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. What about Curt Hennig, Bad News Brown, Rick Martel? These three off the top of my head can shit out promos better than Cena, Triple H, and Sheamus
The one person who continually gets overlooked is jake roberts, this man was one of the greatest talkers ever i wrestling but all people remember about him now is him being drunk and exposing himself. Cena when he was heel was decent but as a face his promos are literally vomit inducing sometimes honestly in the history of wrestling when it comes to talking he's probably #75.Oh i've seen stonecold thru every era he's been in but i still have to say rock, although his KOR speech had michael hayes look like "um can he say that"
Jake shot back on my favorite list when he turned back heel on Randy Savage. When dude slapped Elizabeth at Tuesday in Texas, I thought that place was going to explode. Dude got old school heat and it was great. 
He also got me when he appeared in WCW and ddt'ed Sting. This was before the internet so I was shocked to see him.
He also got me when he appeared in WCW and ddt'ed Sting. This was before the internet so I was shocked to see him.
~Vince McMahon Says He Needs Smackdown To Be The Number 1 Brand~
WrestleZone has exclusively learned that in more than one creative meeting over the past two weeks, WWE Chairman Vince McMahon has informed the writers that he wants Smackdown to be "treated as the number one brand," including opening up the possibility of more trades in order to strengthen the brand.
McMahon feels that a sub-par rating for Smackdown on SyFy would injure WWE's standing with NBC-U, who McMahon is looking to for help in launching the proposed WWE Network. While some on the writing staff are actually trying to come up with scenarios that would include trades or Smackdown getting more exposure (like winning the battle royal tonight on Raw), others on the writing staff have not jumped at this latest "fire alarm" (as a creative team member described it tonight), saying "this is just how Vince reacts to pressure. He says this about all major groups and factions."
Its All About the Moneyyyyyyyyyyyy
~BORN's RANDOM WRESTLING STUFF #1~
Ted Dibiase was scheduled to win the World Title at WM originally, but WWF changed their plans at the last minute. Literally, a few days before the show.
It all started from the Honky Tonk Man as he refused to lose the IC belt back to Savage(fearing they had nothing planned for him after which they didn't) and threaten to jump to the nwa with it
then Savage went nuts and was promised the title at mania
He was then gonna drop it to Dibiase who would then drop it back to Hogan at mania but the mega powers exploding became a better storyline
Dibiase got screwed by being the only professional
Honky Tonk Man also refused to put over Bret Hart and bad news brown until finally seeing dollar signs in the Ultimate Warrior
, then I used to love visiting my family in Mississippi just to watch Mid-South Wrestling, Also our local channels channels also carried World Class Championship Wrestling(ran by the Von Erich's who controlled east texas and Southwest Championship Wrestling(Jose Lothario) which controlled western texas. I used to buy Pro Wrestling Illustrated back in day as well as other wrestling mags. I used to love Pro Wrestling Illustrated ranking position esecially the Most Hated I was a huge Butch Reed fan and was impressed at how long he stayed # 1 on that list for a stretch of months in 1983 with his heel turn on JYD in Mid South. Easily the best heat for a black heel since Ernie Ladd turned heel in the late 1970's with famous heel turns on Cowboy Bob Ellis(1st heel turn I think) and Dusty Rhodes.
~Vince McMahon Says He Needs Smackdown To Be The Number 1 Brand~
WrestleZone has exclusively learned that in more than one creative meeting over the past two weeks, WWE Chairman Vince McMahon has informed the writers that he wants Smackdown to be "treated as the number one brand," including opening up the possibility of more trades in order to strengthen the brand.
McMahon feels that a sub-par rating for Smackdown on SyFy would injure WWE's standing with NBC-U, who McMahon is looking to for help in launching the proposed WWE Network. While some on the writing staff are actually trying to come up with scenarios that would include trades or Smackdown getting more exposure (like winning the battle royal tonight on Raw), others on the writing staff have not jumped at this latest "fire alarm" (as a creative team member described it tonight), saying "this is just how Vince reacts to pressure. He says this about all major groups and factions."
Its All About the Moneyyyyyyyyyyyy
