Thread: WWF Pro wrestling question

I seem to remember the good guy only losing once, then he would come back. I don't think the bad guys ever beat the good guy two-in-a-row. Hulk was a big winner. Roddy Roddy Piper was the one you loved to hate. Oh the Iron Sheik, and of course the amazing Andre The Giant. Wow I loved to watch it in those days.

Hulk must have moved to LA not too long after his career took off, because he was always riding his Harley around The Valley. Tough guy to mistake when he pulls up next to you.

Originally Posted by bpave777

I seem to remember the good guy only losing once, then he would come back. I don't think the bad guys ever beat the good guy two-in-a-row. Hulk was a big winner. Roddy Roddy Piper was the one you loved to hate. Oh the Iron Sheik, and of course the amazing Andre The Giant. Wow I loved to watch it in those days...

Aww c'mon... I loved Rowdy Roddy Piper! Piper's pit? That's solid gold!

As far as I'm concerned, "Pro Wrestling" is a soap opera for men. It's all about ratings and money.

anyone who wants to see what it was like should see the new movie the wrestler with Mickey Rourke

vinny mac flips a coin and tells the 2 who's going to be the winner.

Originally Posted by Doc

anyone who wants to see what it was like should see the new movie the wrestler with Mickey Rourke

I have seen the trailer for this flick. I like Mickey Rourke and he looks really good in the trailer.


Remember the old Rod Serling movie with Anthony Quinn, Jackie Gleason and Mickey Rooney, Requiem for a Heavyweight (1962)

we saw it and I was just blown away. Mickey Rourke does a bang up job on this one. Its a must see film.

It's a scripted story (WWE has admitted this in court so it is no longer a secret) so the writers decide who will win. Most likely they base this on what they believe will maximize the number of people purchasing the story.