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My biggest regret is never finishing the "who attacked Brian Lee Storyline"...

( Personally I thought the Soultaker was terrible, even in 1990 during his Japan tour and working in NAWA/SAPW in the Carolinas. He was big and green even over a year into the business, but that's no different than the guys Lawler faced throughout the 80's. You can't tell me that someone like Man Mountain Link or Goliath \(86/87\) were any better than the Soultaker at ANY stage in Wright's career, and they main evented.......

( Hey, just want to send this one out there. The ULL is being kind enough to send a match for ICW's Black Friday show on 11/27 \(the day AFTER Thanksgiving\). If anyone else would like to send a match, let me know. I have room for one or two outside matches since a lot of guys will be tied up in the 8-man elimination matches. ,I don't agree with that in the workplace. -David Brent \(as Eric Hitchmo\) )

quote: Originally posted by Commish From CA: I'm going to steal Slingshot's gimmick (Whoo Bundy) and give big props to all the writers putting high level shows right now. It's been a while since we've had such a variety of top quality shows posted on such a regular basis! Commish that will cost you $1.49 which I will immediately forward on to the Ed O'Neill retirement fund!!!!

The reason for the 6 man reign of Soultaker, Lee, golden was to show that the title on any given night, even a SAT PROMOTION guys could win the title. With Gene getting backed up things never got to where they were going to go, but I think the Barr's and eddie are good champs for now.

helped quite a bit.

quote: Originally posted by That'sMrRunAllDaytoYouPal: My biggest regret is never finishing the "who attacked Brian Lee Storyline"... Was it Mr. Wrestling III?

( On a more serious note, one thing I don't get has been the big push given to the Soultaker. Here's a not-particularly-talented rookie nobody who was pushed almost immediately into a program with Hogan for the WCFL World Heavyweight Title after only a couple of matches. After that, he, the similarly untalented Brian Lee, and Mike Golden were pushed to the WCFL Six-Man Tag Team Titles. With all the talk on the board about how certain...

The Prime Time Players - "Playboy" Buddy Rose and "Outlaw" Joel Deaton - managed by Pat Patterson were my favorite "fun" mid-card gimmick in WCFL Mid-South. "Superstar" Sam Houston joining the stable was also really getting over right around the time I left - him demanding to come to the ring with only a spotlight shining on him. I have also enjoyed booking Virgil (and "Iron" Mike Jones in...

I had Champion slated for a Yoshi Kwan-like transformation when I had him in Mississippi, once I acquired Scotty the Body.