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Induction: PG-13 come to Raw – And you thought the NXT call-ups these days were bad

18 Submitted by Art0Donnell on Mon, 27 May 2019, 20:00

1995, WWF A few weeks ago, I chronicled the poorly-received run of Slam Master J, son of Terry Gordy turned hip-hop aficionado. Terry Gordy, Jr. wasn’t the only son of a Memphis wrestling legend to reinvent himself in such a way, though. Of course there was Brian Christopher, son of Jerry Lawler, who re-christened himself, “Grandmaster Sexay” as part of Continue Reading...

Induction: Bingo Break – And Bob Marella was his name-o

12 Submitted by Art0Donnell on Mon, 13 May 2019, 21:30

Tip of the hat to the Our Vantage Point podcast for finding this forgotten chapter of TV history. Local television, 1994 Loyal ‘Crappers, I’d like you all to be the first to know that after six and a half years on this site, it’s time that I take a break. A Bingo Break, that is! And what does bingo have Continue Reading...

Induction: Slam Master J – To quote Eric Bischoff, “Hip-hop meets kick-butt!”

21 Submitted by Art0Donnell on Fri, 26 April 2019, 21:32

WWE, 2009 Fans who watched WWE between 2007 and 2009 – why, I have no idea – may remember the country-fried tag team of Jesse and Festus. Most fans would recognize big Festus as Luke Gallows of the Bullet Club or the Good Brothers. What fans might not know is that his partner Jesse, like Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, and Continue Reading...

Protected: Re-Induction for Patreon Crappers Only: Irwin R. Schyster (otherwise known as IRS)

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Induction: The Kurt Angle Action Short – TNA invades the Nutmeg State

9 Submitted by Art0Donnell on Thu, 11 April 2019, 20:51

TNA, 2007 This past week saw Kurt Angle wrestle his very last match… …and lose… …but then get his revenge… …and then get beaten up by someone else. Well, you might not know it looking at him today, but twelve years ago, Kurt was capable of laying out half a dozen opponents all by himself in a barroom brawl. See, Continue Reading...