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FrankTheTank

@franktankdk

Wrestling is awesome

United Kingdom Katılım Kasım 2023
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Osiris King
Osiris King@NewYork_Boy82·
@ocampoxlaw It really bothers me so much there's a certain thing called ring rust You could be in ring shape but if you're not bumping and running and gunning every night yeah you're going to have ring rust relax
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Ernesto Ocampo
Ernesto Ocampo@ocampoxlaw·
Paige solo tiene 33 años, pero verla luchar hoy es como ver a André el Gigante en sus últimos años. Duro de ver.
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ؘ@WRLDOFSLUMP·
Stop calling me dumb :( it hurts my widdle feelings
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ؘ@WRLDOFSLUMP·
Kofi Kingston matters more to pro wrestling than hulk hogan ever has
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Tomos Doran 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 🇵🇸
Is it just me, or was there a definitely nasty undertone to Fat Les's "Vindaloo"? As in, a bunch of wealthy, middle class guys having a good old sneer at working class culture. Has a totally different vibe than "Three Lions", which, whatever you think of it, was at least sincere.
Batfox Pictures@Batfox_Pictures

Released in June 1998, “Vindaloo” became one of the defining unofficial anthems of the 1998 World Cup. Created by Fat Les, featuring Keith Allen, Blur’s Alex James and Damien Hirst, it reached number two in the UK behind “3 Lions 98” and turned terrace-chant nonsense into a full national singalong.

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FrankTheTank
FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@TripleHHHPaulL Kidnapped and next segment had his wife on the mic with no reference to it. Tony needs to work on his storyboards
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FrankTheTank
FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@LeeHAuthor Q. Wrestlers Bret defeated in his first run as WWF champion
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Lee Herbert
Lee Herbert@LeeHAuthor·
No order: Giant Gonzales Nailz Skinner D. Demento G. Gooker Mantaur Mabel Sparky Plugg Avatar Isaac Yankem J-P LaFitte Kwang D. Douglas Knuckleball Friar Ferguson Bastion Booger Man Mountain Rock Xanta Klaus Goon A. Montoya Rad Radford Stalker Beaver Cleavage Meat Mideon
IandrewDiceClay@IANdrewDiceClay

No order: Bret Cactus Jack Terry Funk Sting Rey Mysterio Manami Toyota Vader Dynamite Kid Hennig Flair Randy Savage Bull Nakano Steve Austin Les Kellet Sid Eddie Bryan Danielson Jake Roberts Samoa Joe Keiji Muto Atsushi Onita Stan Hansen Brian Pillman Jody Fleisch Ricky Morton

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80's Wrestling
80's Wrestling@80sWrestling_·
Rate Jake “The Snake” Roberts overall as a performer on a Scale 1-10.
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FrankTheTank
FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@LeeHAuthor If I remember right some of the french channels like RTL aired WCW and they were on my sky channel list in the UK around that time. Still sounds dubious voting figures though
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Lee Herbert
Lee Herbert@LeeHAuthor·
Reader awards have always been a source of controversy.
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FrankTheTank
FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@DK_Able I’m from England and have been to a few of the USA states. I’ve been to several European countries. I know far more about USA states than I ever will about European countries
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FrankTheTank
FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@SkytelWrestling You mean MJF draws and Hangman doesn’t. Bret and Sting drew, but not as much as Flair. Then Hangman exists
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SkyTel@SkytelWrestling·
Hangman is to AEW as what Bret was to WWF and Sting was to WCW. MJF is to AEW as Ric Flair was to NWA / WCW. Both are future Hall of Famers, both are proven draws across many metrics.
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Noah Gilbert
Noah Gilbert@Noahgilberto19·
AEW doing a $1 Million gate for Revolution on Sunday means that the average ticket price is around $83 or so.
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Wrestling News
Wrestling News@WrestlingNewsCo·
1995 WCW. Here we got Flair and Sherri. Hogan, Jimmy Hart and Mr. T. Shaq and Nick Bockwinkel. Randy Anderson, Tony Schiavone, Bobby Heenan. Look at the whole presentation with Michael Buffer doing the ring intros. It felt like a big time boxing match.
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Lee Herbert
Lee Herbert@LeeHAuthor·
@franktankdk @HappHazzard @ClintonDavey Yes, as soon as there was any sign of blood the BBFC slapped a 15 or 18 on it. Which is strange considering how keen everyone was to tell you that wrestling was a “sham sport” and “staged”.
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Lee Herbert
Lee Herbert@LeeHAuthor·
It blows my mind that the BBFC rated WrestleMania 13 an 18, putting it in the same bracket as Trainspotting, Pulp Fiction, or Seven.
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FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@HappHazzard @ClintonDavey @LeeHAuthor It was a 15. I doubt it was because of the Elizabeth skirt thing. The show recapped Ron Bass attacking Brutus Beefcake who bled a lot. They put one of those ineffective red X sensors over it
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Happ Hazzard
Happ Hazzard@HappHazzard·
@ClintonDavey @LeeHAuthor They had to make it a higher rating because of Elizabeth taking off her skirt which was scandalous at the time.
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FrankTheTank
FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@TheBlind_Duck @80sWrestling_ When he put Bret over as IC champion at Summerslam’91 it was pivotal to the business. Making him world champion before then wouldn’t have worked, he wasn’t THAT guy. He was incredible though
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Blind Duck
Blind Duck@TheBlind_Duck·
@80sWrestling_ I mainly saw him as an intercontinental champion or even a tag team champion if they had paired him correctly.
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80's Wrestling
80's Wrestling@80sWrestling_·
Who would have liked to have seen Mr. Perfect really hold that WWF World Heavyweight Title?
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FrankTheTank
FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@allan_cheapshot Wrestling in the UK was very popular with the older generation going back a few decades. Both my nans were fans of it and would go to local events. I didn’t realise the American stuff was popular with them too, maybe ‘93 was filling a void after the Big Daddy era
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Allan
Allan@allan_cheapshot·
#OnThisDay in 1993: WCW: G-Mex Arena, Manchester: Camera's went to speak to people in Manchester to see who their favourites were.
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Steven Campbell
Steven Campbell@stevenfilms1998·
@franktankdk @WrestlingMark16 "His star ratings transcend preference" no they don't lol the star ratings are literally just his opinion not fact as to whether a match is good or not.
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Wrestling_Mark
Wrestling_Mark@WrestlingMark16·
Do people never think with Dave Meltzer… It’s not bias, he just watches both companies for a living - and anyone who has watched them both objectively over the last year would lean heavily to the much better product?
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Science girl
Science girl@sciencegirl·
For those who used a computer between 1995 and 2001, what's the computer game from that time that sticks with you the most, and why
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FrankTheTank
FrankTheTank@franktankdk·
@WrestlingMark16 @stevenfilms1998 It’s a bit of both probably. He prefers AEW’s style to WWE and he lets that run away from him a bit in both directions. His star ratings transcend preference
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Wrestling_Mark
Wrestling_Mark@WrestlingMark16·
Then it’s more preference than bias I show bias 100%, I think WWE are an abhorrent company and enjoy ridiculing the state they’re in creatively and the large chunks of the fanbase who are pretty abysmal people He is a journalist, he gave WWE promotion of the year in 2023 when they were hot and AEW was not. He gave it them again in 2024 too, which I think is farcical because it was crap post Mania
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