Hey Chico, Say Hello to the bad guy

Kevin_rc_ie

Who am I?

Razor Ramon

Kevin_rc_ie

good auld Razor ramon from Miami, didn't he go to WCW and did a thing with Diesel/johnny nash/whatever his name is.

didn't he have a fued with the 1-2-3 kid? cracking stuff.

can't think of any other catchphrase, no wait.

BAM BAM.

His best match for me was that ladder match at Wreslemnia X against Shawn Michaels.

Do you remember Clique? :rolleyes:

Kevin_rc_ie

Clique? no. i remember the SM - RR fight. ah wrestling. it was so good then.

da_deadman

scott hall / razor ramon

he formed the nWo with Kevin Nash when they 'invaded' wcw and got hollywood hogan to join them.
that storyline was brilliant, they way it was built up with the mysterious traitor and then the hulkster turning heel. It was very well done, and continued for a long time with the wcw versus nWo, with the great Sting leading the wcw guys. At the time wcw was better than wwf (I mean, wwe :rolleyes: ) although how did they not get sued when Sting became the Crow. It was such a clear rip-off...

of course, it didn't last and eventually Hall, Nash and Hogan made their wwe returns. Hall was fired not too long after though.
It's a pity because I always thought he was a great in-ring performer and very talented on the mic too. But he had a bad drink problem apparently and that didn't help his career...

Kevin_rc_ie

Kevin_rc_ie wrote:

Clique? no.

Clique was the stable with Ramon, HHH, Michaels, Nash and X-pac I believe.

Kevin_rc_ie wrote:

ah wrestling. it was so good then

But back then they didn't have Carlito. :cool:

Kevin_rc_ie

i met Sid Vicious/Justice in dublin airport a long time ago, he was absoluetly brilliant. very friendly and full of charisma.

I'm saying this because i was just about to say that most of the wrestlers have drug and drink problems. they put too much strain on their bodies etc etc. i'm sure you've heard it all before.

wasn't really a fan of Razor. Who were my old school favourites? I liked Shaun Michaels before the Bret Hart incident because everyone else disliked him.

BAM BAM was entertaining.

Jeez, no one else stands out....

da_deadman

da_deadman wrote:

scott hall / razor ramon

he formed the nWo with Kevin Nash when they 'invaded' wcw and got hollywood hogan to join them.
that storyline was brilliant, they way it was built up with the mysterious traitor and then the hulkster turning heel. It was very well done,

I agree. I believe it was Hall and Nash (with mystery opponent) vs Sting, Luger and, eh, Savage I think. I was absolutely shocked when it turned out to be Hogan. It was very well done indeed.

Kevin_rc_ie

WWE soap opera for teenage boys.

jesusjones

The NWO when Hogan joined them one of my favourite angles ever

pingu_girl

yeh that was cool alright but kurts definitely my favorite angle

dlofnep

Hacksaw Jim Duggan. HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Ruu_Old

The Sting crow thing was good, and then they had an imposter Sting in the nWo yeah Hall and Nash used to always bully Eric Bischoff and ... Tony Shivani(sp?) i think was it, when they interrupted to take over to show on the night. Haha always remembered when they would rough up poor "Mean Gene" Oakerland (sp again?)

andyman

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But back then they didn't have Carlito. :cool:

No Carlito?!? Thats not cool!!!

Carlito, Absolute legend.

Kevin_rc_ie

Who did you prefer, The Legion of Doom or The Demolition?

Wasn't it Hawk and Animal in LoD and Ax and Crash in Demolition? WAs Crush something to do with either of these?

Wacker

Axe and Smash made up Demolition. I never saw much of either team, but what I can say is that Demolition was the then WWF trying to imitate the Road Warriors, and the originals are usually the best. Althought the Road Warriors were very mediocore workers, their matches were very enertaining, as they would simply smash their opponents in quick matches and move on to whoever was next. Kind of like the tag team equivelant of Goldberg.