I just want to see Joe Biden held down and shaved on November 4th.
Posted on 05/08/2020 9:54:41 AM PDT by C19fan
As the world watches and relives the epic career of Michael Jordan as part of “The Last Dance” documentary, wrestling fans are getting their own version as WWE is releasing “The Last Ride,” a look back at the Undertaker’s legendary career. Aside from the obvious resemblance in titles, these documentaries have much more in common that one would imagine, especially considering the subject matter. Yahoo Sports was provided a screener for the first episode of “The Last Ride,” and here’s a look at what fans can expect to learn from the five-part series.
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I liked them better when they were the WWF...slamming those little seal pups was a thing to behold!
I always wanted to see a 3 way loser leaves town cage (a small one) death match between Jake the Snake’s Python, Ricky Steamboat’s lizard thing, and that worthless idiot bird of Koko B. Ware’s!
Undertaker vs. Mankind in the steel cage match that collapsed and Foley fell 10 feet and took hundreds of tacks in his back is the greatest match ever.
Undertaker still says that Foley was a nutjob and couldn’t believe he kept going after that.
Piper is still the greatest.
Yep, the ‘Taker has ridden the miles. Factoid: his late manager Paul Bearer was actually a certified mortician in real life.
I just want to see Joe Biden held down and shaved on November 4th.
Piper smashing the coconut against Jimmy Snuka’s head is one of the greatest moments in Wrastlin’ history.
I remember him starting off as Mean Mark Kallas (or however it’s spelled) in the TBS WCW days. I miss WCW - fun part of lazy Saturday afternoons in the ‘90s.
The best ever.
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