The Villain
Superstar
woooow they got "Be a Man" in this 
"Biography" Documentaries On WWE Legends
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krazykid18
Superstar
Be a man hogan
krazykid18
Superstar
Damn sharmell still looks good
NOSaintsFan02
Superstar
They need to do a Bubba The LoveSponge and Hulk Hogan doc about them sharing wives
Compared to most of the roster at the time he debuted there...
You had Hogan, Andre, Big John Studd, Bundy, Hillbilly Jim, JYD, Paul Orndorff, Hercules, Sheik, Volkoff, Patera, Tony Atlas, Beefcake, Don Muraco, Adrian Adonis... the smallest guys they had on the roster were maybe Steamboat, Piper, Santana, Bret Hart, and Dynamite Kid. Savage was definitely on the lower end.
At hogan thinking Randy and Ricky weren’t trying to upstage his match
nikkas had 160 steps quizzing each other
I was so glad they cut right to Steamboat saying that was definitely their intention... reminded me of watchin' Rick James/Charlie Murphy "Charlie Murphy ain't never kicked my ass"... "kicked the shyt outta him!" Hogan was up to his usual fukkery here, he can't stand to put someone over without making sure to turn it into something putting himself over. And granted, he obviously played a big part in that era and Savage's story during that time but for two weeks in a row now (he also did it on the Piper episode), he's made sure to spin the story into him being the good guy and the smartest man in the room. That Warrior episode is gonna be a doozy.
LastManStanding
Veteran
how many times are they going to re-tell all of these stories that have been told hundreds of times over the last twenty years?
is this series worth watching? or is it just another attempt at a rating pop luring in the casuals?
is this series worth watching? or is it just another attempt at a rating pop luring in the casuals?
Let's get to it
Documentaries like this one help me answer the “why do I watch this shyt” question. AE is knocking these out of the park
Us “hardcores” aren’t the target market for these as we are aware of most of the content in them. The nostalgia is well worth watching retelling of these stories
Macho Man was the definition of 1 of 1
Us “hardcores” aren’t the target market for these as we are aware of most of the content in them. The nostalgia is well worth watching retelling of these stories
Macho Man was the definition of 1 of 1
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About to have this going while I drink my morning coffee and read work emails
prophecypro
Hollywood North
Conrad and Bischoff (who was interviewed for this as was his wife) commented on twitter that they felt like this was a burial of savage and way harsh
I dont know if I saw it that way but it was a lot more tougher on Randy than the WWE 2014 documentary that complimented his charity work, this went into his personal stuff and insecurity and they pretty much said he was abusive to Gourgeous George without saying it.
Some were saying it was consistent with the first 2 and especially Austin's which didnt cover the personal stuff with Debra at all
I think part of the issue is this was shot by a different director and producer than the others. Billy Corben who did Cocaine Cowboys and The U produced this and Jason Heir (Last Dance, Andre doc) did Austin. I know Corben likes to explore darker/uncomfy stuff matter of factly like its no big deal though and wont change the image so maybe that was it.
Not sure if its because WWE wanted it that way, I mean like I said the 2014 doc was more complimentary (but then again the Hall of Fame was looming so)
I dont know if I saw it that way but it was a lot more tougher on Randy than the WWE 2014 documentary that complimented his charity work, this went into his personal stuff and insecurity and they pretty much said he was abusive to Gourgeous George without saying it.
Some were saying it was consistent with the first 2 and especially Austin's which didnt cover the personal stuff with Debra at all
I think part of the issue is this was shot by a different director and producer than the others. Billy Corben who did Cocaine Cowboys and The U produced this and Jason Heir (Last Dance, Andre doc) did Austin. I know Corben likes to explore darker/uncomfy stuff matter of factly like its no big deal though and wont change the image so maybe that was it.
Not sure if its because WWE wanted it that way, I mean like I said the 2014 doc was more complimentary (but then again the Hall of Fame was looming so)
lol at his attire coming from a guy that made clothes for pimps...things are starting to make sense..macho def was hanging with the brothas from the shyt he was saying to elizabeth in the heel days
its a shame macho went OD on the roids cuz vince had a fetish for big men
its a shame macho went OD on the roids cuz vince had a fetish for big men
lol at jake got more heat for slapping elizabeth than the snake bite incident which is insane in itself
the only wrestler ive seen vince acknowledge in the kayfabe era of somebody leaving the wwe and going somewhere else
