Black History Month Spotlight: Black Pro Wrestling Legends
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Vic Damone. Jr
Don't support the phonies, support the real
It was three pics but here's one of them.
Velveteen refused to be shown in this picture too?
I remember he got mad at the black wrestling alliance guy for showing him in one of these group photos.
Velveteen refused to be shown in this picture too?
I remember he got mad at the black wrestling alliance guy for showing him in one of these group photos.
If Dream can't send the photo to an underage boy he's not interested
This a great thread, by the way
I remember that shyt too, which is why I'm still fukking apoplectic that he opened his DMs for bullshyt.Velveteen refused to be shown in this picture too?
I remember he got mad at the black wrestling alliance guy for showing him in one of these group photos.
He put it back up
Bivens is like the godfather of this shyt.
Velveteen refused to be shown in this picture too?
I remember he got mad at the black wrestling alliance guy for showing him in one of these group photos.
Why would that bother Velveteen?EDIT: Maybe breh is living his old gimmick. Patrick Clark's Controversial Gimmick Could Be WWE's Brilliant Answer To Donald Trump
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S/O To Master P.
Hopefully, his new promotion has long term success.
I haven’t been through this thread yet, so excuse me if this has already been said, but shout out to Koko B. Ware
- 31 year wrestling career (1978 - 2009)
- Breh was 5’7 or 5’9 (Internet has both listed) 228 pounds wrestling in the big and roided up era of 1980s WWF as a regular jobber, and got over so much, he was upgraded to “jobber to the stars”.
To get over with a gimmick that I honestly think nobody else could’ve pulled off on the roster as a jobber is impressive
- Helped lay the foundation for other black wrestlers after him. We all know how wrestling is now, I can’t even imagine the shyt he’s seen in his day
- WWE HoF (and fukk anyone who thinks he shouldn’t be inducted, Drew Carey is in that mf)
- He could GO in the ring, and make the stars look like money
and we can’t forget Frankie (RIP)
- 31 year wrestling career (1978 - 2009)
- Breh was 5’7 or 5’9 (Internet has both listed) 228 pounds wrestling in the big and roided up era of 1980s WWF as a regular jobber, and got over so much, he was upgraded to “jobber to the stars”.
To get over with a gimmick that I honestly think nobody else could’ve pulled off on the roster as a jobber is impressive
- Helped lay the foundation for other black wrestlers after him. We all know how
wrestling is now, I can’t even imagine the shyt he’s seen in his day- WWE HoF (and fukk anyone who thinks he shouldn’t be inducted, Drew Carey is in that mf)
- He could GO in the ring, and make the stars look like money
and we can’t forget Frankie (RIP)
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I haven’t been through this thread yet, so excuse me if this has already been said, but shout out to Koko B. Ware
- 31 year wrestling career (1978 - 2009)
- Breh was 5’7 or 5’9 (Internet has both listed) 228 pounds wrestling in the big and roided up era of 1980s WWF as a regular jobber, and got over so much, he was upgraded to “jobber to the stars”.
To get over with a gimmick that I honestly think nobody else could’ve pulled off on the roster as a jobber is impressive
- Helped lay the foundation for other black wrestlers after him. We all know how
- WWE HoF (and fukk anyone who thinks he shouldn’t be inducted, Drew Carey is in that mf)
- He could GO in the ring, and make the stars look like money
and we can’t forget Frankie (RIP)
It's a shame that Koko B. Ware became an enhancement talent in the WWF. Prior to that, he was a rising star in the territories. We could probably make the case that Koko's high-flying style made a way for the Black arial wrestlers who came after him.
Also, Koko had hands...
Vic Damone. Jr
Don't support the phonies, support the real
The most innovative wrestler of all time.
