That match was excellent, imo. Great atmosphere, very physical. Raw in a realistic way. Selling was accurate, not much irish whipping. The story of the match was in alignment with the bad blood that preceded it. Bam Bam did one hell of a job of allowing LT enough offense and putting him over while still looking strong himself. Thoughts?
Is Bam Bam Bigelow the greatest carryjob in the history of wrestling?
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I came in prepared to shyt on this thread because I read it as Bigelow had to always be carried. I was actually going to use the match from the OP as the reason he was good big man. 
On paper, that match had no business being as decent as it was
On paper, that match had no business being as decent as it was
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I effed the title up, my badI came in prepared to shyt on this thread because I read it as Biggelow had to always be carried. I was actually going to use the match from the OP as the reason he was good big man.
On paper, that match had no business being as decent as it was
It's a damn shame he aint in the Hall of Fame
Does BBB have any backstage heat from back in the day
In some of his later shoot interviews he shytted on The Kliq big time. Especially Shawn Michaels.
Hmm, probably will do it then next time WM is around the NY/NJ area
Kunty McPhuck
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Yeah, towards Michaels. IIRC mainly it is how he treated Candido (who trained under Larry Sharpe like Bam Bam) and Shane Douglas. Plus just the general Kliq phuckery at that time
I saw this match live...he made LT look so legit
Yeah he did..Bam Bam was such a great talent. His theme was so haunting and fit him perfectly..
Bam Bam is one of the most underrated wrestlers of all-time.
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I never hear his name brought up when people are mentioning dope workers now that you mention it
TheWhackMamba
The Coli's Drop Bear
I came in prepared to shyt on this thread because I read it as Bigelow had to always be carried. I was actually going to use the match from the OP as the reason he was good big man.
On paper, that match had no business being as decent as it was
Exactly this