Adebisi_Said
Truth is Power
R.I.P.
The man dropped some great gems here:
The man dropped some great gems here:
Out of the millions of heenan quotes to post as a tribute why would she pick this one? :wthwtf:
R.I.P.
The man dropped some great gems here:
Heenan sold those punches like The Rock sells Stone Cold Stunners.
Agree 100%. The biggest thing people forget or dont know about that is that was Heenan's schtick all the time. He said shyt like that all the time, about Hogan and the other faces. Part of what made him a great heel and talker is he wasn't just some cartoony, 1 -dimensional heel that said mean things about the face because he was a bad guy and that's the story. No, Heenan had a way of turning it all around and positioning himself and his stable as the good guys and always accusing Hogan of being the real heel if, you were paying attention It was just the right amount of plausibility, sincerity and wink-wink trolling/bullshyt that it was always interesting and entertaining. Ventura was good at this style too.This shyt gotta die with Heenan. It was fukking IN CHARACTER for him to question Hogan's allegiance. He never trusted nor liked Hogan. And given the turmoil the company was in (kayfabe wise) it would make sense for a paranoid heel announcer to question the babyface which he always despised. Also, logically it made sense because Hall/Nash had been wrestling by themselves without their third man for some time. It was actually the perfect storm of events for the heel announcer to be proven right. Even given all of that it was fukking unheard of for Hogan to be a bad guy so Heenan's ranting was just looked at as in character. This is a true neckbeard narrative that Heenan "gave away" the heel turn.
Sounds like a Friday Night Watch Party Idea @mrken12