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**** there were a lot of good wrestlers in the attitude era. You're right. But still, as a kid in middle school, the Godfather introduced me to pimps and hoes and it was insanely popular. That's one thing that I know is true.

Yes it is, and we won by a mile. I expect the same result on the scoreboard. Bombers - winners, Riders - losers. Now and forever.

Tough to keep it up if the RB is averaging less than 5 yards and putting us in 2nd and long.

I guess the novelty is wearing off already if the LDC isn't sold out. SAD!

Let's not forget that the WWE HoF isn't about wrestling ability or championships or any other tangible quality. It's about popularity first and foremost.

Probably for the best. All the French people laugh at us for having a company named MTS

I think the ESF against Montreal in 2007 and the ESF against Edmonton in 2008 were not particularly well-attended. But the EF against Hamilton was absolutely sold out, I will never forget that game!

People liked the ho-train and the character and everything that went along with it. Keep in mind the main audience at the time was adolescent boys. Either way, he was a huge part of the attitude era and absolutely HoF-worthy. If you had to pick five wrestlers who defined that era, he would be one of them.

Best I could find was this: Not sure how reliable it is but seems reasonable for 2003.

SJ Green

How so? Lankford came into the starting lineup when Dressler got injured. Denmark was already in the lineup.

He also had a short stint as Kama Mustafa in the Nation of Domination. But you're right. Godfather is one of the most iconic figures of the Attitude Era. The ho-train. Pimpin ain't easy. Yeah you're never going to see that again, lol.

Demon King gimmick is pretty cool

I don't see how it doesn't.

Pfff not even 70 million

I've been reading estimates in the 40-100 billion range. Some of the pictures and videos are just jaw-dropping. A town gone underwater.

Yet none of these were as good as his original character - Isaac Yankem, DDS.

Papa Shango was one of my favourites when I was a kid. I used him all the time in WWF Royal Rumble for Sega Genesis

What an absolute gong show in Hamilton

It is very much like Cena vs the Rock when the Rock came back. But Roman Reigns ain't Cena, and Cena ain't the Rock.

Ziggler showed up on Smackdown last week but didn't wrestle. Apparently tonight he will actually wrestle. But during his backstage promo he pretty much seemed like the same guy he's always been. I don't think there is any real formula for getting the fans on your side, aside from actually improving at your craft. In some cases the absence can help. Seth Rollins was really hot when he came back from his knee injury. On the other hand you have guys like Y2J and The Miz who had grown stale but were able to gain fans by doing a great job on the mic. The New Day, if you'll recall, went from hated faces, to hated heels, to loved heels, to loved faces. I don't think the fans will ever buy into Roman's "cool guy" act. Something has to drastically change there or it will never work.

Yes. If someone is actively campaigning to raise funds or awareness for something that they were an offender in, they deserve a second chance. Or if they have served time in prison and paid their debt to society. But Briles hasn't done those things, at least not to my knowledge (nor has Tillman). And the case at Baylor is still so recent. Totally agree. However, even if they weren't aware, once they have read the facts and understand who this guy is and what he did, I believe the outrage is justified.

Yeah. I'm not trying to excuse Briles, I'm just wondering why the standard is there for him and not Tillman, as you allude to. It's almost like the league only reacted because of the negativity south of the border, which obviously isn't there in the case of a guy like Tillman who is relatively unknown in the States.

True. One man committed sexual assault, the other did not.

To be fair who hasn't done this?