Hogan Trial
Shane Shoemaker wrote a new blog for CSRWrestling.com about the Hulk Hogan trial. Here’s an excerpt:
PUT THIS MAN BACK IN THE HALL OF FAME… HE’S KEEPING KAYFABE ALIVE!
Kayfabe isn’t dead because Hulk Hogan is still out there claiming he has a ten inch penis. We should be grateful to Hogan for that.
Imagine if every other wrestler who has had to appear before a judge claimed this separation between their real person and their wrestling character. What if Stone Cold Steve Austin, when in his domestic abuse case involving Debra, would have been on the stand and said, “That wasn’t me, Steve Williams, that was Stone Cold Steve Austin — WHAT!?” He would, of course, be wearing his skintight jorts, knee braces and featured Stone Cold t-shirt. Why didn’t Hogan claim this during his racist tirade that was recorded? Who said the n-word: Hulk Hogan or Terry Bollea?
Seriously, how can you not think this is the greatest thing Hulk Hogan or Terry Bollea has ever done? Better question is, if Hulk Hogan is working with ten, then Thunderlips — in the flesh, baby! — has got to be….well, you get it.
The only thing that could have made this better is if Macho Man and Ultimate Warrior were still alive and were able — kayfabe of course… attire, face-paint, everything — to be character witnesses of some sort on the stand, cutting one of their psychotic promos, either confirming or denying the size of Hogan’s pants python.
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Matt Hardy & CSR WrestleMania pre-party
On Friday, April 1 at Sherlock’s pub in Arlington, TX—join Justin LaBar and Josh Isenberg at noon for a filming talking WrestleMania.
On Sunday, April 3 at Sherlock pub in Arlington, TX—11:30am-2:30pm will be a WrestleMania pre-party featuring Matt Hardy. Free to get in for the Q&A. $10 for general meet & greet to get a picture with Hardy. $40 for backstage access with Hardy and more (very limited).
Sherlock’s Pub is located at 254 Lincoln Square, Arlington, TX 76011, less than 1 mile from AT&T stadium.
Big Boss Man Worthy Of HOF?
Justin LaBar and Josh Isenberg debate of Big Boss Man is worthy of the WWE Hall of Fame.
LaBar says he is and cites Big Boss Man evolving, memorable moments and that not everybody can be in the main event so mid-carders need to fill the mid-card spot of a Hall of Fame class. Isenberg responds with problems of who does and doesn’t get into the HOF.
