Slick:
Slick asks if everybody happy, are they having a good time? Well let’s give him a amen. Slick says that they’re going to start a collection tonight, he apologizes he thought he was at church. Slick says that if you cross the line with Big Boss Man, you would be serving hard times. Slick says that Bossman had one of the biggest hearts in the history of the business. Slick considers himself lucky to be one of his managers, but more importantly being one of his friends. Slick brings up the tag team Twin Towers. When Big Bossman walk into a room, everybody notices.
Slick knew that Bossman was the definition of a superstar. In a blink eye he was in the main event on Saturday Night’s Main Event. Slick would be lying if he was saying anybody working with him didn’t make any money. Slick says that his pockets were green because of the Bossman. Slick says that Bossman is a guardian angel. For a man that’s always though, the Bossman was a man who loved his family. Slick introduces Bossman widow Angela and his daughters Megan and Lacey.
Big Boss Man:
Lacey wants to thank the WWE Universe for keeping her father’s legacy alive. Lacey says that Bossman would be tickled. Lacey said that the last WrestleMania she went to was 17 in Houston. Lacey said that she would be more scared to be in a butterfly museum then seeing her father compete. Lacey grew up with her father in the business. Lacey tells a story about her father being a part of the Attitude Era. Lacey remembers her father face stuck in Rikishi’s ass. Lacey thanks the fans for always supporting him and she wishes that he was here.
Lacey says that it was awkward telling her friends that her father killed dogs. Lacey lets us know her dad love playing the villian and pepper is alive. His wife Angela brings out the Bossman baton. Angela says that Bossman enjoyed making people happy and helping out the community. Bossman loved this business so much. Angela remembers Rick Steiner being a roommate. Angela thanks the fans for all their support to wrap up the speech.
