Palmetto Proving Grounds

Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby the Brain Heenan were the best broadcast combo IMO. Wonder if Vince McMahon will ever get behind the mike again?

Is Jake "the snake" Roberts on tonight's card?

Don't forget about Magnum TA, or Kabuke. Kabuke would spit that red stuff in your eyes, and you were done. It was magic blinding juice. Illegal in 32 states.

Thunderbolt Patterson, Abdullah the Butcher, Rock and Roll Express, Midnight Express, The Road Warriors, Black Jack Mulligan, Ivan and Nakita Kruschev, Rick Rude, and Bobby Valentine are a few from my days of watching as a child in the early to mid 80's.

Of course, most wrestlers are dead before the age of 50.

Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and Ron Simmons went into the HOF last night.

Ron Simmons was hilarious.

DAMN!

turned out to be Ric Flair...Starcade 1990 right?

Lol wow! I remember this, was there also. Definitely a really fun time. Only one I've ever been to and probably always will be.

The Rock is way out of shape. It was tough to watch that. Pretty bad.

Close, but it was actually a green mist he spewed. Saw him several times ringside when he was having his battles with Jimmy Valiant. I'm going to add a few that some may recognize, since I see Ricky Steamboat, I have to add Jay Youngblood. With Sargeant Slaughter, was always Private Don Kernodle, Jack and Jerry Brisco, the list goes on from that era.

Also, because it always makes folks laugh, who could forget the Mulkey Brothers? Anyone remember those 2 pasty white, blonde headed guys that got paid each week for the sole purpose of getting their butts whipped on tv? I've also attached a link to one of their matches against of all teams, the Road Warriors. Just don't blink while watching, or you'll miss it.

For another trip down memory lane, check out this link I just stumbled across. I didn't realize Jack Brisco passed away a few years ago. I don't have time to follow or watch wrestling anymore, because honestly, it got kind of boring , or I got burnt out on it either one, but there was a time I wore my watch to cut my parents' grass and when Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling came on, the mower had to be parked in the shade for an hour. Boogie Woogie's theme "The Boy from New York City" 45 record blared through our house many days and seeing as I only had a sister, she knew when she heard it, she was going to be crying real soon. LOL!