thanks to you guys I've started saying "Who do you think you are, Kendo Nagasaki?" and I will keep saying it until the day I die. I also bought his book thanks to you 2.
As a Texan and a life long fan of Southern 'Rasslin....I love these classic UK matches.... I've sadly never heard of most of them..... my goodness must have been a great time
I really adore these WoS videos and honestly I never realised that Steve Wright was A) so good in the ring and B) so handsome by any standards (it's obvious where Alex got his good looks and talent from). I also love the, in kayfabe, Wright has an injured leg and then Maxine just comes over like "You know what'd make you feel better, mate? A signed Brian Maxine photo"
@@heartgenerator4967 fair do's, this is Wrestle Me's niche, and they do it beautifully. They are already a Top 3 wrestling channel for me, as well, right behind OSW and in contention with Wrestling Bios for second place. There's just something about people from the British Isles and Ireland talking about wrestling that hits different.
@@PedroBenolielBonito OSW don’t really do it for me, Wrestling Bios is good but more or less just covers the same wrestling history as everyone else, albeit usually in more depth. Kim Justice’s Wrestling Road is criminally underrated and covers topics no one else does, especially Japanese wrestling.
@@PedroBenolielBonito I always enjoyed OSW, but since I’ve found these guys I’ve realised they’re untouchable. Their broadcasting talents are clearly above the rest. I feel like I’m listening to a professional radio programme.
These world of sport videos are just bloody brilliant. This should be a tv show , these wrestlers deserve to be seen and the guys are so entertaining anyone can watch. Absolutely brilliant
Been a old git at 53 I can remember when WOS was on TV in the late 1970s up until ITV stopped showing it in the 1980s part of my regular Saturday afternoon viewing it was great.
I remember Shinsuke Nakamura saying in an interview how much he admired Steve Wright from watching his matches with Tiger Mask I and realising that Steve Wright was completely outworking him.
I'm pretty 100% certain that's not the belt - He's my dad, When the original was stolen he had casts of the "badges" made out of brass, I took them to school and ground/filed off the excess buffed them all up and he got them mounted on the belt. Good show though, really glad you appreciate his work.
As a patron, I can say its 100% worth it - this week, I nearly died laughing when they did a bit about buffalo bill getting a virtual meet and greet with Big E - classy stuff
This show has the funniest patter on TH-cam. " He looks like an onion from a childrens book. Like an onion that a witch has put s spell on to make it think its a king " 🧅👑
The crazy frog £4 / patreon "die in a fire" quip might have been the funniest thing I've heard it about a year. Probably still won't ever pay myself mind.... Cheers guys!
The mix of britishisms from yall, and absolute gold that is this era in wrestling and your beautiful, funny commentary of it .... I very much enjoy this channel and all the work that is put into these shows ... thank you!
A huge round of applause for that über smooth ref slide at 4:01 So much did he defy the laws of friction that you could be forgiven for thinking he'd slid through a patch of leakage from one Big Daddy's internal gravy storage vessels
I can imagine Chris Benoit saying to Alex Wright one night backstage at Nitro “I wrestled your dad several years ago. God you’re making me feel old now fuck off you German Nazi prick!” And when Disco Inferno & Alex Wright joined up as a tag team Chris Benoit would say to Alex “So what’s your tag team’s name…Saturday Nazi Fever!”
Brilliant as ever! Between Wrestle Me! doing World of Sport and Wrestling Bios Reliving the War series I reckon we're absolutely spoilt with amazing content just now ❤
These World of Sports videos have been a treat. Thanks for shining a light on an often forgotten, and frankly criminally underrated part of wrestling history.
Hello guys! Just discovered your channel a week ago through Twitter and I really appreciate it! I'm big fan of OSW Review and AE Podcast and I get that same witty and funny vibe from them with Wrestle Me. But I love that with guys I learn so many things in every video, especially the ones on historical bits from British wrestling which I was only a little bit familiar with before that. So thanks for sharing all that knowledge (and, of course, making me laugh while doing it). I had a question if I may. After watching your videos dissecting the works of Rollerball Rocco and now Steve Wright from the 1970s, do you know if their pre-Tiger Mask/Dynamite Kid original style could be itself inspired by others? As a Frenchman, I've seen some archival footage from old French wrestling (who was big on French TV from 1950-1970, kind of just like World of Sports in the UK but with a decade headstart) and wrestlers from the mid 1950s are already pulling moves like the ones Steve Wright pulls here for example and some matches begin to have that frantic pace of Rocco's for instance? Would love to have your view and opinion on that comparison!
Hey! I'm not 100% sure, but there were plenty of trades happening in the 1960s between the two countries - Lord Alfred Hayes is supposed to have spent so long wrestling in France in the early 1960s that he not only spoke French fluently, but introduced the UK to Andre the Giant (when he was Jean Ferre). That period is such a little-recorded time, I don't know if anyone could say for sure!
@@WrestleMe For another hidden gem, can you do Johnny Smith/John Savage? - Couple of years of WOS, years of Stampede with the Bulldogs, nearly got to replace Dynamite in WWF in 87, went with Dynamite to All Japan, stayed there for a decade wrestling Misawa and Co, even turned up in ECW a few times in the 90's.
As a Canadian lump who couldn't bump, My trainer for a session or 2 was Leo London he stretched the heck out of me, and told me to go home and watch world of sport as it was both contemporary and a relic of the past needless to say 1 concussion later I was good being a spectator But forever I wondered what he ment by that, and i believe these videos are exactly what he wanted me to watch Needless to say 1 concussion later I have a deeper appreciation for the graps but my goodness this WoS stuff is magic like a weird alien subculture of wrestling I never would have seen otherwise, that I thank you for
It’s not the same Steve Wright. The wrestler Steve Wright has lived in Germany since the at least the ‘90s, hence why his son Alex Wright is German. The Mayor Steve Wright used to be a plasterer and the DJ Steve Wright is dead.
Steve Wright actually went on to have a World Mid Heavyweight Championship title run, beating Marty Jones on ITV in 1987. Unfortunately he did so incognito in the guise of German skinhead character Bull Blitzer and mostly using rulebreaking rather than his skills (which were still in excellent shape). Furthermore he failed to show for Jones's return match for the belt, so Jones ended up beating a young Owen Hart to win the vacant title on TV later that year.
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thats pretty cool you found that belt on ebay....its sad it was able to be bought on ebay for 40bucks...i see the difference in how much more american pro wrestling cares about their history ...im happy you do so much brithish wrestling shows cause its still apart of wrestling history and we should be treating the history all as a whole instead of just careing about the country we came from because so many american wrestling legends train in all these other coutnries and you cand talk about and american wreslters history without talking about the other countries they fought in
It’s not sad because he hasn’t bought the belt. What they bought for 40 bucks - more in sterling - is a belt made by some fan back in the day. Brian Maxine is my dad the belt, cloaks, crowns even the sceptre he had are still in his house - do you really think that after all those years fighting for it he’d put it on eBay for 40 quid
@@MrDoingitforthekids yea i do especially if drugs are involved. addicts will sell their most valued things for a single hit ....im not saying thats the case. and i dont know if it is the real belt or if what your saying is true either way if it was the real deal then thats sad
No it wasn’t. It is some fan memorabilia. Brian Maxine is my dad the real belt - not the original one which was “stolen” from the dressing room is still in his house. I can come on the show and prove it - look at the photos on the internet it’s obvious it’s nit the same
Steve Wright's younger brother Bernie Wright was another promising young prospectin the early 80s. Check his match with John Naylor. Then he came back from a trip to Stampede in about '83 with a Mr T/Road Warrior Animal hairdo and calling himself Bearcat Wright and breaking all the rules. He eventually suffered a humiliating TV tag loss to Big Daddy, after which he straightened out again and went back to being plain Bernie Wright, having no nonsense matches with people like Ray Robinson in ITV's final years.
True - he did. The first wrestling bout my dad did was to fill in for Alfie because he couldn’t make it. Dad was a boxer, said he hated the bought got a few rounds in so punched the opponent and knocked him out, got disqualified, crowd went mad - legend born
So I am curious - did wrestlers cut promos in 1970s Britain? Is 'Goldbelt' going to come back next week and claim he's still undefeated or whatever, conveniently glossing over the lucky win, so he can get heat?
@@WrestleMe didn’t need to millions of viewers on the tv every week and the old man could sell out the Albert hall. Not forgetting 1970’s technology wasn’t like it is now.
They actually did bring it back about 3 years ago after NXT UK launched and it was absolute dogshit. Mainly because it was being produced by modern day ITV. It was worse than TNA
Dude most people in the 70's 19 or 20 years old started to look more like me a 31 year old who's biggest athletic accomplishment is being able to handstand push-ups 200 pounds 15 times can even do 2 one handed
It worked because punches and kicks etc weren’t allowd in British wrestling. It makes this kind of fight a lot more feasible, it doesn’t look a millions miles away from a genuine wrestling match.
@@pmc8451 then why isn't the Japanese strong style that looks just as close to MMA just as popular? There were enough people back then that still thought it was all legit.
thanks to you guys I've started saying "Who do you think you are, Kendo Nagasaki?" and I will keep saying it until the day I die. I also bought his book thanks to you 2.
As a Texan and a life long fan of Southern 'Rasslin....I love these classic UK matches.... I've sadly never heard of most of them..... my goodness must have been a great time
This old UK stuff reminds me of a lot of Southern territories back in the day.
@@Adam-kn3tv really it does.... but maybe with more humour
It was a magical time sir. Saturday lunch times were a glorious affair.
These British wrestling episodes are absolutely incredible. Thanks so much.
I really adore these WoS videos and honestly I never realised that Steve Wright was A) so good in the ring and B) so handsome by any standards (it's obvious where Alex got his good looks and talent from). I also love the, in kayfabe, Wright has an injured leg and then Maxine just comes over like "You know what'd make you feel better, mate? A signed Brian Maxine photo"
Alex Wright is bald now so maybe his genes weren't so good.
@@L_Train Hair skips a generation.
Easily the most interesting and fascinating wrestling channel on TH-cam.......not even close
Do you have a moment to talk about Our Lords and Saviours, OSW Review?
@@PedroBenolielBonitoOSW review are great, but give me a bell when they cover World of Sport
@@heartgenerator4967 fair do's, this is Wrestle Me's niche, and they do it beautifully. They are already a Top 3 wrestling channel for me, as well, right behind OSW and in contention with Wrestling Bios for second place.
There's just something about people from the British Isles and Ireland talking about wrestling that hits different.
@@PedroBenolielBonito OSW don’t really do it for me, Wrestling Bios is good but more or less just covers the same wrestling history as everyone else, albeit usually in more depth. Kim Justice’s Wrestling Road is criminally underrated and covers topics no one else does, especially Japanese wrestling.
@@PedroBenolielBonito I always enjoyed OSW, but since I’ve found these guys I’ve realised they’re untouchable. Their broadcasting talents are clearly above the rest. I feel like I’m listening to a professional radio programme.
These world of sport videos are just bloody brilliant. This should be a tv show , these wrestlers deserve to be seen and the guys are so entertaining anyone can watch. Absolutely brilliant
Been a old git at 53 I can remember when WOS was on TV in the late 1970s up until ITV stopped showing it in the 1980s part of my regular Saturday afternoon viewing it was great.
"Hey man, it's Alex Wright, THE GERMAN!" If you want to know what the Germans are about, pick me and you'll have one hell of a victory, I PROMISE!"
ICONIC
Wictory
This channel is unearthing the lost history of British wrestling and I'm here for every second of it
I remember Shinsuke Nakamura saying in an interview how much he admired Steve Wright from watching his matches with Tiger Mask I and realising that Steve Wright was completely outworking him.
"Hangs from his head like a ghost's hand" is now my favourite analogy.
I'm pretty 100% certain that's not the belt - He's my dad, When the original was stolen he had casts of the "badges" made out of brass, I took them to school and ground/filed off the excess buffed them all up and he got them mounted on the belt. Good show though, really glad you appreciate his work.
Hooray! Send Brian our very best, he's a total hero. I now have absolutely no idea what I've bought!
@@WrestleMe where are you based I might be able to show you the real deal
They sounded like little kids at the end
It wasso wholesome
I immediately thought of Alex Wright when I saw the thumbnail, so it’s no surprise this is his father. What a dropkick!
Alex arguably even did it better. He had one of the best drop kicks in the 90s. So underrated because of his gimmicks and push.
two seconds of Lompard Direct catapulted me back in time emotionally
As a patron, I can say its 100% worth it - this week, I nearly died laughing when they did a bit about buffalo bill getting a virtual meet and greet with Big E - classy stuff
Does the Patreon have video?
This show has the funniest patter on TH-cam.
" He looks like an onion from a childrens book. Like an onion that a witch has put s spell on to make it think its a king " 🧅👑
I felt oddly nostalgic for my Nans house in the 80's when I saw the front row of that audience
It made me feel nostalgic too and I wasn't even born yet!
The bald version of Steve Wright (when he wrestled as "Bull Blitzer") looks like another wrestler, Grasshopper.
Great episode! Wrestle Me has quickly become a favorite channel.
The crazy frog £4 / patreon "die in a fire" quip might have been the funniest thing I've heard it about a year.
Probably still won't ever pay myself mind....
Cheers guys!
Banyabat being 110% on point as always
I'm close to signing up for my first patreon at this point. If it included a crazy frog ring tone I'd already be there
SO AWESOME that you bought that. Such a wonderfully underrated channel.
I am really enjoying the British Wrestling content boys. I knew nothing about this stuff!
You got the belt? What? Madness!
Red-dress grandma is deeper in kayfabe than my 9-year-old nephew.
she gets it
The mix of britishisms from yall, and absolute gold that is this era in wrestling and your beautiful, funny commentary of it .... I very much enjoy this channel and all the work that is put into these shows ... thank you!
What a belt!!!! I see you guys putting a documentary together for the BBCon this great stuff.
A huge round of applause for that über smooth ref slide at 4:01
So much did he defy the laws of friction that you could be forgiven for thinking he'd slid through a patch of leakage from one Big Daddy's internal gravy storage vessels
Fantastic show. Best wrestling content on the tube
I can imagine Chris Benoit saying to Alex Wright one night backstage at Nitro “I wrestled your dad several years ago. God you’re making me feel old now fuck off you German Nazi prick!” And when Disco Inferno & Alex Wright joined up as a tag team Chris Benoit would say to Alex “So what’s your tag team’s name…Saturday Nazi Fever!”
Marc is a legend for buying that belt 😅😅😅
That thing is incredible
Not the belt though - he’s my dad the belts in his house and it ain’t going nowhere!
As a person from Leicester, I can confirm we would boo anyone from either Ellesmere or London
Brilliant as ever! Between Wrestle Me! doing World of Sport and Wrestling Bios Reliving the War series I reckon we're absolutely spoilt with amazing content just now ❤
Have to say I love these British wrestling videos. Sure I'm not the only one that a being educated by them
The stigma with 'e-begging' is very, very real, and extends to stuff like Patreon and Kickstarter. Thank the early 2010s for that.
6:38 *Secrets of Wrestling Exposed narrator* She's a STUNT GRANNY!
Fiberbrass
Hahahaha
Well I'm now a convert, Goldbelt is awesome... Britain's Harley Race lol
It's funny how Steve Wright is British, yet his son is the most German looking man in the world, Alex Wright (oh, big bratwurst 😅)
I see your Oliver Khan and Alex Wright and raise you Roland Bock
I hear the big bratwurst song every time I think of Alex Wright. Or bratwurst.
What about Boris Becker?
This is one of the best wrestling channels on TH-cam. It should have way more subscribers
Hell of a purchase well done 👍🏼
These World of Sports videos have been a treat. Thanks for shining a light on an often forgotten, and frankly criminally underrated part of wrestling history.
The coverage on TWC adverts 😂
What does it say on Maxine's guitar?
Can anyone tell? 15:58
Ribbon Of Stainless Steel - his latest album
@@MrDoingitforthekids Thanks man! 😸_👍
Hello guys!
Just discovered your channel a week ago through Twitter and I really appreciate it! I'm big fan of OSW Review and AE Podcast and I get that same witty and funny vibe from them with Wrestle Me. But I love that with guys I learn so many things in every video, especially the ones on historical bits from British wrestling which I was only a little bit familiar with before that. So thanks for sharing all that knowledge (and, of course, making me laugh while doing it).
I had a question if I may. After watching your videos dissecting the works of Rollerball Rocco and now Steve Wright from the 1970s, do you know if their pre-Tiger Mask/Dynamite Kid original style could be itself inspired by others? As a Frenchman, I've seen some archival footage from old French wrestling (who was big on French TV from 1950-1970, kind of just like World of Sports in the UK but with a decade headstart) and wrestlers from the mid 1950s are already pulling moves like the ones Steve Wright pulls here for example and some matches begin to have that frantic pace of Rocco's for instance? Would love to have your view and opinion on that comparison!
Hey! I'm not 100% sure, but there were plenty of trades happening in the 1960s between the two countries - Lord Alfred Hayes is supposed to have spent so long wrestling in France in the early 1960s that he not only spoke French fluently, but introduced the UK to Andre the Giant (when he was Jean Ferre). That period is such a little-recorded time, I don't know if anyone could say for sure!
@@WrestleMe You're right. Thanks for answering guys!
@@WrestleMe For another hidden gem, can you do Johnny Smith/John Savage? - Couple of years of WOS, years of Stampede with the Bulldogs, nearly got to replace Dynamite in WWF in 87, went with Dynamite to All Japan, stayed there for a decade wrestling Misawa and Co, even turned up in ECW a few times in the 90's.
Like a witch has done a spell on am onion ..brilliant
Brilliant looking back , but you two crease me😂😂
As a Canadian lump who couldn't bump,
My trainer for a session or 2 was Leo London he stretched the heck out of me, and told me to go home and watch world of sport as it was both contemporary and a relic of the past needless to say 1 concussion later I was good being a spectator
But forever I wondered what he ment by that, and i believe these videos are exactly what he wanted me to watch
Needless to say 1 concussion later I have a deeper appreciation for the graps but my goodness this WoS stuff is magic like a weird alien subculture of wrestling I never would have seen otherwise, that I thank you for
I'm still trying to get my head around Debbie Harry wrestling from the last episode
Yeah that was hot wasn't it?
RIP Brian 'Goldbelt' Maxine 1938-2024
I really love learning about classic British wrestling with these guys!
Holy cow, that belt plate is AMAZING
Not the belt I can come on the show and show them the real deal but they can’t have it it’s my dads and he’d never sell it
11:12 "Be lucky. And if you can't be lucky, top yourself." - David Hayman, in the film 'Twin Town'
Oh yes, more World Of Sport
I wish he was my Dad.. and me Mum!
He is my dad and it’s great!!
This will sound admittedly mental, and it definitely needs more research, but i think Steve Wright is the current major of Warrington
It’s not the same Steve Wright. The wrestler Steve Wright has lived in Germany since the at least the ‘90s, hence why his son Alex Wright is German. The Mayor Steve Wright used to be a plasterer and the DJ Steve Wright is dead.
Steve Wright love songs 🎵
This entire video had me so baffed until I realised the wrestler is a different fella to the deeJAY
Is my eyesight or could Pete convince people that he is Tony Schiavone's kid?
The guy on the right looks like Tim Roth
Great episode. Keep tgese WOS ones coming guys
Steve Wright was trained by Ted Betley who also trained The Dynamite Kid and Davey Boy Smith.
BEEG BRATWÜRST BAYBAY
Awesome find
Why is it that men in trunks without knee pads look more naked than an actual naked man? ( Osw review TH-cam brought this up). I can't unsee ir
male knees are scandalous like womens' ankles
My mother thought Steve Wright was adorable.
Fantastic video you beauties.
Steve Wright actually went on to have a World Mid Heavyweight Championship title run, beating Marty Jones on ITV in 1987. Unfortunately he did so incognito in the guise of German skinhead character Bull Blitzer and mostly using rulebreaking rather than his skills (which were still in excellent shape). Furthermore he failed to show for Jones's return match for the belt, so Jones ended up beating a young Owen Hart to win the vacant title on TV later that year.
I love it when you find these jems
I'd be beyond elated to be seated anywhere near those ladies in the front row.
Did I imagine it, or did I see Brian Maxine sing with Fairport Convention at Cropredy in the early 80's?
I'm new to this channel, but I absolutely love it! Anyone know when and where the live event is?!
You can see Marc & Pete's lovely faces LIVE AND IN THE FLESH at the London Podcast Festival this September! More info here!!: www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/comedy/wrestle-me-4/
Love this channel.
thats pretty cool you found that belt on ebay....its sad it was able to be bought on ebay for 40bucks...i see the difference in how much more american pro wrestling cares about their history ...im happy you do so much brithish wrestling shows cause its still apart of wrestling history and we should be treating the history all as a whole instead of just careing about the country we came from because so many american wrestling legends train in all these other coutnries and you cand talk about and american wreslters history without talking about the other countries they fought in
It’s not sad because he hasn’t bought the belt. What they bought for 40 bucks - more in sterling - is a belt made by some fan back in the day. Brian Maxine is my dad the belt, cloaks, crowns even the sceptre he had are still in his house - do you really think that after all those years fighting for it he’d put it on eBay for 40 quid
@@MrDoingitforthekids yea i do especially if drugs are involved. addicts will sell their most valued things for a single hit ....im not saying thats the case. and i dont know if it is the real belt or if what your saying is true either way if it was the real deal then thats sad
Can we have the Wrestle Me theme tune as a polyphonic ringtone, please
Gotta love those catch-as-catch nip-ups ...
I must say tuning in every couple days to see the subsciber count go up warms my heart
Here since 8k 🤪
So that was the centerpiece of the strap?? Beautiful buckle/centerpiece.
No it wasn’t. It is some fan memorabilia. Brian Maxine is my dad the real belt - not the original one which was “stolen” from the dressing room is still in his house. I can come on the show and prove it - look at the photos on the internet it’s obvious it’s nit the same
Ofc Alex Wrights dad is a 10/10 wrassler.
Steve Wright's younger brother Bernie Wright was another promising young prospectin the early 80s. Check his match with John Naylor. Then he came back from a trip to Stampede in about '83 with a Mr T/Road Warrior Animal hairdo and calling himself Bearcat Wright and breaking all the rules. He eventually suffered a humiliating TV tag loss to Big Daddy, after which he straightened out again and went back to being plain Bernie Wright, having no nonsense matches with people like Ray Robinson in ITV's final years.
What about Brains brother Buddy Ward ( then went on under the name of Ko jack not 100% sure ..
True - he did. The first wrestling bout my dad did was to fill in for Alfie because he couldn’t make it. Dad was a boxer, said he hated the bought got a few rounds in so punched the opponent and knocked him out, got disqualified, crowd went mad - legend born
I want it I want it I want it!!!
22 July, Saturday...
Saturday Wright Fever.
RIP Brian Maxine - passed 13-11 24
Brian Maxine = Harley Race + Jon Moxley/Dean Ambrose 's haircut
So I am curious - did wrestlers cut promos in 1970s Britain? Is 'Goldbelt' going to come back next week and claim he's still undefeated or whatever, conveniently glossing over the lucky win, so he can get heat?
Nope, promos weren't really something the Brits did! They had to rely on the commentator Kent Walton to get everything across
@@WrestleMe didn’t need to millions of viewers on the tv every week and the old man could sell out the Albert hall. Not forgetting 1970’s technology wasn’t like it is now.
With NXT UK in mothballs , isnt ITV WoS missing an opportunity by not having a british wrestling show.
They actually did bring it back about 3 years ago after NXT UK launched and it was absolute dogshit. Mainly because it was being produced by modern day ITV. It was worse than TNA
Really? Alex Wright is this guy's son?
Dude most people in the 70's 19 or 20 years old started to look more like me a 31 year old who's biggest athletic accomplishment is being able to handstand push-ups 200 pounds 15 times can even do 2 one handed
Alex Wright is the best wrestler that ever came out of WCW.people who hate on him are just jealous of his dancing ability
Haunted hair!!!!!!😂
yeah, he looks way different without the receding hairline curly hair, and facial hair. great comedian though. king of the one liners!
Alex Wright's dad?!
It’s crazy isn’t it?
1960s and 1970s American Territorial wrestling was talent heavy from bottom of the card to the top too . Everyone could work . Everyone
The MC says that Steve Wright is 18.
Dude’s in the commercial bumping their nose wanting nose candy back in the 70’s of all times 😂 priceless
This old style worked because the audience didn't know it was a work yet.
It worked because punches and kicks etc weren’t allowd in British wrestling. It makes this kind of fight a lot more feasible, it doesn’t look a millions miles away from a genuine wrestling match.
@@pmc8451 if that were true then the strong style stuff some Japanese promotions do would be just as popular all over.
@@pmc8451 then why isn't the Japanese strong style that looks just as close to MMA just as popular? There were enough people back then that still thought it was all legit.
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I am only here for British wrestling . Seriously . I cannot be bothered with anything newer than 1995
Maybe not a fire, but at least a horrible drowning accident. How DARE you