/pw/ - >loser gets shaved match >never do his chest hair - Professional Wrestling

Anonymous

02/16/26(Mon)04:37:44 No.19900304

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Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)04:37:44 No.19900304 Archived

>loser gets shaved match
>never do his chest hair

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)04:41:28 No.19900310

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)04:41:28 No.19900310

>>19900304
The curse of being a UK based wrestling fan, if it's ever mentioned people of a certain generation always bring up Big Daddy, WOS Wrestling died out when I was just a small child, I never watched it and having seen his act retrospectively I really can't understand what the fuss was about, he was utterly shit!

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)04:54:39 No.19900326

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)04:54:39 No.19900326

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>>19900310
He was the working man's wrestler. The Austin of his time.

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)04:55:47 No.19900328

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)04:55:47 No.19900328

>>19900326
>Big Daddy
>Mike Reid
We used to be a real country.

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)05:31:54 No.19900359

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)05:31:54 No.19900359

>>19900326
the difference being that Austin was also an excellent technician, though he was trained by an Englishman and married an English woman (the aforementioned Englishman's woman infact!!)

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)06:50:30 No.19900479

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)06:50:30 No.19900479

>>19900310
I know it entirely from watching my dad's VHS tapes and stuff that made it onto Youtube but there were some great wrestlers on WOS, even Jushin Liger on excursion made it onto ITV a few times. Big charismatic guys are always going to be more popular than good workers when the audience is mostly ultra-casual though