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Weeks ago, this would have just been an ordinary theme for a WWE pro-wrestler with a really silly ballroom dancer gimmick that people would have forgotten:
But then, WWE RAW aired this week, and the crowd went crazy. And I mean REALLY CRAZY!
Seriously, it's as if it has given birth to a new legend, or at least a WWE version of Rick Roll.
This has been the hottest topic around in the pro-wrestling world this week. CM Punk of the WWE (who is supposedly leaving the company in a few weeks) made this scathing promo that walks a very fine line between reality and fantasy.
Just to give you an idea, CM Punk has been legitimately frustrated in recent months with his current status in the WWE. Eventually, it all went down to this. And everyone is buzzing over this, even those from rival promotions.
Heck, even the non-wrestling fans thought it was awesome.
Stone Cold Steve Austin is known for unleashing hell in the WWE. From beer trucks to Stunners, there's almost no limit to what he's done in the WWE.
And now, this:
And that's the bottom line.
Dammit, I'm late again with what was supposed to be yesterday's feature. Bug spray was sprayed in one part of the house which was near the computer, so I couldn't use the computer for the next 8-10 hours.
For today, we'll be taking you back to the 1980's "Rock N' Wrestling" era. A time when Vince McMahon was an announcer (and not a psycho boss), children were Hulkamaniacs, and the company was still called WWF.
This video shows one of the hottest and craziest WWF villains then, the legendary "Hot Rod" Rowdy Roddy Piper, trying to play tricks to children in trick-or-treat.
By the way, did you notice how "innocent" and "family-friendly" the WWF was back then?
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