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Too funny. 🤣🤣🤣 Hey I love Mr Watts. He was always good to me.
With all of the planes stranded yesterday, would bill watts have fined every wrestler for not planning ahead? If they were lucky to catch the 1st flight out would he have fined the babyfaces and heels for taking the 1st flight out together?
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Slavery was not long ago, I don't understand why people who don't qualify get all hostile when we demand Reparations
102 year old woman recounts being a little girl under slavery. Filmed in 1944
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November 24, 1990 — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Ultimate Warrior makes an appearance in Kaufmann’s annual Celebrate the Season Christmas Parade, riding through downtown Pittsburgh with the WWF Championship just hours before defending the title against Randy Savage at the Civic Arena!
This is actual Channel 11 television footage from that afternoon, featuring Warrior being interviewed by Kevin Benson. Just two days removed from Survivor Series 1990, Warrior was still in the middle of his championship run, and later that afternoon he retained the title against Savage by countout.
Book Pro Wrestlers reader Bryan Hough attended his very first WWF show that day. His family recorded the parade on their VCR, and 36 years later, Bryan dug out the original footage and shared it with us. A terrific look at the WWF Champion making the rounds in Pittsburgh back in 1990.
Footage courtesy of Bryan Hough — Book Pro Wrestlers Contributor
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Tony’s still in his undershirt when Silvio shows up talking about a boat.
Throw some clothes on, come look at this C-Ray 50.
Meanwhile Tony’s quietly tearing through the house… opens the cigar box…
Wires. Tapes. Recording gear.
The moment he realizes the whole place is wired. #TheSopranos
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Mr. Kennedy Signs WWE Legends Deal ringsidenews.com/mr-kennedy-…
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It sure doesn't feel like many are giving the Steelers a chance against the Bengals. But remember...
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Remembering Eddie Guerrero on this day. Love you, Eddie, I know this was a mistake! 💋 #VivaLaRaza
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I meant to share this clip for Veterans Day. But I've always felt Dead Presidents--while not a perfect film--was a really strong follow-up to Menace for the Hughes Bros. In a perfect world, Larenz Tate would've been their DeNiro or DiCaprio in a long-running cinematic partnership
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Congratulations to @JohnnyGill on earning his 11th Billboard No. 1!🥇🎉🎊
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His latest single, "A Dance, A Kiss," has officially claimed the top spot on the Adult R&B Airplay chart. 🏆👏🏾
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The legendary and incomparable Gerald Alston. Lead singer of The Manhattans, with the greatest breakup song of all time. "Kiss And Say Goodbye" Vocals still 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Henry Winkler Says He Bought Back Sylvester Stallone’s Script From ABC to Protect ‘Rocky’ and Never Even Made a Penny.
“I went back to Sly. I said, ‘Here’s the good news, we sold it. The bad news is they want to replace the writer.’”
Stallone’s response was simple.
“Henry, don’t let them do that to me.”
So Winkler went back to ABC and asked for the script back, even offering to return all the money.
“They said, ‘We don’t do that.’ I said, ‘I know, I know, I know, but I need that script back and here’s the money.’”
He got it back and gave it to Stallone.
A year and a half later, Rocky came out.
Winkler’s final revelation?
“Not a penny did I see.”

























