WWE Off-Topic

[TheGenius]

I just cannot believe the timing of this. Unreal. So sad.

I mean he was on my TV shaking the ropes and cutting a totally bat**** promo literally just over 24 hours ago

[TheGenius]

It's now on the main page of WWE.com. It appears to be true. Damn.

[BattleBornLV]

He looked a little shaky as he was heading to the back after his promo but I didn't think anything of it.

Absolutely terrible news. I loved warrior as a kid and he was the reason I fell in love with wrestling. What makes it even more heartbreaking is the thought of him walking out with his two daughters for his hall of fame speech. All was well and they were so happy. Tragic R.I.P.

[nate1986]

Has anyone bought the WWE encyclopedia and is it worth a purchase

[SmashMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by nate1986

Has anyone bought the WWE encyclopedia and is it worth a purchase

I have it. Worth depends on what you want it for. It's short biography-type entries for just about anyone that's ever been in WWE, as of 2012 or whenever the second one came out.

I like it and think it's worth it, but I buy all this kind of WWE stuff. WWE 50 is also a good book.

[jmillhimes]

You know since Cesaro is now with Paul Heyman and time will tell what he can do with him, I have been looking back at all the people Paul Heyman has managed and I think it can be argued but is Paul Heyman probably the "Best Manager in Wrestling History"? I know thats saying alot but I mean you have

CM PUNK who held the world title while with Heyman
Brock Lesnar - Beat the streak and years ago champ under heyman
Curtis Axel - Won the INT belt on fathers day
Ravishing Rick Rude - US champ in WCW
Dangerous Alliance - Bobby Eaten, Stunning Steve, Rick Rude, Larry Zybysko and others
Mean Mark - The undertaker with his heart punch in WCW
The original Midnight express
Samoan Swat Team
Eddie Gilbert
Dudleys

List goes on and on but I think one can argue its hard to top what he has done as a manager in the business

[PVarck31]

Woah woah woah. I'm afraid I've got some poor news.....

Bobby Heenan was the greatest manager of all time. But Heyman is the closest second you can be.

[jmillhimes]

Quote: Originally Posted by PVarck31

Woah woah woah. I'm afraid I've got some poor news..... Bobby Heenan was the greatest manager of all time. But Heyman is the closest second you can be.

Heenan...NO WAY!! Most entertaining yes but what record can you show me to put up against all Heymans champions he has managed