General Chit-Chat Thread - No Spoilers

[Jobber Doink]

It begins again.

I dont think hogan putting people over ever began

 

[Jobber Doink]

14 apparently, and Inoki twice

LEMME MAKE MY JOKES

 

[Chris]

How many of them in America and WCW/WWF/E?

Spoiler

 

[Butters]

@Deezy alright, we both said things we didn't mean. Let's be pals again and hate on these other nerds.

 

[Butters]

too sweet me bro

 

[Rosie]

Spoiler

That is both more than expected, but also yet, not?

 

[Chris]

Ultimate Warrior and Goldberg themselves should have shorter lists I'd guess, both with shorter careers too tho

 

[Chris]

That hogan list is specifically clean wins too, not counting fuckery. Not sure it'd be much more if it did either tho

 

[Hoss]

I remember Warrior having the highest win % on Cagematch ot something lol

 

[Rosie]

Like if we are counting WCW/WWF/E super stardom, then I can put an asterisks on a couple of them. Andre beat him with the twin ref stuff, Warrior he kicked out directly after 3 and got up, Sting... the Starcade 1997 main event was botched potentially in part due to Hogan but I won't say it is certain

 

[Chris]

Yeah I mean dude lost less than a handful of times his entire career combining all possible matches lmao

 

[Hidden Blaze]

Spoiler

the story behind Jacques Rougeau on this list is kinda neat. I’ll give Hogan that

 

[Rosie]

Lex beat him but dropped the title back very soon so it lost some impact

 

[Chris]

Like if we are counting WCW/WWF/E super stardom, then I can put an asterisks on a couple of them. Andre beat him with the twin ref stuff, Warrior he kicked out directly after 3 and got up, Sting... the Starcade 1997 main event was botched potentially in part due to Hogan but I won't say it is certain

don't think it's that Andre one since it wouldn't count as clean

 

[Chris]

Showdown at Shea instead maybe