Rather ironic. Considering he was half of DX in the mid 90s and their antics were pretty risque.Sammartino believes Triple H wants to do the right things for the business. Triple H told him that he respects the wrestling of yesteryear's and was trying to move away from some of the more racier stuff we've seen.
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07-04-2012, 11:59 AM #16Ain't No Doubt About It!
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R.I.P Larry. You Will be missed. Ain't No Doubt About it!
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07-04-2012, 05:07 PM #17Administrator
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I think that's the point, he's trying to move past that. At least according to this.
Originally Posted by Sweet N' Sour
Rather ironic. Considering he was half of DX in the mid 90s and their antics were pretty risque.
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07-04-2012, 10:11 PM #18Look at the Ass
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BS Sable didn't do shit sorry but she didn't yes she was big in the Attitude era but she never paved the way for anyone people like Moolah & Mae Young did Originally Posted by 198d
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