Favorite 1980's wrestler

[CrimsonGhost]

The Road Warriors
Ric Flair
Roddy Piper
Greg The Hammer Valentine

[wayne foundation 07]

I always thought Don Murocco was cool too

He was great when he started coming out with Superstar Billy Graham and called himself "The Rock" He was HUGE!

[toys2cool]

glad to see Warrior on a couple of lists

[jimsmegos]

Going a bit more obscure, that is if you weren't in the Mid South territory:

Mr. Wrestling #2
Kamala
The Rock - n - Roll Express
the "Rat Pack" of Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Ted Debiosi, and Dr. Death Steve Williams (bac when all three first started out)
Tony Atlas
Terry Taylor

Man, Cowboy Bill Watts' Mid South group was fantastic. So many went on to the WWF; Jake the Snake, Junkyard Dog, Butch Reed, All the otehr mentioned above with the exception of Mr. Wrestling #2 and Terry Taylor. As a kid I remember when they all started making the jump it seemed so odd because they all picked up a more flamboyant / cartoony gimmick.

Sadly I do believe my dumb *** accidentally deleted my clip with Hacksaw talking about his action figures. It was a great comment on how first and foremost they were not dolls as Butch Reed was kidding him while we were talking, and how cool it was for him to walk into a store with his daughters and them see them. I am so ****ed at myself right now its not even funny

[jimsmegos]

glad to see Warrior on a couple of lists

The Warrior wa always the most electrifying personality. I remember when he exploded on the scene. It was a great time to be a wrestling fan every Saturday night!

[wayne foundation 07]

Going a bit more obscure, that is if you weren't in the Mid South territory:

Mr. Wrestling #2
Kamala
The Rock - n - Roll Express
the "Rat Pack" of Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Ted Debiosi, and Dr. Death Steve Williams (bac when all three first started out)
Tony Atlas
Terry Taylor

Man, Cowboy Bill Watts' Mid South group was fantastic. So many went on to the WWF; Jake the Snake, Junkyard Dog, Butch Reed, All the otehr mentioned above with the exception of Mr. Wrestling #2 and Terry Taylor. As a kid I remember when they all started making the jump it seemed so odd because they all picked up a more flamboyant / cartoony gimmick.

Sadly I do believe my dumb *** accidentally deleted my clip with Hacksaw talking about his action figures. It was a great comment on how first and foremost they were not dolls as Butch Reed was kidding him while we were talking, and how cool it was for him to walk into a store with his daughters and them see them. I am so ****ed at myself right now its not even funny

Kamala was great, I loved it when he smacked his belly

[Hector]

Mil Mascaras (although his prime was more in the 70s)...and Bret Hart.

[Hector]

Did anybody catch tonight's reply of Wrestlemania's match between The Rock and John Cena on NBC?

I DVR'ed it...I'm going to watch it right now.

[wayne foundation 07]

Mil Mascaras (although his prime was more in the 70s)...and Bret Hart.

Bret Hart by himself or with a tag team partner. I always thought he was one of the best tag team wrestlers there was always had great timing with Jim the Anvil Neidhart in the Heart Foundation.

[MegoMark71]

1. Bret Hart
2. Ric Flair
3. Macho Man
4. Jake the Snake Roberts, one of the best bad guys ever.
5. Roddy Piper. Again evil to the core. just ask jimmy snuka
Honorable mentions....Mr. Perfect, Million dollar Man, Owen hart, LOD and Ax and Smash Demolition

[torgospizza]

My all-time favorite is "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes. Probably followed by "The Total Package" Lex Luger.

[Bruce Banner]

The Ultimate Warrior.
Also liked The Legion of Doom, the Undertaker, The British Bulldog, Brett Hart, Demolition, Randy Savage, Hogan, the Warlord, the Barbarian and Tatanka.

[Mikey]

I liked the Machines

[Duncan]

I'll say:

Piper
Flair
Magnum TA
Mascaras
Rock & Roll Express

[TMANSTOYS]

Mr. Perfect or Sid Justice for me.