I remember not liking him at all in wrestling when he first showed up, but I was getting out of wrestling at that point.

`After deciding that he was going to try his hand at the sport that first caught his fancy, Brock Lesnar began training in Arizona, with the hopes of catching the eye of the NFL franchises and making it to the practice squad.

Brock Lesnar shone during the NFL Draft combine and registered some unbelievable numbers. The Draft Combine is where prospects perform a series of drills, including mental and physical tests, in front of the general managers, scouts and officials from all the NFL franchises.

Height: 6″3

Weight: 283 lbs

40 Yard Dash Time: 4.7 seconds

Vertical Jump height: 35 inches

Standing Long Jump distance: 10 feet

Bench Press: 225 lbs at 30 reps

During this time, Lesnar was involved in an accident, when his motorcycle slammed into a minivan, causing him a catalogue of injuries including broken jaw, fractured hand, pulled groin and bruised testicles. Despite this, Brock Lesnar persisted with his training and his prayers seemed to have been finally been answered.`

Mankind was gone, Rock was on his way out, Stone Cold had beaten his wife, and HHH marrying the bosses daughter meant lots more HHH than I ever need to see.

I kinda-sorta watched as a guilty pleasure in the late 90s

Have you seen the shooting star press he botched?

So I wasn't even around for Bork very much

I think everyone has

He says he didn't know why he was even being asked to do it

But Laurenitis was saying it'd be his 'Wrestlemania moment'

I'm a tepid fan of wrestling as an adult, I love laughing at wrestling, but occasionally something happens that is entertaining without being dumb.

Bork was like "isn't me winning the belt gonna be my Wrestlemania moment?'

Same way I feel about comic books, I'd like to see the heroes beat bad guys and deal with their personal problems.

If some storyline rises up from that, then we really got something.

I started watching again (-ish) during CM Punk and Daniel Bryan, then tapered off again

we need a #wrestling/mma for you tards

I got back in when they started the network.

It's was a good excuse to hang out with my teenage cousins, but it takes so much time to keep up.

I'm a big believer that the wrestling part of wrestling is the worst part, guys yelling or running people over with limos, that's the best part.

well

yeah.

What I love about these guys, they always start at a 10 and just keep going up: https://youtu.be/xHyLfhX9hhM

Wrestling is better described as a soap opera for stuntmen that is set in a fictional setting of a pro wrestling league

I like what Tom Savini said to describe it

a live stunt show.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQF7ouKWwIk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYpnINrZM_M

In Living Color?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JMTsCEABEI&feature=player_embedded

People forget how good In Living Color was.

I remember watching that in like 2005 or something

the video I linked I mean

Deep fried, covered in barbeque.

It's from Chris Rock's show

If I was in that writing room, I would've had "ALSO TRY WATERMELON FLAVOR"

I love when a commercial does that, they shoe horn in a variety of the product at the very end.

Dave Chappelle show and the Chris Rock show used to be great to watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZBpeNQUuo8

Didn't know about any of this <:high_iq:382980759012638731>

Goldberg was legit.

Did Rock play pro or just college?

I recommend everyone who hasn't watched this Chris Rock skit to watch it, it's pretty funny. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj0mtxXEGE8