A "Chair on a Pole" match. Featuring the alternate chair at ringside, paisley versus Daffney, and overreacting Stevie Ray.
Enough said.
Theme Results
TLC: Chairs.
Showing posts with label Devon Storm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Devon Storm. Show all posts
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Match of the Day - The Chair on a Pole match
Crowbar vs. Meng - Chair on a Pole match - WCW Thunder (2001)
A "Chair on a Pole" match. Featuring the alternate chair at ringside, paisley versus Daffney, and overreacting Stevie Ray.
Enough said.
Theme Results
TLC: Chairs.
A "Chair on a Pole" match. Featuring the alternate chair at ringside, paisley versus Daffney, and overreacting Stevie Ray.
Enough said.
Theme Results
TLC: Chairs.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Match of the Day - The young and the ridiculous
Konnan vs. "Dangerous" Devon Storm - WCW Monday Night Nitro (1996)
One year before having a short run with WWF in their short-lived light heavyweight division, Devon Storm took to the skies, ropes, chairs, stairs, and what ever he could jump off of as the spot hungry, "Dangerous" Devon Storm in WCW to take on Konnan, the current US heavyweight champion at the time.
Both of these athletes would later reinvent themselves in WCW many years later as Konnan made a name for himself again as a member of NWO Wolfpac and eventually with The Filthy Animals while Devon Storm went on to be a bet more of an uncanny competitor as he donned the ripped jeans and went by Crowbar as he aligned himself with Zombie-hot but screams like a banshee Daffney and the Nature Boy's dysfunctional son, David Flair.
Konnan defeats Devon Storm with somewhat ease as he clearly was a very capable and skilled wrestler. Being a well-trained wrestler is not what get's you big in pro wrestler believe it or not, however, and Konnan would pretty much get overlooked through most of his career in WCW up until about the point where he just started wearing the street clothes and all that. One place he definitely wasn't overlooked at was Mexico considering Konnan was basically the John Cena of his day in Mexica.
That's a big deal I've heard.
One year before having a short run with WWF in their short-lived light heavyweight division, Devon Storm took to the skies, ropes, chairs, stairs, and what ever he could jump off of as the spot hungry, "Dangerous" Devon Storm in WCW to take on Konnan, the current US heavyweight champion at the time.
Both of these athletes would later reinvent themselves in WCW many years later as Konnan made a name for himself again as a member of NWO Wolfpac and eventually with The Filthy Animals while Devon Storm went on to be a bet more of an uncanny competitor as he donned the ripped jeans and went by Crowbar as he aligned himself with Zombie-hot but screams like a banshee Daffney and the Nature Boy's dysfunctional son, David Flair.
Konnan defeats Devon Storm with somewhat ease as he clearly was a very capable and skilled wrestler. Being a well-trained wrestler is not what get's you big in pro wrestler believe it or not, however, and Konnan would pretty much get overlooked through most of his career in WCW up until about the point where he just started wearing the street clothes and all that. One place he definitely wasn't overlooked at was Mexico considering Konnan was basically the John Cena of his day in Mexica.
That's a big deal I've heard.
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