June 14, 200520 yr Pea Pod Willie Harris only head him called this by Hawk "Macho Man" Randy Savage Bushy Jud Buschler Roc Raines Capt Kirk Hienrich The Rapist Mark Eaton
June 15, 200520 yr i always liked Todd "I'd Pay 10 grand for France, but I'm really not sure what" Hollandsworth. and to the torii hunter is a little b**** guy, you really might want to consider spelling his name right in your sig at some point.
June 15, 200520 yr QUOTE(Texsox @ Jun 10, 2005 -> 12:03 PM) Magic Bird ( he didn't need a nickname) Montana (another guy who didn't need one) Once the news of his HIV broke, my buddy starting calling him 'Tragic'. That still kills me.
June 15, 200520 yr Torii "The Little b****" Hunter Randy "The Big Unit" Johnson Frank "The Big Hurt" Thomas Dontrelle "D-Train" Willis "The Ice-Man" George Gervin "Chocolate Thunder" Darryl Dawkins Bert "Be Home" Blyleven via Berman Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon "The Babyfaced Assassin" Ole Gunnar Solksjaer Ron "Jaws" Jaworski Maurice "The Rocket" Richard "Hammerin" Hank Aaron Will "The Thrill" Clark "Shoeless" Joe Jackson Pete "Charlie Hustle" Rose "The Wizard of Oz-"zie Smith Fred "Grand Master" Funk David "Boo Boo" Boston
June 15, 200520 yr QUOTE(SoxFan1 @ Jun 15, 2005 -> 09:45 PM) "Chocolate Thunder" Darryl Dawkins Ooooo...I totally forgot about "Chocolate Thunder." That's gotta be the best, although I believe he coined that nickname himself, so points off. Edited June 15, 200520 yr by TheDybber
June 16, 200520 yr Walter No Neck Williams Coco Crisp Shoeless Joe Jackson King Kong Korab Dizzy Dean The Fridge
June 16, 200520 yr QUOTE(Benson&Rexage @ Jun 14, 2005 -> 01:39 PM) "Macho Man" Randy Savage His real name is Randy Poffo. Attended Downers Grove North high school, set state records in baseball and was drafted shortly there after. In 1971, as a junior catcher, he batted .500 at Downers Grove North High School, then hit .521 as a senior. And upon graduation, he was signed by the St. Louis Cardinals organization as a switch-hitting catcher. Upon graduating high school, he earned a professional baseball contract and spent minor league stints as a catcher in the St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, and Chicago White Sox organizations during the early 1970’s. Despite once placing among his league’s leaders in home runs and runs batted in, he never made it to the big leagues; and in November 1973, at just 175 pounds, Randy Poffo made his pro wrestling debut against Paul Christy. I believe he was third in AAA in hr's when he finally moved to wrestling. Oh, and want a tale of toughness, one of his career derailing injuries was a torn rotator cuff, so he switched hands and taught himself to be left-handed and made it to AA with the sox as a firstbaseman before being released. Edited June 16, 200520 yr by RockRaines
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