Did you know that johnny nitro was eric bishcoff´s assistant when he was gm of raw?
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Thats weird. I knew Val Venis who before was Chief Morley used to be an assistant to Bishcoff. But I had no idea that Nitro used to be an assistant of Bishcoff thanks for the fact.
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NO he is not a member of ECW now. Tonight on RAW he is facing John Cena in a match.
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Yes he was.He always played funny tricks on a wrestler.Like,he'd toss his oppenet a steel chair behind the referee's back.Or course his oppenet caught it .Then Eddie would pretend to be injured.The referee would turn around and think the oppenet hit him and Eddie would win.lol!That's one of my favorites!I miss him SOOO much!
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Hell to the yeah! That dude TAUGHT Brett Hart the Sharpshooter! That and back in the day he was the US Champ for like 6 months or something like that when WCW was really competative with the then WWF. He's got in and out of ring skills to sum it up. Ya gotta have both.
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HHH with help from Gene Snitsky.
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You might try looking through wwf archives.  As far as I know, he has been test since wwf became wwe.  I think he might have been "Meat" when he first started out, then went to wcw, but I can't be sure.  Did you mean theme song?
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yeah definitely, i think so!! first it was in the hometown of Flair and 2nd it was with the ECW rules. so i guess every favor was with Ric Flair.
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Gene Snitsky, MIKEY!, The Coach, JOHNNY!, Hulk Hogan.
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I respect Eric Bishoff for his creativity and guts to stick up to Vince McMahon and actually beat him for a while. I hope that answers your question.
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Ron "Faarooq" Simmons was legitimately fired by the WWE just before Bradshaw, his APA tag team partner, became JBL.\n\nHowever, Simmons was re-hired by the WWE and makes personal appearances for the company now.
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cena nitro mickie kane and big show boker t lashley gregory helms nitro and mercury
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With Vince McMahon being the owner I don't look for him to ever retire.  He may step out of the camera light but he will be there until he dies or is too sick to keep up with the company, but I dont look for that anytime soon.  After seeing his DVD, I can tell you his work ethic is amazing and for him not to work would be blasphmy to him, but its a good thing though.  Who do you think signs the wrestlers we love's pay checks, helps come up with the story lines and likes to make a complete jerk of himself just for ratings and the fan support.  Genious if you ask me.  And by the by the McMahon DVD is a must see for wrestling fans who like to know what thier real life is like and some of the controvercial issues of the business!  Hope this helps shed some light!  Take care!
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Where have you been? The formation of the nWo in July 1996 changed professional wrestling forever! HA ha ha ha. losers! ha ha ha ha... Sorry, couldn't help myself.
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he got fired shortly after the royal rumble
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Hells yes! I don't know why Johnny Nitro is even on RAW let alone in the WWE.  He sucks.  And Carlito is cool. It will be soon.
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www.wwe.com/superstars/raw/ricflair
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I remember it quite well.  There are quite a few accounts of it, but I believe the most valid story is as follows.  Because of the length, I'll give the very abridged version.\n\nBret did not want to do the job in Canada.  He told Vince he would drop the belt the next night on Raw.  This was just not acceptable in a time where wrestlers were leaving WWE and throwing belts in the trash on Nitro.  Vince even helped Bret to get a better deal in WCW, and felt that Bret should at least be professional and do the job.  At the time, Bret and Shawn didn't get along all that well, but this wasn't about that - it was about Canada.\n\nIt was normal for Vince, Shawn, and HHH to have phone calls.  Vince explained to Shawn that Bret just didn't want to do the job, and no matter how much they didn't like it, it was how it was going to have to be.   Hunter said that it wasn't right, and that Bret wasn't being professional.  Shawn said he would do anything he was told even if it meant pulling a swerve.  Vince said he would think about it, and that was that.  Later on, they agreed to pull the swerve, but Vince told Shawn that he didn't want Shawn to take any blame for it.  He told Shawn to deny everything.  \n\nThe day of the PPV, Shawn and Bret spoke about the match and how it would work.  It was Brets idea for Shawn to put him in the Sharp Shooter, and then Bret would reverse it.  The match was going to end in a DQ when the Harts and Dx would run out into the ring.  It should also be known that Bret apologized to Shawn about their disagreements in the past.\n\nShawn went back to Vince and told him about the Sharp Shooter reverse plan.  That was their chance to pull the swerve.  It was then and only then that Shawn went backstage, right before the PPV, and told Earl Hebner what was going to happen.  Earl confirmed it with Vince, and that was that.  In the entire company, you could only count on one hand the amount of people who knew prior to the actual screwjob what was going to happen.\n\nAs the match went on, Vince made his way towards the ring.  As directed, Shawn played dumb, and whispered to Bret "Why is Vince coming down?".  As Shawn was about to apply the sharp shooter, he screamed "Here we go!"  Vince yelled "ring the bell", earl rang it, and Shawn left quite angry... yet again, as directed by Vince.  Vince wanted to take all the heat.\n\nIn 97, I was 14 years old... for many years, I thought the whole thing was just terrible.  I thought it was a poor business move to pull on someone who gave so much to the industry.  Now that I look back on it though, I really do blame Bret.  Yeah, it wasn't the nice thing to do, but the professional thing to do was certainly not to refuse to lose a match.  A lot of people weren't pleased with Bret for it, and I guess he had it coming to him.  \n\nSo there it is, folks.  The story of the screwjob.