so, Ric Flair was in Big Stone today

**R13** · August 18th, 2011, 06:52 PM

Just a dumbass argument, not that I take anything that I said back, just done with you. Forum has died, but you still follow me from what few threads I post in these days, don't know why it took me that long to realize that was the most moronic thing to argue about and who I was arguing with. Have fun.

**MikeJones** · August 18th, 2011, 07:02 PM

Originally Posted by R13

Just a dumbass argument, not that I take anything that I said back, just done with you. Forum has died, but you still follow me from what few threads I post in these days, don't know why it took me that long to realize that was the most moronic thing to argue about and who I was arguing with. Have fun.

LOL follow you? If you call folks dumbasses and idiots over something you have done I'm gonna call you out. You knew you screwed up and I do have fun.

**R13** · August 18th, 2011, 07:24 PM

Not sure what I have done though? lmao I said there were dumbass people around here(never directly called them it) and I said that people didn't know how to act when something remotely different comes around, but yeah, you sure did call me out and I screwed up huh? Good one though, you really got me and had me back tracking? lol Didn't expect anything else from you, you're known for picking posts apart that you can't comprehend and trying to turn them into a huge slight against you and everyone you know. Oh well.

**Ironlung** · August 18th, 2011, 07:31 PM

Every name that 13 called those dolts fit to a T. I saw pictures of one moron wearing speedos, a blue robe, and a fake championship belt in Wal Mart. There were grown men crying and thousands of tards yelling "Woooooooo." every 3 seconds. If you're over 10 years old and watch wrestling you're a moron. Sadly, my own mom watches the shit and it detracts her IQ at least 30 points everytime I think about it.

**steer** · August 19th, 2011, 07:28 AM

I used to love wrestling, when it was actually good and interesting. It's died off a lot. Still very enjoyable from time to time.

No reason to knock all those people, it's like that at every Ric Flair signing. The man is a wrestling god. It's like a small Comic Con but with hillbillies and speedos. Outside of Wise County, it's normal for people to have those signings or events and see everyone costumed out and having fun.

**centennialdawg** · August 19th, 2011, 09:54 AM

Saw Flair wrestle Dusty Rhodes a long, long time ago. This was when I was probably 16-16 years old in the early to mid 70's. He supposedly is the nephew of the famous Anderson Brothers wrestling duo (Gene and Olie) in the 70's.

**starbuck** · August 19th, 2011, 12:47 PM

when they use to have those show over kingsport at dobbins bennet I thought that was big time. seen a lot of good stuff over there in the late 70's early 80's, somewhere in that time frame.

**Gotch** · August 19th, 2011, 05:53 PM

Flair was no actual relation to The Andersons, in fact the Andersons weren't related

Gene's real name is Anderson but Ole's was Rogowski. Arn was also no actual reation. His real name is Lunde.

Flair was trained for the pro ranks by a tough old-time 'Shooter" by the name of Verne Gagne . The story around the oldschool wrestling circles is that Gagne made you actually wrestle (shoot) during your training days, not just learn the tricks of the trade. This probably explains why Flair has a cauliflower ear. You don't get cauliflower ear by doing purely fake stuff (works). He was also helped in his training by the legendary catch-as-catch-can wrestler Billy Robinson. Robinson, who is now around 80 has made a name for himself in the modern MMA world by teaching some amazing grappling seminars focusing on submission holds. He is also noted for having trained MMA legend Kazushi Sakuraba who defeated four members of the Gracie family including Royce. He is also the trainer and mentor of MMA heavyweight Josh Barnette.

**MikeJones** · August 25th, 2011, 03:51 PM

Originally Posted by R13

Not sure what I have done though? lmao I said there were dumbass people around here(never directly called them it) and I said that people didn't know how to act when something remotely different comes around, but yeah, you sure did call me out and I screwed up huh? Good one though, you really got me and had me back tracking? lol Didn't expect anything else from you, you're known for picking posts apart that you can't comprehend and trying to turn them into a huge slight against you and everyone you know. Oh well.

Dude your a moron. I comprehended what you said and saw that your a hypocrite. Remember you posting a pic of you and Clinton? You really wanna bash folks for wanting to meet someone they looked? Sounds like you have the trouble comprehending things. You bashed folks for doing what you did. Man I do have trouble at time comprehending what an idiot you are at times tho.

Hey starbuck I was reading a thing not to long ago about all the wrestlers that have came through Kingsport back in the days there was a bunch. Starting with small promotions and working their way up.

Hey Gotch I used to watch AWA wrestling when I was younger I remember Verne Gagne. I like hearing about the older wrestlers. I'm Pulling for Barnett in the Strikeforce Tourney. I think he will take it.

**centennialdawg** · August 25th, 2011, 05:13 PM

Ron and Don Wright, Johnny Valentine, Wahoo McDaniel, Paul Jones, All of them passed through Kingsport, I remember seeing all of the at the old Kingsport Civic Auditorium. Also, the Super Destroyer, Mr. Wrestling I and II, The Super Destroyer was actually unmasked here in BSG by none other that a BSG cop after getting arrested, thus ending his career in this area.