@Imfoolsgold@RacingBattle@EchoParkSpdwy You should hear him react to a similar wreck a few months earlier in the 1996 Arca race at Atlanta. On the satellite feed when Delma Cowert hits the inside wall, BP literally sounds like someone kicked him in the chest.
@4andFuelPodcast Rumors don’t say it, only Elliott Sadler does. If, and it’s a big if, NASCAR destroyed the footage, the catchfence thing is likely what they told him and more likely NASCAR was afraid the footage showed some sort of massive safety failure in the car and quietly ordered it changed
@MurphsNeonBat@BeaneaterB They’re like the UNC Tar Heels in terms of keeping their coaching tree in the family. Gonzalez and Snitker were coaches under Cox at various points and obviously Weiss played for him.
@steakshapiro Not even the worst choke or blown lead in this century, let alone all time. That honor goes to the 2004 Yankees blowing a 3-0 lead in the ALCS to Boston. Yes, the Super Bowl was bad, but it was 1 game. Boston had to win 4 deciding games in a row in 4 straight days, and 2 in NY.
@Shakeyspeares@IconicChriss It’s Dennis Coralluzzo. He was the NWA president at the time I believe and this is early 1998 when Coralluzo and Cornette were working the NWA invasion angle.
@nWo4lifeWCW@WWENetwork Did it maybe not air? Preempted due to Braves baseball perhaps? There was also an instance @TheJimCornette referred to where they lost a tape and didn’t find it until after the show was supposed to air so maybe this was that instance.
@drizz_81 I agree comparing him to Earnhardt is wishful thinking at best, but comparing him to Irvan is wrong too. At least until Hocevar nearly kills someone, don’t insult him by putting him in the same class as Irvan.
@slimmon23882025 @bradpackbooks Hasbro offered a Slaughter LJN style figure as a mail order exclusive in 86 or 87. It’s not considered part of the Gi Joe line and I don’t know where it sits in the LJN WWF line. I don’t think many of them sold because the figure today is very rare and pricey if you find one.
@slimmon23882025 @bradpackbooks Well, I guess Hasbro did everyone a favor as I’ve always understood Sarge left because Vince didn’t want Gi Joe competing with their own line of action figures even though in 1984-86, nothing could touch Gi Joe.
@TheTruth1701A@ComedyRealz@luireigns Bischoff wasn’t on commentary and yes, it made perfect sense for Heenan to bash Hogan at every chance. It was also common practice that commentators didn’t know the finishes, only the format of the show because it made their reactions much more believable.
@garydinsdale@ClassicHeenan@dynastytribal Knowing Heenan and Hogan were friends in real life, how much of a world changer would it have been having Heenan, as a babyface briefly, actually manage Hogan?