Ted DiBiase Basketball Segment

[nomoreneveragain]

I've never ever seen this

 

[Big Jo]

a young rob van dam was in one of these

 

[Box Cutta]

 

[jackswstd]

I guess that fukk money was worth more to Virgil than saving young breh from embarrassment.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

this is actually something i feel would have made rounds the next day on social media if it were around then.

 

[Skip b]

this is actually something i feel would have made rounds the next day on social media if it were around then.

Society wasn't half as bytch made then...

 

[Here Comes the Pain]

I saw this the other day.

I knew somebody was gonna make a thread on it sooner or later.

 

[No_bammer_weed]

Lil mans had the perfect face at the end.

bytch ass "cokeboy" shoulda sprung for an actor for that shyt, but it makes sense why he used real children considering the sociopathic million dollar man character was based almost entirely on his personality and views.

 

[David_TheMan]

Lil mans had the perfect face at the end.

bytch ass "cokeboy" shoulda sprung for an actor for that shyt, but it makes sense why he used real children considering the sociopathic million dollar man character was based almost entirely on his personality and views.

He talked to the kid and the kids mom before and got their permission.
It worked out for him though the kid got so excited trying to bounce, that he forgot and started crying and it made the whole thing even better.

 

[No_bammer_weed]

He talked to the kid and the kids mom before and got their permission.
It worked out for him though the kid got so excited trying to bounce, that he forgot and started crying and it made the whole thing even better.

Yeah, Im sure the family wasn't manipulated or lead astray in order to gain their consent. Wrestling business had such a great reputation in those days

How the hell could a kid that small "agree" to that? A child that young could not understand the implications of being deceived like that, and get humiliated and embarrassed on a national stage in front of millions. No shyt he cried.

The douches should have hired a trained pro like any normal people would.

 

[David_TheMan]

Yeah, Im sure the family wasn't manipulated or lead astray in order to gain their consent. Wrestling business had such a great reputation in those days

How the hell could a kid that small "agree" to that? A child that young could not understand the implications of being deceived like that, and get humiliated and embarrassed on a national stage in front of millions. No shyt he cried.

The douches should have hired a trained pro like any normal people would.

You must ignored the part where I said he talked to the kid before hand and got permission from his mom beforehand.
They actually got some cash out of it, just not 500 dollars

 

[The American]

U barely just seen this nikka, I saw this shyt when it 1st premiered on a Sat morning in the 80s while eating my cheerios

 

[Tanahashi Coates]

U barely just seen this nikka, I saw this shyt when it 1st premiered on a Sat morning in the 80s while eating my cheerios

 

[richaveli83]

Ted Dibiase top five heel of all time

 

[85 East]

I remember watching this. He was a huge Prick to kids man...That and beating jobbers then stuffing 100s in their mouths. Classic heel.