• “I liked when men were men” – The Undertaker Prefers The Time When Wrestlers Carried Weapons Instead Of Video Games
The Undertaker recently spoke on The Joe Rogan Experience, where he discussed the environment in the WWE locker room changing backstage over the decades.
The Deadman said that during his prime, men used to be men as they dealt with “sh*t”, but now wrestlers only carry video games and make sure they look pretty.
Here’s what The American Badass said:
“In that era of guys, too, those were men. You go into a dressing room nowadays and it’s a lot different. I remember walking into my first real dressing room, and all I saw were some crusty f**king men. Half of them had guns and knives in their bags. Sh*t got handled back then.
Now you walk in, there’s guys playing video games and f**king making sure they look pretty. It’s evolution, I guess. I don’t know what it is, but I just like those eras, man.
I liked when men were men.”
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• On This Day In Pro Wrestling History (January 21, 1980) – WWF MSG House Show
On this day in Pro Wrestling history on January 21, 1980, the World Wrestling Federation held a televised house show in the world’s most famous arena, Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York.
This House Show originally aired on the MSG-Network back in the day.
The results:
Davey O’Hannon defeated Angelo Gomez
Rene Goulet defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna
Bobby Duncum defeated Mike Masters
Kevin Von Erich defeated Johnny Rodz
Larry Zbyszko defeated Hussein Arab (Iron Sheik) by DQ
Hulk Hogan defeated Dominic DeNucci
WWF Tag Team Title Match: The Wild Samoans defeated Ivan Putski & Tito Santana (C) by count-out
WWF World Title Match: Bob Backlund (c) wrestled Ken Patera to a double-DQ
WWF IC Title Match: Pat Patterson (c) vs. Capt. Lou Albano by count-out
Tony Atlas vs. Swede Hanson
