Dark Side of the Ring

The part with Buff Bagwell bent over naked while Judy held his dick and shaved his balls was one of the most horrific things I've ever seen

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Buff Bagwell bent over naked while Judy held his dick and shaved his balls

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The part with Buff Bagwell bent over naked while Judy held his dick and shaved his balls was one of the most horrific things I've ever seen

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Shot his dad and had his mom shave his balls. What a family!

Longer the show goes, the fewer stories worth telling they have to tell. At least that people are still alive for.

Most guys from the mid 80s and before are now dead, as the WWF from that timeframe has a huge body count due to the lifestyles of people in it.


Drugs, body parts being replaced, wear from being on the road, etc.




Hell, look at the card from Wrestlemania 1.

Most guys on the card not named Hogan are dead, including the special guests like Muhammed Ali, Billy Martin, Liberace, etc.


Piper, Orndorff, King Kong Bundy, Iron Sheik, SD Jones, Matt Borne, etc.

That is the ep I have actually watched so far. He was one of those guys that everyone generally loved and didn’t have any bad habits, either attitude wise or drug wise.



A story they could do would be Buddy Landell, who was a guy people loved but who was immature as hell and had a lot of drug issues.

Harley Race was the old dude on Mid South Wrestling back in the early 80’s. Just thought he was your standard white no name at the time.

Hadn’t heard that name in a long time. Never realized he went down a dark road, but damn……

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Bagwell was seriously injured in a car crash, suffering broken bones in his neck, face and jaw.[7] According to the Woodstock police report, Bagwell had called his wife to tell her that he was about to suffer a seizure while driving.[7] He was subsequently taken to WellStar Kennestone Hospital in his hometown of Marietta, where he was placed in the intensive care unit.[7] On April 24, fellow WCW alumnus and former tag team partner Scott Norton released a statement via Twitter to confirm that Bagwell was going to be all right.[20] On April 25, Universal Championship Wrestling performer and Bagwell's brother John released a statement to confirm that Bagwell's condition was improving, but that he still required breathing and feeding tubes and would undergo surgery once the swelling in his face and neck subsided.[21] On April 28, Bagwell's mother Judy revealed to TMZ that he had been taken off the breathing tube, was able to eat solid foods, and was able to talk.[22] On May 3, Universal Championship Wrestling announced via Twitter that Bagwell was able to walk again, but still had a tingling sensation in his arms and hands.[23] UCW also stated that he had four plates surgically inserted in his face and that his jaw was wired shut after surgery.[23] Bagwell was involved in another car crash on August 16, 2020, suffering broken ribs, a broken right hip, a broken left socket bone, a broken nose, and a torn right groin muscle.[24] According to Cobb County police, Bagwell had been driving impaired due to prescription medication.[25] On May 22, 2021, Bagwell was arrested in Cobb County on multiple charges including speeding, hit and run, and giving false information to law enforcement officers

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Bishoff comes off as a bigger a-hole than he played in wcw

Next week is on Chris Colt, who a lot of you have probably never heard of; a real character in and out of the ring. Saw him in the Southeastern promotion in Alabama in the early 80-mid 80s.

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This is my issue as well with the show. I really only care about wrestlers that I knew growing up. Obscure wrestling stories, while interesting maybe, don't really reel me in to want to watch.

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I'm kind of the opposite but I think that's more because when I did really follow it growing up, I could never get enough of it, so the bigger Benoit and Montreal Screwjob and New Jack and Pillman episodes, while interesting, didn't do much because I had already known pretty much everything on them.

I'm a little surprised they haven't done an episode on Haku yet with all the stories out there on him and I'm sure there's more urban legends as well. I mean the Tenta episode wasn't "Dark" outside of him passing away early, so I guess they're starting to stretch for material that doesn't show the awful side of it so why not give one to Haku. Mr. Perfect and Rick Rude could both get one as well