Lightning Round!

The one and only Lightning Round is back!

​A Streetcar Naked Desire! Wait, wrong game, sorry.

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1. Who gave the best ever interview / promo in justifying / explaining a heel turn?

​Hollywood Hogan, baby. Summed it up perfectly in one interview and established his heel character for the next three years to come.

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2. What is the best-ever (in terms of getting the character(s) over) wrestling outfit?

​Gotta go with Undertaker.

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3. Sting’s Scorpion Deathlock or Bret’s Sharpshooter?

​Bret won two titles with his and it’s so devastating that even he had no choice but to tap to his own hold. ​

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4. In getting the wrestler(s) over, who is the best heel manager of all time?

​Bobby Heenan. Although there’s a case for Paul Heyman, who is so effective at his job that he can create a menacing promo for Brock Lesnar without Brock even needing to be there. ​

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5. If you were a wrestler, with an unlimited licensing budget, what song would you use for your entrance music?

​Still gotta be "Battle Without Honor Or Humanity" from Kill Bill Volume 1.

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6. Top 3 pre-Dr.Feelgood Motley Crue songs?

​Well, I mean, I was pretty obsessed with "Theater of Pain" and "Shout at the Devil" in my mildly rebellious 12 year old boy phase, so I’d have to go with "Smoking in the Boys Room" as my #1 pick from that era, "Piece of Your Action"​
​and probably "Too Young To Fall in Love". Although Dr. Feelgood remains one of my most-purchased albums ever, behind only "Back in Black" and "Led Zeppelin II". I’ve bought it on cassette when it was originally released, then later upgraded to CD, then bought it as a part of the "Music to Crash Your Car By" box set​, then bought the remastered Rhino CD, then bought it digitally for my phone, and then recently bought the green vinyl release as well.