Is Kidman the only other C-show scrub that was eventually built into something meaningful? Not counting the last year when the training class went from Worldwide to Nitro headliners.Yeah. Iaukea's push was a rare, huge misfire from '96-'97 WCW. Not that Rocky's initial push was great but at least, from the start, he was pushed as this great new superstar. Prince Iaukea suddenly went from random C/D show job guy to unstoppable new up and coming phenom.
That's kind of funny. Despite not being able to recall High Voltage getting any particular wins (or PPV spots) I've always put them a notch ahead of the State Patrol, Disorderly Conduct, Power Company level teams.Does Kenny Kaos count? He ended up being Rick Steiner’s partner.
Back re-enforcement surgery to support the giant fake tits.I've never heard an exact reason why Madusa was taken off tv in 97 and didn't return for 2 years
Was it a "already fulfilled the maximum dates in her contract and we have to pay her more" deal?
Ehhhh...not too sure on that one. Would Madusa have come in? I know Luna was doing great during her stint in '95, and Jazz was solid as hell in '99/'00, but was there enough of a talent pool to draw from who would've been willing to do the hardcore stuff (that they would've had to do lest they just get the usual Mutant chants)? The only FMW talent that were regularly being used in ECW were Masato Tanaka and Mike Awesome, with Megumi Kudo having retired in 1997 and most of their women being gone by then.I will say that I think ECW could've supported a women's division, though.
Ehhhh...not too sure on that one. Would Madusa have come in? I know Luna was doing great during her stint in '95, and Jazz was solid as hell in '99/'00, but was there enough of a talent pool to draw from who would've been willing to do the hardcore stuff (that they would've had to do lest they just get the usual Mutant chants)? The only FMW talent that were regularly being used in ECW were Masato Tanaka and Mike Awesome, with Megumi Kudo having retired in 1997 and most of their women being gone by then.
I just don't really see too many joshi stars wanting to do that kind of work in the States, and I don't think there was enough of the "women's wrestling BUT GOOD" mentality going on in the West until the Trish/Victoria/Lita days (which was after ECW closed). SHIMMER didn't even come along until 2005, and mainstream (used loosely) fans didn't really see women's wrestling as serious until the Gail Kim/Awesome Kong feud of 2007.
Probably Test
Who plays the Demon on RAW?