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MontrealCity's Most:
Cool video i guess. I dont relay agree o what they say about dx and that the real dx is them.

Do they have real outside beef?

Mo Z. Dizzle:

--- Quote from: MTL's Most on November 17, 2006, 06:30:29 PM ---Cool video i guess. I dont relay agree o what they say about dx and that the real dx is them.

Do they have real outside beef?

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yeah; both Road Dogg and Billy Gunn dont like HHH and have constantly had real negative comments about him; i think HHH also might have put them down or something when they were in WWE

MontrealCity's Most:

--- Quote from: Mo Z. Dizzle on November 17, 2006, 07:06:39 PM ---
--- Quote from: MTL's Most on November 17, 2006, 06:30:29 PM ---Cool video i guess. I dont relay agree o what they say about dx and that the real dx is them.

Do they have real outside beef?

--- End quote ---

yeah; both Road Dogg and Billy Gunn dont like HHH and have constantly had real negative comments about him; i think HHH also might have put them down or something when they were in WWE

--- End quote ---

Pu them down after there dx run together im thinking. If you think about it realy tho Billy gunn was suppose to be big they counted on him to be WWF champ material but never panned out. He was good in the ic and tag ranks for a long while but that was his potential and needed to be moved for younger talent. AS far as Road dogg , good mic skills ok wrestler But to me is a only a good tag wrestler and a modest single's worht of one or 2 ic runs wich he had.

But then again a lot has to do on how a wrestler is pushed, not pushed or pushed too much.

Example of pushed to much is Brock Lesnar or Randy Orton ive never liked thiese guys. Edge on the other hand had a constant grow wich was nice.

Now_Im_Not_Banned:
^^I really liked the New Age Outlawz back in the day, thought they had mad potential, especially in the "Mr. Ass" era...

Mo Z. Dizzle:
i did some reading into Road Dogg and Bill Gunn's release

Road Dogg apparently was released for arriving one day under drug influences and when he cut a promo, he said the wrong city; this lead to extreme booing which had to be heavily edited

for Billy Gunn, there is no reason given; i got this from wikipedia though:
in June 2005, Sopp gave an interview in which he was heavily critical of the WWE and the events that led to his release. Many of the negative comments were directed towards Triple H who Sopp claimed "runs the show up there".

also read that on some of the wrestling news sites and stuff; so it looks like pretty legit animousity between the two sides

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