Both of them. The badass midsouth rasslin version and OMG Million Dollar Man.

Tangent: I mostly loved what WWE did to those Midsouth dudes. I'll provide my most stern exceptions here:

- Hacksaw Jim Duggan (he was THE SHIT in midsouth. THE SHIT. Tough guy/hooooo Duggan was aight..at most..at least to me. I guess it worked out ultimately.)

- The Sheepherders (that Bushwackers shit was like Funkasaurus to me as a kid. Like..I went from being damn near scared of those dudes to ignoring them.)

- Kinda sorta Big Bubba Rodgers --> Big Boss Man. Dude would show up like he was somebody's bodyguard and kick your ass. But I can't front. I loved that he learned how to twirl a cop stick and kept on saying 'hard time'.



>Name a wrestler or two that you loved...not necessarily your
>"favorite" but a guy/girl that you loved them. Could be for
>their gimmick, could be their in-ring, whatever.
>
>I'll go first...
>
>Sid Vicious - From the Sky Scrapers w/ Dan Spivey to Masters
>of the Power Bomb w/ Big Van Vader and even Sycho Sid (Sid
>justice lost me). He should have been what Diesel became. His
>promos were only a bit better than Ultimate Warrior, and he
>was stiff, but Big Sid was the man. It would only take one
>Power Bomb and I'd go nuts.
>
>Honky Tonk Man - Between the terrible Elvis act to the quality
>guitar work to the cheesy finisher (Shake, Rattle and Roll was
>great IMO) Honky was the second greatest I-C champion ever to
>Savage. I still don't know why I liked him so much...except
>he's cool, he's cocky, he's bad.
>
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