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Watching this.....I think we really know why Sick Boy (Scott Vick) never got a true shot in the WWF when he went there after WCW..... Some people were very petty at that time

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Joekell19836 天前

Scott Vick couldn't work in same company as the man responsible for his sister Katie's death.

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Haxan Jim Duggan7 天前

He had a cool moveset and an aggression that was lacking in the rest of the flock (maybe he’s the only one who didn’t understand he was playing an H addict). I was just writing the other day wondering why he didn’t get more of a shot.

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WatchTheKick7 天前

Couldn't get over in wcw so why would wwe put anything behind him? Good look, athletic but he was bland. A dime a dozen of those types, now and then.

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#JusticeForPengShuai Acknowledge her, please.7 天前

That was a good looking pedigree.

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Steve Allen7 天前

I am sure your talking about Triple H but really him holding down Scott Vick of all oh yeah ok I see your point Triple H hated anyone back then that was better then him in the ring

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RuddyBoyBaby7 天前

Yet, he stole his look for later “The Game” HHH. I guess don’t be an influence on Hunter, he might tell the office not to hire you.

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TJT6 天前

- when did he go to wwf?

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Jordan Pushed Off7 天前

This clip is from around ‘98 right? Did HHH innovate the Pedigree in ‘95, or did somebody else somewhere in wrestling use it previously?

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Scott6 天前

Yeah but he did it to the guy who looked like Jericho, so hhh might have liked it as he also got ideas for the future

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