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Post by Champ on Feb 19, 2014 15:56:37 GMT -5
Can't say I am shocked though Attachments:
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Post by Naitch on Feb 19, 2014 23:40:59 GMT -5
I was more surprised when he came back after Men on a Mission left the scene and he came back years later. Dude was the dictionary definition of out of shape. He was basically a fat sack of shit with a little bit of cardio.
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Post by Champ on Feb 21, 2014 1:59:54 GMT -5
What's sad is I just read that he lost 100lbs in the last 6 months because the doctor told him his blood pressure was too high. Too little too late man. He was like a legit 6'7 450lbs. First of all, at 6'7 you're technically considered a giant. Giants don't typically live as long as everyone else. Then you add on the fact that he was at least 200lbs overweight, it was his time. When you are that big, you need to take that shit seriously. It will take you out faster than smoking and cancer, and more definitely than drug addiction. Obesity is no fucking joke. After a certain age, the damage is done even if you lose the weight
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Post by MasterSnit on Feb 21, 2014 19:00:34 GMT -5
I was more surprised when he came back after Men on a Mission left the scene and he came back years later. Dude was the dictionary definition of out of shape. He was basically a fat sack of shit with a little bit of cardio. With that said, let us celebrate the life of The World's Largest Love Machine as we commit his body to the ground. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, this motherfucker was so fat they should have put a bra on his bust. Let us go in peace. You're terrible Naitch. I actually really liked Big Daddy V in WWECW. I liked WWECW in general, but Big Daddy V, his theme, even Matt Striker as his manager, was a cool gimmick for a while. It was always funny also when crowds would break out the "Let's go Mabel" chants every now and again. |
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