Lee Herbert retweeted
69 years old, two knee replacements, a stroke and two bouts of cancer. He's a fucking badass for still being able to get in the ring unassisted. His chest is out, his head is up. More than can be said about anyone trying to mock him.
I’ve been thinking a lot about my teenage years, and I’m pretty sure this album’s release was when my life peaked.
Lee Herbert retweeted
Inside The Ropes Magazine Issue 74 is dedicated to PAC following his tragic passing this past month.
Featuring tributes to the late great British star, an exclusive interview with Billy Gunn and so much more.
Pre-order your copy today - out October 29th 👇
Lee Herbert retweeted
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WWE Hall of Famers Ax & Smash are coming to the UK this February!
Join us in London and Glasgow for two unforgettable evenings with Demolition! Plus, get an auto and photo with both as part of our VIP experience! 👇👇
This was shown on Sky Sports in July 1997. It drew 151,000 viewers the first night it was aired, and 286,000 the next day when it was replayed. Doesn’t sound a lot, but that was decent numbers for the channel.
Lee Herbert retweeted
WCW Wembley Arena show drew 11,500 in 1993, based around the returning Davey Boy Smith. A year later, with Hulk Hogan headlining first WCW run in the UK, it only drew 2000. Hogan was popular in the UK, but he was an ensemble. He didnt make it popular.
Lee Herbert retweeted
You guys should really be reading the brilliant book ‘Rampage’ by Lee Herbert @LeeHAuthor which covers all this in great detail. WWF got properly big in the UK in 1991 which is when I discovered it. As said above hardly anyone had Sky pre 90s & nobody I knew did before 90.
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Replying to @danmcc41 @ovppodcast
Dan I highly recommend you buy the excellent book Rampage by @LeeHAuthor which will tell you all about this and more.
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Lee Herbert retweeted
Got to the arena at 2PM and was in the ring til doors opened practicing.
I haven’t performed the Black Arrow for 8 years
Something told me on this night I could make the jump.
I threw my heart out in front of me and Ben caught it.
Thank you Pac 💚
Lee Herbert retweeted
The very, very best of us. Truly one of a kind.
We love you so, so much, Ben. We miss you so, so much. We always will. 🖤
Everyone at AEW should feel incredibly proud. I was an absolute wreck watching Dynamite and can’t begin to imagine how difficult it must have been to put together. Heartbreaking and beautiful in equal measure: the tribute Ben deserved.
RIP PAC. You were the best.
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In Loving Memory of Pac.
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