[chrisolds]

Check out what Palumbo said here...

http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/sports_...html />

Oh, and I bought at auction that Undertaker image shown in the photo...

[detroittigerfan1976]

Went to Tna's Bound For Glory 06 pay per view and fanfest. Will have to get some scans up Got My photo and autos with abyss and james mitchell and one with Raven. all are great guys.  Got my playboy signed by Christy Hemme too.  Not to mention got to get autos of all of the other TNA stars including The Dudleys,Jim Cornette, Aj Styles and Samoa Joe among others.
thanks

[chrisolds]

Like him or not, Cornette is a legend. That guy has been around for a lot of big stuff.

[detroittigerfan1976]

thats for sure Cornette is a legend in his own right and a real class act to. he actually stood in front of his table and shook hands and personally introduced himself to every fan at his table. He took time to talk and shake hands with each fan that came to his table.
all I can say about Mr. Cornette is that more stars need to be like him and keep up the great job with the fans

[jaykayzee]

I've always liked Jim Cornette, he's a real character. I have a good memory about him from way back when. It was probably 1991 and NWA was doing a house show here in NY. Now for those that don't know, back then, the country was still kind of split up into territories, in so much as WWF toured mostly the northern half of the country, and NWA did almost exclusively the southern half. So having a NWA show in NY was a real rare treat. That was a great, rowdy show. I still remember Terry Funk getting hit with a full cup of pop that came flying over the crowd and hit him square in the chest.
  Anyways, back to Corny. The Midnight Express was wrestling that night, led out of course by Jim Cornette. I was sitting in the second row, and he walked up right next to me on the aisle. He walked up, stood right there, and held up the infamous tennis racket. Well, a couple other fans and I all reached out to him, and he held the racket over by us and let us all touch and shake the racket with him. It was like a team coming together to raise up a trophy.

  Trivial I know, but still a great memory for me.

[chrisolds]

Be sure to check out the TNA box break here in the wrestling section or on The Beckett Blog.

[quickfamily]

No good wrestling stories, but a few good ttm autos...
Hillbilly Jim



The Honky Tonk Man





"The Genius" or "Leaping" Lanny Poffo (Macho Man's Real life brother)


Terry Taylor


Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake


Kurt Angle




Jim Ross


Jerry "The King" Lawler


Nikolai Volkoff


"Superstar" Billy Graham


The Godfather


Abdullah the Butcher


Baron Von Racshke "The Claw"


Ax from Demolition


Bob Backlund


Captain Lou Albano


Tatanka


Harley Race


Irwin R. Schister "IRS"


Ivan Kolaff



"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan


Larry "The Axe" Hennig


and finally Nick Dinsmore. Aka Eugene

[chrisolds]

Nice pics. I've been meaning to track down a Superstar Billy Graham autograph ...

There would have been no Hulk Hogan without Graham.

[quickfamily]

chrisolds Wrote:Nice pics. I've been meaning to track down a Superstar Billy Graham autograph ...

There would have been no Hulk Hogan without Graham.

I cant stand Hogan. Ill admit, he did alot of the sport of wrestling, but as a person hes a POS. Him and Beefcake wen into a mall down in Florida. Some kids ran up to them asking them for autos. While Beefcake stoof there fora bit signing autos, Hogan just pushed the kids aside and walked away. Not a way to treat fans IMO.

[detroittigerfan1976]

I am getting ready to attempt several wrestling through the mail autos myself.(mailing several out in the morning). Where would you find addresses for retired wrestlers. any help will be greatly appreciated.
thanks

sending out Jeff Jarrett and Jim Cornette in the morning. will post results when possible