WARMTH LIKE HOME UNAWARES

So I watched RR92 last night. Since the last months of 91 I've been REALLY into the early 90s WWF now lololol.

I've added Repo Man to my spreadsheet (uh IDK if I explained this here yet but I'm keeping a spreadsheet of every episode of every show and PPV that I can find and marking what my favs do in them LOLL it also helps as an easy indication of what things I haven't managed to find/see yet) and everyone on the spreadsheet participated so it was a fun PPV~~

Before the Rumble itself, there were three matches -- Roddy Piper won the IC title, LOD retained the tag title (though Hawk shaved his mustache which was super disappointing, though he's even kinda hot without it, but not nearly as much), and there was an exhibition match with The Beverly Brothers facing The Bushwhackers. My Beverlys won, which was lovely, plus getting to see them face anyone other than jobbers was great because we got to see a lot more of them and their 'getting hurt' expressions XD

The 30-man Rumble included everyone else on the spreadsheet. Ted Dibiase drew spot #2 and was eliminated right away by British Bulldog. Whom I have to mention I'm really starting to like a lot.

Most of my lovelies were only in there for like 5 minutes or less, but IRS was in the ring for almost 30 minutes. There was a moment where he tried to help out the Taker and then was immmediately backstabbed... like... what did you expect, Irwin?

And then even though Repo Man only lasted a litle over 6 minutes (which is more than anyone else besides IRS lmao) he did get two eliminations. No one else got any eliminations at all lol.

In the end, Ric Flair survived from Draw #3 to the end, winning because of a little spat between Sid Justice and Hulk Hogan which distracted Sid and allowed Flair to get the eliminiation. Of course, I'm happy to have Flair as the new champ (the World Heavyweight title was relinquished a bit before this after a weird thing with Hogan/Taker so the winner of the RR took the title).