Mark Rocco

So I knew who Fit Finlay was a long time ago.

I knew Mark "Rollerball" Rocco, I knew Johnny Saint, you know, I knew these, these, I mean, uh...

Jushin "Thunder" Liger, I saw him bef- f- on tapes of World of Sport back when, I think they called him Yamada or something.

Like, he didn't even have the mask on yet, he was just jacked and had long hair.

I'm on a plane going home from Mexico and on it with Pac, one of my favorite people in the wrestling, in my opinion, the best wrestler to come out of England since the 80s.

and they were Rollerball Rocco, Marty Jones, and Fit Finley.

That's no knocking the incredible UK talent around today, but I come from a time and style where being credible was part of the job.

Pac is the only wrestler that when I see him wrestle, I think he can beat me up, and his wrestling is so much more aggressive and credible.

In my opinion, the best wrestler to come out of England since the 80s.

And there was Rollerball Rocco, Marty Jones, Fit Finley.

That's no knock on the incredible UK talent around today.

But I come from a time in style where being credible was part of the job.

So would you like to know all the Black Tigers? No? Well, I'm going to list them all.

So we got Mark Rocco, then Eddie Guerrero, then Cesar Cajalmac Gonzalez.

Then we got this one.

Then the fifth one is...

But yeah, Frank Casey's accent and general chatter during this match, probably the highlight.

Frank Casey is the second most featured act on this show after Mark Rocco.

He's the second biggest star in the company.

He's the fucking ref.

Yeah.

So the lightweight world champ is Johnny Saint, and then his contenders are Jim Breaks, John Cortez, Johnny Kiz, Ziggy Zag, and Carl Jason.

Middleweight world champion is Mark Rocco.

His contenders are Brian Maxine, Mal Sanders, Keith Hayward, Rocky Moran, and Kung Fu.

"I'm on a plane going home from Mexico and on it with Pac, one of my favorite people in the wrestling." All right, you gembler.

"In my opinion, the best wrestler to come out of England since the '80s, and they were Rollerball Rocco, Marty Jones, and Finn Finlay.

That's no knock on the incredible UK talent around today, but I come from a time and style where being credible was part of the job.

Pac is the only wrestler, I imagine from the UK, that when I see him wrestle, I think he can beat me up, year 58, and his wrestling is so much more..." And you were never a shooter.