Marked Out

Because these cult members see rf as part of the business. Wrestling collecting always been a very weird hobby .. people think they are actually friends with these wrestlers or promoters or vendors. Not saying some people haven’t become real friends with the vendors and promoters but I would bet it...

-The dealer has a confirmed documented history (Piper, Davey Boy) of getting caught doing fake aurographs. -The dealer no-sells legitimate questions of where the graph was obtained. -The graph later proves to be fake. None of this should come as a surprise anymore. RF is shady as hell, and if you bu...

This past January, I went down to Texas for the Royal Rumble, and what would likely turn out to be my only 2020 celebrity meet - former actor (and current church pastor) William Hubbard Knight, who starred in the 90's cult classic B-movie "Action USA". My report can be found here: http://markedout.c...

No actually it was Dibiase and Rotunda that wanted the guy to wear his mask while they themselves didn’t wear it. Wrestling Universe let’s the talent make the rules. I like those legends, but they’re hypocrites here. I’m sorry! I'm not really that interested in masked photos regardless, but I'd muc...

Beyond zero interest at those prices. One Stallone 8x10 with a character name would cost me more than what I paid for two signed Arnold posters combined.

It's crazy that I've been working on this project for years, and of the three main cast members, I met the two that haven't worked in the entertainment business in decades, but NOT the one who's still a working actor, lol.

They also added Talia Shire, Carl Weathers, and Dolph Lundgren as well.

Stallone and Burt Young announced:

Posters here might remember two of my past road trips to Texas in order to get cast members from the obscure B-movie cult favorite "Action USA". My past reports can be read here, if anybody cares: http://markedout.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=18290&p=245857#p245857 http://markedout.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&...

I wouldn't pay $2K for British Bulldogs complete pieces, and they were bigger and likely rarer, given the fact that Dynamite didn't appear in the US much after leaving the WWF in 88. And that's assuming that these graphs were even real, with given Feinstein's rep, is "highly unlikely", as Gorilla wo...

I agree. Under Dwayne’s ownership it can be successful. As for Rocky Maivia, if Vince had the brain he did back then that he does now, he would have continued having him be a smiley babyface and eventually Dwayne would have fizzled to obscurity. I can see Vince trying to keep him as Rocky Maivia bu...

I guess this is my first (kinda/sorta) "report" in a long time - just got my Emilio send-in back from Cinema Utopia. Everything went smooth with them (good communication, pen/location, return, etc.) and the end result looks good. Added Emilio to my Breakfast Club piece that already has Molly, AMH, a...

We lie, we forge, we steeeeealllll...

Got to see him perform at Yankee Stadium after a game back in '89. Mickey Mantle introduced the band, so it was also the only time I got to see Mantle in person.

RIP

On paper, she'd be a perfect fit for WWE, and would have a natural program with or against Charlotte at some point. But...there's probably a good reason WWE never made a push to sign her in the first place, and stuff like this kinda shows why. I hope she doesn't end up being the female Teddy Hart - ...