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2017 Standings

T1. Josh Nagy

T1. Dan Leach

T1. Paul Serra

T1. Jim Kennedy

T1. Aaron Zaremski

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Bobby Heenan (1944-2017)

- By: Aaron Zaremski (Updated 9/19/17) The Scarecrow once sang to Dorothy, "... If I only had a brain ..." For over four decades, professional wrestling had a brain. They not only had a brain, but they had the Brain . Bobby Heenan was best known as a man who had a sharp tongue and donned a sequined windbreaker, who was capable of cutting a promo on a wrestler, while putting over the talent he managed, while making a Yogi Berra-esque one-liner, that left even a man nicknamed after a primate beast, speechless. But long before Heenan ever found himself next to Hall of Fame talents like Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect, he found himself alone in the squared circle in wrestling territories like the World Wrestling Association, and the American Wrestling Association. Places where he had bloody brawls, that made even the most extreme fan blush. None of those brawls is more infamous than the image captured for his cover shot on the November 1970 edition of the Wrestler Magaz

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