What is going on wrestling fans? It's Ice T. Fall. Welcome back to Primetime with Sean Mooney on today's edition.

It's another episode. Today in wrestling history. On March 6th, 1996, in his last match with WCW before leaving for WWE,

Johnny B. Bad dropped the WCW World Television Championship to Lex Lugar at a WCW Saturday Night taping in Georgia.

Now, think about that. Johnny B. Bad.

Later known in the WWE's Wildman Mark Morrow.

Sorry for that, folks.

Getting Sable as his manager, his actual wife.

And Johnny B. Bad in W.C.W.

If you go beyond 96.

Let's go to, you know, 92, 93.

This man, people made fun of gold dust.

He is the most flamboyant man possible.

At one point, I believe, if I'm correct, he was involved in a, like a feminine bikini contest in WCW where he's wearing glitter and he's got

the boomstick that shoots out confetti

which probably is something else completely

if you have a dirty mind like me

but Johnny B. Bad

was a staple of WCW

because you think about the wrestlers that came over from WWF to WCW.

You had Hulk Hogan, macho man, earthquake, Typhoon, the nasty boys, hacksaw Jim Duggan.

All these marquee golden era names all leave for more money, because it's a business

and it's a job, they go to WCW.

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