Right, so today, we are indeed going to be talking about the tag team demolition, so please

just let me get it out of my system. Because Smash was played by Barry Darsal, and Barry Darsal

would go on to become Repo Man, because you don't know, I'm not joking, I'm serious, I think

Repo Man is the best wrestling gimmick ever. Because for me it just sums up pro wrestling and how

there is no rules, and you can be as creative and as ridiculous as you like, and here we are 30

years later, still makes me feel warm and fuzzy in my downtown. Then aside though, most people

will do indeed remember Axon Smash as one of the best wrestling tag teams ever in demolition,

and that is what we're talking about today, if WWE needs to fix this damn mistake, why?

So firstly, let's go back to the roots, like a plant. Because before we did have Bill Edie as

Axe and Barry Darsal as Smash, Bill was actually teaming up with someone else's demolition,

and it was Moon Dog Rex. Because he got repackaged as Smash in 1987, and then somebody pulled the

trigger in a way we went. Plus as Johnny V was also their manager, which is the greatest name ever,

and kind of crazy, they only had three matches together before they were split up,

because Vince McMahon looked out on the crowd and they were like no, no one is buying Moon Dog,

as a part of this group, they know who he is, it's never going to work. It's actually amazing

this happened down to how the audience was responding to him, because you can leap into the future,

when Matt Blue, more Albert, was brought back to the WWE, as Lord Tensai, and even though everyone

was there was going, we know who you are, we're drawing man on your face, we still tried to get

this over, the Vince McMahon actually could have learnt from himself. The powers that beat did act

with this one though, when they turned to Jim Crockett Promotions, and they hired Clasher Clushem.

To reason forward to March of that year, all of a sudden Barry Darsal had been brought in by Smash,

and Johnny had sold the managerial right, which was a very weird thing, to Mr Fuji,

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