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On the other hand, how the hell could he win a Last Man Standing match? You need to stand on both feet to break the count.
Well, he wouldn’t be the first person to Rumble with only one foot. Kerry Von Erich had his foot amputated in the mid 80’s, and wrestled with a prosthesis. He entered the 1991 and 1992 Rumbles (as the Texas Tornado) and was eliminated in both.
If he were to be an entrant, either he would need the prosthesis or they would probably alter the rules to say that all your feet have to touch the floor, meaning if his foot touched he’d be out.
Why didn’t Dan Malloy just release every Vince/Gowen segment during the senate race?
WWE is famous for being a copyright Nazi. It would have been another big mess.
Meant Chris Murphy, Malloy is the CT governer. My bad.
It is stated in the Rumble Bi-laws section 4 article rVII that for anyone to enter the rumble they must have all four original limbs in tact. However (oddly enough) not all digits, including toes are necessary.
Well he just won the internet.