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Ebon Bear wrote:

> "Ebon Bear"  wrote in message
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>>"TOIB"  wrote in message
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>>>Jamie awakens Beta 14 OK:
>>>
>>>>Michael (jandm16{at}charter.net) writes:
>>>>
>>>>>Ebon Bear wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>By the way, I'll be impressed if anyone can remember all 14.
>>>>>
>>>>>I'll give it a shot:  Flair, Arn, Tully, Ole Anderson,
JJ Dillon, Lex
>>>>>Luger, Hiro Matsuda, Barry Windham, Sting, Chris Benoit, Brian
>>>>
> Pillman,
> 
>>>>>and Steve McMichael are the only ones I know for sure.  I think
>>>>
> Kendall
> 
>>>>>Windham and Butch Reed were sort of affiliated with the
Horsemen for
>>>>
> a
> 
>>>>>VERY short time, and the Road Warriors were rumored to
be joinging
>>>>
> but
> 
>>>>>never did.
>>>>
>>>>You forgot Sid Justice and Dean Malenko...
>>>
>>>Paul Roma.
>>>
>>
>>And here's the full 14 in no particular order.
>>1. Ric Flair
>>2. Arn Anderson
>>3. Tully Blanchard
>>4. Ole Anderson
>>5. Lex Luger
>>6. Barry Windham
>>7. Sting
>>8. Chris Benoit
>>9. Brian Pillman
>>10. Steve McMichael
>>11. Sid Vicious/ Justice
>>12. Dean Malenko
>>13. Paul Roma
>>14. JJ Dillon
>>
>>Hiro Matsuda, Kendall Windham and Butch Reed were never *officially*
>>Horsemen although in Matsuda's case, it was impossible to make the
>>distinction since he might as well have been. The Roadies were also never
>>part of the Horsemen on paper.
>>
>>For bonus points (and I'm not sure I can remember ALL of the members
> 
> here),
> 
>>anyone want to take a stab at naming the entire nWo?
>>
> 
> 
> Damn, correcting my own list. JJ Dillon wasn't a Horseman (although his
> position was as easily confused as Matsuda's) but Curt hennig was (albeit
> for only a few days so I think I can be forgiven that one).

I think you need to add a spot for Hennig.  JJ was always considered a 
Horseman as I recall.  He even wrestled on occasion, like that battle 
royal that had Luger's turn.

Michael


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