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* BaldOfAwesome: As a {{face}}. A man hardly ''needs'' hair to kick ass, yeah?



* {{Jobber}}: Worked as an "underneath guy" for a majority of his career, but [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin J.O.B. Squad]] was the most obvious case

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* InvincibleHero: His feud with Wrestling/BrockLesnar, what with running roughshod over a sizable portion of the ''[=SmackDown!=]'' roster, choking out Wrestling/TheBigShow with a chair, and putting fear into Lesnar himself.
* {{Jobber}}: Worked as an "underneath guy" for a majority of his career, but [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The J.O.B. Squad]] was the most obvious casecase.



* RealLifeWritesThePlot:
** Back in 2000, he was in an off-screen relationship with the EMT Diva B.B. (real name Cathy Dingman) while he was in the process of divorcing his wife at the time. WWE canned Dingman for this, with Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys putting her through a table to send her out of WWE.[[note]]This obviously applies only to minor midcard characters, as opposed to the [[{{Wrestling/MattHardy}} Matt]]-[[Wrestling/{{Lita}} Lita]]-[[Wrestling/{{Edge}} Edge]] mess in 2005. [[/note]]
** His feud with Lesnar. After all, he legitimately broke his neck.
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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: His and Cody Rhodes's "feud" with Wrestling/TedDibiaseJr ended very anticlimactically, even more so that his title shot against Lesnar. And even then, Holly at least got to come back for another go, Rhodes betrayed him by somehow getting booked as his own opponent in a glorified handicap match to win the TagTeam title from himself and got off without any attempted retaliation from Holly in what would be his final WWE appearance.



* OneSceneWonder: He made one appearance in Wrestling/{{TNA}} to help Wrestling/JamesStorm and Magnus defeat Wrestling/AcesAndEights.



** Wrestling/JimCornette's NWA group.

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** Wrestling/JimCornette's NWA Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA group.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: There are few to no common characteristics shared between Plugg and Hardcore.

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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: There Holly was initially a fairly slim wrestler with a much more agility reliant style before he bulked up in the WWF. Even then, there are few to no common characteristics shared between Plugg and Hardcore.Hardcore.
* {{Expy}}: In Wrestling/SmokeyMountainWrestling he was made into [[Wrestling/TheMidNightExpress Bobby Eaton]] with an additional celebrity hanger on gimmick.



* {{Jobber}}: Worked as an "underneath guy" for a majority of his career, but [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin J.O.B. Squad]]

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* IntergenerationalFriendship: On the independent circuit he found a soft spot for the up and comer Nicole Savoy.
* {{Jobber}}: Worked as an "underneath guy" for a majority of his career, but [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin J.O.B. Squad]]Squad]] was the most obvious case



* ImprobableWeaponUser: ''Oh boy''. He won his WrestleMania 2000 match by busting open Crash's [[InsistentTerminology skull]] with a cookie jar (though this is reputed to be a botched ending to the match), and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

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* ImprobableWeaponUser: ''Oh boy''. He won his WrestleMania Wrestling/WrestleMania 2000 match by busting open Crash's [[InsistentTerminology skull]] with a cookie jar (though this is reputed to be a botched ending to the match), and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

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* ADayInTheLimelight: His 2003/2004 main event feud with Brock Lesnar was his biggest ever push.

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* ADayInTheLimelight: His 2003/2004 main event feud with Brock Lesnar EightiesHair: As Thurman "Sparky" Plugg, mullet and all, though his hair line was his biggest ever push.starting to recede.



* {{Determinator}}: Sustained severe injuries in several matches, and ''finished them''. Possibly the most notable such occurrence would be his table match against Wrestling/RobVanDam in 2006, in which he sustained a ''huge'' gash on his back after a botched table landing. This is often described as one of the few moments of the "new" {{Wrestling/ECW}} that lived up to that promotion's legacy.

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* {{Determinator}}: ADayInTheLimelight: His 2003/2004 main event feud with Brock Lesnar was his biggest ever push.
* {{Determinator}}:
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Sustained severe injuries in several matches, and ''finished them''. Possibly the most notable such occurrence would be his table match against Wrestling/RobVanDam in WWE's revived version of Wrestling/{{ECW}} in 2006, in which he sustained a ''huge'' gash on his back after a botched table landing. This is often described as one of the few moments of the "new" {{Wrestling/ECW}} ECW that lived up to that promotion's legacy.



** A notable in-character moment would be his resisting CM Punk's (formerly) insta-kill Anaconda Vice and handing Punk his first ever WWE loss.

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** A notable in-character in-character, non-injury-related moment would be his resisting CM Punk's (formerly) insta-kill Anaconda Vice and handing Punk his first ever WWE loss.



* EightiesHair: Spark plug, though his hair line was starting to recede.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: Even though Holly was mostly known for being a lower/mid-card guy his whole career, he has gotten a few notable victories against top guys who were main eventers at some point and either former world champions or future world champions, most notably Psycho Sid, Kane, Big Show, Rob Van Dam, and CM Punk.
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Not what the trope is about. The trope is about a top authority figure that rules in a refined, subtle way while the number two does so in a more nasty, harsh way. The description puts Holly in the latter, but doesn\'t give an example of the former.

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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage. But many wrestlers, like Maven, Spike Dudley, Al Snow, Wrestling/BillyGunn, Jackie Gayda & Charlie Haas all speak highly of him.
* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's Saul Tigh with a nice dropkick.
** He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Wrestling/VinceMcMahon was brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a side helping of carny wackiness.

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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage. But many wrestlers, like Maven, Spike Dudley, Al Snow, Wrestling/BillyGunn, Jackie Gayda & and Charlie Haas all speak highly of him.
* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's Saul Tigh with a nice dropkick.
** He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Wrestling/VinceMcMahon was brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a side helping of carny wackiness.
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* ContinuityNod: Before his now infamous match with Matt Cappotelli in OVW, Jim Cornette made sure to note his cousin was also going to be on the show, Wrestling/MollyHolly was taking on Wrestling/JillianHall

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* ContinuityNod: Before his now infamous match with Matt Cappotelli in OVW, Jim Cornette made sure to note his cousin was also going to be on the show, Wrestling/MollyHolly was taking on Wrestling/JillianHallWrestling/JillianHall.
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* StraightEdge: Is apparently this regarding alcohol and junk food, both in and out of character. One storyline with [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Simon Dean]] had him forced to eat a burger and fries, which he abhorred completely.
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->[[BadassBoast If [Crash Holly defended the Hardcore Championship] 24/7, I'm gonna do it 48/14]], and how I about I start with you? How about, I could start with you, right here, right now? It doesn't matter to me, Wrestling/MichaelCole, 'cause I will '''break your ass in half''', you little [[PrecisionFStrike shithead]]!
->-- ''WrestleMania 2000 post-match interview''

'''Bob "Hardcore" Holly''' (born '''Robert William Howard''' on January 29, 1963) is an American [[ProfessionalWrestling professional wrestler]], whose tenure with WWE [[LongRunner lasted from 1991 to 2008]]. Initially, Holly portrayed happy-go-lucky UsefulNotes/{{NASCAR}} racer turned wrestler Thurman "Sparky" Plugg, which failed to garner much success. During the second half of the decade, Holly became a member of the tongue-in-cheek J.O.B. Squad; the stable disbanded after Holly's win over Wrestling/AlSnow in one of the inaugural matches of the newly-created WWF Hardcore Championship, setting the tone for the [[GarbageWrestler hardcore wrestling]] division of WWF's Wrestling/AttitudeEra.

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->[[BadassBoast If ->''"If [Crash Holly defended the Hardcore Championship] 24/7, I'm gonna do it 48/14]], 48/14, and how I about I start with you? How about, I could start with you, right here, right now? It doesn't matter to me, Wrestling/MichaelCole, 'cause I will '''break your ass in half''', you little [[PrecisionFStrike shithead]]!
->-- ''WrestleMania 2000
shithead!"''
-->--''Wrestling/WrestleMania 2000''
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'''Bob "Hardcore" Holly''' (born '''Robert William Howard''' on January 29, 1963) is an American [[ProfessionalWrestling professional wrestler]], {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, whose tenure with WWE [[LongRunner lasted from 1991 to 2008]]. Initially, Holly portrayed happy-go-lucky UsefulNotes/{{NASCAR}} racer turned wrestler Thurman "Sparky" Plugg, which failed to garner much success. During the second half of the decade, Holly became a member of the tongue-in-cheek J.O.B. Squad; the stable disbanded after Holly's win over Wrestling/AlSnow in one of the inaugural matches of the newly-created WWF Hardcore Championship, setting the tone for the [[GarbageWrestler hardcore wrestling]] division of WWF's Wrestling/AttitudeEra.



As per usual, TheOtherWiki has a detailed, lengthy [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardcore_Holly write-up]] on Holly's career.

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* ArmorPiercingSlap: Delivered one to Cody Rhodes during their feud, to "bring out the fire" in the rookie.


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* GetAHoldOfYourselfMan: Delivered a slap to Cody Rhodes during their feud, to "bring out the fire" in the rookie.
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* DrillSergeantNasty: His role in the second season of ''WWEToughEnough''.

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* DrillSergeantNasty: His role in the second season of ''WWEToughEnough''.''Series/WWEToughEnough''.

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'''Bob "Hardcore" Holly''' (born '''Robert William Howard''' on January 29, 1963) is an American [[ProfessionalWrestling professional wrestler]], whose tenure with WWE [[LongRunner lasted from 1991 to 2008]]. Initially, Holly portrayed happy-go-lucky {{NASCAR}} racer turned wrestler Thurman "Sparky" Plugg, which failed to garner much success. During the second half of the decade, Holly became a member of the tongue-in-cheek J.O.B. Squad; the stable disbanded after Holly's win over Wrestling/AlSnow in one of the inaugural matches of the newly-created WWF Hardcore Championship, setting the tone for the [[GarbageWrestler hardcore wrestling]] division of WWF's Wrestling/AttitudeEra.

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'''Bob "Hardcore" Holly''' (born '''Robert William Howard''' on January 29, 1963) is an American [[ProfessionalWrestling professional wrestler]], whose tenure with WWE [[LongRunner lasted from 1991 to 2008]]. Initially, Holly portrayed happy-go-lucky {{NASCAR}} UsefulNotes/{{NASCAR}} racer turned wrestler Thurman "Sparky" Plugg, which failed to garner much success. During the second half of the decade, Holly became a member of the tongue-in-cheek J.O.B. Squad; the stable disbanded after Holly's win over Wrestling/AlSnow in one of the inaugural matches of the newly-created WWF Hardcore Championship, setting the tone for the [[GarbageWrestler hardcore wrestling]] division of WWF's Wrestling/AttitudeEra.



* Cloudcuckoolander: Hardcore Holly and Crash were convinced they were super heavyweights who came in and well over 400 pounds each on the scales. Now Bob was not exactly a small man but in reality, their combined weight didn't top 400 until Molly joined them.

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* Cloudcuckoolander: {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Hardcore Holly and Crash were convinced they were super heavyweights who came in and well over 400 pounds each on the scales. Now Bob was not exactly a small man but in reality, their combined weight didn't top 400 until Molly joined them.



* FunWithAcronyms: '''S'''parky '''T'''hurman '''P'''lugg is ostensibly a play on STP, the motor oil brand... which begs the question as to why the name ended up like it did.

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* FunWithAcronyms: '''S'''parky '''T'''hurman '''P'''lugg is ostensibly a play on STP, the motor oil brand... which begs the question as to why the name ended up like it did.as "Thurman 'Sparky' Plugg."



* KickTheSonOfABitch: As Wrestling/{{Nova}} implied, he may have been known for being harsh to rookies, in and out of story but that many of the guys he beat on ''did'' deserve it. For example, he was sad when he went to town on Renee Dupree but it was for Dupree's own good since he had a drug problem and needed sense beaten into him.

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* KickTheSonOfABitch: As Wrestling/{{Nova}} Wrestling/MikeBucci implied, he may have been known for being harsh to rookies, in and out of story but that many of the guys he beat on ''did'' deserve it. For example, he was sad when he went to town on Renee Dupree but it was for Dupree's own good since he had a drug problem and needed sense beaten into him.



* TagTeam: Part of three title-winning teams with 1-2-3 Kid, Crash Holly, and Cody Rhodes.
** The New Midnight Express, with Bart Gunn.

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* TagTeam: Part of three four title-winning teams with 1-2-3 Kid, Crash Holly, and Cody Rhodes.
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Bart Gunn (as The New Midnight Express, with Bart Gunn.Express), Crash Holly (as The Holly Cousins), and Cody Rhodes.



* WrestlingDoesntPay: All throughout his career, he maintained a secondary job as a race car driver.

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* WrestlingDoesntPay: All throughout his career, he maintained a secondary job as a A wrestling race car driver.driver as Thurman "Sparky" Plugg.

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* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's a capo with a nice dropkick. He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Wrestling/VinceMcMahon was brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a side helping of carny wackiness.

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* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's a capo Saul Tigh with a nice dropkick. dropkick.
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He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Wrestling/VinceMcMahon was brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a side helping of carny wackiness.
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* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's a capo with a nice dropkick. He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Vince [=McMahon =] as brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a side helping of carny wackiness.

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* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's a capo with a nice dropkick. He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Vince [=McMahon =] as Wrestling/VinceMcMahon was brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a side helping of carny wackiness.

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* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's a capo with a nice dropkick. He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Vince [=McMahon =] as brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a side helping of carny wackiness.



* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's a capo with a nice dropkick. He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Vince [=McMahon =] as brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a big helping of carny weirdness.
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* CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough: He's a capo with a nice dropkick. He's also a product of his environment; you read enough of these autobiographies coming out the WWE and you see why Holly is the go-to guy for hazing. Vince [=McMahon =] as brought up in that environment too and he allows it to go on. It's alpha-male fraternizing with a big helping of carny weirdness.

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* ItsPersonal: His 2003/2004 feud with Lesnar over the latter having broken his neck.
** Which was a direct result of Holly, notorious for hazing the rookies, deciding to NoSell a few of Lesnar's moves and "sandbag"... [[HoistByHisOwnPetard including the powerbomb that broke his neck]].
* RealLife/MeanCharacterNiceActor: Most fans who've actually met Holly at autograph signings or whatever can attest to this.

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* ItsPersonal: His 2003/2004 feud with Lesnar over the latter having broken his neck.
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neck. Fans for years claimed that this was a direct result of Holly, notorious for hazing because Holly "sandbagged" the rookies, deciding to NoSell a few of Lesnar's moves move, and "sandbag"... [[HoistByHisOwnPetard including Holly finally set the record straight in a 2013 interview with the ''Wrestling Inc.'' website.
-->''It was supposed to be a deal where he looks like he's going to
powerbomb me but I land on my feet, he charges me, I duck underneath his clothesline, he comes back, I give him a dropkick. That was the move. Like I tell, because everybody asks me that broke same question, it's like okay. People have got to use their head here. If you really stop and think, which these people, they get on the Internet and type all the bullshit and everything else, they don't think past the end of their nose. If you take a guy like Brock Lesnar, and you take a guy like me, if Brock Lesnar can take Big Show and belly to belly him halfway across the ring, you've got to ask yourself, could I stop Brock Lesnar from giving me a powerbomb? Can I really sandbag that move to where he couldn't do it? When people stop and think about it, it's like well, yeah. That does make sense. If he can pick a 500 pound guy up and throw him over his neck]].
* RealLife/MeanCharacterNiceActor: Most fans who've actually met Holly at autograph signings or whatever can attest
head, here I'm 228 pounds, you really think I could stop Brock from doing anything to this.me? I'm serious. *laughs*''
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Most fans who've actually met Holly at autograph signings or whatever can attest to this.

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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: RealLife/MeanCharacterNiceActor: Most fans who've actually met Holly at autograph signings or whatever can attest to this.
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* DyeingForYourArt / DyeHard: Bob is a natural brunette.
* EnforcedMethodActing:
** The Cody Rhodes slap described above was not fake. Holly makes no secret of working stiff whenever he can.
** Most likely, Holly's hardcore match with then-WWE Champion Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield consisted of nothing but stiff shots.



* FanNickname: "Bobcore Holly" until he proved [[TookALevelInBadass he really is hardcore]]; "Baldcore Holly", thanks to Wrestling/ChrisJericho.



* RealitySubtext: His feud and eventual tag team with Cody Rhodes, who was a "rookie" he had to put up with. In real life, Holly is known for beating on rookies.
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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage. But many wrestlers, like Maven, Spike Dudley, Al Snow, Billy Gunn, Jackie Gayda & Charlie Haas all speak highly of him.

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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage. But many wrestlers, like Maven, Spike Dudley, Al Snow, Billy Gunn, Wrestling/BillyGunn, Jackie Gayda & Charlie Haas all speak highly of him.
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* CloudCukooLander: Hardcore Holly and Crash were convinced they were super heavyweights who came in and well over 400 pounds each on the scales. Now Bob was not exactly a small man but in reality, their combined weight didn't top 400 until Molly joined them.

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* CloudCukooLander: Cloudcuckoolander: Hardcore Holly and Crash were convinced they were super heavyweights who came in and well over 400 pounds each on the scales. Now Bob was not exactly a small man but in reality, their combined weight didn't top 400 until Molly joined them.
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* AnythingYouCanDoICanDoBetter: While [[Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick Spanky]] had mostly positive things to say about Bob Holly, he did not think he and Paul London were working out enough. But Spanky found out, while trying placate him, that any action regarding the gym that could be perceived as competitive brought a problem all its own, so he always made sure that his workout was less than Bob's.

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* AnythingYouCanDoICanDoBetter: AnythingYouCanDoICanDoBetter
** This was Bob's relationship with his cousin, Crash. It lead to them fighting and working together as a tag team in an effort to prove who the superior Holly was.
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While [[Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick Spanky]] had mostly positive things to say about Bob Holly, he did not think he and Paul London were working out enough. But Spanky found out, while trying placate him, that any action regarding the gym that could be perceived as competitive brought a problem all its own, so he always made sure that his workout was less than Bob's.


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* AtrociousAlias: Would ''you'' take a guy named Thurman "Sparky" Plugg seriously? Hell, even Holly himself hated it.



* [[FailOSuckyName Fail O'Suckyname]]: Would ''you'' take a guy named Thurman "Sparky" Plugg seriously? Hell, even Holly himself hated it.
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* AnythingYouCanDoICanDoBetter: While [[Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick Spanky]] had mostly positive things to say about Bob Holly, he did not think he and Paul London were working out enough. But Spanky found out, while trying placate him, that any action regarding the gym that could be perceived as competitive brought a problem all its own, so he always made sure that his workout was less than Bob's.
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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage. But many wrestlers, like Maven, Spike Dudley, Al Snow, Billy Gunn, Jackie Gayda & Charlie Hass all speak highly of him.

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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage. But many wrestlers, like Maven, Spike Dudley, Al Snow, Billy Gunn, Jackie Gayda & Charlie Hass Haas all speak highly of him.
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* ContinuityNod: Before his now infamous match with Matt Cappotelli in OVW, Jim Cornette made sure to note his cousin was also going to be on the show, Wrestling/MollyHolly was taking on Wrestling/JillianHall
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: As Wrestling/{{Nova}} implied, he may have been known for being harsh to rookies, in and out of story but that many of the guys he beat on ''did'' deserve it. For example, he was sad when he went to town on Renee Dupree but it was for Dupree's own good since he had a drug problem and needed sense beaten into him.
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As per usual, TheOtherWiki has a detailed, lengthy [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Holly write-up]] on Holly's career.

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As per usual, TheOtherWiki has a detailed, lengthy [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Holly org/wiki/Hardcore_Holly write-up]] on Holly's career.

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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage.

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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage. But many wrestlers, like Maven, Spike Dudley, Al Snow, Billy Gunn, Jackie Gayda & Charlie Hass all speak highly of him.
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* TheBully: Apparently, he has a reputation for being this backstage.

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