... Faarooq to the party. It took him all but five minutes of gutwrenching agony to finally place the call, and another twenty minutes for Faarooq to arrive, entirely prepared to single-handedly conquer the world while incurring the mild ...
... Faarooq vs. The Undertaker More Nation... What a horrid juxtaposition this show is. Faarooq has words with Shamrock before the match, and Shamrock finally shows some fire and charisma, calling Faarooq out for hiding behind his goons and ...
... Faarooq was because it applied only to Faarooq because "WWE Management" still saw a lot of potential in Bradshaw. He left them after telling Bradshaw to think about his own future. Faarooq shouted after Heyman that he was not fired ...
... Faarooq Asad, a gladiator who wore a black and blue gladiator outfit with a misshaped helmet and was managed by Sunny. Simmons started his first feud before shortening his ring name to Faarooq. The feud was started when Faarooq attacked ...
... Faarooq Asad vs. Savio Vega This should be a no-brainer and in fact I'm still somewhat confused as to why Faarooq didn't just win the whole thing. I guess they felt the Faarooq-Ahmed feud would be hot without the IC belt. Savio is still ...
... Faarooq is speechless, but obviously furious. Despite Rock having said that Faarooq is the only man who can lead the group, this is a clear power play from him and a smart piece of booking. In modern days this angle would have already ...
... Faarooq says with a smirk . " How many times do I have to tell you I am not American ? " I don't bother correcting the racist dig . " Well , it's not about you , is it ? " says Faarooq . " Yeah , right . " I begin chewing the cuticle on ...
... Faarooq smelled of some expensive aftershave and wore a thick gold necklace that appeared a little vulgar to Otto. Then again, how vulgar must he seem, with three days' stubble and hair a week unwashed? Faarooq started talking about ...
... Faarooq out of the Nation. Of course, this began another major feud, leaving The Rock and Faarooq bitter enemies. The new feud brought larger crowds to their supposed grudge matches. One of these matches was the “Unforgiven: In Your ...
... Faarooq, the leader of the Nation, did not like it at all. After all, he, Faarooq, not the Rock, was the leader of the Nation. The Rock was only the new guy on the team. Jealousy continued to mount. With two such strong personalities ...