History YMMV / ScottKeith

* MemeticMutation: "YOU CAN'T POWERBOMB [[Wrestling/BillyKidman KIDMAN]]!"
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: The basic point behind ''Dungeon of Death''.

* HilariousInHindsight: His circa 2002 review of an early Wrestling/{{TNA}} show contains this funny little moment:

* BaseBreaker: Bring him up on nearly any wrestling message board and [[FlameWar watch the sparks fly]].

* FanDumb: ELVY!!! Who, despite numerous bans, keeps coming back to troll his comment section.

* FridgeHorror: Back in 1993-1995 on the {{Usenet}} newsgroup [=rec.sport.pro-wrestling.fantasy=], he had a wrestling fantasy booking series called ''The [=CWF=]'', later renamed ''The [=WCWF=]''. A central part of the mythology of the series centered around these two mysterious characters called the Master and the Druid. At ''[[https://groups.google.com/d/topic/rec.sport.pro-wrestling.fantasy/8nMCpcfehDQ/discussion CWF [=Starrcade=] 94]]'', it was revealed that they were the same person, a 15th Century explorer named Michel Levesque who had gained immortality. In fact, he would later have a son named...[[Wrestling/TripleH Jean-Paul]] who would go on to become a wrestler. So, yes, Scott Keith was actually ''years'' ahead of everyone else, in that he saw HHH as absolute evil ''back when he was just some midcard job guy in WCW''.

* FridgeHorror: Back in 1993-1995 on the {{Usenet}} newsgroup [=rec.sport.pro-wrestling.fantasy=], he had a wrestling fantasy booking series called ''The [=CWF=]'', later renamed ''The [=WCWF=]''. A central part of the mythology of the series centered around these two mysterious characters called the Master and the Druid. At ''[[https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!search/%22tuesday$20night$20undercooked%22/rec.sport.pro-wrestling.fantasy/8nMCpcfehDQ/EXBIAI4IaSEJ CWF [=Starrcade=] 94]]'', it was revealed that they were the same person, a 15th Century explorer named Michel Levesque who had gained immortality. In fact, he would later have a son named...[[Wrestling/TripleH Jean-Paul]] who would go on to become a wrestler. So, yes, Scott Keith was actually ''years'' ahead of everyone else, in that he saw HHH as absolute evil ''back when he was just some midcard job guy in WCW''.

* MemeticMutation: "YOU CAN'T POWERBOMB KIDMAN!"

* JerkassHasAPoint: Back in 1993-1995 on the {{Usenet}} newsgroup [=rec.sport.pro-wrestling.fantasy=], he had a wrestling fantasy booking series called ''The [=CWF=]'', later renamed ''The [=WCWF=]'', which featured several angles/matches that would actually come to pass in actual professional wrestling.
** He had a major [=PPV=] main event between Wrestling/TheUndertaker and Wrestling/MickFoley (then known as Cactus Jack.) UT and Mankind's biggest match was, of course, Hell in a Cell at ''King of the Ring 98''.
** Undertaker and manager Wrestling/PaulBearer being involved in a "crucifixion" angle. In real life, the victim was Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin. Here, it was Wrestling/LexLuger.
** Wrestling/Hulk Hogan turning monster heel in a match in which Luger was involved. In real life, it was at ''WCW Bash at the Beach 96'', when Hogan came down to the ring during [[Wrestling/ScottHall the]] [[Wrestling/KevinNash Outsiders]]-Wrestling/{{Sting}}[=/=]Wrestling/RandySavage[=/=]Luger match, from which Luger had already been removed, and legdropped Savage to turn himself heel and launch the [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder NWO]]. Here, Luger d. Hogan for the CWF United States Heavyweight Title and after the match Hogan opened a bag and threw a snake at Luger, declaring that he had joined Taker and Jake "The Snake" Roberts' PowerStable the Unholy Alliance.
** Crossed with FridgeHorror: A central part of the mythology of the series centered around these two mysterious characters called the Master and the Druid. At ''[[https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!search/%22tuesday$20night$20undercooked%22/rec.sport.pro-wrestling.fantasy/8nMCpcfehDQ/EXBIAI4IaSEJ CWF [=Starrcade=] 94]]'', it was revealed that they were the same person, a 15th Century explorer named Michel Levesque who had gained immortality. In fact, he would later have a son named...[[Wrestling/TripleH Jean-Paul]] who would go on to become a wrestler. So, yes, Scott Keith was actually ''years'' ahead of everyone else, in that he saw HHH as absolute evil ''back when he was just some midcard job guy in WCW''.