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I mean, I understand that he notified them well before he was leaving, but the fact that they invested so much and he just walked out cause he thought he was better than WWE. Vince isn't stupid. If it's good for his company, he's going to be Lesnar right back. Even though it's been over a year and a lot has been missed out on in his wrestling career, but that doesn't mean there still isn't a lot left.

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Just because he doesn't like some of the stuff going on means he hates Vince McMahon.

He needs to come back, but I think it's safe to say he now knows the decision of leaving wasn't justifiable, especially the sudden decision of leaving. He needs to get back to SD. They need him desperately.

That would be awesome if one guy who was playing had every pitcher get ejected for hitting the other batters.

I like the full season with somewhat long periods of time between episodes. I think it allows viewers to want more and more of it, though it can be frustrating at times. It also gives you time to actually contemplate what's going on in the show, instead of just having only week after week to try to figure things out.

I'm happy for the Spurs, especially Duncan. I always wish he had gone to the Celtics back in the draft years ago and he seems to be a generally really good guy either way. Definately been a solid playoffs as I've been pretty intrested (even after the Celts totally blew it) throughout it, unlike last year when I just watched the Finals and that was it.

Rasheed just saved this game for Detriot. Though it's pretty much over.

Cena's music?

Duncan's playing like fucking shit. If he doesn't turn it on soon this game is over.

Spurs have to do something about Ben. He just fucking owned them 3 straight times. Like, bad.

Both guys will do bladejobs, both guys will kick out of each other's finisher, more than likely, the winner will get drafted to Smackdown, no one will take insane sick bumps, and the match will be slow and plotting and getting much more time on the show then it deserves. Pre-dict-a-ble. I'm all set with Vengeance. Edit: Should I put spoiler tags up?

RVD is the one that stands out to me.

When Rock takes the stunner, it looks like he's trying to defy the laws of gravity. When Angle takes the stunner, it looks like he literally got...stunned.

One thing about the Bischoff character that gets on my nerves is the predictable decisions, like you wrestle.......KANE. But that's more to blame on WWE writers then Bischoff.

The Pedigree is probably the best finisher today. Why? Cause you know when someone gets hit with it, the match is over. Now a days, you get the Angle Slam and you don't know if the person is going to kick out before 2 or after 2. When someone gets hit with the Pedigree, you go "Oh shit." When someone kicks out of the Pedigree, you go "Holy shit." That's what a finisher should do. When it happens, you immediately think the match is over.

It's hard to believe he's been GM for 3 fucking years. I think he's really done a great job and minus the 2003 stint as Co-GM with Austin, he definately, from a character standpoint, seems like he's calling the shots on the show. And I think it's helped Raw too. I don't think it's stale, yet. Bischoff being in charge just seems to have a nice flow and by now, I'm so used to it I rarely think of him as "The guy who ran WCW." I do like the idea of him going to SD as GM, where he could probably last another great length of time as the GM there. Commentator, no. Manager, maybe. But Bischoff always should be in power on screen cause it's kind of hard to see him as anything else.

I still don't know which one this is.

Here's my advice. Buy the cheapest ticket they have, then just move closer. Like house shows sell out these days.

That's awesome. I love how they spend all their time worrying on everything other than their wrestling product itself. You'd think they'd want people to post WWE pictures if it's non-profit. It's just funny they promote how the WWE is Pro-America and all that stuff about freedom and yet fans can't bring what signs they want (within the bounds of what is right and wrong) to shows, and now they can have fan sites.

Literally every single match had at least one moment that totally blew me away as I marked out the entire night, but let's see if we can cut it down to one single moment. Sandman's entrance with the crowd signing the lyrics. That totally fucking blew me away. Great touch of Styles/Foley didn't do any commentary and let the picture speak for itself. Sandman taking the Kendo Stick and jacking off towards the WWE guys was hilarious. And D-Von Dudley breaking character and dancing to the music. And major props for getting the authentic "Enter Sandman" and not some knockoff version created by WWE. It felt like I was at a rock concert, and I wasn't even there. Discuss away.

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Not to mention James Earl Jones speech. "People will come." What a great movie.

Field of Dreams only at 39? Bullshit. Everytime I see that part of the movie with "If you build it, he will come" it gives me goosebumps.

So now that One Night Stand has come and gone, I decided to spend the evening going through the small amount of ECW tapes I have. One of the shows I watched again was Heatwave 2000 and noticed a really funny moment during Sandman's entrance. The Sandman comes out and stands next to this guy in a Philadelphia Flyers jersey and you can visibly see him verbally say "HOW OLD ARE YOU?" and the guy goes "23" and then Sandman chugs a beer down the guy's throat. Classic ECW. Post away.