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Man, I haven't gotten this feeling since freakin 2 years ago. This is so weird.

Oh my god...this is gunna be THE EXACT SAME FINISH AS FUCKING SUPER BOWL 2002! PROHEL TIES IT UP, VINATERI HITS THE FG FOR THE WIN! ...fuck!

Oh. My. GOD.

Man, this game has REALLY picked up since the first quarter and a half.

That was the best commercial yet...and go figure, the NFL does it.

LOL...no surprise.

Another great Rumble.

I know it was at the beginning of the program, but LMAO @ the "DONT TALK TO THE INTERNET" sign, then showing security come and take it. HA! Dawn Marie looks like a godess tonight too.

It's worth another viewing (and most likely my rating will lessen because I'm still trying to digest everything that took place and I'm in a marking out mode) but the Rumble match itself was at least ****1/2, if not *****. It was like a Shakespeare play with all the sub-stories going on throughout it and just the story of Benoit makes it all worth it. Marking out for Foley's inring return, the tease of the Undertaker, Angle eliminating Goldberg after Brock attacked him, Big Show playing the role of a "monster" really well...but of course the main story that everyone will remember is Benoit, Benoit, Benoit. I enjoyed the Rumble match more then I did witnessing it live last year in Boston. The only thing 1992's Rumble has better going on is it had bigger stars in that Rumble, but 2004 wasn't full of slouches either. Rest I don't care about and HHH/HBK was a huge dissapointment around ***1/2. Sweet bump by HBK, though, through the announce table.

That bugged me at the time why they just didn't call it Wrestlemania 16 but I suppose it was just a change for whatever explanation. If you recall, Mania X-7 and X-8 are also most referred by "17" and "18" because I think it made more sense. Thankfully they just went back to the tradionally roman numerals with last years and this years. Such a little detail...yet it can lead to major discussion.

It's on right now. Damnit, I missed the beginning. I was hoping to record it.

It says Eastern Time on his site. I think he probably just got a bad source.

He was on it a few times in 1999 when he was in WCW and he also was on it once back in 1997 shortly before he left the WWF.

Oh what the fuck. It just said that Kids in the Hall is on next. Fucking Dave. LOL.

It wasn't on at 1 when MadTV was on so I hope so.

Just letting you guys know that Metzler reported eariler this week an episode with Bret Hart of MadTV will be re-airing today at 2:00 PM EST on Comedy Central. Will be definately intresting to check it out.

LOL...I meant who won the thing, not who had the best fashion.

How is this match 7 years in the making? They should be promoting it as the final chapter of their long feud...not a match 7 years in the making...that was Summerslam's Street Fight which was more realastically 5 years.

So who do you guys believe is looking the best in this debate?

What exactly was so BAD about his speech? I only saw very short clips of it and he just seemed to be yelling a lot.

Man...I forgot all about that Jarrett quote from the A&E special. Makes perfect sense. I just tell people I watch it for the athletism mixed in with the drama, comedy, and entertainment aspects mixed in with it...not for T&A and stupid angles that make no sense and helps no one. People seem to be more cool with it these days because I think it's gotten to the point where it's such a stupid argument that they don't have anything to say anymore. It's like...what's worse...a 50 Cent rap video or a Bra and Panties match? That pretty much sums it up. I used to be a closet fan but now I feel if you don't like it, kiss my ass. Wrestling is one of the few things that makes me happy in life and in today's society in general there's not a lot that makes me feel the way that I do about wrestling. I think that it's sad that when people give you shit about wrestling, they WONT talk bad about HBK vs. HHH on Raw...rather something stupid about T&A or something.

So if they use the UPN 1 hour special as the main piece...that's good enough for me. Just bring on the extras.

People saying Bret Hart is overrated are people just trying to avoid the subject of Ric Flair...there really is no argument. Did Bret use the "Five Moves of Doom" in most of his matches? Of course, but it's not like he repeated them over the entire match. If he went out there and his offense was punch...five moves...punches...stomps...five moves....etc., then you've got a point. But as godthedog pointed out, that's just the LEAST of dozens of matches of how Bret could actually, you know, work. Edit: Now, am I saying I don't like Flair. Not at all. It's just that Flair's one of those wrestlers that gets bashed on too much, but doesn't get bashed enough....which probably makes no sense at all but that's how I look at it.

Pretty throw away show.

I dont' know if I could ever watch Boone's homerun again without getting a broken heart.