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Could any of you send me the London/Noble match if you have it?

This is so funny. BROCK LESNAR IS THE LEADER OF THE LOCKER ROOM!!!!!

Yeah, the PM set is very rare. I know one guy who lucked out and found one at a pawn shop, and bought it for only $50 or so there. Lucky bastard.

I just read at WC that TV-10 in Philly has turned over its evidence to the D.A., who will now decide whether to file on Feinstein and the other two alleged perps. Feinstein is apparently also under a separate police investigation.

Nah, it was just released in Dec. or Jan., I forget which. The only place that I've ever seen it, and the only place that I've ever seen Criterions around here where I live, was at Best Buy. They always seem to have it.

Has DFA always been like this, or have I just noticed it?

Don't make anything out of HHH/Heyman thing. It just sounds to me like two guys in character, just like everyone else. Of course Heyman is going to take a shot at HHH, they are on "competing" brands, with the original WWE title being on Heyman's Smackdown.

Where is Steiner anyway?

If anyone can send this to me over AIM, please do so. I'd really appriciate it.

I'm not crazy, I'd take Brock back in a second if he decided to stick around. I've really taken to the guy over the past few years, which contributes to my being as pissed off at him as I am.

I did a search on Nova, and it's not coming up.

Any chance that you could just tell me where I can download it?

He tells them mere days before the big PPV that he's just packing up his stuff and going home, that's not professional. The man signed a seven year contract, SEVEN YEARS, and he's already going to just quit like a child. His quiting not only hurts the WM show, but it also hurts WWEs post-Mania plans, as well as NEXT year's Mania plans which we have all heard about for weeks now. If he is a pussy, he should've informed WWE of that before he even joined the company. Like I said, I don't even think this has all that much to do with who he's been booked against and everything. I think he jumped into something and he found out that it's not for him, that's cool. He simply should have went about leaving in a different way. He should have thought about everything before he signed on long term.

So he was booked improperly two times in two years so it's ok for you to just fucking walk away from the company, hurting not only booking plans but others throughout the company? I don't think so. I have more respect for a Mark Henry than I ever will for Brock Lesnar if this is true. Brock may be worlds better than Mark, but at least Mark is a professional. I'm not saying that you should just sit back and take whatever they tell you to do, that's retarded as well. If you are pissed, then you need to be vocal in a professional way, and try to get things done. I think it's safe to say that Brock of all people was in a posistion to get things done if he really wanted to do it the right way. Besides, like I said, EVERYONE has a down point in their career, it's just how things are. Brock is only two years in the business, he's foolish to think that everything is going to be perfectly smooth sailing for him at this point. Everyone gets booked poorly at some point in their career. Everyone from the very best to the very best, but it's never an excuse to just leave everyone hanging when the company really needs you, period.

Well, that's true. Wasn't that one more of a hobby though? It isn't like he got into it as a career for money.

Has a wrestler ever quit wrestling in order to jump into another sport professionally, much less someone like Brock?

I really don't give a damn who Brock was booked to face. He destroyed Holly, it isn't like he was a threat or anything, and as far as Taker goes, everyone has a down time in their career where they job to another guy, haven't it be to an older guy who's been around for years or someone who is just really on fire. Taker is at the end of his career, Brock is just starting out. It isn't going to hurt anything by having them have a match and having Brock lose while putting over the Dead Man character once again. Apparently Brock feels that he should only face the best wrestlers, should always be on top, and should never lose to anyone who's been around for years. WWE has said over and over again by vocally, in the push that they have allowed Brock to have, and in business, that he WAS the future of the company. His spot was safe, he had nothing to worry about at all. If he's going to be a whinny bitch and complain about having to wrestle those two guys then I'm glad he's gone. It's better that he leave now instead of a few years from now where he's really cemented at the foundation of WWE, or during the middle of a really major feud. Besides, I doubt any of that really has anything to do with his leaving. I'd be willing to bet it just has to do with him not liking the schedule of a wrestler, the thing about never having a true off season, and the toll that it takes on your body. He just isn't up to it, and that's fine. It's just good that they find out now. If he wants to leave, then that's great, but he shouldn't be doing so right before WrestleMania XX. It shows that the man isn't professional at all, thinks of no one but himself, and that he really doesn't give a piss about the industry anyway. If this is all true, then good riddance. Anyone who is in a posistion such as Brock Lesnar who just ups and quits over pety pointless bullshit shouldn't be praised, they should be told to fuck off.

If so...it doesn't even have the word DOLLAR on it, you stupid woman! Jesus, why don't you just get out a fake bill that says "A lot." This is my favorite part of this thread.

Johnny Blaze/Spade can step up to the plate now.

Loser leaves town match. Austin calls for a Double-DQ. That would have been great They can still add that stipulation by making that announcement right as soon as the broadcast begins. They should do it on Heat, and really build that up the entire show. I'm sure that would even get a few more people to order the show at the last minute.

Loser leaves town match. Austin calls for a Double-DQ. That would have been great Then they should cut promos how neither brand need them anyway, and how they can move on without them. They should mention this on TV, and they should do so in a way that makes it look like it's not very important to the future of the company. It could really help the image of guys like Benoit and Eddi, especially if they both are champs soon, in the eyes of joe blow fan.

I wish they had time to make this a double retirement match. They could have booked it as the ultimate RAW vs. SD match, because in the end when it is all said and done, one of the brands would be losing one of their top guys.

I love reading everyone's responses to this.

You say fuck Bob Holly. You say fuck The Undertaker. Well I say fuck Brock Lesner. In the history of the business, no one has been given the push that Brock Lesnar recieved from WWE. He debuted, ran over everyone he faced, won the KOTR and with that earned the right to a title shot at the second biggest show of the year, against the Rock no less, and he WON the title. He's defeated Rocky, Taker, Angle, TBS, Hogan, Flair, RVD, Cena, Orton, Edge Mysterio, Eddie, A-Train, and almost every other top name in WWE. He'll, he's beat just about everyone period. Since he debuted, almost two years ago, he has main evented TEN PPVs, which is more than it sounds seeing how we've had the split RAW/SD PPVs for a while now. He has won high profile gimmick matches (Stretcher, HITC) over big names. He not only main evented WrestleMania XIX, he not only WON in said main event at WM, but he DOMINATED the very feud leading up to the match, destroying now only Angle but everyone Angle had to help him as well. So yeah, he's been the #1 more promoted guy in history, in such a short period of time. I don't know of anyone else, in any wrestling promotion, that has been given the push of Brock Lesnar. What Brock fails to understand apparently, is that even when you are a top guy, there will still be times that others are given something more important to do, for whatever reason. Brock almost killed Holly in a match (I know, it was Holly's actual fault, but I'm speaking in terms of storyline), and Holly comes back for revenge. Now, had it been me I would NEVER have had a Holly/Brock feud. I would have just had Holly return and not even mention why and how it happened to him. But, WWE decided against that and put them in a match together at the RR. While it wasn't the best thing ever, I don't see something like that worth quiting over. Ok, so Brock was in a feud with a mid-carder for a while, big deal. All the other big stars on his show were involved in other things, so why the hell not. It isn't like Brock was dominated, as every time they actually have had a match Brock all but destroyed Holly. Once again, he comes out on top. Then right after that we get a hell of a great feud (albeit very short) between Brock/Eddie. We got great TV out of both their segments and matches, and in the end it helped to create a brand new WWE star in Eddie. Nothing wrong with that at all. For the past few weeks they have been trying to promote Brock/Goldberg, only Goldberg hasn't been able to be around for the past few weeks, so they are doing the best that they can without Goldberg being there, by using Austin. Once again, nothing wrong with that. For the love of God, not only were they building that match up huge in terms of names, etc... but I assure you the idea was to have the "WWE created superstar" just destroy the "WCW guy" and send Goldberg packing back to Atlanta. Out of everyone they could have used to finish off Goldberg in his last match, they use Brock Lesnar. That in itself says a lot about their faith in Lesnar. WWE knows that the man was their future, and they have been treating him as such for the past two years. Then this thing about him possibly being fed to Taker after WM. Once again, nothing at ALL a professional should actually QUIT over. Does Brock not understand that Taker is nearning the very end of his career, while Brock is only at the very beginning? At this stage of Brock's career, in anyones career, there WILL be times where you go down, where you job to someone else who has been around longer than you, where you will "play ball" and suck it up and do what you are told. If he actually thought he was being burried, then he's out of his mind. Brock Lesnar, obviously, was the future of WWE. If WWE didn't have that mindset, they wouldn't have been giving him the type of push that he has recieved for the past two years. So yeah, fuck you Brock Lesnar. Fuck you for not knowing how to play this game, not knowing that every once in a while you'll be depushed, not knowing that you wont always be on the very tip top of the mountain. This isn't a Benoit/Eddie, etc... that we are talking about. Brock has been a guy who has either been at the very top, or working with the only goal of getting back to the top, since he basicly debuted. If this is all true and he's leaving, then I say good. It's better now for WWE to find out what a bitch with his tail between his legs that Lesnar is, instead of years down the road (see Austin). It's better now that they find out he's not a team player, instead of when they are really in a bind in the middle of a more important feud. If he leaves, I'll welcome him back, as I love Brock Lesnar. He's one of my favorite actual workers of the past five years. I enjoy all of his matches, and I dig his character. I'm just not too happy with the man any more. Good luck in football you twat. From 1wrestling. And here's to Goldberg getting all the money he wants, just to piss off Brock Lesnar. Even if I hated Goldberg, I'd like to see that happen. Bwahahahahahahahaha.

A guy over at the Perverted-Justice forums just posted the actual official legal document that shows and proves that RF is gone for good, and it's in RF's on words no less. Official legal document! So that's that.