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I want to see Mickey beat the fuck out of Trish and take her title. This angle is making me hardly care for Trish at all since they are making her look look like such a moron. If this doesn't end with Trish being with Mickey, then I don't see the point.

Wow, RVD isn't even close to getting the reactions that he was receiving before he was hurt.

I said the following on the first page, but pretty much everyone thought that he'd turn ever since he showed up last week: I fully expect MJ to turn heel tonight. I can see Vince and MJ in the ring, with Vince really talking down to him. It looks like MJ is going to actually do what Vince wants, but then HBK comes down. After talking to MJ for a few minutes, it looks like he's either going to just walk away with HBK or beat up Vince, and then BAM - he hits HBK with a superkick, or something else. He'll then force HBK to kiss Vince's ass, to everyone's horror. Vince then "shocks the world" when he announces that he put HBK in the match last week with the Spirit Squad to set up MJ making the save, to make HBK think that he's on his side. He then hands MJ a contract, and signs it right then and there. Then MJ gets on the stick, really talks HBK down who is now beaten up on the mat, and brings up something about losing respect for HBK after he decided to use Hulk Hogan as a tag team partner last year instead of him, and of course how HBK turned on him all of those years ago. Hahaha...

Is Carlito head booker now?

He's desperate! *hint hint*

They banned lifts along with this new health plan deal.

TSM needs to show more Val Venis love.

I'm going with HBK/Vince-mainly because it's so painful to watch, and has brought forth the return of the "kiss my ass" club. That would be my pick also. I love how they are building it all up, with Vince saying that HBK is the biggest pain that he's ever had. This feud only started over a single comment, and they have almost no history at all against one another. Vince must have blocked out the entire Austin thing, and just about every other feud that he's ever been a part of.

I wish that Edge just wouldn't accept the match, say he's sorry for beating up on Foley, and that would be the end of this.

I don't know which feud makes the least sense - Foley/Edge or HBK/Vince.

And already I feel like Edge is back in the midcard, with no direction at all, allowing his faults to be focused on once again.

Feed the dog to her!

Ok. Just for tonight, they bring back The Barber Shop with Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, to host the entire KMA incident.

I fully expect MJ to turn heel tonight. I can see Vince and MJ in the ring, with Vince really talking down to him. It looks like MJ is going to actually do what Vince wants, but then HBK comes down. After talking to MJ for a few minutes, it looks like he's either going to just walk away with HBK or beat up Vince, and then BAM - he hits HBK with a superkick, or something else. He'll then force HBK to kiss Vince's ass, to everyone's horror. Vince then "shocks the world" when he announces that he put HBK in the match last week with the Spirit Squad to set up MJ making the save, to make HBK think that he's on his side. He then hands MJ a contract, and signs it right then and there. Then MJ gets on the stick, really talks HBK down who is now beaten up on the mat, and brings up something about losing respect for HBK after he decided to use Hulk Hogan as a tag team partner last year instead of him, and of course how HBK turned on him all of those years ago. Hahaha...

We need Norman in WWE.

I was all for her coming in back when Simon Dean first debuted. Her gimmick could have been her actually getting back into shape over time, with Simon Dean's help. It could have been so horrible that it could have been fantastic.

She did an indie show a week or so ago, and was reported to have been drunk/high out of her mind, and had to be helped to the back after not being able to do the ring announcing, or whatever she was there to do.

Anyone else remeber this issue of RAW magazine? I also remember one where it focused on a secret relationship between her and Brian Pillman.

Not to mention the way that it was done. Wasn't Vince tossing him into a trash truck the last thing we ever saw of him? I fully believe that what we saw that night was the entire reason that he was signed to start with. It's the same reason they don't do anything hardly with ECW, and why in my opinion they purposely allowed the Invasion angle to fail. Vince doesn't want ECW or WCW to actually be a success since he didn't create them, and they sure as hell wanted Bishoff to look like a total moron in the end.

We need a wrestler with that name - Broomstick. Broomstick Malone maybe.

Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr you serious?

Steph - "Off with their heads!" ?

Here is what I said in another thread: I can see it now - the Rey/Angle/Orton match starts off with Rey and Angle double teaming Orton as soon as the bell rings and continues to do so for about five or ten minutes, climaxing with them doing a huge move through the announcers table or some sort of spot where Rey does a springboard leg drop to the back of Orton's neck while Angle has Orton in the ankle lock. All of that leads to some sort of injury angle, leaving Orton either at ringside for the next good while, or with him being stretchered out to the backstage area. This would make sense, since Rey and Angle hate Orton for all that he has done over the past few weeks, so why wouldn't they try to do something like that? With Orton out of the picture, Rey and Angle look at one another, shake hands, and start going at it like we know that they can do, putting on a fantastic match. Let's say they continue at it, just those two, for about twenty minutes or so. Sooner or later, after an accidental ref bump, they lay each other out. At this point, Orton either jumps up off of the ringside mat or runs back down to the ring from the backstage area, does the RKO to Angle and tosses him out of the ring, then, with Rey still woozy, beats up on him for a minute or two, and then does the RKO to him with Angle out on the outside, the ref is up by this point, and he covers Rey for the 1-2-3, winning the title. Just try and tell me you can't see them pulling something like that, I dare ya.

They said that they had a few people inform them that the plans, as of earlier today, are to stick Rey in the match (I suppose Long will say he deserves it, since Orton used the ropes to pin him) making it a 3-way like so many people have thought all along. They said that it might happen as early as tonight's SD taping. I think that WWE.com thing about Byte This is totaly bullshit. I don't have a doubt in my mind that everything happened just because of what happened on the show. Here is the world's worst wrestling .GIF ever: http://youtube.com/watch?v=5lcvaD-IgG8