Mystery Eskimo

I introduce The Cow. Two guys in a cow suit. Just stands there chewing while opponent tires himself out with ineffective moves. Then tramples opponent into submission.

Don't forget we're also turning Coach heel to join the Upstarts at some point...presumably once the battle lines have been firmly drawn.

I have no problem with a 6 match card, cause it gives each match more time, but I must say that the 2 above mentioned tag matches were indeed expected. I dont know when Shane and Shelly got together and am a bit disappointed that Shelly is getting the same treatment as Joe. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Eh? Joe's undefeated in singles and being pushed as a monster, isn't he?

IIRC, Singh just hit him with the flapjack and Ong hit his head badly causing a brain haemmorage. If you google Brian Ong there's articles.

I don't know if that will change wrestling as such. It's more likely to ensure every trainer and promoter makes their wrestlers sign away any right to sue.

So long as they don't work it out too much. I don't see a group hug at the end of this whole thing

Plus Black, Brannigan and CWM would all be hostile to SJ. Would add to the unstable nature of the Original's side; something I think is needed as we'll probably have the numbers advantage.

Yeah...I dont have a clue what everyone elses plans are though, so feel free to ignore that suggestion.

How about Drek Stone vs Tony Brannigan? Or even Stone vs Brannigan vs Axel, could be billed as both sides of the Civil War divide wanting to regain the title.

Works for me, Mr Z. Who's Drek facing at LTP anyways?

On looking at Tony's updated PPV results, I have noticed that Dan Black has not won a PPV match since October 31 2004. I'm such a jobber

He worked us good.

Me too. Havoc 93 has Austin vs Dustin Rhodes for the US title. Stunning Steve was so cool. *marks like a schoolgirl*

I'm watching Halloween Havoc 93.

I should really do something considering I've been lazy as hell lately. But I don't know what. +1

I havent bothered to read this thread, I just noticed its longer than the actual thread discussing the bombings in Current Events. Its the fucking WWE, there's much more important things to think about right now.

But you're missing the point that Terrorism is a world problem, and the fact that it's not in the top two is a bit naive. He's right: It should be #1. We can look aid in Africa, we can look at Global Warming, but how about we look at a more pressing, immediate, and dangerous problem first? He's not saying concentrate on one thing at a time. He's critiquing the world for not putting Terrorism first on the agenda, which I agree with. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I'm not missing the point at all. Terrorism can be first on the agenda and there can still be time to look at other problems. That's all I'm saying. The fact that there's a summit to look at Africa and climate change doesn't mean counter-terrorist operations are being neglected somehow. That's just lazy thinking.

I just disagree with the idea that we can only concentrate on one thing at a time. Does the fact that governments are looking to aid Africa automatically mean their anti-terrorism measures arent as good as they should be?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, because before this the British government were just strolling around not caring about terrorism at all. Stupid.

I could actually see them having Brock beat Batista for the title almost instantly, and then have Batista do the face chase they love so much leading into WM next year. Wouldn't be the best booking but I think they'd find it hard to resist.

Rhyno, Matt Morgan, Charlie Haas - that'd be a pretty damn good stable to bring in. You could add Kidman or Moore as the high flyer of the group too. Then add Dudleys vs AMW feud and this could really turn out well for TNA.

It has nothing to do with the title picture. It's because Lesnar was built up as being Mr. Unbeatable and was given convincing wins over every big name on the roster ... just to walk out when things weren't going his way. So everyone laid down for him and he just up and left before he could return the favor. I'm all for Brock coming back. But it would be stupid of WWE to push him before he proves himself all over again. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It'd be stupid NOT to push him. If they job him out and make him look like a bitch then his value will only go down. They're desperate for big stars and Brock can be that.

Morgan could be huge in TNA, seriously. I hope he gets big push over there.

I guess we shouldn't be too surprised that Al Qeada managed to pull something off eventually. I just hope thats it. I wouldn't want to be travelling in London over the next few days.

Said that he was leaving WWE. Hopefully the locker room will be mature about this and just accept him back. Sadly the words mature and locker room dont go too well together.