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i know i have this on CD somewhere, it's awesome but really bad quality. I'll try to dig it up. Thank you sir, as long as it's not choppy (like what happens with some of WWE's online 24/7 stuff, yuck), I can deal with it.

Cro Cop has beaten way better fighters than Kongo. I don't think Mirko would have any trouble with him, especially after Kongo stunk the joint up last time out.

Oh, THAT fight. Shit, I was thinking about Gono vs. Nilson de Castro for some reason

But he's never finished that triangle in his career. Even so, his knee surgey played a big factor in him not being able to finish it off, but it's still a submission victory either way, so it's irrelevent. You need to really stop hating on Anderson, or else next time we have an AV bet, you'll be rocking the Richard Simmions AV for much longer. Hey, Anderson is still there to be taken on the ground, but as long as the only person at MW with the intelligence to realize this is a dehydrated Travis Lutter, then I'm not making another bet on it. But... but... Anderson is a BLACK belt under the Nog brothers isn't he? His ground game is legit!!!! [/sherdog]

Tell that to the morons on other boards, who are convinced that Pride is in great shape, and that getting a Korean TV deal is just as good as getting a Japanese one.

I thought it was because Anderson Silva had subpar takedown defense. It's pretty funny seeing all these rubes on other boards freaking out because Silva got taken down and mounted like it was some huge surprise or something. Thankfully, people here are a little more sensible.

Yeah, I remember that. I thought he was gonna lose a nut or something.

Silva pulls the sub skills out of mothballs on the Cereal Killer.

Eddie Sanchez did a good job of not getting his ass totally whooped. I think Mirko did a good job coming off as a stone-cold killer in his debut. Short sentences, straight and to the point. I think the fans now know that he doesn't fuck around.

He hit him in the shoulder; Halverston deserved to get an ass whooping for being a little puss boy.

Anybody got Steiners vs. Nasty Boys from Halloween Havoc 1990?

Vote on all the matchups; if you haven't seen a match I'd suggest looking for it in the "old school match" thread located on the general wrestling page a few threads down, almost all of the matches have been posted on there. Of course in order to make the field an even 32, some choices had to be cut but I don't think there were any earth-shaking decisions. As it is, one of these 32 matches will be TSM's favorite WWF match of the nineties, so thanks to all who nominated and happy voting. Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart, 3/23/97, WrestleMania 13, "I Quit" match OR Rocky Maivia vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley, 8/30/98, SummerSlam, Ladder match for IC Title Bret Hart vs. Davey Boy Smith, 12/17/95, In Your House #5, WWF Title OR Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair, 4/5/92, WrestleMania VIII, WWF Title Ten Man Tag, Canadian Stampede, 7/6/97 OR Undertaker vs. Mankind, 6/28/98, King of the Ring, Hell in a Cell Royal Rumble, 1/19/92, Royal Rumble, Winner gets WWF Title OR Bret Hart vs. Roddy Piper, 4/5/92, WrestleMania VIII, IC Title Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart, 3/20/94, WrestleMania X OR Steve Austin/Shawn Michaels vs. Owen Hart/Davey Boy Smith, 5/26/97, Monday Night RAW, Tag Team Titles Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon, 8/27/95, SummerSlam, Ladder match for IC Title OR Owen Hart vs. Davey Boy Smith, 3/1/97, Monday Night RAW, European Title Tournament Final Randy Savage vs. Ultimate Warrior, 3/24/91, WrestleMania VII, Retirement match OR The Rock vs. Mankind, 1/24/99, Royal Rumble, "I Quit" match for WWF Title Bret Hart vs. Curt Hennig, 6/13/93, King of the Ring, KOTR Tournament Semifinals OR Bret & Owen Hart vs. Steiner Brothers, 1/11/94, Wrestlefest 1994 Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind, 6/22/96, Mind Games, WWF Title OR Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels, 11/25/92, Survivor Series, WWF Title Steve Austin vs. Dude Love, 5/31/98, Over the Edge, No CO/No DQ for WWF Title OR Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart, 3/31/96, WrestleMania XII, Iron Man match for WWF Title Bret Hart vs. Davey Boy Smith, 8/29/92, SummerSlam, IC Title OR Bret Hart vs. Undertaker vs. Steve Austin vs. Vader, 2/16/97, Final Four, WWF Title Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon, 3/20/94, WrestleMania X, Ladder Match for IC Title OR Diesel vs. Bret Hart, 11/20/95, Survivor Series, NO CO/No DQ for WWF Title Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels, 10/5/97, Badd Blood, Hell in a Cell OR The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge/Christian, 10/17/99, No Mercy, Ladder Match Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart, 8/29/94, SummerSlam, Cage Match for WWF Title OR Bret Hart vs. Curt Hennig, 8/26/91, SummerSlam, IC Title Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin, 11/17/96, Survivor Series OR Diesel/Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon/1-2-3 Kid, 10/30/94, Action Zone, WWF Tag Titles Shawn Michaels vs. Jeff Jarrett, 7/23/95, In Your House #2, IC Title OR Shawn Michaels vs. Diesel, 4/28/96, Good Friends/Better Enemies, No CO/No DQ for WWF Title Thanks

Since there were no classes today because of ice, I did something for all you fantasy nuts out there: the NBA's top 50 Fantasy players for the month of January. Those that missed several games because of injury or suspension (Anthony) are not included, the ones in bold are on my team. 1. Dirk Nowitzki 2. Dwyane Wade 3. Kevin Garnett 4. Ray Allen 5. Tracy McGrady 6. Carlos Boozer 7. Jason Kidd 8. Kobe Bryant 9. Shawn Marion 10. Gilbert Arenas 11. Steve Nash 12. Elton Brand 13. Pau Gasol 14. Chris Bosh 15. Tim Duncan 16. LeBron James 17. Marcus Camby 18. Amare Stoudemire 19. Emeka Okafor 20. Caron Butler 21. Allen Iverson 22. Mike Miller 23. Ron Artest 24. Vince Carter 25. Antawn Jamison 26. Joe Johnson 27. Jermaine O'Neal 28. Deron Williams 29. Kirk Hinrich 30. Ben Gordon 31. Baron Davis 32. Mehmet Okur 33. David Lee 34. Al Harrington 35. Stephon Marbury 36. Richard Hamilton 37. Josh Howard 38. Kevin Martin 39. Zach Randolph 40. Andre Iguodala 41. Eddy Curry 42. Al Jefferson 43. Samuel Dalembert 44. Manu Ginobili 45. Luol Deng 46. Dwight Howard 47. Brandon Roy 48. Andrew Bogut 49. Shane Battier 50. Tayshaun Prince

Yeah but going in to the match nobody predicted Heath would get taken down like he did. I mean he has a background in wrestling so I don't think it's completely out of the question that most people thought Heath should have been able to dictate the fight.

I'm willing to give Heath the benefit of the doubt for that fight, but if he loses again I say he's done with the UFC.

Yeah, they just purged the site of every user that's been inactive for more than a month; that way they can make room for some new users in the near future.

Well, to Alistair's credit he did enter his last two fights with existing injuries, and fairly significant ones at that.

That fight was closer than people like to remember, at least until Overeem gassed. From what I've heard, this is all but confirmed, but who the hell knows with Pride.

UNC whooped up on Arizona today. They're probably going to breeze through the rest of their schedule with the ACC in what appears to be a down year; I think the Tech loss was just a bad day for them. On a sidenote that game was probably one of the worst officiated games I've seen in some time, on both sides.

He had it coming for punking him out at the weigh-ins.

Sorry I'm out of the loop but what was special about it? Was it pretty vicious? If anybody can give me a vid link, that would be cool. Thanks

No, I really don't. Yeah, same here. Considering that last week we lost back to back games by 1 point, and the 2nd one was to NJ after Cliff Robinson went over the back for a tip in layup. Fuck the Nets. Woah, Cliff Robinson is still playing? That's awesome

Just to be a bastard: Peter Aerts high kicks > than anyone's!

Well, so much for that. Rashad just killed him dead with a right high. I was just about to post something about Rashad's standup being underrated too, LOL