MillenniumMan831

I'm not a huge fan of Styles as a solo announcer but put Cyrus w/ him, and that is one mighty fine commentating duo.

Ventura: Oh, when it's your favorites doing . . . Monsoon: HARLEY RACE IS NO FAVORITE OF MINE!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz1Iag8kgmA I'm usually not a fan of the wwe.com shows but this was incredible.

I'm actually glad they did Goldberg/Hogan just the way it was cause if they would have scripted out a 6-month storyline for that heading into Starrcade, we'd have received something to the effect of the previous year's Hogan/Sting main event w/ a bullshit ending leaving people scratching their heads . . . oh wait, we got that anyway.

Referring to playing a last place team - "You can't overlook them, they get paid just like we do" Referring to an ugly win - "We'll take it" I love when a coach won't accept injuries as an excuse for his own team but when evaluating a weaker opponent, he'll be the first to mention that they have been hurt by the injury bug and that it is always tougher to succeed when that happens. When coach is on the hotseat - "Coach is preparing us the right way, we're just not executing"

I've seen the first segment on CV. "Macho Madness is more seductive than sex"

No, he got an entrance then they went to break.

Did Nick Bockwinkel show Savage how to make a watch out of TNT?

IIRC, Orton was on his way to beating Punk in a match on Raw when DiBiase ran in for some reason and got punted. I don't think they ever wrestled one on one after that. But if they did, Orton went over.

I agree. He didn't hit a home run but he hit a solid ground rule double while the production bumped it to a triple. Glad to see they've left a small opening for Christian to still be the attacker. I wish he would have referenced how he felt earlier in the night after losing to Swagger. He could have explained that after the loss, he realized he had to dump the albatross in his life to ever make it to the top of WWE. That way, fighting Jeff's battles against Edge/Kozlov in the last several weeks still makes a little sense. -------------------- Oh lookie, Paul Burchill's theme makes a cameo during the Rourke video package.

Thanks for that link. Sure writes some entertaining reviews. It feels like they cycle through the same six or so 1986 eps on the weekend. Though they still are fun . . . especially when they stray from the Showboat.

He's in the dog house again... What, did he laugh at something he shouldn't have as well? I'm guessing he hasn't kicked the recreational drug habit yet.

The less the MEM know about the rest of TNA, the better. I just found Booker's voice to be downright irritating. And it's more irritating knowing that he probably had a sore throat afterwards. Not to mention (even though I did earlier in the thread), he never shut up. Nash was the one that should have been doing 2/3 of the talking. He can bury people far more humorously and efficiently than Prince Booker.

For anyone that watches Cavs games on Fox Sports Ohio, you know Austin Carr is pumped when he lets out a good ol . . . "L-TRAIN!" or better yet "DEEP in the Q!"

Cavs - LeBron James Indians - Ha! Only faint possibility would be Grady Sizemore. Is Kerry Wood HOF material? I have no fuckin idea. Browns - The ultimate N/A

Hey, if someone can not execute a full nelson properly, Monsoon should point out that it's all fucked up.

If Nash could get a fuckin word in, I'd be much more receptive. I mean I don't give a shit about TNA's booking and all but goddamn Booker, take a breath.

Split the prize?

Just tuned in . . . is Booker doing a Don West impression? Booker is awful. I've only been watching for a minute and I think I'm done w/ this week's Impact.

How much does that fella weigh?

Based on Monday, I think it's supposed to be called It Is.

I remember that match from CV's Mega Matches (1991). I figured this board would crush me years ago for admitting to liking a Jim Duggan match, but no. This match was one of those worth the price of admission to the fans there as they really got into it and forgot that they were essentially at a house show.

I remember a 10-man battle royal on WCW Pro the week before WW3 95 in which Dusty was driving Cruise/Larry Z nuts w/ his pick being jobber Nasty Ned. In fairness, the other wrestlers were Frankie Lancaster, Mark Starr, the State Patrol, Dave Sullivan, Disco Inferno, and a couple others of that ilk.

I get more of a nWo Souled Out 97 vibe from this show (since the matches also have ridiculous stips). And I must admit, I'm really looking forward to how this show pans out on television. Impact is the ultimate watch-for-a-couple-segments-and-turn-off show for me but this sounds like a keeper on the DVR. Fuck the faces, I want to hear Steiner/Nash bury everyone.

Most definitely . . . before that prick Bret Hart came down and interfered.