MillenniumMan831

I don't think I could realistically see him beating Spike Dudley, I'm afraid. (He's the champ, right?) Yes, Spike is the champ. However, the champion doesn't have to be pinned. So, feasibly...Josh could pin either Rey, Chavo, or Kidman It's not too much of a stretch to think that Matthews could be the Cruiserweight champion. After all, Jacqueline once beat Chavo for the title. And since it worked out so well for Jacqueline . . .

Now that was a nice advert! ECW ECW ECW!!!

It's funny how Booker just sacrifices the useless announcer just to get near JBL.

I'd be watching NWA right now, but FSN Ohio is showing "Blue Jacket Classics" . . . as if there are any. Dammit!

And it's a segment like this that my mom would flip to and wonder why I watch this shit.

I seem to remember one (May have been the same rant as the Playoffs?!? speech) where he said something to the effect of . . . "We've thrown 4 INTs for TDs this year, that might be an NFL record . . . 5? There ya go!"

The 1991 Rumble match was probably the most blah rumble ever. Not that it was bad/stupid/ridiculous. It was just so uneventful and predictable.

"You don't play just to play!"

The second quote was when he was w/ the Saints. EDIT --- Does anyone know where to find audio or video clips of Mora's famous press conferences?

"You can't shave a green horse with white paint my friends." Ok he didn't really say this, but if I said he did, no one would argue.

I'm hearing something about a table cook. Take a drive home.

Well technically, he won that match.

6'6" and taller = Great 275-375 pounds = Great Anything less is most definitely UNACCEPTABLE! Seriously, I have no clue.

I'll say Alex "The Pug" Porteau.

That was in the time period between Russo's booking stints, when Kevin Sullivan & co. were in charge. Some of these turns are just mind boggling. I do NOT remember Bret Hart joining the New Blood. I remember Hart coming back and helping Lance Storm I believe, but nothing with the New Blood. He didn't help him, Lance Storm won the US title on a PPV and Bret came down after to congratulate him, nothing was out of the ordinary, as it was in Canada and Bret made his return. Sorry for picking nits w/ ya, but Storm retained the title at the ppv and won it on a prior Nitro (special Tues night?) in a one night tournament.

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Muta turned heel on The Cat on Nitro to join Vampiro's Dark Carnival.

Besides (and this is from a guy who doesn't even remember seeing the match), I have to assume it involved lots of run-ins. Did anybody find his job to Brooklyn Brawler to be humiliating? -=Mike I believe Jericho made a run in but I'm sure Batista used some force from the outside as well. Ah yes, how could we forget the good Deacon?

Major Gunns turned heel to voluntarily join Team Canada after she was forced to join them a few months prior.

Russo wasn't around at the time of Fall Brawl 1999. The 70s Guy gimmick was before he joined Team Canada. He never broke away from Team Canada until the buyout.

Led Zepplin --- The Ocean

While I don't remember the quote itself, I do remember Nash dressed as the Grand Wizard for Scott Hall's WCW Championship Tournament match against Lash Leroux in Oct/Nov of 1999.

What's on the dvd that's not on the VHS?

Got power like the bear but quick like the cat, 2 and 2 together got yo face on the mat. You count the stars while the ref counts 3, Hope you like to look at ceilings cause that's all you gonna see! Clerence Mason is the man crossin t' and dottin i's, He tells the truth the whole truth and never tells a lie.

At around 1993-95, I used Tom Zenk as Chris Benoit. Didn't look all that far off. I also used HBK Shawn Michaels as Jeff Jarrett since I already had Rocker Shawn. Giant Gonzalez was Diesel. And finally since I had Macho Man and Macho King, Macho King would become . . . Blake Beverly!