MillenniumMan831

I dare one not to laugh when Vince squeezes the phrase "a deluge of pregnant women" in his report.

What is this, ol SNME where they have you standby so they can say goodnight to everyone.

I'd mark if McMahon comes into the ring after the post-11:00 break just like 10 years ago: Vince: John Cena, you must be terribly frusturated. Cena: *pushes Vince down* Frusturated isn't the GODDAMN word for it, this is BULLSHIT!!!

And here I thought Cena would pop him w/ an FU instead.

FWIW, RVD vs. Elijah Burke has been announced for tomorrow night as well . . . ecw.com

Just out of curiousity, is the Jumping Bomb Angels' original theme on the RR88 dvd or did they dub in something else. I really doubt WWE would have the rights to it but ya never know.

Rey Misterio Jr. vs. Eddy Guerrero, 10/26/97, Halloween Havoc, Mask vs. Title Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat, 4/17/94, Spring Stampede Chris Benoit vs. Raven, 1/24/98, Souled Out Sting vs. Cactus Jack, 6/20/92, Beach Blast, Falls Count Anywhere Sting's Squadron vs. Dangerous Alliance, 5/17/92, WrestleWar, Wargames Horsemen vs. Sting/Pillman/Steiners, 2/24/91, WrestleWar, Wargames Dean Malenko vs. Rey Misterio Jr., 10/27/96, Halloween Havoc Sting vs. Vader, 7/12/92, Great American Bash Bret Hart vs. Chris Benoit, 10/4/99, Nitro, Owen Hart Tribute Cactus Jack vs. Vader, 10/24/93, Halloween Havoc, Texas Death Match Ricky Steamboat vs. Rick Rude, 6/20/92, Beach Blast, Iron Man Match Sting/Lex Luger vs. Steiner Brothers, 5/19/91, SuperBrawl Rey Misterio Jr. vs. Psicosis, 7/7/96, Bash at the Beach Cactus Jack/Kevin Sullivan vs. Nasty Boys, 5/23/94, Falls Count Anywhere Brian Pillman vs. Jushin Liger, 2/29/92, SuperBrawl Cactus Jack/Maxx Payne vs. Nasty Boys, 4/17/94, Spring Stampede, Falls Count Anywhere

I think Samu should try to weasel a plaque since he was technically the 3rd Wild Samoan from 1983-84 . . . I think he started in the WWF in 83.

It was live this past Tuesday and unfortunately, RVD really didn't get that big of a pop live. It was a fair pop but nothing worth having the production crew drown out.

Funny lil bit last night when Dreamer came out, the show went to commercial. They then stopped his music and played which felt like the 100th WWE Goodwill video. This was to the tune of "We wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year" (yes, in March) while photos of the superstars mingling w/ fans and the troops. Dreamer and Sandman then sarcastically waved their hands and cane in the air and the masses followed suit. Then, Dreamer's music kicked back in and they went back into character in a flash only for the music to stop again so WWE can play a video reminding us that WM23 is LIVE Sunday, April 1st. For a 3rd time, Dreamer's music played before Burke finally came out.

McMahon also made mention that when he shaves Trump's head, he'll be symbollically shaving your head and your girlfriend's head and your father's head and your wife's head and your brother's head . . . ect. Pretty funny lil rant. Not that it's important but Kristal interviewed Kane asking how far he'd be willing to go against The Great Khali at WM. Kane showed off his See No Evil hook and chain and responded "All the way". The Yang/Guerrero match didn't really get over at all. They had plenty of time but once the pace slowed down, the crowd was only interested in chanting Chavo Sucks. The Lashley flub was a hoot as Kennedy basically had to play dead for 5 or so minutes. His own bump through the table wasn't all that vicious either.

Venkman Lushus

If that was from the Maple Leaf Gardens, it was apart of a tournament that the Killer Bees eventually won.

Sure makes me glad I'm going to Smackdown/ECW Tuesday to see one of Sandman and Sabu's last appearances on a national wrestl . . . sports entertainment program. .stibdit eht rof sknaht dnA

FWIW, Koko used "The Bird" by Morris Day at the time. And yeah, the Vince interview w/ Hogan was on the Collection tape. I'm assuming in the same spot but I don't remember.

It's on sale right now. Normal price is $260 something. Right now they're selling it for about $186 Eh, I mean more like $90-100. I purchased WMs 1-22 (Yeah, they threw in 22) for $92 through WWEShop. It was on sale for $100, then an extra 8% off since they were doing this "8 Day Week" promotion late last year.

IIRC, there was a guy named Clifton Miller who tore up the Gladiators one season. I think it was 1992-93ish.

Eh, I think I'll end up holding out a few months so WWEShop can put it on sale like they did w/ the WM box set.

Well, Johnny Nitro can also kiss his future goodbye after April Fool's Day.

That feels like a long while ago. The finish was pretty well done w/ a groggy ref not catching Cage's feet on the ropes after the roll through and the count being quite swift (not that they'll make a storyline out of a fast count). I wish I could comment more on the ppv but I kept falling in and out of sleep. The entire night just felt like a rehash of last month's ppv.

Cage won by rolling over Joe while in the Kokina Clutch. Don West sounded like even more of a rube that would sit in front of you at a rasslin event than usual during the last 5 minutes.

TNA's most devoted fans want Russo gone. I can't wait to hear how that gets spun. In all fairness, about one minute later, there was a big bump (I think it was the chokeslam on the coffin) and the crowd started chanting TNA like they were programmed.

That could be quite the coo for the Cleveland Indians marketing department if Jerry Lawler dumped his own Hall of Fame induction to go to a Tribe game. Hell, he can have DH Travis Hafner unofficially induct him during the 7th inning stretch. And thank you for the notes.

Are you saying there had to be a 2nd powerbomber?