MillenniumMan831

As far as the Federettes, they debuted when the WWF took their syndicated shows on the road in the late summer of 1986. I think they lasted until late 1987 but I am not sure on that.

I really dig a lot of the pre ppv promos from 1997. They were the calm before the storm.

"The game wasn't as close as the score would indicate"

It was weird because he never misses the elbow so Vader was likely to take it. Vader was dead center of the ring but like HTQ said, Michaels just landed on his feet and started barking at him. Bizarre indeed.

In that spirit . . . HIT DEM WIT DA TOYLET PAPAH!!!

Thanks for posting these.

Thanks for posting these.

I should note how huge of a Tito Santana mark I was during his generic jobber era (1989-91). He was the personification of white meat babyface and always put on slick matches (except when they would throw him a bone and put him over a fat sloppy jobber).

I definitely think the WWE 24/7 Online service is worth it at $39.95/year. There's almost 550 videos now w/ about 10-15 new matches added each month . . . well 20 matches w/ 5-10 repeats. Pretty decent mix of major matches and rare segments.

I'm guessing Khali will cause Dreamer to "stop fighting the good fight" and retire. At which time, The Sandman will replace Dreamer in the feud and get his chops crushed to the point where we won't see him anymore either. No worries though, as Lashley will save us from the phenom known as The Great Khali.

I am praying they change the name of this show. Push it as the show to watch to see the WWE superstars of tomorrow or something like that.

Lashley will beat RVD clean, they shake hands, then Test will take both of them out to end the show. No one will turn heel.

Flair and Austin teaming up against 2 Cold Scorpio and ??? was a fun match. But considering I can't remember Scorpio's partner, it couldn't have been that good. Granted, it's been a LONG time since I've seen it. Rip Rogers getting his ass kicked was a nice gesture toward Starrcade 1991.

I subscribed to the online version a year or so ago. Like the loser I am, I saved the links to My Library in the WMP. That in itself isn't so bad, but I resorted everything in chronological order and relabeled all the matches.

Damn, they should have had Umaga no-sell those chairshots like he was Meng.

Hmmmm, I wonder if that's why they chose to air old Challenge episodes rather than SuperStars eps in the UK in the early 2000s.

JR losing control when Shamrock hit the belly-to-belly suplex on Shawn Michaels at IYH: D-X.

Doesn't look like anyone had Denver Bronco Darrent Williams.

I couldn't get a bandwagon team. It just kept flickering pictures of the perennial playoff teams for a few minutes before I shut it down.

I thought Richard Dawson (host of Family Feud way back when) was already dead.

Absolutely tremendous that raw Athleticism can conquer drunken tomfoolery any day of the week!

Thanks a ton for this!

Thanks a ton for posting this. Can anyone shed some light on the whole "Assy McGee" thing?

Replaced Saddam w/ Ed Asner.

Only Cole/Lawler called the Rumble.