MillenniumMan831

1) What is your favorite WM, top to bottom, of all time? III 2) What is your least favorite WM of all time? XIX 3) What is your favorite WM match? When the dust settles, I'll go w/ Ultimate Warrior vs. Hulk Hogan 4) What is your least favorite WM match? Hulk Hogan vs. Yokozuna 5) Name some honorable mentions for favorite match: Ricky Steamboat vs. Randy Savage, Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Savage, TLC 2, and Chris Benoit vs. Shawn Michaels vs. HHH 6) What is your favorite WM venue? A tie between The Silverdome and Trump Plaza 7) What is your least favorite WM venue? Hartford Civic Center 8) Going in, which WM card do you think looked the best on paper? X-7 9) Going in, which WM card do you think looked worst on paper? Tie between XI and XV --- They looked so average 10) What do you think is the most underrated WM of all time? 2 11) What do you think is the most overrated WM of all time? XIV 12) What is your favorite WM moment? 13) What is your least favorite WM moment? Off the top of my head, HHH pedigreeing Booker T right out of the main event picture and proving how "those people" can never step be a big league player like a chosen one the likes of HHH. 14) Who would you pick as the top three Wrestlemania performers of all time? Bret Hart, Randy Savage, and Hulk Hogan 15) How many of the previous 20 Wrestlemanias have you seen? All 20 but only a few of them live on ppv. 16) What was the most surprising WM moment to you? The overwhelming crowd support for Hulk Hogan at WM X8. 17) Who was your favorite "special guest" at a WM? Bob Eucker 18) Which WM have you seen the most times? IV (Owned it since 1990) 19) Which WM commentary team was your favorite? Monsoon and Ventura 20) Above all, what do you want to see at WM this year? Piper not have to eat a stunner.

DUSTY F'N RHODES!

Goldberg vs. Hollywood Hogan - Nitro, July 1998 Sting vs. Hollywood Hogan - Starrcade 1997 (At least the buildup was larger than life) Rock vs. Hollywood Hogan - WrestleMania X-8 Savage/Sting/Luger vs. Outsiders/3rd Man - Bash at the Beach 1996

Mean Gene after an interview w/ The Hart Foundation and Jimmy Hart.

ECW's Dudley Boys couldn't seem to draw a cheer from even the most jaded fan.

I don't know how anyone could like that tournement. Outside interference in almost every match, none of them were any good bar the ones with Bret Hart or Chris Benoit, and what miniscule credibility the WCW belt had by the time the finals came around was destroyed by an overbooked final between Bret and Chris, in yet another example of Russo not giving the fans what they wanted, and giving them what he wanted instead. I enjoyed it because it got nearly the entire active roster invloved in the title chase. When Raw and Nitro were both on, I'd rarely stick to just one show for more than 5 minutes before flipping to see what the other guys were doing so workrate and clean finishes on Monday nights were never a priority for me. Granted, the ppv matches should be kept fairly clean at least since that's where the viewer's money is being spent so bullshit should certainly be kept to a minimum.

I really did enjoy Russo's 1st run in late 1999. The 32-Man WCW Championship Tournament actually had me excited about Nitro for the 1st time in months. There was an aura that anyone could indeed take the title.

Sorry bro, but unfortunately it's been sports entertainment for the last 20 years.

It's not working for me neither. It says "File not available."

AHHHHH the video is not available . . . probably because of a Java Script Error. If anyone can make this into a WMV/AVI/MPEG/whatever and upload it, it'd be much appreciated.

Scott "Flash" Norton who may have had the most rambling, bumbling promo in the game.

I'll take a gmail invite at [email protected] Thanks.

^^^ Koko B Ware?

DUSTY RHODES!!!

Kevin Nash?

^^^ Taz?

I honestly thought that Austin winning the 1998 Royal Rumble was TOO obvious and figured he'd get dicked out of it somehow opening the door for Owen Hart to win it.

Orton even got to hit the legdrop on Hogan when the ropes broken.

I'm sure you guys are right. For the life of me though, I can't remember it at all.

Did he even have a match against Austin? I know he had one w/ Val Venis the night after RR02 where Austin laid them both out w/ a chair and then entered himself in the 2003 Rumble (Didn't quite work out that way). After that, I don't remember seeing Hennig for a month or so.

When it comes down to it, this is also my favorite SS match. Nearly 45 minutes of non-stop action w/ a pretty funny double-turn to boot. The crowd seemed to think Fuji turned face. My only minor gripe on the match is how PoP never attempted to break the count when they were out of the ring attending to Fuji. There the Conquistadors were jumping around in the ring like idiots counting along w/ the ref . . . who would start the count back at TWO whenever he'd get to six or seven for no reason whatsoever. But the fact that The Conquistadors actually got some token jobber offense on The Barbarian after he reentered just about made up for it.

Oh yeah? Well, the jerk store called, they're running out of you!. I accidentally set myself up in a Seinfeld trap. Yeah, well I slept with your wife! (Damn, I really tried to resist posting that, but I couldn't)

It's too bad they couldn't bring him back once per year specifically for this purpose. Plus, the announcers can forget that it happens every year by just saying, "That Bad News is a loner!"

Fun stuff indeed. The best thing about having a midcard guy as champ (Show, Jericho, Angle's 1st, *ahem* Benoit *ahem*) is that it gives the illusion that damn near anyone can go ahead and score win the championship from a guy who was a relative scrub mere weeks before. Of course, it's terrible for business but entertaining to me. And for the love of Pete, that's all that matters.

^ Nay, he beat Show in the 1st Raw of 2000. I'll never forget JR bellowing out, "BAH GAWD! THE BIG SHOW IS GOING INTO THE NEW MILLENNIUM AS WWF CHAMPION!!!" after Show upset HHH on the last Raw of 1999. Sorry for the nitpick.