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The WWF Action dvd/vhs is GREAT for Austin/Angle skits. However, the first 'Rock Concert' is something I will never get tired of. Rock's deliveries were perfect. In many ways, he drew a lot of old school heel heat. "Now The Rock would like all of you to do the Rock a favor and . . . KEEP IT DOWN BABY, KEEP IT DOWN!!!" (Crowd boos) (Rock starts strumming the guitar just a bit) "Hey hey hey hey . . . KEEP IT DOWN!"

It's a good one stop site for codes and reviews . . . but yeah, enter the message boards w/ extreme caution.

I failed the test of copying my Coliseum Video version of Wrestlemania IV As did I when I gleefully thought copying Macho Madness would be no trouble at all. I can't even dub my George "The Animal" Steele tape, dammit! Who would want a GEORGE STEELE Coliseum Video?! (backs away slowly) I have a waiting list a mile long, I tellya.

I failed the test of copying my Coliseum Video version of Wrestlemania IV As did I when I gleefully thought copying Macho Madness would be no trouble at all. I can't even dub my George "The Animal" Steele tape, dammit!

If you dubbed any late 1987-all of 1988 CVs, then it beat the mighty copy protection.

That one was a Coliseum Video Exclusive from...I want to say Invasion '92, but I might be wrong. Invasion of the Bodyslammers and WrestleFest 1993.

I liked Waylon Mercy's vignettes w/ him killing bugs.

I've got a master of that 4/99 ep of SD.

I'm guessing it was on their annual European Tour after WM. I know MOM had the belts for 2 days . . . and it was acknowledged by Stan Lane at least on CV.

Damn that Rob Van Dam! His opening match vs. Orlando Jordan didn't draw dick! Time to push him down to Velocity jobber vs. Orlando Jordan and.....Orlando Jordan. And that masked Japanese dude too! Silly goose . . . Rey Mysterio is Spanish.

That reminds me of when Kurt won the WWF Title . . . the next Moday he was listing off his accomplishments, "I was a King of the Ring, the first ever EuroContinental Champion . . . well, actually D-Lo Brown was the first ever EuroContinental Champion, but he doesn't count!"

I remember JR having a spasm yelling out how Big Show would enter 2000 as the WWF Champion after he beat HHH on the last Raw of 1999. Of course, we all know what happened on the first Raw of 2000.

This REALLY creeped me out as last night I decided to pop this in (WWF Invasion 92) so I could watch this match again. WEIRD....... Well, his match at Invasion 1992 didn't go as well for The Hitman as the Smack Em Whack Em match did.

Muraco/Orndorff getting 3 minutes and a DCO finish to boot. The first two Chicago matches going under a combined 3 minutes. Boy, I'd be pissed if I was in attendance. I must have missed McEntyre popping out. I may have to give it another peek. Bret Hart actually thinking going to the top rope would be beneficial to him in the battle royal w/ Andre the Giant.

I've always been a big mark for this match since seeing it live on ppv (I only saw approx 2 ppvs/yr back then). I had NO idea how it would turn out and the match may have been the first match I subconciously enjoyed the WRESTLING aspect of professional wrestling. Not that I hadn't seen great matches before that, but his match sorta made me appreciate it more than ever. The commentary was great of course. And I LOVED the way the sharpshooter got applied. Not one of us marks saw it comin'. Beautiful match. And it was nice to see it reprinted on just about every Best of SummerSlam tape from that point on. When I think great SummerSlam bouts, Hart/Hennig immediately springs to mind.

Are RCA cables really much better than the red, white, and yellow cords most vcrs come in? If so, about how much do they run? Thanks.

I loved Tim White's explanation of the Hardcore Battle Royal at WM2000. White: The title could change once, twice, ten times (Crash whispers something in his ear). Or maybe not at all Crash.

I voted for Bundy . . . anyone could have been put in that slot at WM2 . . . Muraco, Funk, Savage, Adonis, ect. and it wouldn't have made a bit of difference and it probably would have been a better match.

Bill Fralic missed his calling. Well, actually he was a very successful lineman for about 10 years, but he looked like he could have made at least a semi-smooth transition to wrestling. No worse than Mongo at least.

He did defeat Hogan twice at MSG (both by countouts) in Dec 85 and Jan 86 which led to their Lumberjack rematch the next month in which Hogan won w/ George Steele's help. All 3 matches were released by CV so they were at least acknowledged and should count.

We all know and love War Games and rightfully so, but for the Great American Bash 1988, Big Dust saw fit to book a Tower of Doom match instead. The setup was the good ol Triple Decker cage. There were GIGANTIC ladders that led to the top where the cage was super small on top, medium in the center, and full size at the bottom. There were 2 teams of 5 and it would start w/ 2 guys at the very top. Every 2 minutes, the airhorn would go off and one man from each team would enter while the doors to get down a level would be unlocked for 30 or so seconds. The match was Jimmy & Ronnie Garvin, the Road Warriors, & Dr. Death vs. Sullivan, Rotunda, Al Perez, Russian Assassian, & Ivan Koloff The action on top was so cluttered when more than 2 men were in, but the crowd was totally into it the whole time as there was apprarently a big feud between Jimmy Garvin and Kevin Sullivan over Precious (who was holding the key at the bottom to completely exit the Tower). The center cage was alright but once it got down to the ring, it was kinda worthless. The face would beat on the heel and escape. The heel could just shrug and escape as soon as the face was gone. The end came when Jimmy Garvin and Sullivan was at the bottom and KS kicked Garvin out of the cage giving the faces the win. Sullivan then began to creepily stalk Precious after he locked the door. Hawk and Garvin then climbed the ladder to get all the way to the top and come down the cages as this was the only way in. The pop was ELECTRIC when Hawk came down to beat down Sullivan. Garvin escaped w/ Precious and embraced. I didn't think it was a great match by any means but I gotta hand it to the NWA to have the guts to air this on ppv as a number of things could have gone majorly wrong on a worse case scenario. I'd be afraid to slip and fall off the ladder if I was going up that high. It was a pretty cool one time alternative to the War Games but it's never talked about. Any thoughts?

Does Kane have a singles win over UT?

Savage had a helluva time trying to steal a win from Hogan after 1986.

Yeah, I'd really like to see an International dvd with stuff like HHH vs. Tajiri. They've been to so many countries in the last coouple years and could easily make an entertaining dvd out of it.

FWIW, Mean Gene confirmed the Hall of Fame dvd is in the works last night on Confidential.