MillenniumMan831

So what? It's a stupid gimmick anyway. Almost ever wrestler in WWE is boring. They need to build characters. And enough with the Steph bashing. (What did i get myself into? ) Um, that was building a character. They're all so boring because they aren't allowed to be entertaining on their own. Exactly . . . the Stevie skits seemed natural and ad-libbed, not scripted and prepared. Richards/Victoria/Snow looked to be having a blast in those skits. It's a shame because Stevie's got the look, charisma, and competent wrestling skills to be an uppercard player (especially if they turned Stevie/Victoria face), but we know that'll never happen.

As small as it appears, I think the little dancing Rodney Mack does is a big help. No one is buying the hard-nosed straight faced street thug. So loosening up a bit while Mizark grunts and growls week after week can only help Mack.

Crowbar!!! He spits on the brand extension! It's ashame he's busy Monday/Tursday nights or he'd be wrestling then too.

This Arch Kincaide kinda looks like Jeff Hardy at his full physical potential. Sorry if it's been pointed out before.

Oh my, look at Victoria. And Al referred to Stevie as "The Boss". Haha!

Ughhh . . . poor Koko.

When did Leaping Lanny poffo turn into the Genius? Was there an angle to it or did Poffo wrestle in squashes . . . take a leave of absence . . . and POOF the Genius was born?

He fought D-Lo Brown in the Raw Roulette Blindfold Match. It had little to no comedy and it was OBVIOUS they could see each other. They moved around way too fluently compared to Snake/Model. Has anyone ever seen the one between Martel and Koko B Ware? How was it?

If the fan had accidentally poured his water/pop on Eddie and his friends all laughed at Eddie, whould he of still chased the fan? I wonder how much percentage chasing the fan had to do with beer being poured on him. Although, I really respect Eddie for cooling off enough to apologize to the fans and explain his side.

There's nothing I HAVE to see, but many I enjoy: - Browns Games (OK, this is MUST SEE!) - Raw (But I usually fall asleep during it; I haven't missed much) - Seinfeld reruns (Gotta get my fix a few times a week) - Reno 911 (Usually catch the weekend reruns) - Random stand up comedy on Comedy Central (Yeah, some of it sucks, but a lot of it is very funny. I'd definitely say the good outweighs the bad) - ESPN Sunday Night Football (Perfect way to end the weekend)

Except...that they don't. They don't seem to be listening to anyone currently, and they're certainly not using any conventional logic at all. [McMahon HQ] Vince: Well, that Vengeance didn't seem to pick up a very good buyrate, Steph. And we were BOTH on the card. What gives? Steph: I don't know daddy. Probably we didn't promote our matches strongly enough. Or maybe no-one was interested in the losers we were beating up. Vince: So maybe next time, we should have a match with both of us...it's every pro wrestling fan's dream matchup! Steph: You're a genius daddy! [shane runs in, bleeding heavily] Shane: Look at me everybody! Im really hurting myself! LOOK AT ME! [throws himself through the door] Vince: Err...OK, well what about the other matches on the card? Steph: Other matches? I was being sarcastic. But in every interview they do, they always claim to do things "for the fans." I should have quoted that the 1st time.

Hell yeah, his music sounded like Mortis's.

HEY . . . Spike got a win!

It was a fun match, Roberts asking for the crowds help, then the crowd noselling Martels pleas were t'riffic. Totally agreed! The spot where Martel slams Jake, Jake gets up, and Martel drops an elbow still makes me chuckle.

With as smarkish as Josh has come across recently, I'm surprised he hasn't mentioned that this has been taped before Smackdown and points out that he's not talking at the table when the camera is on he and Tazz during the matches.

Since Steph doesn't watch Heat, Stevie should continue the angle then when confronted by Steph as to why the angle is continuing, tell her she reads too many dirt sheets and that he hasn't been on Heat in months. If that doesn't work, Stevie should tell Steph to mind her own damn business on Smackdown because HE is the SOLE GM of HEAT!!!

No From the Vault = One less viewer of Confidential.

Phil Apollo

I thought I read a while ago that Vince took notice of Richards a while back and was going to give him a more stable role (teaming him w/ Victoria resulted). And now the Princess taketh away. Ok, I'm done now.

God, this sucks!!! I though the McMahons were all about the entertainment, and here they are cutting the most entertaining gag on Heat. So, if Snow/Coach comment on the Sunday Night GM angle, they won't be as over as heels?!? Did anyone hear their reaction at Unforgiven/Raw? You could hear a pin drop. I thought they were having a silent prayer. Other than RTC, they haven't done anything useful with Stevie since his arrival in 1999. But what do I know? The McMahons only listen to their fans, not people on their cpus discussing the product.

If you count ONLY in ring time and not entrance then Owen Hart in 95 takes the cake. I would have to say the Warlord's 1989 Rumble cameo was the shortest.

Who added a Z and defeated KURT ANGLE in his MSG debut.

At a 1986-87 MSG show, Roddy Piper summoned Vladimir to the ring and asked if he could have one partner to fight Race/Orndorff, who would it be? Vladimir quickly replied, "HULK HOGAN!" --- It's on Best of WWF Volume 11 As for Roddy Hogan, things rarely went right for the Hulkster when he would show. He was at SurSer 1991, KOTR 1993, and Havok 1994 (Hogan got attacked after his match). Boy, that's ashame.

Harvey Wippleman

IRS's prematch promos . . . they were all the same but I mark for them anyways.