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Hell, even Hogan went on to drop the leg.

If they save before they get knocked out, the damsel is obligated to fall madly in love with her savior. A Tazz/K^2 relationship isn't something we want to see, and neither is Cena/Maria. I'm sure the Tazz character didn't actually think Knox would hit his finisher on Kelly. It's not like it was a 3min beatdown on her before Tazz got up.

When Arn Anderson retired on Nitro, I figured he'd be back wrestling w/in a year and just needed a little time to heal.

Alright, I chuckled at Tazz singing Elton John.

First Sandman, now Tazz comes to Kelly's aid. I'm guessing Stevie Richards saves the damsel in distress next week.

How did Jericho come up w/ his "Jericho 4 Greenberg 0" shirt? I know he got win #1 at Fall Brawl 1998 over the mini-Goldberg. I do remember a Thunder after it was announced that Goldberg wasn't in the building several times, Jericho stormed the ring and made the ref in the ring count him out and raise his hand. But that still leaves 2 wins unaccounted for. Can anyone shed some light on this?

As silly as it may seem, I think Vince's biggest fear is that Heyman's vision of ECW would take off on Vince's platform.

Hey, I just realized one itsy bitsy positive, Sandman wasn't booked to look like a pussy. So that was 2 fun minutes post-HardMNM.

It's not even the main event booking that has me terribly irritated. It's the fact that they trotted out 4 meaningless matches w/ no real intrigue or ppv-worthy surprise to them (perhaps w/ the exemption of Knox walking out on Kelly). You'd think they could transition 2-3 midcard matches one after the other to at least give a chaotic feeling to the show ala N2R 1999 when guys like Simon, Spike, Jazz, Nova, ect. were sandwiched in a 30 minute multimatch segment.

The Big Show probably refused to work very long or take any sort of major spot seeing as all that gets talked about now is how fucked up he is. You'd think he'd want to do the opposite to prove everyone wrong.

My free stream crapped out every 5-10 minutes. Hardly worth the effort to click the Play button over and over again.

wwe.com has a poll on your favorite moment of D2D. Balls/Striker is winning w/ about 1/2 the vote. Then again, only 500ish people have voted. EDIT --- It's now losing to the Chamber.

Got to be the worst WWE ppv of the year, haven't seen any of TNA's. But I can't imagine anyone rewatching this ppv.

I should have known this show would suck when Balls didn't weasel in a postmatch chairshot on Striker just to be Balls.

I bet Steph loved this show.

I'm watching a stream of this and had to post something, otherwise I'd just doze off.

Holy shit . . . BROWNS WIN! BROWNS WIN!! GOOD GAWD ALMIGHTY BROWNS WIN!!! YOU PLAY TO WIN THE GAME!!!!!

I'm surprised they're having Dick Enberg doing the Browns/KC game. Whoa, a helluva run by Derek Anderson (Cleve' backup QB).

Smackdown and ECW for that matter don't have that nasty stench of politics PUing the shows like Raw does.

At the time, I had a fear of blood, so I was preoccupied trying not to notice the blood trickle down Jannetty's head, but yeah, it was definitely well executed.

The Browns need more black players to relate to Romeo Crenell. Maybe getting Rodney Peete out of retirement to replace Charlie Frye would be a good start.

Ah yes, that one brought the tears out of the ringsiders. Another example would be the Rockers' split on the Barber Shop. Those poor, worried kids.

Kind of a bummer that only 11 of these matches are new while the other 7 are repeats which is really shady considering they are all in the archives so there's no excuse to be hashing out the same matches. I am looking forward to finally checking out Shamrock/HBK for the first time though. Also, Cornette is hilarious during the Hart/Brawler match: - "I don't drink caffeine Vince, it makes me too hyper." - "They say the early bird gets the worm, but I don't like worms so I don't get up until about noon."

I can just imagine Vince getting cute and have Show retain the title at D2D only to lose it to Lashley the next Tuesday. It would seem hard to maintain the integrity of the Elimination Chamber (yeah, I know, integrity and WWE go together like peanut butter and shingles) and still execute a proper heel turn for Lashley. How is Heyman going to screw Show out of the belt unless he is in the chamber?

Whoa, when was this? That sounds pretty great. And count me in on those who loved the heel turn in Fall Brawl 1999. The look on Hogan's face when he suddenly realized he was fucked was priceless.