MillenniumMan831

Not to get off topic, but was the name of that song? Or was it a Jimmy Hart production?

Anyone else think Jan may have something to do w/ the missing money? She didn't seem too concerned at all about it in Ep 1. Sidenote --- Finally, got my "The Office" t-shirt. It's full of gorgeosity.

His debuet was aganist the gambler on the unday night show. Nitro may have just ignored that fact. The same thing happened w/ the Blue Bloods. On WCW Saturday Night, they were heavily hyping their 1st EVER match together on the heels of a bunch of skits where Regal tried to de-hillbillify Bobby Eaton. Unfortunately, they debuted that weekend on Worldwide, which just so happened to air that morning in my area.

Because the dress code was still in effect for ECW . . . fuck collared shirts!

Ken Kennedy and Super Crazy had an awful match a couple weeks back. Supposedly Kennedy was burying Crazy to the entire lockerroom, blaming him for the bad match. It put a lot of heat on Kennedy because he is essentially a rookie and Crazy is a well-respected worker. IIRC, KK was the one slapping on the chinlocks every chance he got.

I propose he be given his own folder.

I only liked him when he was paired up w/ Cowboy Bob . . . and that was for seeing Bobbo be a better heel at 50+ years old than his baby boy. Ok ok ok . . . I marked for the RNN stuff too.

I don't think Cade/Murdoch would be a bad addition to ECW.

He did say EC FUCKIN W didn't he? Or did he actually say "F'N"? That never really bothered me . . . I mean 10 seconds later he was getting his ass whooped anyway.

Vince is just trying to play it safe w/ ECW . . . which should be an oxymoron on multiple levels.

Get the F Out was at least a pun. EC F'N W isn't.

A Flair/Corino bloodbath would be scary.

The great thing about is that Hogan would have had the kid in 1980-82ish . . . way before he was feuding w/ Piper/Orton . . . sounds Russorific to me.

I still contend under those circumstances, Hardy should have won the title. He put up w/ Taker's shit for months leading up to the match. Taker wouldn't have to take a pin/submission loss. Hardy could go on Smackdown, immediately lose the title to Kurt Angle and be thrown into the Vengeance main event making it a 4-way. Rock wins and Hardy never sniffs the title again.

Was anyone else nervous that Knoxx was going to kick Sandman's ass?

He better cut a senile 17 TIMES DID SOMEONE SAY 17 TIMES WOOOOOOO I SAID 17 TIMES!!! WHAT'S CAUSIN ALL THIS!!! promo on Raw if he wins it.

I look back at Flair's senile presidency w/ fondness. You're fired I'm not fired You're fired I'm not fired You're fired I'm not fired You're fired I'm not fired

In all fairness, once Sabu did a shoot interview and the Forever Hardcore documentary . . . the mute gimmick went SOL in my book. That said, WWE probably doesn't even know of a Sabu shoot interview.

All I can hope for tonight . . . Foley comes out to interfere in the title match. Flair meets him head on as they brawl either through the crowd and to the back. Big Show is left alone in the ring w/ the belt up high and his music playing in an attempt to draw more piss-off heat. Tommy Dreamer's music cuts it off as he walks to the ring but before he gets to the steps, the Sandman's music plays as he comes through the crowd and takes the opposite corner of Dreamer. Show goes after Sandman, gets clipped by Dreamer, which opens the door for Sandman to cane him 7-8 times. Sandman than helps Dreamer get Show up to the point that Tommy can give him a DDT. They pose to end the show. Show can still look strong since it took 2 guys and a weapon to bring him down even in a weakened state. --------------------------------------------------------------- I know, there's a better chance for Vince to grow a 3rd nut than for this to happen.

It was a little silly for the Fink to declare that Mankind submitted to the mandible claw rather than the anklelock.

Mean Gene interviews Don Muraco and then Ken Patera w/ Bobby Heenan . . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwdNahXXdpc

You forgot Mysterio being pinned by Finlay.

Damn, the only thing I missed was the Tupac skit. Up until the visit to the IRS, I did dig the opening skit.

He turned on General Rection of MIA during his US Title match against Lance Storm.

Charles Robinson was the referee and saw to it that his favorite wrestler, Ric Flair won. He went on to become Lil Naitch and was in Flair's stable over the summer of that year.