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Super Princess Peach was a fun but short side scroller, but with New Super Mario Bros out in a few weeks it'd make more sense to wait for that. Kirby Canvas Curse was awesome too but also pretty short. I've heard nothing but good things about Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, but good luck finding it in stores. Trauma Center: Under the Knife also sounds interesting too but I haven't played it. I got Brain Age recently, but it's not really a game. It's only $20 though and comes with a bunch of Soduku puzzles.

Everyone but Liger is supposed to be at Lockdown and for the following Impact tapings.

I've always dreamed of Mark Henry gracing the cover of a Wrestlemania DVD.

That explains it.

See, I was very underwhelmed with JBL/Cena Judgement Day when I watched it live and subsequently. It just seemed like contrived spot after contrived spot; ESPECIALLY when they went on Cena's big semi thing he had for his entrance. It all made sense as to why he even had a special entrance when they headed there and did a few spots. Cena's blad job was sick, he looked like Wolfpac Sting because of it, and the match was a decent brawl; but I never understood all the praise it got. It was just a bunch of spots. It worked to both workers' strengths though. I haven't seen JBL/Eddie's Judgement Day match, so I can't argue; but their GAB Strap Match was definitly better than JBL/Cena.

Ok I'm confused with the this week in history. When Rock threw the IC belt and Austin off the bridge; wouldn't that be the year BEFORE he stole Austin's smoking skull belt? Really doesn't add up having both titles involved. At all. Maybe I'm wrong though.

I thought Regal in the bear suit was priceless. Also I hope they do the unexpected and actually let London and Kendrick take the belts (3 victories over the champs suggests otherwise though). I'd hope they have MNM retain on a Smackdown! and then let London/Kendrick win the gold at Judgement Day.

Good, T advances. Hardy needs to retune his gimmick. He hasn't been entertaining since V1, before he was traded to RAW.

Source: What a suprise! edit: beaten to it

No he clearly changed the name.

The only way I started to recognize guys based on there themes was by taking the time to listen to them on TNA's site. Still don't know most of them though.

It's a cult favorite amongst me and my friends due to how bad it is. Thanks for the download.

I imagine there would be other trainees there that could verify his story or the wrestlers' one way or the other.

What the fuck happened to this thread.

You didn't hear about those two travelling together because nobody else would travel with Juvi?

Bob Orton should manage Juvi in TNA or something.

Fuck I loved Palmer Cannon.

How do you save the TNA themes off the site? I really want Kevin Nash's saved to my computer, so I can sync it up with Still D.R.E.

London/Kidman/Rey Vs. Dudley Boys was a pretty hot opener for Summerslam 04.

Picked up Brain Age for the Nintendo DS today. It's pretty nifty. Not a game, if you hadn't heard about it, but excerises you do daily to help keep your brain sharp; such as reading out loud and doing math problems. It came with a bunch of sodoku puzzles too, which I had never played but am enjoying immensley. Best part of all, the title is only $20.

Cena has proved to be the most interesting champion in a real long time... probably since Attitude era at least. And if it's not affecting business (and on the RAW side it at least seems ratings are up) then why fuck with it?

- Taken from 411 Oh joy. They sure do love handicap main events on Raw, though. Or Shane can just lie on his stomach on the mat, order the ref to count and Shane can claim he pinned God to win the match. It's flawless! Well you have my idea beat there.

And Vince would put Shane in a "handicap" match why? 10 dollars says it involves God "turning" on HBK, until it's revealed that Vince was controlling the pyro or whatever.

WWE (Smackdown!) @ Medicine Hat, Alberta - Arena - April 19, 2004 John Bradshaw Layfield was the GM for the evening Rico defeated Charlie Haas via count-out when Haas left the ring after being kissed by his opponent Johnny Stamboli defeated Orlando Jordan Billy Kidman & Paul London defeated Jamie Noble & Nunzio WWE Cruiserweight Champion Chavo Guerrero Jr. pinned Spike Dudley WWE Smackdown! Tag Team Champions Rikishi & Scotty 2 Hotty defeated the Dudley Boyz and Doug & Danny Basham Mark Jindrak pinned Billy Gunn witha roll up and using the ropes for leverage Torrie Wilson defeated Dawn Marie; Jackie Gayda was the guest referee for the bout WWE US Champion John Cena & Hardcore Holly defeated Rene Dupree & John Bradshaw Layfield after Cena hit the FU on both opponents; the bout was originally Cena vs. Dupree with Bradshaw as the guest referee but after Holly made the save it was made into a tag team match I'd probably hit up this show... mainly because I'm a Smackdown! brand fan and enjoyed this era of Smackdown! Intersting they ran Cena/JBL of sorts on a house show a year before it actually became a feud.

I'm not sure if it's because of the buzz I had on Monday, but I thought Umaga/HBK was pretty solid, and Umaga's offense wasn't as terribly offensive as when he used it in the squash match the week before. Seems like Jamal may have actually improved in his time away from the E, and you gotta commend that. And don't tell me it was all a Michaels carry job.