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In the new Bret Hart column, Bret says Edge told him a few weeks ago Bret is Angle's favorite Wrestler. Here is the whole column if you want to read it.. Bret Hart’s Calgary Sun column for August 16, 2003 Just the other day I ran into Jim on the Bow River bike path. You know, Jim The Anvil Neidhart. We stopped to drink a couple of ...”soda pops”. Jim was beaming - like a little kid with a big devilish grin as he pulled a magazine out of his backpack. It was the Pro Wrestling Illustrated 40th Anniversary of the WWE special edition. He flopped it open and pointed to an classic Hart Foundation photo, “Greatest tag team in the history of the WWF! Not bad, huh? ” he chuckled pulling his goatee. To tell the truth I took it as a huge compliment because I know how hard both of us worked at trying to earn that claim when we ruled the world of tag team wrestling as two time WWF Champions. Jim and I were a unique team for a lot of reasons as we combined Jim’s speed and strength with my skill and ring psychology. We were like a Porsche and a tank. Another thing that was unique to our relationship was of course the fact that Jim was married to my sister Ellie and ranked right up there as one of Stu’s favorite sons in law. Even to this very day I’ve never had one argument with Jim and we’ve remained close friends through some bizarre and trying times. As I flipped through the mag I couldn’t help but notice that I was rated the greatest Intercontinental champion of all time. Another huge compliment. I smiled at the fond memory of some of my greatest IC matches - against the late great British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith and Mr Perfect Curt Hennig, and then there was Wrestlemania VIII with Roddy Piper. A few months ago the WWE asked wrestling fans around the world to vote on who was the greatest world champion of all time and I was touched and delighted when I heard that I won. When I think of the great WWF Champions - Bruno Sammartino, Buddy Rogers, Superstar Billy Graham, Bob Backlund and Hulk Hogan, I feel genuinely honored to even be considered in their company. Any great wrestler will tell you that he wouldn’t have gotten very far without the loyalty and support of his fans. But really, I stood on some pretty tall shoulders. Because I grew up inside the business I was able to watch and appreciate how Buddy Rogers put the psychology into wrestling, changing it forever into what it is. Bruno and Backlund were two of the classiest champions I ever watched and I tried to emulate them throughout my career by carrying myself with dignity and respect like they did. Superstar Graham and Hulk Hogan were the consummate showmen who kicked the doors wide open. Like Jim, I wore a beaming smile when just a couple of weeks ago Edge told me that Kurt Angle’s favorite wrestler is me! Kurt Angle, who I’ve yet to meet, along with Stone Cold, Undertaker and The Rock are all great wrestlers in their own right. When I look back over my career one of my biggest fans and closest friends who buoyed my confidence in those dark early days when I needed it the most was my tag partner Jim Neidhart. He rarely gets the credit he deserves but I’ve always known that I wouldn’t have become a great champion without him. We clinked our soda pops together and toasted the old Hart Foundation days. Best there is ...best there was ..best there ever will be.
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It's all about A-Train! A-TRAIN KEEPS ROLLING Aug. 20, 2003 The A-Train has been on a vicious mean streak as of late. His most recent victim has been General Manager Stephanie McMahon. At the request of Mr. McMahon, Train has decimated Stephanie on more than one occasion. A-Train looks to carry this momentum into Thursday night when he teams up with the up-and-coming John Cena to battle Undertaker and the youngster Orlando Jordan. Will A-Train's momentum carry him over 'Taker and Jordan? Tune in to find out. In other action, WWE Cruiserweight Champion Rey Mysterio takes on former Champion Matt Hardy in non-title action. Where there's Hardy, there's always that MF'er Shannon Moore. But will Rey's new partner Billy Kidman be by his side? With just 72 hours before the Fatal Fourway Match for the United States Championship at SummerSlam, all four competitors will square off in the same ring on SmackDown! when Eddie Guerrero teams up with Rhyno to take on the duo of Chris Benoit and Tajiri. "Friends" Torrie Wilson and Nidia will no doubt be at ringside when "Friends" Billy Gunn and Jamie Noble tag team to face the Basham Brothers. Perhaps Torrie and Nidia will be looking to Shaniqua for some advice outside of the ring. All this and more this Thursday night at 8/7 CT on UPN. -------------------------------------- What's worst? Orton's push on Raw or A-Train's never say die push on Smackdown?
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Summerslam Update: One less match on the card
haVoc replied to Kurt Angle Mark's topic in The WWE Folder
Just give the US title match another 10 minutes. Get rid of Tajiri and Rhyno early and let Eddie/Benoit go. -
LoL Anyone else read the Raven shoot when he said he showed up backstage after being rehired and Vince said "who the Hell hired Raven?"
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Jericho Gaining Power Backstage? Is it just me or does it seem like Jericho is being treated alot better this year and especially the last few months? Maybe he is finally playing "politics" in his favor or maybe he has become "friends" with Triple H and other kliq members. Well, being friends with the kliq is the same as politics if you think about it. It could be because of the Goldberg incident, but I think it goes back farther then that. People complained Shawn Michaels didn't put Chris Jericho over at 'Mania, but they still had a great match. And even before that at the Royal Rumble. Jericho eliminated Shawn and destroyed him. Since all of that. Jericho has be given his own spot on Raw with the High Lite Reel. He has since been put over HBK and Nash. He's been hanging around with Evolution without being buried in the process and now he's back in the main event at Summerslam. Now, I don't think he's going to be winning the title anytime soon. But, he seems to be doing something right and knowing how the WWE works I have a hard time believing it's because "all the hard work is finally paying off." Bashing the Internet, bashing Goldberg's ego, sucking up to management, being friends with the kliq or just some good old fashion hard work. Why is Chris Jericho being treated right and given some respect finally?
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^ Is too shy to admit he really loves Gary Cherone
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Nash's Movie,Scott Hall and Booker T
haVoc replied to SpikeFayeJettEdBebop's topic in The WWE Folder
I'd spend my money on booze and crack before I paid to see Hogan and Nash in a film! -
A Little funny.........
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Nash's Movie,Scott Hall and Booker T
haVoc replied to SpikeFayeJettEdBebop's topic in The WWE Folder
I'm sorry, but I don't believe a damn thing Hogan ever says. He can tell me the sky is blue and I still have to go out side and check for myself because the bastard either lies or stretches the truth. -
The rating won't be out for a while and will be low due to the black out.
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1) Trish returns after leg injury and wins women's title. 2) Feud with Steph 3) Vince McMahon Storyline 4) Match with Steph 5) Vince makes Trish bark like a dog. 6) Steph slaps Trish 7) Vince makes out with Trish.
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Great, my Jericho thread turns into a Triple H discussion. Fuck ya'll!
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Nash and HBK fight for the good of the business!
haVoc replied to Insane Bump Machine's topic in The WWE Folder
You would think that tough talk means "We're going to kick his ass," but with the Kliq it means "I'm going to whine to Vince!" -
Does this make the show any better? Beyonce and Metallica are the latest to be added to the list of performers for the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards, to be held on August 28th. They join 50 Cent, Mary J. Blige, Good Charlotte, Coldplay, and Christina Aguilera. Jay-Z, Britney Spears, Missy Elliott, Sean Paul, Mya, Method Man, Iggy Pop, tennis star Serena Williams, and cast members from Queer Eye for the Straight Guy and Crank Yankers have also been confirmed to appear on the show. They join Nelly, Avril Lavigne, DMX, Pharrell Williams, Duran Duran, P. Diddy, Ashanti, Kelly Clarkson, Ludacris and Snoop Dogg. Credit: MTV
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Are you questioning Anglesault and Bret Hart's sexuality?
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Orton's "monster push" has just begun. Just wait until he wins the title on Sunday.
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McMahons not the house show draws they expected to be… Vince McMahon was not at either Smackdown-brand house show this weekend, despite appearing prominently in the advertising for the shows. The road agents told the wrestlers that McMahon's absence was due to transportationweather problems getting to the towns, but that was not totally believed. Many felt that McMahon just decided not to come to the shows because his presence wasn't increasing attendance. WWE is continuing to promote Vince and Stephanie McMahon as appearing at house shows, because they believe they are top draws that will bring more people to house shows. Despite the fact that attendance has not been affected by the McMahons, they are still expected to be at many house shows in the coming weeks. Credit: 1wrestling.com
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Eddie isn't having great matches now? He looks pretty darn good to me every week.
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I can see Nash jobbing after 15 run ins and 4 ref bumps, but I can't see Jericho being the one to shave Nash's head.
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I said it once, I'll say it again. Triple H's face turn will begin at Summerslam when Randy Orton wins the title. I made that prediction and I'm sticking to it!
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We put together some of the best quotes the rock world has to offer. This took a lot of time to put together, so you better fucking appreciate it! Some of the quotes are shit talking, some of them are full of shit, some of them are funny, some are gay, some are contradicting, most are embarrassing, and some are so stupid it's sick. We'll let you decide where each quote comes in at. A lot of this just goes to show you that your favorite "metal stars" are into talking shit just as much as we are. ~~Check This Shit Out~~
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I always thought the Black Crowes were underrated and never got the full attention they deserve. I miss that band.
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In the words of Anglesault. "Brock big, Rob small!"
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Lets not get crazy now. Nirvana & grunge didn't take over the whole world. There was still rap, r&b, pop and other music out there at the time. Gangsta (or how ever you spell it) took off big around then. Ice T was doing the whole rap/rock thing. Shit like TLC and Boys to Men were big around the time. Hell, even Metallica's "black" album and Aerosmith's "Get A Grip" were selling over 10 million records at the time and were still being played on the radio and their video's were all over MTV. Of course around the time or maybe even little after grunge died down, that whole "coffee shop" rock stuff took off.