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I give a fuck. Besides what's your problem anyway? Vanhalen, do you know what time will it be shown on a Thursday and is Smackdown changing at all?

The "Sumo Monster Truck Battle" from WCW Halloween Havoc 1995. The way Tony and Bobby went on about how Giant was dead after Hogan knocked him off the roof of Cobo Hall was funny but Hogans reaction was even better, "Help, Help". I mean he had just knocked the guy off a roof during a fight and then he was wimpering for help. It was too funny. Then Giant appeared for the main event later on with no explination at all! God bless WCW.

WAH?? Where? I haven't heard anything on this DVD yet I live in the UK so it's the region 2 release. It came out over here a couple of weeks ago. EDIT: It's R1 release date is 7th December 2004.

I'd like to see a kinda cylinder style entrance for either Raw or Smackdown. Kinda of like the one used at Royal Rumble 99 but on a smaller scale. Crossed with the laser style entrance that was used at Royal Rumble 2002. Just my opinion.

Starsky & Hutch (7/10) A slight dissapointment but still an enjoyably silly comedy that's worth a watch. Probably the funniest movie of the year so far.

With Summerslam 2003 being the last appearence of the Elimination Chamber and now being over halfway through 2004 and I was wondering if anyone thinks we'll be seeing the return of the Elimination Chamber match again before the end of the year. Considering the thing cost a reported $500,000 to build and it only having two apperences so far I was thinking that the WWE might wheel it out again. But why and for what reason? At Survivor Series perhaps? Maybe for a match between the Raw and Smackdown brands? What do you guys think?

Edge needs a makeover and fast! He should get a haircut, lose the dated long tights, and get some new entrance music. In addition he should become an all out bad-ass. Kicking ass and taking names kinda thing. Throw in a dash of cockiness and it would at least be something different. Just my opinion.

Jesus! When the hell did Ross say that? Is it just me or does Ross come across as a bitter old man with that comment. What the hell does he have against Terry Taylor anyway? This was during Jim Ross' "heel turn" in 1999, with Steve Williams as his boy. He just kicked Cole in the balls (to cheers) and took over the PBP position. Then McMahon told Terry Taylor to go get Ross out and take over. When he did, Ross got uptight and just insulted him for 2 minutes. Ok, thanks for that. I remember him kicking Cole in the balls (and cheering also) but I didn't remember the Taylor bit.

I agree. Commentators should spend more time focusing on the match. However, I feel that Michael Cole is the worst offender for this. He never seems to want to call a match and instead like to talk about what lead up to it constanlty. I mean Christ Cole just call the friggin' match. The only time he seems to call anything is when someone goes for a cover and they "just kick out!".

"Meantime" - The Futureheads WOOT! My 1000th post!

Also, in my personal experiences, it's unnaturally hard to find at video stores, even those with great wrestling sections. See also: Survivor Series '93 OK, the whole rareness thing makes sense now. Thanks.

Jesus! When the hell did Ross say that? Is it just me or does Ross come across as a bitter old man with that comment. What the hell does he have against Terry Taylor anyway?

I know that they changed the entry time from 120 to 60 seconds (which I thought was a crappy move) but I don't understand how that makes the 1995 Royal Rumble rare. I mean, is it hard to track down on video or did it not get an official release or something. Or is it just becuase of the 60 second entries. Can somebody explain it to me please?

"Trying Not To Think About Time" - The Futureheads

What's so rare about the 1995 Royal Rumble?

I would assume it's a Raw exclusive considering the fuss Eric Bischoff kicked up about him having it made when it first appeared. Complete with "bullet-proof" glass...

I love that album. I can't believe you got it for £3 either! I had to pay full price for it. I'd say "20 Years Too Late" is my favourite track from the album.

So a match between a Canadian and a Japanese would result in the title going to the States? What the hell kind of globe did Hogan have? I think he must have just seen the booking sheet.

"Knockin' On Heaven's Door" - Guns N' Roses

"All These Things That I've Done" - The Killers

With WWE you can never be sure. The smart thing would be to play on the segment and build up to a Raw vs. Smackdown! match at Survivor Series. I also think that building on the Orton/Cena deal could be cool too. Tie it in with the other angle and have them captain the teams at Survivor Series.

I would have gave him a chance in 2001 but not now. At least he got to be in two main events that year.

"Grey Will Fade" - Charlotte Hatherley

My picks: Steve Austin - Bret Hart (Survivor Series 96/Wrestlemania 13) The Rock - Steve Austin (Wrestlemania X-Seven) Shawn Michaels - Scott Hall (Wrestlemania X/Summerslam 1995) HHH - Mick Foley (Royal Rumble 2000/No Way Out 2000) Mick Foley - Triple H (Royal Rumble 2000/No Way Out 2000) Undertaker - Mick Foley (King of the Ring 1996/Summerslam 1996) Bret Hart - Steve Austin (Survivor Series 96/Wrestlemania 13) Owen Hart - Bret Hart (Wrestlemania X/Summerslam 1994) Vader - Sting (Great American Bash 1992/Superbrawl III) British Bulldog - Bret Hart (Summerslam 1992/In Your House) Randy Savage - Ultimate Warrior (Wrestlemania VII/Summerslam 1992) Hulk Hogan - Randy Savage (Wrestlemania V) Ultimate Warrior - Randy Savage (Wrestlemania VII/Summerslam 1992) Ric Flair - Ricky Steamboat (Clash of the Champions VI/Wrestle War 1989) Kurt Angle - Chris Benoit (Unforgiven 2002/Royal Rumble 2003) Brock Lesnar - Kurt Angle (Wrestlemania XIX/Summerslam 2003) Chris Benoit - Kurt Angle (Unforgiven 2002/Royal Rumble 2003) Eddie Guererro - Rey Misterio (Halloween Havoc 1997) Rey Mysterio - Psicosis (Bash at the Beach 1996) Curt Hennig - Bret Hart (Summerslam 1991/King of the Ring 1993) Jeff Jarrett - Shawn Michaels (In Your House) Kevin Nash - Shawn Michaels (In Your House: Good Friends, Better Enemies) Scott Hall - Shawn Michaels (Wrestlemania X/Summerslam 1995) DDP - Randy Savage (Spring Stampede 1997/Great American Bash 1997) Bam Bam Bigelow - The Sandman (Spring Stampede 1999) Jerry Lawler - Bret Hart (Summerslam 1993) Rowdy Roddy Piper - Bret Hart (Wrestlemania VIII) X Pac - Hakushi (Summerslam 1995) Ken Shamrock - The Rock (Royal Rumble 1998/Wrestlemania XIV) Justin Credible - Tommy Dreamer (Guilty as Charged 1999) Sabu - Mick Foley (Holiday Hell 1995) Raven - Chris Benoit (Souled Out 1998) Scott Steiner - Booker T (Uncensored 1999/Spring Stampede 1999) Sid Vicious - Shawn Michaels (Survivor Series 1996/Royal Rumble 1997) Rob Van Dam - Jerry Lynn (Living Dangerously 1999/Hardcore Heaven 1999) Lance Storm - Edge (Summerslam 2001)

"Who?" GOLD! As for my choices: Best 1. Bobby Heenan 2. Jesse Ventura 3. Paul Heyman 4. Joey Styles 5. Mike Tenay Worst 1. Michael Cole 2. Steve McMichael 3. Todd Grisham 4. Shane McMahon 5. Art Donovan