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"Stand Up Tall" - Dizzee Rascal

"She Will Be Loved" - Maroon 5

It's a pretty crappy match once the "HOLY SHIT!" value fades away. I mean, it was simply thrown together for no reason other than a stop-gap in the Austin/Taker saga. Pretty worthless in my opinion.

"Cha Cha Twist" - The Detroit Cobras

From the list I'm going to pick New Order. Great band, great songs.

"Showtime" - Dizzee Rascal

"Vice" - Razorlight

Hard Knocks: The Chris Benoit Story

1) False 2) False 3) False 4) True 5) False 6) True 7) True 8) False 9) True 10) Christian

I got "smart" in 1996 when I started to read Power Slam magazine. That taught me a bunch of stuff about wrestling and the backstage side. The last time I marked out was either Wrestlemania XX when Benoit made Triple H tap to the crossface or Backlash 2004 when Benoit made Shawn Michaels tap to the sharpshooter.

Yeah, shouldn't they be called "WWF Desire" videos considering that was the logo shown at the end?

That's the one. Cheers.

"Dry Your Eyes" - The Streets

"Town Called Malice" - The Jam

I vote Hart Foundation. They were great and really summed up how I, personally, felt about the way US fans acted. Just my opinion.

"Supersonic (Live)" - Oasis

I know, it's great. *evil laughter*

Was is on "Fan Favourites"?

"What Became Of The Likely Lads" - The Libertines

I don't think it made Bret look as bad as it did Backlund. Win a 35 minute match and then lose your first title defence in 6 seconds.

Jesus. Poor Bob. Thanks for the help Loss.

Here's the details: It's pretty much the same as the recent R2 release except for the Season 4 Preview and the Inside Look thing. You can check out the box here.

Uncensored did a decent 1.2 buy rate in 1998. In 1997 it drew a decent 0.9 buy rate which out drew Wrestlemania's 0.78 buy rate. So it didn't do that badly all the time.

I was just looking at Survivor Series 1994 and, in particually, the WWF Championship victory of Mr. Bob Backlund. Now, I think Bob was great in his crazy old man role and I think he could have had a decent WWF Championship run. However, it was of course cut short days later by Diesel. My question is did the WWF have longer plans for Bob to hold on to the belt for a period of time before dropping it to whomever or was he always planned to lose it quickly? I kinda doubt it as I think that the clique was probably involved in this. Can anyone help?

It just has to be Bobby. Nobody comes close to The Brain.