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Nash actually lives a couple of houses down from my grandma in New Smyrna Beach Florida. It is about 25 miles south of Daytona. I could give the address but even nash doesn't deserve stockers.

RRR you seem to be under the impression that WWE will change if enough people stop going to events and buying ppvs. I fully believe Vince will go out of business before he listens to the fans, after all he is a McMahon. Also you seem to believe that if smarks stop watching and ordering ppvs then it will make a difference to overall profit. To me this is flawed logic as many of the stupid marks probably loved the ppv, especially shanes bump. If I believe nothing will change, or in other words lost all hope why should I deprive myself of seeing the ppv. I have plenty of money. In other words what you want people to do is stop watching and going to events until change occurs, guess what it never is going to change.

I just don't get it. Everyone over at wrestlingclassics gave it at least **** and now Keller gives it *****. I wanted to like the match, it just was not very good.

I personally liked HBK-Hart better. I realize many of you hated the headlocks, but I felt they included some innovative variations on not just headlocks but mat wrestling in general. The mat wrestling was a nice transition into the chain wrestling they did. My main complaint over this match was there was little chain wrestling. HBK-Hart was like All Japan, this was just another spot fest. 100 germans only exposes the move.

Two words describe my reaction to this match: incredibly dissapointed.

I just read through the thread. Why did they bring in Jamal, to me that is just a waste of money. Tonights show seemed average by all of the accounts I have read here. How does Raven look with his head shaved?

Here's hoping this demotion and his dispute over his MLW date makes King furious with anger. In his rage he rips apart his WWE contract, never to be seem outside of Memphis again.

Go back and learn how to write, then maybe I will respond. Seriously, I do not usually call people out for their writing but that was horrible.

The real reason I got pissed off at ECW was Rhyno. If you think HHH is bad Rhyno must have been Pauls baby or something as he was made to look invincible against everyone. He constantly came in and destroyed better workers, he sucked on the mic and had a limited moveset. Every week they hyped him like god, at least Justin showed ass as a heel.

It sucks that the only good person from tough enough, Chris Harvard, is the least showcased athlete.

I knew Kane wasn't done with Shanes dick.

I meant national syndication showing a actual show not a advertisement.

The bottom line is this: If TNA ever truly wants to compete with WWE or even be looked at as a competitor they have to first get off of ppv only and begin syndicating their show around the country to build an audience. Once they have built an audience they need to start running house shows in selected markets. Once they begin to draw and make money they need to build up to their Wrestlemania, or whatever they are going to call it. Around this time begin really selling your show to the cable companies and pray that you can get a good deal, or any deal. If you do get a deal push for a one time special that will begin your stay on the cable network. This was my big problem with ECW, as I feel if they would have kicked off their stay on TNN with a hugely promoted kick ass ppv caliber event they would have drawn a bigger fanbase from the begining. Go from there, run events in big arenas even if you have to give away tickets and have a cool setup. The dark lighting and indy feel probably turned off many potential ECW fans. Learn from ECW's mistakes.

I was wrong, it seems many of you agree with what I said about the fans. My apologies.

To go up to a wrestler and rip them apart in their free time, be it while eating or signing autographs is extremely disrespectful.

So Goldberg goes out and signs apparantly a ton of autographs and gets ripped by a bunch of fans and he is the bad guy for responding. He was just trying to do something nice, I would have been pissed to. But almost everyone around here is so biased against Goldberg I knew they would rip him apart.

A Torrie, Nidia, Dawn vs. Shaniqua feud makes baby jesus cry.

The bottom line is this when the women are wrestling the crowd almost always chants for puppies. The WWE is forcing the public to view one thing when they really want another, this is not uncommon for WWE as they seem to get off on screwing themselves.

What do feel is the most significant match of the decade? Some of my contenders are: HBK vs. Austin at 14 the begining of a new era Bret vs Flair (brets first WWF title) finally vince doesn't go with size Undertaker vs. HBK (casket match) HBK's career is cut short Shane Douglas winning the NWA tourney (ECW is born) Bret vs. HBK (survivor series) the double cross Owen vs. Austin (summerslam) austin almost loses career and is really never the same again Mankind vs. Undertaker (king of the ring) The most recognizable bump in wrestling history I am sure there are lots more but I can't see any of them being bigger than bret vs. shawn

What do you mean it was done like a highlight package?

Why? Is it because my post was naughty?

Personally a giant grim would come across my face if I heard one day that HGH was walking across the street, minding his own business, and a runaway garbage truck plowed into him. Covering the street in his blood.

I guess I am not very respectful then.

I would find it a little more funny if he had torn the fucking thing off the bone, kind of like Piazza did.

What if some billionaire starts a rival promotion, spends millions on it, and gets a cable show opposite vinces. If ratings slide, even more, how many of those things that Vince "won't do" would suddenly occur, such as steph off the writing team.