HollywoodSpikeJenkins

I predict many drunken nights where I rant about how GSP is too good in the game. Edit: After seeing the GSP vs. BJ Undisputed video, I think I'm going to have to go with BJ being too good in the game. If only the actual fight looked like that.

For a guy who many people say was "talentless" and lacked charisma, he was part of a bunch of big storylines throughout his career and had some really good matches. The Love Her or Leave Her match, vs. Brock Lesnar, vs. Eddie for the Euro Title at Wrestlemania. He wasn't just some talentless hoss, he could have been a decent star if they ever pulled the trigger. God, I hope he didn't shoot himself.

40 Days and 40 Nights is a guilty pleasure.

It would have made that horrible "eye camera" skit much, much better.

N...I...G...

I agree that Rumble has more power than the last three fights Hazlett has had, but don't let the Koscheck loss fool you. He was holding his own real well against Koscheck until that out of nowhere head kick. Its a big challenge for both fighters.

This is also a huge step up in competition for Rumble. He got choked out by No Love, destroyed a newbie Tommy Speer, got poked in the eye and then proceeded to head kick Kevin Burns and then beat Fioravanti. I like the guy, but McLovin is a step above all of these guys.

First Ben Saunders, now Anthony Johnson? Man, Joe Silva really wants to test McLovin's chin. McLovin will use his reach and his decent kickboxing to keep Johnson back and if it hits the ground, he'll take it. WAR MCLOVIN~!

"This is huge!" "That's what she said."

I'll do it. Edit: I didn't realize I replied only 5 minutes after you made the post. That makes me seem desperate. Well, I'm not. But now it seems like you HAVE to let me mark.

The Roots is the best thing this show has going for it.

That could only go so far, though. He made a huge mistake, lied to Wallace and tried to talk Dwight into taking the blame and to get fired. AND THEN he threw a big tantrum when it turned out to be a success and he didn't get credit.

Wouldn't Michael get fired for trying to force Dwight to take the blame for his mistake and get fired?

And I was just about to make a Cislenowicz joke yesterday about putting him in there as fodder for Carwin. A couple of interesting undercard fights, but nothing I would shell out $50 for.

I would assume its on the main card. I mean Etim/Buccholz before Uno/Fisher? Nah.

And neither team held the WWF Tag Titles together, despite everyone except Koko B. Ware having held the belts later. Quick opinion time from someone who wasn't watching back then: Better team...The New Foundation or High Energy? The New Foundation won once in awhile. But High Energy had those neon pants...

Kevin Rose (of TechTV/G4 and Digg.com fame) will be a guest tonight, along with Russel Brand. I'm a fan of Kevin's, so I'll be watching.

Why is Davis/Hardy in Germany and not in England?

I'm gonna pick this up at the end of the week. Great movie. I can't wait for "I Love You, Man" either.

I like how Striker said the last pair of brother tag team champions since Primo and Carlito were "The Bashems."

Nice ending.

Tyson/DJ was a pretty solid match, too.

That was one of the best Dirt Sheets ever.

Before he was getting punched in the face.

I just don't think its right that we should compare Machida's BJJ to what Forrest did. Despite the fact that he is never on his back, I doubt a lot of people would consider Forrest on Machida's level.