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CWF Weekly TV: Week 3 0f 4 before Great American Bash PPV live from Billings, Montana your hosts are Joey Styles and Bobby Heenan OPENING CREDITS DAVEY BOY SMITH AND WILLIAM REGAL VS. THE ALCOLYTES THE MATCH: This is the match that would have been on last week's show, but was cut due to time constraints. Quick match with lots of brawling between the four men and the ref is letting it all go. Ref is distracted by Smith and Farooq as Regal pulls out the knucks on Bradshaw. Smith gives Farooq the running powerslam and then Regal locks on the Regal Stretch. Faarooq taps out. WINNER: DAVEY BOY SMITH AND WILLIAM REGAL BACKSTAGE: Chris Jericho is walking around muttering to himself about finding a tag partern for the Great American Bash. ----COMMERCIAL BREAK---- ANIMAL VS. MIKE AWESOME THE MATCH: Both men's respective tag partners and Teddy Long are banned from ringside. Basic squash match with Awesome winning after the Awesome Bomb. WINNER: MIKE AWESOME ----COMMERCIAL BREAK---- WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP: JAZZ© VS. TRISH STRATUS THE MATCH: Jazz dominates the majority of the match, as she is much more powerful. Trish is able to mount some offense, but Jazz shrugs it off. Jazz goes to the top rope but Trish crotches her. Trish goes for the Stratusphere, but Jazz blocks it. Jazz drops the top rope leg drop and gets the pin. WINNER AND STILL CHAMPION: JAZZ BACKSTAGE INTERVIEW: Mikey Whipwreck is with Cyrus talking about his upcoming match at GAB and asks him about Chavo. Mikey tells him a story about how when the both of them first started and were working ring crew. They both drunk a lot of coffee and got sick. Cyrus asks what is the point of that story? Mikey tells him nothing. He's going to make Chavo sick. ----COMMERCIAL BREAK---- MIKEY WHIPWRECK VS. X-PAC THE MATCH: Very quick and spotty affair; Mikey pulling out mostly ranas and quick pin attempts while X-Pac pulls out the jumps and kicks. Lots of back and forth. X-Pac goes off the top rope for a moonsault, but Mikey rolls out of the way. Mikey goes up and gets the cheap pin. WINNER: MIKEY WHIPWRECK BACKSTAGE: Ric Flair is in his lockerroom and Jericho asks him if he has a minute to talk. He tells him he's looking for a tag team partner, but not looking for an Evolution member since they are all tied up right now. Flair tells him to look for someone new to the business, naive, and can get the job done. Jericho tells him good luck against Matt Hardy and walks out. ----COMMERCIAL BREAK---- MATT HARDY VS. RIC FLAIR THE MATCH: Joey Styles tells us that the participants in the six man hardcore tag match will be Raven/Tommy Dreamer/Matt Hardy vs. HHH/Brock Lesnar/Randy Orton. Hardy's inexperience shows. Flair cheats his way to victory and Matt taps out to the Fig. 4. WINNER: RIC FLAIR ----COMMERCIAL BREAK---- BACKSTAGE: Chris Jericho asks Al Snow something. Camera fades off. VIDEO PACKAGE: Dean Malenko training against a group of jobbers, basically making them tap out to all kinds of crazy submissions. BACKSTAGE: Shawn Michaels is signing autographs in the arena's food court. Stevie Richards comes up and asks for Shawn's auto. He flips out when HBK says he likes his work. Stevie than goes on, geeking out, about how influential HBK is in his career. Nash and Hall come over and complain to HBK that you'll spend time with a loser like Stevie and not take care of nWo business. HBK is angry and says that the only business they are in is sitting around and blaming others. All four men start fighting. Security breaks it up. ----COMMERCIAL BREAK--- TAG MATCH: RHYNO AND KURT ANGLE VS. OWEN AND BRET HART THE MATCH: Early on, Kurt backs off, leaving Rhyno alone against the Harts. Quick tags and targeting the lower back and legs leaves a vulnerable Rhyno. Rhyno taps out to the Owen Sharpshooter. WINNER: BRET AND OWEN HART. ----COMMERCIAL BREAK---- CHRIS BENOIT VS. CHAVO GUERRERO THE MATCH: Eddie Guerrero is on commentary. Benoit is schooling Chavo. Benoit goes for the top rope headbutt, but Eddie runs in, and crotches him. Chavo climbs the corner to hit the top rope DDT on Benoit. WINNER: CHAVO GUERRERO Eddie Guerrero gets in the ring, picks up the mic and tells Benoit that he's in for a long summer. ---COMMERCIAL BREAK--- GOLDUST VS. CHRIS JERICHO THE MATCH: Goldust is in command for the majority of the match. Styles and Heenan bicker over who Jericho's partner choice will be, speculating that it is Al Snow. Jericho hits a low blow on Goldie and gets some help on the pin by putting his feet on the ropes for leverage. WINNER: JERICHO Jericho gets on the microphone and announces that his partner will be....MAVEN??!?!?!?!? ----COMMERCIAL BREAK--- BACKSTAGE: Raven and Tommy Dreamer are backstage with Matt Hardy. They tell him that they are not sure he's ready enough for the GAB. For a crash course in Hardcore, he's being sent to the Doublecross Ranch to study with the Professer of Hardcore, Terry Funk. GOLDBERG VS. BROCK LESNAR THE MATCH: Starts out with lots of clubbering between the two. Gberg goes off the ropes for a Spear, but Brock slides out of the way. Brock levels him with a huge clothesline, and then punts him in some sort of camel clutch. Brock picks him up and goes for the F5. Brock gets the pin, but only a one count! Gberg kips up, tackles Brock down, and starts pummeling. He picks him up, throws him off the rope, and catches him with a back body drop. Gberg sets him up...Jackhammer...pin...two count! Gberg can't believe it. Gberg hits the press slam spinebuster. Brock gets up! Brock with a clothesline...bearhug into a spinebuster. Brock goes for a pin...one count! Gberg gets up, spears brock...two count. Flair runs down and distracts the ref. Brock takes out a pair of knucks, hits Gberg, picks him up...F5...one count again! Brock is confused. Gberg gets up again and goes for a spear but Brock catches him and gives him another F5!!!! Brock picks him up in the F5 position, but lets himg go. Brock looks like he's going to suplex him, but it's a Jackhammer! Brock jackhammered Gberg!!!! THE WINNER: BROCK LESNAR

Marvel Age is there new all age imprint. Basically retellings of the classic stories, but totally kid friendly. I got hooked up at free comic day with the Teen Titans and the Donald Duck comics. I actually wound up hitting up all three of my local shops, not because I wanted more free crap, but because they all had sales and was looking to pick some stuff up.

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It seems you're using an oxymoron here. "Cheap" and "hardcover" don't really seem to go hand in hand. Is it really that cheap, since it collects about 6-7 issues only? If it is then I might consider picking it up, even if I usually stay away from all Superman stuff. It collects the first six issue story arc and it's $20 suggested, but you can get it on Amazon for $14.

My biggest screwjob ever came on NBA Shootout 2000. I was playing as the Utah Jazz, had an unbelievable season, something like 70-10 record. Basically, the whole starting lineup won all the awards...Jeff Hornacek was the scoring king with 35 ppg, Stockton had 14 assts, Malone was second in rebounds and such. I sweep my way into the finals. You know what happens? I get swept by the Knicks. During the regular season, I beat them every time. Unbefuckinglievable.

I heard something about Ja getting arrested last night on the radio.

Very cool. I love your booking of über-heel Bubba.

It's a really bad gimmick, but I couldn't think of two better ideas for the men behind the mask. That said, go for it.

Mugsy Bogues.

OK...I lied. It doesn't have the Flash part in the beginning. But play around archive.org, I'm sure they'll have some of the sections/pics there.

http://web.archive.org/web/20020205191114/....com/index.html Most of the site is archived there.

The stuff with Steamboat and Flair makes it worth it.

That is actually a really good idea. I'd bring in a really big guy for the Big Dick enforcer role. That way he wouldn't be depended on wrestling regularly and mostly used to protect/runins for D-Von and Bubba and as a bodyguard for Heyman. To get him over quickly, have him come in and destroy Spike.

Michael Shane & Kazarian vs. Amazing Red & Chris Sabin looks like the best match on the card.

I'm sure he'll be back. He really has no other options, and I'm sure TNA realizes he is propably one of their top heels.

That's really sad for AJ and his family. As for having their big name matches at the end of the taping, why the heck aren't they doing that now? Stupidity. The Rodman appearance also sounded ridiculous.

I don't see the problem of having a Malenko-ish wrestler in the X-Division. Just have him use a couple crazier impact moves. It's not like they're throwing someone with Jarrett's style.

Daniels had a really good showing in the playoffs, but I wouldn't rely on him as their point guard. Them letting Nash go will bite them in the ass at a later date.

If they don't want to be stuck on a team, don't take the deal. Players take long term deals because its a guaranteed deal, and in the world of professional sports, where an injury can ruin your career tomorrow, that's important. I think it's more so that a team won't be fucked for years to come by signing a one hit wonder to a 6 year - 50 million deal and can't move him. That's what I was thinking of saying but couldn't figure out how to.

Thats exactly how I see it. The gimmick isn't necessarily bad and his skills aren't up to par yet, but there is still a lot of potential in him. What they could do to keep the gimmick alive is just have bizarre promos with him every few weeks or so.

Lolita Storm. Three hyper chick screamers over dirty jungle beats. As for Elastica, I would reccommend their self-titled album. It's much more accessible than The Menace.

I've said it before, but Karl Malone cannot be stopped by conventional weaponry.

I found out about that last night, and it totally bummed me out. I hope he gets well soon.

I was really looking forward to the Jane's/Manson/Used tour. All bands that I like, but the lineup was unbeliveable. They all attract a completely different crowd.

That's an odd choice. I don't even remember him playing for the Jazz.