King Kamala

Kamala Fuck you Silver King.

Too obvious to be Milky. I'll guess twiztidmind. He seems like he's good with animals.

I'm awesome!

I'll guess Venkman.

Milky's too obvious. I'm going to go with ATHIESTDAD.

Has anybody guessed The Truthiness? Is he black?

Mr. Slim Citrus

Can I have a second guess? If so, I'll say Vitamin X

I'm going to go with Ripper. And I really hope none of TSM's Caucasian posters have cornrows. Though I must confess there was a brief period in 8th grade where I was considering getting them.

I think that's Dandy too. I vaguely remember him having some sort of athletic background. I'm just going to guess Dandy from now on....

Dandy. He's mentioned the OCD thing before...several times in fact. He's also met a ton of wrestlers.

Highlight of the show for me is Bobby Heenan riding in backwards on a camel. That's very telling if that's the best part of the show.

Savage and Heenan played off each other well. After Heenan left, Savage was kind of useless on commentary. I did like how Savage called Bull Nakano "Bull NAKA NAKA NAKA Kano".

This may be an unpopular statement but I never really got the hate for WrestleMania XI. Do I like it? No but I wouldn't rank it as one of the worst either. IMHO, it's one of those shows with a lot of matches in the **-*** range but nothing really standing out. It's not great but considering the time period, not as bad as it could have been. Honestly, I don't think it's any better or worse than WrestleMania XII. And Venkman is right, '95 is the lowpoint in WWF/E history (at least until Benoit went bonkers). Throw in how shitty WCW was that year and you can see why I stopped watching sometime shortly after King of The Ring that year. Conveniently enough, the first show I watched after my almost year long break from watching wrestling regularly was the Nitro where Scott Hall first appeared. Oh and Joey, Tenryu was in the '94 Royal Rumble. IIRC, Vince McMahon said they were hired guns acquired by Mr. Fuji to help take out Lex Luger.

I kind of like Cadbury Creme Eggs but I don't cream my pants over 'em like some people but those Cadbury Eggs filled with caramel. Oh man. Awesome.

Apparently, Jerry Lawler was suppoed to wrestle Tenryu at WrestleMania IX. IIRC, it may have even been talked about in WWF Magazine's preview of WMIX. Why Tenryu? Damned if I know but I bet it had something to do with WWF having a deal with whatever Japanese federation Tenryu was wrestling at the time. And I think no one will argue with me that King of The Ring '95 is undisputably the worst WWF PPV ever.

I don't like cheesecake either. I like cheese and I love cake but something about it doesn't bode well for me. Though it's likely my indifference towards cheesecake can be pointed to the time that I threw up shortly after eating Key Lime Cheesecake.

I really wish I hadn't said anything

I agree. Maybe it was just because it was the time I was just getting into wrestling but I think all of the PPVs in '93 are really solid except WMIX. Another PPV I thought of that's probably as bad as WMIX---King of The Ring '02. RVD/Jericho saves it from being worse but other than that it's the drizzling shits.

Which ones? Off the top of my head- I remember liking King of The Ring '95, King of The Ring '99, the first Judgement Day, and WrestleMania XV all less than WrestleMania IX. Granted, I haven't watched any of those more than once or twice. Some of those early In Your Houses are pretty dire. Haven't had the misfortune of seeing Over The Edge or December to Dismember.

Odd potentially mildly offensive question I had in my mind this weekend, what do you think there are more of; white people who like Tyler Perry movies or black people who like Judd Apatow movies?

Amusingly enough, the picture you used for me looks like some hippie who was in my Marine Biology class last semester. And fantastic job, Kinetic. Your best work yet.

Rock Vs Hollywood Hogan is about as good as you can expect a match involving Hulk Hogan circa 2002.

That IronManLUNG guy and his accusations of an internet conspiracy against HBK is pretty awful in the latest Observer news thread.

I agree with whoever said the card itself was lackluster on paper. Did any of these matches have hot feuds going into them except Perfect-Luger and Hogan/Beefcake-Money Inc? I don't even remember any of the buildup for Bret-Yoko except Luger blindsiding Bret at the WMIX press conference.