Ultimo Dugas

I would hope it would be DDP too, but I have a feeling he's still holding out to try and get some sort of job with WWE.

I'm pretty sure that the Milwaukee show is their first full show in the US.

I'm nearly confident that this tour is their first US tour ever.

I have their CD, Permission to Land, ripped on my computer and I love it. I'm going to see them in Atlanta in about a month or so here.

Would he even be able to juggle Zero-One's schedule with TNA?

Is the problem of people trying to pass off printed money from their home computer that big a of problem? Last I checked, there were numerous security features that could stop this from being effective.

Its one thing to enjoy the show, its another to be completely overzealous and say that show was the greatest thing ever. You can tell towards the end of her opinion that she was trying to cover for the shows faults with her enthusiasm.

Could I get my name changed to Ultimo Dugas? Thanks in advance.

Well I mean they are doing a show in Iraq, its not like they have a wide range of entertainment to pick from. Besides, the show is for soliders abroad.

Christopher Nowinski and Molly Holly, aka the Hymen angle. I was really starting to love that angle, too bad Nowinski had to go and get that concussion and then become a crazy sleep-walker.

Ultimo/Malenko from 96 is pretty good, but I admit I'm a tad biased.

I collect keychains... I must have about a hundred of them.

I love how TNA does these sorts of things. Gold.

Sadly, the World Heavyweight Title.

Those are atrocious.

You picked a great time to start reviewing RAW as this was probably the best booked show I've seen in a long while. The matches weren't special, but the booking was wonderful.

Wow, there are more people at our local fed CPW than that. And we have a former WCW Power Plant guy main eventing...

Also most of that group are not in the main event.

I live around the area, as a matter of fact I took my SAT's there, and I am damn surprised they didn't find any drugs. I still don't really think that the "scare-tactics" were nessacery though, because I don't think it will cause any of the actually dealers to stop. What it will do is piss off alot of parents and other students whom this shouldn't have been directed at.

I see that someone has registered the name Fertig...

This "X" guy didn't wrestle X style at all though...it makes me ponder his place in this tournament.

This really sucks, he was too young to die.

I too, was highly dissapointed in this movie. It would seem like because so many people shit on Reloaded because of their inability to grasp the plot (namely, the Architects speech); that they decided to devoid the movie of any real plot at all. Spoiler (Highlight to Read): What angers me most about the film is that nothing was explained. What was the whole deal with Neo's body and mind being seperated? How could he see things firey after his eyes were blasted? Why couldn't the machines stop Smith? (Well, I know its because he basically did his thing and turned all the people in the Matrix into a copy of himself, but they could have touched on that prior). What was all that shit with the Oracle at the end, including it being her left after Smith was destroyed? And that last fight scene was indeed not that good; too insane. And since when can Smith fly around like Neo? There, I'm done bitching now.

What hurt more about seeing the last Nitro was having to hear all the old WCW guys suck the WWE's dick during their interviews.

I can't believe all the love this PPV is getting. I enjoyed all of 2 matches on the card, Rey/Tajiri and Angle/Cena. Everything else was shit, I mean the heavily hyped Vince/Steph match didn't even go by the I Quit rules, and it ends with a towel being thrown in? What in the hell? And since when can you add pinfalls and submissions to I Quit matches?