ChrisMWaters

Heidenreich did something interesting! Mercury and Nitro were trying to do a double backdrop on Heidenreich, Heidenreich grabbed them by the back of their heads, and slammed them fast first onto the canvas.

I have to say this though: As far as the taking the gimmick names...hey, didn't work out TOO badly for Scott Hall and Kevin Nash. I know, slightly different scenario. But still, these guys can survive. ...what I'm shocked about is that I always thought Kidman's name really WAS Billy Kidman.

The ORIGINAL Gorgeous George. Of course, he had a good reason, as he was WAY retired or dead by the time they came up.

That's not the World Heavyweight Title. That's the WCW Championship. And yes, there is a difference.

Well, there's also the thing I liked from the 1995 Survivor Series...one match the team would picked out of random people. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yea, the WILD CARD match from 1995 was very entertaining for me as a mark. You had HBK, Bulldog, and Sid on the same team with the debuting Ahmed Johnson and it was fun to see how HBK/Ahmed aligned against Bulldog/Sid. Plus, Cornette and DiBiase weren't sure if they could trust each other. Meanwhile, you had Razor Ramon as the only face on the other side along with Owen Hart & Yokozuna and Ramon's enemy Dean Douglas. I loved it when HBK gave Sid a Sweet Chin Music when Ramon moved out of the way, shrugged his shoulders, and then after Sid was eliminated he powerbombed HBK. It was just an interesting match b/c of all the rivalries that had been going on for most of the year and were suddenly thrown into one match. You didn't know if teammates would turn on each other or stick together to 'survive' the match. Also, that match was incredibly well booked b/c it made Ahmed look like a monster (eliminating Owen & Yokozuna) and made HBK appear like a resilient S.O.B. after taking a powerbomb and Razor's Edge and kicking out of both. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Right, that was a very entertaining match. I'd love for them to do something like that again. ...maybe combine it with my idea, as one of the matches has the teams chosen at random to try and survive for the title. ...one team could be Cena, Benoit, Triple H and JBL. >=D

Can we have Chris Jericho break his fingers too, like he did with Chyna back during their IC title feud days?

Well, there's also the thing I liked from the 1995 Survivor Series...one match the team would picked out of random people.

One of my favorites...and for the longest time the only one I had on tape, has to be Teenage Caveman. Two fun shorts, especially "Catching Trouble" with the EEEEVIL Ross...and then there's the part where they sing the Bunny Hop whenever the cavemen are walking at the end.

So... Does that mean we may be getting a movie based on The Question?

Something I would change about a PPV...if the rosters were together, that is. Survivor Series: I'd have the entire card be Survivor Series matches...except for the last match of the evening. That match would be special: the survivors of all the previous matches would compete in it, and the WWE Championship would be on the line. So...let's say there's 5 Survivor Series style matches...4 men per team. You could have anywhere from 4 to 20 men compete in this last match...a pinfall and submission only battle royal, to become the Champ. Would make Survivor Series mean something, and give more of a purpose to the Survivor Series Rules matches (which I like)

Why not Stan Lee?

Eh, I'm actually liking these slightly longer top level champion reigns. Makes it seem like the titles are harder to get, making them seem more important. ...maybe that's just me though.

My theory? Undertaker needs to win wrestling matches to keep these powers going. He's won a lot of matches to store up the powers, but they fade just a bit whenever he loses.

But the BIG question is how well a Captain America movie would do nowadays.

whiner... gotta go with 17....the ending was just so "WTF"... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I'm not whining, just stating a fact. Anyway, like that one I created, I'm voting 19. Because it's the only one that actually, you know, was JUST Rock/Austin, and no involvement by McMahon at all.

I know I started this poll months, if not a year...ago. I just can't find it. But I KNOW I made it a long time ago.

Mentioned in the "UFC vs. WWE" thread.

That's including Piper's Pit and that Run DMC rap, right?

Even Shamrock with my scenario?

What the hell was Ico Pro, and is it still around? Or has it gone out of business since its WWF days?

You know, if Striker really has been getting the attention that they said that he's getting, he should have been on Raw actually wrestling and winning there.

Doesn't matter what was the last In Your House event. They all went downhill once they got rid of the house shaped set.

If they really want a good Night of Champions, try and get The Rock to appear.

Well, at least half of what I wanted for the main event of this show happened, and JBL lost. ...now if only the Network guy had Lesnar re-debut.

I'm assuming Wrestlemania 2000 will remain 2-discs as well. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Mania 2000 was indeed a 2-disc set, but the event itself was on a single disc. It was quite loaded IIRC, with alternate commentary for the EuroContinental match. No doubt the reason why the video quality was somewhat lacking. The second disc was a WM retrospective with interviews and stuff. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well, maybe they're fixing that, having the event itself on 2 disks...since the Mania retrospective isn't really needed for the set.