ChrisMWaters

Here's my opinion's on the matches that this guy mentioned. I won't mentioned his messing up of sizes, names, and events. Wrestling wize, this wasn't really that much. Much bear-hugging by Andre...some big hits by Hogan. Emotionally though, it was interesting. Especially there were questions of Andre would really lay down for Hogan. I'll give him this one. The emotion in it was high, the grueling nature, good mat work. This was a match that laid the foundation for all other Iron Man matches after it. Well, except for the fact that the next one would have falls in it. I'm gonna assume this guy meant Undertaker vs. Yokozuna Casket Match 1. This thing was just used as a set-up for Undertaker to take time off for his injury. That's all. Wasn't that great a match...considering both Undertaker, though possibly able to move better then, and Yokozuna...who had matches with mostly rest holds, were in it. Aaah, the first of many "passing of the torch" deals with Hogan. Considering who was in the match, it wasn't that bad a match. Was the best match on WrestleMania 6. Of course, that's not really saying that much. ^^; Hell in the Cell is just a cage match? If so, Foley would have won when he fell down. Anyway, match wise, it was mostly just concern over Foley's bumps. However, brutality wise, it wasn't all that bad. Those bumps helped put Foley into consideration for the WWF Title. Eh, if I were gonna pick an Undertaker/Kane match to use, I'd rather use the WrestleMania 14 one. The Kane kicking out of the 3 tombstones did better to put over Kane at the time when Kane wrestled a bit better. This match was hurt by the fact the flames were around the ring, making them have to go a bit more carefully. The only good thing about this match was that the title was taken off of Sid...since he is talking about the match from the Royal Rumble. NOW he's got a good match. Great buildup, great match...and the slow start to how the company's ratings would overcome WCW's after a while. Thank you for your time.

I so agree with that statement... However, you have to wonder if Vince was upset with the Ventura-ism that I have in my signature right now.

O_o Wow...I didn't know people like that were allowed to go near computers.

Great storyline idea! But a few things that WWE would find wrong with it, and hence, probably not use it. 1) Bischoff would be made to look stronger than the McMahon's most of the time. Which, being the ego-maniacs they are, the McMahon's just can't have. 2) They'd have to get agreements from both Austin and Hogan to do it. Which would take a while. 3) Shane would have to feel comfortable enough with the company to come back on camera for the storyline. 4) HHH is in no way, shape or form involved (You KNOW he would be upset about that)

I think the 2000 Royal Rumble was the last time Big Show lasted 10 minutes in a match.

I think the reason that they don't push people to the top with flying finishers that much is for fear of having a person land wrong and severely injuring themselves. That being said...if RVD wins the World TItle this Monday, he will be the most recent person with a flying finisher to be pushed heavilly.

Hmm...a thought.... McMahon said he was gonna inject the WWE (well, F at the time, but you know) with a leathal dose of poison...the nWo... HHH could have become an nWo member... So in essance...the poisionous nature went to HHH!

Great...even when one of your favorites has a possibility of getting into the main event you have to be negetive.

What will you do if by some chance Angle IS main eventing at WrestleMania, AS?

Eh, you never know... They COULD do another Face vs. Face match. Worked for Warrior/Hogan, Bulldog/Hart IC, and building up to it, Austin/Rock (though Austin turned heel at the end of that)

Slapnuts00....is it me, or did Jeff grow his hair out a bit?

And on the 3rd month of the 1,985th year, Hogan created WrestleMania! And it was good!

But I thought 3H WAS God? He said so and everything! I said it before and I'll say it again... Hulk Hogan said he was God LONG before HHH did.

I seriously hope that soon they get the single champion for both shows back. I enjoyed having the floating top titleholder better than this two belts for one show crap. They should have done it with the tag titles in the first place as well.

I'd rather him than Big Show or Cripster.

Hmm...except for El Gigante...The Dangerous Alliance had strong competition.

...I thought he was 6'5"

Wait...I kinda have someone who could be in the Hogan category of things... Maybe. The Rock?

Maybe he was talking about just WWF/E. Which...well, as Wrestlecrap likes to believe, he ruined his chances in WWF/E by breaking the mirror in the White Castle of Fear.

Because he thinks that people want to see if HHH can get his revenge on HBK.... Which...in reality, only HHH marks do. And sadly, I know one. ;;;;

No no no...he was the Network, not the Office!

That reminds me...I tuned into wrestling around 1994...didn't start watching WCW till late 94/early 95... Who all was in the Dangerous Alliance?

Does Hogan count?

There's only one thing that I wonder about HHH... Will he make himself even MORE boring by switching from the Motorhead version of "The Game" to the version of "The Game" from disk 3 of Anthology?

Maybe we'll get lucky and HHH tears his quad on the way to the show.