ChrisMWaters

Wow, that is impressive. However...my parents are upset that I've already signed up with all these MB's as it is...so could you ask him for me? I don't really have anything to trade...but if he can tape the rumble matches from 89-96 onto a tape for me, I will pay him for the tape.

A song for WWE In General I thought of..though kinda different than the normal Rock/Slow Rock they do. "Faith of the Heart" by...um...whoever sang it first. It's a nice slow song, talking about fufilling dreams

According to old Lawler comments, Vince doesn't need to get his head shaved. He's wearing a toupee.

Jimmy Hart, Bobby Heenan, and Ted DiBiase would be proud of this. ^^

Hey, I liked the Big John Studd/Andre the Giant feuds of the past. Bundy and Lesnar is kinda a smaller version of Studd/Andre. ...though, which is Studd and which is Andre?

Um...for a while, I think George "The Animal" Steele was taken as a serious monster heel, and he has a body that matches Albert's in hair. Also...that reminds me...I heard a rumor that Albert was gonna be originally brought in as the son of the Animal.

...I never thought on this section of the board would I see the name King Kong Bundy mentioned again. But yeah, I think that Bundy and Lesnar could be made into a good feud. Of course...Lesnar would most likely be the...what, third guy who no-sells the Avalanche (first two being Hogan and Undertaker)

Maybe they want to see which of the two gets cheered more while a tweener to decide which should become a face and which should go back to being heel. Personally, I would like to see Angle as a face again, and Benoit be a heel. Benoit just has a major heel vibe to him, and I liked Face Angle.

I can honestly say that I feel, if they keep Brock away from HHH, that either Angle or Benoit will be the first one to pin Brock or make him submit. But if HHH and Lesnar are in a match together...well, you know.

*Looks at the Anthology theme listing... HEY! They forgot the best theme of them all! RE-PO MAN!

Someone who I think should grow his hair out (if he ever comes back) is Undertaker. Hurricane too: I liked him better with the long hair. As for getting hair cut...hmm...well Jeff if he wants his natural hair color back ever. If he comes back, I'd like to see Hogan completely bald. And...maybe Al Snow. Oh, and Nowinski needs a preppier hairdo.

Rock got pinned cleanly at Summerslam. Course, he tried to do that stupid ass People's Elbow...

Another reason why Hogan's probably not gone yet... They keep releasing NEW Merchandise with him. The most recent being that football jersey of his.

OK...recently we've seen Ric Flair pretty much been reduced to being the manager for Triple-H...and it got me to thinking...which wrestlers who have passed their prime recently would make good managers? I have a few choices: Hogan: could be the return of the face manager. If he didn't out-shine his protege, I think that Hogan could help build some faces to big stars as their manager. Heck...maybe he could become the manager to Edge. Roddy Piper: In that Piper thread that's on the board...I heard most people say that they respected Piper's interviews more than his matches. Making him a good mouthpiece. I think he could be a great manager on either side...face or heel. Jesse Ventura: If he were to return and not be a commentator, I could easilly see The Body being a mouthpiece to some heel who couldn't talk that well. Jesse is a good arrogant heel, and as a manager, he could easilly get someone hated. Bret Hart: If he ever recovers good enough to take light bumps, Bret Hart could make a good manager IMO. Remember when he was "injured" with the Hart Foundation and became a mouthpiece for them? He got people to REALLY hate him. Hart could work either as a face or heel manager as well. Anyone else have any ideas on good managers from former wrestlers?

Eeeh, I still think that Ric Flair could be good for something. I could easilly see RIc Flair becoming a manager. He's sorta doing that right now. Hell, Billy Graham became a manager after his prime was WAY over.

That's revisionist history right there. Raven brought Saturn into WCW...and Saturn won a WCW Title Belt from Disco Inferno.

Saturn for a short time was a part of it too, if you forgot.

HHH would never do that. He'd tear his quad carrying the weight of all those titles at once. ...on second thought, maybe he SHOULD do that after all...

Actually (I don't know if this is storyline or not, so correct me if I'm wrong)...Originally the match where Hogan won the World Title from the Iron Sheik was gonna be a rematch between Backlund and Iron Shiek...but Backlund was too injured to compete. I'm not sure if that was real or storyline though.

Maybe Flair's tired of being HHH's hired monkey? <sarcasm>Wait, EVERYONE LOVES HHH. They LOVE to be that close to him.</sarcasm> Sorry, had to do that.

Um...I thought Vince took over and split the company from NWA around 1979...when Bob Backlund was the champion. And even if that's not true, before Hogan was the Iron Sheik...so wouldn't he count somewhere in there?

The title for Vince McMahon's book? I'M VINCE MCMAHON, DAMNIT!

Well...Perfect they would need to re-hire before they could do anything with him, but yeah, I could see that with Val Venis. Course, Val would need to learn how to do Perfect's "Cartwheel Selling" method too. Malenko...the only problem I could see with him is that he's not that great of a mouthpiece. Then again, that never hurt Mr. Fuji when he was a manager. DDP started his career as a manager, so it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to return him to that role. He sorta played that with Christian too.

It has to be a step up from Mr. Nanny.. ...damnit...you reminded me of the Smackdown where Edge said that Mr. Nanny blew Scorpion King out of the water. I remember it because I was in the audience of that one.

Well, I have 3 for people Nash could manage: Albert Batista Big Show Just think that those would work