ChrisMWaters

I picked it up from you during a Velocity discussion last month I think. Paul The Dragon London vs. Ravishing Billy Kidman. Ah, good...I'm not the only one then. Now we just need Steamboat to manage London on camera.

OK, good...they ARE releasing their PPVs onto DVD. That's kinda one thing that they'll have over WCW...they actually got to release DVDs. Anyway, can't wait for the Turning Point DVD now.

I think right now I'm the only one that calls Paul London "Paul 'The Dragon' London"

Was I the only one that was hoping for a Godwinns run-in when Simon Dean called everyone fat hogs?

Heh. The question is though...has Toxxic ever actually USED that music? King HAS used Real American before, on the other hand.

Angle didn't have a match on that Heat, LooneyTune. He just was in the ring with Tiger Ali Singh and defied him.

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Well, there's a secret partial Stevie Richards promo in it as an Easter Egg on Disc 1 You have to left arrow twice on the "Promos" chapter on Disc 1.

Well, if that's the case, King may have to bust out "Real American" once again for his theme. >=D

The Hurricane, maybe? Would be nice to see that again. If not him, who?

Would they buy Heel RVD nowadays though? It worked for a while in ECW, but would it work now?

For Luger, it was obvious he couldn't tap out. I mean, how can you tap out from a submission hold while you're on someone's shoulders like Hogan was with the torture rack?

OK, then it's the first time in Hogan's WWF/WWE History that he was made to submit.

I'd also say that Angle vs. Hogan from King of the Ring 02 should be in there too, as that was one of Angle's biggest wins, despite it not being promoted much afterwards. After all, he's the first man to actually get Hogan to tap out, if I remember correctly. Piper did cause Hogan to get KO'd by a sleeper, but that wasn't really a submission, IIRC.

And I have a good feeling that the World Tag Team Title history will be the LAST title history that is put online, as it does have the longest amount of title changes. Not counting the times it was the US Tag Team Titles in WWWF and just going by the first reign as WWWF Tag Team Champions by Luke Graham and Tarzan Tyler, there's over 100 title changes. Most, of course, during the 90s.

They recognize Moolah winning the title that was the NWA Women's Title...or at the very least the Capitol Wrestling (Vince Sr.'s company pre WWWF) Women's Champion, and carrying it all those years. They don't, however, recognize the title changes that did happen during that time period. And there were a couple.

LooneyTune: I would love for a second Flair set to come out, as long as they, at the very least, included his Loser Leaves WWF match with Mr. Perfect in there.

...maybe Canadian Chick is Trish in disguise...

Hmm, interesting. A (possibly short term) face turn for Toxxic? Cause I know damn well that I don't want King to be cheered." <King>And how is it a cheap win? I was the previous champion, thus since the current champion has a belt that he may need more focus on, the title should rightly be returned to the previous champion.

Since XXX lost the cage match at the PPV, they were forced to break up due to the stipulation being the losing team can never team in TNA again.

Maddix, expect King to go over your head here, and make a proposal to the SWF Board of Directors and Championship Committee (if they're not one in the same) about the ICTV title situation. In the meantime though, Kelly is just going to laugh at Megan.

Why not Snitsky or Heidenreich? The latter of whom's song I'm addicted to from WWE The Music Vol. 6. *And yes, I'm bumping this so when Raw airs, if by some chance they name some of their 15 for the Rumble, I can easily find this*

Bumping this again. Women's Title history is up now. Yeah, it's not much to cheer about, but yes, it is up. 5 down, 3 to go now. http://www.wwe.com/inside/title_history/women/ There's the link.

I wonder if this version will be as bad as the 80s one...

Huh. I thought that during an interview about the "Legends of Wrestling III" video game that Sting said he was going to come into the ring during Rock/Austin 3 as a run in. ...maybe I was dreaming that. Which would have made no sense. At least Piper interfering in Hogan/McMahon had a logical reasoning. Sting run in during Rock/Austin reasons: 1)If he attacked Austin, it could be that he was upset that Austin let WCW get the final nail in the coffin under his leadership. After all, Sting was the only man that was pretty much WCW only when it was around. 2)If he attacked Rock...I dunno, maybe he's angry about Rock doing a crappy Sharpshooter/Scorpion Deathlock?