ChrisMWaters

From Flair's book... Wasn't there a plan to bring Ric in during Savage's FIRST WWF Title reign?

Amen to the second statement. *Hugs signature pictures.

The MTV fan vote. Or, if it's rigged, the MTV Star Power.

My theory on that: The Dudleys beat up on Spike because they were trying to bring out the OLD Spike...the one that they respected from their childhood. The "Bully of Dudleyville" that Heyman mentioned when he was on commentarry. It's only recently we've seen that OLD Spike come out.

If Puder DOES win, I can SO see this happening: "Here are your winners, and the NEEEEWWW WWE Tag Team Champions...Daniel Puder and Ken...Shamrock!" ...and before you say it can't happen...remember this is the company that brought VISCERA back.

Just wondering... Did the Macho Midget eventually become Dink?

I think they just haven't updated their site yet with that. Either that, or they want to surprise us with whoever they decide is going to be the World Champion on the next Raw. ...hell, I remember how rare it was to see an update on their old title histories page.

I felt sorry for Owen when he flubbed his line at Royal Rumble 1994.

Yeah, and that was great. ...speaking of Stevie, did he get any major mention on the ECW DVD or no?

Maybe he's getting cut this week...

Well, I know that Lawler and Flair were both in the 1993 Royal Rumble at the same time...when Lawler had one of the UGLIEST outfits of his entire career (and that's saying something) But still, this could be interesting. ...would have been REALLY interesting back when they were both in their primes.

I would kinda like to see Flair/Lawler. Have they ever had major matches with each other in the past?

Shawn held it in December of 02, remember?

http://www.hosted-forum.com/index.php?boar...own&showtopic=7 At least I THINK that's it.

bigm350: So...basically you would Tenta/Runnels him?

Mick Foley for World Champion! That would be a kind of kick in the teeth for the people who used to run WCW. (yes, I know the title isn't exactly the same as the old WCW Title, but it looks close enough for it.)

Not unless he was cut within the last week. He wrestled last night on Heat against Nick Sinn...formerly Synn in TNA. He shaved his head bald.

To answer the Topic Question... The last time the WORLD Title changed hands was from no one holding it to HHH holding it when it was first created in late 2002. The last time the WWE Title changed hands I do believe was Angle vs. Austin.

I thought it was the first Raw of the next year... ridiculously large quote removed

And it would have been shorter had not...you know what...happened.

And yet, 2000 and 2001 were just as bad.

That's just embarrassing . . . it's no wonder WCW went in the freakin' toilet. I can deal with three or four title changes in a year, but 24? That's almost one every two weeks. Of course, if you remember, Russo had a hard-on for title changes when he was in WWF(E) . . . I seem to remember the Intercontinental title changing like 15 times or something during 1999, and going on several undeserving wrestlers to boot. 1999: WWF Title: 1. Mankind started the year 2. The Rock defeats Mankind 3. Mankind defeats the Rock 4. The Rock defeats Mankind 5. SCSA defeats The Rock 6. Mankind defeats SCSA 7. Triple H defeats SCSA 8. Vince McMahon defeats Triple H 9. Triple H wins 6 man match 10. Big Show defeats Triple H Intercontinental Title: 1. Ken Shamrock started the year as Champ. 2. Val Venis defeats Ken Shamrock 3. Road Dogg defeats Val Venis 4. Goldust defeats Road Dogg 5. Godfather defeats Goldust 6. Jeff Jarrett defeats Godfather 7. Edge defeats Jeff Jarrett 8. Jeff Jarrett defeats Edge 9. D-Lo Brown defeats Jeff Jarrett 10. Jeff Jarrett defeats D-Lo Brown 11. Chyna defeats Jeff Jarrett 12. Chris Jericho defeats Chyna

Before we debate why this is...where is the Rumble THIS year?

His mind was a little out of it due to being hit hard with Yoko's huge mass. Plus, it made a more impressive visual, seeing Yoko push Savage off of his body from a pinning position all the way to the arena floor.

Well, for 1994 and 1995...it kinda makes sense in that aspect that they have the shorter endings. 1994 Luger was attacked by Tenryu and Kabuki, Bret Hart had his "leg kicked out from his leg" by Owen. 1995:...well, the guys were 1 and 2 respectively.