ChrisMWaters

I'll personally enjoy a Benjamin/Orton title match. As long as they make the Intercontinental Championship belt seem important in the battle. Not just Benjamin going after Orton and the IC title is a side note. But that's just my opinion.

If the Rico/Haas team ever breaks up...think about it... RICO & SMILEY!

Reading over that note about Mordecai's height...I'll say it again: Foley was only 6'2" tall, and his feud with Undertaker was believable and worked well. Height should not be a factor.

Heh...Funaki doing Booker's catchphrase!

Couple of weeks ago. I guess "Chavo Guerrero Sr." was too long. And YAY! Classic has the GOOD WCW Eddie/Chavo theme.

1,004: Oh, you know that you liked Eddie's low rider tonight.

An Eddie with a scar of war there.

It was a wild and bloody ending to the Judgment Day pay-per-view event, and in the end, John Bradshaw Layfield lived up to his promise and won his match against Eddie Guerrero. However, JBL’s victory came at a cost, as it was a Guerrero disqualification that allowed JBL to gain the win. Afterwards, an already bloody Guerrero unleashed a savage assault on JBL that left the challenger bloodied himself. How will both Superstars react to one of the most violent matches of their careers? Watch SmackDown! this week to find out. Despite losing to John Cena at Judgment Day, the French Phenom Rene Dupree will be given another shot at the United States Championship on SmackDown! Will Dupree be able to turn back the Champion this time? There is a new Cruiserweight Champion, as less than two weeks after suffering a stunning upset to Jacqueline, Chavo Guerrero rebounded at Judgment Day to win the Title back. The new Champion will have little time to celebrate his victory, as he is set to defend the gold against Spike Dudley and, believe it or not, Chavo Classic in a Triple Threat Match on SmackDown! Cruiserweights Billy Kidman and Akio are scheduled for one-on-one action. SmackDown! emanates this week from Las Vegas, home of SmackDown! Superstar Rico, who is still one half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, as Rico & Charlie Haas were victorious over Hardcore Holly & Billy Gunn at Judgment Day. Will the always colorful Rico have anything special planned for his homecoming? We do know that he and his partner will be taking on the F.B.I. How will they respond to his flamboyant actions? Also what type of Judgment Day fallout can we expect to see from Undertaker and Booker T? Only one way to find out … watch SmackDown! at 8/7 PM CT on UPN. And we start with Guerrero in an...interesting looking Low Rider.

Nathan Jones and Matt Morgan.

Demolition was hideously boring? Take away their gimmick...and their movesets were basically pound away at the person as much as you can. At least that's what I've seen from their WrestleMania appearences and Royal Rumble appearances. And AS...your bashing the Bashams is getting just as repetitive and boring as your repetitiveness and boringness of John Cena's "You can't see me" catchphrase.

Well, a loss is a loss. And it's an important loss, since it was Andre's last (at least Televised) WWF match, plus the first time he's been face (post match) since 1987. Just my $0.02

Quick little note: If nothing happens on Raw in the next few weeks to change things... Then Bad Blood 04 will be the FIRST PPV event since Summerslam 02 that HHH is on that has NOT had HHH involved with the World Heavyweight Title in some way as a match participant.

Eeh...not REALLY. They could get by it. Here's a list of the Demolition stats, according to Obsessed With Wrestling: Ax (Bill Eadie): 6'3" 291 lbs. Smash (Barry Darsow): 6'2" 292 lbs. Didn't include the First Ax, also Moondog Rex...because he wasn't there long...or for that matter Crush, since he was only at the end of Demolition. Anyway...now The Bashams. Doug Basham: 6'2", 245 lbs. Danny Basham: 6'3", 250 lbs. So all that's missing from the Bashams is the bulk that the original Demolition had...otherwise, they could fit the roles.

On a more serious note...I still say I'd like to see the Bashams try to re-inact Demoliton. Can't think of the names to use...but still, they could get the outfits out of mothballs and have them use it.

Which of these teams was the one used in Summerslam 88, where Honky Tonk Man lost the Intercontinental Championship to the Ultimate Warrior?

OK...looking back at the WrestleMania 2 video...it was interesting to see how many possilbe commentarry combinations there could be. So, I decided to open this thread to see how many commentarry teams there have been from the 80s and early-mid 90s. I'll begin...add on if I miss any. Oh, and this doesn't count the celebrity commentators from WrestleMania at times Vince McMahon & Mean Gene Okerlund Vince McMahon & Jesse "The Body" Ventura Gorilla Monsoon & Jesse "The Body" Ventura Gorilla Monsoon & Bobby "The Brain" Heenan Tony Shiavoni (sp?) & Jesse "The Body" Ventura Vince McMahon & Jerry "The King" Lawler Jim Ross, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, "Macho Man" Randy Savage Vince McMahon, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, "Macho Man" Randy Savage Gorilla Monsoon & "Rowdy" Roddy Piper Vince McMahon & Ted DiBiase Gorilla Monsoon & Lord Alfred Hayes (I know they did at least one match at WrestleMania 7 together) And continue with any I forgot.

I guess those work... Unless tag team losses count, then the Colossal Connection loss to Demolition I think would have to replace the matches against Warrior Also, how did Andre lose to Inoki?

Here's a question.... How did Danny Davis go from being a wrestler with his referee's license suspended for Life plus 10 years to being a referee again?

I'm not sure the WHOLE story behind it, but I know they said he pretty much allowed Randy Savage to steal the victory for the Intercontinental Championship...then later did the same for the Hart Foundation with the Tag Team titles.

Here's a challenge for someone for losses: Andre the Giant

Right now I think Rhyno is stuck in the little known, seldom used status of "Tweener"

As long as they hire Disco as well to superimpose himself on Konnan's videos, I'm all for this hiring.

Funny, I thought he looked more like Movie Raiden...

For those complaining about Mordecai not really being that big, and looking dwarfed next to the Undertaker, think of this: Mick Foley is only about 6'2" tall, and his battles with The Undertaker in the past as Mankind were in their own way memorable. Not because of Foley's size, because of the psychological edge he had on Undertaker. Now, I'm in no way saying that Mordecai is anywhere near the level of talent that Foley is/was, but it's just a point that Mordecai doesn't have to look like a true monster to possibly put on a believable feud with Undertaker.

For whoever is doing this: At least for DDT Digest, you get a semblence of WCW past. At least the TV shows anyway