ChrisMWaters

What about Al Snow being given the Hardcore Title by British Bulldog. Or, in a way, The Rock being "Given" the Intercontinental title by Steve Austin?

You know what the funny part, at least to me, is about all of this? I think the only reason that the World Heavyweight Title came back is because HHH didn't like the original idea of the Intercontinental Championship being it's representation.

THEN they did acknowledge it. However, how come during his build-up for his WrestleMania XIX match against Booker T, HHH made it seem like the World Heavyweight Championship was a totally different title belt than the WCW Championship? Or how they never acknowledged that Booker, Goldberg, and Benoit had that belt in the past when it was the WCW title belt when they each had their wars against HHH? Just a thought I'd like to point out.

<Kurt>Well, I haven't won the Royal Rumble match yet...

Why not have DiBiase manage Bradshaw?

Well...Grisham and Ivory seem to have some chemistry together...

I must be one of the few people who like the design of the WWE Championship. Personally, I stick to the WWE Championship no matter what. But I'm starting to respect the World Title more. Now here's the question: Let's say for some strange reason, McMahon gets desperate and ends the brand extension...which title will HE chose to use?

I don't know if this is the actual reason...but when WCW was first debuted into WWF Television, the plans were to make it a new brand. To get some of the old WCW stigma off of them, they made a new logo for it's shows. When that plan I guess fell through, and they decided to just make WCW a stable with ECW...they saw no need to change the ECW logo.

Maybe he'll go from main eventer to midcarder/high midcarder like Ted DiBiase did back in the day.

Seems that way, doesn't it? Must be a curse on the event. While there mayb be a curse on the event, JD 2000 was one of the best all around shows that WWF had ever produced. I would say that whatever PPV falls in December is cursed, as I dont think WWF has ever put on a decent December PPV. I think the reasoning behind that is that it's near the Holidays, and they don't try as hard as they can.

Seems that way, doesn't it? Must be a curse on the event.

It's on May 16. Making this thread a bit too early, if you ask me.

Just for the sake of all the people complaining about the Judgment Day card thus far, I decided to find out the results from the past Judgment Day events to compare. Keep in mind that there for some reason wasn't a Judgment Day for 1999. ANYWAY...here we go.

jester: While I do agree with you that the way that WWE has Booker T use the Spinaroonie nowadays, at least back in WCW it was only used as a modified version of a nip/kip up for after he did the Scissors Kick.

I personally consider Foley using Mr. Socko more of a protection thing than a waste of time. Think about it, by the time he re-became Mankind after being Dude Love in 1998, he no longer had the finger covering that he used for his fingers as the Original version of Mankind. Mr. Socko was that covering's replacement.

Nope. Lesnar's first match was at Backlash...and he beat down one of the Hardys (can't remember which one though) brutally that the match was stopped. But he did run-ins for weeks beforehand (first against Spike Dudley) -=Mike Yeah...this was when some friends of mine thought that he was Sid and Brakkus' love child.

Nope. Lesnar's first match was at Backlash...and he beat down one of the Hardys (can't remember which one though) brutally that the match was stopped.

Papacita: Yes, the Yeti DID "wrestle". He competed in the first World War 3 Battle Royal, IIRC. Then he was later repackaged as "He Who Eats Too Many Reese's Cups"...er, Reese. ^^;;;;

Personally, I'd LOVE to see New Japan somehow get a TV deal over here in the states. More variety in wrestling = Good Thing. Plus, I'm partially a mark for things Japanese.

Curry: For Heel RVD, they could always get Heyman to manage him.

Eddie vs. a freshly turned heel RVD? They had a pretty good Ladder Match back in the day, I could see them working a pretty good WWE Title Match...

Let Flair play the part of the Jackal. And Vince can play the part of the Green Goblin. Who'd play Dr. Octopus and Venom?

The Triumphant return of the New Breed!? I'm for it! If just for President Rhodes...if you weeeell....

I mentioned this before when Hogan was with the company, but I'll mention it again. The Legdrop alone is NOT Hogan's finisher. Hogan's finisher is the longest one in the company: the entire sequence of Hulk Up, 3 punches, Big Boot, THEN the Legdrop. Sometimes he's had to vary it though with bigger guys by adding the body slam.

Sadly enough, Orlando Jordan, who beat Kanyon so many times for some stupid reason before he was released, is now using Kanyon's Flatliner as his finisher on Velocity. Is WWE trying to rub salt into Kanyon's wounds? Huh...interesting. At least we know he's trying a new thing.