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Ignoring the fact that Jericho as a face is the most boring thing ever and you'd have to be insane to want something like that, this is actually a good idea.

biggest. exaggeration. ever.

You haven't answered my questions.

That's what i'd like to know, 'Sault.

Exactly, he makes no sense.

You're making no sense. What was he being punished for? How does this "punishment" fit in with the fact that he was in the middle of receiving a major push? And most importantly, I already told you what happened. Did you not read what I said? Did you not understand what I said? Did you not believe what I said?

You're just making stuff up to bitch about HHH now. The man offered to lose for the *good of the company* so stop with the HHHate already. Oh yes I can just imagine HHH so gladfully volunteering to job. You said he was forced to lose as a punishment. A punishment? For what? The infamous "curtain call" which occured over *two months later*? What actually happened was as follows... With so many big names jumping to WCW, Vince hired the Ultimate Warrior, one of the biggest stars of the past decade, to return at WMXII. This was a *big* selling point of that show, and of the entire company at that point (I should also point out that, despite calling him one of the biggest stars ever, I realise he was the shits in the ring and am looking at this from the point of casual fans). Anywho...many casual fans bought WMXII *just to see the Warrior*. The match was planned against Hunter Hearst Helmsley (now the feindish Triple H), and was to go around 10-15 minutes with Warrior going over. Shortly before the show, however, Warrior said he wanted the match to last under a minute and be a complete squash. McMahon balked at the idea, what with Helmsley being seen as a future star in the begging stages of a push (a push which at that time was supposed to include winning KOTR in June). Warrior then threatened to walk out on the company and no-show the PPV. Helmsley *personally offered Vince McMahon to allow himself to be squashed*. If he hadn't offered to do so, he wouldn't have been "forced" to as a "punishment" as you put it. And, considering the potential backlash against the company if Warrior had no-showed, he most certainly did it for the good of the company. Hope this history lesson clears that up.

You're just making stuff up to bitch about HHH now. The man offered to lose for the *good of the company* so stop with the HHHate already.

So, what you're saying is about half-a-dozen. Which is what I said in the first place.

Vs Steve Austin, SummerSlam '01 Vs Chris Benoit, Royal Rumble '03 w/Chris Benoit Vs Edge/Mesterio, No Mercy '02 What other Angle matches would you honestly call ****?

I can't believe you're actually discussing a 3-disc "Best Of Kurt Angle" DVD. He's had what half-a-dozen really good matches *at the most* and a few segments of moderately entertaining comedy. Surely there are more appropriate people to receive the "Ric Flair treatment" such as, say, Bret Hart or Mick Foley.

Of course that was his fault. Don't start this bitching about conspiracy theories, the man bloody flopped, live with it.

OMG! SACRILEGE!

Sorry for being naive, but what exactly is a PBP?

*agrees whole-heartedly with PowerPB13*

Yes it was over-rated. It was good, but over-rated.

In case anyones interested, previous winners have been... 1994 - Shawn Michaels 1995 - Mitsuhara Misawa 1996 - Shawn Michaels 1997 - Bret Hart 1998 - Steve Austin 1999 - Chris Benoit 2000 - HHH 2001 - Steve Austin 2002 - Kurt Angle

Previous PS 50 lists, PS interviews and many more articles can be found here.

The list is based purely on in-ring contributions. The last sentence of each profile is merely a summation of where the man is at this point in his career and/or a prediction for the future.

Of the top of my head, they have conducted AT LEAST the following interviews, as well as countless others... The Dynamite Kid (July 2000) Rob Van Dam (May 2000) Lance Storm (September 1999) Chris Jericho (July 1999) Terry Funk (February 1999) The Dynamite Kid (November 1998) Mick Foley (August 1998) Bret Hart (June 1998) Diamond Dallas Page (February 1998) Chris Candido (May 1997) Taz (March 1997) Bam Bam Bigelow (May 1996) Shane Douglas (March 1996) Too Cold Scorpio (January 1996) Mick Foley (August 1995) Chris Benoit (April 1995)

Danielson under THOSE wrestlers? Fucking hell.... Lists like these always suck. I'm not writing all of them out, but i'll write Danielson's for you... 36. BRYAN DANIELSON (IND; LYP: 15) The artist sometimes known as American Dragon ended 2002 in a hard-hitting four-way draw with Low Ki, Samoa Joe and Steve Corino in Philadelphia...Defeated Joe in a powerful collision on ROH's first anniversary show on February 8...Returned to New Japan in March as American Dragon...Lost a belting 40-minute match to Paul London on April 12 in Philadelphia...After another excursion to Japan in May, relocated to England where he wrestled for numerous promotions, including All-Star and the FWA and on the holiday camp circuit...Returned to ROH on November 1 and put over old rival A.J. Styles in a stunner...Well-travelled technician wrestles like a star but doesn't look like one - which will forever hold him back.

Quiet you!

Power Slam, a monthly magazine in the UK.

Well, I took the time to copy it out so you'll damn well read 'n' discuss it son!

13. SHAWN MICHAELS (WWE; LYP: NL) The fairy tale comeback went from strength to strength in 2003 for the all-new 'Heartbreak Kid'...Lost the World title to Triple H in a sloppy Three Stages Of Hell brawl at Armageddon...Verbal and in-ring altercations with Chris Jericho were altogether more rewarding...Pinned Jericho in a classic WrestleMania battle on March 30...Man who once claimed he "would not lie down for anybody" changed his attitude towards jobbing...Tapped out to Jericho in another cracker on the July 21 RAW...Bounced around like a pinball to make Bill Goldberg look like a killer in the SummerSlam Elimination Chamber match, and put Randy Orton over in a decent bout at Unforgiven...Entered a tour de force at Survivor Series...38-year-old can still go like 'The Showstopper' of old when the occasion demands.