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From www.100megsfree4.com/wiawrestling The Magnificant Seven (2001): Ric Flair, Scott Steiner, Rick Steiner, Jeff Jarret, Lex Luger, Buff Bagwell, and Road Warrior Animal.

they give a shit about either show now?

I thought he did fall off the stage.

I'm sorry, i didn't realise HHH's calculating and methodical/slow and boring style was better than a guy that can actually, you know, MOVE.

HHH is simply jealous of someone 1000x more over and talented than he could ever dream of being.

What the fuck??? You've all been complaining for months that Eddie should be moved into the main event scene, and now he's put in a high profile PPV match against an OVER AND PERMANENT MAIN EVENTER and you still complain.

...or not, of course.

For the last time, HE HAS GOOD MIC SKILLS!!!

Why does the title say "SAVE US BENOIT!!!!!!!" when surely HHH and/or Undertaker are the most appropriate to "save us" from the building of new stars.

At least 300+

He'd be about as good as a "wrestler" as he would as a "rap singer"

Yes, yes he is.

AMW > TWGTT

He also said he's fat and super humanly ugly. Oh, wait that was me.

Perhaps he meant: "three of the women in this match are notoriously among the worst workers on RAW so the match could be shit."

Jericho Facelock Of Doom TM > Squegee > Frozen Bottled Water

Come again?!?

He was never involved in a fight with Goldberg, just to clear that up for whoever claimed he did. He did, however, get into a fight with Bagwell shortly after the WCW wrestlers began "invading" the WWF.

Heat Wave '98: Justin Credible V Jerry Lynn (***1/2) Chris Candido V Lance Storm (***) Masato Tanaka V Mike Awesome (***1/2) RVD/Sabu V Hayabusa/Jinsei Shinzaki (***1/2) Taz V Bam Bam Bigelow (***) Dreamer/Sandman/Spike V Dudleys (***)

No No No No Absolutely No Coach!!!

Oh, you gotta see the baby.

I heard it was more around 60,000.

Classic TV Talk: "In case you're tempted to grab the remote and check out our competition, don’t bother. It’s two or three weeks old. Shawn Michaels beats the big guy with a superkick that wouldn’t earn a green belt at a YMCA. Stay right here. It’s live.” – Eric Bischoff reveals the result of the pre-taped Raw main event, Nitro, September 1995. "You people know who I am, but you don't know why I am here. When that Ken doll look-alike, that weatherman-wannabe (Eric Bischoff), gets out here, I've got a challenge for him, for Billionaire Ted, for the Nacho Man and for anyone else in WCW. You wan't a war? You've got one!" - Scott Hall gate-crashes Monday Nitro, May 1996. "(Scott Hall) said he would be bringing someone with him (this week). I'm here. You still don't have three guys (to face The Outsiders at Bash At The Beach). What, you couldn't get a paleontologist to get a couple of those old fossils cleared? You haven't got enough guys off a dialysis machine to get a team? The measuring stick just went up around here." - Kevin Nash joins Scott Hall, Monday Nitro, June 1996. "For two years, I've held my head high. I've done everything for charity, I've done everything for the kids. And for the reception I got here...you fans can stick it , brother!" - Hulk Hogan turns heel, Bash At The Beach, July 1996. "The most expensive piece of luggage in the WWF, right there." - Shawn Michaels tells the world that Sid has to be carried, In Your House XII, December 1996. "Bret, I've seen you on the road, jack, and you ain't no role model. You've seen some Sunny days." - Shawn Michaels alleges that 'The Hitman' has been playing away from home with Tamara 'Sunny' Stytch, Raw, June 1997. "What about that 18-stone slapper I saw you with last night, J.R.?" - Jerry Lawler, One Night Only, September 1997. "What's a slapper?" - J.R. (in response). "You weren't in on that?" - Bret Hart, post-Survivor Series footage from Wrestling With Shadows, November 1997. "I had no f***ing idea. With God as my f***ing witness, my hands are clean of this one. I swear to God." - Shawn Michaels (in response). "This is a conscious effort on our part to open the creative envelope, so to speak, to entertain you in a more contemporary way. We in the WWF think you, the audience, are, quite frankly, tired of having your intelligence insulted. We also think you're tired of the same old simplistic theory of 'good guys versus bad guys'. Therefore, we've embarked upon an innovative, contemporary campaign that is more invigorating and extemporaneous than before." - Vince McMahon delivers his 'New Direction' speech, Raw, December 1997. "What was once a captivating, trend-setting programme has deteriorated into a cliched - and let's be honest - boring snoozefest that is in dire need of a knight in shining armour. Let's go over the facts. Television ratings: downward spiral. Pay-Per-View buy rates: plummeting. Mainstream acceptance: nonexistent. Reactions of the live crowd: complete and utter silence (due to) the steady stream of uninteresting, untalented, mediocre sports entertainers." - Chris Jericho is about two-and-a-half years early on his evaluation, Raw, August 1999. "Look at these guys: they've got no charisma. These guys are terrible." - Konnan on Mark Jindrak and Sean O'Haire, New Blood Rising, August 2000.

Wait, did someone say quotes?... Joel Gertner: Jerry Lawler: Top 100: Bah gawd, I was in the mood for quotes one day!

Hmmm....what I consider to be the *actual* story: There had been hard feelings between the two, dating back to an incident in New Japan in 1995. Then, in 1999, Savage, George and another women bumped into Hawk and his wife at a concert. Savage extended his hand to Hawk to shake, Hawk slapped his hand away, Savage punched him in the head, knocking him down, and George and the other woman attacked Hawks wife and pulled out lumps of her hair. Hawk threatened legal action but none was taken.