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Now THAT'S a company man. But yah considering how Savage could still go up to maybe 98/99 whenver WWE needed big names(ie. 1996 when Hall & Nash left) they could've gotten Savage out of the announce poisiton and have him give the rub to people. I never reall got why they didn't kee[ him.

April 26, 1999 Konnan def. Brian Adams by DQ The Armstrongs def. Raven in a handicap match Sting def. Diamond Dallas Page to win the WCW World Heavyweight Title Rey Mysterio Jr. def. Psychosis to win the Cruiserweight Title Bam Bam Bigelow def. Erik Watts Booker T def. Meng; TV Title Match Brian Knobbs def. Hak, Horace, and Mikey Whipwreck (pinned) in a 4-way hardcore match Scott Steiner def. Randy Savage by DQ; US Title Match Diamond Dallas Page def. Sting, Goldberg, and Kevin Nash (pinned) in a 4-way match to win the WCW World Heavyweight Title That Nitro MAJORLY pissed me off. Sting wins the title in a ***3/4 match and the crowd goes ape-shit. Yet they have him job it an hour later. It's a miracle he stayed popular all those years.

Steiners Harts Demolition Brainbusters

I fully agree on Savage. I was gonna mention him especially since he went form the WWF champion to not the card of a Wrestlemania in a matter of months. Plus he never had a problem with jobbing and oculd've put over new heels.

Dammit. I'm a huge Leafs fan but the way they're playing they deserve to lose. SENS are still in. And they're gonna eliminated Philly.

Again I ask, who ISN'T in this movie? The king of spoof films, Leslie Nielsen, has joined the cast of Scary Movie 3. The movie will mark a reunion for Nielsen and director David Zucker, who teamed on the classic Airplane!. Shooting for the film has already started. Nielsen joins a cast that already includes Charlie Sheen, Denise Richards, Anna Faris, Eddie Griffin, Jeremy Piven, Anthony Anderson, Simon Rex, and Regina Hall. The film is due out on October 3rd. Credit: Variety I hated the second one but this one has promise. David Zucker directing, the cast including Charlie Sheen and Anthony Anderson and most importantly... Eddie Griffin and Leslie Nielsen in the same friggin movie. And before you ask I'm a huge Nielsen mark and loved Griffin ever since Double Take.

If you ask HHH: "Uhhh Dad I mean Vince, me, Shawn and Kev drew the rating. People...uhhh...tuned in for rock/Goldberg cause they couldn't wiat to see us"

Austin: Pillman keep praying and give your soul to the lord cause your ass belongs to Stone Cold Steve Austin!

Superbrawl III: Jesse: tell me Tony, how ocme the fans boo everytime Eric Watts is tagged in? Tony: Uhhhh...they're not booing they're saying "boom". Jericho: Steiner has freaks? I can beat peaks, freaks, Iron Shieks...(something like that) Jesse: Are we near the Smoky Mountains? Tony: Yes. Jesse: Mountains shouldv be covered by snow not rednecks. Tony: Hey I used to live here. Jesse: My point exactly

Yah so picutre Vince had the option of working extra to keep any wrestler who left the WWF. Who do you think would have benefitted most to the WWF, and himself, by staying? BTW Bret Hart does NOT count. Anyways my number one pick is: Rick Rude: When he left Rude was extremely over, hitting his prime as a grea worker and very over. He could've had Slaughter's title run and been over without having to be a turn coat. HE ended doing very well in WCW and could've done great things for the WWF. Others who I would've worked extra hard to keep are Jeff Jarrett(the second time in 1999) and Randy Savage(in 1994).

Clash 23 is pretty much a one match show but it's got some decent stuff on the undercard. I am curretnyl leaning towards it since I have not seen the whole show reviewed anywhere.

Yah my first got a great response so I might as well try another one while I await word from the guy form SmartTalk... Anyways these are three shows I have watched recently and all are good-great. Clash of the Champions 23 - ME: Ric Flair & Arn Anderson vs Hollywood Blondes 2/3 Falls Superbrawl III - ME: Sting vs Vader Strap match Starrcade 1995 - ME: Randy Savage vs Flair/Luger/Sting and WCW vs NJPW

I know many consider this a good action movie. but I consider this a great MOVIE. Not just action. Aside from the fact that it's one of the bloodiest movies ever made(uncut version in ALL of it's glory), great action sequences, it also has a smart social message and great social commentary. Plus Clarence Boddicker(Kurtwood Smith) is one of the most sadistic and underrated villains ever. What does everyone else think of this?

I wanna see Superbrawl cause well I've got a chance to get it and I need to know just how bad it is. I tries SK's but he spends too much itme bitchign about Hogan.

1. Vanilla Ice 2. Master P 3. Any of the Braveharts aside from Nas 4. Bizaarr from D12 5. Snow if he counts

1. Nas 2. Xzibit 3. NWA 4. Eminem 5. Scarface

Funniest. Thread. Ever

April 21, 1997 The Sultan def. Ahmed Johnson by DQ Bret Hart NC Steve Austin in a Street Fight Tiger Ali Singh def. Salvatore Sincere Rockabilly def. Jesse James The Undertaker def. Hunter Hearst Helmsley by DQ BEST. RAW. EVER

Midwest Region 5 Kenta Kobashi 2 Chris Jericho West Region 1 AJ Styles 3 Matt Hardy South Region 1 Kurt Angle 2 Christopher Daniels East Region 1 Eddy Guerrero 2 Rey Misterio Jr.

Itv can't be based on moeny or sales since Public enemy wouldn't be number 2.

Props for effort but honestly is there ANY chance Benoit won't win?

Without a Trace

I might bei nterested in some stuff. Do you have a wnat list to trade for?

I HAVE to disagree. The ME is a legit ****1/2 with the crowd giving it another 1/2* to make it a *****. Plus I aint Keith, this one of only 4 or 5 matches I'd ever give *****. And MrRant I should've PM'ed you about it, my bad there.

Well I look forward to your review Barron. And this is a must own show which is my favorite PPV ever. That's why I chose it first.