TheOriginalOrangeGoblin

Aggregate workrate: -*** Match sucked but it had good workers for the most part. Sting, Steiners, Vader and Foley were good.

If you don't mind adding then it'd be great. your tape was completed today btw.

Where'd the 1.4% of non-jobberdom come from?

Ok. I finished the tape today too.

The man is a genius. He can use ANYTHING to get himself over.

You don't find Bret/Owen or Magnum/Tully awesome?

Nah just the guy I was buying it from decided to sell on Ebay instead. I've been ripped off once for 38$ though. Anyways tape is nearly complete. So as soon the money arrives, tape will be on the way the very next day.

Damn you getting that game! Here in Calgary we only have the Edmonton game on TV. Bah you're still lucky. Here in Ottawa we only get Sens games, leaving the Leafs in our city(like myself) out in the cold.

You expected different? Not really. I just made the mistake of applying logic. PS: That Johnny Cochrane remark still rules. YES COACH~!

Why in the fuck can Austin even make matches?! Can't Long just overrule him. Fuck this, now Teddy is Austin's bitch.

Lawler goes over...Mark Henry?!

I don't watch NCAA, did Oklahoma lose yesterday?

Teddy Long is GOLD Jerry, GOLD!

LMAO @ Johnny Cochrane. This could be entertaining.

So what is the best match ever which featured a cage. This includes possible contenders such as Bret/Owen, Magnum/Tully, Wargames 1, Wargames 92, HBK/Taker etc. Simple question, let's see the answers.

Ironman - Benoit Ring clearer - Goldberg or Kane; but if he's in it, Taker

Never saw Vengeance so I picked the Rumble which was good.

Steve Martin & Nicholson are cleaning up the non-LOTR crowd.

Why are you surprised? R.Kelly's videos are on all music channels on heavy rotation. Hey, I fully admit to still being a fan of his music. I don't care what the tabloids or anyone says.

I'm sorry but comparing, probably, the biggest heel turn of the 90's to something seen by no more than maybe 3000 people is far fetched. Nonetheless interesting read.

I voted Amish Paradise but my fav is Rocky VIII: "Fat and weak what a disgrace, I guess the champ has gotten too lazy. Aint gonna fly now he's just taking up space, sold his gloves threw his eggs down the drain."

I'm happy for 50 Cent & R. Kelly since I like both those CD's, but most of all for Outkast. That's my pick for album of the year and hopefully it cleans up at the grammies.

Licence to Kill is SUCH an underrated movie. My 2nd favorite Bond movie and Davi is by far the most realistic Bond villain.

Hogan up there for me. He can make the simplest(ie. worst) match mean something throughs in match actions. Look at Hogan/Andre. And in his promos he knows how to convey whatever the point of the feud is perfectly. I mean look at his promos for Orndorff, Andre, Savage, etc. And as a heel(although his matches were putrid) he sure knew how to draw heat. Savage was also great at this. Especially in the feuds with Jake Roberts and Flair. The intensity and hatred he brought to those feuds is unmatched. And in all his matches(especially in the 80's) he had this look in his eye which always made it seem like it was real and he was legitemately fighting for his life. Most probably won't notice this but I have a few times. Plus he single handedly handed Warrior his best match and made people care.

How many of them are North American matches? Why does it matter where they're from? Just curious. I wanted to know if you thought any North American matches were better, since it's too easy to say that Lyger-Pegasus, Lyger-Sasuke, or Misawa-Kawada were all better. HBK/Razor was not even the best gimmick match of the year. Give me the Bret/Owen cage match over that anyday. Or Cactus & Payne/Nasty Boys. In 1995 I had Bret/Nash(slightly ahead of HBK/Razor 2) from SS pegged as WWF MOTY and yes I would rank both of those ahead of HBK/Razor too.