JustJoe2k5

Early on, the X-Division title was treated as a somewhat more important title than the World title. Rightfully so, it was something that set TNA apart from WWE and people liked it.

I actually enjoy his deathmatch work more than I do his one-on-one work. In '03, his deathmatches against Balls Mahoney and J.C. Bailey were two of the best from the KOTDM show.

Joe shouldn't have even had to handle it. Strong had no business going back out to confront the fan.

I'm thinking we need a Congressional Hearing on the poor state of officiating in professional sports this year. All of the senators can reminisce about past officials they enjoyed watching officiate.

I don't understand how they let this guy stay around after the initial altercation with Aries/Strong. Did they do it specifically so Joe could come beat him up? Sounds like the kid was forgiving after Joe was done with him, and yet security decides to escort him out of the building then instead of when he was causing problems. Seems rather unprofessional to me and the whole episode could've been easily avoided.

Hopefully Spike won't expect too much from this special. They need to let TNA do this fairly often and not pull the plug after one less-than-stellar showing. I really hope TNA does something special for this show, this would be a perfect time to put the X-Division in the spotlight for everyone to see.

There are alot of things Ian Rotten shouldn't be doing inside a wrestling ring...wrestling being the biggest thing. I wouldn't be surprised to see that main event tag team match be changed to a tables match, it just seems to be the perfect stipulation.

I think Colt Cabana works in Ring of Honor because their is talent there that he can work and do his comedy-style throughout the match, whereas in WWE he wouldn't have enough time to do any comedy between getting his ass kicked by Hardcore Holly. And I think the "Ugh, kinda sounds like TNA" comment was directed towards the Steve Corino attack at WWE. Not the entire show in general.

Wow, never heard of getting a bad grade for going over the alotted time. Granted, I'm someone who is usually done with my presentation atleast a minute before it should be. Good to see everything went well, did the other students in your class seem interested in it?

That Samoa Joe, he is such a respectful leader. I can't understand someone getting bent out of shape by someone saying wrestling is fake, did someone not clue Joe in that professional wrestling is indeed fake. And calling the kid a "faggot" while your choking him, just makes yourself look even more like a little bitch.

My guess is they'll address the feud with Randy Savage in the feature itself. Since the feud was more about everything happening outside of the ring, including a match would be rather pointless.

Considering his first two DVDs were pretty crappy in terms of matches, I think a new DVD would be warranted. His first DVD had his match against Cactus Jack from '00, his first match ever, and Flair/Steamboat from WrestleWar'89. His second DVD was just a collection of matches from '00-'01. If we could get a DVD that highlights his entrance into the company and early feud with Mick Foley, his time with DX from '97-'98, his move up the ladder in '99-'00 with his feud against The Rock, and all the great matches he put on from '00-'01. I would definitely pay to see it.

How about Bob Uecker, you knew he didn't want to be there but he still did a pretty good job sitting in with Monsoon and Ventura at WrestleMania 3, 4, and maybe 5.

Even worse, the no-show who was suspected to be Steve Austin. They never said who was supposed to actually be at that spot.

Here's a question, if we have a Astros/White Sox World Series, how will the officials determine who to be biased to?

I don't care what the traditionalists say, baseball needs instant replay. Even if they just brought it in for the postseason, some of these calls are unbelievable.

Kind of strange that Matt Hardy's "darkside" is going to debut on probably the most upbeat segment of Smackdown (Christian's Peep Show). I wonder if Christian will ask him various questions and Matt Hardy will just remain silent and stare into space.

Didn't the injury occur prior to the match? I know landing on the casket is what led to his brief retirement, but I thought he reinjured a previous injury.

I would say Vince McMahon/Jim Ross/Jerry Lawler from WrestleMania 13, McMahon and Lawler pretty much dominated the commentary and you could tell that Ross was getting upset at some points throughout the night.

It could happen, but it won't. MLB has everything they can handle with the steroid controversy, fixing the postseason would pretty much turn every fan against them.

Where exactly did they take him out to if he was still able to get in contact with anyone in the building?

By list of people WWE killed, did it mean careers or actual lives (Owen Hart, etc.)? If it's lives, that is going just a little bit too far. And what exactly does Corino have to do with Punk? I doubt WWE would let Punk come back to do an extended feud or anything.

Why didn't anybody escort the kid out of the building immediately following the altercation with Austin Aries? That would have saved everyone from going through the embarrassing ordeal and would have kept Samoa Joe from making himself look like a jackass.

Maybe it's the officials' contract years, they have to get as much playing-time as possible to insure their roster spots.

I always thought of Mel Kiper as the "draft expert", he is rarely around when they talk college football. Perhaps he was talking about the last time during the regular college season that a game took place involving four possible Heisman finalists.