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-America's Most Wanted vs. Dallas and Kid Kash (Their latest tag title win) -America's Most Wanted vs. Diamond and Swinger (Their best match) -America's Most Wanted vs. New Church (Their best match) -America's Most Wanted vs. The Naturals (Their best match) -America's Most Wanted vs. Triple X (One of their regular matches) -America's Most Wanted vs. Triple X (Cage match) -Chris Harris vs. James Storm (Anarchy in the Asylum show or the match that got them signed by TNA in the first place) -Chris Harris vs. Jeff Jarrett (Whenever it happened) They could easily make a good DVD from the stuff they have. Include highlights of their title runs, Chris Harris' singles run, and their feud with the New Church that was TNA's first "big" feud and you have a DVD easily worth a look.

Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho, Edge, Eugene, and Matt Hardy vs. Evolution and Kane in a War Games Elimination match.

Alex Shelley vs. Bobby Quance has been added to the 7/31 show. Havana Pitbulls vs. Los Maximos has been changed to Amazing Red and Los Maximos vs. the Thomaselli Brothers, and Trent Acid has taken Matt Martel's place in his match against Mike Modest.

If the diva search replaces the usual crappy women's match, then I'm all for it. Watching women in bikinis is alot better than watching women try to wrestle. I just pray we don't get "Sugar" Shane Helms with dancers and crap, we need Three Count!

Under that line of thinking all of those Chris Benoit vs. Kurt Angle "classics" were absolute shit.

Road to the Title: -A.J. Styles vs. Jerry Lynn -Amazing Red vs. Low Ki -A.J. Styles vs. Christopher Daniels Crowning A Champion: -Christopher Daniels vs. Doug Williams vs. Low Ki vs. Spanky Unscripted: -Michael Shane vs. Paul London All-Star Extravaganza: -Christopher Daniels, Donovan Morgan, and Samoa Joe vs. Doug Williams, Homicide, and Low Ki -A.J. Styles vs. Bryan Danielson

I liked in the Monday Night War DVD where Vince McMahon was saying "If you back me into a corner where I'll have to do something stupid I'll do something stupid, luckily it never got that far." Then they go into the Billionare Ted skits which was obviously the stupidest thing Vince could've done.

Yeah, my guess would be the Butterbean match was punishment for Bart Gunn screwing up WWE's plans for Steve Williams.

I deleted Kazaa Lite from my computer a few months ago and there would be over a million people on there at any time of the day, but the version I recently downloaded rarely has over 100,000 people online at any time of the day. I don't think it is the same version as the original I downloaded so if anyone can help me find the version with everyone on it I would really appreciate it.

Sabu vs. Super Dragon and Havana Pitbulls vs. Los Maximos have been added to 7/31. Alex Shelley, Roderick Strong, Ruckus, Sonjay Dutt, and the Thomaselli Brothers are also signed for the show. I'm guessing Alex Shelley and Roderick Strong vs. Thomaselli Brothers and Ruckus vs. Sonjay Dutt will be the final two matches on the card.

I respect both Bret Hart and Ric Flair, but it is kind of sad to see Bret Hart talk about Ric Flair's "routine" when everyone knows about Bret Hart's "Five Moves of Doom" that usually signal the end of his matches.

Austin Aries vs. Chris Hero and Matt Martel vs. Mike Modest have been signed for the 7/31 show, and Jay Lethal vs. Quiet Storm and Minnamino vs. Taiji Ishimori have been resigned for 7/31

Yeah, I personally think WCW was better in '99 than WWE, they had a few crappy storylines but you could still count on the cruiserweights, Chris Benoit, Dean Malenko, Raven, Perry Saturn, and even a few of the main eventers to put on good/great matches.

Yeah and he was very good in that, but in all of the regular matches I've seen he is very sloppy and can't even perform basic wrestling holds.

How about Chris Benoit vs. Dean Malenko from Hog Wild '96, didn't Hog Wild become Road Wild or did they change the month of the show with the name?

Can any of you guys give me some Jack Evans matches to check out? Everything I've seen from him has been sloppy and crap.

Can any of you guys give me some Jack Evans matches to check out? Everything I've seen from him has been sloppy and crap.

I'd say screw Hotstuff Hernandez and put Chris Hero in Teddy Hart's spot. Chris Hero vs. Homicide vs. Trent Acid=Awesome, Chris Hero vs. Homicide=Awesome, Chris Hero vs. Trent Acid=Awesome.

If I had to recommend any show for you it would be the Tango and Cash Tag Team Invitational tournament from earlier this year. So many great matches and a few "dream" matches, and a talent field that can't be beat. I believe they sold out of all their DVDs, but they are working to get more out soon.

So, the Dudley Boyz are faces again? I guess Paul Heyman will be taking another leave so they have no reason to be evil anymore.

Mankind vs. Shawn Michaels from Mind Games '96, I recently rewatched this match and I found myself glued to the screen.

Billy Kidman vs. Rey Mysterio Jr. from the 3/15/99 Monday Nitro, Blitzkrieg vs. Juventud Guerrera vs. Psychosis vs. Rey Mysterio Jr. from the 4/19/99 Monday Nitro, and Chris Benoit vs. Dean Malenko from the 9/13/99 Monday Nitro. Can anyone remind me how Chris Benoit and Perry Saturn became a team just a few months after Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko were battling Perry Saturn and Raven.

Maybe we'll get a Over the Edge '98 situation, with Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho, and Edge vs. Batista, Randy Orton, and Ric Flair. Like Chris Benoit pins Ric Flair and Triple H tells Eugene to make the match 2/3 Falls, Randy Orton uses a chair on Edge and Triple H teels Eugene to make the match No Disqualification, Batista attacks Chris Jericho outside of the ring and Triple H tells Eugene to make the match Falls Count Anywhere. Just show how much influence Triple H has over Eugene to add to the inevitable backstab. Kane vs. William Regal will probably be booked to, and possibly backfire with Matt Hardy interfering.

I'm guessing they'll go with Bryan Danielson vs. Doug Williams and finally deliver the third match in their series they've been talking about the past two years.

Altitude Sports & Entertainment (Altitude) -- Kroenke Sports Enterprises’ sports network -- and H2 Pro-Wrestling, today announced a multi-year telecast agreement to present H2 Vertigosm -- H2 Pro-Wrestling's new weekly programming on Altitude. Under the agreement, Altitude will televise new weekly content 52 weeks a year in addition to replays. H2 Vertigosm is the cutting edge action-packed 60 minute weekly pro-wrestling TV series featuring countless second and third generation wrestling superstars such as "Loose Cannon" Teddy Hart, Sabu, "Bulldog" Harry Smith as well as Chris Hero, "Shady Show" Jack Evans, and others from around the world in state-of-the-art aerial and submission pro wrestling combat with colorful personas to match their in-ring game. “This is exciting for H2 and its development as a TV license,” Court Bauer, H2 President stated. “KSE is a leader in the industry and Altitude Sports and Entertainment is a great partner for the H2 to showcase our new weekly TV series H2 Vertigosm on a national stage on satellite and regionally on most cable systems starting this fall.” H2 Pro-Wrestling was founded in 2004 by WGO Properties. Blending rap and rock music with a trendy nightclub setting for events, H2 Pro-Wrestling is the ultimate showcase for cutting edge wrestling, where you will see tomorrow's best wrestle, respect, player hate and beyond firsthand. Unleashing revolutionary aerial maneuvers to gritty hardcore battle to brilliant yet grueling technical displays - H2 is a true buffet of wrestling styles in highly competitive bouts, tagged as Pro Wrestling: Version 2.0. Further information on H2 Pro-Wrestling can be found at www.H2Wrestling.com The deal marks yet another programming agreement reached between Altitude and a regional/national organization since the creation of Altitude was announced in early February. Altitude is scheduled for debut in September 2004 on basic and/or expanded-basic cable and satellite channel (DirecTV and Dish Network) with programming from the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Mammoth, H2 Pro-Wrestling, Colorado Rapids, Colorado Springs Sky Sox, Colorado Eagles, Big Sky Conference and Air Force Academy, as well as other local and regional sports and entertainment programming. For more information on Altitude, visit: www.Altitude.TV. Those interested in TV licensing opportunities for H2 Vertigosm may contact: [email protected].