JustJoe2k5

Yes, they would do an angle that they wait 9 years to make money off of. Moron. Sorry, I must have missed that nine year period between the Fall of '97 and the Spring of '98. Jackass.

When you look at what the incident accomplished, it is tough to say it wasn't the best work in WWE history. In the final moments of that match: -Bret Hart lost the title belt, but wasn't "beaten" by Shawn Michaels in Canada. -Shawn Michaels won the title belt and became the second biggest heel in the company. -Vince McMahon became the one of the biggest heels in wrestling history and eventually built off this heat in his feud against Steve Austin. If the events that took place in Montreal were real, do you think: -Bret Hart would want to relive the event not once, but twice in WCW? -Shawn Michaels would continually comment about the incident? (Remember the "Kliq Curtain Call", that real moment has only been mentioned once since it happened) -Vince McMahon would continue to be an on-air character? If McMahon "screwed" Bret Hart simply because it was what was best for the business, wouldn't he just return to his regular role as announcer after the event? The fact that he built on the heat he garnered from this event makes me believe that the "Montreal Screwjob" was one giant work.

Would that extend to after the show when Bret broke monitors and threw announcer headsets into the crowd? Montreal was a work. The fact that we still talk about it means it is probably second only to Austin/McMahon in terms of great angles WWE has done. You honestly think the whole thing was one big work? The more I think about it and the more WWE references to it, the more I think that it was the biggest work in professional wrestling history.

Would that extend to after the show when Bret broke monitors and threw announcer headsets into the crowd? Montreal was a work. The fact that we still talk about it means it is probably second only to Austin/McMahon in terms of great angles WWE has done.

Another great match is Amazing Red vs. Low Ki from TNA's first or second show in the second arena they ran the weekly pay-per-views in. Their Ring of Honor match is talked about alot, but I felt their TNA match was just as good and it had a much better flow to it.

New talent? FBI and Roadkill are hardly new talent.. New to the WWE audience.

I am really tired of Edge in the main event scene.

Edge is pretty quick.

If WWE hadn't burned so many bridges with talent like the Dudley Boyz and Rhino, this new ECW would be alot better. As it is, the current fanbase WWE wants to appeal to is only familiar with guys like Rob Van Dam and haven't been given any type of reason to care about new talent like Roadkill and the F.B.I.

I like the re-signing of Frantisek Kaberle, very underrated player and probably one of my favorites on the 'Canes' roster.

I don't know. If I were San Jose, I think I would offer Nabokov ahead of Toskala. Toskala seems to have more left in the tank at this point.

I was entertained by it.

Mark Cuban could have a stake in the Penguins and you're happy about it?

The local media has reported that Michael Jordan really likes Brandon Roy and he could be the Bobcats' pick. It fills the biggest need on the roster, so I think it would be a good pick. Hopefully, Roy turns out a little better than the last prospect that Michael Jordan fell in love with.

I thought the storyline would be that some random ring-crew worker found Kane's mask shortly after he removed it in '03. The guy joked around and put the mask on, at which point the mask took him over. Kind of like the Jim Carrey movie, The Mask, once you put on the mask you turn into a completely different person. It would explain why Kane's mask was taunting him on the titantron and it would also explain where the hell the second Kane came from in the first place.

We have Kane vs. Randy Orton and John Cena vs. Rob Van Dam left.

He's probably lying down.

We need a Jason Sensation appearance.

This is some funny stuff.

It's obvious that Murdoch didn't get the "we want to be the New New Blackjacks" memo.

If I ever needed a reason to stick around and watch RAW, Brooke Hogan's video is it.

Edge can't leave yet, he is booked for the dark match after the show.

I was thinking more along the lines of Trent Acid, right down to the way he wears the title belt.

What can you say? North Carolina loves Carlito.

Melina = million dollar body with a ten cent face.