Betty Houle

He actually calls Foley a human stuntman. Ah! I see, he's a human stuntman as opposed to...?

Luger definitely shouldn't have won the belt at GAB '88. It was too early and the bs finish just made him look like an even more credible challenger and they drew really well with that feud over the months that followed. Luger probably should have won at Starrcade '88 however (even though they would have screwed up his title reign).

Nobody asked but I believe the Fuji-Heenan match was set up on the previous house show when the Orient Express wrestled Haku & the Barbarian.

Top 5 Twilight Zone episodes with Jack Klugman 1. A Game of Pool 2. A Passage for Trumpet 3. In Praise of Pip 4. Death Ship 5. ....................

I think Edge wrote his.

Foley does talk about it in his first book so it certainly appears to be true. I believe it. I don't, however, believe that Mero was so bad that even Foley's wife could see how bad a program with him would be, as Foley also claims in his book.

Surprisingly great movie. They changed some minor things but it's probably the best adaptation of a Elmore book.

Ok, that was some funny shit! The montage of Steiner's strange noises should be done with Lex Luger. I love when Luger makes a noise for everything: every punch he throws and every move he sells. Genius.

My favorites: Bobby Heenan Ricky Steamboat Bret Hart Raven Bill Watts guilty pleasure: Lex Luger

Ok, that was some funny shit!

It was not his only clean job in the promotion. It wasn't even his first. He was pinned cleanly by Snuka a few times in their feud in the 80's (I have at least two on tape) and he was pinned cleanly by Mr. Perfect several times in late 1990/early 1991. In later years I believe he was pinned cleanly by Mr. America at Judgment Day 2003, too.

I was there live, so I saw it. Well, at the 10/6/97 RAW (the night after Brian Pillman's death), they taped Shotgun Saturday Night beforehand. There was a match, with "Rockabilly" (with Honky Tonk) vs. some jobber. Before the match could start, Road Dogg walks out with a mic and berates Billy for dressing like an idiot and having Honky as his manager. Eventually Billy KO's Honky with the guitar and leaves with Road Dogg. From then on they were a team. "I smell money!"

Indiana Jones 4 and new Narnia film in the same month??? Holy shee-it!

While this is mostly true, I believe Backlund did work for the AWA. He may have worked for the NWA as well. He was pretty much a flop and was out of wrestling before you knew it.

That was the commercial that came the closest to not sucking. My husband liked the godaddy.com commercial but I'm guessing that's because it had women with big tits stuffed into tight shirts.

The game was decent. It was great to see Manning, Dungy, Harrison, and the rest of the Colts win. Grossman choked. Nantz and Sims are the shits. Prince was great. And my SuperBowl Sunday cooking was great. The commercials sucked. Big time suckage. I don't remember even seeing a movie commercial of interest.

I think it had more to do with Bruno wanting a cut-back schedule than with the WWWF wanting a new top babyface.

I did at the time. The only reason Orton should have won (in my opinion) is to set up for a really big rematch where Hogan won. And, at the time, I thought they would have something better for Hogan at WM.

Looking back, maybe Orton should have defeated Hogan because of his knee injury at this last SummerSlam. That way they could have Hogan-Orton II at Wrestlemania with Hogan getting his revenge after six months of build-up. That's certainly more interesting than the alternative with Hogan.

My picks in bold: Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart, 3/23/97, WrestleMania 13, "I Quit" match OR Rocky Maivia vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley, 8/30/98, SummerSlam, Ladder match for IC Title Bret Hart vs. Davey Boy Smith, 12/17/95, In Your House #5, WWF Title OR Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair, 4/5/92, WrestleMania VIII, WWF Title Ten Man Tag, Canadian Stampede, 7/6/97 OR Undertaker vs. Mankind, 6/28/98, King of the Ring, Hell in a Cell Royal Rumble, 1/19/92, Royal Rumble, Winner gets WWF Title OR Bret Hart vs. Roddy Piper, 4/5/92, WrestleMania VIII, IC Title Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart, 3/20/94, WrestleMania X OR Steve Austin/Shawn Michaels vs. Owen Hart/Davey Boy Smith, 5/26/97, Monday Night RAW, Tag Team Titles Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon, 8/27/95, SummerSlam, Ladder match for IC Title OR Owen Hart vs. Davey Boy Smith, 3/1/97, Monday Night RAW, European Title Tournament Final Randy Savage vs. Ultimate Warrior, 3/24/91, WrestleMania VII, Retirement match OR The Rock vs. Mankind, 1/24/99, Royal Rumble, "I Quit" match for WWF Title Bret Hart vs. Curt Hennig, 6/13/93, King of the Ring, KOTR Tournament Semifinals OR Bret & Owen Hart vs. Steiner Brothers, 1/11/94, Wrestlefest 1994 Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind, 6/22/96, Mind Games, WWF Title OR Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels, 11/25/92, Survivor Series, WWF Title Steve Austin vs. Dude Love, 5/31/98, Over the Edge, No CO/No DQ for WWF Title OR Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart, 3/31/96, WrestleMania XII, Iron Man match for WWF Title Bret Hart vs. Davey Boy Smith, 8/29/92, SummerSlam, IC Title OR Bret Hart vs. Undertaker vs. Steve Austin vs. Vader, 2/16/97, Final Four, WWF Title Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon, 3/20/94, WrestleMania X, Ladder Match for IC Title OR Diesel vs. Bret Hart, 11/20/95, Survivor Series, NO CO/No DQ for WWF Title Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels, 10/5/97, Badd Blood, Hell in a Cell OR The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge/Christian, 10/17/99, No Mercy, Ladder Match Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart, 8/29/94, SummerSlam, Cage Match for WWF Title OR Bret Hart vs. Curt Hennig, 8/26/91, SummerSlam, IC Title Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin, 11/17/96, Survivor Series OR Diesel/Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon/1-2-3 Kid, 10/30/94, Action Zone, WWF Tag Titles Shawn Michaels vs. Jeff Jarrett, 7/23/95, In Your House #2, IC Title OR Shawn Michaels vs. Diesel, 4/28/96, Good Friends/Better Enemies, No CO/No DQ for WWF Title

I really got into wrestling big-time in late 1985/early 1986. My favorites from that time period were: Randy Savage (my favorite wrestler from 1985-1994) Ricky Steamboat Jake Roberts The Bulldogs The Hart Foundation Hulk Hogan Bobby Heenan

That looked really bad. Not as bad as the angle itself!

My favorites: 1989, 1992, 2001. Least favorite: 1999. I'm not very fond of 1991 but I like the undercard a lot.

What is it with Savage and Royal Rumbles? He ALWAYS does horribly. In 1992 he made the Final 4 but got maybe 3 offensive moves in during his entire time in the ring. He was the last man eliminated in the 1993 Rumble so he hardly ALWAYS does horribly (Granted he was the 30th man in but still...)

I'm late posting on this thread but WHAT A FUCKIN' GAME! I almost left the bar when the Patriots were up 21-3. I thought that I would have to skip the SuperBowl this year. Thankfully my husband stopped me and I saw the remaining 2+ quarters. WOW. What an emotional rollercoaster of a game! Peyton played one Hell of a game and the Colts D were poor at times but came through in some key moments. YAY! Brady lost the game for them on that last drive! YAY!