Bored

The Gobbeldy Gooker.

Maybe they'll have Undertaker ressurrect Dino Bravo, Rick Rude, Davey Boy Smith, and Owen Hart...then it'll be entertaining!

Whatever...sure it'd be boring until the Unholy Union of Darkness where The Undertaker tries to sacrifice Stephanie...oh wait they already did that. But but this time he succeeds! What a show!

And then Vampiro does a blood bath on all of them and lights Sting on fire.

*resists urge to make Jericho/Goldberg Oven Match joke* whoops!

That's GOLD~ but they should have had Animal be a surprise entry in the HHH/Sid/Goldberg/Cheetum the Evil Midget match...or maybe I'm getting ahead of myself.

And then Sid drives a hummer into a HHH's limo and says "It was me all along!". Sid then attacks with a squeege.

No the Macho Man tried to run him over because Goldberg framed Luger to kill Elizabeth for Lex retiring Goldberg in WCW. If someone drives a white hummer into the ring during the IC battle royal I'll markout.

Oh and not to turn this into a prediction thread as I'm sure one will be created but with the Goldberg/HHH match being pushed back to SummerSlam I prediciting now we'll get a screw job ending in the HHH/Nash match thus giving us...HHH/Nash II at Bad Blood. Joy!

You know with a card like this I won't be surprised if we're only about a year away from seeing the end of monthly PPVs because the next few up until SummerSlam might bring WCW-like buyrates. May end up going the Clash of the Champions rout, of course calling it something else...maybe bringing back Saturday Night's Main Event. Even though the card may suck I'd still watch it on free t.v. but not as a PPV.

Even if the Spurs win this series I don't know if they can be considered a 100% lock to win it all if they are gonna have meltdowns like this in the 4th quarter in about every game. They just play to lose come the 4th quarter.

Oh and now just noticed that Chavo was injured in his match on Velocity. If he can't go at JD and they have to cancel the Ladder match they are FUCKED.

I surprised no one has pointed out that there are FOUR matches in a two hour show. Now granted three of them should be pretty good but that is just inexcusible.

Okay this guy was right: The Goldberg vs. Chris Jericho match that was originally scheduled for Judgment Day looks to have been pushed back to Bad Blood in June. Bad Blood will, of course, be the first RAW-only PPV. This raises a lot of questions since Bad Blood was originally thought to be headlined by a Goldberg vs. Triple H match. It seems as if WWE is trying to keep Goldberg from being exposed and thus they are keeping his TV time and matches limited. Credit: PWTorch.com Makes you wonder why they didn't just push the Goldberg/Christian match to JD. Not that I'd WANT a Goldberg squash on a PPV card but damn if your going to pay him that much money you might as well give him a match on a freakin' PPV. Oh and I guess my HHH/Lesnar scenerio now goes out the window...just as well.

Ummm think you misread the topic. Its not the player who did the most with the least talent around him.

Easy they'll say Philly fans always boo the faces. At any rate this practice is nothing new to confiscate signs that are anit-face or pro-heel so its nothing to get too worked up about.

Oh don't worry about the split, HHH is gonig to Smackdown to reunite with Steph on cam since they will be getting married in October....but I've already Bored people enough with this scenerio.

Well I found it funny with Booker T because you probalby couldn't find thee people to call him a good worker either. When someone is mentioned so many times (as well as Storm) as being overrated well then they are no longer overrated, same if someone who everyone thinks is underrated.

Hands down Derrick Coleman. He could have been the greatest power forward ever.

Errr uh with no source I still say its going to be HHH/Lesnar.

Up until the last couple of weeks where he's shown some decent personality, I felt Brian "Spany" Kendrick was about the most overhyped wrestler by smarks. I kept hearing how great this guy Spanky was on the indy scene and since he's debuted I've just found him to be an extremly annoying babyface and was underwhelmed by his workrate. Oh and on the subject Booker T, him and RVD (who I'm surprised hasn't been really mentioned) are neither that great of workers or that great on the mic but they both have a certain charisma about them that makes them entertaining and gets them over.

Oh and for the Hurricane, and I've made this point before, he's getting the classic Jeff Hardy push. Keep hyping as a major player and giving him high profile matches just to have do job after job. Let's just hope Shane don't turn into a freak like Jeff. Oh and to add...forget "why did Hurricane job to Flair?", here's the better question...WTF was the point of HHH coming out and Pedigreeing Hurricane after the match? THAT made even less sense.

Ummm actually the crowd was DEAD the entire match. They got a nice nostalgia pop and then everyone realized "oh wait they are actually gonna wrestle...well fuck this their O.L.D." Oh and all I wanna know is...WHO HIT GOLDBERG'S LIMO? Come on people aren't you intrigued? Could it be Bischoff? Christian? HHH? Nash? Jericho? Rikishi? Hogan? Sting? Macho Man? Vince Russo? WHO DUNNIT?

Taking over for tank abbott and I don't care if its Monday! Let's see 8 matches in 2000, 7 in 2001, 5 in 2002. Aw yes progress. May 11, 2000 T&A def. The Dudley Boyz Chris Benoit def. The Godfather; IC Title Match Dean Malenko def. Chyna; LHW Title Match Edge & Christian, & Kurt Angle def. The Hardy Boyz & Chris Jericho Crash Holly def. The British Bulldog to win the Hardcore Title The Dudley Boyz def. The Big Show in a handicap tables match Eddy Guerrero def. Perry Saturn; European Title Match D-Generation X def. Too Cool & Rikishi in a tag team elimination match May 17, 2001 The Hardy Boyz & Eddie Guerrero def. The Radicalz & Jerry Lynn Bradshaw def. The Big Show Chris Benoit & Rikishi def. Kurt Angle & William Regal Chyna def. Ivory & Molly Holly in a handicap match Edge def. Chris Jericho Hardcore Holly def. Spike Dudley The Undertaker def. Triple H by DQ in a No Holds Barred Match May 16, 2002 The Big Valbowski & Randy Orton def. Lance Storm & Hardcore Holly Rev. D-Von def. Maven Rikishi def. Rico The Hurricane def. Billy Kidman and Tajiri (pinned) in a Triple Threat Match to win the Cruiserweight Title Chris Jericho & Kurt Angle def. Triple H & Edge

Well I looked at the recap of the match and I guess you could call it a no contest but Austin distracted Taker on the big screen and HHH hit Taker with a chain and that was the end of the match. Why he couldn't just pin him I don't know which makes you wonder why they bothered booking it as a NHB match.