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JBL tried to cut his way out of the top of the cage with the bolt cutters, but Big Show attacked and he dropped them.
Chokeslam from the top rope and its time for our yearly OMG THE RING BROKE! spot.
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JBL kicked out of the Chokeslam.
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Orlando Jordan and the Bashams out.
Orlando climbed the cage but stoppes at the wire, and the Bashams cut some of the cage open and slipped boltculters to JBL.
Teddy Long came out and ejected all three.
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Did Big Show take blood thinners before the match?
He looks like he's bleeding red water.
By the way, the crowd is completely dead.
Probably took some Aspirin or something.
Has the crowd been hot for anything the whole show?
They were pretty lively for Cena/Angle. And the opener. That's it.
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Heh, RVD chants from the crowd.
That's how bored they are.
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Did Big Show take blood thinners before the match?
He looks like he's bleeding red water.
By the way, the crowd is completely dead.
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When the hell was that grounds for a loss in a match?
I hate it when WWE makes up these fucking rules on the fly just for the sake of a finish. Like that one time Edge was disqualified for dropping Jericho on the top rope.
Meh...I was sort of sidetracked, but what happened? He couldn't get up after being down for 10 right? If so, that's grounds for losing...*points to the numerous Last man standing matches...it's the same thing in a regular match..
London and Akio were both being 10-counted, a cliche spot in every wrestling match. London got up at 9, which usually stops the process, but the ref counted 10 at Akio, and Akio was eliminated.
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Chavo wins by pinning London with his feet on the ropes.
2nd year in a row Chavo Guerrero has won the Cruiserweight Title at No Way Out.
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When the hell was that grounds for a loss in a match?
I hate it when WWE makes up these fucking rules on the fly just for the sake of a finish. Like that one time Edge was disqualified for dropping Jericho on the top rope.
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Only 42 more days until Wres---the end of JBL's title reign.
Heidenreich vs. Booker T, next.
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I can't even access the voting page.
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Yeah, I'm sure the announcement of online voting really made the live audience feel great.
WM21 Pulp Fiction commercial playing now.
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The crowd is so dead for this.
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Yay, time for Part 1 of the worthless Diva bullshit.
Hosted by Torrie Wilson and her step-mother Dawn Marie.
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...then Rey handed him the other belt, Eddie hits Doug, wins.
Rey Mysterio & Eddie Guerrero, your NEW WWE Tag Team Champions.
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Eddie was going to use the belt, but Rey stopped him and yelled at him.
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This is old news. Bruno's been turning down the Hall of Fame since it started in 1993.
Bruno hates Vince, Jr. because he screwed him over on some payments during his run as a commentator in the late-80s and he later found out Vince, Sr. screwed him out of some money too.
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i love how Douglas would always bitch and holler about all the preferential treatment guys like Flair, Michaels and Nash got, but didn't seem to mind when he got the same treatment in ECW. (good example: his yearish-long title reign despite being injured though most of it.)
That was more of an issue of Paul Heyman not wanting to break the lineage of the ECW Title than it was a preferrential treatment of Shane Douglas. Heyman would have let anyone in that situation do that.
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The Filthy Animals were heels during the New Blood vs. Millionaire's Club feud, which I guess made Rey a heel by defauly since he did take part in a beating on Hulk Hogan once.
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Watch the ECW DVD. Paul Heyman says they were pumping so much power through the little junky ECW Arena, that a transistor blew 13 seconds after the PPV went off the air.
I think after that, WWE running any kind of live televised show from there is out of the question.
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It's not Diesel's fault.
It was the booking team.
Diesel was crazy over as he broke away from Shawn and turned face. They decided to try the "big dominating champion" run. Was it successful?
I'd say "partly"...obviously he wasn't drawing huge, but was anyone then?
Tag team/midcard HBK HEEL as world champ? Not ready.
Bret as World Champ? Just DID that. Obviously they decided to change things up.
Backlund drawing? Uh...no.
Taker as champ then? C'mon, Taker was a poor champion even when business was booming.
I understand your point. Diesel's reign wasn't great. But don't blame him like he was booking the title into his hands...now THAT would kill a company if Nash ever had the book and decided to put himself over the big stars...
UTSU, how can anybody say that Backlund as champ didn't draw, since he held the belt for, what, 3 days?
-=Mike
On the same token, I don't know how anyone could defend putting the belt on Diesel for being crazy over after turning on Shawn, because he won the belt only 3 days after he turned face.
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JBL would beat Diesel's reign if he held the title until June 22nd, 2005. That would be 359 days.
For the record, I went to the trouble of calculating all the World Title reigns:
Triple H
-- December 15th, 2002 to September 21st, 2003 = 280 Days
Chris Benoit
-- March 14th, 2004 to August 15th, 2004 = 154 Days
Triple H
-- December 14th, 2003 to March 14th, 2004 = 91 Days
Triple H
-- September 12th, 2004 to December 6th, 2004 = 85 Days
Goldberg
-- September 21st, 2003 to December 14th, 2003 = 84 Days
Triple H
-- September 2nd, 2002 to November 17th, 2002 = 76 Days
Shawn Michaels
-- November 17th, 2002 to December 15th, 2002 = 28 Days
Randy Orton
-- August 15th, 2004 to September 12th, 2004 = 28 Days
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John Bradshaw Layfield has now become the second-longest longest reigning WWE Champion since the 358 day WWE Championship reign of Diesel from November 26th, 1994 to November 19th, 1995. As of February 14th, JBL has now surpassed Shawn Michaels' original title reign of 231 days from March 31st, 1996 to November 17th, 1996.
JBL will begin his 8th month as WWE Champion on February 27th, considering he retains the championship at No Way Out in the Barbed Wire Steel Cage match against The Big Show, which he will more than likely do barring a complete booking 180.
Assuming JBL holds on to the title until WrestleMania 21 on April 3rd where he is likely to drop the title to John Cena, here is where JBL's reign would rank among WWE Title reigns since Diesel's.
Diesel
-- November 26th, 1994 to November 19th, 1995 = 358 days
John Bradshaw Layfield
-- June 28th, 2004 to April 3rd, 2005 = 279 days
Shawn Michaels
-- March 31st, 1996 to November 17th, 1996 = 231 days
Stone Cold Steve Austin
-- April 1st, 2001 to September 23rd, 2001 = 175 Days
Brock Lesnar
-- September 16th, 2003 to February 15th, 2004 = 152 Days
Shawn Michaels
-- November 9th, 1997 to March 29th, 1998 = 141 Days
Eddie Guerrero
-- February 15th, 2004 to June 28th, 2004 = 134 Days
Bret Hart
-- November 19th, 1995 to March 31st, 1996 = 133 Days
The Undertaker
-- March 23rd, 1997 to August 3rd, 1997 = 133 Days
Kurt Angle
-- October 22nd, 2000 to February 25th, 2001 = 126 Days
The Rock
-- June 25th, 2000 to October 22nd, 2000 = 119 Days
Brock Lesnar
-- March 30th, 2003 to July 27th, 2003 = 119 Days
Triple H
-- January 3rd, 2000 to April 30th, 2000 = 118 Days
Kurt Angle
-- December 15th, 2002 to March 30th, 2003 = 105 Days
Chris Jericho
-- December 9th, 2001 to March 17th, 2002 = 99 Days
Bret Hart
-- August 3rd, 1997 to November 9th, 1997 = 98 Days
Stone Cold Steve Austin
-- March 29th, 1998 to June 28th, 1998 = 91 Days
Stone Cold Steve Austin
-- June 29th, 1998 to September 27th, 1998 = 90 Days
Brock Lesnar
-- August 25th, 2002 to November 17th, 2002 = 84 Days
Sid
-- November 17th, 1996 to January 19th, 1997 = 63 Days
The Undertaker
-- May 19th, 2002 to July 21st, 2002 = 63 Days
Stone Cold Steve Austin
-- October 8th, 2001 to December 9th, 2001 = 62 Days
Stone Cold Steve Austin
-- March 28th, 1999 to May 23rd, 1999 = 57 Days
Stone Cold Steve Austin
-- June 28th, 1999 to August 22nd 1999 = 55 Days
Kurt Angle
-- July 27th, 2003 to September 16th, 2003 = 51 Days
The Big Show
-- November 14th, 1999 to January 3rd, 2000 = 50 Days
Triple H
-- September 26th, 1999 to November 14th, 1999 = 49 Days
The Rock
-- November 15th, 1998 to December 29th, 1998 = 44 Days
The Rock
-- February 15th, 1999 to March 28th, 1999 = 41 Days
The Undertaker
-- May 23rd, 1999 to June 28th, 1999 = 36 Days
Triple H
-- May 21st, 2000 to June 25th, 2000 = 35 Days
The Rock
-- February 25th, 2001 to April 1st, 2001 = 35 Days
Triple H
-- March 17th, 2002 to April 21st, 2002 = 35 Days
The Rock
-- July 21st, 2002 to August 25th, 2002 = 35 Days
Sid
-- February 17th, 1997 to March 23rd, 1997 = 34 Days
The Big Show
-- November 17th, 2002 to December 15th, 2002 = 29 Days
Hulk Hogan
-- April 21st, 2002 to May 19th, 2002 = 28 Days
Mankind
-- December 29th, 1998 to January 24th, 1999 = 26 Days
Shawn Michaels
-- January 19th, 1997 to February 13th, 1997 = 25 Days
Triple H
-- August 23rd, 1999 to September 14th, 1999 = 22 Days
The Rock
-- April 30th, 2000 to May 21st, 2000 = 21 Days
Mankind
-- January 26th, 1999 to February 15th, 1999 = 20 Days
Kurt Angle
-- September 23rd, 2001 to October 8th, 2001 = 15 Days
Vince McMahon
-- September 14th, 1999 to September 20th, 1999 = 6 Days
The Rock
-- January 24th, 1999 to January 26th, 1999 = 2 Days
Bret Hart
-- February 16th, 1997 to February 17th, 1997 = 1 Day
Kane
-- June 27th, 1998 to June 28th, 1998 = 1 Day
Mankind
-- August 22nd, 1999 to August 23rd, 1999 = 1 Day
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Wrestling in Atlantis?
I'd go.
The OAO SmackDown!'s No Way Out Thread
in The WWE Folder
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JBL wins because he hit the floor?