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Lance Storm announced on his official website StormWrestling.com that he has given notice to World Wrestling Entertainment and will be leaving the company in July when his current deal expires. Storm wrote, "Last week I gave my notice to WWE and we will be parting ways at the end of my current contract this July. The office and I are parting on great terms and will continue to keep in touch, as we are both open to the possibility of working together again in the future. I can’t thank WWE enough for everything it has afforded me over the past 4 years." Storm, who had been working as a trainer for Ohio Valley Wrestling in recent months but was still under a wrestler contract, noted that he made the decision to pull himself off the road completely and spend more time with his family. Storm noted he would be working the ECW One Night Stand PPV on 6/12, which looks to be his final WWE commitment. He then intends to open a wrestling school in his hometown of Calgary, Alberta Canada. Storm didn't bring up the subject of wrestling for TNA or on the independent level. If anyone is interested in information on his wrestling school, Storm can be contacted at [email protected].

Kurt was awesome back then. Kurt made that hilarious "interview" with The Rock then backed it up by beating his ass for the WWF Title.

According to PWTorch, the new booking committee will be headed up by Scott D'Amore, Jeremy Borash, & Bill Banks.

Bob Sparky Plugg looks awesome.

The match on the DVD is a successful title defense for HBK. I think the one voted MotY was the one where Jannetty won the title.

Cawthon's site. I didn't catch it before, but edits have been made.

The Stone Cold Truth. Released February 3rd, 2004. -- WCW Worldwide; June 3rd, 1991: "Stunning" Steve Austin vs. WCW World Television Champion "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton for the Championship -- WCW Clash of the Champions; June 13th, 1993: WCW/NWA Tag Team Champions The Hollywood Blondes ("Stunning" Steve Austin & "Flyin" Brian Pillman) vs. "Nature Boy" Ric Flair & "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson in a 2-out-of-3-falls Championship match -- ECW November 2 Remember 1995; November 18th, 1995: "Superstar" Steve Austin vs. ECW World Heavyweight Champion Mikey Whipwreck for the Championship -- WWF Monday Night RAW; December 18th, 1995: The Ringmaster vs. Scott Taylor -- WWF SummerSlam 1997; August 3rd, 1997: "Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. WWF Intercontinental Champion Owen Hart for the Championship in a "Kiss My Ass" match ===================== The History of the Intercontinental Title. Released January 25th, 2005. Re-release of an old 1993 Coliseum Video VHS tape. -- WWF Superstars; Sunday, April 11th, 1993: WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels vs. Crush for the Championship -- WWF Prime Time Wrestling; August 24th, 1992: WWF Intercontinental Champion Bret "Hitman" Hart vs. Skinner for the Championship -- WWF Monday Night RAW; July 19th, 1993: WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels vs. Marty Jannetty for the Championship -- WWF SummerSlam 1993; August 30th, 1993: WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels vs. Mr. Perfect for the Championship -- WWF Monday Night RAW; May 3rd, 1993: WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels vs. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan for the Championship ===================== The Rock: Just Bring It! Released October 1st, 2002. -- WWF No Way Out 2001; February 25th, 2001: The Rock vs. WWF Champion Kurt Angle for the Championship -- WWF Unforgiven 2001; September 23rd, 2001: WCW Champion The Rock vs. Booker T. & Shane McMahon in a Handicap Match for the Championship -- WWF RAW is WAR; August 6th, 2001: The Rock vs. Shane McMahon in a Street Fight -- WWF Monday Night RAW; September 24th, 2001: WCW Champion The Rock vs. WWF Hardcore Champion Rob Van Dam for the WCW Championship -- WWE Vengeance 2002; July 21st, 2002: The Rock vs. WWE Champion The Undertaker vs. Kurt Angle in a Triple Threat Match for the Championship ==================== Triple H: The Game. Released June 25th, 2002. -- WWF Royal Rumble 2000; January 23rd, 2000: WWF Champion Triple H vs. Cactus Jack in a Street Fight for the Championship -- NWA Wrestle War '89; May 7th, 1989: "Nature Boy" Ric Flair vs. NWA World Heavyweight Champion Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat for the Championship ==================== Triple H: That Damn Good. June 25th, 2002. -- WWF Armageddon 1999; December 12th, 1999: Triple H vs. Vince McMahon in a Street Fight -- WWF Royal Rumble 2000; January 23rd, 2000: WWF Champion Triple H vs. Cactus Jack in a Street Fight for the Championship -- WWF Fully Loaded 2000; July 23rd, 2000: Triple H vs. Chris Jericho in a Last Man Standing match -- WWF SummerSlam 2000; August 27th, 2000: Triple H vs. WWF Champion The Rock vs. Kurt Angle in a Triple Threat match for the Championship -- WWF No Way Out 2001; February 25th, 2001: Triple H vs. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in a 3 Stages of Hell match (Stage 1: Normal Wrestling Match, Stage 2: Street Fight, Stage 3: Cage Match) -- WWF WrestleMania X8; March 17th, 2002: Triple H vs. WWF Champion Chris Jericho for the Championship

I read the name wrong and thought this was about Romeo from the Heart Throbs.

Vince Russo needs to come back. Russo > Steph

A shame. That man was responsible for the best year in WWF/E history, 2000.

I just wish Flair would quit wetting his hair. It makes him look real bad.

Vince McMahon should personally induct Bret Hart. That would be surreal.

Raw drew a 4.1 rating last night with a wrestling-heavy show. -- Meltzer

IMDB is the same website that said Stephanie McMahon and Howard Finkel were married and had three children. And Trivia247, isn't 911 dead?

Diva Dance Party? What. The. Fuck.

http://forums.thesmartmarks.com/index.php?...=69591 You're late.

Actually, according to the Vengeance poster, he is in the main event of the next RAW PPV. The winner of the tournament will probably get the title shot on RAW or something.

No Bad Blood this year due to ECW One Night Stand. Next RAW PPV is all the way until June (Vengeance).

At the PPV, they did show Lita gazing at the monitor with a grin on her face after Edge beat Benoit.

Booker's going to team with Ivory now? Haha. You just gave WWE Creative a new idea.

That's so fucking sad. That guy really busted his ass to clean his life up. And to die of a fluke thing like a staph infection is unbelievable. This one hit me hard when I read it. It would have been like William Regal or Eddie Guerrero dying right after they cleaned up. God Bless Tammy, that poor woman.

Sable was on that show Relic Hunter.

Haha, Russo vs. Flair. I saw that match live in Atlanta at Philips Arena.

About late-May. Bill Behrens will be running it. And essentially at first, it'll be what NWA Wildside is now.

Undertaker vs. John Cena from Vengeance 2003 was a surprisingly great match and is DVD worthy.