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Well, there's nothing stopping him from buying a ticket. I remember when Sable showed up in the front row on Nitro in June or July 1999. It was a few weeks after she quit the WWF and filed that sexual harassmant lawsuit against them. The WWF couldn't do anything since it was proven that she bought a ticket and that WCW didn't put her there. During the break, Eric Bischoff (who was doing commentary at the time for some reason) went over and said hello to her. WCW just chose to stick the camera on her when they came back from commercial to create a convenient buzz. And since this event won't come anywhere close to television and this is Tommy Dreamer we're talking about, I doubt WWE will bat an eyelash.

I've never understood people that rationalize what Benoit did, such as Chris Jericho, by saying, "Well, this was a totally different person who did this. Let's just remember the person before that weekend." What a bunch of bullshit. Do you think the Toffolonis want to just remember who he was before that weekend? Do you think their pain is eased by the fact that he was such a great wrestler? This guy murdered their daughter and grandson. To top it off, he didn't have the guts to face the music for what he did so he killed himself. They don't fucking care about his wrestling skills or how good a person he supposedly was before this.

http://www.atomfilms.com/film/go_sick_psycho.jsp This is an old thing John Cena did before joining WWE. A couple of practical jokers pretended to be auditioning for an action movie. They wanted to auditioners to act out a scene with a man named Brubaker (played by Cena) who is incredibly hyped out and acts like he wants to kill everyone in the room while screaming the entire time.

Indeed, Meltzer is saying that kid #2 is also going to be a girl.

Yeah, I think Flair is about 1-72 against Hogan. And the one win was a first blood match where Flair actually bled first but LIL' NAITCH refused to stop the match and made it a regular match. And of course, it took Arn Anderson and David Flair's taser for Flair to beat him.

You have to really be out of the loop to not know who Tim Duncan is.

Gayer than this Rey Mysterio?

I bet WrestleMania 30's HD feed is going to cost $100.

I don't know if you're aware of this, but WrestleMania is 5½ weeks away. And all that other stuff mentioned was meant to be implied. I figured everyone here to be intelligent enough to figure this stuff out about a 55-year-old man who hasn't wrestled in over 13 years and had to quit because of a severe neck injury. Not to mention that training or not, he would be gassed 5 minutes in. Steamboat vs. Flair was not realistic in 2003 when it was rumored for WM19, and it's no more realistic today.

Steamboat hasn't wrestled a match since September 1994 and he probably wouldn't be capable of putting on a match that Ric Flair deserves to be his last.

You make a lot of garbage topics. This is already being discussed in General.

The only reason his age is brought up is simply to talk about how much more his body can take. Nobody said anything about age causing his injuries. It's pretty obvious he's been on the gas. Quad tears and bicep tears are total steroid injuries.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida -- A Florida man convicted of killing a 6-year-old playmate when he was 12 is taking a plea deal in a pizza delivery robbery. Lionel Tate pleaded no contest Tuesday in Broward County Circuit Court to charges of robbing the pizza man in 2005. The robbery lead to a probation violation that landed the now 21-year-old Tate in prison for 30 years. The pizza robbery deal includes a 10-year prison sentence. But Tate attorney Jim Lewis said that sentence will run at the same time as his prison term for the probation violation. Tate was only 14 when he was sentenced to life in prison for the 1999 killing of 6-year-old Tiffany Eunick. Tate insisted that he wasn't trying to hurt Eunick and was instead only mimicking WWF wrestling moves he had seen on TV. That conviction was overturned on appeal and Tate got probation.

Rey was 20 when he started working for ECW and 21 when he started working for WCW.

As a way to say screw you to the very unresponsive crowd in Anaheim, WWE invoked the classic "card subject to change" and did not deliever on the locally advertised Triple H/Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Orton/Mr. Kennedy post-Raw tag match that was advertised.

They will never turn Cena heel because of the disaster of Stone Cold Steve Austin's heel turn in 2001.

This is the worst crowd since Raw 15.

Actually, it's the third time. At HBK vs. Orton at Survivor Series after HBK's return, Orton got DQed.

This rumor has been 100% shot down by an Eminem's publicist, Dennis Dennehy. This is what he had to say to TheCelebrityTruth.com.

That is the best fucking WWE shirt I've seen in a long time.

I used to do TSM's WON reports every week in 2004 and early 2005, so I know what's going on. I kept all my personal comments out of it because I knew people weren't coming here to see what I thought about what Meltzer was doing. If I had anything to say about any actual news bits, I just seperated it at the end or made a new reply containing it. Slapping it in the middle of the thing is really distracting.

No offense, but I really don't like your running commentary about how Meltzer reports stuff. Just give me the news and leave it at that. Thanks.

Matt vs. MVP in a World Title match at a WrestleMania would be a disaster.

Shawn Michaels may have been very immature, but goddamn if those weeks of him being immature wasn't more entertaining than the bland, religious HBK we have gotten since 2002.