Dobbs 3K

It's not state legislation, it's federal legislation.

The answer is simple...move everyone from Smackdown to RAW, and vice versa.

BTW, why the hell does it say "Subway" under my avatar now? What is that supposed to mean?

I'm actually not a Republican, FWIW. I pretty much hate our entire government at this point. They're all incompentent.

Any aficionado of the handlebared hurler is most agreeable to my personage.

Nitro really was in need of a character makeover, so I'm in favor of the name and appearance change. Yeah, his promo skills are still a bit weak, but overall I think he got his points across. He's not going to get better if he doesn't get mic time in front of an audience.

Well, yeah, losing an ace always sucks. Unfortunately, injuries and Ben Sheets aren't exactly unusual at this point.

Instead of vacating the title yet again and doing a battle royal, couldn't they just have Edge job the belt in relatively quick fashion? It would at least preserve the integrity of the belt somewhat.

Pretty sure Jim Herd planned on fazing Flair out of the main event scene. Depending on who you ask, he was supposed to job to Luger at GAB '91, or someone else. Herd also wanted him to have a character makeover of some kind.

My favorite team won last night. It was home run-ariffic. Tight race in the NL Central...the Brewers were crappy going into the AS break, but have won their last three. The Cubs have been winning like crazy though, so it's going to be interesting to see if any more moves get made, other than Kendall going to the Cubs yesterday. Brewers also called up Manny Parra yesterday, who pitched a no-hitter recently with AAA Nashville Sounds. Not sure if he'll be used as a starter or reliever, though.

Yeah, that's pretty much. "But the media is only telling you the bad in Iraq! What about all the good our troops are doing?" Yes, our troops are doing good things over there. That still doesn't negate dozens of people getting killed in a single incident.

On Clarence Mason...I specifically remember after a match on either RAW or Superstars, Bulldog got mad at Mason and fired him, which pissed off Owen Hart. This was before the formation of the Hart Foundation stable.

I can't believe TNA is still letting people into their shows for free. Shouldn't they be past that point?

I do think Morgan could be talented (didn't he ask for a release from WWE so he could improve in Japan?)...however, I don't really see what he would add to the already crowded TNA roster at this point. Maybe they are thinking of using him as an accomplice for Kurt Angle?

I would think so..."Psycho Sid" always sounded a bit corny, and they definitely wouldn't go back to calling him Sid Justice at this point.

Well, he was a main eventer in the final year or so of WCW, so a lot of people would probably still remember him, I'd think.

I think "Hitler" is buried underneath, below the sewer system.

Sting vs Vince would be rather pointless and stupid. Any of those feuds vs Cena, HBK, or Undertaker could probably draw a ton of money, though. I don't know...part of the special thing about Sting is that he's the one guy who has never wrestled in WWF/WWE. Even doing a one shot match would kind of diminish that uniqueness about him.

It would be nice if they could just do away with having Vince on as a regular character. He should be like Jack Tunney or Gorilla Monsoon in the WWF era, and only come out for really huge decisions or announcements, and not do too many angles anymore. Maybe ego-wise, he couldn't take it, but really, the character has been on TV for the better part of ten years (not counting his years as an announcer prior). If he really wants to move forward, it's time for some new kind of crutch for the writers.

Yeah, if Starrcade 97 had ended properly, it would have changed everyone's views on Sting and WCW. Heck, maybe WCW would still be around if Sting had just gone over cleanly after all that buildup.

The idea was to only have one world title on each show, until they quickly realized that the midcard guys needed more to do than argue over who spilled coffee on who, or who was getting a Japanese hairspray endorsement deal or whatever.

Paul London. Vince is still pissed about that smile.

Well, now I know what the soccer team in LA is called, so that's a start.

I doubt the other owners would allow it, frankly. I think I also remember Selig saying something about them not considering Cuban for ownership a while ago.

Brock was a real phenom, a word that gets way overused. Brock was legit, though. He could go in the ring, had a good presence, and had some great matches. I would love to see him back in WWE at some point.