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If you miss a dropkick on your opponent, you'll instantly hurt yourself. If you hit your opponent with it, despite falling the same distance as if you missed it, you'll be 100%.

I was sorry that you dropped WCECW, but am glad to see your starting up the fantasy booking again. Can't wait to read your first entry.

Roddy Piper and Jimmy Snuka are at Raw,(according to Prowrestling.net), so they'll probably have something to do with Flair-Jericho.

Anytime they do that original ref gets knocked out, replacement ref comes down, original ref comes to, original ref counts one wrestler's shoulders down while replacement ref counts the other's. They then argue about who won the match while they take turns raising the hand of the wrestler they thought won.

-Renegade's initial push in WCW circa 1995. -WCW announcers trying to sell the fact that Hogan pushed The Giant off the arena roof to his death at Halloween Havoc '95.(Notice a pattern here?)

I guess they'll let any parent home school their kids, even if their kids know more than they do.

Anytime there is a competitive match between 2 wrestlers and a pin/submission comes out of nowhere, that person's theme music starts playing immediatley after the ref's hand hit the canvas for 3, or as soon as they signal for the bell.

A.J. Burnett

I remember buying an issue in 1994-95. I'm not sure, but I think it was a double issued combined with PWI. Anyways, I remember it praised Brutus Beefcake/Butcher for finally turning on Hogan. Pretty funny stuff.

Assuming Logan's even dead, as I don't believe they ever said one way or the other.

I'm betting Karen shows up later in the season, I mean "day", to claim his body. That's just a guess, though.

I was sorry to see Bill go, but he went in a blaze of glory(literally) Best boss CTU ever had.

This happened on Raw last night, but it's been done a ton of times in pro wrestling over the past several years to be fair.(Mostly during the boom era) Wrestler A has Wrestler B arrested for something or other. When the police have wrestler b in cuffs, wrestler a takes the opportunity to cheapshot wrestler b. Instead of arresting wrestler a for committing assault right in their presence, the cops just push wrestler a away and take wrestler b to jail. You don't have to be a criminal law major to see that doesn't make any sense.

There was some match in Japan I watched on youtube a few years back. I think one of the participants was Jushin Liger, but I'm not sure. Anyways, one of the wrestlers went to do a springboard something or other, slipped on the top rope and fell flat on his face. Without misssing a beat, the other wrestler pointed and laughed at the guy, then proceeded to hit a low dropkick right to his face. I thought it was awesome.

Lawler has never wrestled at a W.M. Somebody somewhere pointed out that Lawler himself brought this up on Raw a couple of weeks back. This certainly could be them planting the seeds for Jericho to face Lawler one on one at W.M., or for Lawler to be part of a Legends Gauntlet type match. I guess we'll find out soon enough.

They've been doing it like this for the past 2-3 years, IIRC.

Also added,(according to prowrestling.net); Mayrse vs Melina, and Jericho vs Kingston in a MITB Qualifier. Should be interesting to see how they handle The MITB Qualifier. Maybe a legend(s) cost Jericho the match, finally giving us who he'll be facing at W.M. Or not.

If you don't buy that then you could argue that Mr. McMahon was just really unpopular backstage and no one gave a crap about him. IIRC, I believe Vince ended up insulting all the police officers that were supposed to be protecting him, so they all just ended up leaving.

Anytime wrestlers held a super secret meeting where they were planning to attack another wrestler(s)/telling someone something they didn't want anyone to hear five feet away from the camera. Lita asking Stacy Keibler if she could keep a secret about Lita being prego during that whole Matt/Kane/Lita love triangle was the tops.

When Jeff Jarrett first came into The WWF and would go up against jobbers on Superstars, they would ALWAYS try some offensive move with the knee, end up missing it, then Jarrett would work over the injured knee to set up the figure four for the win.

The Mamalukes bringing Disco Inferno to meet the mob boss of the family, who turned out to be actor Chuck Zito.(Who played a similar role on HBO's prison drama "OZ")

Impact scored another 1.3 in the ratings last night. It drew it's largest average audience ever, and finished second in it's time slot in the basic cable ratings. Source; Prowrestling.net

I'm thinking it's what Juma has been using to get all these American Gov't. Workers to betray their country all along;-Diamonds from the mines of Africa.

I wonder if The V.P. is somehow in on the conspiracy, or he's just the second coming of Logan?(I.E.-has no balls.)