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Yah, I'd say Hoiberg is about as white as me and is worth nothing more than a 3-pointer once in a while when needed. Much like Stever Kerr was in Chicago for many years.

Yah that one definately was ugly, the folding of the wrestler after he delivered them was always a cool visual. 1-2-3 Kid was another one that he delivered a couple good ones on.

The only notable thing about this match was the Undertaker coming from under the ring for hte first time. I did think this period was an awesome one for Diesel's character, he really was quite a miserable bastard that I grew on me up until leaving in May for WCW. I didn't enjoy this title reign for Bret though, as like this match he just didn't seem to have any fire and the matches just seemed flat.

I've gotta say that I think Styles is overrated as well. Back in 98 when I first got to see ECW on tv I thought he was alright. However over the years his spiel just got old, you can only hear "OHHHHMY GOOOOOOOD" soo many times before you just feel like getting the mute button out. Catching those ECW dvds only helped me realize how much I really don't like him either.

Althought I can't remember one specific match I always thought Razor Ramon's weekend jobber matches were always devestating. Some of them were kept short and the Razors Edges always looked devestating, at least to me back then.

I HATED Schiavone, especially around the Mondy Night Wars era because he came across as nothing but a shill who didn't give a damn about the show. But looking back on it now I don't hate him like that since I realize he was just doing his job and that anyone of us would've done the same. It's actually amusing now looking back on those shows and just listening to his speaking as if his brain was in another universe. But his blantant no-selling of the Brains one liners is still something that saddens me, since it just shows how much of Heenan's career was wasted in WCW.

I've gotta agree with July 96 through December 96 is when WCW was at their absolute best. The shows were interesting and brought something new for the time, compared to the same ol stuff that was on Raw. Everything from the nWo to the cruiserweights, the way random stuff happened through the two hours just made it great. Once they got into the weekly formula at the beginnign of 97 is when the unpredictablility died and I stopped watching.

Damn, I remember when ICQ was the messenger everyone had like in 98-99, but I can't find one person who uses it anymore. At any rate,yah uninstall it completely and reinstall it. If that doesent help, the ou have some deeper issues to deal with.

I demand to know where FRED HOIBERG is at on this list! The man was such a phenom over the past couple of seasons in Chicago, propelling them to their total 30 wins over the past two years. Anyway as for this list I'd overall Kidd is the most complete player, but Pau Gasol is growing on me and Kirilinko is another damn good player.

Damn, Denver is pretty much owning the T'Wolves right now in this game. I think this is the pefect time for Minnesota to show that they have a second gear and take over the game like the Lakers always have over the past few years. But Denver is playing a hell of a game.

The match of the night to me was Rock/Rikishi, I thought the buildup for it and the beginning of the match had some great heat to it. But other than that match the event did fall flat and was pointless in the scheme of things. But hey...Triple H cheating death is always entertaining.

As soon as I saw Austin give the ticket to Goldberg on Raw last night....Eddie won the WWE title.

I second the getting rid of Lawler, he's just a complete waste at this point. Hearing his pathetic squealing throughout the show just reminds me how good he used to be. I hope Coachman keeps up the good work, he was damned good last night.

Wow....the rapper PROOF! Eh, whatever happen to the days of important celebs like Bob Ueker, dammit.

While I do think that HBK coming out to his old theme does seem a little out of place, I just can't see him coming out to any other theme. As he mentions on his DVD, it brings back a lot of good memories for him, so I can see in that respect why he still comes out to it. And at this point, whos to say how much longer he will be wrestling too.

Actually Terry Stotts right now is the last coach existing in the East from last season

This is great! I can't wait to watch Benoit get held down at Wrestlemania XX by Triple H. This is will be the most glorious moment in my life.

Work you s.o.b.

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If Eric Bischoff forcing himself on Linda McMahon doesn't equal a huge buyrate for SummerSlam, than I don't know what will. I like how when Linda was flipping through WWE magazine she stopped and turned the magazine sideways to look at the Lita centerfold. Then she referred to it as her personal belongings to Bischoff. The WWE magazine is just that damn important to her!

99 cent cheeseburgers!?! That's a rip. Whoppers are usually dollar here.

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Mike Helton and company makes up the rules as they go. Personally I don't give a shit about Spencer getting benched. He hasn't raced consistently well in a long LONG time. I'm glad NASCAR finally did suspend someone though. It was a travesty last week that they allowed Harvick to spin out Jeff Gordon without any punishment. They need to start pulling peoples scorecards when they blatantly wreck someone. Instead they pull the bullshit of calling someone to the "dreaded" big red trailer. All they say in there is to stop it or "else". My god! NASCAR waits until things get to the breaking point until they finally act and do something against the teams and drivers. They just need to make a strict set of driving rules for the sport. These guys aren't just driving at your local quarter mile tracks. They drive at deathly dangerous speeds and taking violence on to the track is like threatening someone with a knife. People get badly hurt or killed. I've been following racing a long time and NASCAR always stands back and lets things happen and never do anything worthwhile to prevent it in the future. Probation is just a bunch of bs. It took weeks of rough driving until they finally benched Harvick. Not to mention Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Rusty Wallace many a times wrecked someone intentionally on the last lap to gain a win. It doesn't matter if you're a legend in a sport rules still apply. Hopefully NASCAR is starting to realize what they need to do to put an end to this crap. Most likely they didn't though. Anyways my boy Ryan Newman, who started his racing career 25 minutes from my home, won and that's all that matters.

HHH will hold Blade down and then spew water all over him