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Real quick off the top of my head... Owen & Bulldog vs. Furnas & LaFon - IYH: Final Four - 02/16/97 Angle & Benoit vs. Los Guerreros - SD! - 10/17/02 Angle & Benoit vs. Edge & Mysterio - No Mercy - 10/20/02 Christopher Daniels & Elix Skipper vs. D'Lo Brown & AJ Styles - NWA-TNA PPV - 05/14/03 Daniels & Skipper vs. America's Most Wanted (Cage) - NWA-TNA PPV - 06/25/03

And sock.

I wonder if they'll go RIAA and start suing kids sharing Mick Foley being thrown off the Cell on Kazaa.

http://www.nwatna.com/previews/2004/4/28/preview.html I won't be ordering unless I see some extra great reviews after the show. I am watching the preview, and there's all sorts of fun technical difficulties marring every major spot of the cage match recap.

I really liked Spanky vs. Angle the SD! after No Way Out.

The same thing we do every night, Pinky.

I thought the new programs didn't start until early next month? Is May 1st early enough?

Jindrak beat Orlando Jordan. Later is Bashams vs. Holly & Gunn. Now it's Noble vs. Spike Dudley.

I think part of the Kelowna crowd was just chanting for "Teddy".

Join WWE this Saturday night at 11/10 CT on Spike TV, as it says goodbye to the groundbreaking program Confidential. This emotional episode will take a look at many of the top stories that have ever occurred in the world of sports entertainment, including the night that D-Generation X crossed enemy lines. It was during the height of the Monday Night War that Triple H and company invaded WCW at the Norfolk Scope. Also, learn more about the World Heavyweight Championship that Chris Benoit currently holds. Did you know that its lineage can be traced back to the early 1900s? Find out more this Saturday night on Confidential. Undoubtedly, Ric Flair is one of the greatest competitors to ever lace up a pair of wrestling boots. For three decades, the Nature Boy has been stylin’ and profilin’ all over this great land. Unfortunately, however, this was a career that almost never happened. Watch Confidential as Ric Flair relives his near-fatal plane crash that happened in October of 1975. There has never been a sexier group of WWE Divas than there is now. Take a look at them as they do Playboy Magazine, Stuff Magazine, the Golden Thong Award show and more. Also, Rikishi recounts the time he was the victim of a vicious shooting, go inside the cribs of many WWE Superstars, see what it’s like to be on the road with Bubba Ray Dudley and much more, including Mean Gene bloopers this Saturday night on Spike TV. Velocity seems to be starting with Teddy Long and Mark Jindrak. Good for them.

I'll go with the Rumble, since it's the only contender I can recall well enough to say. I saw Judgment Day a few months ago, which was pretty good, and the crowd was bonkers.

There was a Rikishi vs. HHH match on January 6, 2000. I didn't get SD! until mid-2001, so I can't comment on anything about it.

I've got the opportunity to buy some old WWF tapes from a dude, and the one year (since I started watching) with a nearly vacant spot in my collection is 1999. All I've got PPV-wise is St. Valentine's Day Massacre, Backlash, Capital Carnage from the UK, and a SummerSlam DVD I found at Blockbuster, which was somehow sealed, the disc working, but very, very scratched. I didn't include the ones I already own in the poll, and the guy doesn't have Royal Rumble, Over the Edge, or Fully Loaded, but you can still vote for them if you like. Thanks. Edit: Here's a more complete place to vote: http://www3.sympatico.ca/terry.dalke/bestof1999.html

Another recap show? I don't know that I'll tune in for more than the first couple of weeks, but it's a wise enough idea. There's not much in the way of kid-friendly wrestling shows as far as I know, so it's nice that they'll have something to watch again. I could see guys like Hurricane getting their own regular segment somehow.

I got my tape in the mail today, for the USA vs. Mexico Americas X Cup from February 11th that had all the technical difficulties during the initial broadcast. I'd pretty much forgotten about it, so it's cool to see that TNA actually followed through with the offer. Did anyone else get theirs, or even bother to take them up on the deal?

That's good. It happened with Grounded for Life. Though it fits better at WB than Wonderfalls would.

What the hell is that?

Awesome, thanks. I saw the Backlash tape on eBay awhile ago, but had to give up on it once it got over $30 Canadian.

Stevie vs. Hurricane, which I just watched on the Judgment Day DVD, starts off the night. Carry on.

Ouch. That kinda sucks.

Curse your sudden, but inevitable betrayal! Ha ha ha! Mine is an evil laugh! Now die! http://www.geocities.com/anonymous_broccoli/washdinos.html Anything I cap from a DVD that's not all bright, warm and fuzzy (ie, Family Guy) looks really dark for me on this computer. It's alright on my sister's spiffy new laptop, so it should be fine for anyone who bought their computer when Y2K compliancy was pretty much a given. I didn't mess with the picture at all, because I suck with colours and shading and whatnot. That's the file the program spit out, so you can play with it however you like on your own.

No they won't. They have never done that and they won't start now. They did with Titus. Within the past few weeks, I found the last 5 episodes on various tapes, and proceeded to do the dance of glee. I've said the equivalent of "Fuck Fox" for so many reasons over the last 2 or 3 years, so I won't even bother anymore. The first Wonderfalls episode had me scratching my head, but I really enjoyed the second, and with this news, I'll be sure to cherish the final two I have taped.

Kurt Angle - I love his comedy work, I love his serious work, I love his ring work. The only time I can remember not loving him was at times during his '01 face run. Mick Foley - I can identify with Mick moreso than I can with anyone else, being a big, goofy, sentimental wrestling fan. His autobiographies are my favourite books, though that's probably not saying much, since they're the only ones I've read in 6 years. I don't like an average Foley match as much as those of other workers, mostly due to his style, but Mind Games and Rumble 2000 are among my favourite matches. His sense of humour is great, as are his promos. Paul London - I don't know if I've even seen 25 of his matches, or heard him cut a promo other than his SD! debut, yet he's never failed to impress me. It's one of my greatest hopes that he continues to improve, and gets to show what he's capable of some day in WWE.

The only Fox Sports channel I see available on ExpressVu in Canada is Fox Sports World, which seems to be mostly "world" sports like soccer and rugby. Maybe SportsNet or The Score will pick it up. It might not generate enough of an audience for TSN.

http://www.biography.com/tv/listings/rock_...austin_new.html Are any of the three new? I always manage to find out about these things a day after they air, repeat or not.