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Noble and Nidia previously feuded with Billy Gunn and Torrie, and in recent weeks, they've looked out for each other as faces since Noble and Nidia turned during the Noble/Torrie bedroom segment near the end of Smackdown not too long ago.

Is Teddy related to the Hart family or does he just have the same last name as them?

Damn, Russo's infamous WWE 1998-1999 time limit matches are starting to fuck up the X-Division even more.

Ring Of Honor was wanting Brock Lesnar too? I thought WWE didn't acknowledge Indy promotions, even in a subtle manner. That's the only explanation I can think of for JR calling Lesnar a "free agent", unless JR was just being his usual, senile self.

That was my and everyone else's complaints about the Benoit/Angle matches, which is why there were only two great matches out of the series: The Benoit/Angle Wrestlemania X-7 match and the Benoit/Angle Royal Rumble match. The rest were decent, but disappointing because they basically had a bunch of Germans, death-defying spots(Angle moonsault off the cage), stalling from Angle in their Backlash 2001 match, and their usual signature moves they normally use(hey, big movesets DO make better matches most of the time if the moves are executed well, but the WWE style limits most wrestlers).

Same goes for HHH on Raw every week.

If Jericho had become buddy-buddy with HHH, he'd probably have looked like an equal to him as far as being a heel is concerned, but he isn't because JR still does his verbal blowjobs to HHH every now and then, while treating Jericho just like any other heel. JR on HHH:"That's whah he's The Game! The World Heavyweight Champion! He came back from a near career-ending injury, bah Gawd!" JR on Jericho:"That no-good arrogant son of a bitch just cheap-shotted (insert face here) with brass knucks! He's damn lucky!"

My nephew's probably going to be as pissed as I am about all the McMahon airtime because he hates them with a passion too.

They may have had a good tag team match with Yang and Mamaluke, but that's just one of the few good matches Los Maximos have been in. A few good matches doesn't make them great unless they're having consistently good matches or at least trying to have good matches, which they usually don't unless they're carried by the now-defunct XXX from TNA or other superior wrestlers. To respond to the other part of the post, yes, I am aware that they are on the roster. I'm not stupid.

Uh, Los Maximos are like a tag team combination of Sabu and Jeff Hardy(as in they blow spots). I've seen better high-flyers than those 4.

Get off the board, Bradshaw.

And he knows how to be a heel, and other heels should listen to him because they aren't good heels like he is. "Ah'm Matt Hardy, damn it! Shannon Moore, yer a disappointment, so tonahght, yew will face 145(I don't know if that's accurate, so don't sue me) pounds....of Shaniqua!" Cole:"Matt Hardy talks about how Shannon Moore's a disappointing MFer.....Matt Hardy is a disappointing leader!"

Most likely, but didn't he already bury Jericho last year?

Priest on Smackdown:"So HHH, any words before you kiss the bride?" HHH:"Yes-uhhh....Brock Lesnar-uhhh, I'm coming after that title and burying you just like I did to Jericho last year-uhhhh. Except this time-uhhhh, it won't be through the use of a bulldog-uhhh; it'll be through the use of a cat-uhhh!"

Heyman would be a better booker than Russo in TNA, that's for sure. However, the thing I'm concerned about is will his history of playing out matches with the same wrestlers in them come about if TNA decided to get Heyman if he was released from WWE, or will he change things up this time?

[smartass English teacher mode] Because it shows poor grammar skills. The only time the first letter in a word should be capitalized is either at the start of a sentence, or if it's a pronoun(Ex: Chris Benoit, World Wrestling Entertainment). [/smartass English teacher mode off]

Let's see: Survivor Series: The majority of the time it's sucked in the past few years, up until last year. WWE's also done away with the traditional 8-man elimination Survivor Series matches too since 1998, when the WWE title tournament was held. Royal Rumble: Started out good in 2000, but declined every year, and this year's was no doubt the worst Royal Rumble PPV I've seen in a while, except for Benoit vs. Angle. Wrestlemania: Hit-or-miss every year, you would think it would do a lot better considering it's the biggest show of the year, but of course, the McMahons know how to fuck up a good thing. King of the Ring: It's dead now, but I can't really remember a GOOD King of the Ring at all(shit like Rikishi and Val Venis advancing while Benoit and Guerrero get eliminated early in 2000, Mabel becoming the 1995 King of the Ring, etc.), except maybe for a few matches. Will Summerslam join the list of the deteriorated "Big 5"(should be Big 4 because KOTR doesn't exist anymore for now)? Possibly.

You mean Kid Kash and Trinity? With the way Kid Kash's hair is, you would think he's a woman from behind.

I know that the "AJ" in AJ Styles' name stands for his real initials, Allen Jones(I read a biography about him on another forum), but what about CM Punk's initials? I was just wondering.

Orlando Jordan is about as bland in the ring as Garrison Cade and Mark Jindrak are with their constant dropkicks.

For some reason, I actually thought Kash might have been an asshole in real life just by looking at him even before the news of that came about, and it isn't anything to do with his current character either.

Val's a decent wrestler, but nothing special except for a few moves. He's not terrible by any means, but I'd still rather watch Jericho, Guerrero, Benoit, Angle, Mysterio, Tajiri, Noble, WGTT, etc. over him any day.

Yeah, that definitely would be considered a burial too. I was talking about another type of burial as in bad wrestler refuses to put over good wrestler because he feels his high-flying technical style would upstage him, so he beats him on the PPV and the good wrestler gets demoted to mid-card.

Well let me explain when the word "burial" is right to use after someone loses a match: For example, Chris Jericho vs. someone like RVD, right? If Jericho lost, that's just a loss, because RVD's worthy of a push much like Jericho is to the top(even though both scenarios are very unlikely obviously) because of his charisma and crowd-popping spots. Now, what about Jericho vs. HHH? If Jericho lost, that would be considered a burial because HHH has never put Jericho over cleanly on PPV, HHH is not as good as he once was in the ring, and does nothing to get a huge reaction from the crowd, while the more talented and over wrestler, Jericho, gets made to look like a bitch to the Flair-wannabe, and coincidently goes back down to mid-card eventually each time. Back to the topic: Like some have said, a carry job is when a match is considered decent when a good wrestler wrestles a bad wrestler, and a great match would not be considered a carry job because both wrestlers would have put their efforts into the match.

When? Where? What happened? It was back during his stale face run in 2000. All I remember him saying is: Jericho in storytelling mode:"Until the day.....I was rescued!" Jericho in commercial mode:"Chef Boyardee Overstuffed Beef Ravioli?" Then, at the end, he said:"I am never.....*Hawaiian people say eeeever*.....leaving this, island paradise." Jericho then eats the Overstuffed Beef Ravioli from the bowl.