Lil' Bitch

Well, RVD being more unmotivated than Booker, being a whiner, not working the WWE style, conducting shoot-like interviews, working stiff isn't helping him either. And the feud with Christian wasn't?!! At least Cena would try to get the crowd into the match while Christian was putting everyone to sleep with his trademark chinlocks of doom. I think its funny a lot of people complained on this board back in June about how much Bradshaw sucks, how much he doesn't deserve the title, and the best thing to fix the SD brand would be to take the title off him, yet when a next challenger is announced for JBL, most of the posters on here DON'T want the title off Bradshaw. Jesus Christ, make up your fucking minds, people.

The Rock / HBK is another dream match.

CHRIS NAWROCKI From: Syosset, NY Height: 6 foot 4 Weight: 260 pounds Chris Nawrocki works as a risk management consultant. He played four sports (football, volleyball, basketball and baseball) while in high school. He played football in college for Syracuse. One of Chris' hidden talents is the ability to make up songs on the spot with his guitar. MIKE MIZANIN From: Parma, OH Height: 6 foot 1 Weight: 210 pounds Mike Mizanin is a reality show veteran. He has already appeared on five MTV shows. He was originally in Real World: Return to New York and is currently on the popular Road Rules vs. Real World: Battle of the Sexes II, also on MTV. In addition to all this, Mike was on a speaking tour at numerous colleges all over the United States. Mike has created "The Miz," a wrestling-like character which he unleashed as an angry, yet entertaining alter-ego on the RYAN REEVES From: Las Vegas, NV Height: 6 foot Weight: 275 pounds Ryan Reeves is a student, majoring in fitness management. While at UNLV, he played baseball. His mother has just published a health book. When Ryan was young, he won the opportunity to ring the bell at a World Wrestling Entertainment live event. His uncle is the pitching coach for the Expos. DANIEL RODIMER From: Tarpon Springs, FL Height: 6 foot 7 Weight: 300 pounds Daniel Rodimer works as a personal trainer. He plays semi-pro football for the Tampa Bay Barracudas. Prior to that, he played for the Arena Football League and at the University of Southern Florida. Daniel admits that he uses the fact that he looks like Jeremy Shockey from the New York Giants to get into certain places. NICK MITCHELL From: The Woodlands, TX Height: 6 foot 2 Weight: 250 pounds For work, Nick Mitchell sells gym memberships. This former Northwestern State football player also played for the Beaumont Drillers in the National Indoor Football League. The 250 pounder describes himself as very outgoing and claims to have numerous fans all over the United States. Mitchell admits to also going by the nicknames of "Cadillac," "Sick Nick" and "Big Booty Bandit." JUSTICE SMITH From: Torrance, CA Height: 6 foot 9 Weight: 285 pounds Justice works as a model/actor. He starred in Battle Dome as Snake. Justice also played basketball (forward and center) for the University of Tennessee for two years before transferring to Alcorn State. This former high school basketball All-American was ranked 30th in the nation by USA Today. He is a second degree black belt in Taikwando. DANIEL PUDER From: Sunnyvale, CA Height: 6 foot 2 Weight: 235 pounds In addition to being a student, Daniel Puder owns his own print and marketing company. He has started a non-profit strength program for kids. Dan is a California CCS wrestling champion 215 weight, and a mixed martial arts fighter. And there was John "Popeye" Meyer, but it looks like he quit. Now for those who can't remember who these guys are, I gave them nicknames to make it easier. Chris = Rocker Mike = Underdog Ryan = Mr. Physical Daniel = Stunning Steve Nick = Cadillac Justice = Snake or Token Black Guy and Daniel P = The Ultimate Fighter I think Stunning Steve will win, he's got "the look" and has great potential of having heel charisma, and he even has his own bitches yo!

And where did excitement get RVD and Big Show in their careers so far this year? Wrong series, the correct answer is Christian.

Once again JBL proves to be a better draw than HHH.

Too bad Dr. Tom got fired, we could have had a Body Donnas reunion.

so essentially it's a Survivor Series match in a cage Right, but according to War Games rules, a new man enters the cage every 2 minutes (was it?) and the match is sudden death so it can end (you know it won't though obviously) before all 8 man are even in the cage. Edit: I'm guessing Heidenreich / Taker will be a Casket match.

As much as aI like Book, he truly is very overrated and I could count in one hand all the *** or plus matches he had in his single carrer(They were all with Benoit). His matches will bores the crap out of me. RVD would make a better choice for a champion because number 1: He is still over as a face with the fans w/o having any type of push whatsoever and number 2: he could have better matches with Angle, Eddie and Taker compare to a Booker T or a Bradshaw. Well considering the man got a good / decent match out of NASH, I think that alone should speak for itself.

Rebuttal: Booker T is a better worker than Big Show and RVD combined and obviously deserves it more than either of them. Besides, I'd be overjoyed to see Booker have the top gold again especially having gone through that shitfest feud with HHH last year.

Most of them are still in very good condition and come with their slipcases unless otherwise noted. SummerSlam 1990 Royal Rumble 1991 Royal Rumble 1992 Wrestlemania 8 CHV (Cover Fit Into Clamshell) Grudges, Gripes, and Grunts Survivor Series 1992 Royal Rumble 1993 (Cover Fit Into Clamshell) Wrestlemania IX CHV King of The Ring 1993 (Cover Fit Into Clamshell) Survivor Series 1993 Wrestlemania X CHV WWF Slamfest and Confirmed Hits Wrestlemania XI CHV (Cover Fit Into Clamshell) Bret Hart VHS from 1997 Survivor Series 1997 (Cover Fit Into Clamshell) No Way Out 1998 Over The Edge 1998 (Cover Fit Into Clamshell) Royal Rumble 2000 VHS If you want to set something up, shoot me with a PM.

What pissed me off the most was the 4 Supermen with the company leaving you guessing which one was the real one and it turned out none of them were, what a fucking swerve. By the way, if somebody could help me out with Superman / Doomsday rematch stuff: How did Doomsday come back if Superman "killed" him? Was Doomsday origin ever revealed? How did Superman defeat Doomsday the 2nd time around without dying again?

"Shattered Dreams" by Johnny Hates Jazz "Too Close" by Next "Good Vibrations" by Marky Mark "Be My Lover" by La Bouche "Every Little Thing I Do" by Soul 4 Real "Mambo Number 5" by Lou Bega (Whatever happened to that guy?)

A pimp, I even got one of those "furry" hats, like the pink one Steven Richards wore at the beginning of the year except mine's white.

!!! What was this about?

Is the Hart / Steamboat match in question the same one on the Hart Foundation tape?

God damn, they skipped IYH 3 to 12 and then 14 & 15?

http://www.hugi.is/hahradi/bigboxes.php?bo...51208&f_id=1173 This is just awesome.

HELL HAS FROZEN OVER!

I played as Rico on SD: SYM and I stepped up to the plate by going against my first opponent: BROCK LESNAR! Was it a match I would win? Probably not, but no matter how hard the challenge is, I would try to win with all my might. So I went in there and kicked the crap out of him left and right using my various martial moves and I thought I had victory within my grasp...then he F5ed my ass and it was over.

Full Metal Jacket hands down.

I refuse to watch this movie, I'm totally digusted and offended by the plot of the movie, not only is it just plain dumb (Seriously, Nicole, what the fuck have you been snorting lately?), but it might as well be a movie based on Mary Kay Letourneau.

And we got Jacqueline as the CW Champion instead.

Everything about Bret from whether it was feuding with Demolition, Mr. Perfect, Ric Flair, Razor Ramon, Yokozuna, Owen, Hakushi, Jerry Lawler, HBK, Diesel, Sid, Vader, Undertaker, Steve Austin, you couldn't help but enjoy everything he did in the ring against the opponent whether it was the angle itself or the story told between the ropes. I can honestly that outside of the feud with Bob Backlund or Kan...I mean Isaac Yankeem, there's not one Bret match I didn't enjoy.

The Texas Cloverleaf without a doubt

But like Papacita, none of us were there so ANYTHING could have been said and / or done.