Lil' Bitch

I loved the Angle / Lesnar feud. Not only did they put on good matches (okay, except for the Iron Man match), but it had a great story of Brock earning his way to get back on top. And why all the hate for their friendship? I thought it was great they played off of it because of the WM XIX finale.

World Heavyweight Title Goldberg vs. Kane vs. Triple H Intercontinental Title Special Ref: Mick Foley Rob Van Dam vs. Randy Orton World Tag Team Titles Turmoil Match The Dudley Boyz vs. Garrison Cade & Mark Jindrak vs. La Resistance vs. Val Venis & Lance Storm vs. Rosey & The Hurricane vs. Scott Steiner & Test Shawn Michaels vs. Batista Mark Henry vs. Booker T You know I really don't have a problem with the card except for... Trish Stratus & Lita vs. Chris Jericho & Christian I mean, seriously, what the fuck, WWE? Oh, and a 7th match wouldn't be asking for too much either.

It looks good. Enjoy! http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/w/walkingtall.php

The show sucked balls, didn't even announce the nominees nor did they even have acceptance speeches for fuck's sake. The story of Dot was complete shit and a waste of time. Although, I did get a kick out of seeing Lil' Kim seated to Darth Vader.

Seymour.

Can't wait to see LDCAT. It also has Melissa Schuman formerly of DREAM in it.

Looks awesome, can't wait.

Fuck!

I loved Resident Evil. I thought it was the next best done game to movie transition since the 1st Mortal Kombat.

The Rock - Just Bring It

Oh yeah huh

Damn...

How nice of Jericho to sport his WM XIX tights when he wrestled Rey that night.

So...no From The Vault?

What problems?

Well, fuck. I mean, I was never a huge fan of the Wall or anything. He was, after all, just another slow big guy, but I do remember him for what was one of the greatest moments in WCW history to me. Monday Nitro was taking place outside at a beach for one show and Hogan was in the ring doing a promo. He was talking about how he didn't have an opponent that night and that he would take on any challenger. Then the Wall's music kicked in and a spotlight shined at the top of a really high building near the ring. Standing on top of that building, looking down at Hogan was the Wall himself. Now for those of you who don't remember him or who have never seen him, the Wall looked kind of like a white Mr. Hughes. Sunglasses, tie, white shirt with no sleeves, etc. And he was up there, with his hand in the air as if to signal the chokeslam. Then he used his other hand to point at Hogan while screaming as hard as he could (though we could hear none of it). All while his tie was flapping in the wind. I always remember him for that and kicking Berlyn's ass. RIP Malice.

I must have that.

Thank you, God.

WWE Presents An Interpromotional Match (hasn't been one since Unforgiven last year) Chris Jericho (RAW) Vs. Rey Mysterio (SD) Winner by pinfall: Trish Stratus

Damn, he packs his bags after he finally starts to show improvement. Oh well.

According to Dave's own website, he's 280 lbs. so I'm going with that.

Bah, Jericho's been a heel for 2 years now, a face turn is in order. So much for Christian / Hardy at Armageddon, I actually wanted to see that.

Chapter 28: How To Get Bismirched

Goldberg Vs. Lesnar followed by Austin Vs. Hogan

I also marked out HUGE for Jericho's WWF debut.