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BASKETBALLS!

There's a Director's Cut of Commando out now.

Why was Tatanka fired?

I remember when Jericho was on Larry King during the ------ tragedy, he was asked about returning to the WWE. He said something like "I'm in the process of filing the papers to be reinstated." with a smile and a wink.

Is Jeff Hardy still the IC Champion? It'll be cool to see him be double champion as IC Champion and WWE Champion since the Ultimate Warrior.

I don't see how its HBK at all. The promo just isn't his style. Wouldn't it be cool if Jericho took Cena's place and won the WWE Championship at No Mercy?

Man, I'm so bummed about this. I hated Cena as the WWE Champion because his character is just so God damn boring, but I didn't want him to get injured in the process. For the longest time, I wanted Cena to get his ass kicked and Orton was the right guy to do it. I was hoping No Mercy would have been the title change, but I think they were just going to a draw finish and stretch it out again for Cyber Sunday. They should have had Cena lose at Unforgiven, but noooooooo WWE wanted to drag the feud. Its a damn shame it took an injury to take Cena out and he won't even be able to be a part of Wrestlemania now. I have to give Cena credit though, other than that nasty fall he took at the 2004 Royal Rumble and the busted hand A-Train gave leading to WM XX, I can't remember any time Cena suffered a serious injury since he made his debut so I'm surprised he went this long before going down hurt. You always notice these injuries just coincidentally happen right before the PPV (Batista, Henry, Undertaker, Edge) ? When was the first?

Hart Vs. Hart, Wrestlemania 10 Angle Vs. ------, Wrestlemania 17 and Royal Rumble 2003 ------ Vs. Regal, No Mercy 2006

Bret Hart Vs. ----- B----- @ Mayhem 1999 - I loved the reversal of the Crippler Crossface attempt into the Sharpshooter. It was done so smoothly. Great finish. Brock Lesnar Vs. The Undertaker @ No Mercy 2002 - I thought the match itself was outstanding. It was one of the best matches I had ever saw. Undertaker bladed deep, but no way I thought he was going to lose clean, but Lesnar managed to reverse the Tombstone into the F5 with ease. On that night he gave Brock Lesnar a HUGE rub and IMO the best Hell In The Cell ever. Batista Vs. HHH @ Vengeance 2005 - I didn't think Batista had a chance in Hell of retaining the title. It was so surreal watching this live right before my eyes front row in my hometown. It was quite a nice little brawl with some cool spots and then we got the end where Batista was going to finish this feud once and for all by lifting The Game for the Batista Bomb, but Hunter sneakly grabbed his trusty sledgehammer and was going in for the kill to steal yet another win and the title, but Batista dropped his ass just in time to finally end the HHHIAC streak. You don't come any closer than this. HHH Vs. John Cena @ Wrestlemania 22 - Once again, I didn't think Cena had a chance in Hell of keeping the WWE Championship, HHH was the challenger and many fans had grown tired of Cena's stay as the champ. For weeks and weeks, HHH kept putting down by saying things like how he can't wrestle, yet in the end, it was HHH that fell for one of the oldest reversals in the book, the drop toe hold. HHH is sooooooo close to the ropes. He had gotten out of the submission earlier by grabbing them, so what does Cena do? He grabs HHH's arm to prevent him from doing it again. HHH has no choice, but to tap out and Cena gets possibly one of the greatest upset wins there ever was. One of the best Wrestlemania matches and endings in my book.

That's too bad. I actually wanted to see Michaels come back and feud with the new Hart Foundation at Survivor Series this year.

You know this would have been a great idea to happen a long time ago. Oh wait.

Part 2

Might as well post this here, this is from last month Part 1

Too bad they have to waste HIAC on a shitty PPV. Should have waited for SSeries or Armageddon instead. Prediction Justin Roberts: Ladies and gentlemen, since both participants were unable to make the 10 count, this match has been declared a DRAW! Chicago fans : BOO! BULLSHIT! BULLSHIT! BULLSHIT!

Here's to Jericho winning the Royal Rumble and becoming World Champion again in the main event of Wrestlemania 24!!! Hey, I can dream!

I meant that he's not sticking to just doing action roles. Its cool to see him do comedy too (Be Cool, Game Plan) so he won't be typecasted. I don't have a problem with him being an actor. I just don't like the fact he is dropping The Rock name (Southland Tales will be his first movie with him credited just as Dwayne Johnson) and disappointed he won't work Wrestlemanias.

Uh, shouldn't this be going on Orton's future DVD? What didn't they put Cena's last OVW match instead? I don't know why these are on here when they should've been on Word Life instead. Way better than WM 21 so good choice. This was already an extra on the Vengeance 2005 DVD. *Sigh* Cool. Very disappointed by this match selection. Only 7 matches for a 3 disc set? I would have put: Vs. Eddie Guerrero (SD) - The Parking Lot Brawl was really fun to watch! Vs. The Big Show - Wrestlemania 20 (Cena wins US title) Vs. Rene Dupree (JD 2004) or Vs. Dupree Vs. RVD Vs. Booker (GAB 2004) - a match to show how good he was as US Champ) Vs. Christian Vs. Jericho (Vengeance 2005) - one of the best triple threats I ever seen or Vs. Chris Jericho (SummerSlam) - this should have been on here really Vs. Kurt Angle (Survivor Series 2005) - The end of a classic feud Vs. HHH (Wrestlemania 22) - Soooo disappointed this wasn't on here. COME ON! Vs. Umaga (Royal Rumble 2007) - One of the best LMS matches ever. Vs. HBK (Wrestlemania 23) or the RAW 1 hour rematch

Its nice to see The Rock changing up his roles and still being successful.

R.I.P. Moneypenny I was going for Heather, she just seemed like a more fun person to be around. I was very disappointed by Bret's choice.

Word Life was better.

Funny enough, it was Hogan who ended the Undertaker's undefeated streak (as seen on Hulkamania 6 VHS taped on July 1991) before he officially ended it at This Tuesday In Texas in December of the same year. If its a house show that's fine since those didn't happen unless there was a title change, but I love how WWE ignores event that were seen on TV such as Undertaker's losses to Warrior and Santana.

IIRC Final Four was originally Hart Vs. Austin Vs. Sid Vs. Michaels

E! has reported that as of this moment both Brandon Routh and Christian Bale are not interested in reprising their roles for the JLA movie, feeling that this project could hurt their franchises if it backfires, and if that's the case, I'm not interested in this either. Edit: Make a fucking Aquaman movie already!

Apocalypse Bane Blackheart Braniac Doomsday Dr. Doom The Joker Lex Luthor Magneto Stryfe Shuma-Gorath Thanos Venom

That's probably why he shaved his head.