Lil' Bitch

Who's going to be WWE Champion first: Benoit or Guerrero? Discuss.

A suggestion to Mrs. McMahon: In case HHH ever has to have another " Desire " video done for him, use 50 Cent's "Many Men" for the theme, it fits him well.

*notices Chuck Palumbo, Jamie Noble, Billy Gunn, Billy Kidman, Maven, Christopher Nowinski, Spanky, Kanyon, Bradshaw, Farooq, Funaki, Theodore Long, Molly and Ivory aren't on the SD: HCTP roster...

Rob Van Dam vs. Kane Expected Winner: Kane / My Choice: RVD (I hope this match will be good and not just a damn squash match) World Tag Team Titles Dudley Boyz vs. La Resistance Expected Winner and My Choice: Dudley Boyz Fatal Four Way for U.S. Championship Eddie Guerrero vs. Chris Benoit vs. Tajiri vs. Rhyno Expected Winner: Chris Benoit / My Choice: Eddie Guerrero (This will be MoTN also most likely) Zach Gowen vs. Matt Hardy has now been scrapped. Thank you, WWE. Undertaker vs. A-Train [/i ]Expected Winner: Undertaker (Could give a rat's ass about this match) Shane McMahon vs. Eric Bischoff Expected Winner: Shane McMahon / My Choice: Eric Bischoff (Going for Bischoff because he rules and Shane is an egomaniac and this match shouldn't even be happening on this PPV anyway since they're both non-wrestlers and at least two RAW talents got screwed out of a SS card spot) WWE Championship Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar Expected Winner / My Choice: Undecided I like both of these guys so I'll go either way since either man has a good chance of winning. I just hope McMahon doesn't interfere whatsoever to try to ruin this awesome match. (I expect this to be MoTN) Elimination Chamber II For The World Heavyweight Title HHH vs. Chris Jericho vs. Shawn Michaels vs. Kevin Nash vs. Goldberg vs. Randy Orton Expected Winner (to the WWE fans in general): Goldberg / HHH My Choice: Chris Jericho *cries knowing the Intercontinental Championship, WWE Tag Team Championship, and the Cruiserweight Title won't be defended at this PPV. A lot of good talent and possible good matches got screwed out of this year's SummerSlam that's for sure.

There was no way in hell Vince was going to make WCW / WCW-related people look good. Its a sure bet sabatoged the whole thing on purpose just for the hell of it to make look like shit (which to most WWE fans it was) to the world as McMahon always thought it was. Goldberg was one of WCW's biggest (an overrated one at that) stars, Vince says he did it to get a ratings boost, but if you do everything against what Goldberg did, Vince hired Goldberg to ruin him and expose him for the no talent that he really is. Goldberg's backstage reported behavior didn't help him either. Invasion + Goldberg = Marshmellows in McMahon's fire

SD's next PPV is No Mercy in October. Isn't this how it was back at Armageddon last year?

As long as Lesnar / Benoit happens (since it has never happened so far), I'll quit my damn bitching.

1995 KOTR Qualifying Matches: Mabel def. Adam Bomb Undertaker def. Jeff Jarrett Kama def. Duke Droese Shawn Michaels def. King Kong Bundy Bob Holly def. Mantaur Roadie def. Doink Yokozuna def. Lex Luger Razor Ramon def. Jacob Blue Note: Razor Ramon was injured after winning his first round match. Savio Vega beat IRS to make the PPV portion of the tournament. Owen Hart and Davey Smith battled to a draw in a match for a spot on the PPV. Both were therefore eliminated. King of the Ring '95 - Philadelphia, PA - CoreStates Spectrum - June 25, 1995 Sunday Night Slam: KOTR Qualifying Match: Savio Vega (w/ Razor Ramon) pinned IRS (w/ Ted Dibiase) at 4:01 with a spin wheel kick; this bout was made at the last minute to fill the vacancy left due to Razor Ramon's rib injury from a ladder match he had with WWF IC Champion Jeff Jarrett 14 days ago. Pay-per-view bouts: KOTR Quarter Finals: Savio Vega (w/ Razor Ramon) defeated WWF Tag Team Champion Yokozuna (w/ Jim Cornette & Mr. Fuji) via count-out at 8:24 after Yoko ran into the ring post as Razor Ramon held off Owen Hart from ringside. The Roadie (w/ Jeff Jarrett) pinned Bob Holly at 7:30 after lifting a boot into Holly's face as he came off the top. Shawn Michaels fought Kama (w/ Ted Dibiase) to a 15-minute time-limit draw; Michaels hit the superkick after the match/ Mabel (w/ Moe) pinned the Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) at 10:44 with a leg drop after Kama interfered and kicked the Undertaker in the back after he hit the chokeslam on Mabel. KOTR Semi Finals: Savio Vega (w/ Razor Ramon) pinned the Roadie (w/ Jeff Jarrett) at 6:36 with a roll up after sending him into Jarrett on the ring apron. Non-tournament match: Bret Hart defeated Jerry Lawler with the Sharpshooter at 9:20 in a Kiss My Foot match after outside interference from Hakushi backfired. KOTR Finals: Mabel (w/ Moe) pinned Savio Vega (w/ Razor Ramon) with a powerslam and splash at 8:32; after the match, Men on a Mission beat up both Razor Ramon and the returning 1-2-3 Kid; Razor, Savio, & the Kid were held back by officials during the coronation. Main Event: WWF World Champion Diesel & Bam Bam Bigelow defeated Psycho Sid & Tatanka (w/ Ted Dibiase) at 17:35 when Diesel pinned Tatanka with the powerbomb after Sid walked out of the match. Credit: Cawthon

Thanks, Cawthon for the website, you refreshed my memory now. My WWE live events in my life so far were: WrestleMania IX - Las Vegas, NV - Caesar's Palace - April 4, 1993 El Matador defeated Papa Shango (Dark Match) Pay-per-view bouts: Tatanka (w/ Sensational Sherri) defeated WWF IC Champion Shawn Michaels (w/ Luna Vachon) via count-out at 18:14; after the match, Luna attacked Sherri Rick & Scott Steiner defeated the Headshrinkers (w/ Afa) at 14:22 after Scott hit the Frankensteiner on Samu Doink the Clown pinned Crush at 8:27 after a second Doink interfered and broke a prosthetic arm over Crush's head Razor Ramon pinned Bob Backlund at 3:45 with an inside cradle WWF Tag Team Champions Ted Dibiase & IRS defeated Hulk Hogan & Brutus Beefcake (w/ Jimmy Hart) via disqualification at 18:43 after the champions used Beefcake's steel mask as a weapon while the referee was knocked out Lex Luger pinned Mr. Perfect with a backslide even though Perfect's feet were touching the ropes; after the match, Luger knocked Perfect out with the running forearm; Perfect went looking for Luger after waking up and instead was jumped from behind by Shawn Michaels. The Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) defeated the Giant Gonzalez (w/ Harvey Wippleman) via disqualification when Gonzalez smothered Taker with a rag soaked in Chloraphorm; Taker was stretchered out of the ring but soon came stumbling back, sending Gonzalez out of the ring Yokozuna (w/ Mr. Fuji) pinned WWF World Champion Bret Hart to win the title after Fuji threw salt in Hart's eyes as the Sharpshooter was applied; after the match, Hulk Hogan disputed the title change and was issued a challenge for an immediate title match, which he accepted. Hulk Hogan pinned WWF World Champion Yokozuna (w/ Mr. Fuji) to win the title with the legdrop at around the 28 second mark after Fuji accidentally threw salt in his man's eyes WWF @ Las Vegas, NV - Thomas & Mack Center - August 17, 2001 William Regal defeated Justin Credible WWF IC Champion Lance Storm defeated Edge (after Christian Speared Edge by mistake. Christian was Super Kicked out of the ring before Lance got the pinfall victory.) WWF Hardcore Champion Jeff Hardy defeated Rob Van Dam Chris Jericho defeated Rhyno via submission (Rhyno missed the Gore and then put into the Walls of Jericho. He tapped out, but his "official" loss to Jericho through happened at SS.) The Big Show, Billy Gunn, Albert, Scotty 2 Hotty, and Hardcore & Crash Holly defeated Sean O'Haire, Chuck Palumbo, Tommy Dreamer, Shawn Stasiak, Mike Awesome, & Hugh Morrus (Yeah, you read that right, it was a TWELVE man tag match). Matt Hardy & Lita defeated Hurricane Helms & Ivory (by doing the Twist of Fates on their opponents and getting the pinfall wins simutaneously.) The Acolytes & Spike Dudley defeated the Dudley Boyz & Test Booker T Promo - Funny funny stuff, we needed this. He came down the aisle and didn't seem to happy with Tony Chimmel's introduction, so Booker walks all the way back and enters to "The WCW Champion and the most electrifying man in sports entertainment!" This time, Booker walked down again to his song, cut a funny promo starting with "The BOOK has finally come back to VEGAS!!!" Then it was about how he was gonna beat the Rock at SummerSlam, did a spinaroonie and more fun stuff. Booker had me entertained. Crowd ate it up chanting Rocky, but that night as the Rock didn't show up! I was laughing my ass off more to that. WCW Cruiserweight Champion X-Pac defeated WWF Light Heavyweight Champion Tajiri in a non-title match (by hitting Tajiri with one of the belts and getting the pinfall victory) Kurt Angle, the Undertaker, & Kane defeated Diamond Dallas Page, WCW U.S. Champion Kanyon, & WWF World Champion Steve Austin (when Undertaker gave Kanyon the Last Ride for the win) WWE (Raw) @ Albuquerque, NM - Pit - June 1, 2003 WWE IC Champion Christian pinned Booker T by holding onto the ring ropes for leverage WWE Women's Champion Jazz defeated Victoria, Jackie, and Ivory in an elimination match; order of elimination: Jackie, Victoria, Jazz defeated Ivory via submission (through the STF) Goldust & Maven defeated Mark Jindrak & Lance Storm Rico (w/ Jackie Gayda) pinned Lance Cade after hitting him with after hitting him with that one kick where he smacks them in the face with the back of his thigh while he holds one of their arms in between his legs. This would be the last time I ever saw Rico as the evil fashion stylist guru and the first time he was paired with Miss Jackie. Christopher Nowinski & Rodney Mack defeated the Dudley Boyz when Mack pinned D-Von after Nowinski used his face mask as a weapon; after the bout, Spike Dudley helped make the save WWE Raw Tag Team Champions Rob Van Dam & Kane defeated Sylvian Grenier & Rene Dupree following the chokeslam / five star frogsplash combo Val Venis defeated Test (by using a variation of the Rock Bottom where the closer shoulder is grabbed instead) WWE Raw World Champion Triple H defeated Kevin Nash via reverse decision; Nash had originally won the match and title but the change was nullified since the challenger used the belt as a weapon to get the pin

Alexis Laree > half the WWE's Women's Division

Amen to that.

At least something good comes out of something bad for Booker T. Great to hear.

*hopes Vince adds a new match (preferably Mysterio / Kidman) at the last minute.

Fixed it in the first post.

What happened to Paul Bearer on his last televised appearance? Last time I can remember, he was managing Kane back in 2000 with that bright ass red suit.

Our oil supply can't last forever though *hopes it lasts for him until he kicks the bucket anyway

I take it you're refering to "Never Been A Right Time" *bumps it

I got a PS2, but Spawn's the shit!

*wishes to become a ringside manager somehow or even a referee.

My major problem with Ric Flair is that he is HHH's bitch now. I hate that.

The McMahon's egoism would result in the destruction and denial of existence of this letter.

Ah, memories. I got to see this PPV for free. The only thing about KOTR I liked really was Hart / Lawler. Nothing at that event tops Bret sticking his sweaty foot into Lawler's mouth who then stuck Lawler's horse shit covered foot into his Lawler's OWN mouth. Props to Savio Vega who wrestled FOUR matches that night and had a good match with the Roadie though. Main event was a snore as Diesel and Bam Bam (who I am a big fan of) defeated Psycho Sid and " turncoat ' Tatanka to which the Native was the one who took the job to no one's surprise. I was shocked at the time when the Undertaker lost and I wanted Shawn to win since he returned not too long ago and I wanted to see the HBK / Diesel rematch. Believe me, I was pissed when fucking MABEL of all people in the damn tournament won...

Depending on how long ago the event was, Rajah has a good collection, but they stopped in September of 2001. For more recent results, I suggest to you the Wrestling Observer or Lordsofpain.net

Well, Hurricane/Goldust Vs. Regal/Storm was originally part of the card before it got the Heat shaft due to time constraints...

Good call. I was sure either Austin, Rock, HHH, and even Undertaker were going to walk away with the strap. I think Angle shocked everybody by pulling the big upset. I was even more shocked that TBS wasn't the job boy, I thought that was the reason why he got stuck in the match in the first place?