Lil' Bitch

Shawn Michaels defeated Tito Santana at Wrestlemania 8

RVD and Orton deserve the world title. Cena is a better champion than Batista.

IIRC I think the match is an extra on the Monday Night War DVD.

You know I always did wonder why both UT / Yoko matches were casket matches. It kind of came out of the blue since they didn't have a regular singles match to start off with. I have to throw in any WCW PPV where the world title wasn't even being fucking defended. Mostly, Hogan is to blame for that since he was the champion, but they did a few times with Goldberg too. Now, I'm not saying ALL the PPVs they had without it were bad, I'm sure there were a few decent ones that were able to pull through, but no world title match severely hurts the PPV so there's another reason why WCW ended up getting their ass kicked by WWE. Say what you want about WWE and their lame PPVs, but I'm glad they don't pull this shit off.

Benoit / Lesnar is one of the greatest Benoit matches of all time. Shame on WWE for not making this the Wrestlemania main event and fo rnot putting the match on DVD! I'm sorry, WP, I have to disagree with you here. The PPV matches were far better. 1.) Bad Blood - Had a fantastic build-up as Benoit was the reason why the shitty Kane - Lita angle happened (he wanted to have a family to fit into society), it was a bad angle, but the reasoning was great and made sense and the build-up video was tremendous. So Kane costs Benoit and Edge the tag titles earlier in the PPV, attacking an already exhauseted Benoit to soften him up so things aren't looking good for the Canadian hero. Having to work double duty, a tired Benoit is in for the fight of his life trying to fight off the still-fresh power hungry monster from getting the gold and hits him with everything he's got, but NOOOOOOOO! Kane won't have any of it. He is HELL BENT on becoming the world champion once again, 6 years after he last won it, and defies all of Benoit's offense. Sharpshooter? No, Kane gets out. Crossface? No, Kane refuses and still gets out. Benoit keeps going for either of his finishers, but to no avail. So Benoit in a fit of desperation / working smart to hit his opponent with something unexpected, either way you want to look at it, he nails IIRC an Oklahoma Roll to get the win. Truly one of Kane's best matches EVER. Much better than the RAW rematch where the cards were stacked against Benoit and wounded up making Kane look like a fucking idiot. 2.) SummerSlam - This was a truly great match, the only thing I could bitch about it was the HUGE lack of build-up for it. I mean for the main event of fucking SummerSlam, a world title match that only had 2 weeks of anything, it was a piss poor job (also another reason due was more attention being brought to fucking Eugene - HHH crap), but tha's okay because Benoit and Orton stole the show. This is a truly underrated match as it was smooth from start to finish. They hit each other with everything they had and it took Orton to defeat the veteran by countering his counter!!! It put Randy over huge by showing people that yes, he can defeat legends single handledly. Another reason why I prefer this match is because I'm big on clean finishers plus the show of sportsmanship was a nice touch. The following night was usual heel crap with the result being Benoit tossed away like yesterday's garbage and I hate that.

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Oh come on, that was so bad it was good. Yeah, but him dropping "The King of The World" for it was lame. KOTW was one of the best nicknames ever. Other bests: The Whole Fucking Show The Heartbreak Kid The King of Kings The Legend Killer

Re: Robocop Trilogy What's the difference with the Criterion Collection and the cheap version? I think I'm the only guy who actually liked Alexander, but then again I'll admit I've never seen the theatrical version.

Wow, I can't even remember the last time Booker had a T-Shirt. 2002? 2003?

FU Haters Cena Rules!

Nightmare On My Street Gettin' Jiggy With It

Woo!

Fucking awesome.

Yeah, but WWE was too cheap at the time to afford "March of Death" so entrances to almost all the matches are cut. So it starts when the match starts and ends after the 3 count so you're better off getting Eddie's DVD if you just want the match because you have everything in its entireity.

Well, I'm glad they didn't drop the angle. I'm pretty sure and hoping its Dusty since his DVD is coming out in a couple of weeks.

This movie was a smoldering hunk of bear shit.

^ According to IMDB.com, he's supposed to be in it. The same with Blackheart.

Backlash 2006 Edit: Forgot to mention that Danko Jones's "Baby Hates Me" is kept intact. HHH's "Long Live The King" image used for the poster has been completely replaced by Cena / HHH / Edge and HBK / McMahons image (its on the Backlash t-shirt) for the DVD cover. Its not even on the back of the DVD slip or the front of the DVD itself. Its too bad, I thought it was a cool poster. Extras: - The McMahons go to Church (RAW - 10/04/06) - Triple H Post Match Interview - Joey Styles and RVD in the back - Joey Styles and the Spirit Squad (RAW - 01/05/06) - Joey Styles and Jerry Lawler physicality (RAW - 01/05/06) - Joey Styles quits (RAW - 01/05/06)

I have to throw in Royal Rumble 1989, there is absolutely nothing good on the show IMO except for Rick Rude jumping the Warrior from behind during the posedown.

I went to Wal-Mart to pick up WM 22 and Backlash 2006 was already there for sale. I was like "Holy shit, that was fast!" I haven't watched Mania yet, but I'm 99% sure Rey's 619 botch is edited out too.

I love WCW booking.

Other times the United States Champion has faced the World Heavyweight Champion: Ric Flair Vs. Hollywood Hogan - Clash of the Champions 33 Diamond Dallas Page Vs. Sting - March 23, 1998 edition of Nitro Bill Goldberg Vs. Hollywood Hogan - July 6, 1998 edition of Nitro Jeff Jarrett Vs. Sid Vicious - February 14, 2000 edition of Nitro Scott Steiner Vs. Jeff Jarrett - June 19, 2000 edition of Nitro Lance Storm Vs. Booker T - August 7, 2000 edition of Nitro Booker T Vs. Scott Steiner - March 26, 2001 - The Final Nitro Kurt Angle Vs. Chris Jericho - Rebellion 2001 I know there's been more occasions than that, but I can't think of any more at the moment.

I didn't watch much SD leading into WM 22, but I guess Randy Orton was using this theme for a couple of weeks before going back to "HEY!" Why the sudden switches? I have no idea. It became the theme song for Judgment Day this year.

Basically, think of Halloween: Ressurection, but with KANE! I knew the movie was going to be bad and it was, but I still enjoyed it. The part I marked out for was I was disappointed