Lil' Bitch

Well said.

Hogan / McMahon - Wrestlemania 19 Lesnar / Goldberg - Wrestlemania XX Almost every PPV main event in WCW in the Russo era.

They should use his home burning down as an angle when he gets back and make Kennedy the culprit. HHH could always take the credit too.

LOL @ Mayweather jobbing. One of the world's greatest boxer, with a current undefeated record, is not losing on a (pre-determined) wrestling show.

It was a 10 year old boy, dimwit.

WOW, that looks fucking awesome! I'm definitely checking TIH out. Nicolas Cage was a complete disaster for Ghost Rider, I shift my blame towards him and / or the studio for the bullshit kiddy crap we got with that movie that was made into a total letdown to GR fans. At least, the director seemed to be a real big comic book fan so if he had a real say or pull in the matter, we would've had a TRUE adaption of Ghost Rider. I thought Ben Affleck did just fine in DareDevil, but there's too many Affleck / DD haters out there for whatever reason. After seeing the Director's Cut, DD absolutely became one of my top favorite Marvel films. The thing with Edward Norton is after seeing his work whether its Fight Club, American History, Red Dragon, etc. , he has a nack for playing tortured characters and he's really good at that so I think he fits right into playing the role of Bruce Banner. Plus he's a superior actor to Eric Bana. I guess I'm one of the few people who liked the comic book style shots as well. I thought it was a nice touch to its source.

Yeah, I've been able to meet most of the roster over the years. I never really had a problem with anybody except for Shawn Michaels and Test. First time I met HBK back in 2005, he was really nice. Every other time since, he's been an ass. Not wanting to sign stuff or take pics at all. Test is the biggest dickhead I ever met. He blew off a mentally challenged kid. Nicest guys I ever met were John Cena, Rico, Mr. Kennedy, Eddie Guerrero, RVD, and Paul London. Stacy Keibler's a bitch. Every other Diva I met was cool. I met Batista and Orton when they were still in Evolution and they were really cool, but ever since they've been world champions, they've been moody. HHH is cool, but he won't sign anything. Edge and Shelton Benjamin are hit or miss. Charlie Haas doesn't like to take pictures for some reason. Same with Paul Heyman.

Do the violations go away after a certain amount of time has passed like with driver license demerit points? Like say, Jeff Hardy came back and was clean for a long time like a year or two, gets caught again and that was his third time, would he be fired?

Looking back on it now, should Hogan have won the match against The Rock? I always thought having Hogan play heel in his return WWF match was one of the worst decisions made, but the fans were clearly behind him in the match. Hogan could've still turned face after he won the match by turning against Hall and Nash if they were beating up on the Rock (Think Return of the Jedi face turn here).

It usually takes more than one match for me to get interested in watching an entire PPV live.

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Was there any truth to the rumor of Mark Jindrak headlining one of the SummerSlams against whoever the champion was (forgot which year) or was that another SK lie?

I've always enjoyed Michaels / Hart the best. Two of the best wrestlers at the time, both loved by the fans, going out there for an entire hour "giving it their best" to be the WWF Champion. To me, it was really exciting and still is just to watch straight up wrestling as you had a clash with Hart's grounded technical style with Michaels' ground / aerial hybrid style. No interference, no cheating, none of that crap. I didn't mind the 0-0 tie either, Of course, it would've been much better had Michaels grabbed the rope after awhile during the Sharpshooter spot and getting Sweet Chin Music on Hart and winning the title at the last minute instead of the sudden death finish, but I always they did that on purpose to leave Hart / Michaels feud open since it begun the Hart Getting Screwed Constantly angle. I always looked at The Undertaker coming to help out the Rock (since he was getting ambushed by the McMahon-Helmsley Faction), which backfired and caused the Rock to lose the title via DQ. Also, the Undertaker had unfinished business with both Vince and HHH.

As well as getting injured again, the extent of the injury misdiagnosed causing him to miss out on winning the world title, causing himself to get booted out of an important storyline with Vince, and causing Cena to get injured when he returns. Either through his actions of his own or circumstances beyond his control, Kennedy has really been Mr. Bad Luck I've always liked Matt better than Jeff. Anybody else agree?

God damn it, Jeff! You had a good shot of possibly being WWE Champion this year and you had to go back to your old habits and fuck it all up! Jesus Christ, hopefully with this news, this might hopefully give Kennedy a second chance at being a headliner again following his series of unfortunate events from last year.

And WWE allowed the one thing I was hoping wouldn't happen: a double turn in the middle of the feud. Its just awful how this whole feud has been booked. Either Floyd should've done his best to stay face or Shane and company should've talked to him backstage about not acting heelish for the sake of the feud. How are we suppose to boo the guy that is defending the honor of Rey Mysterio? It makes no sense. If WWE was going to do this, then Floyd should've attacked Rey Mysterio with Big Show returning to make the save. Another question is if (insert other boxer's name here) was in Floyd's place, would he have been rejected by the wrestling fans too?

My favorite one was the original. It should be used for title matches, but I thought using it for a title shot was a nice change that should be used more often. And having it once a year is enough like HITC.

Is anybody else not really interested in Wrestlemania this year like me? The card looks like crap and one of the matches I was really looking forward to was Matt Hardy Vs. MVP and they scrapped it for whatever dumb reason. When was the last time you guys were really excited for Wrestlemania going in? For me, I'd say 22.

No Ghost?!! What the fuck is wrong with you?

Amen.

Brooke Hogan officially confirmed the affair on her MySpace page.