Lil' Bitch

No, I'm not even anywhere remotely close to the state of Alabama. However, a buddy of mine lives not too far away from Mobile and went to that RAW (if you're refering to the broadcast where Ric Flair sucker punched Shawn Michaels in the handicapped main event match.) By the way, since we're on the topic of meeting wrestlers, I gotta sneak down the rows of the next shows I go to. Great camera pics lie ahead.

No, why?

I would rather have RVD on PPV than Shane.

I agree, he can't really be in character since he's just being himself all the time.

I envy your luck. lol

An RVD/Shane team would be awesome.

I don't do restaurants or hotel lobbies. It would make me feel like more of a stalker. Although if it was one of those "at the right place at the right time" kind of things (you know you just run into them / see them without you knowing they were there after all), I would probably faint from excitement. *Wishes he could meet a wrestler at an airport by chance

Good thing because just about everybody likes Shane and have been anxiously awaiting his return since he teased it for the two surprise appearances regarding the RAW GM role.

If you're serious about doing this, I recommended doing it at RAW (a live show) or a PPV especially during the main event and then you'll be immortalized as that stupid fan who tried to interfere although if you sock HHH in the process, more power to ya. *remembers the drunk fan from the Guerrero / RVD RAW IC Ladder match.

Rico was the only one that did. You have a better chance doing it before the show starts because when the show ends, that's when you got EVERYBODY wanting to get with the superstars which gives them more reason to leave since there are too many fans. Even Rico ditched the audience after the show left. LOL, Earl arrived and was signing stuff / taking pics with his bro, Dave (with whom he arrived along with Charles). As Earl was entering the building... (Yes, I remember this incident very well and took much pride in it) Me: Hey Earl! Earl: Yeah? Me: YOU SCREWED BRET! Earl: SHUT UP!!! Also when the show ended, Earl was being carried by some other referee backstage because he got "hurt" in the HHH / Nash match. I was along the steel corridors (the ones ECW used) and I shouted You Screwed Bret again as he passed by. He just shook his head.

Do what I did, go behind the arena like 2-3 hours before the show starts. Generally, there's a fence in front of the parking lot whic is next to the back entrance of the arena (where the ramp for cars to drive down is). It worked for me. Jackie Gayda, Rene Dupree, Goldust, Ivory, Victoria, D-Von, Maven, Rico, Rodney Mack, The Hebners, Charles Robinson, Chad Petton, Howard Finkle and RVD stopped by and took time to sign autographs and take pictures. (Despite the heel status he has, Rico was the nicest one of them all. He went in to put his bags away and came out and spent at least 20 minutes with the fans, making sure he got all of us who were present.) Rob was also hella cool, him and Booker were the last people to arrive. Rob risked being late to try to get us all, he got as many as he could. He pushed it, but I'm glad he did. Great guy. Test, Stacy Kiebler, Christian, Lance Storm, Nowinski, Kevin Nash, Booker T (he didn't mean to though cuz he was running late), Buh Buh Ray, Spike, Val Venis, the other french guy Sylvian, and Chris Jericho (of course) were pricks and blew us off. I mind you this was a RAW house show I went to.

I know, but I'm used to somebody tapping out to a regular Boston Crab. Beating them with it halfway just makes the loss seem...humiliating. That's like tapping out to an armbar, a headlock, a bear hug, or some other minor submission you'd never expect people to tap out to. thought Flair never beat Bret or was that just TV-wise? It has also been brought to my attention that the Undertaker has NEVER lost by tapping out. Is this true?

I wouldn't be surprised. I hope WWE has a back-up plan because if either men can't make it, the RAW main event is fucked and somebody else (out of nowhere too I bet) will have to be stuck in a.k.a. another booking fluke.

That's exactly what Stone Cold did. Anyway, I want Brock Lesnar to turn heel. In fact, I'm expecting it. I always liked him as a heel, that's when he was the unstoppable monster and the original Legend Killer. As a face, now he's all nice and shit. Fuck that. The REAL Brock Lesnar character would have never come out to help Rey Mysterio. As for the face/face and heel/heel matches, they'll rarely done since its almost always good vs. evil. The last face/face matches I can remember were Hogan/Warrior and Hart/Michaels (WM XII). I have no idea when the last time a heel/heel match happened although Angle / Benoit from Unforgiven comes to mind for some reason. And this Nzden also reminds me of the Prime guy. I don't know why.

Six months ago, Paul Heyman was around...

I don't know why, but as soon as I read this, the image of Chris Benoit putting Tony Stewart in the Crippler Crossface popped in my head.

What is Vince talking about with the backstabbing thing? Holy shit, who didn't see that coming? Before, I would have none of McMahon Vs. Lesnar at all. But now that is going to be on SD instead of SS with it taking place inside a steel cage, I'm all for Lesnar / McMahon now.

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I do, get on AIM

He lost to a HALF Boston Crab?!! WTF So you mean to tell me Bret has lost to Sting? I thought Sting never beat him. (WWC from 99 to 2001 is all fuzzy to me). SHIT, how could I forget?

Watch Goldberg beat Flair using only THREE moves like any other Goldberg match you'd expect to see. *Sigh*

American and British troops from the American Revolution are about to fire their guns off at each other in a field and then just drop them and beat the crap out of each other in the ring (that's in the middle of the field). Kurt Angle is watching through a telescope. "You call that a Rumble? Pff." At the end of the commercial, Angle has two "British" soldiers in headlocks. "No wonder you lost the freaking war!" Anyway, I like comedic WWE commercial most of the time. NOT ALL WWE commercials HAVE to be serious you know.

Scott Steiner was actually a good / decent singles wrestler and World Heavyweight Champion before the ring rust and injuries got to him. When I first heard about the groin injury, I thought Goldberg had mule kicked HHH in the crotch...

Oops, nevermind about Hogan, he lost twice by tapping. I forgot he lost to Luger on that one match on Nitro (and the title too, right?) by giving up.

Its rare about certain top wrestling superstars, when you think about it, when it comes down to losing matches by submission by actually tapping out. Despite how "painful" it might be to be in that movie, it would only hurt more if you gave up by tapping. Big name people prefer to lose by "passing out" anyway. I'm very sure I might be wrong about what I type below this, but if you can correct me that would appreciative since most of my wrestling memory is glitchy. Kevin Nash being either Diesel or Nash has never lost a match through submission by tapping out. He did lose a match to Scott Steiner at WCW Superbrawl Revenge through submission, but he "passed out" instead. These people below lost by tapping out. HBK, as far as I know, has only lost twice in his singles careers through submissions by actually tapping out to Bret Hart and Chris Jericho. Bret Hart has lost once to tapping out to Lex Luger on Nitro for the US title in 1998. I think that was his only tapping out loss. The Rock only lost once by tapping out to Ken Shamrock at KOTR 98. Yeah, I know he lost to Ken by the Ankle Lock at RR and WM, but those decisions got reversed so they don't count, right? Stone Cold Steve Austin only lost once by tapping to Kurt Angle at Unforgiven. and Hulk Hogan has only lost once by tapping to Kurt Angle at the last KOTR. EDIT: I don't think Nash ever lost a match by tapping out. The match with Steiner was a pass out.