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And Starsailor, maybe the only Coldplay-rip off act I hate as much as Keane. "Alcoholic"=the most disgustingly mundane song I've had the misfortune to hear in years

"Love Is Alright Tonight" by Rick Springfield

"Wild Wild Life" by Talking Heads

For all the bitching we do about Smackdown, if you'd told me a year ago that one of the two Smackdown stars Vince actually made sure had storylines was Eddie Guererro, I'd have called you a liar. God help them if Eddie gets injured.

Tony Schiavone and Lord Alfred did the WWF Fan Favourites tape, which features Dusty Rhodes' WWF debut, together. Also, Monsoon did the first match at WM7 with "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan

"Rip The Heart Out Of Me" by Adema

Who would have thought a show with Guerreros winning titles left, right and centre would be so bad? How long until we get brother vs brother, champion vs champion, Classic vs Eddie?

Who was managed by MIDAJAH during his final WCW run

As the question asks, which former Tough Enough contestant (doesn't have to be winner) is your favourite? My pick would be Greg Matthews who, even though he had to drop out early due to injury, still has followed his dream and continues to wrestle on the indy circuits (most recently as a CZW tag champion) and tried to increase his ability to the point where he can now pull off a pretty impressive range of moves for a guy his size.

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Another player? Hey, I'll throw my hat in Non-Title Bas Rutten beats Dan Severn Lightheavyweight Title Frank Shamrock beats Elvis Sinosic Number One Contender to the Lightheavyweight Title Kevin Randleman beats Eugene Jackson Heavyweight Division Pete Williams beats Maurice Smith Lightheavyweight Division Caol Uno beats John Lewis Tito Ortiz beats Evan Tanner

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"Sacred Cow" by Crowded House

Maybe the answer lies in an Eddie/Big Show/Angle 3-way at Vengeance of SSlam. The Brock/BS/Angle 3-way was great last year, Show and Angle both want to fight Eddie for the title, but still has an issue with each other, due to Show nearly killing Angle, so they can both kill two birds with one stone.

In that case, I nominate: NY Untouchable and because I have absolutely no shame, I also nominate myself

Who attacked TRENT ACID at Best of the Best 3 with a terrifying looking Cop Killa

Keane are terrible, no-guitar, piano-led balladry for people who find David Gray too edgy. They are a band who I stumbled upon at Reading, heard a few of their songs, realised they were joss and thought I'd never hear of them again, then looked on in amazement as they went on to have successive UK Top 10 hits. Blander than bland

I think you're overlooking the only good thing about Eurovision- listening to Wogan get more enraged as the event goes on. Let's face it, the songs are always unbearable (and who in Ireland decided on a shitty ballad written by Fat Bryan from Westlife), it's only the Wogan commentary that carries the damn show. This years show was great, just because you could sense Wogan's angry comments coming a mile away.

"Let's Get Tattoos" by Carter U.S.M.

I'd never even heard of 3 Doors Down until I was given an album of theirs to review for my student newspaper last year. They very much deserve to be on the list, much more than Saliva. At least Saliva have the decency to write catchy songs and rock out occasionally, 3 Doors Down are just tedious. Still better than Godsmack, mind.

Wow, nice work. Sounds like interesting stuff and the recap style was very enjoyable.

In my mind, there is only one true dream venue....the Vetch Field in Swansea This is BIGTIME, baby...

Who made his PPV debut in a squash over VIRGIL

"It's A Shame About Ray" by the Lemonheads

Who teamed up with THE BARBARIAN (under the name Seone) to form the New Headshrinkers