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Why would you even think to write this?

Hmm, the closest I've come to meeting a wrestler was when I saw Lance Storm in his car about ten feet away from me. I would've gotten his autograph (but I let him sign for a young girl instead).

Ha, I was at work so I missed out on being labeled a loser. However, after work all I did was come home and watch a movie in my room... but other weekends, I go out... I swear.... really!....

Oh... okay, I just found my answer in another thread.... that's bloody awful

Did TNA really cancel the 3-hour show or are you just saying that?

Is Suzuki the guy Saturn wrestled on the TNA one year show? Is so, that guy does suck. They'd be better off bringing my man, Perry Saturn, back.

I would love to see Big Vito in the WWE. I miss the guy a lot, he was mighty entertaining.

I'm happy about the Bashams winning the tag titles. I hope they get a good reign out of this.

This might be a dumb question, but was Kevin Nash really in TMNT 2? I never noticed him before (then again, I haven't seen the movie in quite some time)... was he the Super Shredder or something?

I could not really stand Batista before he got injured. To me, he's just another random big guy who does power moves and tries to get over by squashing people and having a loud mouth manager in his corner.

RVD had good/great matches with The Rock, Steve Austin, and Kurt Angle in 2001. There is no reason why Triple H couldn't have gotten a good match out of RVD either.

How the hell did Undertaker ruin Lesnar's career? If my memory suits me right, Lesnar was still getting little to no ovation until he beat 'Taker in the HIAC.

A real world champion will not make purposely make his opponent look bad, which is exactly what Triple H did at Unforgiven last year. By making RVD look bad, he made himself look bad as well. RVD should be pissed off.

Spoiler (Highlight to Read): Eddie plays Bret Hart and loses to Chavo in the opening bout. Then later that night Eddie Guerrero defeats Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship.

That match happened on Smackdown on the same show that featured TLC 3. It was a great match and it as one of Eddie's last matches before he was suspended and ultimately released. I don't remember the exact date, but it was the first Smackdown after Judgement Day.

I really loved the videos for Vengeance 2003. The theme of the night was overcoming adversity and made Kurt Angle and Zach Gowen out to be really courageous. Big Show and Brock Lesnar were made to look good in the hype as well.

The Summerslam match was a classic that they tried to recapture at Unforgiven. It didn't quite work, but the celebration was awesome. It's just a shame that they didn't give Angle more time with that second reign, he was mad over and people were tired of Austin as champion.

This was a very hard poll to choose one from. I ultimately decided to demote Stephanie McMahon as head writer because I felt that would lead to many of the other choices happening as a result.

Since I've been watching... 2003- Chris Jericho vs Shawn Michaels (WrestleMania) (Still not decided for sure on this year) 2002- Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit vs Rey Mysterio and Edge (No Mercy) 2001- Chris Benoit vs Steve Austin 2000- The Rock vs Chris Benoit (Fully Loaded) 1999- Mankind vs The Rock (Royal Rumble) 1998- Kane vs Undertaker (WrestleMania) (Call me crazy, but this match was great). 1997- Shawn Michaels vs Undertaker (HIAC) I've watched many MANY shows from before 1997, but I don't feel I've seen enough to judge what the best matches were. I'm a relatively new wrestling fan but I like to think I've done a good job of catching up. On a side note, there are actually about five matches I'm considering MOTY right now, it's just that Y2J vs HBK sticks out in my mind the most at this moment.

You know, that Kanyan idea sounds pretty freaking awesome... too bad they won't do it.

Yeah, Eddie lost to a 2-time WWE Champion, former WCW Champion, and 500 pound man. The Big Show has also beaten Hulk Hogan, Triple H, Brock Lesnar, and many MANY others in the past, not to mention he headlined a WrestleMania. Eddie didn't exactly lose to a jobber.

"In Love" by Ben Folds featuring William Shatner.

Don't get upset until we find out what Eddie's place in Survivor Series will be.

Having never seen a Samoa Joe match, I've read and seen pictures of him left and right. To an outsider, he comes off as a credible and respectable champion who is creating a lot of prestige for a young championship belt. I haven't seen any RoH shows in there entirity, but I have downloaded matches and seen most of the stars work elsewhere...

NEWF (New England Wrestling Federation). Stars: Alex Arion Steve Bradley Alter Boy Luke Chad Collyer Matt Stryker Perry Saturn GQ Money CM Punk Julio Dinero D'Lo Brown Samoa Joe Danny Doring Roadkill Simon Diamond Johnny Swinger Vampire Warrior Scoot Andrews Xavier J.R. Ryder Essa Rios Psicosis Jerry Lynn EZ Money Justin Credible Steve Corino and random New England jobbers. I would have the NEWF Heaveyweight Championship, NEWF Tag Championship, and the NEWF North American Championship. Top contenders for the NEWF title would be D'Lo Brown, Scoot Andrews, and Jerry Lynn. The dominating champion would be CM Punk.