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Would anyone be as cruel to deny this face a free webcast ===>

My only fear with the Japanese Mafia is that we're going to get a series of matches where every member jobs to The Undertaker. 14 minutes? That's not too bad, if not pretty good

JEEZ. For a second there I didn't see the negative sign and thought you'd just given Steiner/HHH four stars! <whew>

Nah, cuz then they would ask all these questions that only the person who ordered it could answer.

Yeah, I'm still hoping. I'm not going anywhere anyways.

No kidding. I don't have any energy for Hooters now (did I really just say that? I must be crazy....).

I know I'm not Choken One, but I wanted to rate the matches anyways. Hardy vs Jericho: **1/2 Hardy vs Kidman: **3/4 Storm and Regal vs RVD/Kane: ** Undertaker vs Big Show: **3/4 Team Angle vs Lesnar/Benoit: ***1/2 Steiner vs HHH: ** Austin vs Bischoff: DUD Hogan vs Rock: **

No. I think they'd be happy to have anybody watching at this point. They would probably be thrilled to know we're doing this! It would give them someone new to blame for the low buy-rates.

So... anyone think the WWE might catch on that people are sharing passwords to get into the webcasts?

The link didn't work for me either I'll try again at eight...

Har har har har.... you get points for making me chuckle

It was the match of the night, but it was a bit frustrating because of the way Edge was taken out of it. Also, Angle's serious neck injury occured during this match, which sort of ruins it for me when I watch it now. In addition, this should really have been the second to last match of the night. I believe that six man tag matches should always be main events on Raw or Smackdown and are pretty much pointless on PPVs. I have the show on tape too. As far as squashes go, this one went on for way too long. Austin could've pinned Bischoff several times before he actually did. Personally, I didn't even care for Hogan/Rock at WM X8. There is absolutely nothing special or excting about watching these two wrestle. This match happened just because they wanted a rematch and was a lousy main event that didn't really do anything but set up Vince vs Hogan at WM 19 (which the show was built around that match, and look at the great, cough, buyrate for WM 19!). The match wasn't bad, it just wasn't anything that should be main eventing a PPV ever. In comparison to Backlash, Judgement Day, and Unforgiven it really did. I have mixed feelings about Badd Blood. While I don't remember thinking it was that good, I can't remember anything too awful on that show (aside from the Redneck Triathlon).

Doesn't the Zach Gowen/McMahon feud seem good in comparison now?

"The King of Meh?" I love it!

Rue. She's on Afterburn and I thnk she might go to Velocity too now... OOOOOOHHHHH, HER? Okay, now I know who you're all talking about (I don't get Spike TV in this room, so I'm just waiting for the webcast to start).

Oh yeah... Heat is on... meh... I'll probably just drive to Hooters... except i'd rather stay here and post while watching.... meh

Oooh, WWE.com just put up a pic of 'Taker/Brock on the front page! And yesh, Scott Steiner is still relatively healthy and active on the main roster. The other five are gone/non-wrestlers.

If you look at the cover of No Way Out 2003, you will see six faces: The Rock, Stone Cold, Triple H, Eric Bischoff, Hulk Hogan, and Scott Steiner. Out of those six men, who are still HEALTHY and ACTIVE wrestlers now?

It was a huge improvement though. Yeah, it was a big step up. The crowd shit all over it though. The "boring" and "Steiner sucks" chants were deafening.

Does anyone hate me?

Good show, good show! Keep up the good work.

I remember Angle vs Test being really good and Jericho vs Test getting standing ovations at house shows.

No Way Out went through with a Steiner/HHH rematch even after the horrible reaction to the first bout. It also regulated WWE Champion Kurt Angle to a mid-card handi-cap match. The Kurt Angle/Charlie Haas/Shelton Benjamin vs Chris Benoit and Brock Lesnar match wasn't even a sub-main event. Steve Austin squashed Eric Bischoff in a boring, too long match. Jeff Hardy looked like shit against Jericho. The main event was 13 minutes of Hulk Hogan vs The Rock, with yet another Montreal Screw-job finish. Need I go on?

Worst band ever? Don't you mean Slipknot?

My thought EXACTLY when I first found out.