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I totally agree. I hate that segment with a passion and will never understand how it did such a hig rating when it was just a long, boring piece of mindless crap with The Rock insulting a bunch of people nobody gave a shit about? I mean, what was that segment supposed to achieve? The thing about the first "This is your life" segment that was so special that it was a testament to just how adored The Rock and Mankind were at that point in wrestling history. People tuned in because they wanted to see what would happen next. And yes, the segment was a pointless, comedy segment, but still...

I hope so I wanted to see Lesnar mock Austin.

Why is my local UPN playing a fucking base ball game?

I guess it does seem pretty weird at first. I wish I'd started a diary when I started the game, then you would have seen the rise of both of them. Chad Collyer, as of now, is a 2-time WWE Champion, winning his first title at Wrestlemania XXII (From AJ Styles). Paul London is just cracking the main event now. He's been Cruiserweight and United States champion, but I'd like to see what type of results he could produce in a program with Rhyno. Thanks for the feedback!

Those clips looked sweet! Homicide is awesome and it's too bad that Hart has to be such an ass. The guy has amazing ability.

Lords of Pain made a comment that Sakoda and Paul London could be added to this match after all. I'd post the report, but the site went down on my server

In all seriousness though, this ECW dvd sounds like it could be excellent. WWE doesn't have the same hard feelings that it has with WCW, and since ECW was never a real threat to WWE, the dvd is more likely to glorify Heyman and company.

Why did I score so low? I mean... really? What's so wrong about Ernie Rowe?

^ Tonic fan!

With genius lines like that, how can this movie NOT be a hit?

I never thought of that... surprisingly good choice. Also makes me long for when they used "Beautiful Day." Too bad they couldn't have saved that song for someone besides Triple H.

That's a good theory, but then again WWE has never been one to always make the logical decision.

Like I said before, Hogan made the list because I know a lot of people here hate him. And yes, that Wrestlemania IX moment played a part in my decision as well.

He's on the list because of a deep smark hatred towards him and because he was main eventing Wrestlemania long after he shouldn't have.

Watch him get pinned within the first minute

I've never even heard of that show before... but i have a sick curiosity of it. When is it on and on what channel?

No Paul London? No Matt Hardy? This match just lost ten points of overness with me

I agree. Actually, I think I could stand Jim Ross and Tazz as the only two commentators. Jerry Lawler is a moron who acts confused and intrigued by every stupid little predictable event on Raw. Michael Cole is a moron who has to say "Cruiserweight action exclusive to Smackdown!" ten times during a three minute CW match that has a minute of rest holds.

It's been too long since WWE used Disturbed. The "Believe" album had a few good choices on it.

Hmm, interesting. He really liked the AAA vs TNA X-Cup, so I guess I wasn't the only one after all...

If I am remembering correctly, Wrestlemania X7 did not do much for the ratings heading into the show as well. I also remember that being the time period where the first cracks in WWE popularity started to appear.....

No matter how RVD leaves WWE, you just know he will be embraced wherever else he goes. I like the sound of Rob Van Dam: NWATNA Superstar.

This news makes me happy. This is something WWE needs to really make WM XX special.

Yeah, Velocity sounds really good this week. Somehow I expect they'll cut the London/Noble match short on tv (I hope not) and though I'm not really excited about Billy Gunn getting a pop, I'm always in the mood to see Rhyno praised by an appreciative crowd.