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I feel like everytime I post lately the other teams is scoring/scores. Goddamnit.

While I don't agree with booing Burrell, the fans should be used to him by now. I am. He performs sometimes, and sucks sometimes. I'm shocked the Phils tied it. Really. And really happy. This series has been awesome, totally agreed.

Yeah, Phils are just about ending their season here.

If the Cena/Edge blowoff is at Survivor Series: It'll be in Philly. With a huge anti-Cena crowd. Which'll make for a cool moment when chickenshit-yet-cheered Edge steals the win.

"I'm Robbie", goddamnit they're a cool duo, thanks for fixing that. Rory's got the Neidhart down, though. JOHN CENA SUCKS! - That chant is just brilliant.

Just watch both of the fuckers. Wrestling is fun - don't overanalyze. They're crazy ass, solid movers, do submissions and counters/blocks effectively, are a fresh of breath air, have awesome German Olympic-type jackets, and aren't named "Hardcore Holly" or "Billy Gunn". Watch them, and even if unimpressed (which I doubt you'll be), just imagine the crap that Raw produces.

Awesome, thanks!

"...HOWEVER...titles CANNOT change hands via a countout...STILL World Wrestling Federation Tag Team Champions, Money, Incorporated!" :::fans cry:::

On the cover of the new WWE Magazine w/ Trish: "The rumors are true! Randy Orton! $17,000 in fines! Backstage brawl! Psychological counseling!" (similar words, the fine total and brawl is correct)

Ah yes, the "next Shawn Michaels" !

You started like 10 stupid-ass NHB threads just for the sake of it AND NOW WE CANT SEE WHO IS CALLING EACH OTHER OUT ON A DAILY BASIS!

Hogan gets heat for "killing Vader's powerbomb" at SuperBrawl but everyone forgets that Vader kicked out of the big Legdrop at 1.

They made their debut on January 7th, 1991. -TheHistoryofWWE.com That's pretty amazing that Knobbs was in the final 3 of the Rumble, weeks after debuting and a month from working WCW.

Re: The Nasty Boys From TheHistoryofWCW.com - The debut of The Nasty Boys in WCW was on September 5, 1990. *** Clash of the Champions XII - Mountain Madness 09-05-90, The Civic Center, Asheville, North Carolina Announcers: Jim Ross and Bob Caudle 4. The Nasty Boys (Jerry Sags & Brian Knobbs) defeated Jackie Fulton & Terry Taylor in 7:09 when Sags pinned Fulton after the flying elbowdrop following Knobbs reversing Fulton's bodypress attempt into a powerslam. *** Chicago, Illinois 11-30-90, UIC Pavilion 6. Rick Steiner defeated Brian Knobbs in a steel cage match. The last appearence of the two I have was November 30, 1990. For some reason Scott & Sags weren't involved. They may have done a final blowoff on TV with Rick & Scott before Starrcade 90, which was setup on the November Clash when the Steiners attacked The Nastys during their bout with the fat Renegade Warriors. The Nasty Boys absolutely did NOT work any WCW dates in 1991. Not against anyone. Scott & Rick were thrown into bouts with the Freebirds in December and into January of '91. _____________ Re: Black Scorpion From TheHistoryofWCW.com and RSPW Ole Anderson was under the mask in the original vignettes. Al Perez was unmasked at the Clash, the man that came to the ring after was Dave "Angel of Death" Sheldon, Sting's old teammate in Powerteam USA. Dave "Angel of Death" Sheldon worked under the mask in house shows in late September '90-early October '90 against Sting, never winning. Sheldon was the Scorpion at the November Clash, with Ole continuing to do the voiceover work. Flair was the Scorpion at Starrcade, when it was decided to abort the angle due to AoD being too vague a member of Sting's past, plus the angle was just getting utterly insulting. No idea who the fake Scorpions around the UFO at Starrcade were. Probably enhancement talent. The idea here was to plant a hint of "FOUR" Scorpions to make "sense" of everything when Flair was unmasked. I suppose. Black Scorpions: Ole (vignettes) Perez (unmasked at Clash) Sheldon (house shows, second Clash) Flair (Starrcade) __________ Re: LPWA WCW had a history of working with other organizations, especially to promote the idea of WCW being an equal to the then-World Wrestling Federation and being "the big-time wrestling promotion others come to". They did this with Smokey Mountain Wrestling in 1993, with the return of the National Wrestling Alliance in 1992-93, with New Japan Wrestling at different times from 1991 to 2000. The LPWA ladies didn't work any shows after this, so without having seen the bout in some time I'm guessing it didn't make the splash they were hoping for. Most likely the LPWA paid them quite a bit of money to promote their product on a big, free-TV show like the Clash. The idea, much like the LPWA, was doomed. _________ Re: Buddy Landell From RSPW Newsgroup "Nature Boy" Buddy Landell's gimmick was that he was a joke. He couldn't beat "Nature Boy" Ric Flair when they faced off. He lost nearly all his televised bouts and other heels poked fun at him. He claimed he was friends with Skid Row, and had a fake "tattoo" on his arm for the Clash match to "prove" this, in an attempt to gain some "badass points" and further make him look silly to the babyface-loving fans. It was a stupid idea and was soon forgotten. UNTIL NOW~! (Think Ernest Miller claiming James Brown was his good buddy.) ________ Re: Buddy Roberts From TheHistoryofWCW.com and wikipedia That was his only appearence ever for World Championship Wrestling. He was basically needed as a "cornerman" for the Freebirds to counteract "Bullet" Bob Armstrong. He didn't work house shows/TV after and almost immediately retired. ________ Re: The Master Blasters From TheHistoryofWCW.com Steel (Kevin Nash) & Iron (Al Green aka "The Dog" from 2000 WCW) debuted at Clash 12. From Sept.-Oct. 1990, they were house shows regulars, defeating undercard tag teams. Nash, as Master Blaster Steel, won all his bouts against "Z-Man" Tom Zenk on the house show scene in singles matches when the team wasn't together. Green left WCW in October. Al Green's "Iron" was replaced with Master Blaster Blade. Blade & Iron beat the Southern Boys at Halloween Havoc 1990. I'm sure that was a lovely match that I don't own on my Turner version of the show. Even though there were about 30 tag matches on Clash 13, the new Master Blasters didn't compete. The Blasters finished up 1990 by crushing lowly WCW undercard teams like Allen Iron Eagle and friends. IMMEDIATELY in 1991, WCW wised up and began jobbing the Master Blasters on house shows to Rich & Morton and the Southern Boys. Blade lost to TV Champ Tom Zenk on TV. THE FINAL APPEARENCE! Drumroll... From a TV Taping in Atlanta, GA on February 17th 6. WCW U.S. Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Dan Spivey & The Master Blaster when Scott pinned Master Blaster. That was Blade. But Steel would comes back soon from the land of Oz!

Unfortunately, I have to agree with the rise of the Astros. Hopefully they've topped off against the lowly Pirates and play .500 ball or such.

Prediction: T.O. will nurse another fake injury or be suspended for the Cowboys/Eagles game.

Matt says "mah" not "my".

Ban KOAB while you're at it.

"Don't you stand there and drink coffee when a MAN is talking to you!"

Cena's runnin' away with it.

I didn't like how DDP leeched onto the Raven & Saturn/Benoit feud and then started beating everyone, thus making the great matches and battles between the Flock and Benoit seem pointless since none of them could beat DDP.

There's really no wrong answer here. Hell, even Steve McMichael popped the crowd HUGE and turned into a half decent worker (he outwrestled Jarrett frequently), and seemed like an 80's era "LETS FIGHT!" over-excited wrestler. I marked out big-time for his U.S. Title win and you could tell he genuinely wanted to get better and respected the Horsemen tradition.

If you enjoy them, that's all that matters. "I'm Rory!"

Yo, leave her be. She's attractive and likes wrestling. If you're gonna hate, hate on the people that fawn over her and post non-stop or whatever. But bringing up the subject over and over just makes you part of what you claim is the "problem".

Foley was the right program for Orton. It produced great matches at WM and Backlash. Good promos. Both guys worked their asses off.