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Sid Vicious turned heel during his second 2000 WCW World Title reign. David Arquette turned heel during his 2000 WCW World Title reign. Booker T turned heel during his first of two WCW World Title reigns in 2001 upon entering the WWF.

Nothing was on the line for Team WWF Vs Team WCW/ECW at Invasion (which was really three WWF guys and 2 WCW guys) and you all bought that.

I would just like to reply that I owned Barron much better in his SNL thread, w/ a post immediately following his tasteless Lance Armstrong comment.

Sorry FFMS, but you have to have an actual reason for that, not just that some whore broke up with you or something.

Close this thread, we already have a ton relating to the PPV.

Except that Metallica is one of the top 10 mainstream rock bands of all time, while Busta Rhymes is best known for doing rap videos with Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck.

Way to fuck up again, Free Formed Man Servant.

I wasn't borrowing the picture from a site. It was a file that I uploaded. And dude, I take courses in Digital MultiMedia and Advanced Media, I think I might just understand the 'net a little better than you. Retard.

Question: I used a tiny 311 graphic, how was this freezing any of you?

From Death Valley Driver Board: Thanks to Wrestlemag.com for sending along spoilers from today's Smackdown taping in Sheffield, England: Velocity: - Kid Kash beat Chris Chaos. - MNM defeated Brian Kendrick & Paul London. - Sylvan beat Funaki. - Simon Dean pinned Taylor Phoenix. Smackdown!: - Booker T vs. Chris Benoit for the United States Title went to a draw after two referees got involved and each counted a pinfall as both men had their shoulders on the mat. Teddy Long declared the title vacant and that Booker T vs. Benoit was made for Survivor Series as the first in a ‘Best of Seven’ match, with the winner being declared the new US Champion. - The Dicks beat Road Warrior Animal & Heidenreich - Matt Hardy beat Ken Kennedy via DQ. - Melina pinned Christy Hemme. - Juventud beat Nunzio via pinfall to become the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion. - William Regal & Paul Burchill vs. JBL & Rey Mysterio went to a no-contest after HBK, Carlito and Chris Masters invaded Smackdown! Carlito and Masters were sat at ringside before HBK hit the ring and superkicked JBL. Benoit, Animal, Heidenreich and Hardcore Holly hit the ring to make the save for Smackdown!. - Bobby Lashley pinned Orlando Jordan in what was basically a squash match. - Teddy Long ordered the entire Smackdown! roster to make their way to ringside ahead of tonight’s main event. - Batista vs. Randy Orton for the World Heavyweight Title went to a no contest after a huge brawl broke out between the entire RAW and Smackdown! rosters in the ring and around the ringside area.

I thought the "In the Closet" episode was utterly dull and unoriginal, and probably the worst episode since "Cartman is a Psychic" or "The 4th Graders Have a TV News Program". Big speed bump on an otherwise good season.

I assume everyone that went to see this, you know, went on a date to see it. Otherwise I'm silently laughing. No plans to see it, I don't like shitty "let's make the best out of a situation we could have prevented" movies.

I swear some combination of Hardy, Rhyno, and Abyss have fought each other on every Impact.

I believe Glacier's debut came against Big Bubba, who challenged him to a match on Nitro and was tired of the hype.

Carlito NAILED his finisher on Smackdown, btw.

By the way, this arbitrator being "fired!" is bullshit. His contract was up in 10 days anyway, and he wasn't being brought back. Just the NFL trying to look hard for their players.

Camden!

When WWE was releasing the "WM 1-20" posters each month in Raw & Smackdown magazine, they gave a WM 20 poster. One side "vertically", cut into two. Benoit w/ diving headbutt and Eddie w/ frogsplash. It's awesome.

STEVE DOLL.

As soon as the "injury" was reported I believed it to be a work, and still believe so.

Does it even matter. Honestly, Bret could've won the title and next week Smackdown's rating would still be the same. No one cares about the company anymore. it's stale, flat, and filled with either 1) workers who've been in the spotlight every week for too long or 2)generic wrestlers missing entertainment aspects and a connection with the crowd.

Quote: "HD is so ridiculously overrated, it's not even funny." Vitamin X, I pity those without an HDTV. Your silly claim is like saying that DVD quality is overrated when compared to an old grainy VHS. It makes a huge difference.

Can a Mod make sure that THIS is the PPV thread for Sunday, since this person's opinion shoulda been put in the "Misc./Useless Comments Not Worthy of Their Own Thread" thread? This seriously looks like the worse "big 4" PPV in many years. Not one match has any fresh feel or excitement.

Another month of this and they'll be back to weekly PPVs, Russo, and The Dupp Cup.

Little things like that made 1999 WCW > 2002-2005 WWE