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"We need 85 bumps with thumbtacks. Wow, I didn't know they used thumbtacks?" Animal: "Well, they used to use them. They stopped with the AIDS. They're chicken shit." "2 instances of the use of fire around the ring". "We'll be serving food there. Serving ribs."

I have the Tazz/Dreamer Title Change on tape, from the arena. Tazz comes out to his WWF 2000 Theme. Tommy comes out to "Man in the Box", Dreamer came out first. They do some go-behinds, and a duck clothesline spot. No other "high impact" spots were hit, although Tazz escaped Dreamer's attempted DDT. The match lasted roughly 2 minutes. The finish saw saw a series of "sunset flip"-esque reversal sequences (see: Jericho/Guerrero from Clash of the Champions 35). Tazz had Tommy in the "post-powerbomb" position, using his arms to hold Tommy's legs down. Dreamer grabbed Tazz by the head, flipped him forward into the sunset flip position, and scored the pin. Weak ending. ESPECIALLY considering Tommy was getting the World Titlew after so long.

Quote: "When Scott Steiner put the Recliner on like five cruiserweights at once in WCW. They all started tapping out manically. It was funny until you realised how sad it was." This has NEVER happened.

Anglesault, for you to compare Taker/Foley to Taker/Bossman makes you look like a fucking stupid ass, moron. Please go away before revealing your already skinned-alive scalp, child. Seriously, while Taker/Foley gets historical significance as "overrated", while still giving that "OH MY GOD!" moment to the first-time viewer, to compare it to the snooze/punch-fest that was Taker/Bossman is ridiculous. I've lost any attention I ever paid to your thoughts. Go away.

It's not that Stevie's unappreciated. Stevie Richards is a good wrestler. However, the crowd could give two fucks about him as a majority. Neither could I. It ain't 1998 anymore. Before I get flamed....Hey, Stevie, if you're reading this? I live 10 minutes from the ECW Arena. I grew UP with you. I was a huge Stevie mark. You got a good gimmicked run in WWF. Cool. Now, you're using *still* using Kronik's shitty music, you have no gimmick, except the generic "crazy guy!" gimmick, and you're saddled with an unover (with the MAJORITY of the crowd, although the internet loves her stale shit) Victoria in an angle. Get something fresh or don't exepct me to care. Although it's probably not your decision, nor your fault. Here come the FLAMING STEVIE MARKS who didn't read a WORD of what I said...or hopefully they're as smart as I hope they are...:) ?

Most likely, the chance of 2 tag team title changes = 0. Think about it and look at past results, plus consider the credibility of AMW and XXX before replying "Why?" But you know what...before you reply "But it could happen!"...I agree with you. NWA-TNA booking is HORRID now, so why the FUCK not?

From NWA-TNA Pay-Per-View #11 (Taped 08-21-02, Aired on 08-28-02) "Fatal Four Way" Tag Team Match: America's Most Wanted (James Storm and Chris Harris) defeated The Hotshots (Cassidy O'Reilly and Chase Stevens), The Backseat Boyz (Johnny Kashmere and Trent Acid), and The Disciples of the New Church (Slash and Cobain). Yes, Backseats = Gone first. Kash and Verde weren't made to "bad", per se, but weren't really put over at all, whatsoever.

Updated Three Times Thus far... WIN-LOSS RECORDS (Note, participating IN a battle royal does not count as a "win" or "loss". The winner of a battle royal is noted besides their W-L. Involvement in a "battle royal" type match where eliminations occur via PIN, SUBMISSION, DQ, or COUNTOUT will count against W-L). **Week 1 to Week 40** SINGLES RECORDS Konnan 0-1 D-Lo Brown: 2-2 Jeff Jarrett 14-4-1 Jerry Lynn 15-11-2 Kid Kash 14-10 Raven 6-0-1 Julio Dineo: 0-1 Juventud Guerrera 0-1 Johnny Storm: 0-1 The Sandman 0-3 Ron Killings 11-9 Curt Hennig: 1-5 David Flair: 1-3 Dusty Rhodes: 2-0 Monty Brown 2-2 Perry Saturn: 1-1 Mike Awesome: 1-0 Mike Barton: 0-1 Jimmy Rave 1-2 Super Crazy 0-1 Abraham Adams 0-1 A.J. Styles 16-14-2 Larry Zbyszko 1-1 Crimson Mask (Chris Hammerick) 0-2 Chris Michaels 0-1 Rick Michaels 0-1 Steve Corino 0-1 Low-Ki 5-7-1 Elix Skipper 0-6 Christopher Daniels 0-3 Ace Steel 3-3 Ashley Hudson 1-0 Derek Wylde 0-1 Tony Mamaluke 1-8 Jason Cross 1-4, Won “X-Division Gauntlet Contender’s” BR Syxx-Pac: 2-3 Paul London 0-2 Mike Sanders: 2-6 Jim Duggan 1-0 Jonah (Tough Enough 3): 0-1 E.Z. Money: 3-1 Alex Winters: 0-1 Kid Romeo 0-1 Psychosis 0-1 Ken Shamrock 2-1-2, co-won “Gauntlet for the Gold” BR Takao Omori 0-0-1 Slash 1-1 Sonny Siaki 14-6-1 Chris Vaugn: 0-2 Jorge Estrada 4-8 Glen Gilberti: 1-2 Jimmy Yang 0-3 Malice 3-5, co-won “Gauntlet for the Gold” BR Kaos 0-1 Kory Williams 0-1 Don Harris 0-3 Ron Harris 1-1 Amazing Red 6-11 Shark Boy 1-4 Joel Maximo 1-8 Jose Maximo 0-7 Disgraceland: 1-1 Gran Apolo 3-1 Bruce 5-1 Ian Harrison 1-0 Bo Dupp 0-1 Slash 1-0 James Storm 1-2 Brian Lee 0-1-0, co-won “Gauntlet for the Tag Gold” BR Chris Harris, 1-3-0, co-won “Gauntlet for the Tag Gold” BR David Young 3-6-1 Scott Hall 3-2 The Bullet 1-0-1 Hermie Sadler 1-0 Brian Lawler 6-5 Norman Smiley 0-2 Sabu 1-0-1 B.G. James 6-4 Lenny 0-1 Tenacious Z 1-0 TAG TEAM RECORDS Vader & Dusty Rhodes 1-0 Amazing Red and Jerry Lynn 2-0 Chris Sabin & Johnny Storm 0-1 Shark Boy and Jason Cross 0-1 Glen Gilberti & Mike Sanders 1-1 Jim Duggan & Moondog Spot: 1-0 Halloween & Damien 0-1 Ron & Don Harris 3-6-1 Chris Harris & James Storm 20-7 The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express: 1-1 Jerry Lynn & David Young 1-0 E.Z. Money & Sonny Siaki 1-0 Raven & Low-Ki 1-0 The Sandman & Steve Corino 0-2 Chris Divine & Quiet Storm 2-3 Kid Kash & Trinity 2-0 Amazing Red & Alexis Laree: 0-1 Sonny Siaki & Desire: 0-1 Jeff Jarrett & Ron Killings 1-0-2 Jerry Lynn & Ron Killings 1-1 David Flair & Mike Sanders 1-0 Monty Brown & Elix Skipper 1-0 Simon Diamond & Swinger 0-2 Julio Dineo & Lexxie Fyfe: 1-0 Scott Hall & Brian Christopher 0-1 A.J. Styles & & Ron Killings 1-0 A.J. Styles & Jerry Lynn 3-0-1 The Sandman & New Jack 0-2 Jerry Lynn & Jason Cross: 0-1 Slash & Tempest 0-1 Slash & Brian Lee 7-6-1 Slash & Cobain 0-1 Konnan & Juventud Guerrera: 1-0 Kid Kash & E.Z. Money 0-1 David Young & Tony Mamaluke 1-0 Jeff Jarrett & Bruce 0-1 B.G. James & Hermie Sadler 1-0 Ace Steele & Bruce 1-0 Jorge Estrada & Priscilla 0-1 Jose & Joel Maximo 2-3 Ron Harris & Ashley Hudson 0-1 Brian Lee & Ron Harris 0-3 “Buff” Bagwell & Gran Apolo 0-1 Lenny & Bruce 1-3 B.G. James & Syxx-Pac: 1-0 B.G. James & Curt Hennig: 0-1 Jeff Jarrett & Brian Lawler: 0-1 Ron Harris & Sonny Siaki: 0-1 Chris & Rick Michaels: 1-2 Richard & Rod Johnson 1-1 Bo & Stan Dupp 1-2 Jorge Estrada & Sonny Siaki 2-0 Jorge Estrada & Jimmy Yang 1-2 Scott Hall & Syxx-Pac 1-0 Christopher Daniels & Low-Ki: 1-0 Elix Skipper & Brian Lawler 0-1 Elix Skipper & Low-Ki: 2-0-1 Christopher Daniels & Elix Skipper 0-3 Joey Matthews & Christian York 0-1 Mark & Jay Briscoe 0-1-1 Cassidy O'Reilly and Chase Stevens 1-8-1 Derek Wylde & Jimmy Rave 1-0 Ace Stelle & C.M. Punk 1-0 Johnny Kashmere & Trent Acid 0-1 James Storm & Psychosis 0-1 SIX-MAN TAG RECORDS New Jack, Perry Saturn, and The Sandman 1-0 Don Harris, Ron Harris, and Christopher Daniels 0-1 Jeff Jarrett, Dusty Rhodes, and D'Lo Brown 1-0 Brian Lawler, David Flair, and Erik Watts 0-1 Jimmy Yang, Sonny Siaki, & Jorge Estrada 2-0 Curt Hennig, Syxx-Pac, & B.G. James 1-0 Jeff Jarrett, Ron Killings, & Brian Lawler 0-1 Ron Killings, Tenacious Z, & Jorge Estrada 1-0 Mike Sanders, Glen Gilberti, & B.G. James 0-1 Joel & Jose Maximo & Amazing Red 2-2 David Young, Shark Boy, & Jimmy Yang 0-1 Christopher Daniels, Elix Skipper, & Low-Ki 1-0 Low-Ki, A.J. Styles, & Jerry Lynn 0-1 Kid Kash, Shark Boy, & Slim J 0-1 EIGHT-MAN TAG RECORDS Vince Russo, Low-Ki, Christopher Daniels, and Elix Skipper 1-0 Dusty Rhodes, Jeff Jarrett, and The Road Warriors 0-1 Perry Saturn, The Sandman, Brian Lee, & Slash 1-0 Christopher Daniels, Elix Skipper, Ron & Don Harris 0-1 MIDGET RECORDS Teo 2-0 Puppet 2-0 Meatball 0-1 Tod Stone 0-1 Hollywood 0-1 WOMEN’S RECORDS (Note: the majority of women’s losses occurred to male wrestle Bruce) Athena 0-2 An unknown woman from the crowd 0-1 Francine 1-0 Desire 2-1 Trinity: 2-1 Alex Laree: 0-1 Belladonna 0-1 April Hunter 0-2 Taylor Vaughn 0-3 won “Miss NWA-TNA Lingerie” BR Tina Hamilton 0-1

It's a non-title match.

Raven Vs. Jeff Jarrett was the week *42* main event. Please be patient. Shark Boy is officially 1-4 in Week 1-40. Here was the error: Results - 1-4 Week 14: Red pinned Shark Boy Week 14: (Gauntlet Match) Shark Boy pinned Jimmy Rave Week 25: (Gauntlet Match) Kid Kash pinned Shark Boy Week 31: After pinning both Joel & Jose Maximo, Shark Boy was pinned by Jimmy Rave. Week 32: Disgraceland pinned Shark Boy. I accidently gave him "official wins" for pinning both Maximo Brothers. Thanks for paying attention! I'll correct the W-L records for all those in the Week 32 8-Man Elinination Match.

UM, he didn't step over the line (OSU punt returner). I just gave close attention to the replay on ESPN. I can't imagine what it feels like to be that kicker.

Work.

YES! The monthly "Shakeups in WWE Management/Writers" post is here for September '04!

D-Von pinned WWE Champion Eddie Guerrero on Smackdown! in a non-title match, as well.

Triple H Vs. Eugene I occured on Raw, with the build-up being Trips liked Eugene and would have a "nice match" against him. Trips nailed a pedigree but never beat him, as this was the Benoit accidently chair-shots Eugene incident heading towards Vengeance. II: SummerSlam III: Last week

Of course. Every TNA match will be included.

The "bikini" song used for the WWE Diva Search is The Hives' single "Walk Idiot Walk". The chorus includes: See the idiot walk. See the idiot talk. Still you never learned nothing... See the robot walk. See the robot talk. Still you never learned nothing... ... How fitting for the talented girls.

As Woman was removing Benoit's vest, she had problems getting the vest off of him, enabling Giant to score with the drop and chokeslam. Very dissapointing.

Simmons/Luger was Halloween Havoc 1991. To add to your point, Steve Austin defeated U.S. Champ Dustin Rhodes in 2 straight falls, the first one being a disqualification on Rhodes.

Quote: At least by calling him by his real name Carly Colon, he does have some name value straight off the bat. Uh... What's Carlos Calon ever done to garner "name value" in the states? A token Rumble appearence? "Carlito Carribean Cool" > "Carly Colon". Plus, Carly is a girl's name. Ooooh, he could team with Shannon Moore as the "sorority girls".

Here's the deal with "taped shows"... You can make TRADES and CHANGE YOUR SUPERSTAR... However, that person won't go into effect until the NEXT MONDAY. This, is you see Luther Reigns wins the WWE Title from Eddie by reading spoilers Wednesday morning and put Luther on your team, his stats won't count until the NEXT Smackdown! broadcast.

Randy Orton, easily. Batista was carried by Benoit, Michaels, and (to a small degree) Edge multiple times this year, as much of his praise came about during the "Raw is Tag Matches!" period from Feb-April 2004.

Stop bitching. This is a good idea with a good prize. If you are a pussy that doesn't like to risk money, then go watch Raw for free. The scoring system is already made up, and it's pretty fair/competitive. How about this? FIND A FRIEND. I've got two diehard fans friends that watch Raw with me every Monday. We're going in together. $3.33 each. It peaks interest in the show. God...do y'all complain about EVERYTHING?

Who will be my roommate?

That video is hilarious. Mid-way the kid yelling "Fucking Bullocks!" makes it. Ozzfest was amazing this year for whoever said "Reading is the only one left with good taste".