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The MEN wouldn't have that Big Event feel, the Man City ground would be awesome as a Wrestling Venue,It holds about 48,000 so it would probably sell out. Edit: Put in some pics

In No Mercy I won the Women's Championship with her, that Running Push move of hers was my finisher of choice since her Grapple Finish was a Slap.

I hope by Manchester they mean the City Of Manchester Stadium and not Old Trafford. Edit: The football(soccer) season starts in August and games are mostly played on a Saturday and a couple on Sundays so I doubt they'll have it over here.

Wrestlemania 2000 against the Undertaker(the toughest on the game), I did a lot strong grapple moves on him and am nearly on my special and then out of nowhere he reverses an irish whip and a minute later I'm tombstoned and pinned.

The only good thing about Thunder is that you get 2 ok video packages.

Slamboree 2000 was ok, Kanyon/Awesome and the 3 cage(minus the ending) were good and if you take Ralphus out then the Smiley/Funk match is decent too.

I'm pleased with the win over QPR, Plymouth lost and we were even talked about on Soccer Saturday(they must have had nothing to discuss) so It's been a pretty good day.

Thanks, Spring Stampede 99 was the one of the last good WCW ppvs.

He was Jobbing on Saturday Night and Worldwide as The Disciple until about September 99 Although with the way WCW did the tapings he could have been released about 2 months before his final match was televised.

Head Bookers for Raw and Smackdown Ric Flair Bret Hart(On Smackdown to Keep him away from HBK) I'd Have Eric Bischoff and Paul Heyman giving ideas, Austin can be a Road Agent and I'd let Dean Malenko have full control over the Booking of the Cruiserweights(like Liger does in New Japan).Pat patterson does a good job with the Main Event finishes so I'd leave him where he is and I'd get Mick Foley to give ideas for guys doing Interviews(not guys like Eddie and The Rock but guys like RVD and Chris Benoit)

I hope one day that the WWE releases a DVD with some of the best Video Packages that they've done, They can make it cheaper than the regular DVD's and they could easily fill an hour with Good quality stuff.

Even after Raw started there were still some interesting things on Superstars such as the Borga/Tatanka match,Diesel winning the IC Title and Backlund Turning on Bret Hart, it was in 95 that all the angles stopped.I have the 1993 Year In Review Tape and the Doink attack on Crush was on Superstars but that might have been after the debut of Raw.

Wright-Phillips and Samuel should have been given at least 75 minutes, Joe Cole should have got his first complete game since he played for West Ham, why pick 4 goalkeepers when he had no intention of taking James off? The second half was poor and the only player that stood out from both teams was Kallstrom of Sweden.

Hogan and Flair Hogan and Savage Hogan and Ventura Dusty Rhodes and Flair Jeff Jarrett and Vince McMahon Undertaker and HBK(Because of Wrestlemania 14 and HBK being "forced" to job)

Didn't wcw have Konnan lose tags to the Steiners(taking the Steiner Screwdriver as the finish) for about a month due to him missing Starrcade 97?

Here's the IWGP champ in all his glory.I can't believe WCW had this guy in their Power Plant but did nothing with him. Bob Sapp's Brand Of Food

Well... Back in 1991 the schedule for the WWF in the UK was as follows: TUESDAYS: WWF Superstars on Eurosport FRIDAYS: WWF Prime Time Wrestling on Eurosport WWF Wrestling Challenge on Sky One SATURDAYS: WWF Wrestling Challenge on Sky One WWF Superstars on Sky One SUNDAYS: WWF Superstars on Sky One Sky One also showed Saturday Night's Main Event and Sky Movies showed all the PPV's and UK events. Hope that helps. Thanks for the info, I never knew that we got Saturday Night's Main Event.

I first started watching it in 1990, I only watched PPVs and after going to Summerslam 92 I stopped watching because my parents had cable took out and didn't get back into wrestling until the Summer of 94 and when the UK was able to get Nitro on TV I became a fanatic even though we had no WCW Pay Per View events and we didn't get the In Your House ppvs until April 97. Here's a question to those who live in the Uk, what programs were shown in the early 90s? I know we had the ppvs and we must have had one of the weekend shows or the WWF wouldn't have toured here in 92.

The first time he was called Stone Cold Steve Austin was on a Monday Night Raw episode in February 96, he went to a double count out with Savio Vega.

Scott doesn't have a brother in football, he did ok on his return and his corner set up our goal on Saturday but we lost again and I'm starting to fear for our Play Off place.With Rovers winning and looking likely to stay up in Division 3 it hasn't been a good weekend for City fans.The "double" of us going into Division 1 and Rovers dropping into the Conference looks impossible now.

I'd put Tajiri as a face and do Tajiri/Benjamin as the opening match on the card.

Northeast Region 1 Eddy Guerrero 16 Kensuke Sasaki 8 Juventud Guerrera 9 Funaki 4 Raven 13 Jushin "Thunder" Liger 5 Ultimo Dragon 12 Yuji Nagata 3 Rey Misterio Jr. 14 Elix Skipper 6 Rob Van Dam 11 Jeff Jarrett 2 CM Punk 15 CIMA 7 Low Ki 10 Teddy Hart Northwest Region 1 AJ Styles 16 Kenta Kobashi 8 Rey Bucanero 9 Ultimo Guerrero 4 John Cena 13 Nick Dinsmore 5 Tajiri 12 Val Venis 3 Shawn Michaels 14 Rico 6 Booker T 11 Matt Hardy 2 Kurt Angle 15 Doug Williams 7 Ric Flair 10 Hulk Hogan Southeast Region 1 Shelton Benjamin 16 Toshiaki Kawada 8 La Parka 9 Chris Sabin 4 American Dragon 13 Chuck Palumbo 5 Charlie Haas 12 Jerry Lynn 3 Chavo Guerrero Jr. 14 Steve Corino 6 Triple H 11 The Undertaker 2 Brock Lesnar 15 Jody Fleisch 7 Nunzio 10 Abyss Southwest Region 1 Chris Jericho 16 Magnum Tokyo 8 Big Show 9 Samoa Joe 4 Jamie Noble 13 Satoshi Kojima 5 Spanky 12 Christian 3 Paul London 14 Billy Kidman 6 Chris Hero 11 Kane 2 Christopher Daniels 15 Jonny Storm 7 Trent Acid 10 Homicide

Can't believe I forgot the Austin/Bischoff promo for No Way Out 03.