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IIRC, he was announced they hyped a new President being announced on the first episode of "Raw is War", and that turned out to be Sarge. I was on about the time in 92 where he reversed a few decisions on prime Time Wrestling and told the Referees to use more Authority.

Here's a few questions. 1. Was a reason ever given for Ted Dibiase not wearing the Million Dollar Belt after Royal Rumble 92? 2. Did they explain Sgt. Slaughter becoming an official of sorts in 1992? 3. When did Mr. Perfect become the Executive Consultant for Ric Flair and did he give a kayfabe reason for not wrestling? 4. Did Sherri ever say why she pretended to be knocked out at Summerslam 92? 5. Why wasn't Rick Martel involved at Summerslam or Survivor Series in 91? was he injured or was it just a case of no room for him on the card? 6. Did Waylon Mercy get any high profile wins in the WWF? the only match I remember is him squashing Doink 7. What was the reason given for Slick being off tv for about a year until his face turn? 8. When did the Million Dollar Corporation start and who were the first member/s? I'm not including "The Undertaker" BTW 9. How did Owen Hart debut in 91?

I know it's silly but I hope in this one they have both versions of the Sharpshooter/Scorpion Deathlock, Bret uses his left leg to step in and Sting uses his right leg.

Shelton Benjamin Charlie Haas Juventud Guerrera Jamie Noble Ric Flair Ultimo Dragon Nunzio Tajiri Chavo Guerrero Eddie Guerrero

The Mean Street Posse used to get pretty good heat because of their entrance music.

I'd use guys like La Parka and Norman Smiley as opening match comedy acts so the crowd gets into the first match.I'd sign a few wcw luchadors like Psicosis and Juvi and i'd sign Ultimo Dragon so i could use Toryumon wrestlers.

You try watching John Tenta in a 15 minute match with a dq finish,The Nasty Boys against Harlem Heat for 18 minutes with a dq finish and Alex Wright and HHH going 15 minutes when they had about 3 years experience combined in the business at that point. On reflection I was a bit harsh on Duggan, his match was ok and would have been great had Vader not been pissed about his upcoming feud with Hogan and therefore puts little effort into the match. Edit:I have Starrcade 94 on the same video as The Great American Bash 89 which is good for showing the difference between an Awful PPV and an Amazing PPV.

Does that mean it will draw like Hogan/Andre? More like Hogan/Butcher from Starrcade 94. Worst. Starrcade. Ever. When the best match features Jim Duggan then you know your show sucked.

I feel so sorry for Wimbledon, if they had managed to keep players like Connolly,Shipperly,McAnuff,Reo-Coker and Kelvin Davis at the club then they would have been in the top 10 instead of being Relegated in about 2-3 games.The bloke who's just bought the club is an idiot, why buy them now when he could have done it in the summer and had a good young team that would challenge for the Play Offs.

It's weird how they've been a team for 14 months and we're calling for them to stop teaming together on a regular basis.

I don't like Zenk but him and Pillman had a great match against the Midnight Express at Capital Combat 90.

Not for a long period of time, they were both seen as Upper Midcard during the 80s.

On the Smackdown before Wrestlemania 19, He returned after a few weeks injured because of Brock Lesnar and defeated Rikishi with the F-U which he used for the 1st time ever.

You should add that he blew the biggest chance of his career when he walked out in 87 when he and Rick Martel were getting a Tag Title push.

Haas reminds me of guys like Bobby Eaton and Arn Anderson, he's best suited to Tag team wrestling and will probably never be in the main events.

Benoit/HHH from No Mercy 2000 should be included.

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Vince should send the OVW boys there to learn how to do an interview.

I was very surprised at the pop that Valentine got during the Hall Of Fame thing.

I was almost right, it was both guys instead.

We also get messed around with WWE Classics, i watched it expecting Sting vs Cactus Jack in a submit or surrender match but instead they missed out that week so on thursday the main event was Mr Hughes vs PN News.

Since when have Test and Lita been young talents?

Why wasn't Booker T involved?

Depends on if I run into King after the game.... And is Jeff Kenna really the man to save the sheep? What do you have against King?? And we have some great defenders... pity two of them are only here on loan. There is talk of bringing in a forward before Saturday. Someone like Wayne Rooney or Ruud Van Nistlerooy. Watch it be Jason Lee At least you signed the best forward that Sheffield United have, if McLeod joins them permanently what would be the fee? If i was Derby i'd ask for about £150,000.

Largest for Raw would be either the Georgia Dome in 99 or The Toronto Skydome in 99.