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I'd love it if someone could hook me up with the Brad Armstrong themes, I've been looking everywhere for years.

Brad Armstrong's theme is the best ever hands down.

So if WWE picks up Dallas Hart when he's done training, Mike Dibaise, and Curt Hennig's son I believe they'll have the whole collection of second and third generation wrestlers. Atleast of the current crop....

its just a case of others getting a push around him I think. Not that he's necessarily a full-fledged jobber or anything.

I believe Tazz's last televised match was going over Mr.Perfect on the first draft telecast. I think he then wrestled Hardcore Holly on the house show circuit a few times before retiring for good.

The thing that doesn't fit about the Tazz snippet up there is I've always heard it reported that McMahon was a fan of Tazz's work from what he'd seen. Not to mention the fact that he'd seen him wrestle on his own Raw program before. Add that to the fact it's highly doubtful you'd put over a guy you don't want on your TV show over your new project(Kurt Angle) to end his undefeated streak.

http://www.scott-hall.us/Images/displayima...um=97&pos=5 Recent pics of Scott Hall from Puerto Rico against Carlito. Looks like he's trimmed down from his autograph appearances last year. Still has a little bit of a gut, but if he's still working on a comeback. He is well on his way to being in shape for it.

I might get flamed for saying so, maybe not. But Sid still has it. I'd love to see him back doing shit like that and wrestling once a month at ppvs.

i'd be interested in a Sting vs HBK match, Sting vs Cena, Sting vs Foley, Sting vs Vince, Sting vs Undertaker, they hve a lot of ways they could go. However, since they wouldn't be willing to invest thought and time to any angles other then his first angle I would say a dvd is all I'd like.

I'm a fan of the career as a whole, and enjoy the TNA run a lot. I'd be pissed if the last 2 years of Sting in wcw were his last two years in wrestling. Atleast he goes out now with a few good matches, short title run, and decent storylines. I am interested in Sting signing a dvd deal with WWE after his TNA run, but nothing else.

I'm looking forward to it, but I kind of think it'd been to long since the second one. I don't think it'll do that well but I think it'll be solid.

I think the word was that Heyman had a year or two left on his contract, and was going to focus on getting some deals in Hollywood going for scripts he had written. I also heard he wasn't really into writing wrestling and only had a passing interest in starting an MMA fed. So unless all of that was bullshit I think we've seen the last of Heyman in creative.

I've been a fan of Sting since his NWA days. I've even watched some of the UWF stuff. As far as the 96-96 era Sting, I'd say I enjoyed the mind games he'd play with the WCW wrestlers just as much as the nWo wrestlers. Where he'd hand off the bat to a WCW wrestler, and then turn his back. I'd like to see the promo he cut in the crow paint when he still had the mouth showing. I believe it was a week after he did his free agent promo.

Cena just grew on me this year to the point where I'm watching all his older matches and current work. I really think he's a good worker with a limited arsenal. Nothing wrong with that...however Lashley...I don't know. I don't see anything there, but at the same time I'm not running a multi-million dollar company.

I'd believe hes natural now, and probably juiced earlier in his career if he ever did at all.

He had two good matches on smackdown I remember, one with Rey Mysterio, the other with Chris Benoit. The Eddie Guerrero match was a classic for me, and Lesnar did a great job holding his end up. Brock Lesnar's hell in a cell with the Undertaker was another great piece of work. Other then that, I just watched him in the same vein as a guy like Goldberg or Ultimate Warrior. His stuff was intense and fun to watch.

Kevin Smith made up for his acting job in this movie with his supporting role in Catch And Release. Not a big romantic comedy man, but he was good in that movie.

I don't see how everyone called that Whitmer/Morishima match a squash. It was just a quick high impact match that put both guys over in my opinion. Good pay-per-view effort by ROH.

Yeah I was a fan of the original Godzilla movies until I realized it was a fucking guy in a suit, then the movies became painful to watch. The 98 Godzilla atleast has some replay value no matter how corny the script is. But I will say that the trailer for this untitled movie has my interest. Can't wait to see what happens with it.

I guess it was the best year for Sting and Austin as they were the top two merchandise sellers that year.

Even as a guy who liked both Nash and Warrior, I knew they'd come in handy someday since they didn't have that much in-ring skill.

Awesome movie and just like Rocky Balboa before it, it made me happy just like the previous installments.

I'd rather see him in MMA personally. I think if he trained and dropped enough weight to gain back some of his lost speed he may do decently for a few fights. Not for a career choice, but for some heavily marketed fights against Butterbean, Brock Lesnar, etc.

I thought he handled himself well except his obvious tendency to rant on occasion. He said what needed to be said. I disagree with his stance on steroids, but it's funny the so-called self-destructive superstar is living his life happily with a family. While the greats are dying and murdering.

I have never lost it(wm23)..and I have comcast.