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I'm still looking to sell this lot, but am willing to sell it for 100 dollars plus shipping, which we will just set at 5 dollars. Also willing to take best offers. Just PM me on here or email me at [email protected] I also still have the opened lot of action figures and would be willing to part with it for 50-70 bucks. If you'd like to know what figures I have and what condition, just pm me and I'll look as it's been a few years since I've opened the container. Figures are ECW, WWF, and WCW.

I agree, I liked the last two years or whatever because it was Sting, and he wasn't old and washed up. But now he's bringing some intensity that might add to his legacy when he retires.

The last two weeks of stuff between Angle and Sting has made me excited to see them wrestle again. Much better buildup then last month. Sting in my opinion still brings the goods even with the hurt knee, and you can't go wrong with Kurt Angle. That angry Sting promo might be better than the stuff he was doing late last year.

Looks pretty funny actually, good to see Rogen dropped the weight he was trying to drop.

Not to mention they basically came out and said he was returning on the TNA programming. I'm sure there is a big crossover of fans between the two promotions.

He was always one of the more impressive guys in terms of overall package when I went to see ROH live or watched their dvds. I didn't really see any of his WWE stuff, but from what I've gathered he was just an enhancement talent on Smackdown. Maybe TNA will give him a try, or maybe he'll go back to ROH.

I'm not a huge Christian fan, but I always kind of ranked him at that level with the Hardys, Edge, Jericho, and a few others of the same era. Christian knows how to have a helluva match when it's time, and I can say the same about the others that he's being compared to. As far as promos go, of the guys listed above I'd put him only behind Jericho and Edge.

It's hard to keep a secret that Christian was coming to the WWE when the other national promotion with its almost 2 million viewers saw WWE get free advertising that Christian was leaving to go back to them.

I guess Eric Roberts replaced Kingsley who dropped out of the movie. I was actually getting ready to post this, and saw the thread. This looks like it's going to be badass. Apparently JC Van Dam turned down a part due to Sly not telling him what his character would be, instead just telling him the fighting would be good and he'd make a ton of money.

I can see the Lethal Weapon remake now with Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx

Edge would be the type of guy who could get a simple move like the ddt over again. He's got his weak spear over, so anything would work for him. He could probably even get that weird leg lock he was doing for awhile over.

I think Danny Glover turned this down awhile back too, but I read some kind of dirtsheet that said if they got Gibson, they'd make it without Glover.

Stallone could have pulled it off, but would have overshadowed the movie with his name. Not to mention people would have crucified him if it didn't do the type of box office his last few films have done. Rourke was definitely perfect for the part.

That sounds like a good match to me. Jericho is jobbing no matter who faces so might as well be Austin.

Piper is bringing a helluva promo.

Yeah I don't think it's very good at all to pressure guys trying to stay sober into doing the opposite.

I really don't think Cena does steroids, but I can't say he doesn't do anything else that might get him suspended for 30 days.

Flair(16x), Hogan(12x), Sting(10-13x), and probably a lot of the older wrestlers like your Harley Race and Dusty Rhodes amassed their title reigns in a period of 15-20 years. Now guys are able to have records like that in the span of ten years or less. Triple H I believe won his first world title in 99 and already ten years later has held world titles 13 times. Cena has won the top strap four times in the span of four years. Edge has held 8 world titles in the span of three years. Guys like Jericho and Angle have held the strap multi-times in a short period of time as well.

I always thought they were in about the same league myself(Cena and Taker). That's a judgement in talent that might be a bit close to call.

Edit: Nevermind trailer is already posted in the thread

Edit: I know I've missed a few ppvs so far, but I'm hoping I'm still allowed to give this a shot. 1. All or Nothing Match: John Bradshaw Layfield vs. Shawn Michaels 2. No Holds Barred Match: Shane McMahon vs. Randy Orton 3. ECW Title: Finlay vs. Jack Swagger© 4. WWE Title Elimination Chamber Match: Triple H vs. Jeff Hardy vs. The Big Show vs. The Undertaker vs. Vladimir Kozlov vs. Edge© BONUS: Choose the order of elimination (1pt for each correct placement)Hardy, Big Show, Edge, Triple H, Undertaker 5. World Heavyweight Title Elimination Match: Kofi Kingston vs. Kane vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Mike Knox vs. Chris Jericho vs. John Cena© BONUS: Choose the order of elimination (1pt for each correct placement) Knox, Kofi, Rey, Kane, Jericho

Cena's got that factor that guys like Hogan, Dusty, Sting, Warrior, etc. all had where a lot of people can get into the matches from an excitement standpoint. He's not afraid to take a bump, and seems to be up to anything judging by his matches with different opponents.

They are getting 1.7 million viewers. I really think that if they did Clash of The Champion style specials on the months with no pay-per-views, and hyped up those big shows well they would have one hell of a model. Like someone said, if they can get a percentage of those viewers to start watching pay-per-views they'd be good. In my opinion, which I know doesn't make it right or wrong, they lost a lot of ppv buying "smark or smart fans" when they stopped putting the x-division first with minimal star power on top, and gained more casual fans who don't necessarily buy ppvs when they brought in their Team 3d, Angle, Sting, Christian, Booker, etc. They would be served well to find a happy medium to please everyone.

I was just watching his dvd again the other night, and have found myself enjoying not only his promos but his matches. He really did have it in the ring as a worker. By the time he got to the WWE I think his days as a top level guy were over anyway, so he was probably just enjoying his time on a national stage in the spotlight.

Good movie/remake, I enjoyed the TCM and Halloween remakes better. This is probably one of the top Friday the 13th movies now.