Brocklock

That match was decent, but the main thing I hated about it was that Cena did a nearly 3 minute long chinlock that bored the hell out of me.

I thought Orton/RVD and HBK/Batista from Armageddon were also good.

Another one is the Rico/Jackie vs Jericho/Trish match on a Raw from a month ago. Jackie did blow some spots, but the Rico/Jericho parts were great.

I just had to add a couple of matches that were forgotten. As I was watching Raw last night they showed clips of the Chicago Street Fight between Victoria and Trish and I remember liking that when I first saw it. Lots of womens matches were underrated this year like Trish/Lita vs Gail/Molly on Raw and the three way from Wrestlemania. I'll also say every tag match that Spanky and Paul London have had on Velocity and also their was a good Chavo/Tajiri match on Velocity from January I think. When Spanky had his brief Velocity gimmick where he would wear a mask and have the same name as the sport team in the city they were in, he and Funaki had a fun match. One more is a pretty good American Dragon/Jamie Noble match from Velocity.

WWF January: Royal Rumble 2000 - Trips/Jack Febuary: No Way Out 2001 - Austin/Trips March: Wrestlemania 14 - Austin/Michaels April: Wrestlemania X-7 - Austin/Rock May: Judgment Day 2000 - Trips/Rock June: King Of The Ring 2001 - Angle/Shane (Didn't see KOTR 93, but I want to really bad.) July: Canadian Stampede 1997 - Hart Foundation/USA August: Summerslam 02 - HBK/Trips September: Unforgiven 2001 - RVD/Jericho October: No Mercy 2000 - Benoit/Trips November: Survivor Series 96 - Austin/Bret December: In You House V - Bret/Bulldog WCW January: Souled Out 98 - Benoit/Raven Febuary: Superbrawl II - Liger/Pillman March: Uncensored 98 - DDP/Raven/Benoit April: Spring Stampede 99 - Horsemen/RavenSaturn May: Wrestlewar 92 - Wargames June: Beach Blast 92 - Steamboat/Rude July: Great American Bash 89 - Flair/Funk August: Hog Wild 96 - Benoit/Malenko September: Fall Brawl 97 - Jericho/Eddie October: Halloween Havoc 96 - Rey/Dean November: Mayhem 99 - Benoit/Jarrett December: Starrcade 95 - Flair/Luger/Sting ECW January: Guilty As Charged 99 - Tajiri/Crazy Febuary: None March: Living Dangerously 99 - RVD/Lynn April: Barely Legal 97 - Michinoku Pro Six Man May: Hardcore Heaven 2000 - Lynn/RVD June: None July: Heatwave 99 - Impact Players/RVDLynn August: Heatwave 98 - Tanaka/Awesome September: Anarchy Rulz 99 - Taz/Tanaka/Awesome October: Anarchy Rulz 2000 - Lynn/Credible November: November To Remember 99 - Awesome/Tanaka December: Massacre On 34th Street - Tajiri/Mikey vs Crazy/Kash

I really want to see that Ki/Styles match, but I don't think it's worth 10 dollars ordering for one match.

1. Wrestlemania 2. Vengeance 3. Royal Rumble 4. Summerslam 5. No Mercy 6. Survivor Series 7. No Way Out 8. Unforgiven 9. Bad Blood 10. Backlash 11. Judgment Day 12. Armageddon

Limp Bizkit's cover of Sanitarium at Icon was horrible.

Rock's wife is decent, but she has a nose that might be bigger than Triple H's and that is a turn off. Angle's wife is definately the hottest though.

GROUP 1 The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) GROUP 2 The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart)

Holy Shit!! That is so fucking awesome that Billy Bob got nominated for Bad Santa. Go Billy Bob!!

I wasn't expecting it to be long, but when was the last time they gave a x division match 15 minutes or more. All I want from them is a 15 to 20 minute match that is not loaded with screw jobs and run ins galor. The last one I believe was Juvi/Sabin and that ruled.

Daniels/Sabin was pretty good, but like usual extremely short. About 8 minutes long. Ki/Shane was alright too. It was an alright show, nothing out of the ordinary. I'd probably give it a 6/10 too.

I'll just let you do the PBP since you are way better than me at it.

Daniels wins when Elix Skipper returns and hits Sabin, then Daniels hits him with the Angels Wings.

Daniels/Sabin up now.

Sting/Jarrett was first and Sting won with the deathdrop. The match was also nontitle and it wasn't very good and had the typical TNA overbooked ending.

Wow! Talk about a suprise. Bill Goldberg vs Rhyno. Match Background: This will be a hardcore bout. This is a continuation of the Goldberg vs Rhyno feud. Rhyno has yet to get an in-ring victory in this feud. The Match: STIFF~! chop lights up Rhyno who covers up to try and stop the agonizing PAIN! Rhyno eats a trash can, but not the contents in it, obviously. Bill Goldberg with a spinning neckbreaker on Rhyno. Bill Goldberg with a spinning neckbreaker on Rhyno. Rhyno pushes out of a Bill Goldberg hold. Frying pan shot by Rhyno. Spinebuster by Rhyno. Hooks the leg for a two count. Goldberg counters an arm wringer with an elbow to the side of the head. Full nelson slam on Rhyno. Covers for a quick two count. Death valley driver by Bill Goldberg! No one executes that move properly anymore. Pin, but Rhyno is out just before the three count. Bill Goldberg misses a clothesline. Trying to channel the spirit of Misawa, Rhyno ends up chanelling Lex Luger instead and nails a running forearm to the face, minus the steel plate, of course. Rhyno gets taken down out of nowhere! BAAACK Body drop by Rhyno gets a bit of a pop from the crowd. Rhyno can barely stand. Here it comes - Jackhammer. 1....2...3, it's finished. Bill Goldberg remains in the ring, celebrating the victory. My Opinion: Absolutely mind blowing match! This is probably up there with my favorite match of all time, Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart from Wrestlemania X and is worthy of ALL its praise. *****

"Waits for Anglesault to faint since Brock/Angle won Feud Of The Year." It is pretty fucked up that Angle won so many awards this year. He was way better last year and maybe even the year before. Also why was Mad Mikey even nominated for worst gimmick? I thought it ruled and he was one the main reasons I liked TNA for the short time it was used.

What was the finish?

That rules that Bad Santa is doing so good. The movie was hilarious. I thought Stuck On You looked like crap so that's good that it didn't bring in a good number.

The only band that I would call funk metal is Infectious Grooves.

Their not really metal, but their harder than some of the bands mentioned. Who would Faith No More be? I think an underrated worker that never got the respect he deserved, but I can't think of a name.

GROUP 1 The British Bulldogs (Davey Boy Smith and The Dynamite Kid) GROUP 2 The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) GROUP 3 The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart) GROUP 4 The World’s Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas and Shelton Benjamin)

Radishes on Italian bread with Mayo. Also a tomato put on two pieces of toast.