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Boll is pretty hilarious. I don't really know if it's all an act, or if he really thinks he's a genius. Here's a video of what he has to say about the petition: Heeling It Up

Regal is Raw GM

I'd really dig Austin/Orton the most, but that's just me.

I liked: Wright/Kanemoto - Starrcade Wright/Pillman - Great American Bash Hogan/Vader - Superbrawl (The first match and way better than I thought it would be) Wright/Arn - Slamboree The Joshi Tag from World War 3 Eddie/Benoit - 10/16 Nitro Eddie/Benoit - 11/6 Nitro Eddie/Benoit - 11/25 Saturday Night

Federation Era: Wrestlemania 4. I enjoyed this show as a kid because of the tournament concept, but it really is just a tedious show to sit through. It took me several viewings to finish it when I last watched it. Attitude Era: WrestleMania XV. Really doesn't hold up at all. I didn't like any of the matches here and it's the worst Mania ever. Austin/Rock have had much better matches against each other, and I remember X-Pac/Shane getting good reviews at the time but it isn't that good either. I don't get the hate for 13. It's definately not the greatest show or anything but aside from the Main Event and Rocky/Sultan both being awful and the show lacking a Mania feel, it was okay. Bret/Austin is one of the best matches of the E ever. I enjoy The Tag Titles match despite the crowd being dead and confused. The Street Fight is pretty fun. I'm a blind Dustin Rhodes mark so I thought Goldust/Hunter was good. Opener was perfectly fine. Current Era: Wow, this is pretty difficult. All of these Wrestlemanias have been pretty good shows. I'd say Mania 20, as it has a lot of filler. It does have three good matches (Angle/Eddie, Rock N Sock/Evolution, and Y2J/Christian) and one great match that was tarnished by history (Main Event). I definately don't hate it or anything, but It's just too long, although not mind numbing like 4. But, if we are including 18, that wins it.

Well, with the great year ECW had and the amazing year AJPW had. It's not altogether a bad year for wrestling, but it was bad for the big two. Bret and Shawn were on fire in 95, as they were having good matches with everyone. That's about it for the WWF, although Nash was alot better than he was credited for in the ring, but his title run was so dull and undeserving. WCW was horrible for the first 8 or so months, but I enjoyed it once Nitro started. I will say Alex Wright was underrated his whole career and had a good rookie year (Sure, vets like Arn and Pillman led him to good matches, but he still impressed.) He was a highlight of WCW 95. The last four months of 95 had a bunch of good matches on a near weekly basis on Nitro plus a really good PPV in Starrcade and a decent one in Fall Brawl.

Yeah, Money In The Bank 2 didn't mesh. Nothing really memorable save for Shelton's Springboard sommersault dive off the ladder, and his springboard superman leap to the ladder.

They will probably have the full Hall Of Fame on 24/7 in a couple of months. That's what they did with 2006 and 2007.

First time I watching Smackdown in quite while because of the MVP/Y2J match. Punk/Morrison was a really good match with a great last 5 or so minutes. These two seem to turn it up in the TV matches against each other. Their matches on PPV seemed to all be disappointing.

I still love the build to Austin/Rock X-7 with the intense interview segment from Smackdown being my favorite part. And the My Way music video which is the only time I will ever enjoy anything Limp Bizkit is involved with.

Yeah, I just received the season 3 DVD and there were some funny episodes on there. I even got some sick enjoyment out of the Jakovasaurus episode as they are so overly annoying that they become funny. The first two Seasons are the worst followed by Season 10 (A handful of funny episodes like the Warcraft and Dog The Bounty Hunter episodes, but they really slacked here. I hate the first half of the season. Manbearpig and Million Little Fibbers are some of my least favorite episodes. Smug Alert and Family Guy 2 parter really aren't much better.

The Flair/McMahon match from Raw had me thinking What are the bad matches that while you knew they were technically bad, you still enjoyed: Hogan/McMahon - Wrestlemania 19 Taker/Heidenreich - Royal Rumble 05 Hunter/Nash - Bad Blood 03 Cornette/Paul E. - Great American Bash 89 Austin/Vince - St. Valentine's Day Massacre 99 Vince/Shane - Wrestlemania 17 Flair/Vince - Raw 3/17/08 Taker/Khali - Smackdown 8/18/06 Charles Robinson/Gorgeous George - Slamboree 99

I remember Yoko attacking Bret during the contract signing and giving him a Banzai Drop but that's about it.

It's definately not a good show, but It's nowhere near the worst Wrestlemania (It's better than 1, 4, and 15). The opener and the main event were way better than I remembered them being. I didn't like Bret/Yoko at 10, but Bret showed a lot of fire in this match and all of his moves looked great against Yoko. Luger/Perfect and Steiners/Shrinkers were watchable as well. The spot in the Steiners tag where the Shrinkers have Rick up for the Doomsday Device and Rick catches him and powerslams him off the other Shrinker's shoulders is fantastic. The card just didn't feel like a Wrestlemania. The outdoors setting and the ring and all the glitz and glamour were neat, but the card just seemed to be lacking. Why didn't they do Shawn/Marty here, or have Macho face Luger, Taker could've faced Yoko, Steiners face Money Inc, hell they could've just had Bret/Macho.

I loved last nights episode. It was the darkest SP episode in a long time, maybe since Scott Tenorman. I loved the ending. I really enjoyed the third Britney Watch where Trey Parker shouted "IT'S BRITNEY WAYUTCH" at the top of his lungs. I also loved that Cartman just bolted out of their, as this episode was too much for him.

I'm thinking my mom bought be Wrestlemania 8, so that's it.

Ok, I was marking out until the lame ending.

Yeah, I don't get the backlash of Fat BUTT And Pancake Head either. The ending was hilarious and sheer Cartman brilliance.

I love all of the first half of season 8, the second half kind of fell flat but did deliver one of my all time favorite episodes with Christmas Critters. I didn't think Season 9 was that good myself. I thought Trapped In The Closet and Best Friends Forever were more clever than funny and both episodes are kind of dated today. Ginger Kids was also a clever idea, but not too interesting of an episode to me. Plus season 9 did have stinkers like Wing, Free Willyzx, and Marjorine. The rest of the episodes are all funny (Although without Randy Marsh, Bloody Mary and The Losing Edge would both be awful. Randy carried those episodes), but I enjoy pretty much every episode from season 5 through the first half of season 8. I think Season 4 is better than Season 9 or Season 10, but that's just me. I think Season 11 was their first great season since Season 8.

Not the best Wrestlemania, but actually a lot better than I remember it being. Hunter/Y2J is still pretty underwhelming. But Hogan/Rock and Flair/Taker are great. Austin/Hall is a really fun brawl as well. RVD/Regal and DDP/Christian were both suprisingly good as well. DDP busted ass at Wrestlemania.

I can see Stealth, Militia, Hellga, Mayhem, and Fury going. I can't seeing them get rid of Crush, Titan, and Wolf.

I don't know if it can be worse than Backyard Dogs with the Black Power Ranger as the star.

Cena is doing a really good job commentating tonight Not as good as when Booker T would do his frenzied commentary though.

That lame Carlito Wrestlemania commercial looked to be written by the douches that made Meet The Spartans, Epic Movie, and Date Movie with the horrible poop humor and people getting attacked humor.

Brandon Hill did bump like a madman there though. He did a Rock stunner sell for the big boot.