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    I'm planning on getting my last name vertically down my triceps/back of my right arm, then my mom's maiden name down my left, in a caligraphy/Old English style as a symbol of my family and background. I also dig the tattoo that Jack Bauer has inside his left forarm, but I don't think I'm going to get that.

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    Here are my current champions

     

    Raw

    World Heavyweight

    Chris Jericho

     

    Intercontinental

    Rhino (ECW)

     

    World Tag Team

    Dudley Boys (ECW)

     

    WWE Tag Team

    Rob Van Dam & Lance Storm (ECW/Stole from SD)

     

    Cruiserweight

    Spike Dudley (ECW/Stole from SD)

     

    ECW World Heavyweight

    -vacant- (Just created)

     

     

    SmackDown!

    WWE Champion

    The Rock

     

    United States

    Brock Lesnar

     

     

    WCW Sunday Night Heat

    WCW World Heavyweight

    Kane

     

    WCW Television

    Matt Hardy

     

    WCW World Tag Team

    -vacant-

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    - Constant 'Bottom Line' throughout SportsCenter, live games, everything. It's so annoying.

     

    - Cramming too much into too little. Today there were about two clips of each game they were showing. Maybe that had something to do with the first twenty or so minutes devoted to Bonds, but it's usually like that anyway.

     

    - They give away what is going to happen on a highlight before it comes on the screen ("Here's A-Rod who hit his first home run of the game and went 1-3. [While showing A-Rod atbat]" - Home run clip - )

     

    - 'Budwieser Hot Seat' It's just too cheesy. "You are officially now on/off the Budweiser Hot Seat."

     

    - The pimping of Dan Patrick on the 6:00 SportsCenter. I'm pretty sure nobody watches it for the hosts.

     

    - That goon Mike Greenberg. Not only do I have to avoid him when he's on TV, but he's also on NY ESPN radio. Good God I hate that voice and his gay ass face. Keith Russel has a very goofy voice, he is only on ESPNews however and I never see him anymore.

     

    - Stat Boy hosts Around the Horn. It's not that that's that bad. It's that he uses Max's catchphrases like "These four things I know are true"

     

    - On PTI a few weeks ago, they had a segment where they make rankings on a felt board. They have a bunch of different onest which they have to come up with a top 5 for. Well, they were doing it on the top sports championships. They had to choose from Super Bowl, BSC Title game, NCAA tourney, World Series, Masters, Olympics, Daytona 500, World Cup (Soccer) and NBA Finals. There list was Super Bowl (1), NCAA Tourney (2), Masters (3), NBA Finals (4), and Daytona 500 (5). A show that constantly blasts racing and talks nothing but baseball and football and WORLD SERIES DIDN'T MAKE THE LIST. I was rather irked.

     

    - The baseball games have too much going on. They have the players and managers mic'ed up. They talk to the pitcher in the clubhouse. They have guest announcers. The Bottom Line is constant. Graphics are all over the place pimping other things on ESPN.

     

    AHhhhhhhhh it hurts my head. What else you got?

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    WWE Scars & Stripes Forever: In Your House

    Sunday, July 4, 2004

     

    Sunday Night Heat

     

    20 Man Battle Royal - WCW Championship

    Kane d. Kevin Nash to retain the title

    Overall: 61%

    Crowd: 58%

    Quality: 60%

    Rating: None

     

    The Event

     

    Match 1 (SD) Rey Mysterio d. Chavo Guerrero

    Overall: 79%

    Crowd: 66%

    Quality: 87%

    Rating: **1/2

     

    Match 2 (SD): John Cena d. Big Show

    Overall: 58%

    Crowd: 61%

    Quality: 52%

    Rating: * from Scott Keith

     

    Match 3 (Raw): Rob Van Dam d. Randy Orton

    Overall: 75%

    Crowd: 65%

    Quality: 86%

    Rating: ***1/4

     

    Match 4 (SD): Brock Lesnar d. Eddie Guerrero to retain the US Title

    Overall: 80%

    Crowd: 83%

    Quality: 76%

    Rating: ***

     

    Match 5 (Raw): Booker T d. Edge

    Overall: 88%

    Crowd: 92%

    Quality: 80%

    Rating: ***1/4

     

    Match 6 (SD): The Rock d. Kurt Angle for the WWE Title

    Overall: 88%

    Crowd: 92%

    Quality: 82%

    Rating: ***1/4

     

    Match 7 (Raw): HHH d. The Undertaker

    Overall: 83%

    Crowd: 91%

    Quality: 67%

    Rating: **3/4

     

    Match 8 (Raw): Chris Jericho d. Chris Benoit to retain the World Heavyweight Title

    Overall: 94%

    Crowd: 93%

    Quality: 95%

    Rating: ****1/2

     

    Overal PPV: 81% (Best so far)

    We got a 1.82 buy rate for 'Scars and Stripes Forever: IYH'!

    The attendance was 20182 people.

    We made $4550000 from pay-per-view revenue.

    We made $1210920 from ticket sales.

     

    Next PPV: August 22, 2004, SummerSlam

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    New York Yankees

     

    C - Yogi Berra

    1B - Lou Gehrig

    2B - Billy Martin (I'm not exactly sure who the best 2B is...)

    3B - Craig Nettles

    SS - Derek Jeter

    LF - Mickey Mantle (played LF his rookie year)

    CF - Joe DiMaggio

    RF - Babe Ruth

    DH - Reggie Jackson

     

    SP - Whitey Ford

    RP - Mariano Rivera

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    You're right, I was thinking they lost Game 1, but that was the Jeff Maier game. They lost Game 2.

     

    Kenny Rogers helped make Game 4 of the World Series my favorite game of all time. If he hadn't given up those 6 runs, would there be a dramatic comeback, an amazing 1-0 win in Game 5, and the finale in Game 6? Rogers' start was a huge swing game in that series. Of course, he didn't do very much.

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    The 1996 Yankees is my personal all-time favorite team. They had no superstars, but were nitty gritty group that came together throughout the season. David Cone's anyurism, Doc Gooden's no-hitter, Derek Jeter's Rookie of the Year season, Andy Pettitte's 21 win sophomore season, the emergence of Mariano Rivera, the best bullpen in baseball, the coming back from being down in all 3 playoff series to win it all, along with rock-steady performers like Bernie Williams, Paul O'Neill, Tino Martinez, Wade Boggs, Jim Leyritz, Jimmy Key, John Wetteland and Mariano Duncan.

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    Chris Benoit vs Chris Jericho (For The World Heavyweight Title) : Chris Jericho scores with a back heel kick on Benoit. Chris Benoit fights out of a grapple. Benoit drives a forearm into the chest of Jericho. Northern Lights Bomb very nearly crushes the spine of Jericho. Jericho ducks a wild right hand. Chris Jericho hits a table shot to the ribs. Chris Jericho hits a bulldog off the ropes. The referee gets to a five count....and Chris Benoit gets back up. DDT from the top rope by Chris Jericho. That looked brutal. Benoit reverses a Chris Jericho hammerlock. Singapore cane shot by Benoit. The referee gets to a seven count....and Chris Jericho gets back up. Chris Jericho ducks a clothesline attempt. Chris Benoit gets knocked to the ground by Jericho. Here it comes - Lion Sault, right on the money. The referee counts to 10, this match is over! Chris Jericho goes into the crowd, where he celebrates his victory A ****1\2 rating for a great match.

     

    Overall: 94%

    Crowd Reaction: 93%

    Match Quality: 95%

     

    Sunday, June 13, 2004

    Evolution: In Your House

     

    Match 1 (SD): Chavo Guerrero d. Rey Mysterio for the Cruiserweight Title (79%)

    Match 2 (SD): Hurricane & Ultimo Dragon d. Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin for the WWE Tag Team titles (89%)

    Match 3 (Raw): Booker T. d. Rob Van Dam

    Match 4 (Raw): Shawn Michaels d. Randy Orton in a No-DQ match

    Match 5 (SD) : Brock Lesnar d. The Rock for the US Title

    Match 6 (SD): Kurt Angle d. Eddie Guerrero in a submission match for the WWE Title (88%)

    Match 7 (Raw): Goldberg d. HHH in a Hell in a Cell match (71%)

    Match 8 (Raw): Chris Jericho d. Chris Benoit in a Last Man Standing match for the World Heavyweight Title (94%) Jericho is already the Intercontinental Champion.

     

    Overall: 84% (Best show to date)

     

    Next PPV: Scars & Stripes Forever: In Your House, Sunday, July 4, featuring Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit battle once again for the World Heavyweight Title, Kurt Angle defending his regained WWE Title, and much more.

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    No other player was able to pick the team they were inducted into the HoF as. Gary Carter wanted to be inducted as a Met....he wound up going in as an Expo. Why is Clemens any different?

    Though I agree Clemens should go as a Bosock, I'm pretty sure they started taking away the choice from the players when Dave Winfield was paid to go in as a San Diego Padre.

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    NY Giants

     

    2003: William Joseph, DT

    2002: Jeremy Shockey, TE

    2001: Will Allen, CB

    2000: Ron Dayne, RB

    1999: Luke Petitgout, OT

     

    Joseph didn't play very much last year, but should be a starter this year. (INC)

    Shockey is obviously the best of the lot. (B+)

    Allen is a solid corner. (B)

    Ron Dayne is a waste. (D-)

    I'm not a big Petitgout fan, but lots of people are high on him. (B-)

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    I recently had my first PPV, here it is, sorry I don't have anything other than the recap screen stats for you.

     

    Heat: Sylvan Grenier, Renee Dupree & Kevin Nash d. Bubba Ray, D'Von, & Spike Dudley (64%)

     

    Match 1 (SD): Shelton Benjamin & Charlie Haas d. Hurricane & Ultimo Dragon to retain the WWE Tag Team Titles. (89%)

     

    Match 2 (Raw): Randy Orton d. Shawn Michaels (86%)

     

    Match 3 (Raw): Rob Van Dam p. Booker T in a Triple Threat to win Christian's Intercontinental Title (78%)

     

    Match 4 (SD): Rey Mysterio d. Chavo Guerrero to retain the Cruiserweight Title. (79%)

     

    Match 5 (Raw): Goldberg d. HHH by DQ (71%)

     

    Match 6 (SD): Eddie Guerrero d. Kurt Angle in an Iron Man Match for the WWE Title (86%)

     

    Match 7 (SD): The Rock d. Brock Lesnar to retain the US Title (84%)

     

    Match 8 (Raw): Chris Benoit retained the Heavyweight Title over Chris Jericho in a time limit draw. (93%)

     

     

    Overall: 83%

    Next PPV: Evolution: In Your House (June 13)

    All feuds will continue through the next PPV, the lesser ones will be ended there.

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