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Benoit vs. Sid

I almost forgot... The Harris brothers in SMW, ECW, WWF, WCW, and TNA. Although, it warms my heart that they apparently decided to shake a little fear into HBK before they left WWF.

...when was this? O_o http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/profi...owen-hart.html: March/April 1991: Owen Hart worked several Television tapings with World Championship Wrestling.. March 14, 1991: Owen Hart & Brian Pillman & Junk Yard Dog beat Michael Hayes, Jimmy Garvin & Dan Spivey.. March 16, 1991: Brian Pillman & Owen Hart defeated Freebirds (Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin).. March 18, 1991: Brad Armstrong & Owen Hart defeated Mr. X & Kevin Sullivan.. March 22, 1991: Owen Hart defeated Bobby Eaton.. April 4, 1991: Owen Hart defeated El Cubano.. April 6, 1991: Owen Hart defeated Joe Cruz..

Jerry Lynn in WWF. Owen Hart in WCW. Stevie Richards in WCW.

Who gives a fuck about Kane... in 2006?!

Elaborate, please. Random choice. Drug overdose or something else...

Sabu Roddy Piper Dick Slater Too Cold Scorpio Kidman CM Punk John Tenta Axl Rotten Juventud Konnan ... and Jake Roberts lives forever.

"Trained by: Killer Kowalski" ...who also trained Triple H. Right?

I feel kind of bad. I havn't felt like this since the death of Al Wilson... RIP.

"THE 7 SONGS THAT COULD BE LISTENED TO INCLUDE: ... 2. ASHLEY" Isn't that the name of Matt Hardy's new girl? Matt vs. Kamala next year I guess...

they are god for making a Dennis Stamp in beyond the mat reference Oh over at WrestleCrap Forums Dennis Stamp is like a cult hero. They make references to him all over the place.

From the Wrestlecrap forum:

This warms my heart.

Nah, it was probably one of Randall's ring rats.

God, yes! "Wait a minute, why is everybody looking at me? Why are you looking at me? Hold on a second! Why aren't you looking at Essa Rios? Why can't it be him? Huh? Why not Essa? I mean, everybody knows it's ALWAYS the quiet ones, and who knows - maybe Stone Cold Steve Austin stole his green card, I don't know." - Kurt Angle

...and that's the match of the year. I love you!

He stole some moves that Nova invented.

The best part is Michael Cole trashing Dr. Tom: "I had the pleasure of working with that goofball, who is under a rock somewhere, Tom Prithard." This warms my heart.

Arn Anderson over Hulk Hogan in 96. Twice!

Hey, I watched this PPV for free at wwe.com. Hall/Bradshaw was just horrible...

Juvi is still under contract, isn't he?

Someone needs to bring a "Little Puffy Man" sign to Raw!

My top five favorites: 1. "Reports from the Baltimore show were really bad. Scott Hall replaced Bret Hart against Sting. The only notable thing was Hall saying there was going to be a big party at the hotel after the show, and asked all the young women to ask for Scott Hall and all the 'fags' to ask for Kevin Nash" - The Wrestling Observer Newsletter: October 05, 1998 2. "Thursday was supposed to be a grudge Flair vs. Benoit lumberjack match. However, WCW forgot to tell Flair he was booked. Jason Hervey was in Charlotte at request of management and they gave Flair off Thunder because they were producing an upcoming Flair home video, but never informed the people writing the show about Flair having the day off. When they panicked since Flair wasn't there at 6pm, they called him and told him to get to Syracuse. At the cost of thousands of dollars, they chartered a flight from Charlotte to Syracuse to get Flair to Thunder, but due to the weather problems it couldn't get off the ground until 7pm. The show was put together with the idea that Flair would do several interviews building to the Benoit match. So virtually the entire Thunder show was filling time. Flair finally arrived at 9:55pm, but they had already changed plans for the show because they had to be off the air at 10:03pm because TBS decreed that the Chimp movie had to start on time. When Flair got there, they told him he wasn't needed and to go right back home. So, as a panic move, the decision was made to turn the Kanyon-Saturn singles match into a tag title match. However, Bam Bam Bigelow wasn't there either, so Kanyon defended the titles with Page with zero explanation given to have this make sense. It wasn't even announced as a title match until about a minute left" - The Wrestling Observer Newsletter: June 21, 1999 3. "Dustin Runnels was at Starrcade, being called by management to return. Runnels is reportedly being paid $750,000 per year but the company isn't using him. When he got there, the company told him they had no plans for him, and he went back home." - The Wrestling Observer Newsletter: December 25, 2000. 4. "They had La Parka on the ground and drew those chalk lines around him, except he was still laying there. Gene uttered the immortal line to Juvi as he was talking Spanish, 'Don't talk Mexican to me'." - The Wrestling Observer Newsletter: January 18, 1999 5. "Virgil came out wanting to join the (West Texas) Rednecks" - The Wrestling Observer Newsletter: August 13, 1999

It's ROH-bots, not fanboys.