Lt. Al Giardello

I seriously want to deck cabbageboy and DarKnight in the fucking face...

Then again what do you like...

Rey/Angle, an underrated match with Test/Taker, RVD/Benoit, Bookerdust/Un-Americans, Edge/Eddie, Flair/Jericho, it was a fucking awesome PPV. Problay one of my favorites of all time.

11. Most Underrated SummerSlam match? Most of the undercard matches on Summerslam 2002, especially Rey/Angle.

You'll burn in hell as well.

Like I said, that was the old Sonnen, he's much more improved now. He's 6-1 in his last 7 fights, and his one loss was by controversial submission.

This isn't the same Sonnen from a few years ago... How many fights have you seen from him since his last fight in the UFC against Horn? He's a much better overall fighter. And Tim Creuder is a black belt and Sonnen smashed him in 2 miniutes.

Sonnen is a lot better then he gets credit for at this stage in his career, I knew he was going to cause Filho problems when the fight was announced. Sonnen will be a force in the UFC middleweight division, once they unify the WEC and UFC's upper weight divisions. Plus Sonnen and A.Silva style-wise are completely different opponets, Sonnen is a better wrestler then A.Silva... Filho shouldn't really have many problems taking A.Silva down(but keeping him down and mounting any significant offense or submission attempts is a different discussion), I see him giving A.Silva a tough fight, but ultimately getting KO'd. But it's a moot point, because the chances of them agreeing to fight each other is very unlikely.

1. Favorite Summerslam Overall? 2002 - I thought it was a great card from up to bottom. Followed by 91, 92, 97, 98, and 00. 2005 wasn't too bad either. 2. Favorite World title match? Warrior/Savage 92 The whole storyline with who will Mr. Perfect side with, the match itself, and the ending with Mr. Perfect and Flair causing havoc during the match and resulting to a countout made it my personal favorite. 3. Favorite Mid-Card title match? TIE: Austin Vs. Owen Hart in 97, and Rock Vs. HHH in 98... Loved the build up to both matches, and the matches itself were awesome. Honorable Mention: Virgil Vs. Ted DiBiase, for the Million Dollar Belt...DiBiase made the crowd actually care about Virgil of all people in this feud. The crowd heat for this match was amazing. As well as HBK/Razor, Summerslam 1995, Ladder Match. 4. Favorite Tag Team title match? TLC 2000, no need to explain. 5. Favorite Non Title match? Shawn Michaels Vs. HHH, Street Fight, 2002... Before the match everyone was doubting HBK had anything left, and this was HHH in his lazy I don't wanna work my ass off stage, yet Shawn was able to carry HHH to an amazing match with great storytelling. I was amazed in how Shawn was able to put on such a great performance after such a long layoff. 6. Favorite Segment? Jake the Snake and the Undertaker crashing Savage/Liz's wedding after party, at Summerslam 1991. 7. Things You Hated Besides Goldberg screwed out of winning the Elimination Chamber? The disapointing Shawn Michaels/Mr. Perfect match, Hogan going over Shawn Michaels and pretty much no selling the sweet chin music, pretty much Summerslam 2006 as a whole. Bonus Round! 8. Least favorite SummerSlam overall? Summerslam 2006, had a lot of potential and ended up dissapointing me. 9. Least favorite match? Ivory Vs. Tori, Womens Title, Summerslam 1999 10. Most Underrated SummerSlam? 2002 and 1994

Dude, I'm with you on Requiem. It was a great movie, but fuck if it doesn't kill your mood. I'm not gonna go into detail so nobody cries SPOILER!!! but the ending to Jennifer Connolly's character is so god damn heartbreaking that it'll probably stick with me for the rest of my life. When Marlon Wayans had flashbacks of his mom, I cried like a little baby. KOAB should burn in hell for thinking this movie was funny.

I believe he said take that wrestling back to the U.S.

Also Colin Delaney and Cherry here is the full report... WTF Stevie Richards finally gets released? The world is coming to an end.

Numbers don't tell the story, Dixon only had really 2 bad passes, most of the imcompletetions weren't his fault.

Oh yeah I can't believe I forgot.... KJ Noons - Or as I like to call him, KJ n00bs. Totally douchebag, rich arrogant prick and is the problay the worst shit talker in the history of combat sports. He makes Diego Sanchez look like Mike Tyson with his horrible shit talking. He tried to act all tough and talk shit to Krazy Horse, but ended up looking like a dumb punk when he got knocked the fuck out. I hope Nick Diaz beats the shit out of him if he gets his rematch, and makes him tap like the little punk he is.

Great minds think a like...

DeSean Jackson was pretty impressive tonight... Even though he fumbled on a punt return, he looked really good as a wideout.

There isn't anything saying that it was Rampage that actually caused the miscarriage yet... Stop being a douchebag, wait that is asking too much from you.

Yeah it's hard to market a rematch with Anderson Silva for the title after problay the biggest beatdown in UFC history... There is no appeal in it. Aslong as Anderson has the title, Leben ain't getting a shot. And I can't see Anderson losing the title in the distant future, the only one I can really see challenging Anderson for the title is Filho, but the chances of that fight happening is slim to none.

Sean Sherk - Boring, juice monkey, and has no personality. Forrest Griffin - Disliked him after he ran off and acted like a total punk after getting KTFO by Jardine. Matt Hughes - Reminds me of that High School jock from teen movies who thought he was better then everyone else, and always picked on people with lesser strength then him. Plus the whole bible class thing in TUF6 makes him look like a douche.

But his clinch game with knees look deadly... Leben can take punches from any middleweight not named Anderson Silva... But Bisping has a lot of tools in his striking game, and I see him punishing Leben in the body which could take a toll on Leben in the later rounds. I honestly think it's a close fight to call, because just when you think Leben's finished he will have that one punch KO, and he haven't really seen Bisping get rocked other then his fight against Ross "da boss!" in TUF3, and he shook it off... But then again Ross didn't follow up on it, and you know Leben will follow up on it. Right now I'm calling for Bisping to win by a possible 3rd round stoppage or a clear desicion victory, but I'm hoping for Leben to knock his head off his shoulders.

Well, it's highly possible that his daughter's first words will be something she's heard her mother say many, many times before, amirite? PWNED!!!!!!!!!!

HANNAH ST. PIERRE~!!!!!!!!!! Her 1st words will be.... EH EM NOT EMPRESS BY YER PERFORMASSSSSSSS!

LOTC gots it wrong, this fight is getting shown on TV not Gono/Hardy... So is Taylor/Lytle, which makes it a 6 fight card. Thats what the UFC site says...

Were you watching that fight on crack? Or don't you realise that takedowns do score points? Bisping clearly won round 2 and 3? LMAO! You have to be the 1st and the only person who I've seen score the fight for Bisping, aside from that moron Ronulo Bittencourt. Rashad Evans was landing punches when he took down Bisping, and even in the stand up he was landing punches and giving Bisping troubles, setting up his takedowns. But of course you never saw Joe Rogan acknowledge any of the punches Rashad was landing in the stand up. Rashad also was the one controlling the pace of the fight. He was controlling the pace of the fight? Are you kidding? He laid on top of Bisping the whole time. Every time he went to do his shitty GNP, Bisping barely got touched and was working for an armbar from the bottom. And you do realize Bisping took Rashad down, right? Bisping did more damage (not by much) while standing. Bisping was doing more (not by much) on the ground. Both guys gassed, but Bisping didn't just get a takedown and lay in guard until it was stood up. Both guys looked like shit, but I think Bisping should have won that fight. Bisping did more damage on the ground? Now I know you're really smoking crack. Bisping's submission attempts were never even close, as he was eating punches by a gassed out Rashad. Most of the fight was on the ground with Rashad having top position, now I don't know about you but usually the judges gives the fighter with the top position for the majority of the fight most of the points. Bisping took down Rashad once to how many times Rashad took Bisping down? And Bisping took Rashad down and had top position for a total of 1 second. Rashad didn't really lay and pray Bisping, you need to really examine what real lay and pray is and watch Fujita/Yvel. I'm sure you're one of those people who scored the Rutten/Randleman fight for Bas Rutten, right?

Were you watching that fight on crack? Or don't you realise that takedowns do score points? Bisping clearly won round 2 and 3? LMAO! You have to be the 1st and the only person who I've seen score the fight for Bisping, aside from that moron Ronulo Bittencourt. Rashad Evans was landing punches when he took down Bisping, and even in the stand up he was landing punches and giving Bisping troubles, setting up his takedowns. But of course you never saw Joe Rogan acknowledge any of the punches Rashad was landing in the stand up. Rashad also was the one controlling the pace of the fight.