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I wouldn't want them to use up a whole hour on one match to be honest. I presume they'd show highlights in a build-up to the WrestleMania match.

Any thoughts on people who might be admitted into the Hall Of Fame next year? Here's some people who I think have a realistic chance... Afa Bob Backlund Dominic DeNucci Dynamite Kid Mr Fuji Dory Funk Jr Terry Funk Tony Garea Curt Hennig The Iron Sheik Sonny King Ivan Koloff Rick Martel Wahoo McDaniel Bob Orton Jr Jacques Rougeau Ricky Steamboat Nikolai Volkoff Waldo Von Erich Larry Zbysko And then there's the people who may be trickier to do... any of the Harts - Bret, Owen, Stu Ted DiBiase Bruno Sammartino Any thoughts on the above, or any others who might be entered? Cheers.

I say let Benoit pick them, just like Foley did for his DVD. Foley said in his DVD that he didn't pick all of them.

There will be very few people on this board who don't get a copy of this - that much is for certain. Some of the matches I'd like to see on it... vs Dynamite Kid (Stampede) vs Jushin Liger (IWGP Jr title win, 1990) vs Great Sasuke (Super J Cup, 1994) w/ Dean Malenko vs Sabu & Taz (ECW, 1995) vs Kevin Sullivan (any) vs Booker T (Best of 7 series, any) w/ Dean Malenko vs Perry Saturn & Raven (Spring Stampede 99) vs Bret Hart (Owen tribute) vs Triple H (WWF debut) vs Chris Jericho (2/3 falls, SummerSlam 2000) vs Chris Jericho (ladder match, Royal Rumble 2001) vs Kurt Angle (ultimate submission match, Backlash 2001) w/ Chris Jericho vs Steve Austin & Triple H (Raw) w/ Chris Jericho vs Edge & Christian, Dudleyz & Hardyz (TLC, Smackdown) w/ Kurt Angle vs Edge & Rey Mysterio (No Mercy 2002) vs Kurt Angle (Royal Rumble 2003) vs Eddie Guerrero (Vengeance 2003) vs Triple H & Shawn Michaels (WrestleMania XX)

I am fairly certain he already runs a wrestling school in Hertfordshire, UK.

To be honest I got the impression that it's back to stay now. The ceremony itself was well-handled, after all. I'll agree that Hogan is a possibility, I should have mentioned that to be honest. Theoretically Savage is too, as he's burnt less bridges than Hogan.

I didn't think she looked too bad to be honest. Not that I'm into bald chicks or anything, but she wasn't disfigured or anything.

Apparently he's now a used car saleslman. Just picture it... Cheers.

Personally I found him quite entertaining. Sorry, I've got no real justification here, but the WWE could do far worse.

Beaver Cleavage (Chaz), Meat (Shawn Stasiak) and Aldo Montoya (Justin Credible.)

To be honest, I didn't find Kiniski too bad. The commentary sold Kiniski's purpose well enough to me.

I fucking love this show.

When Mikey Whipwreck was doing a Q&A session over here, he said that he thought there was zero chance of RVD signing a new contract.

He runs a wrestling school in Hertfordshire. He refereed a FWA match once too.

My top 5, in order... 1. Vengeance '03 2. SummerSlam '02 3. Unforgiven '02 4. Royal Rumble '02 5. Survivor Series '02

I'd like to see Doug Williams added in.

This was actually the first ECW I ever saw. As a newbie to the company, it made me interested enough to seek out more.

As always, I'll be there.

I know that Vince called Feinstein directly to try and work out a deal for Spanky and Nunzio. Obviously they weren't under a RoH contract, but Vince did go to Feinstein first. On second thoughts... Feinstein told me that himself, so it could be crap.

The WWE PPV with Kronik in it. Crap.

The only time I saw him live was on the World Wrestling All-Stars tour - I think the match was a three-way: Steiner vs Road Dogg vs Brian Christopher.

FWA British Uprising II - Mikey Whipwreck & Ulf Herman vs Paul Travell & Raj Ghosh. Travell is powerbombed through a flaming table, but Mikey decides that he's not on fire enough, so he picks up the lighter fluid and throws it over Travell. Absolutely sick.

It's going to be better than Matt vs Jeff from Vengeance 2001, that much is certain.

Well, I bowl A LOT of the time, and I wouldn't buy one.

Fishman was a lucha/puro star for the most part. Former WWF light-heavyweight champion (from the pre-TAKA days) - held the title twice, including one reign of over 2 years. Unclear how much it was defended though. Good to see some recognition for Steve Wright - his matches against Tiger Mask I were top stuff. Cool.