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BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO disappointment

So it's down to Foley, Hall, Masters, Steph, Waltman, and Jericho?

ARN ANDERSON!!!

TED DIBIASE!

Special Guest = Tim White

Mitch: I suck, I suck, I suck...

CRYME TYME

LOL at Tazz and JBL's bickering.

DX admits they destroyed the whole tag team division..lol!

Franchise, I made a sig so we won't get confused again.

haha i edited mine because I thought it was a double post too..but then i switched it back.

Andre, The?

I hate Cena..

Double Post

Here comes Show...

KING BOOKAHHHHHHHH!!!

They just advertised on USA Cade/Murdoch vs DX in a street fight and Lashley/Rey/Batista vs. Finlay/Regal/Chavo

MVP: Most Valuable Phony? By Zack Zeigler October 8, 2006 Montel Vontavious Porter was victorious in his first match as a SmackDown Superstar at No Mercy. But, the self proclaimed “greatest athlete on the planet” may not have lived up to the hype he created for himself by taking on Marty Garner as his first opponent. Who is Marty Garner? Exactly. In arguably the most highly anticipated debut on SmackDown of any newcomer, MVP’s decision to compete against a virtual unknown who has defeated no reputable WWE Superstar on the active roster was a major letdown to WWE fans. SmackDown color commentator JBL stated it perfectly when he said MVP “overpromised and underdelivered.” After holding out for months and putting General Manager Theodore Long through strenuous contract negotiations, MVP inked a deal to join SmackDown on Sept. 27. Throughout negotiations and even after the deal was signed, MVP used every opportunity to boast about his mat skills and how he’d transform the world of sports-entertainment. As the crowd expressed their displeasure with disapproving chants, SmackDown announcer Michael Cole asked, “all this contractual stuff, the back and forth, the loudmouth talking and this is what we get?” On the final edition of SmackDown leading into the pay-per-view, MVP bragged that “history will be made at No Mercy; every time I step into the ring history will be made.” Unfortunately for MVP, history will remember his first match as an enormous disappointment. While he may have beaten Marty Garner and left 1-0, MVP proved he can obviously talk the talk, but, perhaps, not walk the walk. -wwe.com

I'm not watching, but I might have ordered if I knew about Benoit/Regal and if the ME was elimination style.

What's happening??

Who the hell is Marty Garner?

I really hope this doesnt mean what I think it means.

Why is it a big deal what they look like? Who the hell cares? All that should matter is their music.

"The Spirit Squad is gayer than me" Great sign.

I'm saying "They Live" starring "Rowdy" Roddy Piper. Carlito's Way...wait..