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Maybe because it's not important, or because it feels like he's had the belt for three years?

FLAG MATCH! Hacksaw for USA? Edit: Of course.

lmao at Santino and "leave Britney alone!"

Surely you can't be serious? I am serious..and don't call me Shirley.

Airplane! >>>> Superbad

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DQ because Cena both wouldn't stop attacking Orton in the corner and he shoved a referee. Orton did a rope neck snap on Cena, then tried to do the kick to Cena's father again. Cena speared Orton, STFU...then Cena's father kicked Orton in the head. Oh..well we all figured Cena was gonna get DQed..I thought you were gonna say that Orton went for the kick of doom, Cena caught his leg, put him in the STFU, and beat him clean. That would be the worst.

Anybody going to elaborate?

How was L/K vs C/M?

Too bad Ric doesn't have a match tonight..

Did The Office win anything yet?

I saw that video of the crying emo kid, and I swear to God I've never wanted to see someone brutally murdered more in my life. The kid is a fucking waste of life and should be ridiculed until the day that he dies. I don't hate him because he is defending Britney, I hate him because of the way in which he is doing it.

I didn't follow the old ECW, so I'm not really a fan of Sandman at all. Between Eugene, Cryme Tyme, and Sandman, WWE is sure taking out the trash these days. Here's to Miz and Snitsky going next. P.S. I don't like that WWE got rid of a decently over tag team, but Cryme Tyme's segments were always terribly drawn out and boring.

LAZINESS! I'd at least like to see Murdoch's "Redneck Destroyer". Maybe it'll be in CAW. Didn't he only attempt it once? Why would you even begin to think that they'd put it in the game for him?

I'm glad it was Hornswoggle..why ruin the future of someone who actually has potential to be a main event player? Whoever they picked was gonna be "Vince's son" forever..might as well just be a comedy thing.

Nope. I do too.

Question, just because I have a couple of friends who constantly need to turn on baseball when we're watching something else and it's annoying as hell..how does whether or not you watch the game have anything to do with whether or not you get the fantasy points? I know you probably just want to see how many you got, but the way you phrased it makes it seem like if you dont watch the game you don't get the points. I know this has nothing to do with RAW, sorry to get off topic.

Why do you think that it's Snitsky? I've heard other people say it and I don't see any reasoning whatsoever..other than that it would be the worst possible choice..isn't it all but confirmed that it's either going to remain Kennedy or be Hornswaggle?

God what a terrible start to this show. Britney's performance wasn't any good at all, and Sarah Silverman was awful. I couldn't wait for her to get off the stage.

What was good about Edge-Batista? I think Matt-MVP just started with a random US title match on PPV, and then escalated to what it is now. It's definitely my favorite current feud, and maybe the best of the year.

Things are looking up, for the son, tomorrow night on ECW! It's Punk.

Thank God. It's about damn time.

Was Rey vs Tajiri the Cruiserweight Title match that actually got the ME spot on Smackdown? I really wish WWE would do things like that more often; i.e. have less TV title matches and when they do have one, hype it big, with the tale of the tape etc, and make it the main event. It doesn't have to end the show, just be the last match.

lol.. WWE.com: He'd do it to his own father By Craig Tello Written: August 30, 2007 Following a modern classic main event at SummerSlam, things became more personal than ever Monday night when Randy Orton momentarily adjusted his sights from championship gold to a defenseless target: the father of WWE Champion John Cena. Killing legends is one thing; blatant patricide is a whole other level of malice. But, perhaps the most heinous truth is that if he felt he had to, Orton would probably do the same to his own father, WWE Legend “Cowboy” Bob Orton, Jr. “If it happened to me and my father was to be targeted, I wouldn’t succumb to the emotional distress that others do,” explained a shameless Orton. “I’m above that; business is business. If I’m going to be the biggest name in the history of sports-entertainment, if I’m going to beat John Cena for the WWE Championship, I need to put myself before anything – or anybody – else.” To Orton, nothing in life is more important than reaching the zenith of sports-entertainment. If the roles were reversed and it was Orton’s dad on the receiving end of a lethal running kick to the head, the Legend Killer denied that such an image would bear any affect on his conscience. With absolutely no remorse, Orton described his actions merely as a means for securing the upper hand. Ironically, this stratagem is something the Legend Killer claimed he learned first-hand from his father. “This is a cut-throat business,” said the dishonorable third-generation Superstar. “My father was in the business and one thing he ingrained within me is to think only for myself. You have to be the shadiest, most cold-hearted and most callous character to be on top and stay on top.” One would think that given his apparent “close” ties with his own blood, Orton might render family (paternal lineage, especially) off limits, a line that shouldn’t be crossed. As the Legend Killer explained, that’s just not what he’s been bred to do. In fact, according to Orton, it was his sole interest in his career that led to Cowboy Bob’s sudden departure from WWE, after the former WWE Superstar spent several months by his son’s side against The Phenom in late 2005. “[bob Orton, Jr.] is who he is and I respect him regardless of the fact that he is my father,” the Legend Killer said, “but he was holding me back. He thought he was helping me out against Undertaker, but he was slowing me down. I realized that if I was going to succeed, I needed to cut the strings. I can only trust myself.” That being said, how cold must the heart of the irreverent Legend Killer be for him to focus his aggression on the father of his rival? About as icy as the glare he fixed on the distraught WWE Champion following Orton’s appalling attack on Raw. “What drove me to do what I did on Monday night is purely psychological,” Orton declared. “It’s a strategy. What I do is mentally screw with someone to the point where I leave them with a brain of mush and emotions – just look at the footage of John Cena after what I did [on Raw].” (WATCH) In this undying quest, Orton has washed his hands of culpability for any consequential casualties, including the misery he delivered first-hand to Mr. Cena. But, in overlooking the consequences of his self-spun atrocities, could the Legend Killer fail to realize the consequences he might face at the hands of The Champ? Or will Orton’s golden plan yield irreparable damage that even the resilient Cena cannot overcome?

Lavell is still my favorite, but Gerry did have the best set last week. I'm thinking Jon or Amy goes home tonight.