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Others That Bret Hart made Hennig retire by injuring his back at SS 1991. Hennigs back was fucked up months before that Bret Hart is trhe first triple crown winner in WWE history, he isn't, Pedro Morales is. WM 1 was a Pay Per View Hogan won the WWE title in his first match in his return (1983) Hogan vs. Jarrett at BATB 2000 was a shoot. No it was a work. Russo's interview was a shoot.

1) Hogan beating Andre wasn't a passing of the Torch. Also, some people think Hogan beat Andre for the title at WM 3, when he just retained it.

These are excellent. Thank you.

Carp. 12 K

Izzy is on the DL too for the Cardinals.

Raiders. Patriots. Tuck rule.

Then don't enter the thread, genius

Meltzer in the Observer a week ago gave the impression that Batista is actually older than he is being recognized as. Batista has a child that is 21 years old.

Natural Born Killers - New Jack Freebirds - Bad Street USA Stone Cold's theme Jive Soul Bro - Slick NWA Theme The Horsemen theme from the mid 90s to 99/2000

Holy shit that was fast. Yes and indeed.

Thanks for the new avatar Bradley.

Yep. And gets the win with Walkers game winning hit in the bottom of the tenth against Brad Lidge.

Mark Mulder has pitched a shutout through 10 innings.

And I still don't get how David Robinson made your top ten. That doesn't make any sense. He's not even the best Spur of all-time. And how is he ranked higher than Hakeem the Dream?

Oscar I've addressed. Jerry West won one NBA title and never won an MVP award. Where is the evidence that he belongs among the top ten? First team all NBA 12 times, all defensive team 5 times, won Finals MVP, 5th highest in points, 16 in total points, 12 time All-star. For the record my top 10 would be 1) Michael Jordan (Obviously) 2) Wilt Chamberlain 3) Kareem Abdul Jabar 4) Oscar Robinson 5) Magic Johnson 6) Bill Russell 7) Larry Bird 8) Karl Malone 9) Shaq 10) Jerry West

No Oscar or West pretty much makes the list null and void.

If you see John Cena scream "What up my nigga?" and see what he says...

I'm really optomistic about Matt Morris debut today. 7 strikeouts in 6 innings, with his velocity still low.

Doggystyle is the second best WestCoat LP ever. The Chronic might not crack my top 10 West Coast albums.

No way Cincy makes that deal. They are reportedly asking for two top flight pitching prospects, or one one pitching stud like Carlos Zambrano for Pena or Kearns. That would be dumb for the Cubs to trade Carlos within their division. Plus, I'd trade Kerry before Carlos.

He can improve on that. In a full season, he'll hit you 35-40 homeruns a year, without a question in my mind.

Incredible.

And if the Stros start to suck, he'll be a Yankee at the trade deadline. Him pitching successfully in the NL is much more than a coincidence. He was almost physically done his last year in the AL.

Sweep for the Cardinals. Jason Marquis has pitched tremendous thus far. Only 1 earned run in each game he's pitched. And Pujols and Rolen are coming around, good series for both of them.

Rowdy Roddy Piper - No. He was the biggest heel in the WWF at a time when it would be silly to take the title off Hogan. Such is luck. Mr. Perfect - He's my favorite wrestler - but he definitely shouldn't have won it during his second run in the WWF (1988-1991) but his third run when he turned face, him beating Ric Flair for the title in a return match at Survivor Series would've been great. Owen Hart - There was no time where he could have reasonable won the title. The most over he was in his career was during his return in late 1997, but obviously the were grooming title for Austin, and him winning before Austin would be the dumbest thing they could ever do. 1994 was the other time, but I think they did it right, with having Bret lose the first match and win the return match. I mean, you could've had Owen win the belt at KOTR and Bret win the re-match but I, personally, would not have gone that way. Vader - This is the most obvious of the list. He was clearly booked to be the next big monster heavyweight champion from his debut. It would've been perfect for him to get the title at SummerSlam 1996 against Shawn Michaels and go on a dominate run until the next big baby face (OR even Shawn Michaels) was ready to hold the belt.