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Vince Mcmahon is a mark for pops/big crowd responses and I'm sure Sting would get a huge reaction.

Too many to name, a couple off the top Goldberg giving Hogan the jackhammer Steve Austin returning during the Rock/Foley match

http://www.definitivejux.net/av/player.php...etype=highvideo

I don't know, the last 2 Patriots SuperBowl games have been great. Pats weren't in back to back Super Bowls. I didn't say they were

I don't know, the last 2 Patriots SuperBowl games have been great.

Bill Belicheck has won more AFC championship games in Pittsburgh then Bill Cowher. DISGUSTING!

Yes

[email protected] In what was pushed as the revival of one of the three major world titles in North America over a nearly 30 year period, Takao Omori came out as the new AWA champion. Omori won a tournament that had taken places the past few weeks in Japan with the new Zero-One Max promotion. Omori pinned Steve Corino in the finals on Sunday at Korakuen Hall. Corino was involved in brokering the deal for rights to the AWA title name, and was the original planned champion. Earlier on the show, Corino had won a three-way over Simon Diamond and Masato Tanaka. Omori went to the finals in a three-way over Kensuke Sasaki and Kohei Sato. While there have been AWA titles in pro wrestling dating back to the 30s, if not earlier, the most famous version was Verne Gagne's promotion. The title peaked in importance probably in the late 60s until the mid 80s, when it was usually owned by either Gagne or Nick Bockwinkel. Credit: Wrestling Observer

Terrible.

No.

It's probably Armageddon. I think its Remy Martin. Armageddon is cool, but he is REALLY hit or miss. Yeah but Him and Cuban Linx were ghostwriters for Joe along with Pun, and they also wrote for Remi (Obviously not Linx anymore)

Nah, I'm just a huge mark, so I just wanted to read a good article on his life and career.

Can you post or scan the Mr.Perfect article part. Greatly appreciated, if done.

It's probably Armageddon.

Big L was a monster too. Eazy E was great, but a terrible rapper. As in, his gimmick/personality on the mic made him. His lyrical ability and what not were all trash. He even admits that But he did give me Bizzy Bone, Dre, Cube, MC Ren, DOC and a lot of sick Emcees so, he's cool by me. Plus he has many, mnay classic tracks "Automobile" is the GOAT track.

Well offensively if we get Moss and a good running back (Lamont Jordan) we should be pretty damn good on that side of the football. We were good towards the end of the season, anyway. It's not like we're Cleveland. Now Defensively...we got a ways to go. First, Kill Sapp.

No it didn't happen, it's just a rumor of it happening.

As a Raider fan I'd do the trade in a second On PTI and I, Max they mentioned this, Vikings get Phillip Buc. and first round pick for Moss.

I say his content was better than Biggie's, but yeah get that Capital Punishment right away. One of the best lyrical albums ever. Fat Joe, I never hated him like others, but yeah Pun definitely ghostwrote his shiit.

Nah KRS-One is the Goat to me But he was more talented then them. They have released more classic material (Though I say Capital Punishment is better than any Pac album, Pac has more individual classic tracks, much more) but he was better lyrically and flow wise.

I don't get way he doesn't get the recognition, but Pun wasa monster lyrically and murdered numerous people on guest tracks (Nas, KRS-One, Common Sense). I understand he released minimal material but so did Big.

Thanks. Very good match, for the record.

Gorilla Moonson and Lord Alfred Hayes doing commentary Anybody have any idea where this is from? This could be from the Briish Bulldog's Coliseum video, not sure....

http://www.tbwts.com/wmv.html

Boxing is kinda "stupid"