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Hulk Hogan vs. Steve Austin I really hope that match never happens. I don't know, I'd love to see it. The two biggest stars ever in wrestling, I love that. It's one of those pro wrestling illustrated dream matches becoming reality. Plus, Austin would be motivated with the promos, since there's probably still some hard feelings for what happened over in Atlanta.

Hulk Hogan vs. Steve Austin

WTF? When was Henry Godwin resigned?

Cause his new one sucked ass and his old was is cool?

Not for nothing, but is someone else writing this James/Trish angle? It seems to well done for the regular writers nowadays.

Most of the people who quit watching once that era was over don't like change. On point. And this was a damn good show.

I don't think they will, and I don't necessarly think they should either. Being Matt's valet was a perfect position for him. I'd rather him do that then do nothing. I agree. That was the most entertaining thing he's done since 3 Count.

WWE just signed Shannon Moore today. He was not under a contract to TNA. You'd think by now you'd know the rules of the game. - Dave Meltzer I'm a bit surprised by this. I thought he signed some kinda TNA contract.

"Jim Ross returns to WWE as the announcer for Saturday Night's Main Event a week from today." From Meltzer

Big letdown.

Probably just cause it's his last match (As far as the ones they can show legally)

They got most of the big matches. Maybe missed a couple here and there, but a great collection to give you a very good idea of what Dusty Rhodes was about.

WWE Legends presents The American Dream: The Dusty Rhodes Story (Release Date: 6/6/06) “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes will forever be remembered as the working man’s champion. A three-time World Heavyweight Champion, he has had numerous legendary confrontations with sports-entertainment’s top stars, including Ric Flair, Harley Race and “Superstar” Billy Graham. Decades later, his contributions to sports-entertainment are still being felt. This 3-Disc DVD set will present his life’s story, as well as his most memorable matches and interviews from Florida Championship Wrestling, NWA, WCW and WWE. Matches * AWA, 3/9/73 - Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch vs. Dick the Bruiser & The Crusher * AWA, 3/24/73 - Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch vs. Dick the Bruiser & The Crusher * AWA, 10/6/73 - Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch vs. Billy Robinson & Don Muraco * Championship Wrestling from Florida, 5/1974 - Dusty Rhodes & Pak Song vs. Mike & Eddie Graham * Championship Wrestling from Florida, Dusty Rhodes vs. Terry Funk * Championship Wrestling from Florida, Lumberjack Match, Dusty Rhodes vs. Harley Race * Madison Square Garden, 9/26/77 - WWWF Heavyweight Championship Dusty Rhodes vs. Superstar Billy Graham * Madison Square Garden, 12/19/77 - Dusty Rhodes vs. Stan “The Man” Stasiak * Madison Square Garden 12/20/77 - Dusty Rhodes vs. Johnny Rodz * Madison Square Garden, 8/28/78 - Texas Bullrope Match Dusty Rhodes vs. Superstar Billy Graham, Alternate Commentary by: Steve Romero/Dusty Rhodes/Mike Graham * Madison Square Garden, 12/17/79 - NWA World’s Heavyweight Championship, Dusty Rhodes vs. Harley Race * Atlanta, GA, 6/21/81 - NWA World’s Heavyweight Championship Dusty Rhodes vs. Harley Race * Great American Bash, Charlotte, NC, 7/6/85 - World Television Championship Dusty Rhodes vs. Tully Blanchard * Great American Bash, Greensboro, NC, 7/26/86 - NWA World Heavyweight Championship Dusty Rhodes vs. Ric Flair, Commentary by: Steve Romero/Dusty Rhodes/Mike Graham * Starrcade, Chicago, IL, 11/26/87 - NWA United States Heavyweight Championship Dusty Rhodes vs. Lex Luger * Clash of the Champions, Greensboro, NC, 3/27/88 - Dusty Rhodes & Road Warriors vs. Ivan Koloff & Powers of Pain * NWA Main Event, 4/3/88 - NWA United States Championship Dusty Rhodes vs. Ivan Koloff * Clash of the Champions II, Miami, FL, 6/8/88 - NWA Tag Team Championship Dusty Rhodes & Sting vs. Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard * Starrcade, Norfolk, VA 12/26/88 - NWA World Tag Team Championship Dusty Rhodes & Sting vs. Road Warrior * SummerSlam, E. Rutherford, NJ, 8/28/89 - Dusty Rhodes vs. The Honky Tonk Man * Survivor Series, Rosemont, IL, 11/23/89 - The Dream Team vs. The Enforcers * WrestleMania VI, Toronto, Canada, 4/1/90 - Mixed Tag Team match Dusty Rhodes & Sapphire vs. The Macho King Randy Savage & Queen Sherri * Madison Square Garden, 11/24/90 - Dusty Rhodes & Dustin vs. Ted DiBiase & Virgil * Living Dangerously, Danbury, CT, 3/12/00 - Dusty Rhodes vs. Steve Corino * Greed, Jacksonville, FL, 3/18/01 - Kiss My Ass match Dusty Rhodes & Dustin vs. Ric Flair & Jeff Jarrett Promos & Vignettes from the following shows * CWF – Dusty in dressing room * CWF – Gordon Solie interviews Dusty Rhodes * Madison Square Garden, 10/24/77 – Vince McMahon interviews Dusty Rhodes * Madison Square Garden, 11/8/77 – Vince McMahon interviews Dusty Rhodes * Championship Wrestling 4/25/78 * Mid-Atlantic Wrestling 1/26/83 * Mid-Atlantic Wrestling 1/25/84 * Mid-Atlantic Wrestling 12/25/84 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 4/6/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 4/20/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 5/4/85 * World Wide Wrestling 5/7/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 5/25/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 7/13/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 7/20/85 * World Wide Wrestling 7/23/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 8/17/85 * Mid-Atlantic Wrestling 9/10/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 9/28/85 * Mid-Atlantic Wrestling 10/29/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 11/16/85 * Mid-Atlantic Wrestling 12/3/85 * Mid-Atlantic Wrestling 12/15/85 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 1/4/86 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 1/4/86 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 6/21/86 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 8/16/86 * World Wide Wrestling 2/17/87 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 3/19/88 * NWA World Championship Wrestling 5/21/88 * Superstars 6/3/89 * Superstars 6/10/89 * Superstars 6/17/89 * Superstars 6/24/89 * Superstars 7/1/89 * Superstars 7/8/89 * Superstars 7/15/89 * Superstars 7/22/89 * Superstars 10/7/89 * Superstars 10/7/89 * Saturday Night’s Main Event 1/27/90 * Superstars 5/12/90 * Wrestling Challenge 6/2/90 * Wrestling Challenge 9/15/90 * Superstars 12/22/90 * Wrestling Challenge 12/29/90 * RAW 5/5/97

Only 44 years old. Sad.

I'm still in shock 36 Mafia won an Oscar. That is amazing to me. That's gonna take sometime to set in that Crunchy Black has an Oscar award.

"Marty Jannetty claimed the reason he was dropped was because he wasn't allowed for parole reasons to travel to Alabama on Monday and thus WWE had to drop him from a continuing storyline, and that WWE is trying to help him clear it up so he can return. He was also critical of what was reported here. We were given the info from somone in the WWE current inner circle that Jannetty being gone was not a work, along with the specifics already reported, as well as that creative was told to proceed as if he was gone, erase him from the already written TV and that he would never be used again. Of course in wrestling, you know what "never" means." - Dave Meltzer

If this was 1995, it might be close. But Fab right now is lightyears ahead of Mase.

Personally, I would put the championship over the streak. Because then you can say "so what if you always win there, cause *I* have the title" Obviously, but if Taker wins, he's not facing him at WrestleMania anyway. Taker would just replace Angle in the Rey/Orton three-way. Atleast this way he can break Taker's WM streak.

Kurt Angle winning his Gold Medal http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teFCrlP-T7Q...%20Gold%20Medal

The Jim Cornette Segments from RAW On the nWo http://www.youtube.com/my_videos?favorites&page=2 On Phil Mushnick http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cwy6AQc6gTI...=Jim%20Cornette Letters to Phil Mushnick http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQGiItK38PM...=Jim%20Cornette The Phrase "Icon" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsXH4APIdZQ...=Jim%20Cornette On the State of Wrestling http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT9wWOwGTeo...=Jim%20Cornette

Yep. They had a split chant going for a second.

nobody knows?

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*= Wildcard AL East 1) Redsox 2) Yankees 3) Bluejays 4) Devilrays 5) Orioles AL Central 1) Indians 2) White Sox* 3) Tigers 4) Twins 5) Royals AL West 1) A's 2) Angels 3) Mariners 4) Texas N East 1) Braves 2) Mets* 3) Phillies 4) Marlins 5) Nationals NL Central 1) Cardinals 2) Astros 3) Brewers 4) Cubs 5) Reds 6) Pirates NL West 1) Giants 2) Dodgers 3) Padres 4) Rockies 5 extras Jim Rollins will extend his streak to 45 games Mark Prior will be traded by the deadline to the AL Cardinals will win the World Series Joe Torre will retire after this year Bonds will break Hank Aaron's record

Ratings are really not that big a factor right now. And last year at this time, WWE was consistently in the 3.8-4.1 range, and WM XXI was one of the highest buyrated PPVs of all-time.