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Bush has done an excellent job of portraying that image. I don't think he's an idiot at all, and I think his public image is a calculated one designed to make him more appealing to the average Joe. It has obviously worked. I agree 110% regarding the 'image' argument. After all, he is a multimillionaire who went to Yale, owned a baseball team, and spent many years in and around Washington growing up. Somehow, he was able to sell himself (twice!) as being a folksy outsider who is just a common guy like you or me. That's an incredible accomplishment.

Especially since one year prior at a Seattle house show, Alex Wright beat Ultimo for the title (I think), but they told the fans that since it didn't happen on TV, then it didn't happen.

I'd give them to Xian/Tomko since it gives both guys something to do, especially with Xian not being in the IC Title picture at the moment.

Anyone?

Here's the complete WCW Hardcore Title history in PDF format. This includes ALL house show title defenses.

Why did Trish get a nose job?

If anyone could post some caps of the arena when the PPV begins it would be muy apreciado.

I think there's a difference here; that is, there may be a reason to hide the arena, whereas we all knew what MSG looked like.

I don't recall anything like this happening.

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Her album drops this summer, IIRC.

Um, I doubt that fan meant it seriously.

So yeah, Goldberg's Jackhammer is the closest to a death move there is since no one has ever been booked to kicked out of it.

Try Bill Watts' UWF of 1986-88 for some Mid-South goodness. Dr. Death, Big Bubba Rogers, Jim Duggan....much hosstacular brawling goodness.

I might add the 1995 World War 3 match to Disc One to further show who was on WCW's roster at the time. Hell of a match, too. I think that you'd need the Outsider segments from May-July 96 and the BatB tag match as well. I might drop the Jericho-Benoit match from FBrawl 96 and sub in the WarGames for the Sting storyline. Also, can't forget the nWo dismantling the Horsemen at FBrawl 97. Also, maybe the 4-way ME of Spring Stampede '99.

Indeed, it was NEVER acknowledged, much like the TV Title switches in May of 1998 and at The Battle in Seattle webcast in '97 (I think).

In a shocking display of continuity, WWE recognizes Terry Funk's one-day reign as WCW US Champion (9/22/00-9/23/00) where he beat Storm at a house show in Amarillo, TX and lost it the next day.

Watched this video last night and it's one of the most unbelievable matches I have ever seen. Almost any one of those spots could MAKE a WWE ladder match, but they go all out and do like 58453283 unreal moves. Wow.

Oh, you mean the satirical article that was a hoax? This inventive work of fiction was penned and released onto the Internet on Aug. 2, 2001.

Personally, I'm more surprised to see them choose an Inoki match AND a Machines match. Talk about random.

Oh, and here's the WWE Jukebox for January. The theme: Most Requested Matches.

Thanks for the posts, Looney Tune. Does anyone else have any more GAB tour stop cards?

"The Undertaker will bury those stiffs." *marks out*

Basically, my computer (PC running WinMe and using IE as a browser) can't load certain 'automatic' processes on many sites. You know how you can click on the Most Recent Topic in these forums and it takes you to the last post in the thread? My PC just brings up a white page. Ditto for trying to do things like -credit card info processing -online conversion of files to PDF formet -'Your page is loading. Please wait 5 seconds.' All those processes don't go anywhere; the stuff that's supposed to automatically load doesn't do that at all. Any idea what the story could be?