The Niggardly King

QB's 1.) Manning 2.) Culpepper 3.) Brady 4.) McNabb 5.) Hasselback RB's 1.) LT 2.) Alexander 3.) McAllister 4.) Holmes 5.) Barber WR's 1.) Moss 2.) Harrison 3.) Owens 4.) Ward 5.) Horn/Holt What about the TE's?

Where is the Yao Ming Experience?

I wonder if a cruiserweight will join Bradshaw's Cabinet and beat Funaki at the Rumble?

So once he's healthy again, a good ol Eugene/Hassan feud...somehow I can see that being entertaining.

I expected this one to suck. But not so badily that I hear the best thing about this event was a Maven promo.

HeaT: La Resistance over Hurricane/Rosey with help from Simon Dean

I'd actually like to see a Regal and Nowinski team. I think they would gel well together. Hell, I just wanna see Regal make the transition of wrestler to color commentator once he retires.

Depends who wins the Main Event.

I like Benjamin, I think he can contribute greatly to the company one day. The problem though is whenever I see Benjamin, it's the same damn thing from JR. "Mah Gawd...that Benjamin is so athletic!" The announcing really hurts a lot of guys, because it's the same damn thing week in and week out. Plus he really hasn't had the chance to do anything since becoming the Intercontential Champion.

Zack, the only problem with Benjamin though, is that he is only looked at as the athletic black guy. That's his character, and I don't see him evolving anytime soon. I'm interested oin Batista, but I don't what else the guy can do once he finishes up with Triple H. He's worked too much with Jericho and Benoit. Batista/Edge, or Batista/Orton would be a trainwreck to watch.

Randy Orton botches his lines to much. It ends up making him look stupid and then he has to stop a few moments and the go on like nothing happened. Last night was the first time that I can remember since turning face that he did not do that. I wouldn't say that Benjamin is the future really. He's just gonna end up being the face equivalent of Christian eventually. Hes getting better, look at his promos this time 2 years ago, when he was doing the RNN. Whos is the future then in the WWEs eyes? Ortons the next HHH, Benjamins the next Rock and Cenas the next Austin. I know its said, but Vince wants to relieve the glory days of the Attitude era. A superstar should be a superstar in his own right, and not a clone or wanabee. Thats why Brock was fresh. Actually a lot of people started liking Randy because of his RNN promos. Benjamin is not the next Rock. He is really just gonna be the face equivalent of Christian, like I said before. People will think of Benjamin as being a guy who could be a challenger for anything, just not the main belt. He's gonna be bounced around the card just like Christian and people will quit caring about him, but he'll always will get them back, only to have them lose interest once again, due to booking. He's just gonna be a second tier guy.

Randy Orton botches his lines to much. It ends up making him look stupid and then he has to stop a few moments and the go on like nothing happened. Last night was the first time that I can remember since turning face that he did not do that. I wouldn't say that Benjamin is the future really. He's just gonna end up being the face equivalent of Christian eventually.

I'd like to see what reaction Orton would get after a match without any hot finishes. Without all the run-ins, Orton would get a decent reaction at best. Is it safe to say that Benoit might be considered for having bulletproof heat? The guy never gets the biggest reaction for his entrance, but he can get most of the crowd going with his matches.

Is everyone forgetting why Benoit moved? Besides being another fresh face for Triple H to take on, his other purpose was to help out Batista and Randy Orton.

I'd rather be a heel manager that causes problems for the faces. I'd never get touched by them until it's part of a major angle. Then I'd take the beating of my life. I'd manage an average tag team with no personality or mic skills, or a talentless hoss.

Akio should be one of the top cruiserweights by now. I also feel that Hass, Rhyno, Tajiri, Jericho, Kane, and Booker T are pretty wasted. Also RVD and Val Venis.

44 percent??!!

Oh yeah, did anyone else hear ref Jack Doan tell Viscera to pin Benoit. Basically you could hear Jack throughout the whole match giving Vis his directions.

The booking was horrible tonight. Have they forgotten that Maven was just a partner with the top faces? How come that has not been mentioned at all. Bad booking in matches was Eugene not getting counted out, and Flair not getting HHH DQed tonight. Dissapointing show all around.

The Draft Lottery was pretty bad. They could of used it as a gauge to see what to do with their talent. All I remember is the crowd went crazy for Cena and Guerrero. Plus they went nuts when they thought Trips was going to Smackdown. They had a lot of chances that night to establish something. For an example, even though Trips wasn't on RAW anymore, Evolution were still loyal to him. The only thing I remember from the lottery is Shelton Benjamin. What they did with him was great for his first night. Have a lot of the top guys motivate him, and even played off of his history with Benoit. It never surprised me when they blew that chance with him also. One guy who could have made a great upper card heel was Chavo. He was actually doing pretty well for himself till they made him and Papa Chavo a ccomedy act. Losing to Jackie was the final nail in the coffin. And count me in as one of the people who thinks Eddie should have jumped to RAW and gone against HHH. It wasn't that hard to set up the storyline.

That's her now with her new "assests."

Jake Roberts

I'd take C, followed by D.

It would be easier to accept the guy if he had a decent push in the midcard, and slowly making his way to the top. He went from one week jobbing to Rikishi on Velocity to a Main Event feud with Guerrero. That doesn't make any sense.