Hunter's Torn Quad

He entered WCW as a babyface to go against the nWo. I don't remember it taking all that well.

Dustin Rhodes and Mystery Partner vs. The Enforcers (1/3) I will always remember the crowd going absolutely insane for the finish. You had people jumping up and down, going all kinds of crazy. This is how you work a tag match.

I remember when the Horseman were faces and WCW tried to get Jarrett over by having Flair back him to become Horseman and Flair would talk Jarrett up big. The fans still rejected Jarrett entirely. It's really something when Flair is backing you strong and talking you up and you still get rejected.

Alessio Sakara vs. Joe Vedepo

http://mma-core.com/videos/VideoDetails.aspx?vid=10001679 From there, you'll find links to last nights fight and other stuff.

Edge did once in 02. I thought Dr. Black was the WWE doctor, and Astin was Benoit's doctor Too many crooked or stooge doctors to keep track of.

Triple H has been cutting promo's on Jeff that mock his past drug issues and has made references to Dr Black, who was Benoit's doctor.

Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimber!!!!!!!

Meltzer posted this on the F4W board: That last line sounds like Dave being vague about something he's sure about but can't really confirm yet.

You're not meant to complain about decisions in close fights such as that, but that call doesn't sit well with me.

That was a very good fight. I'd give the third round to Diaz, but I think Neer wins 29-28.

An even better round than the first with some great movement on the ground. Close, but I'd give the nod to Neer again.

A good round, very close, but I'd give the nod to Neer.

Easy 10-9 for Guida. Danzig doesn't look like he has any real counters for Guida's pace.

I'd say Guida won the first round, but he should still be careful of submissions.

I see Herman winning 29-28. Belcher had a number of openings to do something but didn't take advantage.

I'd say it was 19-19 going into round three, but Belcher needs to press the action or Herman will grind out the win.

Once again, Alexander shows that on the ground, he has almost nothing to offer in the way of defense.

Nippon Pro Wrestling Alliance Venues Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan Air Canada Center in Canada Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City Korakuen Hall* The Bayfront Center* Genral Motors Center* Japanese Legends Rikidozan Giant Baba Antonio Inoki Riki Choshu Hiro Matsuda Foreign Legends Lou Thesz Bruno Sammartino Karl Gotch Vern Gagne American Badasses Samoa Joe Bob Sapp Don Frye Gary Albright Japanese Punks Kazunari Murakami Katsuyori Shibata Naoya Ogawa The Japanese Lone Wolf Akira Maeda The American Lone Wolf Brock Lesnar Japanese Warriors Shinya Hashimoto Kiyoshi Tamura Tsuyoshi Kohsaka Masakatsu Funaki The Gatekeeper Masanobu Fuchi Pure Class Osamu Nishimura Bas Rutten Hiroshi Hase Cruiserweight Division Jushin Liger Art Barr Blitzkrieg Dragon Kid Mark Rocco Jerry Lynn Tag Team Division Hiroshi Tanahashi and Shinsuke Nakamura Yoshihiro Takayama and Minoru Suzuki The Lords of the Ring (Dinsmore & Conway) Yoshiaki Fujiwara and Kazuo Yamazaki Yoshinobu Kanemaru and Tsuyoshi Kikuchi Young Lions Ryusuke Taguchi Arik Cannon Bryan Alvarez Unaffiliated Hiromichi Fuyuki Manabu Nakanishi Taiyo Kea Takashi Iizuka Commentating Team Les Thatcher Mauro Ranallo Most of the group names should be self-explanatory. For storyline purposes, Akira Maeda is a lone wolf because nobody wants to ally with him, while Brock Lesnar is a lone wolf because he doesn't want any allies. The Pure Class are stable are called that because they conduct themselves strictly as sportsmen and have little time for the overt showmanship others show. The Japanese Warriors are named that because they're considered to be embodying the Japanese warrior spirit. It's a Japan-based promotion, so I've tried to keep things mostly in that vein.

If none of these places are taken, I'll take them now: Korakuen Hall! The Bayfront Center! The General Motors Center in Ontario! I needed a small arena in Japan and Canada and a large one in America

This. I don't hate the Undertaker, but I'm not a fan of either the character or the man behind the character. He's more than run his course.

I think it's because kids are still out trick-or-treating from a few years back... That explanation sounds fishy to me.

September of 2009 or 2010. It expires at roughly the same time TNA's contract with Spike does.

It was probably No Mercy, because I remember HHH being a little harder to beat than anyone else. It was still relatively easy, but HHH would take longer because he'd always counter your move or kick out.

From the latest F4W: Salinas quit after hearing they were going to split LAX and she had also got a role in an Italian film, and went with the film. Jackie lost four teeth at the house show in London, Ontario on Saturday night during a collision spot. Nothing else of note, other than covering the PPV.