Hunter's Torn Quad

Remember how that put Hassan over and did nothing for Daivari at all?

And that was only because he knew Hunter was going to squash Booker at WM XIX. It had nothing to do with Rock not wanting to lose to someone he felt was below him or to protect his spot.

Name me a main eventer player he didnt play politics? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The Rock. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Really? I find that hard to believe. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The guy did more jobs than any top guy in recent times. Does that sound like someone who played politics? He could have got out of all of the jobs. He didn't. He did them all.

Yokozuna <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Bob Backlund Billy Graham Andre the Giant

Name me a main eventer player he didnt play politics? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The Rock.

It depends on when they said your order was shipped, and how big it was. A few tapes shouldn't take more than a few days, depending on where you are.

Nash went on to be part of one of biggest drawing storylines ever, and while your right Nash arguably is the lowest drawing WWE champ. The NWO saves him and proves he could of been a draw. IMO. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Nash was part of a big drawing storyline, but put on his own, he sucked the big one. Just about any WWF wrestler could have been put in his position and got over given how the NWO was booked and pushed. Nash could have been a draw, but when given his chance to run with the ball, he bombed.

When did you make the order with Goldenboy?

Kevin Nash says hello.

Without a doubt. It smoked them something bad.

Waltman was stale in terms of character development, but he was never mediocre. People should watch his match with Jerry Lynn on the last TNA PPV, and then try claiming he's mediocre.

It's a diva search not a stud search.

That's quite interesting. Do you happen to remember the date of that RAW? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> October 14th 1996, and it was a 1.8. The Nitro that night got a 3.3.

I'd like to point out that Raw's lowest rating ever came during Shawn's first WWF Title reign.

Yes, the finish was decided on the day of the PPV. It wasn't a case of them not knowing the finish, but them going back and forth with the finish. In the end, Vince let himself believe the crowd pops for Hogan were the kind that drew. They weren't.

I thought his worst bump was when Hogan rammed his head into the turnbuckle and Shawn did a rolling senton off of it. That was taking the bumping too far.

Ludvig Borga is/was a member of parliment in Finland, and shot himself in the foot, literally, a few years ago.

It's fun reading people rant and rave when they don't know the facts.

Especially when he's unarmed.

Hunter had no problems with putting Hogan over, at least no problems that he made any noise over.

If this is true, nobody should be surprised that Hogan outpoliticked Shawn.

There is a difference between getting the crowd to get behind someone, and getting the crowd to pay to get behind someone. Jericho got a lot of people behind him at SS, no doubt about that, but I doubt he himself drew any buys. Any buys that match got were for Cena.

There is a Bret Hart v Yokozuna Cage match on the CHV Inside the WWF that is an easy ***3/4. You can't work a match as good as that against someone who doesn't bring something to the table. Yoko was decent before he exploded into the legit 550lb range.

Come back when you've mastered the English language, then you can lecture people.

Basham does not suck. Not in the slightest. Anyone who has seen him work in OVW can tell you that. Basham, and you can say this about almost everyone in WWE, works a hell of a lot better if you just let him go out there and work his ass off.