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I'd laugh harder if they had him go after the ECW World Title.

We finally have our #30 winner.

Finlay and Booker's eliminations felt like they should have been in reverse. Finlay being the guy who's so pissed he comes back and tosses the guy who eliminated him and then beats the crap out of him feels natural to his character. Plus if the Wrestlemania plans are true you already have some backstory between HBK and Booker if the former eliminated the latter. Who's final four by the way?

Khali, Taker, and Miz left.

Statistics Entry 1.Flair 2. Finlay 3. Kenny 4. Matt H 5. Edge 6. Dreamer 7. Sabu 8. Helms 9. Shelton 10. Kane 11. CM Punk 12. King Booker 11. CM Punk 12. King Booker

Smackdown spoilers from Mobile, Alabama: Dark Match: Hardcore Holly defeats Chavo Guerrero in a very short match. Holly was over huge as a face and got a pop when they announced he was from Alabama. Smackdown: Batista beat Gregory Helms with the Batista Bomb in a non-title match. Chris Benoit beat The Miz with the Crippler Crossface. Duece & Domino beat unnamed opponents with the boot to the face. King Booker vs. Finlay ended in a double DQ when they knocked out the ref while fighting outside. MNM, with Melina wrestling, beat Paul London, Brian Kendrick and Ashley when Kendrick was pinned with the Snapshot. Kennedy did an interview, which was interrupted by Batista. The lights went out and Undertaker appeared. He tried to kick Kennedy, but Kennedy moved and Undertaker kicked Batista instead. Kane beat MVP by DQ when MVP used a chair. After the match, MVP pulled out a gas can and tried to burn Kane, but Kane ran him off. The 6 Man Over The Top Challenge became a 7 Man Over The Top Challenge, as Undertaker appeared (after Kane had already been tossed out) and eliminated everyone else to win. ECW was next. Dark Match: Undertaker & Kane, with special guest Paul Bearer, beat Kennedy & MVP. I guess they didn't want Holly to be cheered over Lashley, hence the change on ECW.

Were either Booker or MVP thrown over the top after Taker showed up?

I like that given their history, Booker and Benoit have spent much of the match beating the crap out of each other.

That's one loud gas can.

Hogan already tried passing the torch to the Ultimate Warrior, Goldberg and the Rock, but none of them could carry it. Warrior I give you, but Rock had reached top status by the time he was against Hogan anyway. Goldberg was screwed by crappy booking and WCW politics more than his own limitations.

True, though Rumble rules are pretty loose in general.

They could always do the Vader spot from 96 for Koslov where he's got the happy-go-lucky demeanor and doesn't interact much until someone eliminates him, at which point he snaps and gets back in the ring and throws a bunch of people out, none of which count because he's already been tossed.

Well, we know where he hid the Easter eggs.

Beakman doesn't come across as too happy these days... or maybe he does.

Somewhere, Kimberly Page shakes her head, unimpressed.

Yes.

who the hell are THEY going to use it for?

Now quite filled with excitement it would seem.

JBL with another solid burn. "Kevin Sullivan used to the tree of woe, of course he had to do it from the middle rope."

Nice burn on Johhny Ace.

That's a damn shame. RIP to the Beast from the East.

That's what my friends and I called the Tokyo Magnum, Disco Inferno, and Alex Wright team. edit: Useless fact I found while browsing Wikipedia. Somebody turned heel at 4 straight Superbrawls: Elizabeth (96), Savage (97), Scott Steiner (98), and David Flair (99).

I wonder if he could get away with RVT?

Has David Arquette been in anything since Ready to Rumble? Someone has obviously forgotten the critical hit, Eight Legged Freaks.