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Question. Is the reason traffic has slowed down here because people lost interest in wrestling or have they moved on to another site? I have been a member here since 2002 and have never seen it this slow.

What happened to her nice double D's? She looks a lot like Julia Roberts with that hair color.

The Attitude era and the few years after were gold: Late 1997 - late 2001

Didn't Vince blame the downfall of ratings due to wrestlers breaking kayfabe outside the ring?

What's the rating for "Superstars"?

People don't buy tickets or order PPVs to see the Undertaker. Sure, he is a good entertainer, but if he is the main face of your franchise, you are in trouble.

1. They were running low on time for the Event. 2. JBL was pretty banged up and injured. I do not think he could have taken too many bumps and I believe it was stated that he was fine with the way things went. He just wanted his last match to be at WrestleMania and in his homestate of Texas. They couldn't push it to a 4-5 minute match? 20 seconds is embarassing and someone of the stature of JBL deserved better as a farewell match in his home state. Sure, he didn't revolutionize the industry, but I'm not advocating him retiring with the belt either. A respectful last match would have been appropriate. Why are you bitching about it? JBL already said himself he was completely happy with the way things went down. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if JBL proposed the idea himself. "Completely happy"? It's called not burning your bridges in case future project doesn't work out.

1. They were running low on time for the Event. 2. JBL was pretty banged up and injured. I do not think he could have taken too many bumps and I believe it was stated that he was fine with the way things went. He just wanted his last match to be at WrestleMania and in his homestate of Texas. They couldn't push it to a 4-5 minute match? 20 seconds is embarassing and someone of the stature of JBL deserved better as a farewell match in his home state. Sure, he didn't revolutionize the industry, but I'm not advocating him retiring with the belt either. A respectful last match would have been appropriate.

I still can't believe the way they treated JBL. A loyal soldier getting humiliated in the industry's biggest event.

By the way, it was Israel that practically invented terrorism. Read about Menachem Begin and the Jewish uprising against the British.

All Arabs must be the same to you, right? What does 20 other Arab nations have to do with Palestinians? Palestinians are distinct than Egyptians, Syrians, Jordanians, etc. The Palestinian people don't even have a country. Like a previous poster mentioned, it's not the fact that Israel has a country that bothers them, it's the location. I believe Uganda was one option that the UN considered in the 1940s to establish the Jewish state. I bet you Israel would live in peace today if the country ended up there.

I wonder if WWE's website ran the same survey, if they would censor Benoit's name. If they do the best 10 matches of the decade DVD in 2010, would they be able to ignore benoit?

Freddy's blog was embarassing. he sounded like a 14 year old. I officially retract my earlier posts. How can anyone take him seriously in creative meetings?

I have an idea for Prinze as an on air talent leading to Wrestlemania next spring. Have him be a face manager for a tag team. Make him the guy next door, an honest, hard working, man with high integrity that never cheats nor distracts the referee. Have him give promos about values and morals. Show videos of him backstage analyzing film for hours to study the opponents. His tag team constantly has chances to be champions but always come up short because of honest rookie managerial mistakes by Prinze. The tag team decide to turn on prinze and in the process turn heel. They win the belt the next month. An underdog tag team decides to hire Prinze. Learning from past mistakes, Prinze brings his tag team to a tag title match at Wrestlemania vs the tag team that kicked him to the curb.

Prinze will be more valuable as an on air talent than behind the scenes. make him a manager and give him a bit of mic time.