hyperchord24

I love Yanni. My mom listened to him when I was younger, and I never really appreciated it until recently. Live at the Acropolis is amazing.

I like Mike and Mike in the morning okay, but not on MNF. It's just too much. They should just stick to talking about it instead of calling it.

Oh for christ's s sake! Their vying to be his son? How does that make storyline sense? Wouldn't the son know that he were the son?

So they must have confidence in JM's ability on the mic. Surprising.

Ah, JM does An American Prayer. Honestly, though, he didn't suck in this promo. He's showing increased signs of comfortability in his gimmick, esp. for a guy who's going to lose the belt and got busted for steroids.

Yeah, except for his constipation face, while trying hard to not make it obvious that he's looking at the camera

Now Maria, don't forget to sell . . .

Let's see, what's worse? Not pleasing a crowd after an unplanned anticlimactic finish of an undercard match at a house show, or doing something stupid that could get someone hurt, get you fined, suspended, buried or even fired? As professionals, you just have to let things go to keep your job and food on the table.

Can the WWE edit it before it goes to press, or is it too late? One would think that if you want to write a "tell all" book, you wait until you're not involved the sport antmore, or at least not under contract, a la Canseco, right?

That was a fun little match. That knee to the Miz in the corner looked nasty. It looked like Punk really got him good. Same with the Go to Sleep. Just real nasty looking.

Absolutely. All it is is "I'm great, insert catch phrase A here _______," "you'll never get the title because insert catch phrase B here ________." There is just no feeling.

The top rope stunner didn't look as good from the turnbuckle.

"Fire"? Are you kidding me? I didn't actually think they would put the Doors' lyrics in his promos. That was god awful. This promo is just bad. Really, really bad. I've completely changed my mind about JM.

HHH for doing what he did to McMahon

Well, the "it was all part of my plan" explination got thrown out the window the minute they started calling him a "samoan savage."

Aww, come on . . . "The monk bought lunch" is lyrical genious! Well, I personally can't put much merit into lyrics that were conceived during a drunken, acid-tripped haze. As long as JM doesn't start refering to Punk as a spy in the house of hardcore or the unknown soldier or starts his promos with "don't you want this title badly, don't you need it badly" or "show me the way to the next contender," I think he'll be fine. The pseudo-intellectual babble is one of the more creative things "creative" has come up with.

I've seen that shitty neckbreaker too. What about the "fisherman's" suplex he does? You either hold the leg, or you don't.

At a high point in the match of X vs Undertaker, wrestler X tries to go for the Tombstone piledriver on UT, only to have it reversed. Not that stupid, I guess, but why does EVERY opponent have to try to give UT his own finisher?

Ever thought that might HELP him get over as a heel? I think this gimmick could work. I don't hate his abilities on the mic, but given time, he could do a better job. As it stands, his delivery is fine, just so long as they don't write promos for him that might lead to rambling.

Fun match. I'm really liking the improvings Miz and Boogey. ECW is becoming a good show. Good angles and great matches.

Ah, so that's where that segment went.

You know, for a guy who likes to inflict pain, Snitsky sure missed a great opportunity to help Orton make sure he's not 100% for SS.

Did Joe ask Koji Kanemoto, or even Shinjiro Ohtani for that matter, if he could use it? Fine. Whatever. I know nothing about wrestling. I just thought it was an unwritten rule that if a wrestler has a signature move that no one else uses it, or at least asks to use it, or uses it to pay tribute. I get it. You're all smarter than me. Yay!!

Oh no, they did not just go there. "My supersoaker?"

Well, does anyone else do it? Just an honest question.