JHawk

The Stallions were in the middle of a pseudo-push, having gotten a lot of wins on TV against midcard teams as well as nearly winning the titles from The Hart Foundation on SNME about two months earlier. Actually, didn't the Stallions get a non-title victory over the Harts late that summer?

When the heck was THAT? It was on a Nitro (I want to say during Nash's run as commissioner in 2000). The Oz comment a few posts up reminded me of it. Wish I could remember what date it was and who he said it to.

Lawler: "I don't think Victoria's been the same ever since that house landed on her sister, if you get my drift." Nash: "You guys haven't seen Vinnie Vegas around anywhere, have you?"

A "pay-per-listen", a concept I don't think WCW ever tried again, as it was a huge failure. It was supposed to be an internet-only thing, and all you were paying for was commentary on the event. It wasn't so much that the idea itself failed, but there was some sort of problem actually getting the show started on time and they had to give everybody a refund and have it be accessed for free a couple of days after the fact. The concept was tried a few other times, with one of Chris Benoit TV Title victories airing on a pay-per-listen broadcast only to never be mentioned on television due to Booker regaining the title the next night. Yes, WCW actually decided that a title changed people paid to listen to on the internet wasn't important.

You guys do realize that Nash's promo was supposed to go like four minutes tops, right? I avoid spoilers like the plague and even I'd heard that ahead of time.

Didn't they show something else in the Koko-Mountie spot on the CHV for Rumble 91? It definitely made the PPV itself and was actually decent.

So you only saw series 7 of Red Dwarf then?

Oh, for smeg's sake, someone beat me to it!

I have no banning powers, but I always liked you anyway, so it wouldn't really matter. I still can't believe you didn't call Kevorkian after doing this review.

Nobody's mentioned my favorite. Jim Cornette: "OH NO! CACTUS JACK IS DEAD!"

If it looks like The Sims and plays like The Sims...

N.C. State Southern Miss Fresno State Iowa Penn State North Carolina Texas A&M Georgia Tech Kansas State Louisiana-Lafayette Georgia Miami Oregon Stanford Purdue Kent State BYU Nevada South Carolina Tulane Tiebreak #1: 65 Tiebreak #2: 156

Sorry guys, been MIA due to work for a few days. Moved to general wrestling.

Sunny at Survivor Series 96: "I under Jake the Snake wanted to be a lawyer. The only problem is he couldn't pass the bar."

Having been to the two Pittsburgh shows and every Ohio show, I'm trying to figure out where this idea of "dead" ROH crowds is coming from. Having seen maybe 20 other ROH shows on tape, I'm trying to figure out where this idea of "dead" crowds is coming from. If the crowds are so "dead", then why is ROH still drawing in those towns?

Best Entrance: Gangrel by far. Unless The Shockmaster losing his helmet falling through the wall counts, then I can't think of a worst entrance off the top of my head. Best Theme Song: Badstreet USA. Worst Theme Song: The Lil Kim theme Trish Stratus was using for a while. Horrible fucking song.

Survivor Series 1995. Mr. Perfect has just praised Ahmed Johnson when, suddenly, he's on the defensive. Perfect: "This guy's terrible!" McMahon: "I thought you said you liked him." Perfect: "When he's up, he's good. When he's down, he's bad." ~~~~~~~ Survivor Series 1996: Sunny: "Jealous, aren't you, JR?" JR: "I'm not really that infatuated with McMahon at the moment."

THURSDAY Louisville FRIDAY Marshall North Texas SATURDAY Oklahoma Ohio State Pittsburgh South Carolina Kansas State N.C. State Army Illinois Iowa State Fresno State Colorado Virginia Tech Iowa Eastern Michigan Washington Idaho UNLV Tiebreak #1: 87 Tiebreak #2: 171

If you mean *why*, they had gotten into an argument/shoving match on Prime Time a week or two prior, but I don't remember the details. Because WCW was run by idiots? Other than that, I got nothing.

Gorilla: "You know, if you keep your mouth shut, nobody will know how stupid you are." Heenan: "You're kidding!"

It's hard to see on tape, but at Survivor Series 89 the 4x4s are doing this routine of exchanging the 2x4s by tossing them to each other, and while they've got a wide shot you see Ron Garvin drop one before picking it up as if nothing happened.

Jimmy Snuka: "You can break a bone in there, brudda, and I mean any part of the bone!" Royal Rumble 1990: Tony Schiavone: "And Jimmy Hart, that little pipsqueak..." Jesse Ventura: "With all the weight you've lost recently, Schiavone, what right do you have to call anyone a pipsqueak?"

Probably, since they only had one other match against each other and nobody's sure if that one exists (it was from the Capital Center in Landover, MD). I thought it was the Boston Garden. -Paul Jacobi- The one on tape is the Boston Garden one. The other match between them was from Landover.

Being a cheap bastard, I'll be going as the "Jester Referee". Basically a referee's shirt and a jester's cap.

Probably, since they only had one other match against each other and nobody's sure if that one exists (it was from the Capital Center in Landover, MD).