Guilty Pleasures

[Guest Zero_Cool]

Kane

Rosie and Jamal

D'Lo/Coach on Heat

Lita

Matt Hardy

[Guest TheArchiteck]

Rico appearances.

Booker T appearances.

Rosie and Jamal, I like those guys.

Brock

Eric Bischoff of course.

Jericho

At least 5 out of the 6 of those we like on this board.

Yea, guess those aren't guilty pleasures.

 

Rosie and Jamal beating up people.

JR's emotional brigades in main events.

Seeing Test and Lance Storm cut a promo (the looks on their faces are hilarious)

Brock smirking at people in the middle of matches.

[Guest midnight_burn]

Edge, Kane and the Island Boys for me. The Big Show as well, i somewhat like him.

[Guest Muzz]

I like the Big Show in a comedy role, like when he had his identify crisis, that was gold. In the ring, well, it's not like he's terrible, but you can't expect a man of his size to perform miracles in the ring.

 

I've always enjoyed Brock Lesnar, I went off him a bit when I realised his push was bigger than I expcted, but if given some quality opponents I think he'll show us something.

 

Damn Australian cable, taking my wrestling away. Even though I've only watched a few shows in the past three or four months, it's nice to have it there when the product improves. And well done Stryke, 1000 posts.

[Guest Kid Kablam]

Well, I'am a Lesnar fan, as you can tell by the banner in my sig. Also, the Big Show is starting to grow on me, and I'll even admit, I'm starting to like Smackdown just as much as RAW.

How is liking Smackdown more a guilty pleasure? Smackdown kicks Raw's ass three ways from Sunday. Also I think that the Big Show is funny, just a really bad wrestler who doesn't really care anymore. of course even that is understandable.

[Guest Brian]

I've always viewed SmackDown as better than RAW. When RAW had momentum, it never moved with it. They had a bunch of big shows that never fell in line. With SmackDown, even the bad build was still decent and everything fell in line for the most part. There were some gaps, and there was period where HHH was horrible, but SmackDown was still consistent.