Count out victories and other anomalies tonight.

[Guest]

Last time I remember a countout victory was a loooong time ago(in wrestling time), a victory over the Road Dogg by Rikishi on Raw about a year and nine months ago. Dogg bailed after getting the stinkface. The crowd was cheesed, much as tonight's crowd was.

 

Paul Heyman with Brock Lesnar: The return of the manager to Professional Wrestling. About time. Lesnar goes to Flair's Raw, where managers and other old-school elements of wrestling that WORK (read: aren't just there for nostalgia) will thrive.

 

Shoot Comments Abound: Gee, it's as if the WWF just started listening to people overnight, as it seemed no one was a friend of a McMahon tonight. Maybe they could just give me one minute of Steph a week, just to look at her, since I can't stand hearing her talk.

 

DDP forcing Christian back into his match: DDP threw Christian to the lion. I laughed at this when I thought of it.

 

That's my piece.

[Guest teke184]

The last countout in the WWF was either Edge-Test on Heat or Rock-Storm on Raw.

[Guest chirs3]

And DDP had the smile when he wheeled Christian back in. The smile sold the whole booking.

[Guest]

Yeah, that ending was really really odd. The ref's earipiece was falling out or something and he looked really stunned, too.  Weird.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

Hogan & Rock were probably supposed to win and Hall & Nash refused to job.

[Guest Jobber of the Week]

The countout anti-finish at the end of a promo-heavy show suprised me, too.

 

 

Then again, it is Montreal, so I guess they had to have something in the realm of screw, so a screwy ending fit the bill.

[Guest dreamer420]

I found it weird that in a show the WWF was obviously trying to make a big deal out of, 2/4 of the main event walk away leaving a countout victory for Hogan and Rock.  Really strange ending there.