The One and Only WWE Judgement Day 2003 Thread

[Guest Repo Man jr]

Brock puts Show on stretcher on forklift... Cole thinks that maybe the forklift is strong enough to carry Big Show out... he may be right!

[Guest Repo Man jr]

The bell rings... Brock wins!

[Guest wwF1587]

hahaha i love cole stupidity

[ChrisMWaters 0]

Heh...I'm liking Brock more and more every day.

[Guest Repo Man jr]

The end...

[Guest Nevermortal]

Cock Lesnar wins!

[Guest NoSelfWorth]

"Dear God, Please cause WWE to fall apart, and die. Bankrupt Vince McMahon. Please."

To me that makes no sense what so ever. If the WWE goes under it shows Major Networks that Wrestling was indeed just a fad and not worth the risk of putting it on their Network.

 

And wishing people to loose their jobs is also stupid.

The networks think that anyway. They don't want wrestling. Period. People are already losing their jobs, and many more will over time. And try addressing the rest of my post.

The fact is if the WWE dies, it is very proboble you kill the US indie scene, perhaps permanantly. The huge blow to credibility may mean that wrestling would never come back in force again.

 

 

I see what you're saying, but the risk is too great.

The indy scene will never die. There will always be enough interest in wrestling for an independent scene. I think the risk of WWE going out of business tomorrow is outweighed by the repeated damage they are doing to wrestling week after week with the crap they're putting out.

 

And thanks for that 'constructive criticism' Blue. There comes a point when you just have to pull the plug, and say goodbye, where there can be no more done, except to quit, and start again.

[Guest Blue Bacchus]

That was Keen!

[Guest Jobber of the Week]

F5...

"Smackdown! Shut Your Mouth!"

 

I love that commercial.

YOU THINK YOU CAN MESS WITH DONKEY KONG? HUH?

 

I like it when the car explodes upon contact.

[Guest wwF1587]

brock wins! hhh loses via dq! and noone cares!

[Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20]

WHOA!

 

I DIDN'T LOSE MY MONEY!

 

PARTY AT MY HOUSE!

 

FREE BEER ON THE HOUSE FOR 1 HOUR!

[Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20]

Oh yeah, The PPV still sucked.

[Guest CanadianChris]

I think I made some money, even with Booker losing. Wish I'd had the guts not to take down my $1300 bet on the Frenchies to win.

[Guest Blue Bacchus]

Why not just stop watching altogther if you hate it so much?

 

And as for my 'Constructive Criticism' you're welcome.

[Guest Repo Man jr]

Brock did a really impressive cross body from the forklift on the outside halfway across the ring onto Big Show.

[slimm44 0]

I just read that Nash vs. HHH will be a special match, Im not gonna release what type of match b/c it is not official but an internet site is reporting it for badd blood

 

Judgment Day was mediocre with the guerrero tajiri team up. Val Venis returning was great and I see a booker t vs. christian match ahead.

[Guest Downhome]

"Dear God, Please cause WWE to fall apart, and die. Bankrupt Vince McMahon. Please."

To me that makes no sense what so ever. If the WWE goes under it shows Major Networks that Wrestling was indeed just a fad and not worth the risk of putting it on their Network.

 

And wishing people to loose their jobs is also stupid.

The networks think that anyway. They don't want wrestling. Period. People are already losing their jobs, and many more will over time. And try addressing the rest of my post.

The fact is if the WWE dies, it is very proboble you kill the US indie scene, perhaps permanantly. The huge blow to credibility may mean that wrestling would never come back in force again.

 

 

I see what you're saying, but the risk is too great.

The indy scene will never die. There will always be enough interest in wrestling for an independent scene. I think the risk of WWE going out of business tomorrow is outweighed by the repeated damage they are doing to wrestling week after week with the crap they're putting out.

 

And thanks for that 'constructive criticism' Blue. There comes a point when you just have to pull the plug, and say goodbye, where there can be no more done, except to quit, and start again.

If WWE went out of business, which it is nowhere NEAR close to happening, the Pro. Wrestling industry would take a blow like none other before. It could be a decade, or more, before we saw a federation as main stream as WWE is now, and this would mean TONS of guys loosing their jobs, tons of guys not able to make a living anymore.

 

The Pro. Wrestling industry needs WWE, even when it sucks.

[Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20]

Also...

 

I'd say I only watched 8 real minutes of the PPV.

 

:: Switches back to " Mr. Deeds " ::

[Guest EternallyLazy]

Also...

 

I'd say I only watched 8 real minutes off the PPV.

 

:: Switches back to " Mr. Deeds " ::

Mr. Deeds?!?

 

That film is almost as horrible as this fucking pay per view

[Guest Repo Man jr]

Well that was as bad as it looked on paper. Im going to bed.

[Guest JDMattitudeV1]

Also...

 

I'd say I only watched 8 real minutes of the PPV.

 

:: Switches back to " Mr. Deeds " ::

It was that bad?

[Guest CanadianChris]

I just read that Nash vs. HHH will be a special match, Im not gonna release what type of match b/c it is not official but an internet site is reporting it for badd blood

The only way this match could be special enough for me to buy would be if it was a double retirement match.

 

and I see a booker t vs. christian match ahead.

Which, of course, isn't going to help either of these guys.

[Guest Blue Bacchus]

I'd say from a marks POV, it was 2 1/2 out of 5 stars.

[Guest wwF1587]

Also...

 

I'd say I only watched 8 real minutes of the PPV.

 

:: Switches back to " Mr. Deeds " ::

It was that bad?

it must of been.... mr.deeds was horrid...

[Guest NoSelfWorth]

"Dear God, Please cause WWE to fall apart, and die. Bankrupt Vince McMahon. Please."

To me that makes no sense what so ever. If the WWE goes under it shows Major Networks that Wrestling was indeed just a fad and not worth the risk of putting it on their Network.

 

And wishing people to loose their jobs is also stupid.

The networks think that anyway. They don't want wrestling. Period. People are already losing their jobs, and many more will over time. And try addressing the rest of my post.

The fact is if the WWE dies, it is very proboble you kill the US indie scene, perhaps permanantly. The huge blow to credibility may mean that wrestling would never come back in force again.

 

 

I see what you're saying, but the risk is too great.

The indy scene will never die. There will always be enough interest in wrestling for an independent scene. I think the risk of WWE going out of business tomorrow is outweighed by the repeated damage they are doing to wrestling week after week with the crap they're putting out.

 

And thanks for that 'constructive criticism' Blue. There comes a point when you just have to pull the plug, and say goodbye, where there can be no more done, except to quit, and start again.

If WWE went out of business, which it is nowhere NEAR close to happening, the Pro. Wrestling industry would take a blow like none other before. It could be a decade, or more, before we saw a federation as main stream as WWE is now, and this would mean TONS of guys loosing their jobs, tons of guys not able to make a living anymore.

 

The Pro. Wrestling industry needs WWE, even when it sucks.

I don't agree. To the mainstream, WWE is wrestling, and when WWE is really bad, the mainstream thinks all wrestling is that bad. I feel that damage that WWE is doing right now is far worse in the long term than if WWE went out of business tomorrow.

 

And thank you for responding intelligently.

[Guest newblood03]

hey i like mr deeds

[Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20]

Um...

 

I liked Mr. Deeds.

 

Well, maybe more than 8 minutes.

 

I watched John Cena, and every end of a match. All I needed to know was who won.

 

I rather watch Deeds than sit through the Frenchies Vs Hoss and Roids.

[Guest TheArchiteck]

F5...

"Smackdown! Shut Your Mouth!"

 

I love that commercial.

 

Damn, she look better than what I first thought...

[Guest Quik]

Now, if only Brock too the forklift and drove the stretcher into a wall, making sure that Big Fat Show had no way protect himself, then the ending would be perfect.

[Guest EternallyLazy]

hey i like mr deeds

You're one of few... very very very few

 

 

I must be old fashioned... my idea of good comedy is Dr. Strangelove, Royal Tennenbaums, or Something about Marry, but what do I know??

 

I'd rather watch HHH/Nash in a constant loop for 2 hours than the piece of shit known as Deeds 2001