The OAO VelocidentialHeAT Thread 10-25-03

[Guest Corino 1000]

FUCK,I missed PL and Spanky. Did they pull out the SSP off the back?

[Guest Man Of 1,004 Modes]

well, they brought back the APA room so that should make APA fans happy.

Yup. all 4 of them.

[Lil' Bitch 0]

How nice of Rey to sports the red/green colors of Ultimo's old WCW outfit.

[Lil' Bitch 0]

LOL, at Josh thinking Rey was in cahoots with FBI because of his outfit colors.

 

:shakes his head:

[Lil' Bitch 0]

Yeah, seeing the last Nitro nearly brought tears to my eyes.

[Lil' Bitch 0]

Yes, Vikky on Confidential!

[Ultimo Dugas 0]

What hurt more about seeing the last Nitro was having to hear all the old WCW guys suck the WWE's dick during their interviews.

[Yuna_Firerose 0]

Just A Reminder that HeAT is on tonight at the usual time instead of tommarow. Here is your preview for all the shows. Confidential only looks midly interesting for the Nitro thing. Velocity could be ok as well. I dont care about HeAT what so ever this week.

 

 

WWE HeAT Preview

 

Don’t miss HEAT this week when Val Venis faces Steven Richards, and Rico squares off with Tommy Dreamer. Rosey and the Hurricane will also be in tag team action.

 

HEAT will take a look back at RAW when Co-General Manager Eric Bischoff challenged Co-GM Stone Cold Steve Austin to a 10-man elimination match at Survivor Series on Sunday, Nov. 16. There is a stipulation in this match that will change the course of RAW! Also, HEAT will recap the exciting match between Goldberg and Shawn Michaels from RAW that featured the surprise return of one WWE Superstar.

 

Watch HEAT this and every Sunday night at 7/6 CT on Spike TV!

 

 

Velocity preview for Oct. 25, 2003

 

This week’s main event features a six-man tag team match between the high flying trio of Billy Kidman, Rey Mysterio, and Ultimo Dragon and the FBI. Will the speedy cruiserweights come out on top or will the brute strength of the FBI prevail? Only one way to find out … tune in on Saturday night!

 

Also in action, two of the brightest young stars in WWE square off when Orlando Jordan faces Shannon Moore.

 

Velocity will also take a look back at SmackDown! when Mr. McMahon named a new General Manager at that new GM went to work immediately, putting the Undertaker in a Handicap Match with Brock Lesnar and the Big Show with a special stipulation. Also, Velocity will recap the WWE Tag Team Championship Match between Los Guerreros and the Basham Brothers.

 

Catch all of the action this Saturday Night on Velocity at 10/9 CT on Spike TV!

 

 

WWE Confidential Preview

 

March 26, 2001 will forever be remembered as the dawn of a new era in sports entertainment. After years of head-to-head struggle between World Wrestling Entertainment and World Championship Wrestling, it was announced that night that WWE Chairman Vince McMahon had bought WCW. On Confidential this week, take a look back at that night from the perspective of the very Superstars who were there for the final edition of Monday Nitro. It was a night when every WCW Championship was on the line one last time and many Superstars experienced perhaps the most emotional night of their careers.

 

Also, Confidential offers a glimpse at a WWE Diva when we sit down to talk with Victoria about her entrance music, “All the things she said” and how it was performed by the popular Russian band, T.A.T.U. Watch this Saturday for an inside look at one of the most popular entrance themes in WWE.

 

Also, The Rock gives Confidential a tour of the set of his hit movie, The Rundown. He may not be in the ring, but The Rock is his usual entertaining self. Don’t miss him this Saturday on Confidential.

 

Confidential also takes a look at Kurt Angle’s commercial for WWE. All of this and much more this Saturday on Confidential. Join us at 11/10 CT on Spike TV!

I stopped watching in July, and hell, stopped visiting the WWE part of the forums. Out of boredom, I decide to stroll on in just to see if anything exciting [yeah...right] has happened or is happening.

 

Considering that preview, it seems like the same old, same old. Wasn't Val Venis facing Steven Richards on RAW a long time ago? Something about getting Victoria into a porn flick, or something just as lame. And, gee, they're fighting...still.

 

And Stone Cold is still fighting against Bischoff in totally washed up, lame repeats of the McMahon-Stone Cold feud? Yawn. Seems like I'm not missing much.

[Lil' Bitch 0]

OLD SCHOOL RAW logo + footage!!!

 

*marks out

[Guest Askewniverse]

I'm totally digging this segment. Seeing Bret Hart and Owen Hart on WWE TV again was pretty cool.

[iliketurtles 0]

Those shots of Dallas are so awesome.

 

I wish they would do some of Boston.