Wrestling...thats right, Wrestling!

[R4tfink]

One of the best Big Man performers in the history of the game. Will be much missed.
RIP Bam Bam. 

[Malcolm]

That sucks...Rip Bam

[Evolution]

A nasty surprise to read about Bam Bam's passing.   

RIP.

[D]

WOW, this sucks! RIP

[Malcolm]

Well I just finished watching ECW December To Dismember and damn I wish they would:

1. Reunite MNM permanently- There an amazing tag-team and Melina is great
2. End the who Rated RKO-DX fued
3. Have Rated RKO drop the tag titles
4. Have a big tag-team turmoil with The Hardy Boyz winning
5. Have MNM-Hardys fued over the titles with MNM eventually winning thanks to Melina

[slash666]

^ you mean you actually bought December To Dismember?    that must be the only one thats been sold

[Axl4Life]

^ you mean you actually bought December To Dismember?    that must be the only one thats been sold

Yeah, it's not even worth download!! Waste of electricity downloading the torrent if you ask me!

[Malcolm]

The following has been added to the WWE.com article about recent releases:

Bill DeMott

DeMott was the head trainer of up-and-coming WWE talent at Deep South Wrestling in Atlanta, one of WWE?s developmental territories. DeMott was a ring veteran who was a Superstar in WCW and WWE. He has held the United States Championship on two occasions, and also is one of the largest Superstars to ever use the Moonsault in his matches. WWE fans who watched WWE Tough Enough will remember DeMott as the no-nonsense trainer who helped to make the show a smash hit.

[Malcolm]

^ you mean you actually bought December To Dismember?    that must be the only one thats been sold

No I just downloaded it to see the MNM/Hardys match...Anyways...any thaughts about my original post about MNM/Hardys?

[BlowUpYourVideo]

The following has been added to the WWE.com article about recent releases:

Bill DeMott

DeMott was the head trainer of up-and-coming WWE talent at Deep South Wrestling in Atlanta, one of WWE?s developmental territories. DeMott was a ring veteran who was a Superstar in WCW and WWE. He has held the United States Championship on two occasions, and also is one of the largest Superstars to ever use the Moonsault in his matches. WWE fans who watched WWE Tough Enough will remember DeMott as the no-nonsense trainer who helped to make the show a smash hit.

And as General Hugh G. Rection. 

[Evolution]

I think that the tag team division needs a shot in the arm and be joined up and exclusive to one show.

Remember the golden age of tag team wrestling? Lately anyway, it was the classic matches between the Hardyz, The Dudleyz and Edge and Christian between 1999-2001 that made them all stars and got them insanely over for mid-card wrestlers. With a fantastic supporting cast, the Tag Belts really meant something. It can be argued that one of the milestone moments in said time period was the win the Dudley Boyz had over the New Age Outlaws at No Way Out 2000. It was symbolic of the old guard putting over the new guard.

I believe the Hardy Boyz should be given one last tag team title reign, and be the New Age Outlaws to Brian Kendrick and Paul London's Dudley Boyz. They can be the biggest stars on the last generation of tag team wrestling handing the torch over in a unification match in the future. One of the reasons The Hardyz got over so well was that they were allowed to show off in Ladder Matches regularly. Do the same with Londrick and you have bankable, money making mid-carders. Add a supporting cast of Murdoch and Cade, Cryme Tyme, Haas and Benjamin, Deuce and Domino, and The Highlanders along with new teams such as La Resistance reformed, Eugene and Conway or RVD and Sabu and you have a decent division that means something.

[BlowUpYourVideo]

Whatever happened to KC James and Idol Stevens??

[Malcolm]

The following is from WWE.com:

We have come to terms on the releases of Mike Taylor, Tracy Taylor, Tony Salantri, and Thomas Farra.
We wish them all the best in their future endeavors.



Well these cuts arent as significant as last years anyways...I remember there were quite a few big names on last years list

[BlowUpYourVideo]

The following is from WWE.com:

We have come to terms on the releases of Mike Taylor, Tracy Taylor, Tony Salantri, and Thomas Farra.
We wish them all the best in their future endeavors.



Well these cuts arent as significant as last years anyways...I remember there were quite a few big names on last years list

This may be me being stupid, but I don't know who those people are.?

[slash666]

^ dont worry your not the only one. I think they were in OVW or DSW though

[Evolution]

Mike Taylor and Tony Salantri were a tag team called High Impact I think. Stoned will be upset 

[slash666]

oh you guys will love this news from wwe.com:

WWE.com has learned that another huge match has been signed for next Sunday?s Royal Rumble spectacular.

The bitter and increasingly personal rivalry between MNM and The Hardys will continue at the annual pay-per-view event. Joey Mercury, who was brutally injured in the Armageddon Tag Team Ladder Match has continually blamed The Hardys, specifically Matt, for ruining his ?Hollywood good looks.? At Royal Rumble, the accomplished duos will reunite again in an attempt to gain the upper hand, and ultimate triumph in the battle of two of sports-entertainment?s greatest tag teams of all time.


MNM vs The Hardyz! ?

[Evolution]

I'm a firm believer in wrestlers doing double duty at Royal Rumble.

[Malcolm]

Thats awsome news

[Axl4Life]

Thats awsome news

Damn Straight!