Wrestling...thats right, Wrestling!

[Borat]

Money in the Bank III has been announced on wwe.com, first qualifier on raw tonight edge v rvd

[Malcolm]

No Way Out Results

Cena/Michaels beat Taker/Batista
Kane beat Booker T
Kennedy beat Lashley by DQ
Chavo won the cruserweight title
Finlay & Little Bastard beat Boogey big and small
Benoit & Hardyz beat MVP & MNM
Ashley won the Diva Talent contest
London & Kendrick beat Duece and Domino

[slash666]

Money in the Bank III has been announced on wwe.com, first qualifier on raw tonight edge v rvd

yea i was very pleased when i saw that on WWE.com, i cant help but think that Edge will win that qualifier and maybe RVD getting another chance to qualify cause it would be an awesome match with both those two in it.

Oh, Did anybody else notice during No Way Out, when Vinnie Jones was on the people behind him started shouting "I Love Double Double E" they must have thought he was Vladimir Kozlov 

[BlowUpYourVideo]

JBL did quite a good job at having to call the last 15 minutes of the show by himself.

[the dirt]

having to call the last 15 minutes of the show by himself.

Why?

[slash666]

having to call the last 15 minutes of the show by himself.

Why?

cause Michael Cole lost his voice during the PPV, so JBL mainly talked during the end

[BlowUpYourVideo]

Mike Awesome passes away

WWE is saddened by news of the passing of Mike Alfonso, better known to wrestling fans as Mike Awesome. He was 42.

Mike Awesome's first major exposure came overseas, where he became one of the Japan's top stars. Awesome would eventually become a star and champion in America while wrestling for Extreme Championship Wrestling. Following his successful run in ECW, Awesome spent time working in WCW and later WWE before retiring to his native Tampa, Florida.

While in ECW, Awesome was a two-time World Champion and Tag Team Champion. His matches with Masato Tanaka, including a show-stealer at One Night Stand in 2005 were among the most memorable in ECW history.

[Sober_times]

Mike Awesome was great, there was a time where I loved watching him perform. RIP.

[Evolution]

I couldn't believe it when I heard about Mike Awesome. I read on a site that it looks like a suicide 

[Borat]

So McMahon chooses umaga, interesting.
Also Edge qualifies for MITBIII

Oh and best of all... Curt 'Mr. Perfect' Hennig is in the hall of fame.

[Hammy]

R.I.P. Awesome.

Good to see Perfect in the HOF and word is a DVD of his is on the way, sweet.

[slash666]

yea it was good to see Curt Hennig announced.

Did anyone else think that Edge was actually unconcious during the end of his & RVD's match? he seemed like he didnt know where he was at the end of the match

[sweet616]

edge is the best actor in wwe i legit thought he broke sumit when matt jumped off the stage

[jameslofton29]

Oh and best of all... Curt 'Mr. Perfect' Hennig is in the hall of fame.

Its  a tragedy that he never held a belt in WWF. He should've been the Intercontinental Champion back in the late 80's when he started his Mr. Perfect gimmick. The gimmick would have been much more effective with him as a champion of some sort. They could've also given him a short World Title run.

In my opinion, that was Mcmahon's biggest mistake of the mid-late 80's era. He wouldn't allow title changes to happen often enough. From 1985-89, the Intercontinental Champions were Tito Santana, Savage, Steamboat, Honkeytonk Man, and Ultimate Warrior. From 1985-89, the World champions were Hogan and Savage. Thats fucking ridiculous. WWF had alot of talent back then to just let a handful of guys hold those singles titles. Wrestlers such as Mr. Perfect, Jimmy Snuka, Don Muraco, Big John Studd, Jake Roberts, King Kong Bundy, Bad News Brown, Junkyard Dog, Paul Orndoorf,etc. deserved short title reigns at least.

Mcmahon should've created a TV Title for the mid card guys to battle each other for. A huge federation like WWF having only 3 titles was ridiculous.

[BlowUpYourVideo]

Oh and best of all... Curt 'Mr. Perfect' Hennig is in the hall of fame.

Its? a tragedy that he never held a belt in WWF. He should've been the Intercontinental Champion back in the late 80's when he started his Mr. Perfect gimmick. The gimmick would have been much more effective with him as a champion of some sort. They could've also given him a short World Title run.

In my opinion, that was Mcmahon's biggest mistake of the mid-late 80's era. He wouldn't allow title changes to happen often enough. From 1985-89, the Intercontinental Champions were Tito Santana, Savage, Steamboat, Honkeytonk Man, and Ultimate Warrior. From 1985-89, the World champions were Hogan and Savage. Thats fucking ridiculous. WWF had alot of talent back then to just let a handful of guys hold those singles titles. Wrestlers such as Mr. Perfect, Jimmy Snuka, Don Muraco, Big John Studd, Jake Roberts, King Kong Bundy, Bad News Brown, Junkyard Dog, Paul Orndoorf,etc. deserved short title reigns at least.

Mcmahon should've created a TV Title for the mid card guys to battle each other for. A huge federation like WWF having only 3 titles was ridiculous.

He was IC champ in 1990.?

[slash666]

Oh and best of all... Curt 'Mr. Perfect' Hennig is in the hall of fame.

Its? a tragedy that he never held a belt in WWF. He should've been the Intercontinental Champion back in the late 80's when he started his Mr. Perfect gimmick. The gimmick would have been much more effective with him as a champion of some sort. They could've also given him a short World Title run.

In my opinion, that was Mcmahon's biggest mistake of the mid-late 80's era. He wouldn't allow title changes to happen often enough. From 1985-89, the Intercontinental Champions were Tito Santana, Savage, Steamboat, Honkeytonk Man, and Ultimate Warrior. From 1985-89, the World champions were Hogan and Savage. Thats fucking ridiculous. WWF had alot of talent back then to just let a handful of guys hold those singles titles. Wrestlers such as Mr. Perfect, Jimmy Snuka, Don Muraco, Big John Studd, Jake Roberts, King Kong Bundy, Bad News Brown, Junkyard Dog, Paul Orndoorf,etc. deserved short title reigns at least.

Mcmahon should've created a TV Title for the mid card guys to battle each other for. A huge federation like WWF having only 3 titles was ridiculous.

brush up alittle on your IC title history and you'll find he was the IC Champ and a good one at that!

[jameslofton29]

He was IC champ in 1990. 

I was strung out on drugs that year. Watching sports entertainment was the last thing on my mind.

brush up alittle on your IC title history and you'll find he was the IC Champ and a good one at that!

Well, I wasnt reading the shit from websites. Just going by memory. My wrestling knowledge(and interest) is in the 80's, which is the main subject of my post.

[the dirt]

A huge federation like WWF having only 3 titles was ridiculous.

In that boom period, it was not necessary.

[jameslofton29]

A huge federation like WWF having only 3 titles was ridiculous.

In that boom period, it was not necessary.

In my opinion it was. Its one of the reasons I preferred NWA/WCW over the WWF. Hell, when you ordered PPVs back then, 90% of a WWF card was non title matches, and title matches on TV were a rarity. Order a PPV from NWA/WCW, and it was loaded with title matches, and on TV you got at least one title match a week, sometimes two.

McMahon is lucky that Jim Crockett didn't have the sense(and money) to really go national, or WWF would have been buried.

[Borat]

Hindsight, what a marvellous thing eh?