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I always thought Brian Adams as the coconut smashing, bright yellow and orange wearing baby face was a terrible miscasting. Also when they turned Adam Bomb face and had him throwing little nuclear footballs or whatever they were at the crowd. Also, whoever cast Nathan Jones as a professional wrestler obviously didn't know what they were doing.

Point taken on just turning Steen, but RoH has also had the problem for a while where the crowd turned on everyone they put the belt on. Morisihima, Nigel, Lynn, Black (although I blame them for taking too long to put the belt on him in this case)

I think part of the problem with your first point, especially in Ring of Honor, is that the fans no longer want to play along. Steen to me is a prime example. They have done everything they can to make him the bad guy, but the fans cheer him no matter what. At this point he could piss on the belt, and the crowd would pop for him.

No, I think he is Juventud's dad.

I have a bad feeling Chikara gets raped and then a bunch of guys I like are stuck on a show I don't wanna watch.

I remember hearing rumor years ago, that Raven was being considered for the Kane role. Not sure if that is true, but I do remember hearing it.

Fuck Ryback, that Vader squash match made my night!!

The Mixed Martial Archie promo's have been fantastic. The results of the PPV the other night concerning him kinda scares me though.

Have you seen this Mad Dog

Obviously the news is that having lost faith in Adam Pearce and Colt Cabana, the NWA is putting the title back on Dan Severn.

Agreed. Sugar was a ton of fun, and while I like Touchdown, it is quite obvious the heel turn is coming. The problem with that, is I can't in any way see Dasher working as a heel.

Apparently the DVD for the Chikara show will be out this week, possibly tomorrow.

Rhett Titus will always be "Addicted to Love" in my book.

Who owns the rights to the Global Wrestling Federation footage? Also, has anyone ever made a best of Global comp?

I remember hearing of this, but what were the details on that.

I did: Alice in Chainz, Goldust Earring, and Less Than Jake Roberts

I had been to a few local indy shows, but this was my first WWE show.... WWF @ Pittsburgh, PA - Civic Arena - February 25, 1996 (matinee) (9,000) Fatu pinned Bob Backlund with a roll up Steve Austin defeated Bob Holly via submission with the Million $ Dream Justin Bradshaw pinned Marty Jannetty with the lariat Ahmed Johnson defeated Tatanka Henry & Phinneas Godwinn defeated Skip & Zip Duke Drose pinned Hunter Hearst Helmsley Roddy Piper (sub. for Razor Ramon) pinned the 1-2-3 Kid Savio Vega defeated WWF IC Champion Goldust via count-out when Goldust left ringside Ahmed Johnson vs. Jeff Jarrett (No DQ match) WWF World Champion Bret Hart fought the Undertaker to a double count-out; the bout was scheduled to have included Diesel as well Shawn Michaels & Yokozuna defeated Owen Hart & Davey Boy Smith when Michaels pinned Owen with the superkick and this was the show that I got to sit 2nd row at, after winning the tickets on the radio.... WWF @ Pittsburgh, PA - April 16, 2000 WWF Light Heavyweight Champion Dean Malenko defeated Scotty 2 Hotty WWF European Champion Eddie Guerrero defeated Tazz The Big Bossman & Bull Buchanon defeated the Headbangers WWF Tag Team Champions Edge & Christian defeated Matt & Jeff Hardy and the Dudley Boyz WWF Hardcore Champion Crash Holly defeated Perry Saturn Albert & Test defeated Steve Blackman & Al Snow Kurt Angle defeated Val Venis WWF IC Champion Chris Benoit defeated Chris Jericho The Big Show fought Rikishi to a double count-out The Rock & the Acolytes defeated WWF World Champion Triple H, Road Dogg, & X-Pac

Barber Shop Window beat them to it.....twice.....

I'll totally back the "Gorgeous" Gary Young pick. Joey Ryan did a great job looking the part during his "Who wants a mustache ride" days Al Perez also comes to mind as a guy who looks like he would wear a speedo on the beach and grease his chest hair.

He's about right on the money, sadly. You should have asked about what he thinks of Ric Flair blading on TV at 60, selling his Hof watch, owing money to Highspots and being complete embarrasment in general. We talked about that too. I believe the words he used were "fucking sad." He also was talking about how Dixie Carter may be the single biggest money mark in the long history of money marks.

I met Shane in December, and while we were chatting I asked him how he felt about his former partner being on television again. His response was "proof that wearing a nice suit and sucking every ass above you will get you money, power, and no dignity."

So on RAW during a Kane/Big Show match, a masked man wearing a dress shirt stood up in the crowd, ripped off the shirt and then the mask, revealing Shane Douglas. He then got a section of the arena chanting ECW, before hauling ass out of the arena as security started to converge. Interesting way to promote his Extreme Reunion show.

How about: George Steele Barry Horowitz Manny Fernandez Barry Darsow Tatanka CW Anderson Perry Saturn Tom Zenk Al Snow Dave Taylor Paul Burchill Van Hammer Jimmy Del Rey Tony Mamaluke Damien 666

Haven't paid the closest attention to ROH, have they actually been feuding enough to warrent a gimmick match? The Bucks are credited with causing the injury to Rhett's knee, so it's a revenge thing.