Kevin Ridge

Just watched this game trailer and it looks great. They got down Macho Man's elbow finally. I still think this series needs to move to a different engine though.

Yep, he is a open big fan of it. And if you see him lately he is nowhere natural for his age. That whole Florida probe that listed guys like Mysterio had some celebrities too. I think Mary J. Blige showed up on that list.

This brings me back to the coke filled promos of Hogan and Warrior for WrestleMania VI.

Read this earlier on. Part of me thinks the percentage of users could be higher than 20%. Stars must love HGH for it's supposed anti aging factors. Actors won't have to worry about Hollywood executives and producers having issues with them taking shortcuts to look good. You have all these super hero comic movies, which seems to be all Hollywood is putting out at this point, and guys are coming back bigger for the sequels.

With the praise Cena is getting around here from the above posts, I have to wonder why he gets such a mixed reaction at live shows. The 50/50 thing has been going on since, what 2006? This place is obviously a small sample when it comes to general wrestling fans but you folks think very highly of Cena. Matt D posted comments from other boards on why people dislike Cena but I just have a hard time believing that people are putting their hard earned money down to see a live wrestling show main evented by someone who is stale, poor seller, etc. I think the "move set/poor selling" fans have to be such a minority in going to a WWE show that we shouldn't be hearing such outward chants against Cena. But is it really hate? Is it just become a part of the show for fans to have fun, to chant against Cena but still want to watch him wrestle? It is "Let's Go Cena. Cena Sucks". Not so much for the guy he's wrestling against. For certain fans, he does seem like a heel they want to pay and see get beat up. I just feel like majority of the WWE viewing audience has a strong approval of Cena as a wrestler even if the chants on TV don't necessary make you think so.

I prefer these guys working a compact match against each other and if anything I felt like it went too long. Was expecting them just be kicking the hell out of each other. Yamazaki finally provides the kicks later in the match. He may have been using more kicks early on Hash's arm that got edited out. Hashimoto hits one great looking Brainbuster.

Way too much Kanemoto during the early stages of the match. Liger was getting barely anything in and I wasn’t finding Kanemoto too interesting. Liger finally makes a come back and we get a much better back and forth between them. Really thought Kanemoto would get the win when he hit a series of big moves but didn’t connect clean on the Tiger Suplex. Lots of big moves towards the end.

Razor Ramon ain't throwing fall away slams like that.

Agree with this and I liked that show a good bit. Anyone else really love the fact that Bryan v. Cena had the ultimate in decisive finishes and Cena went down in the dead center of the ring to a single KO shot? Cool. I'l have to check this one out.

Meltzer's play by play doesn't tell me much about the finish of the main event? Really, was it a Bryan clean finish?

Daniel Bryan beat John Cena in the middle of the ring to win the WWE title. Cena leaves, DB celebrates, Orton interrupts. Orton fools everyone into thinking he is just showing up to play mind games with DB and then HHH hits DB with a pedigree. Orton cashes in and is the new WWE champion. I was honestly thinking HHH was going to hit DB with the pedigree AS SOON as Cena left and then HHH would leave with no explanation until Monday Night. Wow, Bryan beat Cena clean?! I'm not too big into Triple H being involved but seemed like he would with him being referee.

So what happened? Not watching show.

Fixed. How do I ignore this guy?

Looks like a variation of AKI games that became the WCW and then WWF games later on. I want to play and drop someone on their head with a backdrop suplex.

Terry follows up his desire for one last run and beating Raven for the ECW Heavyweight title.

Sunny still is good to look at this point. She gets her own special chair to sit on. PG-13 pick up the win.

Austin tries to put the Sharpshooter on but Sid blocks it. We end up getting a Bret versus Sid brawl after the match.

Shawn feels like we have done this before. Yep, you refused to drop the IC title to Shane Douglas. This segment really comes off pathetic for Shawn. Big Sid chant. Nothing really showed that Shawn couldn't go out and wrestle. Especially when you think about him going out there for WrestleMania XIV after his back issues. What a phony.

Rocky giving it his all. This is in the middle of the Honky Tonk Man search for his protege for the next great Intercontinental Champion. Helmsley goofs around and ends up getting rolled up. We are still a year plus before this feud picks up. Rocky promises he will give the best he can as champion.

Hogan on the side camera is great. He was so captivating to watch even though he wasn't saying much at first. Fun segment between the two.

Randy Anderson ends up bringing out his wife and kids to confront the NWO over getting fired. I think Piper's kid would beat up Anderson's kid. Bischoff remains so unlikable. I really want to punch him in the face.

DDP with the Jim Duggan of putting a chair in the ring and sitting down. Both Sting and Savage arrive through the crowd and actually get in the ring with DDP. Talk about rub. Sting ends up handing the bat off to DDP. Sting felt right in this angle but not so much Savage. He's just too uncontrollable.

Man, I just love Otani's springboard dropkick. This one really picks up and becomes very entertaining. His overly cockiness is fun and yet disappointing to watch when he ends up blowing things in these big matches. Liger is palm striking the hell out of Otani's face.