iamthedoctor

Edge always seemed like a guy who could have great feuds with anyone except the Matt Hardy angle when that spat happened. I loved all the matches these two had but after he whole Lita/Edge thing when they battled on Raw something just wasent there.

Well based off that gif it didn't exactly look like Hunter had more than a split second to react. Not enough time to say, "Hey, a bad wig!" Why not just hire Jeff Farmer to play a bogus Sting on TV? If Steve Borden is limited due to his contract just do some fake Stings from a distance to keep the character on TV.

Did 24/7 edit the match out?

Would WWE realistically do a cash in at Wrestlemania?

Bruno seems the ideal guy to induct Larry.

It still had some magic moments like Sting returning and laying out the NWO after a absence as well as the Nasty's/Harlem Heat Falls count Anywhere street fight.

That was one entertaining show. Really enjoyed that Austin/Steamboat match always felt it should have been on one of the major PPVs and seems odd that Andre's last appearance was on a WCW show.

Thats a great choice. Have they ever featured more than one deceased wrestler during one Hall of Fame because if so id love to see Rick Rude get one as he deserves to be a nominee.

I can see why the media would be all over it but a wrestling fan just tends to laugh it off. Im suprised they didnt have a field when Vinces Limo exploded.

They were progressing nicely on Raws when they went through 93, 94 & 95 but seemed to stopped around 96.

Survivor Series 2006. CM Punk teamed with DX and the Hardyz. I remember that match. When it got down to 5 vs Orton & Edge, I loved it when Edge and Orton got squashed. What was the after math of that match on Raw? I think I read somewhere about when Orton & Edge work Smackdown was the happiest time of their life because they wernt in Hunters shadow. Is that the only two wrestlers around this time who hated working on a brand that Hunter ruled? Kurt Angle springs to mind.

That years Summerslam is kind of a soft spot for me. It was the first WWF wrestling supercard show I saw and thoroughly enjoyed every minute of that match. Because the UK didnt get it LIVE we must have got a edited version because Mean Gene didnt swear.

That was probably one of the very rare times I watched wrestling and laughed so much it brought tears to my eyes.

If you want to impress a kid with WWE blood just put the Rumble PPV on from 2000. He wrestles with me all the time..he gets body slammed, chokeslammed, power bombed, razor's edged (all on his bed or couch of course) and LOVES it…he takes the FU,,,he even take the Cloverleaf (yeah, I am realizing if Child Services reads this, I am fucked!), but he loves it and of course, NONE of it is done in a manner to hurt him... So he LOVES wrestling with me, but when I mention watching it, he doesn't want to….It's more a case of getting him into the man cave to watch some... I think most kids like to play fight but actually watching wrestling isnt probably what every kid wants to watch. I suppose if you get it in their system at a early age they just get used to it. Majority kids will watch it but I think introducing them at a early age like 3 or 4 years would be the best option as time they are 8 they are used to it. With me I was just stuck to watching it from a very early age on a Saturday Morning.

I know what id choose. 2006 just for the DX/McMahons promos and stuff cos they were well funny when they wrote I Love c*cks on screen when Vince did his promo and DX dressed as the McMahons and changing the Mic. Then we got Hogan destroying Orton at Summerslam and the buildup and the year ends with Flair owning the Spirit Squad. Im pretty sure Kane & Taker reformed on SD didnt they to destroy MVP & Kennedy I think. Rob Van Dam also deserves a mention for that awesome MITB match and when he beat Cena for the belt even though would have been better to see no Edge interference cos RVD was just that damn good. The Vengeance match is very underrated when he beat Edge.

The match is nearly 25 years old and still to this day im adampt that Hogan kicked out before the three. I remember back in the day pausing it exactly the same time Hebner hits the mat for the third time and you can see Hogans shoulder up. By the way who did the fans cheer for the most? Hogan tends to get the most cheers in Toronto.

Im suprised they havent got more footage from the Hulkamania Era on the Network given how much they got Hogan to promote it last year.

Currently starting Superstars of Wrestling/Wrestling Challenge Sept 1986. Awesome stuff.

Found this on another forum

Is that why Shawn wouldnt lose to Bulldog in England? That was just a terrible booking idea lose the belt in your hometown being how popular Davey was in the UK. I think I read somewhere Shawn wanted the decision changed so he walked out with the belt which in itself sounded so wrong for Davey to dedicate a match to a family member with cancer and then lose especially how Shawn & Hunter mocked the whole thing.