Looking at it, it's a decent show. The only downside being the carbon copy of RAW with the ending (even down to the tie choke).

Reading the spoilers taped last night it returns to normal next week. Aparently there is a fantastic couple of balls ups, one involving Rob Terry & the other involving Hogan being so slow to move these days he starts to creak to the floor before the lights go out.

Hey if you search 'CM Punk Hogan' on that popular video sharing website there's some good comments by Punk about Hogan (not exactly complimentary!

), then the washed-up get replies about headlining MSG whilst Punk was still in dypers (sp).

FFS Hogan, many people in 1985 were fantastic stars at different sports & types of entertaiment but I don't reckon they still would be now.

If he sticks around for a few more years Punk will be able to main event at MSG when Hogan is back in diapers

Lol, comment of the day!













Personally I still think Hogan's weighing up a decider against the Ultimate Warrior.

Don't really see a problem with Hogan's role in TNA in all honesty. OK, its a bit cringeworthy when he does anything physical but you can't say he's not been doing his best to put over the young talent in his promos.

The whole FN show was indeed fantastic from top to bottom. The after show was cringworthy with some terrible acting but still compelling.

Former WWE Star Lance Cade passed away Friday, heart failure.

What gimmick is that then?



Here come the drug stories again

Quote ="Conroy"[uWhat gimmick is that then?[/u Here come the drug stories again'" fans.wwe.com/go/thread/view/691/ ... e_lol?pg=1 No wonder the likes of Steve Austin finds this PG Era lame. Bring back the Rattlesnake, Rock, DX, cursing and Sable.

Quote ="Conroy"[uWhat gimmick is that then?[/u Here come the drug stories again'" fans.wwe.com/go/thread/view/691/ ... e_lol?pg=1 No wonder the likes of Steve Austin finds this PG Era lame. Bring back the Rattlesnake, Rock, DX, cursing and Sable.

Ring Name Age Real Name

Adrian Adonis 34 Keith A. Franke
Andre the Giant 46 Andre Rousimoff
Bam Bam Bigelow 45 Scott C. Bigelow
Bertha Faye 40 Rhonda A. Sing
Big Boss Man 41 Ray W. Traylor Jr.
Big John Studd 46 John W. Minton
Brady Boone 40 Dean R. Peters
Brian Pillman 35 Brian Pillman
"British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith 39 David Boy "Davey" Smith
Buzz Sawyer 32 Bruce Woyan
Chris Benoit 40 Christopher M. Benoit
Chris Duffy 35 Christopher T. Duffy
Crash Holly 32 Michael Lockwood
Crush 44 Brian K. Adams
Dino Bravo 44 Adolpho Bresciano
"Dr. Death" Steve Williams 49 Steve Williams
Earthquake / Golga 42 John A. Tenta Jr.
Eddie Guerrero 38 Eduardo G. Guerrero
Hercules 47 Raymond C. Fernandez
Joey Marella 30 Joey Marella
Johnny Grunge 40 Michael L. Durham
Junkyard Dog 45 Sylvester Ritter
Kanyon 40 Christopher Klucsaritis
Lance Cade 29 Lance K. McNaught
Ludvig Borga 47 Tony C. Halme
Marianna / Miss Cleavage 35 Marianna Komlos
Mike Awesome 42 Michael L. Alfonso
Miss Elizabeth 42 Elizabeth A. Hulette
"Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig 44 Curtis M. Hennig
Owen Hart 34 Owen J. Hart
Rad Radford 27 Louis M. Mucciolo Jr.
"Ravishing" Rick Rude 40 Richard E. Rood
Road Warrior Hawk 45 Michael J. Hegstrand
Skip Christopher B. Candito
Steven Dunn 48 Steve Doll
Test 33 Andrew T. Martin
"Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich 33 Kerry G. Adkisson
The Executioner 40 Terry R. Gordy
Umaga 36 Edward Fatu
Yokozuna 34 Rodney Anoai
Yukon Eric 35 Scott K. Irwin


Not a long term career.

Well tbh, Andre died due to his medical condition that made him so massive and he wasn't really expected to live beyond 30 and Owen Hart's dead was a tragic accident. However, it does show a very worrying trend that so many of these guys barely make 40

Just got around to watching The Whole f'n Show and it was a great show, especially MCMG vs Beer Money that will be up there in the match of the year list, the whole series of matches from them have been brilliant.

The Knockouts and Morgan vs Pope vs Anderson matches were a bit short and it was a shame to not see an X Division Championship match on the show. They did have a lot to pack in though seeing as they needed to account for adverts.

What's happened to Flair lately?

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it's got to have been a worked shoot from start to finish.

Daniel bryan?

oh yeah, actually i've calmed down a bit now, i'm not 10 years old.

Probably the biggest shock of the year.




I wonder with what he did, if he was trying to get fired again for using the crossface.

Not when it was posted on wwe.com well over half an hour before it happened

Ha yep, i saw that. Looks like someone will be in trouble.

tbh, i was a bit sleep deprived last night, and the miz had cut yet another AWESOME promo last night, so when came out and cena bumped him off the team, it was great.

They handled edge and jericho well during the match as well, both getting decent face reactions and playing to the crowd a bit, (jericho at least) but nice way to get them heat again.

I wish someone would put John Cena in a vegatative state.

They'd still book him to win in 20 on 1 matches. That was completely the wrong finish cos now you've just killed Nexus forward momentum. Clearly the "brains" at WWE expected everyone to say "oh such and such will turn on team WWE and Nexus will win" and despite that being a logical way to continue the feud and make Nexus more of a threat the choice was made to swerve those who expected just that finish and have Super Cena get the snot kicked out of him and still beat two guys

That peed me right off

ANY other result than that would have made more sense.

Bryan winning clean, Barrett winning clean, Jericho, Edge, Morrison (even Bret) turning on their own side.

How on earth does Cena winning again help the company?

The way that Cena won that match was absolute rubbish. He had his head planted onto the concrete floor and was out cold, yet he was then able to jump up and pin one guy and make the other submit within three minutes. Just what do the WWE see in Cena?