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@tarunl41291 Kane was a last minute replacement for someone (I think Chris Jericho) and didn't really have anything else to wear to go along with the mask.

I remember during the show, Anne Robinson asked him if he picked up his dry cleaning dressed like that, and Kane said that that was his on...

I fail to see what's so creepy about this.

@paragoulddanceteam I agree. Nidia was coming along pretty well, but once they split her away from Jamie Noble, turned her face and moved her to Raw, they couldn't seem to figure out what to do with her.

@DanceForever236 Both times they gave Jazz the title, she got hurt and had to drop it. I think WWE got gun-shy about pushing her after that.

I remember playing this song when I was a radio DJ in the early 90's, and Bonnie performing this on the first episode of Dennis Miller's late-night talk show. Sad song, but fond memories.

I still think the best Cobra ever was the one he tried to do on the Big Show. Show blocked it and turned it around so that Santino Cobraed himself.

VERY impressive! The whole thing flowed so seamlessly. How long did it take to put this together?

@NAYellowjackets Thanks. Never heard about Nikita and Wahoo having a best of 7 before.

@mordici123 That she was. The only problem with Jazz was that both times WWE went to give her a big push, she got hurt. After the second time, I think they got gun-shy about using her.

@olizeey25 Too true.

I was at the ROH Final Battle 2011 in NYC and when Maria came out with Mike Bennett (her current boyfriend), people kept yelling "CM PUNK" and "SLOPPY SECONDS" at her.

@lockenjr I remember after Piper left WWF and him working in Pacific Northwest. I seem to recall him in a feud with the Grappler for a while.

@Loafer3211 According to most sources, the reason Andre indulged so much was because he was told that would probably not live past his 40th birthday. He was just trying to get a full life in, knowing he only had half the time to do it in.

According to tvtropes.org, the whole "Vince Is Dead" angle came about because USA Network wanted them to do a murder storyline. Anyone know if there's any truth to that?

I was at this show. Very appropritate that she named Ricky Steamboat #1 on her list as she and Ricky were sharing a table together while signing autographs.

This, and the Rock's promo in Toronto (I think it was 2003) should be shown to every aspiring wrestler to show how to cut a heel promo.

It's well-known that Shawn Michaels oversold everything here after Hulk Hogan refused to put him over in a return match, but does anyone find it a little hypocritical in that Shawn was notorious for not wanting to job to people in the 90's?

@DeathMetal115 I think they have a SingStar Karaoke for Queen, if that counts.

One of the things I miss is the great excuses heels gave for their actions.

@TheGame2493 I always thought HHH calling Kurt Angle effeminate was amusing, considering what Hunter Hearst Helmsley was like.

Based on the way Brock talked about WWE in his book, I would be VERY surprised if he ever went back. He hated the grind in WWE and he especially hated all the legal red tape Vince put him through when he wanted out.

BTW, I think the 1/2/12 videos are about the Undertaker, since the line "The En...

Not the first, won't be the last. One of the most famous early edits was when Sid eliminated Hulk Hogan from the 1992 Royal Rumble, people cheered. But when the same clip was shown on TV afterwards, it was edited so fans booed Hogan's elimination.

I remember when this originally aired and the wrestling chatboards were all wondering, "Why didn't they just have Stacy pour the beer all over herself?"

@RhinoRodriguez76 As you probably know, his son, James, plays football for the St. Louis Rams. His other son, Joey, served in the Army in Iraq and is now a police officer. His daughter, Jessica, is in college and plays ice hockey. You never know, but I doubt it.

I missed this song the first time around. Thank you, Eddie Trunk, for turning me on to this one.

I remember when Kong/Kharma was gearing up to come in and a friend of mine said that, knowing WWE, they'd do something stupid like make her the Bella Twins' sister.

@clouds882 If you look on eBay, you should be able to find someone selling it. Look for "Rainbow - Live Between The Eyes".

@ceache IMO, INXS was a great band at one point. The Swing, Kick and X were all great albums. The problem was they couldn't keep it going and their popularity dwindled (some blame part of it on the Seattle grunge movement of the early 90's). By 1997, INXS had fallen off big time and been forgo...

Anyone else think the whole 'Divas Of Doom' storyline has been a total bust? Beth and Nattie were supposed to save the WWE women's division from the models who are all-show, no-go, yet they regularly lose matches to these so-called 'untalented models'. I know Nattie has said she would have pref...

@MrRonny006 The women's division went downhill the day John Laurinaitis got promoted to VP of Talent Relations and sold Vince on the idea of the Diva Search, then fired the women who actually knew how to wrestle (Jacqueline, Jazz, Nidia, Gail Kim). If JL had had his way, Lita would have been fir...

@themontypythonmuseum Thanks.

@blazterreck Actually, Jackie herself is doing bodybuilding nowadays. I don't know about her boyfriend, but her husband is Charlie Haas.

@ridleyrhinos19 Truth be told, Lita never liked the term "diva" and always thought fo herself as "a female superstar".

@BearResearchFoundinc "Here Comes The Hotstepper" by Ini Kamoze. It was popular back then.

@markieinger1 I wouldn't say "worst" (IMO, that would be WM 9), but WM 20 is regarded as a lackluster event overall and many feel the only saving grace was the main event, which is now stricken from the record due to Benoit's actions on the last days of his life.

I thought this was going to be the one where Edge speared Terri Runnels after she cost him a match during her "she-devil" phase.

@HellhammerSS To me, the melody sounds a lot like "Badstreet USA".

Barry White was one of those "must have" artists as a DJ. I can't even begin to count how many times I played this song, and it always kept the dance floor going.

Best dropkick, bar none: Brian Pillman. Bob Holly and Curt Hennig's were good, but the elevation Pillman used to get was unbelievable.

There are so many guys who do a great clothesline that it's hard for me to pick just one. Nikita Koloff, Road Warrior Hawk, Stan Hansen, JBL, and so on.