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You have to feel sorry for Jack losing to a car being moved in '84. The poor guy was so unlucky, he never seemed to win anything...fact is, with all the heartbreak Greg would have in US majors, he should gladly accept that good fortune without remorse. PS: Jack once said that Tiger would win more...

And that's how well a player that's been the second best in the World hits that shot. A player who's been number one, however, hits it much bettr...naw, just kiddin', I couldn't resist that! Phil's an extraordinary player, but honestly he does owe himself a turn at number one in the rankings, if ...

@mpower950 I think the big difference there was that the accident which claimed Dan's life was truly enormous and could have claimed at least 10 others. Not only that, but while of course there is always the possibility to die on a race track, the heavy odds of it happening again on that death tr...

The reason "You can't see me!" took over is because "Just Bring It" checked its candy ass into the Hollywood hotel six years ago and never bothered to check out until the appearance fee was high enough.

The Rock makes fun of John Cena...from the same room of his house that he's done 99% of his promos from in the last 6 years, because he still can't be bothered to show up at most of the arenas, even though by this point he's paid to be part of the show again - but HEY, never mind! "FINALLY, THE R...

By this point, The Rock is wrestling part schedules and name-checking Busta Rhymes, but he IS still funny and entertaining though. :-)

Remember the days when The Rock was extremely cool, wore $10,000 shirts, always referred to himself in the third person to keep character integrity, had the most amazing putdowns, was always full of passion and actually appeared on the show each week to wrestle? Well, unfortunately, that ended ab...

@GrazerMcK And the first two he did made up most of that. <_<

In my opinion Summerslam 2000 was, for about 8 months, the best wrestling show ever staged (there weren't many "wrestling classics" so to speak, but from top to bottom, the card was very entertaining), until Wrestlemania 17 topped it.

The end of the speech haunts me: he asks the NASCAR fraternity to remember him as a great champion at the end of 1993. Now of course, it's easy to make these extremely loose connections after the fact, but it's the way that unlike many drivers, he doesn't talk of hoping to defend his championship...

It seems that Pierce hasn't announced her retirement, so her official status is "inactive". However, as she hasn't been able to return to the tour for over five years now and has recently turned 37, it's now unlikely that she'll make a comeback. What an awful way for a great career to end.

Phil Mickelson has won four majors, around 45 professional tournaments worldwide, has legions of fans and has made hundreds of millions of dollars on and off the course. So it's scary to think that, like Greg Norman before him, he has legitimately underachieved. Four majors should be at least ten...

0:20 Hahahaha Jeff Hardy owning the Greatest Technical Wrestler with a techinal wrestling hold. :P

Thought Jeff might have won...considering Goldberg was bound to be lurking nearby. :-)

6:54 The birth of V1-ah!

1:09 - 1:34 Bradshaw back when he was brilliant. :-)

London's from Austin, TX isn't he?? They can give him a "tryout" in Hartford and have Brock Lesnar maul him without actually having to be from Hartford. It's not like his gimmick requires him to be from Parts Unknown or Death Valley.

Perfectly done by Lemmy.

0:15 Damon: *Yawn* "I'm bored of this. What else is on?"

Nigel Mansell's 1994 Indycar season in a nutshell.

No matter how hard he tries, he just can't pick up World Service or Luxembourg... :P

Ouch.

@RockAustinDXtakerRk0 @RockAustinDXtakerRkO Honestly, I've never known it this bad. Even the struggling WWF back in the mid 90s had some interesting characters, great wrestlers and decent storylines. The fact is, I think that there IS some decent newer talent on the show, but they're not being us...

I'd love to see some footage of him lighting up at racing speed in the middle of the pack! :-)))))))

Genuinely glad that Kyle didn't get seriously hurt. He's not exactly my favourite person, but there's no way I'd wish the worst on him. That said, regarding the impact itself: what goes around...

If Hornaday dies in that wreck - and we've seen drivers die in more innocuous-looking crashes - then it's murder. It's no accident, it's deliberate. And I seem to recall a certain driver dying at Daytona a 11 years ago after a similar impact in a genuine accident. No arguing about it, that's what...

If Hogan didn't like this, it's a good job he never wrestled Owen Hart. That guy really knew how to fuck around with an opponent in a match and get away with it. :-)

9 years later at Taboo Tuesday, it was clear he still hadn't learned how to use a computer! :P

The WWF guy marries the WCW girl. TRAITOR! (Just kiddn' folks, just kiddin'. They're an adorable couple.)

The huge bonus for Shawn on top of everything else was that shortly after he cleaned up, it became apparent that his back had healed enough for him to wrestle again.

The crowd wasn't incredible just because it was CM Punk's hometown. It was also because this angle actually hooked people in, got them excited, had them anticipating a huge match for the first time in a very long time. CM Punk carried the angle off beautifully, as always. But whether anyone likes...

No-one can deny, Danica's certainly paid her dues these first few races! I don't know if her NASCAR career will be a success or a dud, but she's definitely felt the full force of stock car meeting wall more than once.

Looking at what Danica did again and...yep, thought so...does exactly what most male rookies do.

The Car of Tomorrow had already proved its worth, the moment that Michael Mcdowell stepped out of what used to be a car at Texas in 2008. This crash only reinforced its abilities.

12 years ago, that accident kills Hornaday. Plain and simple. It's an overused exaggeration to say that a driver is going to kill a fellow competitor one day by driving like a madman, but it seems that Kyle Busch really will. Busch got pretty badly banged up a couple of times during Speedweeks an...

Cena seems to finally, AT LONG LAST, be a little pissed off about the way that he's been persecuted by fans. How exactly is he any worse or more one-dimensional than any of the other post-Attitude guys? People talk about how The Rock shed blood, sweat and tears for the WWF - and indeed he did - b...

@catch2370 It most certainly is.

Chris was far too clever for the idiots who complained about the Paedogeddon special without actually watching it.

Chris Morris could talk his way out of a hostage situation, so there's no way a traffic warden's gonna get the better of him.

Any reporter who thought they could get the better of Chris Morris CLEARLY hadn't researched his career...

Chris Morris really is one of the most creative and intelligent comic talents of his generation. So was Neil Innes 20 years before him. For their respective time periods, Rutland Weekend Television and The Day Today (along with Brass Eye) are two of the most impressive comedy shows I have ever seen.

The boys might struggle to get that fixed up for next week. On a very serious note, it's amazing that Bagwell was generally okay - in fact, it's amazing he was alive.