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by **Friend of Da Panda Symbol** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:06 pm

Just poking in with remarks on last Monday's Raw. I saw MVP for the 1st time and hope he and Orton get a feud going. However the highlight of the show for me was Shane plus kendo plus Orton--ROFL!!!!!!!

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 3:43 am

That's probably not going to happen...I don't think MVP is on Orton's level. Maybe if Orton gets "demoted" or something. I've been hearing rumors that at next year's WrestleMania, Triple H will face Batista, both of them going in as champions, and the heavyweight titles will be unified again. But for how long...?

News Credits: 1 · by **Venomous Prime** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 9:17 am

Rodimus Prime wrote:That's probably not going to happen...I don't think MVP is on Orton's level. Maybe if Orton gets "demoted" or something. I've been hearing rumors that at next year's WrestleMania, Triple H will face Batista, both of them going in as champions, and the heavyweight titles will be unified again. But for how long...?

If that's next year's main event then I am not watching. I hate when either one of them are champions. Batista is boring as hell, and well Triple H doesn't need to be champion, he wants to be. That gets so old.

If Orton and MVP feud I'll be happy as hell. They're two of my favorite "newcomers". MVP moreso then Orton because MVP has a lot of charisma, Orton doesn't have any at all really :lol:

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 2:08 pm

original sin wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote:That's probably not going to happen...I don't think MVP is on Orton's level. Maybe if Orton gets "demoted" or something. I've been hearing rumors that at next year's WrestleMania, Triple H will face Batista, both of them going in as champions, and the heavyweight titles will be unified again. But for how long...?

If that's next year's main event then I am not watching. I hate when either one of them are champions. Batista is boring as hell, and well Triple H doesn't need to be champion, he wants to be. That gets so old.

As I said, rumor. It's 11 months away, and they could get hurt. Also, Vince can change his mind overnight. I do like Batista, he's not good on the microphone, but he's pretty athletic and puts on a good show. As for HHH, I agree. He and Cena are the reason I am not that interested in wrestling anymore. They got old a long time ago, especially Cena. HHH can at least wrestle.

If Orton and MVP feud I'll be happy as hell. They're two of my favorite "newcomers". MVP moreso then Orton because MVP has a lot of charisma, Orton doesn't have any at all really

I actually like Orton, and they might have good matches. But I don't think MVP is at his level. He's achieved as much as he can, and that's it. I think he won't get any higher than the U.S. title.

by **Jazz Reborn** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 3:11 pm

Woot! Orton and Edge won! Hopefully Cena will stop bothering Edge...

by **Tough Scorponok** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 4:20 pm

I do not agree with the fact that Battista is Boring.The guy is athletic, Fans support Him, puts out an effort, unlike Triple H or Orton, unless they neccesserly have to. And his actions speak better than his words, unlike Chavo, Cena, or Great Khali. Besides Battista squashed Triple H before, as well as he did the same to MVP. Altough MVP has potential to become Heavy weight champ.

News Credits: 1 · by **Venomous Prime** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 5:37 pm

HA! I'm sorry, but saying Batista works harder then Chavo or Triple H is a load of ****. Chavo is one of the hardest working guys in the company and goes out there and does his job on a consistent basis. Triple H may get the title whenever he wants, but the guy is talented as hell and has had some of the most amazing matches in the history of the company. Cena also works a thousand times harder then Batista. Batista goes out there, clotheslines someone a couple of times, spears them, then power bombs them. HOOORAYYYY :BOOM:

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Fri May 01, 2009 12:46 am

original sin wrote:HA! I'm sorry, but saying Batista works harder then Chavo or Triple H is a load of ****. Chavo is one of the hardest working guys in the company and goes out there and does his job on a consistent basis. Triple H may get the title whenever he wants, but the guy is talented as hell and has had some of the most amazing matches in the history of the company. Cena also works a thousand times harder then Batista. Batista goes out there, clotheslines someone a couple of times, spears them, then power bombs them. HOOORAYYYY

Hey, it worked for Goldberg...

Seriously, I agree that Triple H is a great athlete and works very had, but he's pretty stale. It's always him. I think it was cool to reunite DX because it switched things up a bit, and they actually finished it off before it became old. Put someone over for a change. He's gonna get the WWE eventually, when Vince croaks. Well, half of it, anyway.

News Credits: 1 · by **Venomous Prime** » Fri May 01, 2009 10:33 am

Man I love Team 3D's Tag Team Invitational. Its bringing a lot of great entertainment and some great matches. We saw the debut of The Outlaw Jethro Holliday(Trevor Murdoch), the return of Amazing Red(X DIVISION ORIGINAL!!), and the awesomeness of The British Invasion. Brutus Magnus and Doug Williams had an impressive debut. Even if they did fight Homicide in a handicapped match, but it was still awesome.

I'm looking forward to seeing Rob Terry wrestle now.

I can't wait to see what other surprises the Team 3D invitational is going to bring

by **Tough Scorponok** » Sun May 03, 2009 10:58 am

Triple H is getting stale. Battista constantly comes with New ways of Wrestling. OS, have You seen his match against Big Show?. How often do You see Battista resort to Eye rack, while in Bear Hug?. And how many people do Last for all that time in Ring against Big Show, or Khali as Long as Battista does?. Not too many. I know its all Fake, but still. The guy is not all that Terrible on the Mike, besides, He is The Future Hall of Famer. And whether You like that or Not, theres not Much you can do about it.Chavo works hard?. I'd say not hard enough, besides hiding behind Vickie Guerrero's Big Behind, and coming out with excuses why He looses a match.

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Sun May 03, 2009 1:17 pm

Tough Scorponok wrote:works hard?. I'd say not hard enough, besides hiding behind Vickie Guerrero's Big Behind, and coming out with excuses why He looses a match.

its all Fake

by **Jazz Reborn** » Sun May 03, 2009 2:33 pm

Dammit Umaga! Why'd you go and mess CM Punk up?

Rodimus Prime wrote:
Tough Scorponok wrote:works hard?. I'd say not hard enough, besides hiding behind Vickie Guerrero's Big Behind, and coming out with excuses why He looses a match.

its all Fake

Self contradiction is funny.

by **Tough Scorponok** » Sat May 09, 2009 2:17 pm

I really wanna see who is Under Suicide's Mask. I doubt if thats Al Snow. Al Snow doesnt have the High Flier profile. Daniels does fitt the Picture. MEM............Might get Morgan. Thats a helluva job lifting Big Rocco like that. Nash needs to retire, he Looks old.

News Credits: 1 · by **Venomous Prime** » Sat May 09, 2009 6:51 pm

Al Snow is NOT Suicide. If you actually believe that then you are either a 5 year old or an idiot :lol:

Daniels is still playing Suicide, he's pulling double duty.

If the MEM gets Morgan, I might get pissed off. The whole appeal of the MEM is that they're all former world champions. Morgan has only held titles in OVW. Not exactly prestigious :lol:

by **goodvibrations** » Fri May 29, 2009 11:48 am

Found some classic WWE photo galleries for you old school fans... http://www.msg.com/fightclub/

Hulk Hogan really looks the same! Not bad for his 50's!

by **Phaze** » Sun May 31, 2009 2:58 pm

So i take it ya'll heard mr Kenndey got released Friday night?

Not sure why he was released but there are rumours he did his wrist in in the Lakers/nuggets match

News Credits: 226 · by **Burn** » Sun May 31, 2009 3:58 pm

Phaze wrote:Not sure why he was released

Credit: PWInsider.com

The early word on why Mr. Kennedy received his surprising release from World Wrestling Entertainment yesterday was that in addition to injuring himself yet again, his nearly injuring Randy Orton was the straw that broke the camel's back.

Kennedy returned to RAW this past Monday night after spending ten months on the shelf rehabbing a badly injured shoulder. In his first match back, during a spot in the main event with Randy Orton, Kennedy injured his wrist.

However the more important issue in the eyes of WWE management was that Orton nearly re-injured his bad shoulder as a result of an errant move on the part of Kennedy.

According to sources, Orton and Kennedy had words backstage after the show, although it was said it wasn't heated. Apparently Orton very calmly dressed Kennedy down, explaining he has to be more careful so he doesn't injure anyone else in the ring.

WWE.com confirmed the release of Mr. Kennedy on the website yesterday in their "Industry News" tab.

I'd like to think it was more than just another injury and a few choice words with Randy.

by **Phaze** » Sun May 31, 2009 4:33 pm

Burn wrote:
Phaze wrote:Not sure why he was released

Credit: PWInsider.com

The early word on why Mr. Kennedy received his surprising release from World Wrestling Entertainment yesterday was that in addition to injuring himself yet again, his nearly injuring Randy Orton was the straw that broke the camel's back.

Kennedy returned to RAW this past Monday night after spending ten months on the shelf rehabbing a badly injured shoulder. In his first match back, during a spot in the main event with Randy Orton, Kennedy injured his wrist.

However the more important issue in the eyes of WWE management was that Orton nearly re-injured his bad shoulder as a result of an errant move on the part of Kennedy.

According to sources, Orton and Kennedy had words backstage after the show, although it was said it wasn't heated. Apparently Orton very calmly dressed Kennedy down, explaining he has to be more careful so he doesn't injure anyone else in the ring.

WWE.com confirmed the release of Mr. Kennedy on the website yesterday in their "Industry News" tab.

I'd like to think it was more than just another injury and a few choice words with Randy.

Musta been a bit more than a few words and a possible injury to get the boot that quick after making his first tv apperance on Raw after being dragged off Smackdown.

Wonder if they'll shift Christian over to Raw as a replacement.

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Sun May 31, 2009 5:23 pm

I think the first mistake the WWE made was putting him in such a pressurized main event to begin with. I also don' think he should have gotten fired just for screwing up one move. Maybe it was more than just a few words with Orton, but still. Shouldn't have gotten fired just for that. Actually, I watch more and more of TNA now than WWE anyway...

News Credits: 1 · by **Venomous Prime** » Sun May 31, 2009 11:37 pm

I wonder if Kennedy will find the The Nice Alternative?

I hardly watch WWE anymore. I've watched Wrestlemania(overhyped as usual, was pretty boring), Backlash(better then Wrestlemania, but not that great...), and most of Judgment Day(Morrison vs Shelton was the greatest thing I got to see on the card)

But I watch TNA every week, I know I go around trumpeting how awesome it is, but at least I can stay entertained by the whole two hours of show. I don't fast forward through any of it(I love my DVR!). WWE's programming...I tend to fast forward through a good portion of it.

I try to watch ROH as much as I can, but I don't get HDNet so I have to watch it elsewhere, so that makes it difficult. ROH has a great roster going for itself. Jerry Lynn, Nigel McGuiness, Jimmy Jacobs, Tyler Black, Delirious and a whole slew of other amazing talents that blow me away match after match.

I am having trouble getting back into WWE, its just getting tiresome.

News Credits: 11 · by **Robinson** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 12:57 am

If Kennedy does goe TNA it just further's the argument for them being WWE Light. Even thought their style is different their stories arent.

And Mick only defending the title once a year just because he's "storyline" old, I dunno something about it seems lame. Its a storyline that probably wont go more than 3 weeks or so because they will run out of places to take it.

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 11:47 am

Yeah, WWE is pretty stale. Especially with Cena being the top guy. Orton and Batista I don't mind, but Cena is boring and lame.

TNA actually has good stories to tell, and the wrestlers don't seem so cookie cutter. Other than a couple of guys the WWE seems all the same. I hope Kennedy goes there, it would be a good F-U to the WWE, just like Angle did.

by **Phaze** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 12:55 pm

Rodimus Prime wrote:Yeah, WWE is pretty stale. Especially with Cena being the top guy. Orton and Batista I don't mind, but Cena is boring and lame.

I'd prefer Cena to be a heel and take it back to the dr of thuganomics but no Vinnie Mac has shot Cena being a heel down in flames. Batista i dislike stiff and pretty pants on the ole mic. Think they could get away with Edge being a Face they did it with the rock after his corporate stoodge period.

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 1:19 pm

Phaze wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote:Yeah, WWE is pretty stale. Especially with Cena being the top guy. Orton and Batista I don't mind, but Cena is boring and lame.

I'd prefer Cena to be a heel and take it back to the dr of thuganomics

Yeah, same here. He wasat least entertaining.

by **Nickolai** » Tue Jun 02, 2009 12:46 am

Burn wrote:
Phaze wrote:Not sure why he was released

Credit: PWInsider.com

The early word on why Mr. Kennedy received his surprising release from World Wrestling Entertainment yesterday was that in addition to injuring himself yet again, his nearly injuring Randy Orton was the straw that broke the camel's back.

Kennedy returned to RAW this past Monday night after spending ten months on the shelf rehabbing a badly injured shoulder. In his first match back, during a spot in the main event with Randy Orton, Kennedy injured his wrist.

However the more important issue in the eyes of WWE management was that Orton nearly re-injured his bad shoulder as a result of an errant move on the part of Kennedy.

According to sources, Orton and Kennedy had words backstage after the show, although it was said it wasn't heated. Apparently Orton very calmly dressed Kennedy down, explaining he has to be more careful so he doesn't injure anyone else in the ring.

WWE.com confirmed the release of Mr. Kennedy on the website yesterday in their "Industry News" tab.

I'd like to think it was more than just another injury and a few choice words with Randy.

Damn straight. Idiot nearly bruised my collarbone. :-x