Comments That Don't Require Their Own Thread 2007

[Guest dpddave]

I was thinking, WWE aught to reform the Corporation.

 

Consisting of the following:

 

Vince McMahon

Coach

William Regal

Randy Orton - New Corporate Champ

Umaga

Cade and Murdoch

Hornswoggle

 

possibly add Mr. Kennedy in there too.

 

 

I was thinking the very same thing only i'd add in Santino. Him and Hornswoggle would be comedy gold.

[Guest DarkMatchJobber]

Add Shane McMahon to any Corporation or it just won't feel right!

[Guest The Great Ahmar]

Praise the lord Around the Ring is back! http://www.wwe.com/content/media/video/vms/aroundthering/2007/october8-14/5645750

[Guest Adam Gill]

Add Shane McMahon to any Corporation or it just won't feel right!

 

You didn't have him in your (horrible) Corporation . . .

Edited October 13, 2007 by Adam Gill

[Guest DarkMatchJobber]

You didn't have him in your (horrible) Corporation . . .

 

Horrible to you,better than the Oddities 2007 to others :)

[Guest The Great Ahmar]

For those wondering how Teddy Long recovered from his heart attack:

 

http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p218/Dark_Overlord_Of_The_Universe/teddyurnpower.gif

[Guest John Hancock]

As this seems to be the thing we're all doing, my new corperation;

 

Vince McMahon

Shane McMahon

Randy Orton

Mr. Kennedy

MVP

World's Greatest Tag Team

Melina

[Guest DarkMatchJobber]

For those wondering how Teddy Long recovered from his heart attack:

 

http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p218/Dark_Overlord_Of_The_Universe/teddyurnpower.gif

 

THAT....THAT is the greatest thing I've ever seen on TWO

 

I tried to add rep but have to spread it around first before you get more :lol

[Guest John Hancock]

For those wondering how Teddy Long recovered from his heart attack:

 

http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p218/Dark_Overlord_Of_The_Universe/teddyurnpower.gif

 

Ha! There are billions of these things going around, but this is one of the best.

[Guest DarkMatchJobber]

Paul Bearer's a legendary manager and it's a shame they killed him off in that stupid concrete crypt match :lol

 

Would anyone else love to see The Mountie return to the WWE,just for his Mountie song!!!

[Paul 584]

Paul Bearer's a legendary manager and it's a shame they killed him off in that stupid concrete crypt match :lol

 

He didnt die, he suffered 'masive internal injuries' but lived on.

[DC 536]

Horrible to you,better than the Oddities 2007 to others :)

It must've been horrible to you too, seeing as how you missed out Shane, but said any Corporate Faction would suck without him.

[Guest DarkMatchJobber]

It must've been horrible to you too, seeing as how you missed out Shane, but said any Corporate Faction would suck without him.

 

Meh,one of my oddball days but I compensated by adding him later on.

 

Incidentally does anyone think the WWE product today is anywhere near as good as it was in 1999/2000 or the Attitude days?

[Guest The Great Ahmar]

Meh,one of my oddball days but I compensated by adding him later on.

 

Incidentally does anyone think the WWE product today is anywhere near as good as it was in 1999/2000 or the Attitude days?

 

What's the point in asking that, of course it's not. Nothing in Wrestling will ever or has been as good as WWF in 2000.

[Guest DarkMatchJobber]

What's the point in asking that, of course it's not. Nothing in Wrestling will ever or has been as good as WWF in 2000.

 

It's a fair question and I'd doubt everyone would agree things were better back then because TWO members never unanimously agree on anything :lol

[Guest Wolverine]

Today's WWE is better than 1999 WWF though. Damn that year sucked.

[Guest The Great Ahmar]

Today's WWE is better than 1999 WWF though. Damn that year sucked.

 

I so agree, 1998 wasn't a fantastic year for in ring work but it damn sure better than 1999. RR 00 to WM 17 is just fantastic stuff. The only highlight of 1999 was Jericho's debut. I'd also like to say WCW and ECW weren't much better (WCW was ****ing horrid for the most part)

Edited October 14, 2007 by The Great Ahmar

[Guest Jung]

I so agree, 1998 wasn't a fantastic year for in ring work but it damn sure better than 1999. RR 00 to WM 17 is just fantastic stuff. The only highlight of 1999 was Jericho's debut. I'd also like to say WCW and ECW weren't much better (WCW was ****ing horrid for the most part)

 

WCW was mostly excellent up to about end of April, then was pretty lousy for the rest of the year.

 

ECW though was pretty darn good throughout 99. RVD and Lynn's feud, Crazy and Tajiri, Impact Players, Raven's return, Taz' title run, Mike Awesome and Tanaka's feud, heck it was very good in fact probably ECW's best year when they ran PPV's.

 

Oh and Jericho's debut was great. His next 3 to 4 months was amazingly craptacular. So bad that Vince actually spoke to him to tell him how disappointed he was.

[Guest The Great Ahmar]

ECW though was pretty darn good throughout 99. RVD and Lynn's feud, Crazy and Tajiri, Impact Players, Raven's return, Taz' title run, Mike Awesome and Tanaka's feud, heck it was very good in fact probably ECW's best year when they ran PPV's.

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I find RVD V Lynn 1 overrated and the same for the rematches, the Crazy V Tajiri matches I find almost identical to the previous one's, Taz run was good indeed as was Mike Awesome V Tanaka. Raven's return was lacklustre, his promos were meh and he just didn't seem interested in the ring.

[Guest Jung]

I find RVD V Lynn 1 overrated and the same for the rematches, the Crazy V Tajiri matches I find almost identical to the previous one's, Taz run was good indeed as was Mike Awesome V Tanaka. Raven's return was lacklustre, his promos were meh and he just didn't seem interested in the ring.

 

Oh absolutely, but if you compare that year to the rest of their PPV year's, 1999 is certainly superior. The likes of Lynn, RVD, Storm, Credible, Sabu, Tanaka, Awesome, Tajiri, Guido, Crazy, Taz etc all had very good matches at virtually every PPV.

 

2000 had some decent stuff also with the same guys and Corino, Kash, CW, Rhino, Spike etc but talent being raided and various financial issues kind of damaged them.

 

But 1999 was a very good year IMO for ECW, and arguably over the entire 12 months, put on the best shows out of the big 3.