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Yea, Orton will be great wrestler, he just have bad behavior/bad attitude problem, so he need to stop or he gone from WWE and sign to TNA?
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Yea, Orton will be great wrestler, he just have bad behavior/bad attitude problem, so he need to stop or he gone from WWE and sign to TNA?
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Did CM Punk turn on New Breed? He kicked on Elijah on purpose then give him sleeper knee... I have guts that CM Punk will turn on New Breed, lets see and wait what CM Punk has store for Elijah at ECW on next Tues night...
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this friday night
we have rematch of Mr.Kennedy and Finlay vs Batista and current WWE heavyweight champs undertaker for non-Disqualification match that why happened behind of Mr.Kennedy last friday by Batista and also Finlay dues Mr.Kennedy against Undertaker for non-titles.
please watch this show this friday but i will watch that show also
we have rematch of Mr.Kennedy and Finlay vs Batista and current WWE heavyweight champs undertaker for non-Disqualification match that why happened behind of Mr.Kennedy last friday by Batista and also Finlay dues Mr.Kennedy against Undertaker for non-titles.
please watch this show this friday but i will watch that show also
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Yea, I did read spoiler internet abt this match, it was should UT vs Batista in non-title match, but GM Long changed the plan... Idk if I will make it watch this show or miss it...
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I guess WWE wont fired Orton cuz Vince scared he would gone to TNA when WWE fired Kurt Angle cuz WWE never think he would gone to TNA, resulted he is in TNA now... So, Orton will get fined from WWE and still part of WWE Champ match upcoming this Sunday at Backlash PPV
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Haha, thats ok, same here, have been away from cpu due to my laptop seems crashed soon, so I fk it... I am using cpu at work now, ha...
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Tonight I watched Backlash PPV and overall is okok...
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i watch WWE Raw this evening and 3 top superstars got down include HBK,Edge and Randy Orton but i have no idea who did knock out but John Cena told Coach the WWE champs did not hit 3 WWE superstars! but i have no idea who did so we have wait found out next week oh my gosh!
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Great Khali did! Know why? Coachman told Cena go to ring and open challenge to anyone, so Great Khali came out... Too obivsouly (sp?)... I was excepting Cena did cuz I hate Cena so much!
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Mr. Kennedy will cashes in at WM24! 
Now, I am wondering who he will challenge to?
Now, I am wondering who he will challenge to?
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RVD vs Mr. McMahon for ECW Hwt Champ on next Tuesday --- discuss
Cena vs Great Khali for WWe Hwt Champ on next Monday --- discuss
Cena vs Great Khali for WWe Hwt Champ on next Monday --- discuss
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I am sure Mr. McMahon will still win and put ECW Hwt Champ into tourney or something... I wanna see one of ECW originals to win ECW hwt Champ!
Why Great Khali, why? He isnt ready to shot for WWE Hwt Champ! Cuz he is fucking slow and sux! I hope top 3 star (HBK, Orton, and Edge) would interfence and beat up on Khali!
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Fan Backlash works for WWE
The Sun Online - Wrestling: Fan Backlash works for WWE
IT'S OFFICIAL - we can no longer complain about the WWE not listening to their audience.
On January 8 2007 a St Louis crowd, disgusted by an awful match featuring fake versions of Donald Trump and Rosie O'Donnell, started to chant "we want wrestling".
We've had nothing but since.
The latest of example of the WWE's new philosophy to put on the best wrestling matches possible was the Backlash PPV.
All six bouts on the show were given ample time to shine, there was no interference to take the focus off the in-ring action and five of the contests had clear clean winners.
With the exception of WrestleMania 23 this was the best show of the last 12 months.
From a pure grappling perspective you could even argue that is surpassed The Granddaddy Of Them All.
Not everything at Backlash was perfect.
Vince McMahon winning the ECW championship would have been the "shocking, sacrilegious, offensive" act announcer Joey Styles claimed if the hardcore brand hadn't already died last December.
Our regular column contributor Rob McNichol also wasn't an enthusiastic as us about the show - pointing out that while most of the matches had decisive finishes, none of the storylines did.
But those niggles aside, watching this PPV really did blow us away.
The two opening bouts were a statement of intent.
The Hardy Boyz first PPV tag title defence in six years could easily have been a quick nostalgia pop and we all know how bad women's title fights usually are.
But Matt & Jeff beating Cade & Murdoch was 16 minutes of high-flying action in front of an extremely hot crowd and Melina retaining against Mickie James showed how good the female division can be when the glamour models are kept away from the ring.
Next up was what would have been the surprisingly great match of the night, if only commentator JBL hadn't already raised expectations by saying it would be the "show-stealer" and comparing the MVP v Chris Benoit programme to "Ali v Frasier".
Obviously the third match on a secondary wrestling show was never going to equal boxing's 'fight of the century', but it was a great display from both men.
It again proved that Benoit seldom has bad matches and further raised MVP in fans' eyes from comedy midcarder to real wrestling talent.
As JBL alluded to in commentary, Montel is a student of the game and his constant viewing of tapes from different countries and eras is paying off in his ever-improving work rate.
Vince's ECW title victory followed and was similar to his WrestleMania outing in that what it lacked in match-quality it more than made up for in entertainment.
Sadly, for us long-term fans, seeing the ECW championship prostituted wasn't quite as fun as watching McMahon get his head shaved but, like we said earlier, we're really past caring.
It was the two main events which turned Backlash from a good event into one we'll be pre-ordering on DVD to watch over and over.
Undertaker v Batista was awesome but John Cena v Shawn Michaels v Randy Orton v Edge gets our match of the night honours for its superb ending and storytelling.
We've often stated that we don't like Last Man Standing matches as you lose some of the pace that near-falls bring.
But Taker v Batista was the perfect example of when this stipulation really can work.
The match was intriguing as you wondered throughout which of the giants would go down for the 10 count and what monster move would do it.
None of their regular finishers could and it was left to a Batista spear off the stage to leave both men knocked out.
Fans booed the finish, but a draw made sense in terms of the punishment both men took and to continue the feud.
Sadly Taker tore his bicep towards the start of the match meaning he will miss at least six months of action and both men's best feud in ages has to end early. We'll have more on the WWE's plans for the title next week.
The fatal four-way main event was completely different to the match before and again showed that Vince McMahon is moving away from formula bouts to offer fans something different up and down the card.
The bulk of the bout was your standard four-way affair with big dives and spots involving all the competitors, some double-teaming and double-crossing but mainly the guys wrestling two at a time.
Then came the finish - one of those great finales that the WWE seem to do so much better than anyone else.
Edge Speared Orton, Cena FU'd Edge and then Michaels hit the Sweet Chin Music on John.
But Cena landed on Randy and, before Shawn could crawl over, the referee counted to three and John inadvertently retained his championship.
The finish had everything you could want - intrigue, great wrestling and a nice advancement in a strong storyline.
You could say the same about the whole of Backlash.
We give the PPV 9 out of 10.
The Sun Online - Wrestling: Fan Backlash works for WWE
IT'S OFFICIAL - we can no longer complain about the WWE not listening to their audience.
On January 8 2007 a St Louis crowd, disgusted by an awful match featuring fake versions of Donald Trump and Rosie O'Donnell, started to chant "we want wrestling".
We've had nothing but since.
The latest of example of the WWE's new philosophy to put on the best wrestling matches possible was the Backlash PPV.
All six bouts on the show were given ample time to shine, there was no interference to take the focus off the in-ring action and five of the contests had clear clean winners.
With the exception of WrestleMania 23 this was the best show of the last 12 months.
From a pure grappling perspective you could even argue that is surpassed The Granddaddy Of Them All.
Not everything at Backlash was perfect.
Vince McMahon winning the ECW championship would have been the "shocking, sacrilegious, offensive" act announcer Joey Styles claimed if the hardcore brand hadn't already died last December.
Our regular column contributor Rob McNichol also wasn't an enthusiastic as us about the show - pointing out that while most of the matches had decisive finishes, none of the storylines did.
But those niggles aside, watching this PPV really did blow us away.
The two opening bouts were a statement of intent.
The Hardy Boyz first PPV tag title defence in six years could easily have been a quick nostalgia pop and we all know how bad women's title fights usually are.
But Matt & Jeff beating Cade & Murdoch was 16 minutes of high-flying action in front of an extremely hot crowd and Melina retaining against Mickie James showed how good the female division can be when the glamour models are kept away from the ring.
Next up was what would have been the surprisingly great match of the night, if only commentator JBL hadn't already raised expectations by saying it would be the "show-stealer" and comparing the MVP v Chris Benoit programme to "Ali v Frasier".
Obviously the third match on a secondary wrestling show was never going to equal boxing's 'fight of the century', but it was a great display from both men.
It again proved that Benoit seldom has bad matches and further raised MVP in fans' eyes from comedy midcarder to real wrestling talent.
As JBL alluded to in commentary, Montel is a student of the game and his constant viewing of tapes from different countries and eras is paying off in his ever-improving work rate.
Vince's ECW title victory followed and was similar to his WrestleMania outing in that what it lacked in match-quality it more than made up for in entertainment.
Sadly, for us long-term fans, seeing the ECW championship prostituted wasn't quite as fun as watching McMahon get his head shaved but, like we said earlier, we're really past caring.
It was the two main events which turned Backlash from a good event into one we'll be pre-ordering on DVD to watch over and over.
Undertaker v Batista was awesome but John Cena v Shawn Michaels v Randy Orton v Edge gets our match of the night honours for its superb ending and storytelling.
We've often stated that we don't like Last Man Standing matches as you lose some of the pace that near-falls bring.
But Taker v Batista was the perfect example of when this stipulation really can work.
The match was intriguing as you wondered throughout which of the giants would go down for the 10 count and what monster move would do it.
None of their regular finishers could and it was left to a Batista spear off the stage to leave both men knocked out.
Fans booed the finish, but a draw made sense in terms of the punishment both men took and to continue the feud.
Sadly Taker tore his bicep towards the start of the match meaning he will miss at least six months of action and both men's best feud in ages has to end early. We'll have more on the WWE's plans for the title next week.
The fatal four-way main event was completely different to the match before and again showed that Vince McMahon is moving away from formula bouts to offer fans something different up and down the card.
The bulk of the bout was your standard four-way affair with big dives and spots involving all the competitors, some double-teaming and double-crossing but mainly the guys wrestling two at a time.
Then came the finish - one of those great finales that the WWE seem to do so much better than anyone else.
Edge Speared Orton, Cena FU'd Edge and then Michaels hit the Sweet Chin Music on John.
But Cena landed on Randy and, before Shawn could crawl over, the referee counted to three and John inadvertently retained his championship.
The finish had everything you could want - intrigue, great wrestling and a nice advancement in a strong storyline.
You could say the same about the whole of Backlash.
We give the PPV 9 out of 10.
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its official DVD release WM 23 will be on may 22 2007
wal-mart dvd -$24.87
WWE: WrestleMania 23 (Ultimate Edition) - Wal-Mart
i will get that dvd!!!!!!! i cant waiting
wal-mart dvd -$24.87
WWE: WrestleMania 23 (Ultimate Edition) - Wal-Mart
i will get that dvd!!!!!!! i cant waiting
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ECW's December to Dismember (PPV) is gone!!! Yay!!!!
EDGE!?!? How 'bout remove Edge then add John Cena. That'd be true Top 3. lol
The Great Khali is may be slow but it looks like hurt so much. HE'S BIG. I ain't gonna face him unless if it's No DQ match. haha. Cena almost FU Khali but he got face hit by Khali's giant elbow. Cena Vs. Khali for WWE champion? I'm sure someone will interrupt the match.
RVD gonna win it, I'm sure.
Farewell, why MVP in your sig and avatar? MVP can't beat Chris Benoit without cheat.
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Nah, I prefer Cena stuck with Khali to consequence his punishment if Cena did beat up on 3 top star, ha
Khali still sux, period!
RVD? Lets see and wait
Cuz UT will gone for 8 months soon and MVP will beat Benoit at JD, wanna bet? Its time for him to get some gold around his waist with his awesome enterance!
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Judgment Day's main event match will reveal on tmw at RAW at 9 pm (EST), be sure watch RAW on tmw night!!
Cena vs Orton in non-title match! Lets go Orton!
Cena vs Orton in non-title match! Lets go Orton!