: Thu May 14, 2009 5:44 pm  

Roofs wrote:

NGW! NGW!

we can all live and hope i suppose

: Sat May 16, 2009 1:02 am  

MadDogg wrote:

If its typical Hit Man stuff then it probably isn't worth a look, he's given the same interview about 1000 times since he retired.

I'm guessing the main points are -

I'm not returning.
I hate Shawn.
I hate Vince.
I was better than everyone else.
Etc, etc.

Did it not cross your mind that perhaps the Journalists conducting these interviews could/should/would come up with some better/original questions?
I read an interview with Bret a few weeks ago that the interview asked about what the Ultimate Warrior was like as a person
Some people steal a living. Of all the things to ask Bret F'n Hart, that's what they asked.

: Sat May 16, 2009 3:28 pm  

'Hitman' Norvern Soul wrote:

Did it not cross your mind that perhaps the Journalists conducting these interviews could/should/would come up with some better/original questions?
I read an interview with Bret a few weeks ago that the interview asked about what the Ultimate Warrior was like as a person
Some people steal a living. Of all the things to ask Bret F'n Hart, that's what they asked.

If you want to know the answer to that, search 'Ultimate Warrior confession' on that popular video sharing website.

: Sat May 16, 2009 4:11 pm  

Loving the new Hart Foundation on ECW, they can be very big imo.

: Mon May 18, 2009 3:30 pm  

So Judgment Day carried on WWEs run of excellent pay per views this year.

The Opener (Punk/Umaga) was a decent enough match to kick off the show. Yet again Punk loses on PPV though, way to build him up as a challenger.

Swagger v Christian was a disappointment but in a good way. It was actually a pretty decent short match but not quite on the level of their previous two fantastic efforts. From the ending it's evident we'll see a rematch, which isn't a bad thing, I'd rather they overkilled this feud than saw that Russian sack of crap anywhere near a main event.

Morrison v Benjamin could have been a cracker with 5 more minutes. JM is really getting over as a face and pulled some amazing moves in this match. This is what I want to see more of in WWE, the younger talented guys getting a chance to shine on PPV and produce the second best match of the night.

The segment involving Santino was, as always, hillarious. Highlights included "The Fiz" and "Vladimir Coleslaw" And Chavo v Santino is fine as a lower card feud. Having Santino work with a half decent wrestler can't do him any harm.

Jericho v Mysterio was the MOTN, and again, could have been something special given more time. The physcology of the match was as good as you're likely to see, and the reversals for the 619 were innovative. Hopefully they can have a rematch at extreme rules and steal the show again.

Orton v Batista dragged and didn't really click, much like their match at Armageddon. As for the Flair thing, I'm not sure it's a good thing, his retirement was booked superbly and I'd hate to see him wrestle again and struggle to carry Rhodes and Di Biase who are still unbelievably green.

Cena v Show was the worst match of the night as expected. How many times lately has Show had the worst match? Why do WWE keep putting him in high profile matches? As he killed the crowd yet again.

Edge v Hardy was another good match, and much better than their effort at Royal Rumble. I thought they'd left the Hardys feud alone so I was angry to see Matt get involved and cost Jeff the match, no doubt that means we get another poor effort from them at Extreme Rules, whereas Edge will probably be left to feud with CM Punk or a returning Undertaker.

: Tue May 19, 2009 11:53 pm  

Can't believe Geriatric Flair is back on my TV. Suppose he needs a few additional paypackets to pay for his son's bail and rehab.

Am I the only one who whinces whenever Umaga throws one of his opponents? They always look loose and sloppy, the wraparound sidewalk slam is a case in point.

Jericho-Mysterio is long, long overdue and, probably, won't be a long feud, considering they look for all the world to be pushing the 'Clash of the egos' feud between the Smackdown Blondes.

: Wed May 20, 2009 9:44 am  

Disappointing ECW show last night, and it's very rare that that is the case these days.

Davey Hart Smith v Finlay went 19 minutes, that's too long for a TV match and the crowd burned out.

I stick by my opinion that it's the hidden gem in WWE's locker these days, it's still well worth a watch.

: Wed May 20, 2009 4:09 pm  

Ryan Jarman wrote:

Disappointing ECW show last night, and it's very rare that that is the case these days.

Davey Hart Smith v Finlay went 19 minutes, that's too long for a TV match and the crowd burned out.

I stick by my opinion that it's the hidden gem in WWE's locker these days, it's still well worth a watch.

Yep I agree. I have said before that ECW is the one show I would watch a week if I had to. It is consistently good which can not be said for Raw and Smackdown.

I agree this weeks show was not up to it's usual standards though. Either Bourne or Christian have had the 15 minute match for the past month and they can have a great match with anyone, so Smith vs Finlay was always going to let down.

: Wed May 20, 2009 5:05 pm  

ONS (Extreme Rules) PPV is looking gash already. Orton v Batista in a cage looks alright but those 2 definately don't work against each other. Cena v Big Show in a submission match will probably be the worst of the year with everyone just waiting for Cena to hit the STFU which he couldn't do at JD.

: Fri May 22, 2009 4:26 pm  

could be a good ppv