Enid Spatchcock

I was watching SuperBrawl 2000 today, and I noticed in the crowd someone who was a dead ringer for Jorge Garcia (Hurley from 'Lost'). Can anyone confirm if this was Garcia at the San Fran Cow Palace, or was it just his doppleganger?

So you've got a singles match, a "triple threat" (or "3 way dance"), a "fatal four way" and a "6 pack challenge". What's a 5 man match?

I was once at a show where a 5-man match was billed as a "Furious Five-Way", but I don't think that term is universally known.

Personally I'd not found Benoit to be particularly interesting or entertaining since his World Championship run ended in the summer of 2004. I concede he continued to have great matches, but without any particularly engaging angles and storylines, he just muddled on and, to me, became a bog-standard SmackDown mid-carder whom it was difficult to care about.

I often wondered what would have happened to Benoit had things not happened the way they did on that fateful weekend. I know he was due for a run as ECW Champion; does anyone think that might have perked his career a bit? Back then, ECW was still vaguely an important WWE TV show, and they did need an established babyface to hold or challenge for the title, as CM Punk hadn't quite made it at that point.