AshC

Austin, Angle, McMahon, 2001.

 

"Sexy Kurt", 2005.

Desmond Wolfe

James Mason

Steamboat rolls back the years, going armdrag crazy, at WrestleMania XXV.

 

Hulk Hogan announced as TNA signing in Madison Sqaure Garden.

 

Undertaker appears in Michaels/JBL segment, Royal Rumble ("Sometimes it's hell trying to get to heaven", y'know, that one).

Shawn Michaels

Chris Jericho

Edge

Chris Jericho

Desmond Wolfe

Randy Orton

WrestleMania main event, HHH vs Orton.

 

The build up was unorthodox, emotional and violent. The match...

 

TNA on Virgin1. Five week wonder.

 

Dolph Ziggler's entertaining, then aborted Intercontinental chase.

'Flying' Mike Bird vs 'Physical Specimen' Joel Redman, Ravenhill Promotions

 

J.D. Knight vs Jack Dynamo, Steel Cage Match for the 4FW Championship

 

Danny Garnell vs Kade Callous vs Chris Recall, LDN Wrestling

That's a great list there.

 

I'll reaffirm the love for the Roddy Piper return, WrestleMania 19.

 

Oh, and Hogan hulking up, against the Rock, WrestleMania X-8.

 

Both made me feel ten again!

Christian

Shawn Michaels

Christian

Jeff Hardy

Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels, WWE WrestleMania XXV

For what it should've been, Goldberg vs Brock Lesnar (WrestleMania 20)

 

Also, that awful, awful Tomko vs Stevie Richards dressed as a woman match (Unforgiven... 2004)

WWF WrestleMania X-7

WWF SummerSlam 2000

ECW One Night Stand (2005)

Morrissey and Oasis that high renders this list irrelevant.

France vs Wales on the Friday night should be just fantastic.

I always thought that winning the coin toss was a DISadvantage if anything. In kayfabe-terms, Luger, on losing, could've got counted out or DQ'd straight away against Crush and then been fresh against the winner of a likely gruelling World Title match. I know the character would never have played that card, but still. I guess it's the whole issue of the champion's advantage that would've been attractive?...

Rocky. The original. Still a wonderful film in its own right and the score is absolutely timeless.

Shawn Michaels

4FW

Dave Sharp, El Ligero, Bubblegum & DC vs Iestyn Rees, Martin Stone, Sha Samuels & Terry Frazier (Elimination Match) at 4FW, 28/7/07.

Maddog Maxx

The Bob Backlund heel turn on Bret Hart in 1994 - was that role ever intended for Randy Savage?The Backlund turn seemed fairly out of the blue, as did his ascension to the top of the card after floundering for much of his comeback run (Royal Rumble aside, I can't recall even seeing him that year prior to the stuff with Bret).Savage meanwhile had blown off the Crush programme and wasn't doing a whole lot before leaving for WCW. Now I know Vince McMahon wanted Savage to act primarily as a commentator, but to me Savage snapping and returning to his 'madness' days of yore would have made a lot more sense than Backlund (though Backlund was ace in the role). Plus I think the fans would've accepted Savage as a genuine threat and adversary to Bret.Basically, does anyone know if this idea was ever touted to Savage as a carrot to keep him in the fed, only to be given to Backlund as Savage jumped ship?

When is the next Katsidis (sp?) fight?Apologies if this is elsewhere in the thread.

Gutted by this news.Awesome was an incredible big man worker.I hope that despite of his lack of success in WWE his legacy is not overlooked.Wrestlers - please stop dying.