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Do you make New Year's Resolutions? Do you write them down? WWE does. How do I know? I found their resolution list for 2008 in the dumpster behind Titan Tower. What was I doing in the dumpster behind Titan Tower you ask? Mind your own damn business - that's what I was doing. Do you want to see 'em or not? Fine. Then stop asking nosey questions and read on…
WWE 2008 New Year's Resolutions
* Offer late night TV hosts use of our writing staff until the WGA strike ends.
Monologue...The Tonight Show... Jay Leno: Hey, have you seen this? Have you seen this? U.S. military advisers have been asking President Bush to send more supplies to Iraq. Have you seen this, Kevin? Kevin Eubanks: No. Leno: Know what he sent? Leno: Ass cream and ice cream sandwiches. Eubanks: I don't get it. Leno: Mun-nay! Mun-nay! Eubanks: Huh?
* Release DVDs that rewrite actual world history. Rewriting wrestling history is fun. Rewriting world history is an art form. WWE is always advancing and this is just the natural evolution of our DVD business. You know Evolution. They're the four men who wrote the Magna Carta. (See? We're off to a great start already!) Featured DVD Title:
How DX Destroyed The Dinosaurs and Invented Ice Cream
Soundbites... Pat Patterson: "So I says to dem, 'How ya gonna defeat dem dinosaurs? They're so big they can murder ya ta death!' Hunter looks at me and he says, 'Pat' - he says - ' DX has gotten it covered. If we can defeat Saddam Hussein, The Spanish Armada, and The Stay Puft Marshy-mellow Man, then we ain't scared of no fuggin' dinosaurs.' Then he goes to me, 'Here. Now eat dis icy treat I jus' made using frozen cream and Polysorbate 80.' I tells ya. It was like eating heaven. Like muda-fuggin heaven." Barney: "Shawn Michaels converted me. That's the only reason he allowed me to live." Archaeologist Dr. Terri Allen: "Who let you in here?" Other Proposed DVD Titles: The JFK-Dallas-Kurt Angle Connection The Story of Kitty Hawk and Kitty Animal
* Steal AJ Styles from TNA. Job him to Big Daddy V in under a minute…twice.
* Bring back WCW as a Women's Field Hockey League.
We own it. We'll do as we damn well please. If any hardcore WCW fans complain, we'll tell them that they don't understand progress. Then again, what's a hardcore WCW fan? Sting? Puh-lease.
Proposed Teams: The Boogeywomen, The Visionaries, Three Count, The New York/New Jersey Hitmen, KICK, The Hanoi Janes. Winning Team Gets: The chance to make out with Vince McMahon and wear cat outifts on a Halloween Raw.
JG's Post TNA Final Resolution Audio Report
The World According To ZAH
It's a whole new year and ZAH is here for you. Our resident head shaker provides his first tirade of 2008 with Final Resolution predictions, Charlie Haas' new gimmick, Randy Orton as locker room leader, Nigel McGuiness's major issues, TNA vs. New Japan, Daniel Puder's return to the ring, plus more!
James Guttman, Mike Rickard, and Canadian Bulldog Audio Report
WrestleMania 24 Matches, The 1993 Evil Vince McMahon Angle, Dixie Carter - The TV Character, The Wrestler Who Makes More Sense In Kevin Nash's Spot, Full Final Resolution Preview, How Chris Benoit Affected The Business in 2007, The Evolution of Hornswoggle, WWF's Black Saturday, Big Mommy Mantaur, and More
Plus...the big return of WWE's Doctor Tom Prichard to
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In his 63 Minute Uncut
ClubWWI.com Discussion, Dr. Tom speaks about a ton of topics including: Training WWE's Young Stars, Florida Championship Wrestling Getting Television, The Benefits of The Developmental System, Kofi Kingston, Ted DiBiase Jr, Billy Kidman, Nattie Neidhart, How The Business Has Changed Since The First Radio Free Insanity, ClubWWI.com's Audio Hosts, John Cena and Other Superstars Coming To Speak To FCW's Students, The Reality of Being a Second or Third Generation Star, and More Then...in his first post-TNA Interview, Ron Killings gets bowdy, bowdy, and rowdy, rowdy only on
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Ron Killing's 35 minute uncut
ClubWWI.com featues talk of: His Reasons For Leaving TNA, Working With Pacman Jones, Covering Up The Fact That He Couldn't Get Physical, The Truth Behind Any Heat With John Cena, The Reason Konnan Was Unhappy. Meeting Tupac Shakur and Easy E, Who Came Up With The Youtube Rap Shoots, Becoming NWA Champion, B.G. James, His Time With WWE, and More
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ClubWWI.com features uncut shoot interviews with over
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JG Note: Just a quick personal announcement. After long last, I can finally tell everyone that my wife and I are expecting our first child this year. She's due at the end of May and we couldn't be more excited to have a little Hornswoggle of our own. I'll be sure to update you guys on our status as time ticks down. Forget the Road To WrestleMania. It's the Road To JG's Offspring Insanity! Now, onto Raw…
Last Monday, Triple H wrestled Ric Flair. If Hunter lost, he couldn't get into the Royal Rumble. If Flair lost, he would get shot in the head or something. Luckily, Flair won via disqualification after William Regal punched him in the face with his magical metal fingers. Backstage, William Regal is pacing in the Queenly Portrait Room. Suddenly, he's joined by Vince McMahon. Big Mac has no time for Lord Willie's excuses. Tonight is the first Raw of 2008, pal. You know what that means? It means that there's guys backstage who don't even know if they're wrestling. Those who do know they're wrestling don't even know their match stipulations! (JG Note: It sounds like Nitro more and more every week.) With that, Vince unveils the giant Raw Roulette and explains that each spin will decide the fate of the night's wrestlers. Speaking of fate, boss, last week Willie did what he could to make you happy. A'member that match 'tween Trips and Ric Flair? Well, Reegs only interfered to keep The Game out of the Royal Rumble. He did it for you. He loves you. Feel the love. Feel it. Mac does feel it, Mr. G.M. But you know what would be even more loving? Injuries. Yeah. If you could take the Barbarian Poseur out once and for all, it would be soooo friggin' sweet. Mmm. Sweet like candy. So let's make that happen. Let's spin this ish and decide what type of match you and Mr. Helsmely will have. Spin… Click, click, click… Cake Eating Contest…. Click, click, click… Farting Competition…. Click, click, click… Steel Cage Match… Click, click, click… FIRST BLOOD MATCH It appears to stop on steel cage at first. The audience cheers. Then it moves a little bit more and lands on "first blood." Everyone stops cheering. Then, after a moment to ponder the possibilities, they cheer again. Yay. Boo. Fire Russo. This is awesome. Having no choice but to accept his fate, His Lordship hangs his head and walks from the room. As he does, he's attacked. Any fan of pro wrestling knows that each gimmicked punch is accompanied by a sound effect. Some guys yell, "BAH" with each hit. Some shoot, "Da-DOOSH!" Triple H had a new one. He came out of nowhere and slammed his fist in Regal's face with a mighty… "Yoooooo-Faaaaa!" Willy hits the floor. Officials came running out and held The Gameboy back as we roll the opening credits. Raw Theme Plays. I got $600 in the bank, Mother F**ker! Happy Raw, people! It's the first Monday Night Raw of the new year and what better way to kick things off than with a giant wheel of fate? With the fates of Raw's top names hanging in the gimmicked balance, tonight's show looks to be a big stop on the road to the road that we turn off of to get onto the exit ramp that leads to the road to WrestleMania. Where will it land? What will it choose? Who will win? No one knows. Feed the hungry Hip-Hippos! Shawn Michaels may not be here to feed hippos, but he's here to play his musical foot for all to hear. Clad in cowboy hat and chaps as usual, The Boy Toy dances to the ring and awaits the arrival of his opponent - Mr. Kennedy Kennedy. When Ken finally shows up, his trademarked speech is interrupted by his almost-daddy. Mr. McMahon shows up on the Titan Tron and spins the wheel….makes the deal. Spin… Click, click, click… Judy Bagwell on a Pole Match Click, click, click… Big Glove Boxing Match…. Click, click, click… Naked Thumb Wrestling Match… Click, click, click… STRANGE BEDFELLOWS MATCH What does this mean? It means that the two enemies have to team up with each other. Yes, sir. It's a WWE Strange Bedfellows Match or, as TNA calls it, a tag title match. 1.
Strange Bedfellows Match: Shawn Michaels and Ken Kennedy defeated Charlie Haas and Trevor Murdoch when Kennedy pinned Haas. Charlie Haas and Trevor Murdoch might as well be patio furniture. The whole match is really about the Raw Roulette stip. (JG Note: The first JG Note appeared during the 2002 Raw Roulette.) Jim Ross actually says, "Spin the wheel, make the deal," as the match starts. Man. I sure hope there's no Cole Miner's Glove Match on that thing. Kennedy made sure to play the heel role and refuse to work with his partner. Michaels responded by violently dumping him from the ring and taking his spot in the action. That's about when Charlie went crazy. Yeah. The World's Greatest Rotating Tag Team Partner - and first Radio Free Insanity guest - left the ring and returned with a red mask on. He followed that by shouting, "It's time." Time for what, you wonder? Time to confuse the audience into silence. There was no reaction for Haas' apparent Britney-esque meltdown. Instead, the fans sat stunned as Chuck was beaten from pillar to post. After being unmasked, Charles didn't see any better luck either. HBK beat him silly and eventually leveled him with Sweet Chin Music. The Rocker never got to score the pinfall though. Kennedy rushed in and nailed his partner with the Mic Check before scoring a pinfall on The Unmasked Superstar himself. After the bell, Double K leaned in close and seemed to whisper sweet nothings into Shawn's ear. Bit creepy. I thought he was going to start kissing his forehead. Still to come: Wet Hair vs. Poofy Hair. There can be only one. Commercial Break. 400 BABIES! SPORTS! The next match is a Trading Places match. That means that the opponents must dress as each other. No one explains how they got each other's wrestling trunks. Just, you know, don't think about it. Bob Holly as Carlito Cool - Aftro wig, Carlito trunks. Jerry Lawler says his hair is "worse than Sanjaya." Glad to see that we're kicking 2008 off with current pop culture references. 2.
Trading Places Match: Bob Holly (with Cody Rhodes) pinned Carlito Cool (with Santino Marella) after the Alabama Slam Holly lost his wig immediately. Carlito, on the other hand, had his head gear firmly in place. Both men had their partners at ringside for this one. While Cody Rhodes stayed out of the action, Santino Marella tried to get involved at one point. (Jerry Lawler Note: He's cheating like Richard Hatch from Survivor!) It didn't do him any good though. All it did was distract the ref long enough for Holly to spit apple into Carl's face. (Jerry Lawler Note: Don't go there! Who let the dogs out?) He followed it up with an Alabama Slam and finally a pinfall. (Jerry Lawler Note: Where's the beef?) Mr. McMahon is hanging out with Maria in the Raw Roulette Room. Say, Dum-Dum, how about spinning the wheel and deciding the match that all the Divas will fight in tonight. Miss M gives it a go and the choices tick round and round. It appears to stop on "Submission Match." That's boring, though. You know it. I know it. Mr. McHorny knows it. So he asks Ria to turn her head and think about something else. That way, he can have time to spin the wheel to something a little more…saucy. Like Lingerie Pillow Fight. (JG Note: Why even have that on there? What if Holly and Carlito had landed on that one? Yikes!) Ria seems pleased with the new bout. VKM makes one request of her, though. "You cannot, under any set of circumstances, put a foreign object into any of those pillows." "Don't worry because my pillows are all natural." I half expected Vinnie Mac to bug his eyes out like the Tex Avery wolf and shout, "Homina! Homina!" He didn't. Instead, Vince smiles and simply walks away. As he does, Maria stares into space and grins for a brief moment before we go to commercial. I wonder what she thinking about. The New Hampshire Primaries? Global Warming? The lyrics to "The Farmer in the Dell?" Yeah. I'm leaning towards the Farmer one too. Commercial Break. Eggs-ellence of Execution. (Stop moaning. You would have said the same thing.) Video Recap: Jeff Hardy gave Randy Orton an RKO. Orton responded by kicking his brother in the head. People across the world immediately try to convince Jeb Bush to give Randy Orton the RKO. We go to the Event Center with Todd Grisham. Grishy interviews Jeff Hardy about last week's antics. Hardy, who's scripted promos sound really scripted, explains that Matt is his older brother. He goes on to explain how that means that Matt was on Earth before he was. (I kid you not.) Scripted feeling and over explanation aside, the fans ate it up. Jeff Hardy is to WWE fans what David Hasselhoff is to Germans. Back at the announce table, Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler break some news. Tonight…it's Jeff Hardy vs. Umaga inside of a steel cage. Will Jeff be able to come out on top? (JG Note: How nice is it to be able to ask that question? A few years ago, the question would have been, "Can Jeff Hardy stay awake?") We shoot back to the Raw Roulette Room. Hornswoggle is running to and fro and spinning the wheel as he does. That's when his daddy leans in to tell him something very important. Unfortunately, that's also when the audio difficulties kick in. I think the gist was that Swoggle can get a Royal Rumble spot if he does something tonight. Not sure exactly what that something might be. Although Mr. McMahon didn't undo his pants, which is a good sign though. The segment ends early and we head to the broadcast booth so the announcers can apologize for the sound troubles. Still to come: American Blueblood. British Blueblood. First Blood. Also, women in lingerie. Hope you enjoy it. Not too much though or else you'll end up like Carlos Solis. Commercial Break. Roddy Piper really liked these action figures. We're back and there's some good news. J.R. has a surprise! It's the footage that we just saw only this time…there's sound! That's right. Feast your ears on this, beeches! Moments Ago…Vince McMahon posed a question to Hornswoggle. Do you know who won the 1999 Royal Rumble? (JG Note: No, but I know who won the 2004 Rumble. Who was that again? Chris? Ben? Wha…?) That's right, Midge. The 99 Winner was Mr. McMahon. But hey. Guess what. The 2007 Winner can be a McMahon too. Yup. You! All you have to do is win your tag match tonight. You even get to pick your own partner. So run out there, you little green animal, and do something silly. 3.
Lingerie Pillow Fight: Ashley defeated Melina, Jillian, Mickie James, and Maria Welcome back, Ashley. You're just in time for stupidity. Seriously. This was terrible. Look. You want to sell me half naked women having pillow fights - fine. I'm for half naked women with pillows. Lots of guys are. Put it on DVD. Spray them with a hose. Tar and feather 'em. Whatever. But to waste TV time with this is just insane. No one is getting naked on the USA Network. But hey, at least the crowd liked it, right? That's the important thing. One problem - they didn't! They sat quietly for all the spankings and pillow throwing. It wasn't until The China Survivor (until the second tribal council) climbed the top turnbuckle that they finally cheered. One body splash later and the match was over. Ding, ding, ding. This match just set the women's division back four years. Triple H is walking to the ring. Yoooo-faaaaa! Commercial Break. In two weeks, Raw debuts in HD. Finally, we'll be able to see the hairs in Lillian Garcia's nose. We open on a conversation in progress. Hornswoggle asked Super Crazy something during the break and Super's responding. "I am Super, but I am not that Crazy." 4.
First Blood Match: Triple H defeated William Regal William Regal had one hell of a makeover. He looks like a different guy. Famous for being one of the palest wrestlers in history, he now has a tan that rivals Hunter's. Couple that with his Partridge Family hair and UWF Ted DiBiase glove and you have a whole new dude. Hell, it might actually be a new guy. Between him and Jeff Hardy, I wouldn't be surprised to find out there was some sort of Body Snatchers thing going on here. New look aside, Regal is getting a reaction now. At one point, the fans broke into a massive "Regal Sucks" chant. That didn't stop Willie from doing his thing. He pounded away on Trips and attempted to bust him open at every turn. That's the dangerous thing about First Blood Matches, though. Blood can sometimes just happen. You have to be careful and not blow the finish by accidentally slamming the top of your head into the ring steps. It's a testament to the abilities of William and Hunter that it didn't happen. There were a number of occasions that looked like Hunt could have been bloodied but he didn't. It wasn't until the brass knuckles made an appearance that all came to a close. Will tried to attack with them but was stopped short by a "Double A Spinebuster." Helmsley then proceeded to give us a pretty awesome ending. He sat the General Manager up on the mat and started punching him in the head with the knux until his flesh opened up and blood poured out. It looked sick. One of the most graphic and memorable finishes to a First Blood Match I've seen in a long time. Following the bloody victory, The King of Kings hit a Pedigree for good measure. Yeah! Take that back to England, you Burrito-Eater! Tell the Ayatollah that the good ol' U.S. of A says "Adios!" USA! USA! USA! Commercial Break. Daddy! My Warrior doll says that you're queer.
Back from the break and it seems like Hornswoggle has just offered Santino Marella the coveted spot of Leprechaun babysitter tonight. His response?
"Let me get this straight. You want me to team with you for a chance to be in the Royal Rumble. Why don't we just get Count Chocula and make it a six man? Better yet, why don't you just put me in the loony bin with Britney Spears because I would have to be insane to risk my Rumble spot with you. Plus, that would irritate your papa, something I do not want. And no offense, but small people - how you say? - creep me out."
Video Recap of the JBL-Y2J feud. Chris Jericho got under John Layfield's skin by calling him a "wrestling afterthought." Jericho knows what he's talking about too. This is the same guy who went from a huge Raw return to a midcard throwaway match against Santino Marella within two weeks.
Mr. Jericho, they're playing your theme song. You're up.
OK, Junior! How'd ya like to go downtown to Chinatown?
Sounds good. I'm in the mood for some pork fried rice. Meet you back here around 11?
Uh…I just meant that…um, no one ever agreed before. I wasn't being serious.
You mean you don't like me like that?
Huh? 5.
Handicap Match: Chris Jericho defeated JBL and Snitsky via disqualification Jericho's growing his goatee again. It's only a few weeks shy of being toilet brush length again. Hey…here's a question. How come Y2J is automatically on the disadvantaged side of the handicap match wheel spin? I mean, when the wheel stopped, why couldn't he be like, "Sweet! Handicap match! I pick…ummmmmm…Mark Henry and The Great Khali!" I guess he didn't think of it. He's probably so used to getting screwed over in things like this. This match was pretty basic. Snitsky did most of the work as only he can - slow and clunky. It wasn't until Snitty was knocked from the ring that John Layfield got into it. He tossed Chris to the outside and the two battled on. That, I'm afraid, was the beginning of the end. As Y2J+8 argued with the official, Layfield grabbed the ring bell and slamed him in the face with it. Moongoose hit the floor and that's when the pain really began John found a thick ringside cable and tied it around Fozzy's neck. With the cable wrapped around Chris' throat, Bradshaw pulled him all around the arena. From ringside to the entranceway, The Ayatollah of Rock-n-Rolla gasped for air. Even worse, with each tug, the former Acolyte took a moment to pound him with punches. When the finally got to the top of the ramp, Big John prepared to take it to another level. He hooked the cable to the metal beams and prepared to hang his foe like a Fern. Officials came running out to stop him - which they did. Only problem? As they scolded Layfield, none of them took the time to help Jericho get the cable off of his neck. Even Lawler pointed it out. No use in saving someone from a beating if they only end up choking to death in the process. (JG Note: I'm sure The Over-Analysis Patrol will tear this segment apart for all the reasons you might expect. Personally, I think it was fine. The first wrestling name that sprang into my mind when I saw it was Stan Hansen. I'm sure that there's plenty of people who will complain about it because…well, you know. But whatever. It got JBL over as a nutjob. It was successful.)
Jim Ross says that JBL treated Jericho "like he would a farm animal." Now, now, J.R. I don't know what you're implying, but Bradshaw didn't try to have sex with him. Come on. Get your mind out of the gutter.
It's Tagswoggle time! I thought for sure that Hornswoggle's partner would be Triple H. Instead, it was someone named "B.K. Jordan." Jordan looks like he weighs about 110 pounds. It's another name to add to WWE's new overused gimmick of bring out undersized jobbers and giving them TV time….
…or not. Out of nowhere, the Razor Ramon-like opening licks to Mick Foley's theme song play out and Mrs. Foley's baby boy emerges to join his mini-partner. B.K. quickly evaporates into thin air and blows away. Thanks for playing, Mr. Jordan. Say hello to Orlando and Michael for us.
6.
Royal Rumble Qualifier: Hornswoggle and Mick Foley defeated The Highlanders
I was hoping that Horny's match was against a better duo. Come on. The Highlanders? Did he even need a partner to beat them? After all, this is the Leprechaun that overcame the Great Khali. I think The McAllisters shouldn't be a problem. Doesn't hurt to have insurance though. In this case, insurance exists within sweat socks. Mr. Socko finds its way to Cactus Jack's hand and into Rory's mouth. This is followed by a DDT and a tag to the little guy. One flying splash later and we have two new Rumble entrants - The Midget and The Cactus. Bang, bang! Horny! Bang, bang! Horny!
Following the official word, The Littlest McMahon tossed Mr. Tubesock into the crowd…but fell short. (JG Note: No pun intended. Just a little joke…HA! Did it again!) The guy in the front row who missed catching it looked to the referee as if to say, "Yo! What the f**k?!" Poor guy. I hope someone helps out and gets him that used sock with Rory McAllsiter's spit. He deserves it.
It's main event time. The cage lowers and we get set for Umaga vs. Jeff Hardy. But before the match gets started, Randy Orton's music played. The WWE Champion came out to sit at ringside and watch the match. Why? He hasn't done anything yet and this is the last match. If he didn't, then there would have been no point in him showing up for work tonight. Hell, even Dennis Stamp doesn't go to a show if he's not booked.
7.
Steel Cage Match: Jeff Hardy pinned Umaga
It's great to see Jeff Hardy in this spot. I mean, it's Jeff in a main event spot for longer than two weeks! Has that ever happened before? Up until now, Hardy was the guy who would get a brief push and then fall back down the ladder. Seeing him in the spot that he's in is a good thing for both him and the fans. It's not good for Randy Orton, though. He fears that this newfound momentum can lead to a Hardy Title Victory at the Royal Rumble. That's why the RKO Kid spends most of the match screaming encouragement from ringside. The more damage Umaga does, the less able-bodied Jeffery will be at the Rumble. There's another reason too. According to Jim Ross, it's all about…well…
"It's all about the 3 Ds for Randy Orton!"
He starts to explain what the 3 Ds are. Instead, the audio gets stopped short and we go to ten seconds of awkward silence. I wonder why. Oh, Jim Ross, testify.
Orton's attempt to steer the contest doesn't end. Showing he has a better arm than Hornswoggle, Randall tosses a steel chair over the top of the cage to the waiting Samoan Bulldozer. Maggie catches it and slams the Hardy Boy in the head with it. Even after Jeff regained control, he couldn't escape the cage. He found the door slammed into his face by The Legend Killer - sending him back into the ring. After avoiding a Samoan Spike, the I.C. Champion nailed a Twist of Fate and set out to win the bout. He contemplated climbing out, but figured the best course of action would be to take his shirt off and throw it first. (JG Note: Good move. That sh*t's heavy, man.) Ort cut him off at the pass, though. He stood below and dared Jeffy to jump off.
Which he did…
…into the ring and onto Umaga.
After hitting the Armando-less Savage with a 15 foot high Whisper in the Wind, Matt's brother made the cover and got himself a three count. Excellent match. Excellent ending.
We watched instant replays while Hardy watched Orton. Orton watched him back. Everyone's watching everyone else as we fade to black.
All in all...
Rough start tonight. The first hour was pretty tedious. The second hour was off-the-charts.
A case can be made that Raw's programs are better when the direction of the company is more secure. WWE knows what they have set up for the next few months. This is what they're selling. They know their product and they're presenting it well. Instead of spitting paper against the wall and hoping something will stick, they have a clear and concise plan.
Jeff Hardy is doing amazingly. He's always had the talent. Now he has the company confidence. If he rides this thing out, there's no telling how far he can go. Imagine that. A top baby face that fans actually want to cheer for. Been a while since that happened. With the mixed reactions for John Cena and overall disdain for guys like Batista and Lashley, WWE finally gets to push a good guy that people like. Crazy, right? I forgot that they could do that.
His main event steel cage match was awesome too. Hats off to all involved.
So, Mick Foley is in the Royal Rumble. You think he ever goes back and watches that whole, "I'm not going to be one of those people who comes back all the time" speech he gave a few years ago and laughs? He should. It's one thing to come back from a retirement constantly. It's another to take cheap shots in your retirement speech at others who did that only to mimic it yourself. Then again, no one else seems to notice . Foley's like Teflon. If Triple H retired in a grandiose way and made sure to cut down others who couldn't stay retired only to do the same thing himself, people would egg his house. Dude Love does it and we all clap. Go figure.
JBL is nuts. That's the vibe I got tonight. I said it during the show and I'll say it now. He's Stan Hansen with a stock portfolio. I'm glad he's back. At the risk of ruining his rep, I have to give him credit. In terms of heel ability, there's very few who can hold a candle to Bradshaw.
Triple H and William Regal put on a great First Blood match. If for no other reason than the sick finish. I was really impressed with the brutality of it. It also signified the transition from the Hour One Fluff Show to the Hour Two Wrestling Show.
Imagine how great Raw would be if it were only an hour long.
That does it for me, guys. Be sure to check back during the week for more great content. Tomorrow, it's part two of Canadian Bulldog's 2007 Year in Review and, over on
ClubWWI.com, ZAH takes a look at TNA Final Resolution. Plus, many more things on the way!
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