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For my money he should have been given the ECW title at the ECW Elimination Chamber at the ECW PPV. At 33 years old we can sadly assume that his untimely death is steroid related. As much as I was a fan of his, he was most definetly unnaturally large. So sad to loose another one so young and with each death the age seems to drop lower and lower,

I liked him when he reapeared on ECW and was gettin a big push. RIP Big Man

Just out of intrest. What is the greatest WWE PPV you've ever seen? For me it's Royal Rumble 2000, with the debut of Tazz,the first ever tables match, the HHH/Cactus Jack street fight and the Rumble which saw The Rock and Big Show battle it out to get to WrestleMania.

The title matches are built up around awesome stories. MITB is for fans who love to see crazy shit and all sorts af high spots. I guess the point is to keep all their audiene happy.

They need title matches at 'Mania, it's as simple as that. The IC Title hasn't been defended at Mania in a while. The US title also rarely gets defended, WM 20/22/23. Also it could indicate that Punk could win MITB.

Oh and Petey wasn't released his contract expired. He was offered a new one but refused.

I can only assume you are joking. I loved Little Petey Pump.

Seriously though......how many storyline have they had and later contradicted with other storylines.......there must be a fair few .

The WWE take its audience as being morons with a 2 second memory span. Afer all it was on WWE TV where HHH and Steph "got divorced" then years later Orotn RKO's her and all of a sudden they're married again

I'm loving the whole Orton/McMahons angle. Taker/HBK willbe awesome simply for the fact that it is a Legends of WrestleManiamatch. MITB will deliver the crazy highspots as usual if that your thing. Jeff vs Matt could be good if gien a decent amount of time and a Jeff win. Couldn't care less about anything else I've heard so far.

Expect Bourne andMorrison to make the MITB.

1.Favourite wrestler - Ric Flair 2.Most famous wrestler you have seen - Ric Flair

Talk about any wrestling you want. If you mention something about WWE, I'm sure you could get a discussion.

The last time I spoke to KId Fite I was telling him that I was looking to start training again. He was telling me to get down to is gym and he'd be happy to take me and my mate on. So far i think if Iam going to get back into it I'd like to train with him. No disrespect, but the guy who was training us at SWA wasn't exactly an amazing wrestler, so it would be a lot of fun to learn from Kid Fite.

It was SWA I went to put I would like to find out more about other palces before deciding to go back. I'm pretty big too, 6ft 6 and after my first training session I was told that if I kept going I could be pretty decent. Looking back on it now, it was daft to stop going, I should have jus stuck to it.

I went for around a month/6weeks but that was a while ago now. I'm looking to start back but I don't know where I want to go for it. Need to get in shape first though You play 5's every week and think your fit til you go to wrestling and your blowing oot yer arse efter the warm up .

Just curious, but has anyone ever done any training?

Glad to see Barney get a win.

Still seems to get heat out of the live audience so I guess that as long as it does he'll keep using it.

In the middle of watching Raw and I just realised........how much does Jericho say "pandering to these hypocrits"?

I was talking to Kid Fite after the after hours show at the sports cafe for the royal rumble and he said his shoulder was fucked and he thought he would be out for a while. I guess it wasn't as bad as he thought it was.

I thought Kid Fite had a shoulder injury.

One of the reasons for Scotty Goldman's release from WWE last week was due to a botched spot in his match with Umaga, which aired on last Friday's SmackDown. Umaga was going to give Goldman his finisher, the Asiatic Spike, and he jumped to take the thumb as a bump and landed a bit awkwardly. It appeared as if Goldman was trying to sell the move a bit more dramatically, but he actually botched it as Umaga's thumb missed hitting him. Umaga pinned him as planned, and then made his way up the ramp. Vickie Guerrero then showed up and ordered the match to be restarted. Goldman took the move properly the second time. There was heat on Goldman over having to do the match twice, reports www.prowrestling.NET. It is unknown if the botched move was the official reason for his release from the company, but it definitely played a part.

The Warrior was massive amongst kids because of his cartoony style character.......he is entertaining these days simply because he's a fucking head case, he has also cut some of the funnily/bad promos ever. Andre was popularsimply because he was like a carnivale act.....everytime he wrestled it was like a freak show.

I'd actually like to see Colt turn up in TNA.