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Originally Posted by Noid (Post 3258359)

I think Daniel Bryan could be the guy who does that with the US Title. The WWE has a hard-on for him, this much is certain. He was victorious in the main event of WrestleMania, got a win over The Miz (which is harder to get these days than you'd think), and beat Edge most recently on RAW (albeit with the decision reversed). I think Bryan will get a decent reign with the US Title, as I can't really see anyone who could take it off him right now. Maybe Morrison, if they decided to turn him heel. A member of Nexus, if they disband, maybe. But I think Bryan could be a fighting champion who gets to go over even higher level guys -- which would be tremendous for the belt.

Dolph Ziggler is being given a bit of a Honky Tonk reign on SmackDown! -- but when it comes down to it, he can beat guys cleanly. We've seen him topple The Great Khali, Kane and R-Truth with his Sleeper Hold. The IC Title is always booked with a little bit more integrity under Michael Hayes than it is used to, though.

Yes. The US title has taken a back seat for the most part, but the IC belt has been getting a good build for over a year. Started with Jericho and Rey, then Morrison had it and ran through Ziggler before dropping it McIntyre, who made Kolfi chase him forever, and Kolfi is now chasing Ziggler.

The fact that they've got established and young guys passionately vying over the title is making it seem like a legit big deal. I love Hayes just for the respect he shows for a once coveted title.

SPOILER: show

I thought someone said that was a fan made poster.

Unfortunately it is just that.

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Originally Posted by Noid (Post 3258359)

I think Daniel Bryan could be the guy who does that with the US Title. The WWE has a hard-on for him, this much is certain. He was victorious in the main event of WrestleMania,

Did you mean SummerSlam? Bryan never competed at wrestlemania...yet.

too bad because that is bad ass.

Triple H has lost some weight.

Remember how shitty that division was back when they had it in the WWF? what would be any different this time around?

Music Video of Me!:

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Originally Posted by Damian Rey (Post 3258502)

That's the problem though. It went from Hardy (eventual main eventer/ Heavyweight Champion) to Jericho (main eventer/ heavyweight champion) to Kofi (dude was hot and proving himself to be a star) to Santino (possible mistake) to Regal (great worker great on the mic) to C.M. Punk (main eventer/ Heavyweight Champion) to JBL (main eventer/ Heavyweight Champion) to Rey(main eventer/ Heavyweight Champion) to Jericho to Morrison (upper midcard on the cusp of permanent main event status) to McIntyre (doesn't belong in this list), Kofi, and Dolph (doesn't belong in this list). I feel like the I.C. belt should be given to the upper midcard guys who are either on the cusp of main event status or could main event if given the chance and not to generic looking guys like Ziggler and McIntyre who need the belt to get their gimmick over.

If you want to give the rookies and guys Vince has a hard on for something to play with, use the U.S. belt for that.

I take it you came across that video after reading the Clothesline/Lariat thread in the Q&A Forum?

I know I did.

http://poll.wwe.com/kane/

All of them are pretty bad. :-\

lol at the last one.

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Originally Posted by Cool King (Post 3259061)

http://poll.wwe.com/kane/

All of them are pretty bad. :-\

I think they're all pretty cool!

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Originally Posted by Cool King (Post 3259061)

http://poll.wwe.com/kane/

All of them are pretty bad. :-\

the last one is pretty bad ass. Reminds me of a Misfits poster or something

Watching the replay of this week's Raw on Universal HD and listening to how much of a dick Cole is lately. Is he on his period?

Cena's ultimate adversary:

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Well he is Lex Luther.. Oops, Lex Luger.

also Cole is gonna ruin The Miz for me with his "lovefest" Cole is a curse.

I watched maybe the first hour of RAW this week and actually found myself enjoying him in parts. He was dynamite during Danielson/Edge match with The Miz, entertaining as fuck.

Watching Super Cena job out 5 guys really makes me wanna fucking puke

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Originally Posted by Cool King (Post 3259061)

http://poll.wwe.com/kane/

All of them are pretty bad. :-\

I choose the monster magazine one.

Speaking of Monsters

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As seen last night on SmackDown, World Heavyweight Champion Kane issued a challenge to The Undertaker and a casket was subsequently brought to the ring. Kane opened the casket, revealing Paul Bearer with a mystical urn. Undertaker emerged from a brief darkness, assaulting Kane, thus reforming the alliance between him and Bearer.

Regarding the return of the Bearer character to World Wrestling Entertainment, William Moody said today on his official website that he was first asked about returning to the organization four months ago. He agreed to terms with WWE and his contract became effective on August 1. His return was kept a secret as he was hidden backstage at Tuesday's television tapings in Bloomington, Illinois, so wrestlers didn't know he was there until he appeared during the show closing angle.

Moody also noted a clause in his contract which allows him to continue working independent dates as long as they don't interfere with his WWE commitments.

Here is his post in its entirety:

Where do I begin my friends? I guess we should go with the "Reader's Digest" version, since those of you that visit here often know I can ramble on and on. Let's just cut to the chase. About four months ago I recieved a call from the WWE creative folks asking if I had any interest in returning to the company. Of course this totally caught me off guard.

Just to step back for a moment, many are aware that my wife passed away from three battles with cancer, on January 31, 2009; and my life took some major turns following that tragic life changing event. We were married 30-years.

Since my departure from WWE at the GREAT AMERICAN BASH on June 24, 2004, I had virtually divorced myself from professional wrestling completely and returned fulltime to Funeral Service, which some may not realize that I have a degree in Mortuary Science and I am a legit licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer. I managed a small Funeral Home and Crematory here on the Gulf Coast.

In the early Spring of 2010, I decided to test the pro wrestling waters again, and began doing some independent events, autograph signings, etc., around the country to see if the passion was still there for me. Of course it was, and it will always will be. I discovered that doing these events took me away from the loneliness I was experiencing without my wife, Dianna. I was actually having fun again; and these days if it's not fun, you can leave me out of it.

During the six-years I had been away from WWE it would be a major understatement to say that many things had changed since I signed my first contract there on December 22, 1990. We started negotiations for my return. I still had many doubts if this was what I really wanted to do. Through much prayer, and conversations with my immediate family and close friends, I decided that if all the pieces of the puzzle fell into place, that this was meant to be.

I had to fly to Pittsburgh, PA and go through major physical and mental examinations; which to my dismay, all the results came back positive. My final question to myself was... "What would my late wife Dianna want me to do?". That answer was the easiest of all... she would say, "Get your ass back on the road!". So....

...here I am. My contract actually became effective on August 1st, and sworn to secrecy, it was extremely hard to keep so many of my contacts from knowing what the future was going to hold in store for me.

Many have asked for the details of my contract, such as it's length, even monetary details, and the like. Sorry you won't get that confidential information from me. I will say that a clause in my contract allows for me to continue working independent events, if I desire, and as long as they don't interfere with my WWE commitments. The bottomline is that I consider myself very lucky, at the tender age of 56, to get another chance at the top of our game. I am truly blessed.

My SMACKDOWN re-debut to the company was set to be taped this past Tuesday evening, in Bloomington, IL. Getting there, staying at a discreet hotel, sneeking into the venue, and hiding out in the dressing area until my time in the event came, is a story onto itself. Most of the wrestlers on the card that night didn't even know I was there.

A new era has begun in my life. And I have you the fans who made the Percy Pringle / Paul Bearer characters to thank. Notwithstanding, those within WORLD WRESTLING ENTERTAINMENT who continue to have confidence in my old school abilities. It doesn't matter if it lasts a week, a month, or five more years. It's all good.

As always, I do my best to remain accessable to you folks; and I do read and answer all of my email on a timely basis. Unfortunately, you may not get the answers from me that that you may desire. I just tell it like it is with no apologies.

Inspired by the Clothesline vs Lariat thread, Stan Hansen Lariat of Andre the Giant during a match in Japan.

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ZackRyder
EDGE IS NOW ON TWITTER! HIS NAME IS @ZackRyderIsMyBro4LifeAndHeIsNotAToolAndWeLikeToFistPumpAtTheClubs2getherWWWYKI
11:15 AM Sep 24th via web

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Originally Posted by europeankeyff (Post 3259560)

ZackRyder
EDGE IS NOW ON TWITTER! HIS NAME IS @ZackRyderIsMyBro4LifeAndHeIsNotAToolAndWeLikeToFistPumpAtTheClubs2getherWWWYKI
11:15 AM Sep 24th via web

That's funny as hell.

Loved how Simon Dean would make fat people in the crowd cry and then the cameras would zoom in on them as they hung their heads in shame.