2011 Pro Wrestling Thread

Because he gives good head advice to Bischoff and Hogan.

 

I'm still mad she's not a blond anymore. Not that she ever really was, but she looked better that way.

 

I like the new look. And the fact that she got rid of her, ahem, enhancements.

 

Bischoff sent the FedEx yesterday. It should get there tomorrow, right around 4:20.

 

To your first question: Usually they have the draft in, I think, May or June. Not that it really matters much,, since they jump from show to show anyways.

To answer your second question: No.

 

I thought Snooki was OK in her limited action on Monday night. Thing is, it seems weird to have her as the face in this whole thing. It would be way easier to have her slutting and drinking it up, and thus hanging out with Laycool. (Of course, none of that can happen in the current WWE anyway.) The slap on Vicki and the press on Layla weren't horrible, at least in the grand scheme of WWE celeb appearances.

 

For Trish Stratus fans (from her twitter account)
She's going to be on the cover of Oxygen Magazine and here's what it looks like.

Minor spoiler (she's in a bikini, so be aware if you're viewing at work if that might be a problem).

http://www.trishstratus.com/imgs/details.php?image_id=21561

 

She was competent enough. I just can't generate much enthusiasm for the match. Basically, we know what's going to happen. Morrison and Ziggler will put on a pretty good show, LayCool will beat down Trish, and then Snooki gets the pin.

I do agree, Snooki would be better as a heel. I was half-rooting for the crowd to start chanting ... "She's a crack-whore!"

 

Both Taker-HBK matches were excellent, but I think the rematch is slightly ahead of the first one simply because there was much more on the line. Those two worked so well together in the ring.

 

I actually enjoyed the first one better, just because you pretty much knew Michaels was going to retire. The second one had more emotion, but the first one was more, "Is this the year the streak actually ends?"

 

He didn't retire after the first one, though.

 

Well, yeah, but that was my point. Unless it was going to be a major swerve, everyone knew Taker was going to win the second one. How he would win it was in question, and there is always that little seed of doubt, but you knew who was getting his hand raised.

In the first one, you really couldn't tell who was going to win. That, to me, is the best type of match.