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Banned
GWF maintains its hot streak.
G-fex vs panda next week book it!
G-fex vs panda next week book it!
Don't know how it came across on TV... but the crowd was pretty damn loud at this point... but not as loud as when Vickie and Ziggles were out there... Couldn't hear a damn thing at that point.
The crowd was okay, I'm not saying they were terrible at all, but a near riot would've made the moment classic. Hell, the WWE should've hired an "angry fan" to jump the barrier and try to attack Punk to get over just how disgusting that was. I can't wait for all the angry reviews this week from people who don't even realize they're being worked.
CM Punk ‏@CMPunk
You people are pigs. I saved a mans life tonight. This isn't something you joke about. PIGS. #learnCPR
Final scene of GWF tonight:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foqltaBjCnE&feature=youtu.be
Thank you all for coming, it's great to see you all enjoy it. I'm thrilled
Here's the Twitch.tv archive for it, in case you missed the show. Now has a scrolling text chat so you can pretend to be there as it happened!
http://www.twitch.tv/sunnybuns/b/339722203
you dont get it man lawler was legit shook by what punk said
How's the PC?
I can't believe people are offended over King's heart attack being turned into an angle. Jerry Lawler isn't the king of wrestling, he's the king of completely and utterly tasteless angles. His career was built on them. This isn't shit compared to some of the amazingly tasteless things he did in Memphis all the way up through the 90s. It's not even the worst thing he's done on WWE television.
The previously mentioned Jake Roberts angle in 1996, calling Goldust a fag (which he also did with Jimmy Valiant in the 70s on Memphis TV), the constant terrible fat and ugly jokes at Vickie's expense, pretty much every Raw in the Attitude Era had him saying something more offensive than turning the heart attack into an angle.
But you look at his history in Memphis and you'll see some of the most tasteless and offensive wrestling angles you'll ever see. From the 70s until at least the 90s, though I'm sure he's done some offensive stuff in the past decade as well. The gluttony of straight up racist angles he was responsible for in Memphis is pretty crazy. It is especially hilarious the the dirt sheet guys, who should be life long wrestling fans who are old enough to remember those angles, are upset over turning it into an angle. They of all people should know how it works. In any other era, a heel would have taken credit before they even knew if King was okay. For sure immediately after .
Stop watching now it doesn't get any better than that.Yay! Layla vs that other girl! eve sure has big boobs.
Uh, yes it does. Hello?Stop watching now it doesn't get any better than that.
Antonio Cecaro is getting better on the mich at least. But R-Truth is still better. YUROP in my FACE!
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bwaahha. this Kane/Bryan segment is nice!
Why wasn't DMc here for Raw? did he stop posting in the thread?
He's old. He can't go anymore. He just jumps in the thread every now and then for a cheap pop, and then leaves.Why wasn't DMc here for Raw? did he stop posting in the thread?
Who?Where the fuck was 3MB?
Because, secretly, every Canadian wants to be an American.Why does Canadian Eric Young wear American speedos under his wrestling gear (that he always takes off mid match)?
I managed to watch Raw in the time it took to cook some hard boiled eggs.
Where the fuck was 3MB?
DISC 1
Documentary:
The Birth of Attitude
Entrance Music
D-Generation X
Austin vs. McMahon
Long-Arching Stories
Innovations
New Demographic
Critics
Expansion
Comedy
Wealth of Talent
The World Was Watching
Watershed Period
Promos:
Jim Ross interviews Goldust & Marlena
Raw Nov 3, 1997
Steve Austin Throws the InterContinental Championship Off A Bridge
Raw Dec 15, 1997
Soldier of Love
Raw May 4, 1998
Mr McMahon Presents Mankind with the WWE Hardcore Championship
Raw Nov 2, 1998
Jim Ross Interviews Triple H
Sunday Night Heat July 25, 1999
An Evening At The Friendly Tap
SmackDown! Jan 20, 2000
Mae Young and the Acolyte Protection Agency
SmackDown! Jan 27, 2000
The Jug Band
Judgment Day 2000
Triple H Trains Trish Stratus
SmackDown! July 27, 2000
Edges Totally Awesome Birthday
Raw Oct 30, 2000
The Rocks Message to His Hell in a Cell Opponents
Raw Dec 4, 2000
GTV
DISC 2
Mike Tyson Joins DX
Raw Mar 2, 1998
A New Beginning For D-Generation X
Raw March 30, 1998
Sable vs. Marvelous Marc Mero
Raw May 11, 1998
Nation of Degeneration
Raw July 6, 1998
Matches:
Brawl for All Match
Bart Gunn vs. Dr Death Steve Williams
Raw July 27, 1998
Four Corners Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship
The Undertaker & Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kane & Mankind vs. The New Age Outlaws vs. The Rock & Owen Hart
Raw Aug 10, 1998
Lions Den Match
Ken Shamrock vs. Owen Hart
SummerSlam 1998
Finals of WWE Championship Tournament
The Rock vs. Mankind
Survivor Series 1998
The Rock & The Undertaker vs. Mankind & Stone Cold Steve Austin
Raw Dec 7, 1998
Austin Gives The Corporation A Beer Bath
Raw March 22, 1999
The Undertaker vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin
Raw June 28, 1999
The Debut of Y2J
Raw Aug 9, 1999
DISC 3 (Updated)
European & Intercontinental Championship Match
DLo Brown vs. Jeff Jarrett
SummerSlam 1999
Buried Alive Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship
The Rock & Mankind vs. The Undertaker & Big Show
SmackDown! Sept 9, 1999
Stone Cold & Jim Ross vs. Triple H & Chyna
Raw Oct 11, 1999
Boss Mans Sympathy for Big Shows Dad
Raw Nov 18, 1999
The Wedding of Stephanie McMahon & Andrew Test Martin
Raw Nov 29, 1999
The Godfather & DLo Brown vs. Too Cool
SmackDown Jan 27, 2000
WWE Hardcore Championship Match
Hardcore Holly vs. Crash Holly
Raw March 27, 2000
WWE Championship Match
Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero
Raw April 3, 2000
Steel Cage Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
Rikishi vs. Val Venis
Fully Loaded 2000
Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match for the World Tag Team Championship
Edge & Christian vs. The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz
SummerSlam 2000
Hell in A Cell Match for the WWE Championship
Kurt Angle vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock vs. Undertaker vs. Triple H vs. Rikishi
Armageddon 2000
Special Features
(Expected Best Buy Exclusive)
GTV Al Snow & Head
Mae Young Gives Birth
Raw Feb 28, 2000
WWE Womens Championship Match
Lita vs. Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley
Raw June 12, 2000
The Dudley Boyz vs. The Hardy Boyz
Raw July 17, 2000
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVES
King of Kings Match
Ken Shamrock vs. Triple H vs. Owen Hart
Raw June 29, 1998
The Oddities w/ Insane Clown Posse vs. The Headbangers
Raw Sept 28, 1998
The Truth About Sammy
Raw Jan 18, 1999
The Unholy Union of Stephanie McMahon & The Undertaker
Raw April 26, 1999
The Rock vs. Val Venis
SmackDown Oct 7, 1999
Survivor Series Elimination Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Kane & Shane McMahon vs. Triple H, X-Pac & The New Age Outlaws
SmackDown Nov 4, 1999
WWE Hardcore Championship Match
Al Snow vs. Crash Holly
SmackDown June 29, 2000
The Hardy Boyz & Lita vs. Perry Saturn, Eddie Guerrero & Dean Malenko
SmackDown Nov 30, 2000
Chris Jericho & The Dudley Boyz vs. Kurt Angle, Edge & Christian
Raw Dec 25, 2000
R-Truth def. Tensai
PHOTOS | VIDEO
With the incumbent, immaculately dressed champion Antonio Cesaro scouting at ringside (note to all: It's a satchel. Indiana Jones had one), R-Truth made a strong case for himself as a challenger for Cesaro's United States Championship, which he will indeed compete for at the fall classic, with a win over no less a beast than Tensai. The mighty gaijin attempted to ground the freewheeling Superstar with his signature nerve holds and power attacks, but Truth sprung forth with a Little Jimmy to put his monstrous challenger away.
Of course, Cesaro couldn't let the victory stand without a little bit of multilingual mean-mugging, so he proceeded to disparage Truth with minimal fanfare. Truth, of course, would have no such travesty occur, and declared (via a knock-knock joke) that Cesaro's days as U.S. Champion were numbered.