AndyThePants

Who was the first wrestler to attack a WWE wrestler in the Invasion angle?

BQ: What wrestler was attacked?

Has anyone played this, and if so, what are your memories of it? It was released for the SNES back in 1994 and is completely forgotten by everyone but was a bonkers game to play. Like all wrestling games back then, everyone had the same movelist except for finishers. It had a lot of different match types, different kinds of finishers (top rope, pinning, submissions, etc...) and this weird but cool PIP commentary and sound effects.

What was really crazy about the game was the movelists. Everyone could pull a Tombstone and you could, I sh*t you not, do a Canadian Destroyer. They called it a Jumping Sunset Flip, but really, it's a Canadian Destroyer. If anyone here is into ROMs and has a SNES emulator I highly suggest you check it out just for kicks.

Who do you think it is? I'm hedging my bets on Shane Helms.

I wrestled my first match with WWE when I was 17. I am part of a wrestling "clique". I won every single sanctioned WWE title possible except one. I won a belt as a Conquistador.. I've had many gimmicks. I get a lot of cheers, but was famously once booed out of the building.. Who am I?

I was the first WWE wrestler to have the Tombstone piledriver as my finisher. My nickname was "The Rock". I was the ECW champion before it was "Extreme". I was in the match that inspired Mick Foley to wrestle. I won a King of the Ring.

You know the drill.

I've been in WWE, WCW and ECW. I had one of the most gruesome injuries on PPV. I nearly killed another wrestler, in and out of the ring. I love softball. I've been the WWE and WCW champion twice each.

Correct one gets the ten points.

I've appeared in WWE from 1992 to the present. My finishers were a top rope move and a submission. The inspiration for my character was the Joker from Batman. I was a character on WWE's last arcade game. I've made appearances in the original ECW.

Best answer to the right one. Made the last one too hard, hope this one is easier.

I've held the two titles in WWE. My movelist includes the Shooting Star press. I was part of some of the most brutal matches in WWE. My opponents include Kurt Angle, Big Show, and Vince McMahon.

This one is kind of easy. Best answer to first correct one.

A lot of people desperately wanted another Monday Night Wars with TNA and WWE. Before Hogan showed up, many thought it would happen. So far it hasn't, but it's still possible.

The question is that who here actually watched throughout the original Monday Night Wars? Specifically, from 1996 to 1999. After that, WCW was doing so badly that it wasn't really happening anymore. Just wondering because my friend's son said he wanted it to happen again, but he's ten so it's kind of impossible for him to really know what it was like. Thoughts?

Now, in addition to Udonis Haslem and Mike Miller (Both good role players) they desperately needed a big center to stand under the rim. So they snatched up Zydrunas, who's pretty much great for that being a 7'3" goon.

Are the Heat actually becoming a good team? Do they even need anything else? Maybe a better PG, defensive freak or guy to crash the boards? Right now, it looks like they could get it done and my Cs might be pushed out so it'll be all about Lakers/Heat. Can anyone realistically say that this team can't get it done now?

Okay, so first they toss out Stone Cold catchphrases, now they're doing Roddy Piper's? I'll bet my left nut once they reveal him it'll end up being Abraham Washington or some other letdown.

Has anyone seen his Myspace and Twitter posts? You'd think he thought he actually accomplished something in his singles career with the way he talks. He comes off like a spoiled brat who didn't get what he wants. Check out his stuff if you don't know what I mean, it's pretty pathetic. Is he upset he sounds like a retarded Colonel Sanders? Lack of success without Jeff? Or, as I asked, is he just insane?

If this is the Religion & Spirituality section, why are 99% of the questions about atheism, which is the exact lack of religion and spirituality?

This is too anyone who has actually read the Christian Bible. I know it speaks against free love in general, but if you are a single male, is there any tenet or proclamation or any clearly lined word of God that speaks against doing whoever you want and having lots and lots of sex?

As a whole, I thought it had a lot of potential. It ended up playing too predictable on the wrong matches (Sheamus fluke win/Undertaker wins) and the others either sucked or... well, they just sucked. I don't care anymore. Either I'm moving on, or this crap is just getting worse. I don't even care about Michaels and Jericho, which is saying something. I mean, Taker won because of Teddy Long?! At any rate, did anyone like this horseshit? And am I just frustrated or expecting too much?

So, Ricky Hatton is going to be hosting RAW next week? Let's see, a retired boxer who hasn't been in the news since the 80's? I smell some sort of fishy Bret Hart promo or maybe a heel-ish DX moment? Hatton made an appearance at a PPV back in the day, but that was when Bret was heel the first time around. Can it be, could Bret make an appearance?

FYI, Bret Hart got his nickname Ricky Hatton, who was called "The Hitman"

The rumor is he may be coming back, but considering his age, and how they've used Christian since he's come back (I.E. as a top player on ECW a.k.a. premium FCW), do you really think this is going to happen?

After watching an edition of ECW for the first time in, well, ever, I saw a particularily horrific wrestling kit. I think it was Zack Ryder(?), but it's the one with one pant leg and bandana, like the Karate Kid on acid.

Anyways, it got me thinking: What's the worst wrestling outfit ever? I say Giant Gonzales bodysuit with the muscles and hair painted on and the "Ken Doll" mangina.

Is it a Dolph Lundgren-Dirk Diggler reference, because he has that sort of look, but who knows. Chilly McFreeze anyone?

Now, what I mean is the wrestler that nobody wants to wrestle. Not as a storyline or as part of t.v. The actual wrestler not want to get in the ring with someone as stiff or careless or drugged out (or whatever) as the opponent. I put my money on New Jack. That guy is scary.