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    Quote Originally Posted by Sports Guy View Post
    And why would you wish that anyway?
    I don't wish to see Hulk Hogan wrestle ever again. I was never a big Hulk Hogan guy anyway, whether heel or face. And while Steve Austin is one of my all-time favorites, I can't imagine him having anything left in the tank after not wrestling a real match in over 8 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShaneDawg85 View Post
    I don't wish to see Hulk Hogan wrestle ever again. I was never a big Hulk Hogan guy anyway, whether heel or face. And while Steve Austin is one of my all-time favorites, I can't imagine him having anything left in the tank after not wrestling a real match in over 8 years.
    I WAS a big Hogan guy, but I do not wish to ever see him wrestle again.

    As for Austin, he looks to be in top condition, and if you watched Tough Enough last year, you would see he can still go.

    I still would love to see either Austin vs Punk or Austin vs Miz at this year's Mania, but as SG points out, that is as likely as Fielder in an O's uniform.

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    I wasn't a big fan of the Trips fired Miz and Truth angle at the end of RAW last week, but these two have been all over the place this week really building on this angle. I am now VERY intrigued at where this is going.

    I was not a fan of Miz nor Truth for a long time, but over the past couple years these guys have REALLY grown on me. I think we're looking at Miz/Truth leading the Survivor Series team against Rock/Cena's team...which SHOULD mean that Cena is not the champ at SS. If Punk walks out of this week's PPV as the champ, it would make sense for Del Rio to be his challenger at SS while Cena plays sing along with the Rock!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dipper9 View Post
    I wasn't a big fan of the Trips fired Miz and Truth angle at the end of RAW last week, but these two have been all over the place this week really building on this angle. I am now VERY intrigued at where this is going.

    I was not a fan of Miz nor Truth for a long time, but over the past couple years these guys have REALLY grown on me. I think we're looking at Miz/Truth leading the Survivor Series team against Rock/Cena's team...which SHOULD mean that Cena is not the champ at SS. If Punk walks out of this week's PPV as the champ, it would make sense for Del Rio to be his challenger at SS while Cena plays sing along with the Rock!
    Yeah,both Miz and Truth have grown on me as well. I used to be one of those Miz-haters, but he is truly an elite-level star.

    This whole HHH/Punk/Nash/Laurinaitis/Miz/Truth storyline is --at the very least-- interesting. I hope Cena winds up being the lead heel, but I fear he'll never (not anytime soon) switch.

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    Holy crap, 17 minutes in and this Raw is already amazing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeAD View Post
    Holy crap, 17 minutes in and this Raw is already amazing.
    First time I have watched RAW in forever. Def awesome start. Too bad the end of the battle royale was too predictable.

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    Thanks to the wonders of the World Wide Web I can watch Raw and Monday Night Football at the same time. Thank God its 2011.

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    Thoughts on Hell in a Cell. I didn't see it, but based on the reports:

    1. Cody Rhodes is slowly bringing the Inter Continental Championship back to prominence. Good for him, and its good to see the WWE bring back the old belt.

    2. I'm glad Del Rio won the Championship off of Cena, but if that was the plan, why did they take it off him to begin with? Had he defended it at the last PPV and then pulled the same victory last night, it would have given him some credibility. Instead, they have traded the belt around for the past few months and its making ALL of the champs look weak. Not a good job of booking the WWE Title.

    3. On the other hand, Mark Henry gets another dominating win vs Orton, and even kicked out of the RKO. Awesome. I can't believe how much I'm loving me some Mark Henry right now. So I guess Sheamus is up next for him?

    4. Miz and Truth apparently wrecked havoc all night, and then took out all three of the main eventers to end the evening. I think the Survivor Series match might just be Miz, Truth, and friends vs Cena, Rock, Trips, Kofi, and Bourne. That would be awesome.

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    VERY interesting ending to RAW last night. I am intrigued to see where this story goes. It would be too easy for Trips to just resign, but with everyone walking out, not sure what else they could do. Very interesting. Also interesting that the faces, Cena, Orton, and Punk, were missing from the scene.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dipper9 View Post
    VERY interesting ending to RAW last night. I am intrigued to see where this story goes. It would be too easy for Trips to just resign, but with everyone walking out, not sure what else they could do. Very interesting. Also interesting that the faces, Cena, Orton, and Punk, were missing from the scene.
    They almost never have the big names come out when they do these types of "empty the Raw lockerroom" things.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dipper9 View Post
    VERY interesting ending to RAW last night. I am intrigued to see where this story goes. It would be too easy for Trips to just resign, but with everyone walking out, not sure what else they could do. Very interesting. Also interesting that the faces, Cena, Orton, and Punk, were missing from the scene.
    I just read a source that said they didn't have the top names out because the writers expected the crowd to boo and didn't want the crowd booing the top faces.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sports Guy View Post
    They almost never have the big names come out when they do these types of "empty the Raw lockerroom" things.
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    I just read a source that said they didn't have the top names out because the writers expected the crowd to boo and didn't want the crowd booing the top faces.
    There's a story on WWE.com saying Trips is not stepping down and that Cena, Punk, Orton, Sheamus, and Big Show will headline RAW this week. So I guess that explains why they purposely didn't have those guys come out. So will they be facing jobbers? FCW guys who have yet to be on TV? I wonder who the announcers will be? The refs? This is an interesting storyline to say the least.

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    So, it appears everyone was at smackdown though, right?

    Its pretty poor to have everyone walk out, talk about how many guys may not be there for Raw and yet, you have them all at smackdown.

    Raw may be the main show but HHH is still "the boss" of the Smackdown wrestlers and many of those guys were at Raw when they all walked out.

    Its very inconsistent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sports Guy View Post
    So, it appears everyone was at smackdown though, right?

    Its pretty poor to have everyone walk out, talk about how many guys may not be there for Raw and yet, you have them all at smackdown.

    Raw may be the main show but HHH is still "the boss" of the Smackdown wrestlers and many of those guys were at Raw when they all walked out.

    Its very inconsistent.
    They have said "RAW" is an unsafe place to work. Not sure what makes Smackdown or PPVs any more safe? Its a cool stroyline until you take 2 seconds to think about the holes...kinda like EVERY wrestling storyline.

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    Well, this storyline has turned into a dud IMO.

    BTW, I love how the angle was that it was an unsafe working environment and there was interference in the first 2 bouts...and no one points it out.

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