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Wow. I just looked at the poster and counted seven for the 1991 Rumble, and there were only like 11 on the whole poster.
It's 9 In total for 1991.
Wow. I just looked at the poster and counted seven for the 1991 Rumble, and there were only like 11 on the whole poster.


Why does Lashley talk? All his intimidation factor goes out the window when he opens his mouth
What's the freaking point of Low-Ki dropping the X Division title only to win it back the next week?
I'm a James Storm fan but The Revolution sucks.
I thought the matches were fine but nothing really good.
EC3 trolling JB continues to be entertaining.
Looling forward to Havoc vs Kong at some point.
Again, I'm glad Young is heel because he's not a guy I'm going to get behind and cheer anyway.
When he was a full time guy, I agree, and it used to piss me off all the time. But while you acknowledged him putting over Bryan, you left off him looking like the Shield's ***** two ppv shows in a row.
I wonder if Bryan had a ghost writer or if he did it Foley style.
WWE® Promotes Lisa Fox Lee
STAMFORD, Conn. WWE (NYSE:WWE) has promoted Lisa Fox Lee to Executive Vice President, Content, reporting directly to WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon.
In this newly created position, Lee will be a key member of the company's senior management team and oversee the strategic development and distribution of WWE programming and content across all platforms, including TV, WWE Network, WWE.com, WWE App and social media, where WWE has 450 million global fans and followers. In addition, Lee will oversee WWE's Creative Writing team with all TV creative continuing to run through Vince McMahon and WWE Executive Vice President, Paul Levesque.
Lee is a seasoned television and media executive who has served in various positions during her 19-year career with WWE, including her most recent title as Senior Vice President, Network Programming. She has also held roles in Television Production, Programming, Business Strategy and Sponsorship Sales.
WWE® Promotes Lisa Fox Lee
STAMFORD, Conn. WWE (NYSE:WWE) has promoted Lisa Fox Lee to Executive Vice President, Content, reporting directly to WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon.
In this newly created position, Lee will be a key member of the company's senior management team and oversee the strategic development and distribution of WWE programming and content across all platforms, including TV, WWE Network, WWE.com, WWE App and social media, where WWE has 450 million global fans and followers. In addition, Lee will oversee WWE's Creative Writing team with all TV creative continuing to run through Vince McMahon and WWE Executive Vice President, Paul Levesque.
Lee is a seasoned television and media executive who has served in various positions during her 19-year career with WWE, including her most recent title as Senior Vice President, Network Programming. She has also held roles in Television Production, Programming, Business Strategy and Sponsorship Sales.
So for all y'all UK fans: How many of you got the WWE Network?
*raises hand*
I wonder how many times will she deal with Vince's manic rewrites before she quits?
Sting on RAW tonight? Yay or Nay?

I'm back, and ready to take back my title!
Let's do this!![]()
LMAO @ WWE celebrating MLK Day when they consistently bury all their black wrestlers.