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Got that name from the Simpsons. Homer used it as an alias when he and Lisa ran away from an investigator hunting them down after Homer refused to pay the investigator money after he was hired by Homer to find out all about Lisa due to Homer's negligence of not knowing anything about Lisa on her birthday. I kept that name in the back of my mind.
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My top-ten Cena matches
Honorable mention: John Cena vs. Undertaker , Vengeance 2003
Cena vs. Eddie Guerrero: SmackDown (Sept. 11, 2003)
Cena vs. JBL: Judgment Day 2005
Cena vs. Triple H: WrestleMania 22
Cena vs. Chris Jericho: SummerSlam 2005
Cena vs. Kurt Angle: No Way Out 2005
Cena vs. Umaga: Royal Rumble 2007
Cena vs. Shawn Michaels: WrestleMania 23
Cena vs. Shawn Michaels: RAW (April 23, 2007)
Cena vs. Edge: Unforgiven 2006
Cena vs. CM Punk: Money in the Bank 2011
Honorable mention: John Cena vs. Undertaker , Vengeance 2003
Cena vs. Eddie Guerrero: SmackDown (Sept. 11, 2003)
Cena vs. JBL: Judgment Day 2005
Cena vs. Triple H: WrestleMania 22
Cena vs. Chris Jericho: SummerSlam 2005
Cena vs. Kurt Angle: No Way Out 2005
Cena vs. Umaga: Royal Rumble 2007
Cena vs. Shawn Michaels: WrestleMania 23
Cena vs. Shawn Michaels: RAW (April 23, 2007)
Cena vs. Edge: Unforgiven 2006
Cena vs. CM Punk: Money in the Bank 2011
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My Cena Top 10:
10. Cena vs. Triple H: WrestleMania 22
9. Cena vs. Edge: Unforgiven 2006
8. Cena vs. Brock Lesnar: Extreme Rules 2012
7. Cena vs. CM Punk: Summerslam 2011
6. Cena vs. Edge: Backlash 2009
5. Cena vs. Randy Orton: Summerslam 2007
4. Cena vs. Shawn Michaels: WrestleMania 23
3. Cena vs. Umaga: Royal Rumble 2007
2. Cena vs. Shawn Michaels: RAW (April 23, 2007)
1. Cena vs. CM Punk: Money in the Bank 2011
Honourable mentions to his match on Raw with Dolph Ziggler in December of 2010 and his Raw match with Punk in January 2011.
This is probably the least *****ey Miz has ever looked.
10. Cena vs. Triple H: WrestleMania 22
9. Cena vs. Edge: Unforgiven 2006
8. Cena vs. Brock Lesnar: Extreme Rules 2012
7. Cena vs. CM Punk: Summerslam 2011
6. Cena vs. Edge: Backlash 2009
5. Cena vs. Randy Orton: Summerslam 2007
4. Cena vs. Shawn Michaels: WrestleMania 23
3. Cena vs. Umaga: Royal Rumble 2007
2. Cena vs. Shawn Michaels: RAW (April 23, 2007)
1. Cena vs. CM Punk: Money in the Bank 2011
Honourable mentions to his match on Raw with Dolph Ziggler in December of 2010 and his Raw match with Punk in January 2011.
Miz's new look for the Marine 3 ( are these films actually connected? )
This is probably the least *****ey Miz has ever looked.
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You know, I would not mind Miz coming back as a face.
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Wow he looks a lot like Michael Biehn.
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And yet he still looks ever the *****e who deserves a punch to the nose.
Damn!
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Huh, never thought the Mix could make it as a face till I saw this. A total change of pace might be what he needs, too.Miz's new look for the Marine 3 ( are these films actually connected? )
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They seriously couldn't find ANY other match to put for #48 on Cena's "Top 50 matchs" list?
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I'm not as convinced as you, but I would be open to seeing them try it out. His personality is more heelish, but his working style is more face-ish.
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I think he could really work with the crowd with his promos. Heck, even his "Really? Really? Really?" promo already gets the crowd to react. It could be a "What?" thing when Austin went back to face.
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no the new What is DB's YES
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- Dolph Ziggler was on WBOS-FM 92.9 in Boston on Friday night pushing the Night of Champions pay-per-view event. Ziggler stayed in character during the segment and introduced a few songs that he picked out.
- Kurt Angle recently hit Twitter to deliver a message about on wrestling abilities clearly to top WWE names.
"I Whipped Robbie E in 40 Seconds. I'm The Best In Wrestling today. Not Orton or Cena or CM Punk. I Am the Best. And I'm TNA!"
"I'm the Best Ever."
Austin Aries recently appeared on Just Another Go***mn Rasslin Show. Here are a few highlights.
Who he has enjoyed working with: "I wouldn't say there's one, I mean there's always a handful of guys that you have certain chemistry in the ring with, that I always enjoy getting in the ring with. You talk about Brian Danielson, Samoa Joe, just to name a couple. There are other guys as well I have a good time with: Jimmy Jacobs, even though I usually end up spilling some blood in those encounters. But yeah there's usually a group of guys, upper echelon guys that's always fun to get in the ring with.
His evolving gimmick through the years: "I don't know if my gimmick has changed per se. I think I've evolved as a wrestler; I've evolved as an entertainer and performer as far as my character. It's just different parts of my life; when you're talking about Generation Next days, my demeanor was just very singularly focused on making it myself. We were kind of no nonsense, all business; we were new to the scene and making people take notice. Fast forward now-a-days, I've obviously got 12-years under my belt and I have some accolades, I'm a lot more comfortable in the ring. So, you can see a lot more confidence exuded in my demeanor. I enjoy them all; I just enjoy getting in the ring and having a lot of range."
What he thinks about TNA Impact doing live shows this summer: "I hope it is (a full time move). This period shows that being live makes a big difference, all across the board. It's hard to surprise people if they already know what's going to happen, and I think that element of surprise is something that we can definitely capitalize on and we can get people interested in the product. I think it's a great move; hopefully when the summer's over, they can decide it was a profitable move and continue to push forward. Going live is the first big step and I think (other people have mentioned it and I kind of agree) that eventually the next step is taking the show live on the road; it would be the big leap I think we'd all like to make."
The status of the X-Division and where it's headed: "It's carved its niche in the promotion; historically it has a lot of lineage and importance and hope it continues to have its own segment in the show, focused on the X Division. Obviously, through some injures and departures, the X Division roster has been depleted, so I think there's going to be an attempt to restock coming up here and Destination X could be a place to start that.
Stevie Richards was recently interviewed by W.H.I.P. Here are a few highlights from the interview.
Comparing ECW's style to Extreme Rising: "I hope Extreme Rising is more wrestling. I like to hopefully think it is more along the lines of what Ring of Honor is doing. There is hardly any wrestling on TV today. There is like an hour and 45 minutes of talking and maybe 15 minutes of wrestling. I hope we can reverse that trend which shows you can come out and see. I'm against on any of these shows like Extreme Reunion... I'm against people cutting promos, angles, great 2 and half hours of wrestling. Not 4 and half hours, even I was falling asleep at the end of the show."
On the importance of staying fit and healthy in professional wrestling: "In the seminars that I do, I like to not only get them in the ring and teach them. I like to take them through a workout, like a real workout. Let's go to the gym, let's all train, let's learn how to live this thing if you're really serious about it. If you have to wear a t-shirt and jeans in the ring, you're not a wrestler. You're not an athlete. If you have to cover up your body when you wrestle, you're not an athlete. And I think I'm out of shape. I think I'm fat. I always tell my friends, 'oh my god, I don't even want to take my shirt off, I'm embarrassed.' And then you look at some of the other guys, and it's like 'wow, you should put a shirt on. You look horrible.'"
On steroids in sports: "I'm a Libertarian, so I really believe that anyone can do what they want as long as they don't hurt other people. But we live in a different time; business is regulated as far as it comes to sports. I don't have a personal stance. To the guys that do it, I don't know. I don't ask. I have two eyes just like you guys. You look at somebody and you can kind of tell with most people. If they say no to steroids, more than likely they're on growth. (Laughs) Here is the follow up question, what about HGH? What about growth? I'm under the notion that growth, something I have never done, the jury is still out. There's not twenty years of study to see what the damage of HGH is. I refuse to activate cancer cells by using HGH as well, and have my parents losing their child. If I could control that, why would I do that?"
On the popularity of DDP YOGA amongst wrestlers: "People are talking about it. Jericho is doing it; Mick Foley might be just talking about it. Mick should do it; he has put his body through more hell than anybody else. Page is just inspirational. It's marketing sure, but it's real. Page has given that program to more people than anybody I know. Obviously he wants to create a brand and market his product, but at the core, he is really helping people. He has been touting this ever since he left WWE. This inspired me to create my own workout program with SRX training. I've actually been doing DDP yoga for 5 or 6 weeks and even next to Justin Credible as he was passed out during Extreme Reunion."
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http://www.pwpix.net/pwpixnews/headlines/343154292.php
http://www.pwpix.net/pwpixnews/headlines/343153685.php
- Kurt Angle recently hit Twitter to deliver a message about on wrestling abilities clearly to top WWE names.
"I Whipped Robbie E in 40 Seconds. I'm The Best In Wrestling today. Not Orton or Cena or CM Punk. I Am the Best. And I'm TNA!"
"I'm the Best Ever."
Austin Aries recently appeared on Just Another Go***mn Rasslin Show. Here are a few highlights.
Who he has enjoyed working with: "I wouldn't say there's one, I mean there's always a handful of guys that you have certain chemistry in the ring with, that I always enjoy getting in the ring with. You talk about Brian Danielson, Samoa Joe, just to name a couple. There are other guys as well I have a good time with: Jimmy Jacobs, even though I usually end up spilling some blood in those encounters. But yeah there's usually a group of guys, upper echelon guys that's always fun to get in the ring with.
His evolving gimmick through the years: "I don't know if my gimmick has changed per se. I think I've evolved as a wrestler; I've evolved as an entertainer and performer as far as my character. It's just different parts of my life; when you're talking about Generation Next days, my demeanor was just very singularly focused on making it myself. We were kind of no nonsense, all business; we were new to the scene and making people take notice. Fast forward now-a-days, I've obviously got 12-years under my belt and I have some accolades, I'm a lot more comfortable in the ring. So, you can see a lot more confidence exuded in my demeanor. I enjoy them all; I just enjoy getting in the ring and having a lot of range."
What he thinks about TNA Impact doing live shows this summer: "I hope it is (a full time move). This period shows that being live makes a big difference, all across the board. It's hard to surprise people if they already know what's going to happen, and I think that element of surprise is something that we can definitely capitalize on and we can get people interested in the product. I think it's a great move; hopefully when the summer's over, they can decide it was a profitable move and continue to push forward. Going live is the first big step and I think (other people have mentioned it and I kind of agree) that eventually the next step is taking the show live on the road; it would be the big leap I think we'd all like to make."
The status of the X-Division and where it's headed: "It's carved its niche in the promotion; historically it has a lot of lineage and importance and hope it continues to have its own segment in the show, focused on the X Division. Obviously, through some injures and departures, the X Division roster has been depleted, so I think there's going to be an attempt to restock coming up here and Destination X could be a place to start that.
Stevie Richards was recently interviewed by W.H.I.P. Here are a few highlights from the interview.
Comparing ECW's style to Extreme Rising: "I hope Extreme Rising is more wrestling. I like to hopefully think it is more along the lines of what Ring of Honor is doing. There is hardly any wrestling on TV today. There is like an hour and 45 minutes of talking and maybe 15 minutes of wrestling. I hope we can reverse that trend which shows you can come out and see. I'm against on any of these shows like Extreme Reunion... I'm against people cutting promos, angles, great 2 and half hours of wrestling. Not 4 and half hours, even I was falling asleep at the end of the show."
On the importance of staying fit and healthy in professional wrestling: "In the seminars that I do, I like to not only get them in the ring and teach them. I like to take them through a workout, like a real workout. Let's go to the gym, let's all train, let's learn how to live this thing if you're really serious about it. If you have to wear a t-shirt and jeans in the ring, you're not a wrestler. You're not an athlete. If you have to cover up your body when you wrestle, you're not an athlete. And I think I'm out of shape. I think I'm fat. I always tell my friends, 'oh my god, I don't even want to take my shirt off, I'm embarrassed.' And then you look at some of the other guys, and it's like 'wow, you should put a shirt on. You look horrible.'"
On steroids in sports: "I'm a Libertarian, so I really believe that anyone can do what they want as long as they don't hurt other people. But we live in a different time; business is regulated as far as it comes to sports. I don't have a personal stance. To the guys that do it, I don't know. I don't ask. I have two eyes just like you guys. You look at somebody and you can kind of tell with most people. If they say no to steroids, more than likely they're on growth. (Laughs) Here is the follow up question, what about HGH? What about growth? I'm under the notion that growth, something I have never done, the jury is still out. There's not twenty years of study to see what the damage of HGH is. I refuse to activate cancer cells by using HGH as well, and have my parents losing their child. If I could control that, why would I do that?"
On the popularity of DDP YOGA amongst wrestlers: "People are talking about it. Jericho is doing it; Mick Foley might be just talking about it. Mick should do it; he has put his body through more hell than anybody else. Page is just inspirational. It's marketing sure, but it's real. Page has given that program to more people than anybody I know. Obviously he wants to create a brand and market his product, but at the core, he is really helping people. He has been touting this ever since he left WWE. This inspired me to create my own workout program with SRX training. I've actually been doing DDP yoga for 5 or 6 weeks and even next to Justin Credible as he was passed out during Extreme Reunion."
http://www.pwpix.net/pwpixnews/headlines/343155558.php
http://www.pwpix.net/pwpixnews/headlines/343154292.php
http://www.pwpix.net/pwpixnews/headlines/343153685.php
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I didn't say it would be the new "What?". I said it would be LIKE Austin's "What?".
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so, is Rey Mysterio coming back?
and, what happened to Evan Bourne??
and, what happened to Evan Bourne??
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Miz's new look for the Marine 3 ( are these films actually connected? )
****!!! That's Miz!!!
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****!!! That's Miz!!!
He should keep that look.
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Rey should be back soon, and Bourne suffered a serious ankle or foot injury I believe. His career could be over.
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That really sucks. Despite his problems with the Wellness Program, this was a really gifted performer.
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Tomorrow night Raw will be in my town..Which is a hispanic border town and Mysterio always gets HUGE pops when here and so it'd be a perfect time&place for his return,Sin Cara will likely get tons of heavy pops too and especially for those who also know him as Mistico!!
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