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I missed the Punk segment. I DL'd Over the Limit and watched it, but missed his segment tonight. What actually happened?
 
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crusse10 said:
I missed the Punk segment. I DL'd Over the Limit and watched it, but missed his segment tonight. What actually happened?
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he introduced Kane to wrestle Bryan as payback from friday night, Punk joined commentary for the match and he "framed" Bryan so that Kane saw Bryan with a chair in his hand. Kane chokeslammed Bryan twice and Punk put the anaconda vice on Bryan...the end
 
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Volwark said:
They're gonna do that interactive thing, but one of two things is gonna happen with that:

1. It will be rigged, and the "results" will be what creative wants them to be

2. We find out what I suspect all along. The people that vote and visit WWE.com are the same goobs that cheer for John cena
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I think you will be right on both counts but the 1st one especially. It's never completely up to the fans. Although I will take John Cena over Brock any day.
 
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I wonder where they're going with the Punk/Bryan/AJ thing. Judging by the No Way Out poster, it looks like she will screw (not literally) Bryan. But the whole thing could be a ruse, and she ends up causing Punk to lose.

Edit: WWE has published a list of their top 50 WCW wrestlers of all time. The criteria is they had to be a member of the organization after it was purchased by Ted Turner.

1. Sting
2. Ric Flair
3. "Hollywood" Hogan
4. Goldberg
5. Kevin Nash
6. Diamond Dallas Page
7. Lex Luger
8. Booker T
9. "Macho Man" Randy Savage
10. Scott Steiner
11. Big Van Vader
12. Scott Hall
13. Dean Malenko
14. "Psycho" Sid Vicious
15. "Stunning" Steve Austin
16. Ron Simmons
17. Arn Anderson
18. Eddie Guerrero
19. The Giant
20. Brian Pillman
21. Rick Steiner
22. Rey Mysterio
23. Barry Windham
24. Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat
25. Eric Bischoff
26. Rick Rude
27. Chris Jericho
28. Buff Bagwell
29. Billy Kidman
30. Raven
31. The Great Muta
32. Lance Storm
33. Terry Funk
34. Konnan
35. Lord Steven Regal
36. Ultimo Dragon
37. Cactus Jack
38. Michael "P.S." Hayes
39. Curt Hennig
40. Kevin Sullivan
41. Bret "Hit Man" Hart
42. Dustin Rhodes
43. Saturn
44. Bobby Eaton
45. Kanyon
46. Larry Zbyszko
47. Meng
48. Dennis Rodman
49. Juventud Guerrera
50. Jeff Jarrett

Kinda wonky list. I think you have to put Flair above Sting.
 
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I don't like Jarret. I think he's terrible. He's still better than Rodman tho, and this is just more evidence to the fact that Vince holds a Macho Man grudge against JJ.
 
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crusse10 said:
I would put Goldberg, Nash, and DDP above Hogan[/QUOT

I agree with Goldberg but with out Hogan the NWO was nowhere near as effective as it was with him so that alone puts him ony step over Nash. My problem is I think of WCW I still think of the NWA/WCW guys like Ronnie Garvin Georgeous Jimmy Garvin, Ole Anderson, Sam Houston. Not the Juventudes or Saturn's.
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e-VOL-ution2013 said:
I agree with Goldberg but with out Hogan the NWO was nowhere near as effective as it was with him so that alone puts him ony step over Nash. My problem is I think of WCW I still think of the NWA/WCW guys like Ronnie Garvin Georgeous Jimmy Garvin, Ole Anderson, Sam Houston. Not the Juventudes or Saturn's.
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and Roddy Piper and Tommy Rich and Buzz Sawyer and jake Roberts.
 
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