What site???

Lol, that's brilliant!!

Joe Rogan will have lost his voice by the time the main event starts now.

Lol.

Now, I never really liked Cain at first, but after his demolishing performances, it's way hard to bet against him.

In MMA I definitely go with the best, as opposed with my favourites like I do in wrestling.

I don't actually like Cain (for some reason), but he is really a beast. Like, the way he murdered Brock was both terrible (because I'm a big Brock fan) and beautiful (because growing up living in a pub gave me a fetish for seeing someone getting their head kicked in).

Side note: I'm proper happy that Todd was on ESPN. I never saw it, but I've always liked Todd (in small doses), so it's nice that he'll still be on my screen... How did he do? Was he clued up?

As long as he has fully recovered.... Cain will eat Junior's heart and shit it out on his chest.

If he's not a hundred percent, I'll say it'll be a good fight, but Cain will win.

Cain's KO power>Juniors boxing skills.

I could be wrong, but Cain is like a Mexican Mike Tyson meets Kurt Angle... I'm a big fan.

OK, so we're not losing out then? That's good to know.

Who ya' got?

'quez or 'tos?

Right... Channel 433's listings say that UFC is on for an hour.

Like, that's not right, is it?

Pissed if it is.

Hey you silly scotsman! You are cool!!

Joe Rogan 2006
2009

Enjoy!!!

PS: Soz, but no DARCE!!!! Funny little fucker, though, I'll give him that

A B52 has baileys, corvoisier, and Tia Maria (I think), and they all sit on top of each other in layers. Brilliant. A B55 is when you replace the top layer (The Tia Maria I think) with Absinthe. Magic!

Foleys books
Jericho's first
Brets
Regals
Eddies
One about Benoit (it's the best of it's kind but I've forgot the name of it... Ring of Death or something like that)
Sex, Lies and headlocks
The Rise and Fall of WCW
The rise and Fall of ECW
Ric Flair
Hulk Hogan
Dynamite Kid
Shawn Michaels
More...

Dynamites was the best and most honest, but The Rise and Fall of WCW, was pretty decent and true.

I knew it was Fin Martin because I used to listen to the PS hotline every week from work (until I got caught and got a £80 bill from my boss.) he was cool, but a little bit uninterested in helping me out.

"have you got issue 56?"

"nope"

"68?"

"nope"

"34?"

"nope"

Lol, you get the idea. He is still a god to me, though. Proper no nonsense guy who is very clued up on the business. I'd take half a Fin over ten Bill "KaytotheFabe" Apters. Oliver Hurley is another great writer/reviewer who's opinion means a lot to me. Mo Chatra is someone I have spoken to at a WWE wrestling event at Wembley Arena about 6 years ago.

My dream question was "What wrestler has worked for the most territories/promotions?" (gotta be Terry Funk or Jerry "I'm still fucking going" Lawler, right?)

I think PS is made in England, if you didn't know. You did, though, right?

PowerSlam has guided me through the years on almost every single aspect of my wrestling viewing over the past twelve years. It's where I became fascinated and accustomed to Japanese wrestling, but also WOW helped me get on the right path when it came to Indy wrestling. I have been lucky enough to have a tape/DVD trader this whole time as well, and have amassed a library to be jealous of.
The way I see it, the industry died when WCW died. I am NOT a lover of the developmental system, and apart from the 2000 class of OVW, I have refused to even check up on these cookie cutter wrestlers that won't be in the PS top 50 in ten years let alone today. I used to love reading about guys like Malenko, Eddie, and others vast histories when they arrived in VinnieLand after years of working in Japan/WCW/ECW. Now the only time I get excited about new signees if they are indy talents who I have been following for the past ten years or so.