WWE Council of War

[Uncle Sam]

Judgment Day 2003 has one of the most appalling looking cards I've ever seen. I'd imagine the one match that even remotely appeals to me, Lesnar/Show, was pretty subpar.

 

[FunKay the Inevitable]

Lesnar/Show is entertaining. Guerrero/Tajiri vs. Team Angle is pretty good also.

 

[Nate DaMac]

It's weird to see Cena's name mixed in with that clusterfuckery of nobodies.

 

[Little Jerry Lawler]

Cena/Lesnar was ok. Benoit was totally misused mainly due to the lack of midcard titles for the first half of that year.

 

[Shocky]

Cena vs. Lesnar is worth watching. It's a shame because there was so much potential for that to be THE feud of the next decade.

 

[JGlass]

You look back at some of those brand exclusive PPV cards and you just gotta think, what the FUCK were they thinking?

 

[Shocky]

Am I the only one that actually enjoyed the Brand Split?

 

[FunKay the Inevitable]

The best exclusive PPV's are probably Vengeance 2003 and Backlash 2004.

 

[Uncle Sam]

2004 as a whole seems a big pile of meh. I already own WrestleMania and Backlash, and it would appear they're pretty much the only highlights. I'll get the Rumble, I suppose.

This exercise has made me despise Triple H and JBL all over again. *****.

 

[FunKay the Inevitable]

Did Triple H ever actually succesfully take down Batista in the end or does he remain the one man Triple H could never quite beat?

 

[Nate DaMac]

Am I the only one that actually enjoyed the Brand Split?

It was a good idea, but only on television. Splitting the PPV was a shit idea.

 

[Nate DaMac]

Did Triple H ever actually succesfully take down Batista in the end or does he remain the one man Triple H could never quite beat?

Hmm... I honestly don't recall Hunter ever getting a one on one victory over Batista.

 

[FunKay the Inevitable]

I mean he beat everyone else at least once, but Batista seems to be his kryptonite.

 

[Uncle Sam]

Using Amazon's Universal Wish List feature to put items from Silvervision.co.uk onto my Wish List has deleted all my previous Wish Lists. How am I meant to remember what I wanted now?

 

[Shocky]

Batista never lost to Triple H if I remember right.

I loved the brand split ppv's in theory. It allowed proper build up for some pay per view matches. I always remembered that the week of a Raw pay per view, Smackdown would have some sort of supershow, and vice versa.

 

[Little Jerry Lawler]

Batista's never lost to HHH.

Big Show was more useless in 2004 than ever.

 

[FunKay the Inevitable]

The Brand Split PPV's probably should've been similar to In Your House events. 2 Hours with a reduced price. I mean I don't really want to pay full price for such highlights as Bob Holly vs. Mordecai.

 

[FunKay the Inevitable]

Big Show was more useless in 2004 than ever.

To be fair he was gone half the year.

 

[Mighty NorCal]

2004 as a whole seems a big pile of meh. I already own WrestleMania and Backlash, and it would appear they're pretty much the only highlights. I'll get the Rumble, I suppose.

This exercise has made me despise Triple H and JBL all over again. *****.

Good RUmble that year

 

[Mighty NorCal]

Uh, just throwing this out there, since it was brought up about my idea earlier....


Chris Benoit is all over this DVD, like blatantly. As in "Chris Benoit come on down"

Music plays, he comes out "hey its Chris Benoit"

 

[Mighty NorCal]

Also, watching this segment from Nitro were they did this big ol huge ridiculous cry baby reformation of the 4 horsemen that lead to absolutely nothing

 

[Shocky]

Chris Benoit, oh that guy that worked for WCW. We here at the WWE never had him in our company.

 

[X]

Undertaker in 2002 was fucking awful. Are we still talking about that? We are now.

Honestly I really just hate the Undertaker. The guy was total shit in the ring for the large majority of his career, and he makes Triple H look like the most willing guy to put over his opponents in the history of wrestling in comparison to the ridiculous bury-jobs he's been responsible for. Quite possibly the most overrated wrestler of all time come to think of it.

Also, watching this segment from Nitro were they did this big ol huge ridiculous cry baby reformation of the 4 horsemen that lead to absolutely nothing

What? It most certainly did not lead to "nothing", it lead to Ric Flair as champion, and as WCW President, and the Four Horsemen turning heel again and becoming awesome as fuck again because they were able to be dastardly heels like they should have been.

 

[FunKay the Inevitable]

...Didn't Taker put over Khali, Gonzalez, Maven and a young Mr. John Cena?

 

[Uncle Sam]

Thinking about The Undertaker/Hardy ladder match in 2002 (I think), I'm actually surprised Hardy didn't get pushed sooner. Instead, he went on to lose to Brock Lesnar alongside his brother in handicap matches.

I still remain enamoured with the Matt Hardy V.1 gimmick for no discernible reason.