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Nick Piers |
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March 15, 2004 - 10:01 AM |
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I watched it with a couple of friends of mine from the comic store last night. It was definately better just to have people there to look back on the old days and heckle a lot of what was going on. Goldberg/Lesner was pretty much the only way they go, considering both men are gone now. They both said they were leaving after WM20. Best match of the card was the triple threat. Seeing Benoit with the title was worth the 4 1/2 hours of nauseating boredom. It was funny when Undertaker came out. The way he stood there, I couldn't help but suddenly shout out in my best "Smith" voice: "MIS-TER ANDERSON!" Wonder if Coach is still looking for 'Taker, because they suddenly just dropped that storyline. |
Stephen |
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| Website | March 15, 2004 - 11:28 AM |
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Dave called him a "Bounty Hunter" and Clow called him the "new, updated" Undertaker. I personally thought "Indiana Jones" at first or a "Strider" from some movie. I think he was out of practice. Either way, I've always liked the true "Undertaker" compared to the "Undertaker aka Bad Ass" Overall, Wrestlemania was not that flashy and was really just an extended RAW or Smackdown. For the big 20th anniversary, there was nothing I'll remember tomorrow. Even the ring and entrance was very generic. |
Jake |
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March 18, 2004 - 2:50 PM |
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gotta remember that Taker was burried in those clothes and so that could explain that. Otherwise he wrestled like old taker with a bit more aggression. he did walk the top rope further then he has in 10 years. And Beniot winning the belt made the night better, otherwise it wasn't very good at all |
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