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Lethal Lockdown 2006

Lethal Lockdown 2007

Lockdown 2005: Jeff Hardy vs. Raven

Lockdown 2006: Samoa Joe vs. Sabu

Lockdown 2005: AJ Styles vs. Abyss

Lockdown 2008: Kurt Angle vs. Samoa Joe

Lockdown 2007: Xscape Match

Lockdown 2008: Queen of the Cage

'99 Bash at the Beach, Junkyard Hardcore Invitational.

10 years ago this month, David Edward 'Fit' Finlay almost died, but won the 1999 Junkyard Hardcore Invitational. What better way to celebrate Finlay's 50 years on this earth and 35 years of wrestling with Part 2 of this video.

We need more tough guys like Finlay, and less Chaz Bonos in this world.

Gimmick infringement!!!

Bret Hart in Germany last month

Bret Hart in Germany 1933

the man can cut a promo.

looks more like Hogan to me. preparing to invade Poland. . .I mean TNA.

please WWE just say no to goldberg.. we never need to see him agian.

Link.

very nicely done. but. . .he'll be back.

his last retirement was ten years ago when he had his retirement match for his Texas Wrestling Academy group. that lasted about a year and a half or so as he returned to the E in '02.

I think his last retirement match was genuine as well, when you consider his injury. It was only advances in medical procedures that allowed his return (his gap in his WWE career was far bigger than 1 year, thats for sure)

I actually dont see him coming back as a regular wrestler, but I can certainly see him making appearances some way down the line, in a non wrestling capacity (maybe something like general manager of Raw), and maybe the odd in ring appearance like Steamboat did last year.

I think the big difference between Michaels and most other retirees is that he has been wanting to retire for the past few years and has constantly been talked out of it.

I think his last retirement match was genuine as well, when you consider his injury. It was only advances in medical procedures that allowed his return (his gap in his WWE career was far bigger than 1 year, thats for sure)

I actually dont see him coming back as a regular wrestler, but I can certainly see him making appearances some way down the line, in a non wrestling capacity (maybe something like general manager of Raw), and maybe the odd in ring appearance like Steamboat did last year.

I think the big difference between Michaels and most other retirees is that he has been wanting to retire for the past few years and has constantly been talked out of it.

I think his last retirement match was genuine as well, when you consider his injury. It was only advances in medical procedures that allowed his return (his gap in his WWE career was far bigger than 1 year, thats for sure)

I actually dont see him coming back as a regular wrestler, but I can certainly see him making appearances some way down the line, in a non wrestling capacity (maybe something like general manager of Raw), and maybe the odd in ring appearance like Steamboat did last year.

I think the big difference between Michaels and most other retirees is that he has been wanting to retire for the past few years and has constantly been talked out of it.

there was TNA pay per veiw last night?
I watch TNA occasionaly and I didn't even notice, way to recruit the Casual Fan Dixie.

Literal translation: He watched it. He loved it.

I'm glad we FINALLY have someone to replace Snarf!

would someone explain to dipshit there (I mean assuming he'll be back after making his most lastest post EVAR) that this is a media thread and not a discussion thread?

also, that he and snarf are the only ones who care about TNA's pay per view.

LAST POST EVER!!! and I mean EVAR!!!!

Tommy just read this and called you lame.

Lame.

Yes you are. Good that you can admit it.

oh, wow. orange font! we're really in trouble now.

Skyscrapers vs. Road Warriors Halloween Havoc 89

early Sid Vicious/Undertaker encounter from Memphis circa 89.