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The Drew Carey Show went on way too long. After Kate left and Winfred Lauder got bought out by that stupid .com company, it all went to hell in a handbasket.

I would like to be in this, please

Yeah I would much rather not have the Rock but be able to play as Ricky Steamboat, Harley Race, Bobo Brazil, Tito Santana, and they would also have William "Refrigerator" Perry and Pete Rose. Those two together > The Rock

Yeah I never heard if there was gonna be DLC for this game or not.

They totally should do the next version of this game as a WWE Hall of Fame game. Then they only put in people that in the HOF and that way they could have an excuse for not putting in Macho Man, Razor Ramon, etc. And it would force them to put in Steamboat and the Funks and all those guys.

Boy Meets World without a doubt

All in the Family

Bobby's World (it should count as a sitcom)

and I'm gonna throw this one in......

Quantum Leap

I had a crush on Topanga from Boy Meets World (Danielle Fishel) and I still do.

Amy Jo Johnson, although I haven't seen much from her lately.

Tiffani Amber Thiessen of course.

And Christina Applegate from Married with Children

I think the strangest part was seeing Ms. Garrison's breasts

I taped it and only watched up through them hearing the voices. I thought that EVP's only were heard on recording and not by the naked ear?

Here is one I did on kyky of early Raven AKA

Scott Anthony

1. Archie Bunker (All In The Family)

2. Peter Griffin (Family Guy)

3. Homer Simpson (The Simpsons)

4. Eric Cartman (South Park)

5. Vic Mackie (The Shield)

6. George Feeney (Boy Meets World)

7. Duane Chapman (Dog The Bounty Hunter)

8. Adrien Monk (Monk)

9. Michael "Meathead" Stivick (All In The Family)

10. Cory Matthews (Boy Meets World)

Anybody heard of Rodney Carrington or Tim Wilson? Rodney's songs are way better but Tim Wilson has his moments.

Here is a few kyky pics I made for my NWA 91 game. I am new to this so they aren't very good.

Bam Bam Bigelow

Eddie Guerrero as Black Tiger

Chris Jericho

Dean Malenko

Dennis Condrey

Dynamite Kid

Great Muta

Jeff Jarrett

Kendall Windham

Nick Bockwinkle

Ole Anderson

Paul Orndoff

Psychosis

Randy Rose

Rey Mysterio Jr.

Rick Rude

Ricky Steamboat

Steve Williams

Terry Gordy

The Tazmaniac

Tully Blanchard

You guys rule, those are awesome.

If anybody can help me find the rest it would be greatly appreciated.

Eddie Guerrero as Black Tiger

Dynamite Kid

Moondog Cujo

Moondog Rex

Ole Anderson

Paul Orndorff

Tony Atlas

Anybody wanna help me with the following pics I need?

Bad News Allen/Brown

Eddie Guerrero as Black Tiger

Dynamite Kid

Honky Tonk Man

Jim Powers (half of the Young Stallions with Paul Roma)

Mike Enos

Moondog Cujo

Moondog Rex

Ole Anderson

Owen Hart

Paul Orndorff

Paul Roma

Papa Shango

Stan Lane

Tony Atlas

Wayne Bloom

Thanks to anyone that can help.

P.S. I'm looking for pics of them around 1991 or 1992 by the way.

Rosey was Kimo

Jamal/Umaga was Ekmo

btw anybody wanna kyky those pics a few posts back for me yet?

Anybody wanna kyky and resize/crop these pics for me?

Bill Alfonso

Jason Knight

Jim Duggan

and Mike The Miz

hella cool and mucho thanks mikevandam

Can somebody help me out with recent photos of the following guys on kyky backgrounds please. I have already checked through and didn't see them, sorry if they were there and I missed them.

EDIT: I actually found pictures if somebody wants to resize and kyky them for me:

Balls Mahoney

Christopher Nowinski

Daivari

Francine

Jazz

Lou E Dangerously

Mikey Whipwreck

Momma Benjamin

Ric Flair

Terry Funk

Tommy Dreamer

and Tony Mamaluke

Top Ten

10. Tim Wilson

9. Ant

8. Tammy Pescatelli

7. Kathleen Madigan

6. Auggie Smith

5. Bill Cosby (his early stuff)

4. George Carlin

3. Mitch Hedberg (R.I.P.)

2. Jim Gaffigan

1. Rodney Carrington

Carrington is by the far the funniest and I really hope his ABC show doesn't get cancelled. And Jim Gaffigan's bit on Hot Pockets is hilarious times ten.

Sadly, I have a show to watch almost every night of the week.

Raw

The Shield

South Park

Survivor (just ended though)

and Family Guy

Greetings from under the ole black hat from an Oklahoma Sooner who is anxiously awaiting the first Barely Legal pay-per-view event in nearly five years. Let’s get this Sooner Schooner rolling…

SummerSlam was a hell of a show, highlighted by that big match with Batista and Triple H. Everybody brought their “A” game for SummerSlam and I was honored to be able to sit ringside and call the action with Joey Styles and Tazz, two of the classiest professionals in this business.

Speaking of pay-per-view, Paul Heyman will finally get to bring back his vision of professional wrestling when the Extreme Brand presents Barely Legal on September 25.

Expect to see Rene Dupree back in the ring on SmackDown very soon as he has been given clearance to return to wrestling. Viscera, however still won’t compete for a while, putting him on the shelf alongside Rob Van Dam, Dawn Marie and the recently injured “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, who injured his ankle.

Mr. McMahon recently celebrated his 60th birthday, and I would like to wish him a happy birthday and hope he has many more happy days in the years to come.

Speaking, of Mr. McMahon, I hear that he has a special announcement to make on the next episode of Raw. When Mr. McMahon shows up on Raw, nobody knows what to expect.

There has been a lot of people being vocal about their position in the company lately. Among those who have been most vocal are Chris Jericho, Chris Benoit, Kurt Angle, and Eddie Guerrero.

This Saturday my Sooners look to take on the TCU Horned Frogs, and I hope they start the season off right with a win.

I’ve heard rumors about a lot of contracts coming close to ending, included in those are Rob Van Dam, Joey Mercury, Yoshihiro Tajiri and Dawn Marie.

It was great to see Extreme TV be so successful in it’s move to primetime. But let’s see how it can compete with the primetime staples that are Raw and SmackDown!

Justin Credible showed why he was given a chance to run with the ball at SummerSlam.

Paul Heyman has been putting word out that he is going to make a special main event for Barely Legal. I wonder what the “Mad Scientist of Wrestling” has up his sleeve for his return to pay-per-view.

There could be some noticeable changes coming up for SmackDown, stay tuned for that.

Enjoy Barely Legal Sunday September 25 on pay per view! I’m personally looking forward to this event as it’s the first Paul Heyman run event on pay-per-view in some time. Take care all.

Raw

August 29, 2005

Richmond Coliseum

Richmond, Virginia

Attendance: 10,029

Rating: 6.04

~ The show opens with the new opening video package followed by a slow shot of Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff is shown. We see pictures of what happened last night at SummerSlam.

~ Daivari unrolls the carpet and flies off the top with his Flying Carpet Frog Splash!

Styles: Oh my God, J.R.! Did he just use a flying carpet?

~ Daivari grabs his rug and rolls out of the ring as Hassan climbs on Kane to go for the pin.

J.R.: No! Not this way!

~ Charles Robinson starts the count. 1…………………………2…………………………3!

…..

~ Sabu climbs back to the apron and slingshots himself over the ropes and legdrops Rhyno. Sabu goes for the cover. 1………………………..2…………………………3!

Styles: Sabu is the new Extreme Television Champion?

…..

~ Triple H hits Batista with his Pedigree on the ladder! Triple H rolls off the ladder and positions the other ladder under the World Heavyweight Title. Triple H slowly climbs the ladder as Batista lies motionless on the ladder bleeding profusely. Triple H reaches up and unhooks the World Heavyweight Title and falls off the ladder clutching it against his chest.

Raw, SmackDown! and Extreme present

SummerSlam!

August 28, 2005

The New Charlotte Arena

Charlotte, North Carolina

Attendance: 20,626

Buyrate: 1.91

~ We go straight to the New Charlotte Arena as the United States Navy Ceremonial Guard is here and Lillian Garcia is going to sing the National Anthem. A big USA chant then breaks out as we go to the opening video for SummerSlam! The fireworks then go off in the arena as Jim Ross, Tazz and Joey Styles welcome us to the show. The announcers are sitting at ringside.

J.R.: Welcome ladies and gentlemen to SummerSlam 2005! This is the first joint brand pay-per-view since the edition of the Extreme Brand and I am here with Tazz and Joey Styles.

Tazz: That’s right J.R., I’m here to represent the SmackDown brand of WWE programming.

Styles: And I am here to take things to the Extreme!

~ With that we hear the theme music of Muhammad Hassan as he and Khosrow Daivari walk out in traditional Arabic garb. Daivari has a piece of carpet rolled up and held under his arm.

Lillian Garcia: Now coming to the ring, being accompanied to the ring by Khosrow Daivari, hailing from Detroit, Michigan….Muhammad Hassan!

Tazz: Hassan has been calling out everybody on the WWE roster for a while now, guys, and Kane has been the first one to jump at the chance.

Lillian Garcia: And his opponent, weighing in at 326 pounds, the big red machine, Kane!

~ Fire shoots from the entrance ramp as Kane walks out from the back and stalks his way down to the ring. Hassan and Daivari leave the ring and have a little discussion before Kane climbs up in the ring. Kane raises his arms in the air slowly and brings them down quickly causing flames to shoot out of the four turnbuckles. Hassan is cowering behind Daivari as Kane stares a hole through him.

Styles: It’s about time we got this show going!

Kane vs. Muhammad Hassan w/ Khosrow Daivari

Referee: Charles Robinson

~ The bell rings and Kane climbs out of the ring as Hassan drops his turban and runs around the ring as Daivari hides behind the timekeepers table. Kane chases Hassan around the ring before Hassan slides back in the ring. Kane rolls in behind him and Hassan drops a forearm across his back.

Tazz: Hassan just suckered Kane right there.

J.R.: Hassan looks to be running like a scalded dog.

~ Hassan continues to drop forearms across the back of Kane. Hassan now picks Kane up and whips him across to the opposite ropes. Hassan ducks his head for a back body drop but Kane comes up and hits him with a DDT.

Styles: That DDT came out of nowhere.

J.R.: A move of desperation there from the big red machine, Kane, who was just trying to get Hassan to back away from him.

~ Kane sits straight up to the approval of the fans. Kane gets back to his feet and picks Hassan up. Kane hoists Hassan up to his shoulder and powerslams him down to the mat. Kane then climbs through the ropes out to the apron. Kane then climbs to the top rope and waits for Hassan to get back to his feet. Referee Charles Robinson is checking on Hassan as Khosrow Daivari jumps on the apron.

J.R.: Damn that Daivari! He shouldn’t be involved in this match.

Styles: What did you think was going to happen when he showed up at ringside J.R.?

~ Daivari tries to throw Kane off the top rope, but Kane kicks him in the face. Daivari stumbles off the apron and falls to the floor. By now Hassan is back to his feet and he runs at Kane, but Kane jumps off the top rope and hits him with a flying clothesline.

J.R.: Flying clothesline by Kane! Delivered as only the big red machine can.

~ Kane goes for the pin. 1…………………………2…………………….kick out! Kane picks Hassan back up to his feet as Daivari just now starts to get back up to his feet. Kane whips Hassan into a corner and backs up into the opposite corner. As Kane starts to charge towards Hassan, Daivari reaches out and grabs Kane’s foot causing him to trip and fall on his face. Hassan stumbles out of the corner and approaches Kane who is down near the corner. Hassan drops an elbow across his back. Hassan then climbs to the top rope as Kane starts to pull himself back to his feet. Hassan comes off the top rope with a missile dropkick knocking Kane back down to the mat. Hassan climbs on Kane’s back and slashes his thumb over Kane’s throat before he applies his Camel Clutch!

J.R.: Camel clutch! Camel clutch!

Tazz: Hassan is trying to cut off the circulation of blood to the brain and cause Kane to lose consciousness.

~ Kane slowly starts to get to his knees. Kane then gets to his feet as Hassan hangs on his back. Kane backs into the corner causing Hassan to release his hold and fall off his back. Kane charges into the corner after Hassan, but Hassan gets both feet up and kicks Kane in the face. Kane stumbles around and Hassan climbs to the top rope. Hassan comes off and hits Kane with a tornado DDT!

Styles: Tornado DDT! Hassan has taken back control.

~ Hassan now grabs referee Charles Robinson and pulls him back to the corner and starts to argue with him. While that is going on Daivari grabs his carpet and climbs to the top rope with it.

J.R.: What the hell is going on here?

~ Daivari unrolls the carpet and flies off the top with his Flying Carpet Frog Splash!

Styles: Oh my God, J.R.! Did he just use a flying carpet?

~ Daivari grabs his rug and rolls out of the ring as Hassan climbs on Kane to go for the pin.

J.R.: No! Not this way!

~ Robinson starts the count. 1…………………………2…………………………3!

WINNER: Muhammad Hassan

Match Quality: 63

Crowd Reaction: 75

Overall Rating: 71 *

~ Hassan rolls out of the ring as he and Daivari embrace on the arena floor before heading to the back. Hassan stops at the top of the entrance ramp and falls to his knees. He places his forehead against the metal and then raises his head slowly extending his hands high overhead.

Tazz: What an upset! Muhammad Hassan has just defeated Kane!

J.R.: And what a way to start the annual extravaganza known as SummerSlam.

~ Kane gets back to his feet and leaves the ring as we see a retrospective video package of SummerSlam.

Clips are shown from the Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon ladder match (1995), Texas Tornado vs. Mr. Perfect Intercontinental Title match (1990), Shawn Michaels vs. Vader WWE Title match(1996), Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H (2002), Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior vs. Sgt. Slaughter, Col. Mustafa & General Adnan (1991), The Randy Savage/Elizabeth wedding (1991), Power & Glory vs. The Rockers (1990), Bret Hart vs. The Undertaker w/ special guest referee Shawn Michaels (1997), Randy Orton vs. Chris Benoit World Heavyweight Title match (2004), Demolition vs. Hart Foundation (1988), Razor Ramon vs. Diesel Intercontinental Title match (1994), and Demolition vs. Hart Foundation 2 out of 3 falls World Tag Team Title match (1990).

As you saw, Legend_Killer is stepping away from this diary and we are currently looking for a replacement. If you are interested pm me and let me know. hailtothechimp and I will decide after I post SummerSlam who will be the replacement.

I plan on posting SummerSlam sometime on Thursday, so get your names in the running as soon as you can.