There're times when you just gotta give a shout out about
KANE, his wins and challenges, his status in the WWE and the storylines he's in,
his movies, books and fan appearances too!
Just a friendly word or two:
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In the past we've seen some postings from those who don't seem to understand
that this is a KANE fan friendly site. There will be no KANE bashing in
here.
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We'd also like to make it understood that KANE himself doesn't run this forum,
nor does he come here. Please don't post messages to KANE hoping he'll
respond or email you. He won't.
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NO bashing of ANY wrestling character and/or the WWE. Whether we like
them or not, these men and women work hard to entertain. Me mum always
told me "If ye can't say a nice thing about a body, say nuthin' atall . .
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Foul language and pornographic drivel will getcha banned with a missive sent
to your internet provider. Flamin' any other Kanenites in the BREAK ROOM
will getcha the same consequences.
This week on ECW on Sci Fi, Big Show will defend the ECW World Championship against RAW's Kane in an Extreme Rules Match.
Big Show & Kane are former World Tag Team Champions on RAW, and now they will clash for ECW's top prize. Which 7-footer will walk out of Detroit with the gold?
Also, Tommy Dreamer was given a "Kiss of Death" by Paul Heyman last week. Will we see the next chapter in this bizarre saga?
I wasn't aware that they wrestle on other shows now. I guess I wasn't in the loop when they revived the ECW again. I have to read more about that whole thing because I thought that Vince bought that out and cloesd it down, that the wrestlers, much like the ones of WCW weren't happy and didn't want anything to do with the WWE after they were "released" during the "buyout"? I could be completely wrong on my facts so please don't quote me...
I see that The Undertaker was on last week - so I guess it's open to anyone now...RAW, Smackdown!, Saturday Night MAin Event, ECW...
I did find this interesting...
Most Extreme Player for 7/20/06
By Joey Styles
July 20, 2006
This week’s MEP is the Phenom and future WWE Hall of Famer, Undertaker. Just days after falling prey to a gigantic double chokeslam at the gargantuan hands of Big Show and The Great Khali on Saturday Night’s Main Event, the Deadman accepted the challenge of the ECW Champion and made his ECW debut on Tuesday night knowing that regardless of the outcome, he would have to face Khali again this Sunday at The Great American Bash.
This WrestleMania-quality main event saw Undertaker empty his arsenal in an attempt to take the ECW World Title away from the 7-foot, 507-pound champion, doing everything from trading punches to going Old School and even attempting a leg-lock submission hold. It was anyone’s match as Undertaker turned his back on Big Show to meet Khali in the aisle. Despite Undertaker’s attempt to use a steel chair to slay the two giants, in the end the Phenom was again double chokeslammed, this time through the ECW announcers’ table.
On a personal note, this was my first time calling one of Undertaker’s matches and I actually had goose bumps during the Phenom’s entrance. It’s great to know that after all of these years in the business, the little kid in me who first became a fan is still with me.
On the lighter side, I am awarding the MEP runner-up spot to….myself, for spending four days in Texas with Tazz!
Saturday Night’s Main Event was in Dallas and Tuesday’s ECW was in Corpus Christi, so my old friend and new announcing partner Tazz decided to stay in Texas the entire time. Rather than fly home between shows, we drove together from Dallas to Corpus Christi.
I would suggest that if the United States has any difficulty obtaining sensitive information from enemy combatants at Club Gitmo, they should simply send Tazz into a cell to interrogate them. After the torturous six-hour drive with Tazz across the 105 degree Lone Star State, I would have confessed to anything to get out of that car, including but not limited to…
-being the second gunman in the Dallas assassination of JFK.
-knowing the whereabouts of Jimmy Hoffa (he’s buried under the ECW Arena in South Philadelphia).
-holding Julius Caesar while Brutus (Marcus Junius, not Beefcake) shanked him!
On a personal note, I was glad that Sabu used a diving chair through a table to defeat Stevie Richards on Saturday Night’s Main Event so I could deliver my trademark “Oh My God!” scream on NBC…but the truth is, I would have done it even if Sabu won with a headlock submission.
Now that I have screamed “Oh My God!” on Monday Night RAW, WrestleMania and NBC’s Saturday Night’s Main Event, I am running out of things to accomplish on my announcing career checklist. I will hold off on revealing the remaining items for a future column.
This week on ECW on Sci Fi, Big Show will defend the ECW World Championship against RAW's Kane in an Extreme Rules Match. 