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  1. Are you guys kidding? EVERYONE hates Mike Adamle.

    He's going to get booed out of the building every week.....

    Its not like they hate him like a heel either. They hate him because he flat out is bad at what he does. He has no ring presence.

    Even Vicki Gurrero in all her nasty bad acting.......is much better than this.

    Good job Vince, you screwed the pooch here.

  2. I was waiting on him have Angle re-name all the belts like Lance Storm did in WCW. Remember when the US Title became the Saskatchewan Heavyweight International Title?

    Oh yeah, I totally forgot about ole Lance Storm.

    You guys remember when WWF Raw was only live like once a month? But WCW was always live? That one where on WCW, Bishoff tells the crowd to not change the channel to WWF, and that Mankind was going to win the title over there.

    So nasty!

  3. ‘Smackdown’ smacked down by CW

    Pro wrestling series leaving network in fall after 10-year partnership

    The Associated Press

    updated 10:28 a.m. ET, Fri., Feb. 8, 2008

    NEW YORK - Pro wrestling is getting smacked down by the CW network.

    The long-running "Friday Night Smackdown" won't be airing on the CW this fall, the network and World Wrestling Entertainment said late Thursday. In separate announcements, they stated that "after a successful decade of ‘Smackdown,’" they had agreed to conclude their partnership after the 2007-08 season.

    No reasons were offered.

    WWE added that it began talks with other networks after the CW's exclusive period to negotiate a renewal ended Jan. 31. Although no details were disclosed for a possible new home for the show, candidates might include NBC Universal, whose USA cable channel already carries "WWE Raw," and MyNetworkTV, where some affiliates aired "Smackdown" when they were UPN stations.

    The two-hour "Smackdown" premiered on then-fledgling UPN in fall 1999 as strategic counterprogramming on Thursdays. "Smackdown" gave UPN a foothold on that night of bruising prime-time competition, but even as a ratings contender, it proved to be a sometimes uncomfortable fit with UPN's image.

    When UPN, owned by CBS, merged with Warner Bros.' WB in 2006, "Smackdown" seemed no less out of place on the resulting CW network.

    URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23068209/

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