zzzzzzzzz i know its a talking point...but CM Punks is scripted, he just does it very well

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You have seen the script then?

brilliant.

Jeff Hardy needs to lay off the "prescription" medication.

I'd question the type of doctor that give those as a "prescription"

My brother's now looking at getting into some British feds, as he's not got into his #1 Uni. Colt Cabana's given him his personal facebook and email so he can send him footage as well to learn how to improve.

Dare I suggest my brother could be the next Regal?

Goldberg has said he's planning to return to the wrestling ring but not with WWE as they can apparently "kiss my a$$"

And I think this is a good thing. Goldberg was all hype and sloppy as hell. Sort of like an Ultimate Warrior for the new millennium

Hmm, now I'm torn eh to be honest mate. I agree that Goldberg was hype (partly) and yes he was sloppy (as Bret Hart terribly found out), but ATEOTD the guy had a hell of an impact in a short space of time. Flash-in-the-pan he may have been (to a degree) but to draw 41,000 fans to an arena for a weekly show (Monday Nitro at the Georgia Dome in July 1998 against Hogan) is something I don't think will ever be anywhere near achieved in American wrestling again.

Ah yes, WCW's legendary booking. Could have broken PPV records but they gave it away free on TV just to beat WWE in the ratings for a week.

Goldberg's impact was to squash the jobbers WCW threw at him in 3 minutes. When he actually got put in against the guys at the top and was expected to actually WORK a match, he didn't do very well

Matt Hardy has been arrested for drink driving, he smashed his car into a tree.

He was already suspended and now he's been fired.