Wasn't it him + Beefcake v Million Dollar Man + IRS for the tag-titles (MDM/IRS kept them somehow from what remember), then Hogan came out later to 'help Bret Hart'. Also remember at the time (with there being no internet, Powerslam etc back then), wondering how Hogan had a huge black eye. Turned out he'd had a boat accident a day or two before.

Another thing I remember as a fan back then is you'd always wonder where people had gone when they'd no longer be on WWF TV. Wrestlers (inc Ultimate Warrior) and announcers like Okerlund and Heenan just seemed to vanish because WWF never acknowledged any other promotion, but as I'd realise years later they'd actually joined WCW.

Yeah, have managed to do it for quite a few and is a lot better when watching it obviously.

Hey if you search that popular video sharing website there's Victoria's WWE in-ring retirement speech after a match on SmackDown (don't think it was televised) - very emotional.

So, did anyone else collected WWF stickers and trading cards as a card? Remember having to send away to Merlin (or whoever produced them) for 6 stickers to complete a WWF album.

WWE have confirmed Umaga was released because he failed a drug test for the second time.

Also apparently Rey Mysterio has handed in his notice. EDIT - NVM looks like a load of rubbish Rey won't be leaving.

Also just remembered a cool moment from the Attitude Era. Not sure if it's on that popular video sharing site, but it's the best chair shot I've ever seen. It's a match from a PPV mid-98 between Austin and Dude Love. McMahon is at ringside trying to help Dude Love, Austin grabs a chair and swings at Love who ducks, causing Austin to totally wipe out McMahon.