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 Christopher Robin Zimmerman  wrote:

> Castrol GTX presents WWE Backlash
> Worcester's Centrum Centre
> Worcester, MA

This was absolutely the worst PPV I've seen; I've been watching them 
only since July 2001, though.  You know it's a bad show when one of the 
best matches features Trish Stratus.  Even though Trish is the most 
improved wrestler in 2002, usually the women's matches are not among the 
best ones on the card.  They're improving, though, and the guys seem to 
be going downhill, so maybe one day, they'll be the matches to watch for.

Someone with influence in the WWE is certainly reading this newsgroup.  
Two weeks after we started discussing the dissapearance of tag ropes, 
they were suddenly back--and as if they had never been gone.  A week or 
so ago, we commented that usually when Kane triggers his flash pots 
before the match, he's going to lose or maybe get beat down after the 
match.  Today, when he triggered them, my partner said, "Well, they're 
going to lose the belts," and I said, "Nah.  They've been reading the 
newsgroup and know we've figured that out, so they're going to double 
cross us."

Rock-Goldberg went pretty much as expected, although I was surprised 
that Goldberg gave Rock the Rock Bottom--and so early in the match.

I think that it can be safely said that any match with HHH will achieve 
some degree of suckiness; maybe if he went up against Jericho in a heel 
vs. heel match, Chris might be able to carry him to a three-star match.

At least they had the sense to put Scotty Steiner on Heat instead of the 
PPV.  When are they going to release him???

--Michelle

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