WWE Stars The Miz And Eve Get Heckled The Crap Out Of

[LBF]

ok, it's mostly the miz and he compliments eve. pretty jokes

"ok, i'm going to get an autograph from the jiz"rofl

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYjLZRu38ow

[Hotshot]

I stopped following wrestling since the begining of 2005 and just seeing the blend talent today compare to what it was 20 years ago, the 90's simply were the best.

Hell even in the UFC main event this weekend there were more talented former wrestlers then those employed today.

[LBF]

I stopped following wrestling since the begining of 2005 and just seeing the blend talent today compare to what it was 20 years ago, the 90's simply were the best.

Hell even in the UFC main event this weekend there were more talented former wrestlers then those employed today.

haha, j.r. is the man and heyman was jokes.

ya, i started watching wrestling again roughly a year ago when they started the guest host thing but they've seem to stop that and that was the only thing that had me watching it.

i prolly haven't really watched except tuning in once or twice over the years since around 05. i mean every good guy is gone except triple h, undertaker is barely on and cena is just way to soldier type for it to be cool and you have the greatest announcer gone too.

it's really a farce to what it was in the early 2000's, late 90's. TNA is trying to redo that but they're bringing back dudes from like the 80's, early 90's who were gettiong up there when the attitude era began.it's awful

it's sad that the wwe now has to focus it's shows around little kids because it just doesn't draw the adult/teenage audience it used to.