Rate the Moments Thread!

[KroniK 4-2-0]

I remember seeing that, and I liked what he said because I agreed. The whole "Superstars" and "Wrestlers" comparison was great. I'd give it.....7/10. Was a cool ass moment even though I ain't a fan of Joey. The rating woulda been a bit higher if I liked him I think, but still he pointed out great facts.

{I think a future RTM could be when Regal becomes the KOTR! or Joe winning the TNA World Title for the first time at Lockdown '08}

 

[John]

10/10. best moment for me. i was in the arena and i was chanting ECdub ECdub, ECdub.

 

[Hendrixxx]

10/10

Fight the power Joey

 

[Travis40]

8/10, great moment. I marked out so much when Joey got shoved down! lol, but I was marking out during that promo.

 

[C4]

Rate the Moment 121:
JBL returns to the ring on Monday Night RAW!

JBL was present at the SmackDown announcer's table during the WWE Championship match between Randy Orton and Chris Jericho, at Armageddon 2007. During this match, Orton whipped a charging Jericho over the announcer table where JBL was situated, and in the heat of the match, Jericho "pushed" JBL out of the way. Minutes later, an infuriated Layfield applied his boot to the head of Jericho whilst he looked set to win the match. This interference led to a disqualification and - as DQ's tend to go against the opponent of the assaulted and titles cannot change hands in such instances - Randy Orton retained the title. On the December 17, 2007 episode of Raw, JBL announced that he would resume his role as an active wrestler, in response to a challenge made by Jericho. On the December 21, 2007 airing of Friday Night SmackDown!, JBL gave his farewell address from SmackDown, officially marking his return to RAW on December 31 with loads of fireworks! The longest reigning champion in Smackdown history had just stepped on to Monday Night RAW and it was a historic moment.

 

[Travis40]

0/10, bad moment :thumbdown:















haha j/k, I'll give it a 3/10, wasn't a very memorable moment, a bad match w/ Y2J as the Royal Rumble and a good match w/ Finlay at WM...what now? JBL's just in the 4 Way match to get pinned by Orton.

 

[C4]

Rate the Moment 122:
Christian Cage debuts in the TNA Wrestling program.

On October 31, 2005, Christian Cage's contract with WWE expired. According to Dave Meltzer, he was asked on the spot to sign a new contract but declined to sign the contract. His last match occurred during the tapings for the November 4 edition of SmackDown! Despite his quitting, Christian appeared on RAW and at Taboo Tuesday, fulfilling his obligations to the company, as he was one of five SmackDown! superstars eligible to be voted Edge and Gene Snitsky's opponents by the fans. As WWE had already announced his departure, there were notable chants of 'We want Christian' during the match, ironic considering the fans had not voted him into the match (they had voted for Rey Mysterio and Matt Hardy).

Contrary to prior rumors, Christian later claimed during his TNA debut speech at Genesis that WWE did not lowball him on their contract offer; in fact, supposedly, they offered him "a very hefty sum" to stay. He had made the decision to leave months before his contract expired and had agreed in principle to terms with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling prior to his departure. In that promo, Christian made several criticisms of WWE, citing the disproportionate amount of screen time allocated to Triple H and the use of distasteful storylines, and claiming that WWE had become, like the now-defunct WCW before it, "old, boring, and lacking direction". He debuted in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling at Genesis under his original ring name, Christian Cage. After teasing an alliance with longtime friend Scott D'Amore and Team Canada, he delivered an Unprettier to D'Amore and helped Team 3D drive Jeff Jarrett through a table, thus turning face. Cage's debut coincided with the death of fellow wrestler Eddie Guerrero. As a tribute to Guerrero, Cage incorporated Guerrero's signature frog splash into his repertoire.

 

[Evil Austin]

Great Moment a mile stone in TNA history.... Now if only he gets another reign as champ.

8.5/10

(coughwhywon'tanyonepostinmyratemomentsthreadcough)

 

[Dylanfsd]

7/10, I didn't see it, but I still miss Christian in WWE. I still think to this day that he would have eventually won the WHC.

 

[KroniK 4-2-0]

^Eventually isn't good enough. Shoulda won it from Cena at Summer Slam or Vengeance. Or from Batista on SD! How the hell 'Tista get the Title before Captain Charisma?.....oh yeah, HHH. Oops!

I remember this. I was suspecting him going to TNA too, and when he debuted I was so mad I didnt get to order the PPV. But, this was the moment that turned me to being a huge TNA Fan.

I rate it 8/10....

As Christian says, he was TNA's biggest acquisition (at that time)

 

[OsamaHussian]

6/10 - Just because the cat was out of the bag before the PPV, if they kept it on the DL like Kurt's debut it would have been awesomer-er.

 

[Dylanfsd]

^Eventually isn't good enough. Shoulda won it from Cena at Summer Slam or Vengeance. Or from Batista on SD! How the hell 'Tista get the Title before Captain Charisma?.....oh yeah, HHH. Oops!

Cena was over to the fans at that time, he was the jack pot for Vince. Christian wasn't really ready for a World title at the time, fresh new faces were taking the ME, are were alot more entertaining (At the time)

 

[THE Brian Kendrick's Biceps]

(coughwhywon'tanyonepostinmyratemomentsthreadcough )

Because we already have a Rate The Moment Thread ....

7/10. A big pick up for TNA, and Christian was hyped up as huge.

 

[John]

7.10, we all knew it was gonna happen, but it was a good segment.

 

[C4]

Rate the Moment 123 is re-rate the Moment # 58:
Stone Cold Becomes the WWF Champion at WrestleMania 14

On an episode of Monday Night Raw in Early 98' Austin interrupted Vince McMahon in his presentation of a special appearance by Mike Tyson over the objection of McMahon referring to Tyson as "the baddest man on the planet" Austin gave Tyson the double-bird (two middle fingers) which led to Tyson shoving Austin and the two needed to be separated, much to McMahon's embarrassment, who began to publicly disapprove of the prospect of Austin as his champion. Tyson would later be announced to be "the special enforcer" for the main event at WrestleMania XIV, although he also appeared to be aligning himself with WWF Champion Shawn Michaels' stable D-Generation X. This led to his WWF Championship match against Michaels at WrestleMania XIV where he won his first WWF Championship with help from Mike Tyson, who ended up double-crossing DX by making the deciding three-count against Michaels. This victory ushered in the Austin Era, and with it, the Attitude Era.