WrestleMania 2night on NBC 8/7/10
WrestleMania 2night on NBC 8/7/10
The BeachBum's are having a Party 2night at
one of the SeniorCitizens home & are going to
Watch the below.
I know we have a few Member's that enjoy Wrestling.
I have to get ready 4 work, but I hope that
if you like wrestling ? you might want to check it out 2night : )
Oh, it's free on Broadcast TV
NBC @ 9PM EST
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WrestleMania XXVI premieres on NBC
For the second consecutive year, NBC and World Wrestling Entertainment will bring the world’s biggest pop culture event to network television when WrestleMania XXVI: The World Television Premiere airs Saturday, Aug. 7 at 9 pm ET / 8 pm CT. The special will feature highlights from WrestleMania XXVI set to music from today’s hottest acts in one lightning-fast hour of family-friendly programming.
For one night only, NBC will be the one and only place, where television viewers can witness the grandeur and spectacle of the world-wide phenomenon that is WrestleMania. WWE Superstars
such as John Cena, Triple H, Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio and Edge entertained a sold-out crowd at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. While the University of Phoenix has hosted the Super Bowl, major college bowl games and high profile concerts, nothing compared to the magnitude of WrestleMania’s non-stop action and thrilling pyrotechnics. NBC will be presenting The Show of Shows in breathtaking high-definition.
The highlight of the NBC special will feature what turned out to be one of the greatest matches in WWE history. Undertaker and Shawn Michaels are two of the most prolific superstars in WWE history, for one of them, this match was his last. More than 72,000 fans were on their feet throughout the emotional rollercoaster of athleticism. The two immortals put on a performance that thrilled the audience and in the end, reduced grown men to tears.
WWE made history at the University of Phoenix Stadium, as WrestleMania XXVI became the highest grossing entertainment event ever held at the stadium. A total of 72,219 fans from all 50 states and 26 countries attended the event, outdrawing Super Bowl XLII (71,101 attendance) in the same building. WWE’s annual extravaganza was broadcast around the world on pay-per-view in more than 100 countries and 20 languages.
http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/15128944
one of the SeniorCitizens home & are going to
Watch the below.
I know we have a few Member's that enjoy Wrestling.
I have to get ready 4 work, but I hope that
if you like wrestling ? you might want to check it out 2night : )
Oh, it's free on Broadcast TV
NBC @ 9PM EST
____________________________________
WrestleMania XXVI premieres on NBC
For the second consecutive year, NBC and World Wrestling Entertainment will bring the world’s biggest pop culture event to network television when WrestleMania XXVI: The World Television Premiere airs Saturday, Aug. 7 at 9 pm ET / 8 pm CT. The special will feature highlights from WrestleMania XXVI set to music from today’s hottest acts in one lightning-fast hour of family-friendly programming.
For one night only, NBC will be the one and only place, where television viewers can witness the grandeur and spectacle of the world-wide phenomenon that is WrestleMania. WWE Superstars
such as John Cena, Triple H, Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio and Edge entertained a sold-out crowd at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. While the University of Phoenix has hosted the Super Bowl, major college bowl games and high profile concerts, nothing compared to the magnitude of WrestleMania’s non-stop action and thrilling pyrotechnics. NBC will be presenting The Show of Shows in breathtaking high-definition. The highlight of the NBC special will feature what turned out to be one of the greatest matches in WWE
history. Undertaker and Shawn Michaels are two of the most prolific superstars in WWE history, for one of them, this match was his last. More than 72,000 fans were on their feet throughout the emotional rollercoaster of athleticism. The two immortals put on a performance that thrilled the audience and in the end, reduced grown men to tears. WWE made history at the University of Phoenix Stadium, as WrestleMania XXVI became the highest grossing entertainment event ever held at the stadium. A total of 72,219 fans from all 50 states and 26 countries attended the event, outdrawing Super Bowl XLII (71,101 attendance) in the same building. WWE’s annual extravaganza was broadcast around the world on pay-per-view in more than 100 countries and 20 languages.
http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/15128944
Well, ya know Mean Gene.
I haven't been in the WWE in decades.
But I tell ya what I'm gonna do.
I haven't been in the WWE in decades.
But I tell ya what I'm gonna do.
The Hulkster is gonna say his prayers, take his vitamins,
gather all the little Hulkamaniacs around the TV
and we're gonna watch all the hangin' and bangin' tonight on NBC, brother!
gather all the little Hulkamaniacs around the TV
and we're gonna watch all the hangin' and bangin' tonight on NBC, brother!
And I suggest you do too, brother!
Cuz if ya don't, brother...
What are you gonna do,
when the 24" pythons
run wild on YOU???
when the 24" pythons
run wild on YOU???
For the record, I can't stand Hulk Hogan.
Monte Of The Month -- January 2013
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 5,612
From: London, Ontario
I bought the pay-per-view and watched it live. I'm a huge Shawn Micheals fan, but that match was far from his best. Last years 'Mania was better - at least the HBK vs Undertaker match - which was one of 'Takers best matches ever.
I could talk wrestling (or sports-entertainment) all day probably, but I have lost a little interest since Shawn and Jeff Hardy retired.
I could talk wrestling (or sports-entertainment) all day probably, but I have lost a little interest since Shawn and Jeff Hardy retired.
My grandma watched wrassling, my mom & I watched it and my kids grew up watching it. Been to several shows in San Jose over the years. Crazy good family fun.
What wrestler would you be? I'd be Ray Stevens in a younger day. Today it would be John Morrison.
What wrestler would you be? I'd be Ray Stevens in a younger day. Today it would be John Morrison.
