[quote name='Bezerker']Jeeezus. Scott Hall's reportedly broke the 300lb mark
Now i can see a good reason for there not to be a nWo reunion.[/QUOTE]
Well, he was peggaed at 287 for most of his career, so tipping 300 isn't as bad as it would for, say, Alex Wright.
Well, I got home. Fun show, but I entered with low expectations. I didn't get many choices I wanted, but so what. You saw the show or didn't. I've very little to add to the commentary thus far. I'm neither upset nor bothered by the results. K-Fed was a funny run-in, DX is HUGE over, this marks the first time I've ever seen an entire WWE Crowd chant for Super Crazy (dark match saw him pin Rob Conway).
I have pics, but I've been drinking all night, so I'll try to post them tomorrow. I'll set up a flickr account or some shit.
Cincinnati has a very traditional WWE crowd, so they cheered to see Kane wrestle Umaga, and they popped HUGE for anything DX. They liked Cryme Tyme and the Highlanders as well, and didn't do anything unexpected.
The end of the show saw me weaving through traffic (on foot) to find the goddamned DX shirt my cousin dropped in the middle of the road as our ride picked us up, and I think I took a picture of the internet wrestling nerd archetype who sat in front me the whole night. Potbelly, WWE shirt, linen jacket, nerd glasses and useless sports (Indiana Pacers) ballcap, spoke with a lisp, corrected me when I said Spirit Squad Kenny was 22 (he's 20!), and had no teeth.

ing seriously; those anti-methampetamine photographs showing "meth mouth"? Better teeth than this guy had, and more of 'em. GodDAMN. I was bantering with a young dude sitting in front of me the whole night, occasionally having a digusted laught at the nerd's expense.
I guess I had fun because I didn't care who won or lost. I don't know if that's a good sign for the WWE, but it's not as if I left pissed off. Just another night IMO.