Swamp Fox wrote: If it is the NCAA Championships, I would at least see a few of the matches. I also watch High school wrestling because I like the nature of the sport. I don't consider Professional Wrestling a "sport". I consider it more of a side-show. I don't think there is a whole lot of wrestling going on but there are plenty of pyrotechnics and bombastic nose to nose arguments between managers and the like and it's just to me a poor soap opera that is a waste of my time.(And you realize of course, that now there is only one major Soap Opera on TV and I would not watch that either.)....although it is worlds better than Professional Faking.

FER WRASSLIN!!!!!!

only if the wrestling involves naked women in a pool filled with baby oil

Nope.

Hart will be out at the beginning since he's the guest host. My guess is that Hogan won't be out until the end of impact....otherwise why even watch?

Sounds like the nWo will be part of Impact with several sites reporting Hall and Nash are both in Orlando.

I will watch Impact until 9 and then turn on to watch Bret Clark

Since Bret Hart will be in Dayton tonight, I wonder if his alter ego will join him?

May flip back and forth, probably will be watching the Fiesta Bowl

I saw posted on the one site I goto that they said website traffic right now is off the charts, beyond even what a Wrestlemania typically brings. At the very least it seems as if for a night wrestling fans are energized. Whether that actually translates to viewers is another story.

I watched a lil of TNA over the weekend because i saw the preview for tonight while watching the UFC. All i can say is that TNA is awful when WCW was going against WWF they were successful because of a few things
1. orginal storylines
2. stole some names from the WWF but otherwise had some of the best talent there was letting them combine names and talent
3. young talent

from what i saw of TNA they have none of this and if they have to rbing hogan and the nwo in well i already saw that once. As for the WWE i hope maybe this makes them have to trey again but i doubt it. Unless they can find some great people to put in front of the mic and push them i dont see it getting any better

sportchampps wrote:
3. young talent

LOL. Talent....good one.

I'll be watching the return of Bret Hart.

I cannot fathom why people watch this.

Cha'DIch wrote: Hogan and Hart will probably both be on at 9 pm. Just like the old days, the fans will have to watch one or the other. I used to watch Raw at 9 and then watch the replay of Nitro later that night.

I had the perfect system.

Watch Nitro from 8-9

RAW from 9-11

Mortal Kombat on TNT

All while recording the 2 hours of Nitro I missed.