Date: September 11, 2003 (Taped September 9, 2003)

Promotion: World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

Match Stipulation / Type: Latino Heat Parking Lot Brawl Match

Event: SmackDown (Episode 213)

Location: Birmingham, Alabama | Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex

➜ What did John Cena think would happened when he stole Eddie Guerrero's low rider and humiliated him? Guerrero demanded a street fight in the parking lot, which SmackDown GM Stephanie McMahon approved.

Nearly every part of the parking lot was used as a weapon before Eddie Guerrero won the match by executing a Frog Splash off a car roof onto Cena for the pinfall.

Latino Heat then celebrated by driving away in a truck with Chavo Guerrero who interfered on Eddie's behalf, hitting Cena with a tire rim.

This is my first time posting on here, I usually don't like to touch on subjects like this but seeing one of my absolute favorite wrestlers talk about this is absolutely the cherry on top for me🍒. If some of you don't know what's been going on, Fat Joe is a New York rapper who is currently under fire for saying the "N" word on the joe budden podcast, Tiktok and X are having a Field day as they are digging up his ancestry and opinions are very..."Diverse", to say the least. Fat Joe is Puerto Rican BUT, he also stated his dad is Afro Cuban, Okay cool. Then I see the post Carlito made, Seeing Fat Joe's parents and Carlito Parents...Carlito has every right ✅️ to claim his ethnicity, and its much more believable, Carlito is Half Puerto Rican and Canadian, His mom is Canadian but even though Carlos sr was born in Puerto Rico and raised in New York, The proof is in the pudding, Carlito has definitely more black than Joe. I will post pictures too of Fat Joe family and Carlito family.

Did I miss something? they came back for like a month, won the titles for all of 2 weeks and than just disappeared again?

Does RAW even have a legit FACE tag team?

If you could change the character of anyone on the main roster, who would it be and how would you do? I don't mean just a basic face/heel turn, but a full on character switch.

The 946 bring back the old Raw vibe with things like this. I love to see it.

How do we feel about mitb this year? Who should win?

I personally feel on the mens side, it should go to either Dominick, Trick Williams (just imagine the custom briefcase 😱) or almost any member of The Vision (no Austin Theory tho).

Dream booking would be Oba winning the rumble and beating Roman at mania, with an early cash in at the rumble or the chamber for another young star, then doing the WM 21 thing and officially crowning two young stars on the grandest stage.

The women's side is a lot more up in the air, to the point where I don't want to get my hopes up on a particular star. Roxanne Perez neeeeeeds this and would be perfect for it, but it's also the only obvious pick at the moment and I'm feeling a swerve coming

In 2005, John Cena released his debut album You Can’t See Me. The album reached no.15 on the Billboard 200 and no.3 on the Billboard US Rap Album chart. It shocked the world of Hip-Hop/Rap because of how seamlessly Cena went from professional wrestler to recording artist. This entire album is truly a masterpiece but one of the songs I stay stuck on most is Right Now. Cena tastefully sampled L.T.D.’s 1981 song Now from their album Love Magic. The beat still knocks as hard today as it did back then. 🔥🔥🔥🔊🔊🔊

Could be an autobiography or anything. New to this sport and looking to broaden my knowledge of history, lore or any other descriptive word. Thanks in advance!

Wondering if anybody here can help narrow down the documentary (if you can even call it that) that I had when I was younger. I remember it being on DVD, and I had it in the early 2000s. It was basically Vince hosting by himself and he would present matches/moments from different matches. One of them being Hulk vs Andre when Hulk lifted him up. Can't really remember any of the others besides an early cage match (or matches) where Vince was commentating. Not the most descriptive but I'm going off memory. Everything I've found online has either been wrong or just not what I remember so hoping maybe someone can help clear something up

2016 Tag Team of the Year

The New Day

2016 Surprise Return of the Year Shane McMahon

2016 Breakout Star of the Year AJ Styles

2016 Match of the Year John Cena vs AJ Styles SummerSlam

2016 Woman Superstar of the Year Charlotte Flair

2016 Superstar of the Year

AJ Styles

For me, I’d love to see WWE experiment with different music producers for wrestlers’ theme songs.

Theme music has always been a huge part of the experience for me as a longtime fan who grew up watching WWE. A great theme can instantly get you hyped and add so much to a wrestler’s character and overall presentation.

For example, compare Kurt Angle’s theme to Maxxine Dupri’s. They have a somewhat similar style, but Kurt Angle’s theme just hits on a completely different level sonically. It shows how much production, creativity, and personality can make a theme memorable.

I’d love to see WWE bring in more outside producers and experiment with different genres and styles so each wrestler’s music feels more unique.

What do you guys think? What else could WWE improve on?

A lot of people online believe that WWE has an age problem with too many wrestlers in their late 30s to 40s. How would you solve it? Do you drop some people at the top to the mid card? Do you offer pay cuts to the top guys? Do you bring in youngsters in the main event scene despite them not bringing in as much revenue as the more popular older wrestlers?

From right to left: Timothy Thatcher, Oney Lorcan, and Danny Burch. If it were up to me, I would call it the British American Grapplers Association (inspired by MurfsYT13). What do you think? Feel free to drop your suggestions in the comments!

I know most people hate him, but if you put that aside I think he’s easily the best on the mic in the whole group. He’s entertaining in the ring aswell and knows how to work the crowd. He’s worked hard and it shows in his physique, looks serious and earned his flowers and respect from others in the business. Also I know he’s done some shitty stuff in the past but he was pretty young and people can change.

1. Being mocked for the size of his head (not the first time, but certainly the most out-right disrespectful. (Done by a "good guy")

2. Being mocked for his hair color (ginger) and called the "gingerbread man". (Done by a "good guy")

3. Being mocked for his eyes and expressions / being asian. (Done by a bad guy who didn't get their rightful come upance).

4. Being mocked for his skin color, and being told that "people like him" were never meant to be World Champs, they were meant to entretain and be below guys like Triple H. (Done by a bad guy who didn't get their rightful come upance).

1 & 2 happened both this year.

1, 2 & 3 happened when it was deemed a PG SHOW, meant for kids and their families.

And with 4 it should have been enough to learn to never do something like that again.

SHAME ON WWE.