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**loopydate** · 10-01-2004, 06:49 PM

I don't think the NM card is all that bad, aside from UT - JBL.

Booker - Cena should be interesting, as it's the end of the five-match series, and we'll have an "undisputed" U.S. Champion afterwards. Plus, both guys have shown in the first four matches that they have good chemistry and can put on good matches against each other.

Kurt Angle - Big Show has the potential to be pretty good, too. Show's not exactly the best technician in the business, but they've done a good job building to this one, and these guys are both good storytellers.

Luther - Eddie will be good. Eddie Guerrero can get a good match out of anyone, and Luther Reigns has tons of potential to be an excellent "hoss." Again, there's good build-up to this match, so it will be interesting.

Dupree/Suzuki - Rey/RVD could go either way. I still don't think Kenzo Suzuki is ready for this kind of exposure, but he's been entertaining with his "American" gimmick. Dupree, Mysterio, and Van Dam are all excellent talents, so they can probably carry Suzuki through this one.

London - Kidman was rushed way too fast, but they're both still very good competitors. If they're allowed more than five minutes (and to do some real flying), they can steal the show.

Spike - Nunzio was also rushed, but these guys both bump like madmen and Nunzio is fast becoming one of the more entertaining characters on SmackDown. With JBS and the Dudleys at ringside, this one will be unpredictable.

I think it's just a case of overkill. No Mercy has a good card, but there are just so damned many shows now that people don't care. The main event will blow, despite a pretty good build-up, but the undercard is stronger than they've had in a while.

10-01-2004, 06:49 PM	#7
loopydate FIT Challenge Slag People Posts: 13,816	I don't think the NM card is all that bad, aside from UT - JBL. Booker - Cena should be interesting, as it's the end of the five-match series, and we'll have an "undisputed" U.S. Champion afterwards. Plus, both guys have shown in the first four matches that they have good chemistry and can put on good matches against each other. Kurt Angle - Big Show has the potential to be pretty good, too. Show's not exactly the best technician in the business, but they've done a good job building to this one, and these guys are both good storytellers. Luther - Eddie will be good. Eddie Guerrero can get a good match out of anyone, and Luther Reigns has tons of potential to be an excellent "hoss." Again, there's good build-up to this match, so it will be interesting. Dupree/Suzuki - Rey/RVD could go either way. I still don't think Kenzo Suzuki is ready for this kind of exposure, but he's been entertaining with his "American" gimmick. Dupree, Mysterio, and Van Dam are all excellent talents, so they can probably carry Suzuki through this one. London - Kidman was rushed way too fast, but they're both still very good competitors. If they're allowed more than five minutes (and to do some real flying), they can steal the show. Spike - Nunzio was also rushed, but these guys both bump like madmen and Nunzio is fast becoming one of the more entertaining characters on SmackDown. With JBS and the Dudleys at ringside, this one will be unpredictable. I think it's just a case of overkill. No Mercy has a good card, but there are just so damned many shows now that people don't care. The main event will blow, despite a pretty good build-up, but the undercard is stronger than they've had in a while.