That was the explicit acronym that I am sure popped into every wrestling fan's head after The Great Khali won the Biggest Blockbuster of the Summer Battle Royal to earn a WWE title shot at Summerslam next month.

Yes, it was Khali, not Umaga, Mr. Kennedy, Big Show, Montel Vontavious Porter, or the ever so popular, Jeff Hardy. The Great Khali's win and title shot may not be very popular with fans, but I can't blame them.

After all, Khali is not exactly the Dean Malenko of the squared circle. Triple vs. The Great Khali can make or break Smackdown's crowded main event/upper midcard right now.

On one hand, Triple H winning at Summerslam would be a nice win, but extremely predictable. The Game has not exactly been booked as a human being the last few months, but rather more like The Terminator with a lot more charisma.

WWE 2009 Ultimate Impact | Mind Blowing Graphics | Wrestling Game | 310mb

With 2007's WWE Raw PC being the only viable Wrestling PC game around, the game filled a void for many players who could now have a real wrestling PC game. but that void lasted for six years, although there was many mods coming out, there was not yet a FULL conversion of the entire game, (WWE Raw: Ultimate Edition was aiming for this but was never released). Later RMU released Raw Legend edition and Raw Total Edition which were pretty good.
*This year this is the latest and better work done by the RMU.

Matt and Jeff, two brothers from North Carolina, had a dream that they would one day become professional wrestlers. They trained themselves, they formed a backyard wrestling league, they worked indie shows for no money, and they loved every minute of it. When they were finally handed contracts, they didn't bother reading - they just signed the lines knowing that their lives would make a huge change for the better.

Leap of Faith takes us on Matt and Jeff Hardy's journey toward stardom.

The story begins in their home of Cameron, NC, where we learn about their early days. Their dream of being wrestlers began in the late '80s, and they quickly began working toward that goal. Matt learned to sew so that they could have costumes. They videotaped their goofy promos, some of which we get to see on the DVD. They also set up a wrestling league in their own yard.

In addition to background, we also learn about the Hardyz' personalities - they're not too far from their wrestling gimmicks. Through interviews with them, their father, and fellow wrestlers, we learn that Matt is the focused, responsible one, while Jeff really is the eccentric, crazy one. They even show footage of Jeff building a volcano in his backyard so that he can jump over the flames with his dirtbike.

September 27, 1998 two young wrestlers made their debut on Sunday Night Heat. From their very first match the fans knew they were something special. Risk takers, crash and burners these two performers exemplified the heart and soul of the tag-team division. Simply put, they are artists – both in and out of the ring. SummerSlam 2000, the Hardys’ competed in their first ever Ladder Match, rocketing them through the ranks of the tag team division winning the titles on four occasions and making the Tables, Ladders and Chairs match a staple in the WWE. While they may have gone their separate ways they have managed to capture the Intercontinental, Hardcore, European, Light Heavyweight, WCW Tag Team and Cruiserweight Championships respectfully. Now, relive “Team Extreme” once more as they continue to climb to new heights when you own the Hardys Twist of Fate DVD.