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Video: SmackDown! Invades RAW, RAW Prevails on that night
Intro: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4X5NYG-dKI
Joey Styles, Jerry Lawler and Jonathan Coachman at ringside and tonight on RAW:
- WWE Champion John Cena vs. Chris Masters
- Shawn Michaels vs. Edge
- Carlito and World Tag Team Champions Cade/Murdoch vs. Kane/Big Show and Special Partner
- Women’s Champion Trish Stratus vs. Torrie Wilson
- Triple H in Action!

RAW Opens with Eric Bichsoff in the ring.
Eric Bichsoff says "Last week after the main event here on RAW, SmackDown! decided to have a little sort of invasion, and well here what happend. Footage of the Invasion is shown and RAW Dominated by throwing all the SmackDown! stars out of the RAW ring. Bichsoff then says "You see that RAW is more capable of beating SmackDown!, on to further notice our next PPV Taboo Tuesday will be live from San Antonio Texas and the main event will feauture the WWE Champion John Cena taking on the Hometown boy HBK Shawn Michaels!" This will surley beat what SmackDown! had to offer last night at their No Mercy PPV. Bichsoff laughs to end the promo.

"The Nature Boy" Ric Flair makes his way to the Commentary table with Coach, Joey and King.

Match 1: Singles Match
Triple H defeated. Val Venis: 4:06 (squash Match)

After the match Triple H grabs the mic and says "Naitch in 4 weeks the Game will get that Intercontinental Championship of your shoulders and be 1 step closer to going back on My Throne the King of RAW, The King of Kings!, me The Game Triple H!"

Carlito with World Tag Team Champions Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch. Carlito says "Who you guys think Kane and Big Show’s special partner is?" Cade replies "Well we have no idea Carlito"

Match 2: Singles Match
Women’s Champion Trish Stratus w/Ashley and Mickie James defeated. Torrie Wilson w/Candice Michelle and Victoria: 5:06

Maria interview WWE Champion John Cena about the match in 4 weeks between him and Shawn Michaels at Taboo Tuesday.

Gregory Helms comes ut and says "Now that I have this thing with Rosey over I am now here to start fresh and to be a Champion that I deserve to be, I am the one who will lead the new era in this Company me, Gregory Helms." Then Viscera interferes and says "All I see is One skinny little guy in the ring" Gregory Helms then continues and says "Weel Viscera maybe you should need to know that this isn’t The Hurricane anymore, I don’t and never will do jokes, foolish things or even childish antics anymore, I will be me!" Helms then attacks Viscera with a Steel Chair.

Match 3: Six Man Tag Team Match
Kane, The Big Show and Special Partner defeated. World Tag Team Champions Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch and Carlito: 11:10

The Special Partner was: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRtvLLEI_vg

Kane wins the match for his team after Chokeslamming Murdoch.
Carlito was shocked that Mick Foley was the special partner.

Kurt Angle Invitational: Challenger: Tajiri
Kurt Angle wins the inviational against Tajiri.

After Shelton Benjamin comes out and attacks Angle’s manager Daivari and also Kurt Angle by giving Angle a spinnnig heal kick. Benjamin gets Angle tonight in this segment.

Match 4: Singles Match
Shawn Michaels defeated. Edge w/Lita: 17:41

Shawn Michaels and Edge out on a great match on RAW. With Michaels getting the win via Super Kick to Edge.

Carlito comes into Eric Bichsoff’s office and says "Taboo Tuesday, Me and Foley"
Bichsoff says "Done!’

Triple H and Ric Flair brawling in the backstage area, Flair throws Triple H into some steel boxes in the backstage area.

The Commentary team hype up Taboo Tuesday.

Main Event: Singles Match
WWE Champion John Cena defeated. Chris Masters: 8:04

Cena won via FU to Masters and then a STFU to make the Masterpiece tap out. After the match though Shawn Michaels would come out and save Cena’s ass by supker kicking Edge who came in the ring. Eric Bichsoff then adds a match to RAW next week it will be "WWE Champion John Cena teaming up with Shawn Michaels taking on the team of Edge and Chris Masters"

Rating:
Best/Worst Match:
Opinions:

Year Base: Late 2005

WQ: If WWE Buys TNA Would Branded PPV’s come back?
RAW: Taboo Tuesday

- WWE Championship
John Cena vs. Shawn Michaels

- Intercontinental Championship
Ric Flair(c) vs. Triple H

Vote: Steel Cage, No Holds Barred, Strap Match

- World Tag Team Championship
Cade/Murodch(c) vs. Kane/Big Show

- Fulfill Your Fantasy Match
The Ladies in Pink (Candice, Victoria and Torrie) vs. Trish Startus, Mickie James and Ashley.

Vote either: Police Woman, Maid or Nurse outfits for Divas.

- Mick Foley vs. Carlito

More matches to be announced.
- Shelton Benjamin vs. Kurt Angle

Vote either: Falls Count Anywhere, Submission or No DQ Match.

Rating: 9/10

Best Match: Shawn Michaels vs. Edge

Worst Match: Trish Stratus vs. Torrie Wilson

Opinons: Great show, but it could be better over the next few weeks. I think Raw is doing better than Smackdown though, as I think it is more interesting.

WQ: Most likely

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Also, if anyone lives near or around Oshawa, Ontario… Would you know where I could find a court BESIDES Kingsway College?

An American squash court is 5ft longer and 5ft wider than a regular racquetball court, however the international squash court dimensions are pretty different.

The front wall of a squash court will have a a line about 17 inches off the floor called the "tin" which is usually raised off the wall (like a dado rail) and will cause the ball to take a different trajectory if hit. The upper line on the front wall is a similar height at about 20ft, and you can ignore the lines on the side walls.

The squash service line is quite a bit further back from the front wall – it lies approximately 5ft beyond where the receiving line is in racquetball!

Personally I think you should be fine playing the game, but in terms of serving and floor markings you might have to have some kind of gentleman’s agreement beforehand when determining service.

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Here are the Dunlops

http://www.dunlopsport.com/gb/catalog/2010/squash/rackets

Here are the wilsons

http://ns.wilson.com/squash/catalog/09_10_SquashCatalog.pdf
http://www.wilson.com/wilson/racquet/index.jsp?CONTENT%3C%3Ecnt_id=10134198673996854&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=9852723697226445

Any recommendations ?
Thanks tojours for replying. I’m an intermediate player, I play once or twice a week within my university, so I’m not an amateur yet not a professional.

My priorities in a racket is that it doesn’t break easily, big enough headsize, shots are strong and have control. I don’t worry about the weight, price, etc.

I like the Dunlop Aerogel 4D Ultimate, but I heard it breaks easily. I also like the Wilson K Factor Blade FX, and the Wilson K Factor Sonix FX, Are the BLX ones better for me ?

I’ve had both Dunlop and Wilson. I actually prefer Head and Prince better than the formers. I play and compete with Head’s Cyano 115. It’s one of the lightest racquets out there and I have a lot of control in my play. I’ve previously owned Wilson’s One20 BLX. Dunlop’s Aerogel 4D Elite is another good racquet. I highly suggest all of those.

It all really depends how advanced you are in squash. If your a beginner, you don’t need an expensive racquet. I suggest going with the Prince Starer Pack because it comes with a racquet, goggles, blue ball, and carrying case. If your a beginner, look for a heavier racquet >155grams. If your more advanced look for a lighter racquet <140grams.

edit: All lighter racquets do break easier, but they are the only type of racquet that will give you the necessary amount of control. I suggest you buy two of the same racquets, that way if a racquet does break, you have a spare. I didn’t have a Dunlop Aerogel 4D Ultimate, but I did own the 4D Elite, and it seemed sturdy. The strings broke on one occasion, but that was simple enough to fix. I have a friend who has the Ultimate and hers did snap in half, but it was because she was being careless.

My preference over the ones you mentioned is the Dunlop Aerogel, but the others you mentioned are fine. I’ve never played with the Wilson K Factor Sonix FX, but I have demoed the Blade FX and it was a good racquet, the Sonix is also an FX series racquet, so it probably preforms around the same level. FX racquets are stiffer, which I really liked because they gave me more control. I really preferred the BLX over the FX, though, because my shots felt a lot smoother and the grip has more shock absorption.

I suggest demoing each racquet and hit yourself rails for an hour or so to get a feel for each racquet. If you have a friend around, play a match and see which you prefer. I still say that the Head Cyano is still the way to go, but the ones you named are very good racquets too.

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