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DX entrance theme highlights women, crotches

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Nov 9, 2007

Males between the ages of 10 and 34 - put down that Victoria’s Secret catalogue and shut off Family Guy ‘cause we have a spanking-new SmackDown! vs Raw 2008 trailer for your adolescent-minded peepers. On display here is the entrance theme for the members of DX, Triple H and Shawn Michaels.

Watch as they strut to ringside amidst bizarre subliminal images of bar codes, exotic dancers and a police unit. Fun fact: DX or Degeneration-X is derived from the terms “degenerate” and “Generation-X,” whereas the crotch-chop maneuver signifies a defiance of authority or whackin’ it.

 


 
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WWE SmackDown! vs RAW 2008

Genre: Sports
Expected release date: Fall 2007
Developed by: Amaze Entertainment
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