Wrestlemania X7

Kane Doing His Pyro Thingy
Kane's Pyro's Agian

Axxess

Taker
Kane
Again
And again
More Kane
Kane?
Hello Kane
Sigh, What Can I Say?

The Next Three Photo Are Courtesy of Sharon

Kane
Another Kane
Still Another

Me, Ref Mike Cieota, Sandra, Lady Cat and Sharon
Bull Buchanan
The Acolytes
Al Snow
Billy Gunn
Billy Again
Steve Blackman
Steve Again
Harvey Whippleman & Brooklyn Brawler
Matt Hardy
The Big Show
Tazz & Michael Cole
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Raven
Sick Boy & K Kwick
Steven Richards

Photo Courtesy of Jody
Steven Richards and Jody

Taka
Test
Trish Stratus

Photo Courtesy of Sandra
Iron Sheik, Me and Repo Man

Moolah and Mae Young
Chris Benoit
Chyna
Debra
Bubba, Spike and Devon Dudley
Eddie Guerrero
Edge
Essa Rios
Funaki
D'Lo
Chaz
Good Father
Hardcore Holly
Crash and Molly Holly
Lillian Garcia
Kurt Angle
Lita
Michael Cole
Scotty 2 Hotty and Grandmaster Sexay
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan and "Mean Gene" Okerlund

Axxess Events

Angel and the Hotel Sign
Reliant Astrohall, Huston,Texas
Entrance to Axxess at Reliant Hall

March 30 to April 1, 2001

There were things for everyone of all ages to do.

You could take on the XFL obstacle course; be a commentator during a videotaped wrestling match; get your caricature picture done by an artist; visit the McMansion (where there was a living room set up for The Rock and one for Stone Cold; Stephanie's bedroom and Commissioner Foley's office); pay a visit to Stone Cold's Cow (yes you heard me, a real cow); see the new real scan dolls of the wrestlers coming out this year; or even see live wrestling matches in the ring that was set up.

Stone Cold's Living Room

Photo Courtesy of Sandra
Stone Cold's Cow Shorty

There was a studio type area set up with a leather couch where the wrestlers would come and be interviewed by Tazz and Michael Cole.

There was also an exercise area where the wrestlers would come and answer questions from the audience.

There were concession stands and vendors all over the place.

But if you didn't want to buy anything you could always just wander among, and take pictures of and with, the cars and motorcycles previously used in WWF T.V. shows; or just browse and look at the other assorted exhibitions set up.

Taker's Hearse

Photos Courtesy of Jody
Inside Taker's Hearse
The DX Bus

Phots Courtesy of Sandra
Scooter Kurt Gave Taker
Vinny Macs Motorized Wheelchair
Vince's Cement Corvette, Filled by SCSA

Photo Courtesy of Sharon
Sandra and Kurt Angle Poster

Angel of Doom and Divas Poster
Taker's Bike HHH Destroyed
Seat of Scooter Says 'American Badass'"Are You Scared?" Undertaker
Rocks Monster Truck
Me and a Live Size Cut Out of Andre the Giant
Andre the Giant's Wrestling Shoes

You could even talk to the funny car drivers for the Wrestlemania, Kane and Taker cars. I got to speak to Tony Barton, driver for all three cars. He told me that Kane's car had burned up and that Taker's car was in the shop being repaired.

Funny Car Driver Tony Bartone
The Wrestlemania Funny Car

Photo Courtesy of Sandra
Stone Cold's Funny Car

There were 3 areas, with two tables each, set up for autograph signings and all 6 went on simultaneously. The lines were at least 2-3 hours long before you would reach the table. So if you saw your favorite signing at one table by the time you reached the front of the line he (she) was gone and someone else was there.

Now, if you would just walk around you were bound to bump into some of the wrestlers and referees. I know I did.

There was also "Make a Wish" where you could make donations in exchange for wrestler's autographs or bid on things to be personally signed by the wrestlers.

All the wrestlers that I was able to photograph were very nice (some even posed for the pix), courteous and went out of their way to great their fans. (Kudos to you guys, you were great).

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