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Other: If you use an entrance that shows a wrestler's teeth on The Rock you will see that he has no teeth.
Factual error: There are several unfortunate mistakes in the Superstars' bios on page 2 (Career Highlights), found via the computer in the locker room:Bret Hart: The last line simply reads 1991 and 1993 and nothing more. It SHOULD have said "1991, 1993 King of the Ring winner" (1991 being non-televised). Bret Hart's nick name "Hitman" is spelled Hit Man, in two words. On Chris Benoit's Career Highlights page, the last line says 2004 Royal Rumble win - this is a spelling error. Vince McMahon won the Royal Rumble in 1999, but it doesn't say so in his Career Highlights page. Mick Foley's, Dude Love's and Cactus Jack's Career Highlights pages have the same information, including him being a 2-time ECW Tag Team Champion. That in itself is a mistake (Foley only competed in the ECW as Cactus Jack). Mankind's page is different from the others, not saying he was a 2-time ECW Tag Team Champion - this is more of a factual continuity error. Several Superstars' Career Highlights aren't even mentioned, most notably the Hardcore Title reigns and the now defunct European Title reigns (though Big Show has his Hardcore Title win listed, for example).
