The Seattle Times agrees

[Guest Jobber of the Week]

http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/...31&query=booker

 

"World Heavyweight Triple H def. Booker T "The Game" retains title in less-than-entertaining match."

 

I'll have my report up tonight or tomorrow.

[Guest Lightning Flik]

Although, I think someone should tell the Seattle Times taht the move was The Tombstone and The Last Ride.

 

I missed that match, so I could be wrong.

[Guest bps "The Truth" 21]

I liked the match more than most Booker T or HHH matches...so something must have been going pretty well compared to usual.

[Guest Brian]

They both sold their asses off. Booker's selling of the leg was really good. The moves fell in climatically, finish aside.

[Guest Trivia247]

I did like the Slight efforts of Ring Science and The submission holds even HHH busting out his First finisher the Indian Deathlock, and the reverse version.

[Guest Brian]

Well, at least if he's going to rip off a Flair storyline he can try and use a Flair match prototype.

[Guest creativename]

Personally, I thought the match was pretty bad. It was boring and lackluster, and the finish was god awful. Flair's antics and bumps were the only remotely interesting things about the match.

[Guest Army Eye]

http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/...31&query=booker

 

"World Heavyweight  Triple H def. Booker T "The Game" retains title in less-than-entertaining match."

 

I'll have my report up tonight or tomorrow.

Eh.. I could see how a non-wrestling fan could be bored with the match, but it was very good, and the psychology was about as good as it gets in the current WWE. Lack of crowd heat hurt it some though.

[Guest Brian]

There were other matches on the card that, IIRC from a live standpoint, displayed much deeper psych. But Booker's selling really put it over.