Phoenix Fury Legdrop

To quote myself from the first post:

I'd go at least ***3/4-****. I personally bought into the whole atmosphere and let myself be a mark instead of sitting there and anal-izing stuff like some people do, since Dragon usually seems like one of those types that almost begs for anal-ization (yes, the pun is intended) and I thought it'd be nice to just sit there and soak it all in. Like Joe/Hero, I got an "IWA vs. ROH" vibe from the crowd, but Dragon had the crowd advantage since it almost seems like he's more respected by everyone as just a good wrestler rather than a good wrestler from ROH, and therefore some of the Hero fans cheered for both.

TPI will be fucking incredible...that's all I can say. Tank and Iceberg working the Wildcards and Bradley & Boz? I'm diggin' it. Mercedes Martinez's return? I'm there. SALVATORE FUCKIN' RINAURO? My ticket's bought, maaaan. Hero/Dragon...Jesus H. Christ, it was tremendous. Everything you could possibly imagine this match being, it was. Too good for words. I want a Best of 1,000,003 Series NOW. Dragon also had the most badass medieval entrance gear ever, which he so needs to sell at shows. That, and the "I MUST Break You" shirt he wore at ROH a few months back. I personally thought Punk/B-Boy was really disappointing, but that might be more due to my disliking of Punk the past few months than anything else. I sure hope that Punk/Aries in TPI is good. Adam motherfuckin' Pearce in IWA Mid-South...thank you Ian, DP, Jesus, Allah, and everyone else who made this possible. I literally jumped out of my seat when "Freebird" started up. Then, he beat the living crap out of poor Justin Kage, who looked like Jamie Noble's younger brother in his blue tights. If it weren't for John Calvin (Ian's young son) accidentally spitting on the jackasses behind us who were yelling out absolutely retarded shit like "Ian, why ya bleedin'? It ain't part of the storyline!" all fucking night, this would be my markout moment of the night. There's more hardcore Internet marks than I thought usually come to IWA shows there last night, as the place ERUPTED when Ian announced that Super Dragon was coming in for TPI. If you like your flippy shit flippy, then you'll love Sydal/Webb. The flippiness started before the match even started, as they had dueling flip contests during the "OOOOOH YEEEAAAAH!" parts of "Teenage Dirtbag". Nate also busted out the sequel to Soylent Green; Soylent Green 2: It's STILL People, during the dueling Soylent Green sequences. Ian/Stone was such an awesome brawl, with a finish that came off kind of weird at first, but totally made sense in the scheme of things, as people really truly hate the NWA, and playing off of that hatred is great booking. The falls count anywhere match next month should be great. I'm leaving out so much, but my brain's fried. Some more stuff will probably come back to me later, but this is it until then... By the way, Adam Pearce fucked all your mommas in their assholes, and made you guys as babies, baby!

Sorry to update this so late, but Beef Wellington, aka Jesus F'n Christ, has been added to both the JAPW September AND October shows.

Sly Sommers versus Crystal...when totally platonic male and female friends COLLIDE~!~!~!~!~!~! Plus, some tag team stuff, maaaaan.

Thanks for the song.

#19 for the TPI is Nigel McGuinness, according to the IWA Chat Room.

John Stamos was Jesse, not Joey. Joey was Dave Coulier.

Those reviews of are Patrick McGovern's, who's, in my opinion, the best reviewer on the Internet. As far as the Tom Collinses of the world, all I have to say is come to the site and read our stuff. If you like it, cool. If you don't, it's diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks.

It's on at 11 PM Eastern, aka twenty minutes from now, on MTV2.

Click Here. That's Romeo Bliss, formerly of NWA Wildside. This isn't actually his reality TV debut, as he also was on ABC Family's "My Life Is A Sitcom" at one point.

OAOAST September Showdown...?

FUCK MTV2 AND THE DISH NETWORK PROGRAM GUIDE! They apparantly switched True Lifes, and are showing the High School one now. Damn.

I liked the Best of 2002 tape; outside of Rey Jr. half-assing it against Ace Steel and the Corp/Pondo match, I didn't think anything was outright not worth buying the tape over.

From the IWA message board...

If Bill Behrens hadn't sadly turned into a Jarrett go-fer, I would say that there'd at least be a hair raised by now.

Personally, I haven't really liked Jimmy Jacobs's non-Shelley work at all for months now. He seemed so unmotivated. He was showing little glimmers of hope at the last Highland show, so I'm more than willing to give him another chance, in case it was just the stale gimmick that was holding him back.

Meltzer said that Jamal from Three Minute Warning is at the TNA Asylum, and might be used tonight.

Jimmy Jacobs/Delirious is still for the IWA Light Heavyweight Title, but now Jacobs is going in as champion, as he won it tonight from Delirious at a CCW show in Evansville. Ian Rotten's been booking there for a while now.

Hoff, a PFL is a half-nelson Michinoku Driver, and the biggest, baddest, too hot fo' TV fo' sheezy move in the land. Thanks everyone. Here's to no one bringing booze or strippers (that's for next year, when I become legal.)

If anyone cares, there's a Joe Schmoe 2 Marathon on Spike TV right now, running until 5 PM (4 PM Central), when MXC comes on.

It's 411; what did you expect?

According to PWInsider's Mike Johnson, Aries/Dragon was originally going to be two hours and forty-five minutes, but they called an audible in the ring and decided to "only" go eighty.

IWA-MS April Bloodshowers 2004 IWA-MS Simply the Best 5 ROH Reborn: Chicago PWG Tango & Cash Invitational IWA-MS One More Time

If only everyone were exposed to the awesomeness of Eddie Kingston in IWA and Steven Prazak in Wildside...