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    Chunk I will try to explain this did this in ECW once.

     

    The fists are both taped up and then I belive the glass is glued. IT looks pretty cool

    It sounds pretty cool as well, thats why I wouldn't mind seeing what it looks like.

     

    Surely every pucnh would be like blading though? Unless some of the glass is smooth or they pull ever punch really early.

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    Spyder-Man in TOD2! Thank you jeevus, it's not Hatred or Pondo.

     

    Seemed like a decent card, not CZW's best, but it shouldn't rival Uncivilized as the worst show of this year.

     

    And Barber, I wouldn't go around making smartass comments if you can't take them as well.

    Now now boys ... not this old arguement AGAIN!

     

    Has anyone seen picture of the main event, Im interested to see how they glass fists looked?

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    After sending Ian to the outside, Ian grabs a chair from under the ring, and begins to hit Zandig with it from the ring floor. Zandig grabs it however, and goes to the floor to fight Rotten. After both men go back and forth whacking each other's chairs, Zandig finally knocks Ian's out of his hand. Going back into the ring, both men continue to kick the shit out of each other. On the outside though, it looked as if JC Bailey came to the ring to attempt to help Ian. All of the CZW men kicked his ass however, except the five men of HI V. While the CZW men are beating the shit out of JC Bailey, Messiah sneaks into the ring and gives a HUGE ddt to Zandig onto the chair. Nick Mondo sees this however and jumps into the ring to get Messiah out of there. Rotten gets a 2 count on Zandig. After getting Messiah out of the ring, Mondio hits the M Bison on Ian Rotten. Zandig covers him for a 2 count. Following this, Trent Acid nails John Zandig with a huge Yakuza kick giving Rotten a cover. Kashmere takes Mondo out of the ring, and Rotten gets a three count in this one. All five HI V members and Ian Rotten hop the guard rail and head to the stage, as the CZW roster helps Zandig to his feet. Rotten gets on the mic and says that JC Bailey, Necro Butcher, Corporal Robinson, Ian Rotten and Nate "Spyder" Webb will see John Zandig in Dover, DE next weekened!!! John Zandig then got on the mic and asked HI V what happened to loyalty, what happened to being a 'family'. He said that everyone in CZW was there for Messiah when he had his tradgedy, but now that the tables are turned, it's a different story. He ordered the men of CZW to attack and get HI V and Ian Rotten. All of the CZW men get out of the ring very quickly and make it to the stage in no time. They chase Ian Rotten and HI V off the stage, through the back, through the entrance, down the entrance way, over the guard rail and out all of the doors!!!! This was turning into a riot as fury was in the eyes of every CZW wrestler in this building. Zandig led the CZW troops in the chase of Messiah, Hatred, Acid, Kashmere, B-Boy, and Rotten out the doors and down the streets of Swanson and Ritner. Zandig gave up on the wild gose chase, and called his men back.

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    sorry, i meant more in the sense of how rediculous it was that everyone was giving him so much shit. Stupidity and closed-mindedness amuses me...

     

    Thats exactly what it is "closed-mindedness". And although it can be amusing, it can also be bloddy annoying at times as well.

     

    I honestly wanted him to prove everyone wrong.

     

    So did I, and perhaps the way in which he reportedly phoned it in yet again, is why im so annoyed at this point.

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    After about two minutes, both men are already gushing due to the glass taped on each man's fists. This match has never even been taken into the ring yet, they are still battling on the outside with all of the lumberjacks cheering on Zandig. Zandig is now raking his fists all over Rotten's redneck forehead, watching as the blood quickly trickles down his face. Now, Zandig is beginning to work on the bicep and tricep region of Rotten, tearing them open with the glass as well. (Note: All five HI V members, including Messiah, are at ringside, but they are not cheering Zandig on at all.) Ian Rotten is a fucking bloody mess now, and he is beginning to take the upper hand in this one. Still no action inside the ring however. Finally, Zandig has thrown Ian Rotten into the ring, as both men are bleeding like pigs.

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    Yes it was unfair, but I thought it was pretty funny regardless. (I just wish i knew what he was thinking, if he got the kind of reaction he was expecting or what)

     

    But anyway, he did do something right by not dying his hair rainbow colors or covering himself with radioactive squirrel puke and smurf jizz. Small improvement, but it's a start...

    Thats the exact kind of attitude that pisses me off.

     

    This is wierd, because im not even a big Jeff Hardy fan. However, I do believe in giving someone a second chance. Im not talking about the many chances he had in the WWE before someone mentions that. The bottom line is he chose to come back and work the Indys, so he must still have some interest in the wrestling business.

     

    Therefore, give him a bloddy chance to at least work a match before you boo him out of the buliding.

     

    Yes it was unfair, but I thought it was pretty funny regardless.

     

    That kind of comment would usually get flammed all the way to hell and back, as it is a throw away comment that has absolutely no reason or fact behind it what so ever. But because its about someone that smarks hate, everyone lets it slip.

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    A few minutes ago, Rotten commented that he invented this type of match style. Zandig grabbed the mic and said that he might have invented this match, but Zandig and Wifebeater made it a hell of a lot better!!! Rotten said that he never heard of him, and Zandig said that he damn well did. Zandig said that Rotten might have sneak attacked Zandig and kicked his twice, but he never beat him in a one-on-one. He said that tonight, no one is coming to help Ian because the doors were being blocked by security and this match was now a lumberjack match. Nearly everyone from the CZW roster came to the ring and are now lumberjacks in this one!!!

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    Rotten just asked Zandig to make this match a little interesting. Rotten said that the stip. should be that if Zandig wins, he gets to pick the 16th manin KOTDM. If Rotten wins, he gets to choose the 8th man in TOD 2 next week.

     

     

    NOTE: Im loving that stip :D

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    Making his way to the ring first is CZW Owner, John Zandig and he has broken glass all over his hands!!! Get ready for a sick and bloody Tai Pei Deathmatch!!!!

     

    Zandig just said "Get that fat fuck out here!" (referring to IWA M-S owner Ian Rotten.)

     

    Also with glass taped all over his hands, Ian Rotten is now making his way to the ring!

     

     

    NOTE: Anyone have pics to upload, I wouldnt mind seeing how the glass tapeing is done.

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    Homicide and Trent Acid started this one off with some quick action back and forth. Both men tagged out however, allowing Mafia and B-Boy to go at it. Due to Mafia having the size advantage, he kept the upperhand in this one and Homicide came in and surprised B-Boy by turning him around and hitting him with a dimond cutter. Trent Acid was tagged into this one however and he came into the ring via top rope dropkicking Mafia. Mafia however was finally able to tag out to Homicide, but Trent Acid tagged out to B-Boy as well. Homicide put B-Boy on the top turnbuckle and nailed a very quick top rope rana. He then immediately tagged out to Mafia. Trent Acid also got the tag in at this point as well. As Trent Acid whipped Mafia to the ropes, from the outside, B-Boy grabbed his legs and pulled him outside to the floor. On the other side, Trent Acid took Homicide to the floor and after placing Homicide against the ring rail, Trent got onto the apron and did a very nice moonsault onto Homicide. B-Boy then made his way around to the other side for the double team. After recooping, Mafia got back in the ring and ran against the ropes, diving through the second and third ropes onto all 3 men. Back in the ring, Mafia and B-Boy battled, and Mafia dragon suplexed B-Boy into the corner. He then put him into a tree of woe, placing Acid into the same dragon suplex right into B-Boy. Homicide and Mafia were now destorying Acid and B-Boy, and Homicide set up Trent Acid into the corner for some stiff shots from both him and Mafia. After these, B-Boy nailed a standing Shining Wizard onto Mafia, and Trent Acid nailed a few Yakuza kicks onto Homicide. This match was now going at full speed and all four men were delivering 110% for a fantastic back and forth match. After back and forth suplexes and submissions (those from Homicide), fans were on the edge of their seats. Trent Acid nailed a move off the top rope and looked as if this was all over for Homicide. Mafia finally got to his feet to break the fall however. Mafia now looked as if he was going to finish off Trent Acid, but Dewey got into the ring and low blowed Mafia, allowing B-Boy to attmpt to finish off Mafia. Homicide finally got his feet however and took out B-Boy with a suplex. Out of nowhere though, Trent Acid bridged Homicide for a three count after rolling him up. Your winners of this one, Trent Acid and B-Boy!! After the match, fans chanted "Mafia" for about 30 seconds, quickly showing their respect to Homicide as well by chanting his name too.

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    I quite like a drop of Guiness actually. My prefered drink above all other is actually Murpheys Irish Stout.

     

    It still doesnt make much sense as to why they would pull shows after those last ones drew so well. I actually wouldt mind seeing the modest/williams match.

     

    You should try and make the trip over for Uprising 2. Surely you can get some cheap last minute flights over to london stanstead/gatwick?

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    The crowd booed him the minute he walked out- But they have their reasons

     

    So the reports were right then. IMO there are no reasons for booing him from the very start of the match. I said this before the show and I stand by it now. He screwed up his wwe career for himself, im not denying that. But at the same time if hes decided to work the Indys it shows he must have interest in the business left. Therefore give him a bloddy chance to impress.

     

    The match was really sloppy and was not put together well at all. Everyone looked pretty bad but Jeff did nothing to make the match interesting.

     

    My friend refused to boo Jeff Hardy. He kept saying 'Give him a chance!' 'Give him a chance!'

     

    Thats the way it should have been. Give him ample chance and then boo him if hes crap and look slike he cant be arsed to work properly, ive got no problem with that what so ever.

     

    But I know that Jeff could've easily gotten the crowd back on his side.

     

    Jeff had a chance to shut us all up. He didn't.

     

    Why should he have to work against a crowd that was giving him nothing from the very start? Fair enough its now his own fault that he gave a crap performance and has made a rod for his own back, but at the end of the he wasnt given a fair chance to impress.

     

    The way I see it is that the crowd were there to boo him no matter what he did. I wasnt at the event but I think it would have taken a ****+ classic for the crowd to even acknowledge the fact that he was working properlly.

     

    The Philly fans just thought they knew best and that they didnt need a WWE reject. he was doomed before he even started.

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    Tony Mamaluke made his walk to the ring first, and he got on the mic and said that people were skeptical when he came to CZW because he does not swing a chair, go through tables, or do hardcore; simply because he does not need to. He said he was trained by the best technical wrestler in wrestling today, Dean Malenko. Fans clapped for this comment. He then said that Reckless Youth chickened out tonight, so he asked the referee to count to ten and award Mr. Mamaluke the win because Reckless Youth did not come tonight. At the count of 6, Jimmy Rave's music blasted over the PA and he walked to the ring. Tony Mamaluke hesistantly got out of the corner and stood up. Rave pointed to himself saying that he wanted to wrestle Mamaluke here tonight. The bell was rung and this match was underway.

     

    Mamaluke and Rave started this one with some back and forth submissions, with Mamaluke locking on a very nice armbar. After Mamaluke wrestled Rave for a minute or so on the outside, this match was taken back inside the ring where Mamaluke continued to work on Rave’s arm. Mamaluke kept this advantage pretty much throughout the rest of this match until Rave was able to reverse a move from Mamaluke, bounce off the ropes and nail his armbar!! As fans chanted tap, it did not look as if Mamaluke was going to get to the ropes. Then, out of nowhere, AJ Styles walks out to the ring and breaks up the armbar. Styles picks up Rave, nails him with a Styles Clash, and tells Mamaluke to pin his ass. Mamaluke attempts to, but Rave kicks out. Mamaluke then takes Rave to the middle of the ring where he locks on a full body submission (one where your opponent’s head is under your arm, and you are both sitting, facing each other). Jimmy Rave passes out due to the pain, and Tony Mamaluke is declared the winner. Afterwards, Mamaluke tries to wake up Rave, and after he does, he helps him to his feet where they shake each other’s hand as a sign of respect.

     

    Thoughts: Great match for what it was. It was only about 8 minutes, but it was still very enjoyable even without Reckless Youth being able to make the show

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    Jeff Hardy won a three way over Krazy K and Joey Matthews in 6:36. Hardy was severely booed out of the building the second he appeared. Not due to his ringwork, but just because the crowd had so much hatred and did not want to see him wrestle at all. Personally I do not feel he deserved this amount of disrespect. He shouldn`t have been Konnaned worse than Konnan ever was.

     

    Stupid freakin Philly mutants, you can be arse holes at times! What in the hell is the point in doing that? At least give him a bloddy chance to wrestle ebfore you boo him out of the building. Out of interest, not that it seems to matter to a lot of people, but what was the actual match like?

     

    It also annoys me that Doug did the job again. Why build up Tom Carter as "The Technician" when you allready have a world class "Technician" in Williams?

     

    This may have deflated the crowd somewhat who was upset realizing London would most likely not win the belt.

     

    Who didnt know it was his last match before moving on to WWE? Surely the people that didnt know must have been so few and far between that it couldnt have effected the overall crowd heat.

    Chunk- were you there? No.

     

    Did we boo Jeff Hardy coming out? Yes

     

    But I was more then willing to give the guy a chance.

     

    AND HE BLEW IT.

     

    He slipped off the second rope when he went to do his pose. He looked lethargic, did no high spots (except for the swanton) and looked awful. It's not like the crowd was getting 1999-200 Jeff Hardy and booing it out of the building.

     

    I was PISSED off. He gets paid all this money, despite having no passion for the business and he shows up and completely stinks up the joint.

     

    Don't act like we're to blame for Jeff stinking the joint up.

     

    Jeff Hardy could've shut us all up and put on a fun 3-way. He failed and killed the crowd as a result

    Fair enough, I have no problem with that at all. Its just that the reports I have read tell me that he got boo'd from the moment he left the curtain. If he was given a far chance then thats ok IMO.

     

    However, if he was boo'd from the beginning for no reason what so ever, then thats another thing alltogether.

     

    I wasnt there, and I dont try to pretend I was there, but I can only go on reports that are posted. Thats why I asked for details on what the match was like.

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