TheOriginalOrangeGoblin

There are many I could watch non-stop but the mopst are: The Lethal Weapon Series(All 4 of them I have seen tons of times and can watch them a million more times) Die Hard Terminator 2: Judgment Day Usual Suspects A Bronx Tale Almost any Schwarzenegger movie In the Line of Fire

Show sucked but I got the DVD free when I bought Best of cinfidential so I can't complain. Plus it's free and you get the Austin/Pillman segment on DVD and the awesome video package of the wrestlers who died.

And his classic: "British Bulldog has thrown so much at Bret Hart that nobody could ever kick out of it except one person...Ric Flair ofcourse"

Same exact thing. My first memory of wrestling is that angle and my first match that I cared about and payed attention to was Hogan/Savage from WM5. You can figure out what my first PPV was. I loved hogan and Savage and I was a part time watcher till 1992 when Bret Hart got me hooked. That year I cheered for Bret, Savage, IRS, DiBiase and, ofcourse, Flair & Perfect. In 1993 I got turned off by Hogan screwing over Bret at WM9 and tuned in to TBS. I became a huge WCW fan by watching, who else, Ric flair when he returned and I remember I was REALLY hyped to see Battlebowl 93. All those guys I mentioned are still my favorites to this day with Bret being number 1.

The big non flexible ones form them id-80's. I got Hogan, Savage & Nikolai Volkoff. Then I got Bret & IRS from the 1991-1992 series.

Ya Heenan's last ever appearance was in December when Gorilla kicked him out. Then Heenan's briefcase spilt revealing endless roles of toilet paper. Summerslam 1992 Heenan is gold. During Savage/Warrior and even moreso during Hart/Bulldog.

Married wtih Children Seinfeld My two fav sitcoms win.

Yah there'll probably be a PPV on that day. Happy B Day & RIP Owen

Yah Russo booked Bret Hart to get powerbombed by Sid twice after suffering 3 concussions from Goldberg. And I agree with everything Russo said BUT it's not gonna chnage. Like it or not it's nearly impossible to kill all drug use in wrestling.

Dude, at LEAST you get a live show. Out west, we haven't had a TV show since 2001. Hell, I think that was the last time a show came out here. How West? Edmonton and Calgary get more than there fair share of shows.

Lucky SOB's. We get one house show a year usually and we're Canada's capital. AND we have to sit through Nash/HHH.

I must admit this Mr. America stuff is somewhat entertaining especially seeing Vince lose it. BTW we'll NEVER forget that Vince screwed Bret. And what time is the Nucks/Wild game?

Oh yah shit I forgot...

Anyone else enjoy that LOUD "You Screwed Bret" chant. The classics never die.

Third show: Brian Kendrick vs Nova : Spin kick by Nova to the face. Kendrick takes a hurrancarana from Nova. Cover for a two count. Nova walks into a trip. Spinning back kick from Brian Kendrick. Second rope flying axe handle, Nova goes down. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tiger suplex on Nova, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Second rope flying axe handle, Nova goes down. Nova reverses a hip toss. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Cover for a two count. Tornado DDT from Nova, Kendrick got planted. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Second rope flying axe handle, Kendrick goes down. Standing leg lariat by Nova on Kendrick. Kendrick blocks a kick from Nova. Kendrick hits a dropkick on Nova. DDT from the top rope by Brian Kendrick. That looked brutal. The bell rings, and this match has come to a time limit draw. Brian Kendrick offers a handshake to Nova...and he accepts it! Almost a ** match, but not quite - *1\2 rating. 60, 49, 72 A video is played, hyping the upcoming debut of the new tag team Casey and Michaels. 49 Notes: Chris Michaels gained overness from this segment. Casey and Michaels vs Nowinski \ Scorpio : Spinning back kick from Sean Casey. Nowinski takes a flying neckbreaker from Sean Casey. Cover for a two count. Tag to Chris Michaels. Casey and Michaels whip Nowinski into the ropes and hit a double backdrop. Hooks the leg for a two count. Hard back suplex on Nowinski. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Chris Nowinski reverses a hip toss. Big clothesline from Nowinski. There's a two count on the pin. Tag to Scorpio. Michaels takes a hurrancarana from Scorpio. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Driven DDT by Scorpio. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Chris Michaels avoids a Scorpio avalanche. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Tag between Chris Michaels and Sean Casey. Dropkick connects, Scorpio goes down. Tag between Scorpio and Chris Nowinski. Flying elbow from Sean Casey. Chris Nowinski climbs to the top rope, ready to leap at Casey. Scorpio bounces off the ropes for an elbow drop without seeing his partner, and crotches Nowinski by accident. Chris Nowinski is in trouble. Blockbuster!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Maven comes running down the aisle, and gets into the ring! Nowinski gets slammed down. Maven climbs to the top rope...Moonsault! Chris Nowinski has been left down on the canvas. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 63, 53, 73 Notes: Sean Casey gained overness from this match. Chris Michaels gained overness from this match. Scorpio is backstage. He talked trash about Kid Romeo. See, it's simple - they insult each other, build up some heat, then fight. It's not rocket science. 64 Lash LeRoux vs Mike Rotundo : LeRoux eats a swinging neckbreaker slam from Rotundo. Mike Rotundo scores with a poor face jam on Lash LeRoux. There's a two count on the pin. LeRoux counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Lash LeRoux strikes Rotundo. Lash LeRoux hits a rolling kick on Rotundo. Hooks the leg for a two count. Diamond Dust from Lash LeRoux, Rotundo is out. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Rotundo takes a flying neckbreaker from Lash LeRoux. Mike Rotundo ducks a clothesline attempt. Mike Rotundo scores with a poor face jam on Lash LeRoux. Cover for a two count. Face-first suplex from Rotundo. Hooks the leg for a close fall. LeRoux takes a vertical suplex from Mike Rotundo. Chop from Rotundo on LeRoux. LeRoux counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. LeRoux hits a dropkick on Mike Rotundo. Tiger suplex on Rotundo, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Lash LeRoux moves in for the kill. Here it comes - Whiplash. Larry Zbysko quickly comes running down the aisle and into the ring! Lash LeRoux turns around....and gets floored with a chair shot! What impact! The referee calls for the DQ because of the interference of Zbysko! Larry Zbysko isn't finished with his attack yet! Lash LeRoux stands up...and gets pushed into the ropes. Zbysko has tied Lash LeRoux up in the ropes. Larry Zbysko gets a chair, then stands facing LeRoux. He winds up...and then lets fly with a vicious chair shot to the unprotected head of Lash LeRoux! That was brutal! A host of referees hit the ring and manage to drag Larry Zbysko away! Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. 65, 60, 70 Wright\Gedo\Jado vs Ultimo\Funaki\TAKA : Stiff high kick on Gedo by Ultimo Dragon who has evidently been watching some old AJPW tapes recently. Spin kick by Ultimo Dragon to the face. Tag between Ultimo Dragon and TAKA Michinoku. TAKA uses a basement dropkick to the knee. TAKA crushes Gedo with a sweet running senton. There's a two count on the pin. Tag to Funaki. Kai En Tai hook up Gedo, then hit a double suplex. Hard back suplex on Gedo. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Gedo takes the advantage after a i-block-your-punch-you-don't-block-mine routine. Flying elbow from Gedo. Gedo tags out to Alex Wright. Funaki takes a chop from Wright. Face-first suplex from Wright, but not done very well. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Amateur-style takedown from Alex Wright, capitalising on that *huge* demand for amateur wrestling that we see every day. Tag to Jado. Jado scores with a back heel kick on Funaki. Funaki takes a flying neckbreaker from Jado. Jado gets taken down out of nowhere. Tag to Ultimo Dragon. Ultimo uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Tag between Jado and Gedo. Gedo hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Super kick by Gedo. Ultimo Dragon hooks up a suplex, but Gedo flips out and lands on his feet, and quickly grabs the tights to score with a school boy pin! 1...2..3! The referee somehow missed the blatant cheating! I'll give it a **1\2 rating. 68, 61, 76 Overall: 62 Ratings: 0.72, 180 PPL, $3600 RoH: 0.13 MASSACRE PAY PER VIEW Suicide Blondes vs Casey and Michaels : Rude Awakening on Sean Casey by Derrick. Diamond Dust from Jason Lee, Michaels is out. Suicide Blondes whip Casey into the corner. Jason Lee whips Derrick King in for a hard clothesline to follow-up. Derrick King pulls Michaels onto the table for a piledriver, but he uses a backdrop to survive. Casey counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Hard back suplex on Derrick. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Chris Michaels pulls Derrick onto the table for a piledriver, but he uses a backdrop to survive. Tiger suplex on Lee, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Michaels throws Derrick King onto the table, climbs to the top - and then uses a moonsault to smash the table and win the bout. I don't think the fight has finished. Suicide Blondes and Casey and Michaels have begun brawling again! They wind up brawling all the way down the aisle and out of view. I'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. 52, 45, 72 A video is played, hyping the upcoming Gedo and Jado vs Kai En Tai match. 64 Notes: Funaki gained overness from this segment. Nova vs Brian Kendrick : Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Spinning bulldog in the corner, Kendrick is down. Cover for a two count. Brian Kendrick comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. Brian Kendrick scores with a back heel kick on Nova. Nova takes a flying neckbreaker from Brian Kendrick. There's a two count on the pin. Diamond Dust from Brian Kendrick, Nova is out. Pin, but Nova is out just before the three count. Kendrick hits a dropkick on Nova. Nova elbows Brian Kendrick in the face to break a hammerlock. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Kendrick is down. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tiger suplex on Kendrick, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Driven DDT by Nova. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Nova hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Kendrick counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Brian Kendrick hits a rolling kick on Nova. Springboard dropkick from Brian Kendrick. Nicely done. Novatakes a nasty tumble from the top to the outside after a shove from Brian Kendrick! The referee count to ten, then calls for the bell. Nova gets counted out. Nova extends his hand to Kendrick...and it is accepted! They shake! Almost a ** match, but not quite - *1\2 rating. 57, 56, 73 Alex Wright vs Ultimo Dragon : Alex Wright hits a right hand on Ultimo Dragon. Ultimo Dragon powers out of a Alex Wright headlock. Ultimo hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Ultimo Dragon misses a clothesline...and takes out the referee by mistake. Tornado DDT from Ultimo Dragon, Wright got planted. Pinfall attempt, but the ref is conveniently laid out. Wright reverses a Ultimo Dragon hammerlock. Alex Wright arm drags Ultimo over. Wright suplexes Ultimo Dragon badly. Cover for a two count. Ugly-looking short powerbomb by Wright. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Ultimo ducks a wild right hand. Super kick by Ultimo Dragon. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Wright counters an arm wringer with an elbow to the side of the head. Ultimo Dragon hooks up a suplex, but Wright flips out and lands on his feet, and quickly grabs the tights to score with a school boy pin! 1...2..3! The referee somehow missed the blatant cheating! Alex Wright leaves the ring and heads off down the aisle at speed. Wright has the victory, and isn't hanging around for Ultimo Dragon to look for revenge. Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. 65, 74, 74 Notes: Alex Wright gained overness from this match. A video is played, hyping the upcoming Scorpio vs Kid Romeo vs Chris Nowinski vs Maven match. 66 Notes: Kid Romeo debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Chris Nowinski vs Scorpio vs Maven vs Kid Romeo (For The World Title Title) : Nowinski strikes away at Kid Romeo. Romeo gets squashed in the corner with a clothesline. Hooks the leg for a two count. Chris Nowinski gets taken down out of nowhere. Romeo tags out to Scorpio. Nowinski takes a flying neckbreaker from Scorpio. We have our mandatory ref bump, as he goes down after accidentally getting caught by an elbow to the face. Nowinski walks into a face crusher variation. Hooks the leg, but the referee is still out. Second rope flying axe handle, Nowinski goes down. Chris Nowinski fights out of a grapple. Tag to Maven. Maven scores with a poor face jam on Scorpio. Scorpio walks into a chop to the pecs. Scorpio backdrops Maven out of a piledriver attempt. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Power drive elbow by Scorpio. Cover gets three. Scorpio pinned Maven. Romeo hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Second rope flying axe handle, Scorpio goes down. Hooks the leg for a two count. Super kick by Kid Romeo. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Scorpio reverses a Kid Romeo hammerlock. Romeo walks into a face crusher variation. Tag between Scorpio and Chris Nowinski. Side suplex from Nowinski. Pin : 1 - 2- 3. Nowinski defeats Romeo. Chris Nowinski hits a right hand on Scorpio. Chris Nowinski misses a clothesline. Lightning kick by Scorpio on Nowinski. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Chris Nowinski ducks a clothesline attempt. Running clothesline from Chris Nowinski, sloppily done. Nowinski whips Scorpio into the turnbuckles...and predictably, the referee gets sandwiched. Scorpio knocks Nowinski to the outside, then signals for the Scorpio Splash. He reaches out of the ring for Chris Nowinski...and gets clobbered with the ring bell! Right to the head! The referee wakes up to see Nowinski sliding in and making the pinfall: 1....2....3! Forget about it. Almost a ** match, but not quite - *1\2 rating. 57, 65, 63 Notes: The World Title title has gained in image. Zbysko \ Rotundo are backstage. They were laying a verbal beating on Monty \ Billy. 74 Notes: Larry Zbysko gained overness from this segment. Mike Rotundo gained overness from this segment. Rotundo \ Zbysko vs Monty \ Billy : Mike Rotundo snap suplexes Billy...with authority! ('With authority', trademark G.Monsoon 1986.) Brutal forearm by Rotundo. Cover for a two count. Tag to Larry Zbysko. Zbysko \ Rotundo whip Billy into the corner. Larry Zbysko whips Mike Rotundo in for a hard clothesline to follow-up. Billy eats a swinging neckbreaker slam from Zbysko. Hooks the leg for a two count. Chop from Zbysko on Billy. Billy backdrops Larry Zbysko out of a piledriver attempt. Flapjack from Billy on Zbysko. Tag between Billy Gunn and Monty Brown. Zbysko walks into a spinning heel kick, evidently feeling that the 'duck' tactic is over-rated. Monty Brown hits a crap missile dropkick on Zbysko. Monty walks into a trip. Tag between Larry Zbysko and Mike Rotundo. Mike Rotundo scores with a poor face jam on Monty Brown. Chin crusher by Mike Rotundo, the execution wasn't great though. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Rotundo suplexes Monty to the canvas. Monty backdrops Mike Rotundo out of a piledriver attempt. Monty Brown hits a crap missile dropkick on Rotundo. Mike Rotundo gets whipped into the corner by Monty, who charges in with a clothesline. Rotundo grabs the referee and pulls him in the way! The referee calls for the DQ as he collapses to the mat in pain. Mike Rotundo gets out of the ring and walks off, having taken the cheap way out. The fight has started up again! Rotundo \ Zbysko attacks Monty \ Billy, and they brawl all around ringside, then into the crowd! They eventually disappear backstage, still fighting. Bland match, but i'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. 54, 60, 63 Kai En Tai vs Gedo and Jado (For The Tag Team Title Titles) : Gedo strikes TAKA. Second rope flying axe handle, Funaki goes down. Gedo blasts TAKA with a slingshot into the ladder. Funaki drops out the back of a Jado bodyslam attempt. Hard back suplex on Gedo. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Kai En Tai whip Gedo into the corner. Funaki whips TAKA Michinoku in for a hard clothesline to follow-up. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Jado is down. Ladder assisted standing moonsault, Jado gets floored. Gedo blocks a kick from Funaki. Flying reverse elbow by Jado. TAKA Michinoku gets sent flying to the outside. Meanwhile, Funaki is climbing the ladder! Gedo and Jado see it...and climb up as well! Funaki gets grabbed....double superplex off the ladder! Gedo and Jado set the ladder back up, and climb up to claim up for the win! Kai En Tai look like they aren't done...and they attack Gedo and Jado! After an exchange of blows, Gedo and Jado are laid out in the ring. This gets a **3\4 rating. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 72, 67, 95 Notes: The Tag Team Title titles have gained in image. Overall: 64 Attendance: 969 PPL, $19380 from Tickets Notes: WWE stole Ultimo Dragon. WWE signed Bret Hart, Randy Savage, Konnan, Fourth show: Billy Gunn is in the ring, when Larry Zbysko comes out onto the stage. They trade insults back and forth, building toward a match between the two. 72 Brian Kendrick vs Gedo : Brian Kendrick hits a rolling kick on Gedo. Gedo takes a hurrancarana from Brian Kendrick. Hooks the leg for a two count. Gedo counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Gedo hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Hard back suplex on Kendrick. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Cover for a two count. Diamond Dust from Gedo, Kendrick is out. Pin, but Kendrick is out just before the three count. Kendrick takes a flying neckbreaker from Gedo. Kendrick counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Kendrick crushes Gedo with a big legdrop. Cover for a two count. Tiger suplex on Gedo, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Hard back suplex on Gedo. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Standing leg lariat by Brian Kendrick on Gedo. Gedo blocks a punch. Kendrick takes a flying neckbreaker from Gedo. Vicious kick to the teeth from Gedo. Nova comes running down the aisle and into the ring! Brian Kendrick turns around.... Spin Doctor!!! That shook the ring. Nova leaves the ring, the damage done! Cover gets three. Gedo pinned Kendrick. Nova has a chair. Brian Kendrick stands up...and gets floored by a shot to the head. Another two shots smack down across his back, leaving him unmoving on the canvas. Nova sets the chair up, then picks up Brian Kendrick. He gets whipped into the ropes...and then drop toe holded, sending him face first into the chair! Nova has left Kendrick down and bloodied in the ring after a brutal assault! Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. 66, 62, 71 Kai En Tai vs Suicide Blondes : Flying reverse elbow by Funaki. Derrick tags out to Jason Lee. Flying elbow from Funaki. Tag to TAKA Michinoku. Super kick by TAKA Michinoku. Tag between Jason Lee and Derrick King. Springboard reverse elbow by TAKA Michinoku. Excellent move. Back heel kick off the second rope, Derrick goes down. Kai En Tai have Derrick King to themselves. Camel Clutch Dropkick! 1....2....3! It's over. Gedo and Jado come running down the aisle and into the ring! Funaki turns...and gets floored by a clothesline. TAKA walks into a vicious boot to the face. Gedo and Jado set him up, and nail the None! Funaki is grabbed...and he gets hit with the None as well! Gedo and Jado have done a number on them! ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 66, 52, 80 Monty Brown is walking backstage when he is spotted by Mike Rotundo, who attacks. They brawl around the arena for a while, until Mike Rotundo gets a clear upper hand and sends Monty into retreat. 61 Notes: Monty Brown gained overness from this segment. Alex Wright vs Scorpio vs Kid Romeo : Dropkick connects, Romeo goes down. Spinning back kick from Scorpio. Romeo drops out the back of a Scorpio bodyslam attempt. Scorpio takes a flying neckbreaker from Kid Romeo. Alex Wright DDTs Romeo, although it was hardly executed with pin-point precision. Pin, but Romeo is out just before the three count. Wright takes a flying neckbreaker from Scorpio. Wright counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Romeo \ Wright hook up Scorpio, then hit a double suplex. Tiger suplex on Scorpio, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Pin, three count, it's over. Kid Romeo pins Scorpio. Super kick by Kid Romeo. Alex Wright pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Diving headbutt from Wright, not much elevation. Hooks the leg for a two count. Kid Romeo pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Super frankensteiner on Wright, who hit hard. Kid Romeo moves in for the kill. Last Kiss!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! I'm going to give this a ** rating because i'm in a generous mood. 66, 62, 70 Chris Nowinski vs Billy Gunn (For The World Title Title) : Nowinski gets squashed in the corner with a clothesline. Powerslam from Billy Gunn on Nowinski. Hooks the leg for a two count. Nowinski counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Billy hits a punch, but takes one right back. CLUBBERIN', CLUBBERIN', THEY BE CLUBBERIN' TONY! Sorry, flashback moment. Chris Nowinski with a badly-executed spinning neckbreaker on Billy. Cover for a two count. Nowinski DDTs Billy Gunn. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Chris Nowinski strikes Billy Gunn. Billy Gunn pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Billy Gunn DDTs Nowinski, although it was hardly executed with pin-point precision. There's a two count on the pin. Billy Gunn scores with a crappy looking standing spinebuster. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Billy slams Chris Nowinski down. Big John Studd would be proud, no doubt. Billy Gunn strikes Chris Nowinski. Nowinski ducks a wild right hand. Chris Nowinski strikes Billy Gunn. Chris Nowinski scores with a crappy looking standing spinebuster. Maven comes running down the aisle with a chair! Billy goes to irish whip Chris Nowinski into the ropes. Maven prepares to swing the chair...but Chris Nowinski reverses! Maven accidentally smacks Billy with a chair to the back! Billy Gunn can barely stand. Here it comes - Double Underhook DDT. 1....2...3, it's finished. Billy and Maven are putting the boots to Chris Nowinski! Larry Zbysko comes running down the aisle with a chair! He slides in, sending Billy \ Maven running for cover. Larry Zbysko saved Nowinski from a major beating. I'm going to give this a ** rating because i'm in a generous mood. 62, 65, 58 Notes: The World Title title has gained in image. Overall: 65 Ratings: 0.64, 185 PPL, $3700 RoH: 0.14 END OF MONTH 1 $600000 off merchandise

Weird I strictly remember him billed at 6'6. Cause Hall is around that and Hogan sin't much taller than Hall.

Eh--it's so hard to tell because WWE have to be such lying pricks about the wrestler stats and bulk them up. Hogan has been billed as being everywhere from 6'8 to "near 7 feet" (Mr. America bio). Yet at Backlash last year he's SLIGHTLY taller than the supposedly 6'4" Triple Haitch. For most of his career he was billed at 6'6 if I'm not mistaken.

Interesting. BTW you aint been on MSN in a while and I couldn't ocnatc you. Your tapes are done and I'm waiting for yuop to confirm aobut mien before i send.

Atleast it's not Nash

Wrestling or not I was entertained as hell by the Austin/Bischoff skits(covering Bischoffs portrait was f'n priceless) so more power to'em. Plus look at it this way...without Austin the Kilq could be getting that TV time.

Second show: Chris Nowinski is in the ring, when Maven comes out onto the stage. They trade insults back and forth, building toward a match between the two. 76 Notes: Chris Nowinski gained overness from this segment. Jado vs TAKA Michinoku : Spin kick by Jado to the face. Spinning bulldog in the corner, TAKA is down. There's a two count on the pin. TAKA Michinoku fights out of a grapple. Spinning back kick from TAKA Michinoku. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Cover for a two count. Diamond Dust from TAKA Michinoku, Jado is out. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Second rope flying axe handle, Jado goes down. Jado backdrops TAKA Michinoku out of a piledriver attempt. Jado crushes TAKA with a big legdrop. Hooks the leg for a two count. TAKA walks into a face crusher variation. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Jado hits a dropkick on TAKA Michinoku. Standing leg lariat by Jado on TAKA. TAKA powers out of a headlock. Flying elbow from TAKA Michinoku. Springboard dropkick from TAKA Michinoku. Nicely done. Gedo comes running down the aisle with a chair! Jado goes to irish whip TAKA Michinoku into the ropes. Gedo prepares to swing the chair...but TAKA Michinoku reverses! Gedo accidentally smacks Jado with a chair to the back! Jado can barely stand. Michinoku Driver! 1....2....3. Gedo and Jado are beating down on TAKA Michinoku! The music of Funaki hits, and he comes running down the aisle into the ring. Jado and Gedo bail out of the ring, leaving TAKA Michinoku down in the ring. Funaki may have saved TAKA Michinoku from a brutal beating. This gets a **3\4 rating. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 72, 64, 80 Mike Rotundo vs Monty Brown : Monty hits an arm drag on Rotundo. Mike Rotundo avoids a Monty Brown avalanche. Rotundo suplexes Monty to the canvas. Rotundo whips Monty into the turnbuckles...and predictably, the referee gets sandwiched. Mike Rotundo nearly ends the career of Monty with a screwed up german suplex. Hooks the leg, but the referee is still out. Rotundo only gets knees on a splash. Monty hits a flying kick on Rotundo. Monty Brown hits a sloppy double axe handle. There's a two count on the pin. Monty Brown with an enziguri. Pin, but Rotundo is out just before the three count. Rotundo counters an arm wringer with an elbow to the side of the head. Rotundo suplexes Monty Brown badly. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Monty backdrops Mike Rotundo out of a piledriver attempt. Mike Rotundo gets whipped into the corner by Monty, who charges in with a clothesline. Rotundo grabs the referee and pulls him in the way! The referee calls for the DQ as he collapses to the mat in pain. Mike Rotundo gets out of the ring and walks off, having taken the cheap way out. The fight has started up again! Mike Rotundo attacks Monty, and they brawl all around ringside, then into the crowd! They eventually disappear backstage, still fighting. I'm going to give this a ** rating because i'm in a generous mood. 64, 64, 65 Notes: Monty Brown gained overness from this match. A video is played, hyping the upcoming debut of the new tag team Casey and Michaels. 53 Notes: Sean Casey gained overness from this segment. Chris Michaels gained overness from this segment. LeRoux \ Kendrick vs Scorpio \ Wright : Driven DDT by Scorpio. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Super frankensteiner on Kendrick, who hit hard. There's a two count on the pin. Scorpio tags out to Alex Wright. Alex Wright scoops up Kendrick. Scorpio bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Kendrick tastes a high angle back suplex. It probably tasted like chicken. Cover for a two count. Kendrick tastes a spinning neckbreaker from Wright. Alex Wright misses a clothesline. Back heel kick off the second rope, Wright goes down. Kendrick tags out to Lash LeRoux. Flying elbow from Lash LeRoux. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Wright is down. LeRoux drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Wright tags out to Scorpio. Spinning bulldog in the corner, LeRoux is down. Tiger suplex on LeRoux, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Scorpio hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. LeRoux counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. LeRoux crushes Scorpio with a big legdrop. Scorpio can barely stand. Whiplash!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Kid Romeo comes running down the aisle with a chair and into the ring! Scorpio turns...and is dropped by a vicious chair shot! Kid Romeo has left Scorpio down and bloodied. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 66, 61, 71 Notes: Scorpio lost overness from this match. Alex Wright lost overness from this match. Brian Kendrick gained overness from this match. Lash LeRoux gained overness from this match. Nova vs Ultimo Dragon : Nova hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Nova hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Spin kick by Nova to the face. Hard back suplex on Ultimo. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Nova gets taken down out of nowhere. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Ultimo crushes Nova with a running senton. Hooks the leg for a two count. Nova drops out the back of a Ultimo Dragon bodyslam attempt. Flying reverse elbow by Nova. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tiger suplex on Ultimo, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Ultimo blocks the suplex attempt. Dropkick connects, Nova goes down. Nova counters an arm wringer with an elbow to the side of the head. Ultimo takes a flying neckbreaker from Nova. The time limit expires, and the referee declares the match a draw. Nova offers a handshake to Ultimo...and he accepts it! **1\2 rating for a decent contest. 69, 62, 77 Overall: 67 Ratings: 0.64, 188 PPL, $3760 RoH: 0.17

Roster for WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FEDERATION Risk: 58, Production: 55 Face: Ultimo Dragon TAKA Michinoku Billy Gunn Brian Kendrick Kid Romeo Maven Nova Funaki Lash Leroux Monty Brown Chris Michaels Sean Casey Heels: Alex Wright Chris Nowinski Gedo Jado Mike Rotundo Scorpio Angel Larry Zsbysco Derrick King Jason Lee TAG TEAMS: Casey & Michaels: Sean Casey & Chris Michaels Suicide Blondes: Derrick King & Jason Lee Kai En Tai: TAKA Michinoku & Funaki Jado & Gedo: Jado & Gedo First show: Gedo vs Funaki : Gedo scores with a back heel kick on Funaki. Spinning back kick from Gedo. Flying elbow from Gedo. Gedo hits a dropkick on Funaki. Funaki blocks the suplex attempt. Funaki hits a rolling kick on Gedo. Lightning kick by Funaki on Gedo. Cover for a two count. Gedo elbows Funaki in the face to break a hammerlock. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Funaki is down. Hooks the leg for a two count. Funaki walks into a face crusher variation. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Funaki counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Standing leg lariat by Funaki on Gedo. Gedo pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Funaki takes a flying neckbreaker from Gedo. Jado comes running down the aisle with a chair! Gedo whips Funaki into the ropes. Jado jumps onto the apron with the chair! Collision between Jado, Funaki, and the chair! Funaki staggers back into a roll up! 1...2...3! It's over! Gedo and Jado are beating down on Funaki! The music of TAKA Michinoku hits, and he comes running down the aisle into the ring. Gedo and Jado bail out of the ring, leaving Funaki down in the ring. TAKA Michinoku may have saved Funaki from a brutal beating. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling 63, 57, 69 Notes: TAKA Michinoku's turn was completed, and he is now a face. TAKA Michinoku gained overness from this turn. A video is played, hyping the upcoming debut of the new tag team Casey and Michaels. 60 Maven vs Alex Wright : Maven takes a right hand to the temple from Wright. Brutal forearm by Wright. Hooks the leg for a two count. Wright drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Alex Wright takes a right hand to the temple from Maven. Maven strikes Alex Wright. Cover for a two count. Maven hits a badly done swinging DDT on Alex Wright. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Maven flattens Alex Wright. Wright reverses a waistlock. Powerslam from Alex Wright on Maven. There's a two count on the pin. Diving headbutt from Wright, not much elevation. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Wright hits a flying kick on Maven. Maven takes a chop from Wright. Alex Wright misses a clothesline. Alex Wright takes a right hand to the temple from Maven. Maven DDTs Alex Wright. Chris Nowinski comes running down the aisle with a chair! Wright goes to irish whip Maven into the ropes. Nowinski jumps onto the apron with the chair...but Maven reverses! Collision between Nowinski, Wright, and the chair! Alex Wright staggers back into a roll up! 1...2...3! It's over! Wright and Nowinski are putting the boots to Maven! Brian Kendrick comes running down the aisle with a chair! He slides in, sending Wright \ Nowinski running for cover. Brian Kendrick saved Maven from a major beating. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 61, 65, 54 Monty \ Romeo vs Scorpio \ Nowinski : Chris Nowinski hits Monty. Chris Nowinski with a badly-executed spinning neckbreaker on Monty. Cover for a two count. Tag between Chris Nowinski and Scorpio. Chris Nowinski scoops up Monty. Scorpio bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Hooks the leg for a two count. Spin kick by Scorpio to the face. Monty drops out the back of a Scorpio bodyslam attempt. Back heel kick from Monty on Scorpio. There's a two count on the pin. Monty tags out to Kid Romeo. Romeo crushes Scorpio with a running senton. Pin, but Scorpio is out just before the three count. Driven DDT by Kid Romeo. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Scorpio ducks a clothesline attempt. Scorpio uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Tag between Scorpio and Chris Nowinski. Chris Nowinski strikes Kid Romeo. Tag to Monty Brown. Big kick from Nowinski. Monty Brown is in trouble. Here it comes - Double Underhook DDT. 1....2...3, it's finished. Maven comes running down the aisle with a chair and into the ring! Nowinski turns...and is dropped by a vicious chair shot! Maven has left Nowinski down and bloodied. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 61, 59, 63 Monty Brown is in the ring, about to give an interview. Out from the crowd comes the debuting Mike Rotundo, who attacks. Mike Rotundo has Monty Brown down on the canvas. STF!!! Monty Brown goes limp! Monty has been laid out by Mike Rotundo. 68 Notes: Monty Brown gained overness from this segment. Mike Rotundo gained overness from this segment. Brian Kendrick vs Nova vs Ultimo Dragon : Standing leg lariat by Nova on Kendrick. Kick from Nova to the leg. Nova misses a clothesline. Driven DDT by Brian Kendrick. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Kendrick takes a hurrancarana from Ultimo Dragon. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Nova hits a rolling kick on Ultimo. Ultimo counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Kendrick \ Ultimo hook up Nova, then hit a double suplex. Tornado DDT from Brian Kendrick, Nova got planted. Pin, three count, it's over. Brian Kendrick pins Nova. Ultimo takes a hurrancarana from Brian Kendrick. Ultimo reverses a waistlock. Kendrick walks into a face crusher variation. Cover for a two count. Brian Kendrick avoids a Ultimo Dragon avalanche. Super frankensteiner on Ultimo, who hit hard. Brian Kendrick has Ultimo Dragon down on the canvas and is ascending the corner. Off the top - Sliced Bread #2, forget about it. 1....2...3! **1\2 rating for a decent contest. 67, 62, 73 Overall: 63 Rating: 0.69, 185 PPL, $3700 RoH Rating: 0.12, 423 PPL, $12690 News: Kevin Sullivan has taken over PWI.

Yup just got back and it was a very average experience. The crowd was pretty loud, nothing exciting, and the arena was moderately full. Fuck play by play as most of the macthes have been done at every show for the last few months. Only new one was Nash/HHH. How bad was it? Pretty fucking bad. Sadly not Steiner/HHHl levels of bad so not bad enough to make fun of, but too bad to actually watch. It was worse than anything else: boring as hell. Nash scuked a donkey dick and nearly killed HHH by botching a powerbomb. When the referee(Lil' Naitch) gets the loudest reaction of the match you got a problem. And the end blew as Nash lost to a dinky roll-up, ie. he's winning at JD. No Ric Flair which pissed me off. Funny thing is I started doing their survey but whne I got to page 3(out of like 6 or 7) I said 'fuck it' and threw it out. Not really worth my 50 bucks and I only even moderately enjoyed cause we get wrestling so rarely. BTW Le Resistanse stole the Quebecers pants!

I assume he got decent seats, plus thats Canadian funds. Fourth row form the ring. Great seats, but still when the best match is either RVD/Kane vs Sotrm/Morley or Dudleyz'/3MW it aint worth the money.

Ok contact me by email at [email protected] or by PM and we'll sort out the deal.