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Earlier today on ESPN Radio's "The Herd With Colin Cowherd", Colin Cowherd said some rude comments about Eddie Guerrero's passing. He accused Eddie and other wrestlers of steroid use. Cowherd said, "who cares that he died" and that Guerrero's death was not "newsworthy." He also started speculation on the "unknown causes" of his death. Cowherd has gotten tons and tons of hate messages for what he said. You can call ESPN's customer service line at 860-766-2000. Tell the person who answers you want to leave a message about Eddie Guerrero and they will transfer you to a line dedicated entirely to messages from people who disagreed with what Cowherd had to say. I think it speaks volumes that they've made a line entirely for Eddie-related messages. Hopefully this asshole gets fired from his job for what he said. ESPN has already been absolutely bombarded with e-mails and messages unlike never before. They had to disconnect their phone line for awhile today and their switchboard was having problems also due to the incredibly high amount of calls. However, the rumors that their customer service line is currently disconnected is false; I just called minutes ago and left a message. The number again is 860-766-2000. Also be sure to sign the Fire Colin Cowherd petition at http://www.petitiononline.com/firecc/petition.html

Sign up here people and it's bound to be posted within the next day or two: http://www.nexusinc.us/slh/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=9

Scott Hall, Goldust/Dustin Rhodes, Dusty Rhodes, Jim Neidhart, Big Show

Can someone link me to Unlimited on WWE.com? EDIT: Man, I'm dumb.

Thanks for clarifying, KNK. Now that RAW is basically over, can I still watch Unlimited on WWE.com or is it not available anymore?

I don't watch WWE anymore except special episodes like this, so other than some WWE.com feature, I have no clue what Unlimited means. Was it aired on TV?

Did time just pass me by? Shelton did an Eddie promo? I've been sitting in front of the TV for the last two hours and didn't see anything. What the hell?

And I thought Benoit's testimonial was depressing...

WOW, this hour went by so fast. I still can't get over that Benoit testimonial. Just so depressing to watch...

What's your point?

Thanks for the clarification. But what does Billy Graham have to do with Eddie?...I don't get it.

Why does everyone keep referring to "Superstar"? Do they mean Bret Hart (he's the guest on WOL right now). Why don't they just say Bret's name?

"Headstrong" by Trapt would be perfect for Joe. That's because he uses that song for his theme on the indy circuit.

Scotty 2 Hotty hopefully. No charisma since the Too Cool era, average worker at best.

Josh Lazie has been confirmed to contribute. Sheldon Goldberg interview has been conducted. He had A LOT of interesting insights about Rob Black.

Double post and damn proud of it.

Hey Sledgehammer, whats wrong, you can't follow up with your threat, huh? I ask you on here what's the problem...no response. I PM you asking what's the problem...no response. Grow some balls next time and if you have a problem, make it known and don't back down like a sissy.

I don't really follow NECW, so I didn't hear the news.

Never has a pro wrestling company sparked as much controversy as did XPW. This is your chance to learn why that company did what it did, and also to learn WHAT it did that you never knew about. This retrospective is going to cover the history of XPW (Xtreme Pro Wrestling) much like the "Rise and Fall of ECW" DVD covered ECW, only in far, far greater depth. By the time the retrospective is completed, it will be the size of a small book. I'm sure you're saying, "why do I care about XPW anyway?" Most of you probably know it best as either the company that helped spark a riot at ECW HeatWave 2000 or as the company that allegedly led to wrestler The Messiah's thumb being cut off in a real-life freak incident. But there's so much more to XPW than that. Rob Black and Paul Heyman were best friends at one point and planned on doing business together - they were going to market each other's products on their own DVDs (Heyman's ECW wrestling and Black's Extreme Associates' porn), but the relationship turned sour in the end and Black decided to start up his own company. Did the company (XPW) ever turn a significant profit? No. But that didn't matter, because Black milked it all he could. In the end, he lost more than $3,000,000 on XPW. But the stories that those associated with the company lived can never be bought. Have you heard the saying in wrestling, "What happens on the road stays on the road?" Well, in the heart of Los Angeles, in a world where porn stars crossed over to the wrestling business and wrestlers appeared in porn flicks, things happen that you just can't duplicate anywhere else. • A coked up John Kronus roaming around the Holiday Inn in his boxers at 3 am, making a racket and knocking on random people's doors. • Tammy Lynn Sytch having to be carried from the ring to the backstage area by the XPW ring crew because she had too much Nubain in her system. • Sabu overdosing on pills, passing out, and having to be carried out of a Denny's restaurant by a bunch of XPW wrestlers and ring crew. Do you think that’s interesting? Then just wait till you read the retrospective itself! In his 2005 RF shoot interview, Axl Rotten said about his experience in XPW: "You got out there in California and you're f*ckin' around with porn stars, you're doin' drugs. You drive down to Mexico and go to the pharmacy and pick up some somas. It was a vacation. There were porn stars and cocaine. You put one and two together." During that last sentence, Axl used his hands to simulate the ingestion of cocaine and a cock being planted in an ass. When the wrestlers went to LA, they had a good time. Why? Because even with many of them having experienced the party lifestyle of ECW, they never knew what to expect. This trailer is just a PREVIEW of what you can expect. In 1993, a crude young director burst onto the pornography scene by the name of Rob Zicari. In 1996, he moved to California and took the name that would become infamous: ROB BLACK. This is Rob Black as you have never seen him before. Featuring tons of never-before-seen footage, including clips from ringside at an ECW event. PLUS: one of wrestling’s biggest superstars cuts a never-before-aired (at least to the IWC), classic promo on Rob Black! “XPW: Bleeding Was Only HALF the Job” is your chance to see the man BEHIND the controversy. This retrospective will go month-by-month and era-by-era in covering the roots of XPW, Rob Black's negotiations with ECW, the formation of XPW, everything you could ever want to know about the company's run, its eventual folding, and what life after XPW is like for its former-wrestlers. Learn the never-before-told story of the promotion that's wrapped up in more controversy than any other organization in pro wrestling history. Not only that - hear it straight from those who lived it. “XPW: Bleeding Was Only HALF the Job” will feature articles, music videos, photo galleries, interviews, and more. Within the next few weeks, the official “XPW: Bleeding Was Only HALF the Job” web site will be online for viewing at http://www.geocities.com/xpw5yearslater/xpwindex.htm , so set your bookmarks for that URL and when the site goes up, see XPW as you’ve never, EVER seen it before, straight from those who lived it! Featuring exclusive comments from: Shane Douglas Jerry Lynn Chris Hamrick Shark Boy Vic Grimes John Zandig Rockin Rebel BEYOND THE MAT stars Mike Modest & Tony Jones Kevin Kleinrock, Larry Rivera, and Kris Kloss All of the homegrown/local boys besides Messiah (Kaos, Pogo, GQ, Rizzono, Webb, Angel, D, Jimmy, Luke, and Supreme…to everyone else in between!) and others! E-mail [email protected] with any questions or comments on the retrospective. Please include the web site/message board/forum that you saw this ad on. The Trailer - “Bleeding Was Only HALF the Job - ROB BLACK: Behind the Controversy…” http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GGM2JL4Q http://www.wicked-wrestling.com/downloads/...inalTrailer.wmv And remember, this is a less than five minutes sneak peak at a retrospective that is 15 YEARS IN THE MAKING! COMING SOON TO THE INTERNET WRESTLING COMMUNITY Please e-mail [email protected] or visit http://www.geocities.com/xpw5yearslater/xpwindex.htm more information . And also disregard the typo 40 seconds in…it should say “on the,” not “othe,” but I’m too lazy to edit it. Yes, I admit it…I F*CKED UP! I F*CKED UP! I F*CKED UP!

PMed you with XPW's roster.

Sheldon Goldberg, the promoter of New England Championship Wrestling, has agreed to contribute. He was one of a select few people who was apart of the meetings in late '98/early '99 with Rob Black as they threw around ideas for a pro wrestling endeavor that eventually took shape in the form of XPW.

Thanks for the link.

If he's the head of it (which I don't know that he is...I think the Usethesledgehammer name is a shot at how Triple H talks-uhh...thus the UH at the end), then he can PM me on SLH and I'll take them all down right away. Otherwise, I don't know what you're thinking threatening me about what I've posted on another board.

You didn't even spell it right, LOL Castignoli

Ed, What's your problem? Shits posted on PWTorrents, I download it, I share it, that's all there is to it...go to PWT if you have a problem with CZW shows being posted, they're the ones who enable anyone else to post CZW shows on SLH or anywhere else...ROH is suing PWT already, so if you're that against it, do something about it.