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PROMO BATCH #1 (it's all audio - no video) Track order: 00:00: Paul Heyman shoots on Vince McMahon on SmackDown! 11:08: Jim Cornette rips into WCW in a WWF Monday Night War promo 14:02: Roddy Piper cuts a classic promo on TNA PPV, accusing Vince Russo of being responsible for Owen Hart's death and then confronting Russo in a heated segment. 23:36: WCW Great American Bash 2000 - Vince Russo lambasts Hulk Hogan in a historic shoot promo that resulted in a lawsuit being filed by Hogan. 30:06: Ric Flair cuts an emotional promo on the final WCW Nitro. 37:02: Late-'90's (WCW Nitro) - Arn Anderson introduces the returning Ric Flair and Flair preaches the gospel of the Four Horsemen. 44:35: CZW (early 2004): New Jack cuts an amazing promo in which he lambasts the Dudley Boyz with insults you must hear to believe. 51:08: Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) - CM Punk introduces himself to the German fans and explains why straight edge means he's better than you. 53:11: XPW Hostile Takeover - Juventud Guerrera presents the inaugural Juice Bar. Classic!!! 57:28: XPW TV (mid-2000) - Hot off the heels of ECW filing a lawsuit against XPW, Rob Black makes a personal challenge to Paul Heyman. 1:03:32: XPW TV (late 2002 or early 2003): Rob Black and Johnny Webb present a hilarious "press conference." 1:10:30: XPW Hostile Takeover - Shane Douglas reminds the Philly fans just why he's "The Franchise." 1:13:44: Shane Douglas brags that he and Lizzy Borden are going to do things their way in XPW. 1:16:54: XPWrestling.com vignette - Sean Waltman (formerly X-Pac) makes his shocking debut as he accepts Kaos' open challenge. xhttp://s25.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1ODXET26FZ01O1DR1H40UJD7DA

TNA confronts WWE at Universal Studios: xhttp://s39.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0MYHE8IIEK4V41JSJ5GPDLSRGJ

I have masters of Battleground In Bloomington (10/20/04), Autumn Armageddon (10/21/04), 2004 Revolution Strong Style Tournament (10/22/04), and 8th Anniversary Show (10/23/04), and I have IWA Freak-A-Thon (11/19/04) and Showdown of the Saints (11/20/04) together in excellent quality on the same tape. I, too, though, would rather sell than trade, unless you're capable of making custom comps, in which case we could trade (and I'd trade generously if you could do custom comps...like a 1-2 custom comp per master). If you want to do a deal, PM me and we can work something out.

D'Lo is working the next USA Pro in Jamaica, Queens, NY vs. Billy Gunn.

http://web.archive.org/web/20021220110822/...uldNotBeSML.avi And here's Payne breaking Brian Knobb's shoulder in WCW: http://web.archive.org/web/20040713152343/.../maxxpain2.mpeg

A shitty version is able to be downloaded from archive.org's MaxxPayne.com web site, but the quality sucks. Still a decent look, though, I guess.

The fact that you don't get that the reference to XPW's "developmental leagues" was a joke (and a damn good one at that, if you actually took a second to read the ridiculous blurb above) takes away ANY credibility as far as the rest of your comments go. The fact that you missed that is just hilarious. Then again, you always bust my balls so I should expect it by now.

Yeah, because we all know CZW and IWA-MS runs more shows and has a bigger fanbase than ROH and PWG. Yeah, and XPW's "regional partnership" with the FWA, IWA-MS, Revolution Pro, and the Heritage Wrestling Association (2 out of those 4 companies are now defunct) was the closest thing to the Von Erich's World Class era in the pre-WWF era. If PWInsider.com did indeed write that (I don't go to their site, except for the occasional Tod Gordon Q&A, and he lost most credibility with me when he said he's Sabu's best friend in the business, yet claims that ECW never sued Sabu), then they've just lost the very little credibility they still had with me. CZW being the closest thing to the NWA era? Well, then wrestling's current state is even worse than everyone thought it was. BTW, I'm an "insider" and I say that Prince Nana's Weapon Of MASK Destruction #2 in ROH is the closest thing to the original Mr. Wrestling since TNA's version. Yeah, baby, yeah...

Gotta recommend JAPW Awesome Sacrifice and When Worlds Collide. 2 great shows.

He's a fucking timekeeper. Do you really think he has a front office job or something? No need to get pissed. If he's the timekeeper, then he has to go to their shows, and reasonably one would assume that they'd let him know their schedule in advance. I was just curious, as I said in the first place.

You work for the company and you didn't even know about this in advance? Not trying to be a prick, just surprised.

Not sure of the name, but Tenay said that he learned it in New Japan. Daniels has used the move in a couple of his other indy matches recently.

Preorder: http://highspots.com/www/stores_app/Browse...3&Item_ID=12766

CREDIT: SoCalUncensored.com Rev Pro: Human Tornado/Ronin over Aerial Express (Scorpio Sky/Quicksilver). Both Sky and Quick put the AWS Lightheavyweight Title and Rev Pro Jr. Heavyweight titles on the line. Tornado pinned Quicksilver to become the new Rev Pro Jr. Champ. PCW: Al Katrazz beat "Brawlin" Bo Cooper for the vacant PCW Championship. Joey Ryan forfeited the title before the match. WAR: Tony Kozina (w/ Gary Yap, Bo Cooper, and former-XPWLive.com webmaster JuggaloOutkAxt) defeated Davey Richards and El Generico...Gary Yap working for Kevin Kleinrock is interesting PWG: Super Dragon defeated Chris Bosh to retain the PWG Championship... (my MOTN) KOTDM: Carnage defeated Robbie Phoenix KOTDM: Homeless Jimmy defeated Leroy the Ring Crew Guy with the Double Dare Ninja (aka Marc Summers) KOTDM: Evil Lonestar beats Buddy George KOTDM: Ian Rotten beats "The Hardcore Homo" Angel RevX: Fighting Santino Brothers (Kaos and Mongol) defeated Cyanide and Bigg E Biggz EWF: Kenny King and Big Q defeated Cyrus and the Plague UPW: Lil Nate and Ma'koa defeated Predator and Andrew Hellman NJPW/Inoki/NWA: "Scrap Iron" Adam Pearce defeated "Iceman" Webster Daughphiney (who worked as Westside NGZ Chronic years ago in XPW, and wrestled Vader once on WWF TV) Luchamania: Psicosis defeated TJ Boy (APW's Nikki appeared) AWS: Babi Slymm defeated Scott Lost to retain the AWS Heavyweight Championship KOTDM: Ian Rotten defeated Carnage KOTDM: Evil Lonestar defeated Homeless Jimmy. Mr. Insanity Toby Klein ran-in twice during the match. KOTDM Finals: Ian Rotten defeated Lonestar in a no rope barb wire match to win the KOTDM tournament. He will face Supreme in April at the next SCCW show, in a rematch from their XPW death match. NOTES: - MOTN was said to be Super Dragon vs. Chris Bosh - The show will be available on DVD from Highspots.com very soon - VINCE fucking RUSSO was at the show!!! - Jack Evans was in attendance. He's got a sprained neck and a concussion. - Supreme deserves some sort of award for saying "Fuck" 14 times in one promo, that and juicing at the commentary table. - Lots of alcohol was served

You've seen some of the good matches, but get some bootlegs of RF Video comps' for The H8 Club, Justice Pain, Ric Blade, Wifebeater, Nick Mondo, etc. and you'll get more of the matches it sounds like you're interested in. Also be sure to check out XPW out of California, as they had a very similar style to CZW before going out of business. Some of their top hardcore wrestlers were Supreme, Homeless Jimmy, "White Trash" Johnny Webb, Kaos, Vic Grimes, The Messiah, Sabu, and John Kronus. They also used Justice Pain, M-Dogg 20, and Josh Prohibition at one time. Xtreme-Video.com has some XPW compilation tapes for great prices, and you can also find a lot of XPW tapes and DVDs at TopNotchTapes.com. Sounds like you may also be interested in some of SmartMarkVideo.com's Best of IWA-MS compilations, which have a lot of really stiff, hardcore action with Madman Pondo, Ian Rotten, Corporal Robinson, Necro Butcher, and others.

No luck as far as Gerweck having the e-mails listed of the above-named wrestlers...

I'm trying to contact the following wrestlers for promotional opportunities, mainly interviews, and have hit blank walls. Anyone have contact info for any of the guys listed below, preferably e-mail? All info will be treated professionally - sole purpose is for interviews about their career, which (at least for the smaller name guys) would help promote their careers at the same time. I understand some of these guys - such as Lynn and Smothers - are bigger names than others, but I figure it's worth a shot and that someone on here is bound to have some type of advice on how to contact selected people listed below. Please PM me with any help. Devon Storm, Mike Rapada, Chris Hamrick (used to be very friendly with him over e-mail, but lost his info), Julio Dinero, Jerry Lynn, Chris Chetti, Christian York, Johnny Devine, Ruckus, Chris Sabin, Necro Butcher, Roadkill, Adam Gooch, Madman Pondo, Air Paris, Jonny Storm, Jimmy “Jact” Cash, Dino Bambino, Flash Flanagan (there's a name you haven't heard in years, eh?), Axl Rotten, Corporal Robinson, Tracy Smothers

Can you post the trailer for the documentary?

Yeah, I want to see that, too.

Madman Pondo vs. Ian Rotten (CZW) EXTREME WARNING: excessive gore xhttp://s7.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=31DPQFNPFNF093N6ATYIZE95Y7

I have her book and read it in full for the first time three days ago. There's nobody whose name even remotely resembles Francois Pincoit. There's a guy named Bobby Talbert who was giving instructions, MAYBE that's who you're thinking of, but that name's still way far off...

Thanks, I'll check it out.

ECWA Super 8 2003 MV: xhttp://s36.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=37AFUFZ9S14I502EQYZJFYZ5YK

Cornette shoots on WCW - from the Monday Night Wars DVD: http://s2.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0D8CTZ1QF8XAI1AJ6ULQZGRLT4

From XPW New Year's Revolution 2003 (Credit: Sean Widup) Clipped music video: Sonny Siaki vs. Chris Chetti vs. Psichosis vs. Christian York http://s16.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2UFB7D7...182YWFLSCUV99WG