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Like the transcript that exposed Rob as a child molestor? Nobody's defending him. I damn sure wouldn't What I'm defending is his seemingly unlimited business contacts and innovations. It's been like that for the last several weeks, dude. I hate to be the guy defending RF Video because I know they've made some really poor decisions in the past, but... Dude, you don't know that. Only Sabu, RF, his employees, and a few others know. I'd love to see you commit to the travel schedule that Sabu once had and still maintains. Maybe the time was right to let the mystique die. Sabu has had a lot of physical and personal stuff go down over the past few years. He's not going to be wrestling for more than a couple more years, and that's pushing it. The non-life-threatening back tumors that someone else brought up are just one example of his problems. He has a lot more health problems that I know a bit about, but hardly enough to speak of (partly because of the credibility issue and partly because a lot of the stuff crosses the level of what should be on a public forum). Who are you to comment on his financial status? You're welcomed to have that opinion, man. I just don't agree, nor do thousands of other wrestling fans. And unfortunately (in my opinion), a lot of people probably agree with you. What the f*ck else do you expect from the guy? He just celebrated 20 years in the business, and judging by his scars, it seems like he's an elder who's been wrestling ever since the day he was born. Well, RF Video's shoots date back to the early '90's, so you gotta expect the production value is going to be considerably less than 2004 production value. The reason I scoffed at your original assessment was because you made it sound like you were completely devaluing the fact that without RF Video, ROH Straight Shootin wouldn't exist. (hope that answers your question, too, bob barron)

That's funny. Scary, too. Puhleez..."Straight shootin?" LMAO. Gotta favor the innovator here, and that's RF Video. Face it - they pulled something off that nobody - not Dave Meltzer, not Bob Barnett, not Bill Apter has been able to do for years. Sure Wade Keller did an interview with Sabu around '95 and Sabu did the Gathering of the Juggalos Fans Q&A, but still...I've been waiting for this for ages.

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This looks AWESOME. This has to be one of the biggest announcements in RF Video history. After 8 years in the making RF Video finally had the chance to sit down with one of the most influential wrestlers of the 90's. This is the one wrestler that has never spoken one word on video camera, and is the true legend of extreme. He is the most homicidal, genocidal, suicidal death-defying maniac, Sabu. RF Video proudly presents one of the biggest shoot interviews of all time with Sabu. From growing up as the Shieks newphew, how he broke into the business through the Sheik, working different territories throughout the US and Canada. His early tours in Japan and FMW with the Sheik. His ECW debut, to all his major fueds and angles. Internal disputes with the office, problems with Taz, what happened when he quit ECW and how he ended up in WCW. Getting back into ECW, reason for quitting FMW going to New Japan. Going from New Japan to All Japan. Talks about WWF, WCW, XPW, TNA and other independent promotions. This is hands down the best shoot interview ever conducted. Here are some of the topics we discussed in this interview: -How old were you when you realized your Uncle was a wrestler -How often did he stay in his character -How close did you become to him -Do you have any funny stories about him scaring your friends or anything like that -What was his reaction when you told him you wanted to wrestle -What do you remember about Rob Van Dam as a kid -Who did you enjoy watching as a fan growing up -What was the training like -When did you start going tos hows with him -What do you remember about your first match -What do you remember about the Terry Snuka years -What do you remember about your appearances for Joel Goodhart -How did other old school wrestlers treat you as the Sheiks nephew -How did you wind up in Memphis -Memories of Chris Candido from Memphis -Memories of Jerry Lawler -How did you wind up in FMW -Thoughts on Onita -Thoughts on Pogo -Thoughts on Matsunaga -Thoughts on Hayabusa -Memories of the fire match -Thoughts on Mike Awesome back then -Is it true you were offered a WWF deal in 1993 and turned it down? What were the circumstances, did you have a try out? -Over the years is it true the WWF contacted you several times but wanted to change your name -How did you wind up in ECW -Initial impressions of Paul Heyman -Initial memories of your early matches with Taz -Initial memories of your early matches with Shane Douglas -Initial memories of your early matches with Terry Funk -Memories of the night the line was crossed -Do you think that turned ECW around -Were you for or against teaming with Taz -Memories of your series on the Michigan indys with Al Snow -Did you ever try and get him into ECW -Memories of your Minneapolis match with Sean Waltman -Memories of teaming with your Uncle in ECW -Memories of Dennis Coraluzzo -Memories of your seires with Public Enemy -Memories of your series with Cactus Jack -Cactus said he didnt like the first match, do you agree -Initial memories of your early matches with Chris Benoit -Memories of the night you broke your neck -Did Benoit visit you in the hospital -Do you hold him responsible -Did Paul pay your bills -Were you pressured from Paul to get back in the ring sooner than you expected -Does the injury still bother you -Memories of your first tours for New Japan -Thoughts on Otani -Thoughts on Kanemoto -Thoughts on Liger -Thoughts on Eddie Guerrero from the tour -Was it a big deal to cross over to New Japan from FMW and why did you do it -Was Onita bitter about it -What were the circumstances to you missing the 3 Way Dance -Is it true you promised Paul youd be there and just didnt show -Did it bother you the way that Paul made it public -Did it bother you the way he turned the fans against you -Did you think you would go back to ECW after that -Did you talk to Taz about it -Memories of your first match against ABdullah the Butcher in Big Japan -How did you wind up in WCW -Was this the first time you had talked to WCW about working there -Thoughts on Eric Bischoff -What were you promised by Bischoff -How well did you get along with the locker room -Was there a stigma on you from being an "ECW guy" -Memories of your series with Alex Wright -Thoughts on Hogan -Memories of your series with Jerry Lynn -Did you have an incident with the Yakuza in Japan -Was it hard to conform to being a "tv wrestler" in WCW -Why did you get fired from WCW -How did you find out -How soon did you and Paul E begin talking again -Was there a difference in your relationship -How did the boys react when you came back -Thoughts on Taz's public reaction to you when you came back -How did ECW change when you returned -Where did you get the idea to crazy glue your wounds -when did you first use it -Memories of your ECW series with Too Cold Scorpio -Memories of your series with Rob Van Dam -Was there a lot of pressure on you and Taz at Barely Legal -Was it hard doing a double turn a week after Wrestlemania did it with Austin and Bret -Did Paul E's relationship with the WWF bother you -Memories/thoughts on the angle you and Taz did at Raw -How well were you received by the WWF crew -Memories of the Terry Funk barbed wire match -Thoughts/memories on your Raw appearance against the Hardys -Did the WWE try and sign you guys at that time -Memories of the night you broke your jaw in Boston -Were you and RVD supposed to wrestle Dreamer and Sandman on a Summerslam -Memories of your series with RVD against the Eliminators -Did any of those matches turn into shoots -Thoughts on the whole "mole" situation, were you a part of it -Thoughts on your series with Sandman -Thoughts on your November to remember match with him in Pittsburgh -Memories of your series with Candido and Storm -Memories of your 30 minute draw with RVD at Wrestlepalooza -Thoughts on Tommy Dreamer, in and out of the ring -How did you wind up in All Japan -Thoughts on the Babas -Thoughts on Misawa -Thoughts on Gary Albrights -Thoughts on Kawada -Thoughts on Kobashi -Did it hurt your value by jumping around from company to company -Memories of your Heatwave match with Shinzaki and Hayabusa -What went wrong with the November to remember match with Taz and RVD against the Triple Threat -Did you get any heat from Paul E when Konnan did an interview in the Torch and quoted you saying Paul E was a liar -Thoughts on being paired with Bill Alfonso -Thoughts on the Dudleys -Did your checks ever bounce in ECW -Was there a storyline you ever proposed to ECW that Paul E turned down or vice versa -Did you ever refuse to do a job in ECW -Thoughts on Steve Corino -What do you remember about the ECW-XPW riot -Thoughts on Tajiri -Thoughts on Rhyno -Thoughts and memories from your series with Justin Credible -Thoughts on influencing a ton of indy workers that are out there today -What lead to your last fall out with Paul Heyman -WCW signed you at that time and Terry Taylor claims you told them you didnt have a contract, Paul E said you did, what happened -Terry Taylor said you burnt your bridge with WCW at that time, thoughts -Did you attempt to go back to ECW -Were you surprised to see ECW go out of business -How did you wind up with XPW -Thoughts/stories on Rob Black -Memories of matches with Messiah -Did you feel like you were taking a step down working for XPW as compared to ECW -What lead to you finishing up with XPW -What were you expecting from MECW -Thoughts on John Collins -You had a tremendous match with Sean Waltman at 3PW, memories, thoughts -Have Paul E or the WWE contacted you at all since ECW closed -How did you wind up in NWATNA -Thoughts on your matches there -Thoughts on Jeff Jarrett -Thoughts on being paired with Sonjay -Do you think JJ sabotaged your program with Raven -Thoughts on Raven -Thoughts on the ICP and touring with them -Thoughts on Vampiro -Thoughts on Teddy Hart -Thoughts on Carlos Colon -Thoughts on Abyss -Do you think people get prefered treatment at TNA -Thoughts on Americas Most wanted -Thoughts on Kid Kash -Thoughts on Bob Ryder -Thoughts/memories working against Carly -Were there problems in a match with you and Low Ki in Queens -Talk about the new generation of indy workers, what is right and wrong -Who do you like, dislike -Have you trained anyone of note -Thoughts on workin the indys overall -Anyone you have been impressed with on the indys -What do you see for yourself in the future in this business -Are you bitter or angry at the business -Do you think you should be owed more by Paul E and the rest of the crew at ECW for their success -How did you come up with the concept of sacrificing your body to break a table -Whats the most painful injury you have ever had -Any regrets -Fav and least fav opponents over your career -Do you think Taz took his gimmick too seriously -How did you hurt yourself -what is different about this injur from your previous ones that is keeping you out of the ring -Is there anyone you never worked with that you wish you had or can -Do you follow the business, if so who do you like, not like to watch -How hard did you take your Uncles passing -Thoughts on Jon Pee Wee Moore -Do you think it was wrong for Paul E to immediately take a job in the WWE and leave a lot of his former wrestlers who went broke out in the cold -Thoughts on former ECW wrestler's success in WWE -Did WWE contact you at all about the ECW dvd -Did you see it? IF so, thoughts -Thoughts on newsletters, Meltzer, and Keller -You have a reputation for double and triple booking yourself on indys, thoughts -Do you think another indy can break out like ECW did -Thoughts on the current state of the business

Next up - the infamous bloodfest between Madman Pondo and Ian Rotten in CZW.

How's AJ Styles/Teddy Hart from WCPW in Hawaii? Is it really good or just average?

WWF Light Heavyweight Title Match: Jerry Lynn © vs. Christopher Daniels – WWF Jakked/Metal (aired May 26, 2001) WRITTEN: Saturday, November 27, 2004 Jonathan Coachman and Kevin Kelly are on commentary. Quick start, as Lynn attacks with a double-leg takedown, but gets kicked off. Daniels fights to maintain a headlock, but eventually gets pushed into the ropes and – following a sweet roperun reversal sequence – takes Lynn down with the leaping heelkick that he loves. Bodyslam and a catapult leg drop from Daniels for 2, but Lynn comes back with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker and a backdrop suplex for the same result, before slowing things down with a Vertaebreaker submission. Daniels eventually drops out and tries a huracanrana, but Lynn counters awesomely with a sitdown powerbomb out of midair for another 2 count. A Side Backbreaker gets the same result. Daniels comes back by escaping a T.K.O. attempt and counters Lynn’s attempted shoulder-spin into a mega Electric Chair Slam. Now a pair of lariats and a tilt-a-whirl sideslam, as Daniels starts throwing out a bunch of offense. He hits the GREATEST MOONSAULT EVER~!, but doesn’t go for the win, instead working Lynn over with a stepover toehold-style bow-and-arrow. Later, Lynn charges into the corner and gets backdropped to the apron, but takes back control by using a leg drop to drive Daniels throat-first onto the middle rope. The running swinging DDT finishes things off, as Lynn retains and Daniels is back off to APW, ECWA, PWF, Japan, and wherever else he’s booked. MATCH ANALYSIS: Obviously nowhere near the quality that these two guys are fully capable of, but still a solid showing by both. Lynn actually fitted a decent dose of psychology in by focusing on Daniels’ back (two backbreakers, a suplex, the Vertakebreaker, and a powerbomb), and then Daniels retained a similar focus with the Electric Chair (which was a nice addition by the way), the sideslam, the Moonsault (which – I forgot to add – was onto Lynn’s back, and the bow-and-arrow. Still, though, nothing overly special here. The fact that they maintained such a quick pace was nice to see on a second-tier show such as Jakked/Metal, but considering what these guys have done on the indy circuit since Lynn was released from WWE, wasn’t fully indicative of their talents. Worth tracking down due to its rarity if you’re a Daniels fan, but other than that, definitely not a must-see. *1/2.

Ya. Four things came up with Spybot. I had it correct the problems and restarted. Same thing happens. With eTrust, no viruses/infections came up. Any suggestions? Is there a way to uninstall WMM? It doesn't appear to be in the Add & Remove Programs section, unfortunately, and it won't let me delete it.

When I double click it, nothing happens. I've tried restarting my computer multiple times. I was just using it yesterday without any problem. I had a similar thing like this with Internet Explorer a few months ago (before I switched to Mozilla Firefox) and it turned out that I had a virus. Could that be the reason for this? This is not a good thing. I got some MVs I've worked extremely hard on and I can't have them all just go to waste. Any help would be extremely appreciated.

I've contacted former-porn star and XPW valet Jessica Darlin to be a part of this retrospective. I hope to have an answer from her within the next couple of weeks. She's the second porn star to be contacted; Jasmin St. Claire was the first and refused, through her boyfriend The Blue Meanie. Whether or not she agrees to help out, best wishes go out to Jessica, as she's currently busy recovering from cancer and occasionally doing porno on the side.

Coming in the next couple weeks: An amazing music video showcasing the history of XPW as you've never, EVER seen it before. Never before seen footage and photos from HeatWave, autograph sessions, the ECW discussions, Slammers, and more. This is unlike anything XPW-related that you will ever see. Stay tuned - over the next couple of years, the story of the promotion that forever changed Southern California independent wrestling will be told.

Who was he? I know he was the guy who helped DX impersonate The Nation, but was he a wrestler? Was he under contract do WWE? I've never heard've him since. Any info on the dude?

Congratulations on becoming my new favorite TSM poster. I love you.

5/29/98 - Baton Rouge, LA (not sure when these matches aired on ECW TV) 9/17/98 - Queens, NY (I know the the matches from this show aired on ECW Hardcore TV around late October '98) If you have either of these two house shows and would be willing to sell them, PM me. Thanks. Also, I believe there was another ECW house show in New Orleans shortly after the Baton Rouge show. I'm not sure of the date, but if you have that event, I'm also interested in that.

Are you still selling this stuff, or is it all done with?

11. Shane Douglas (w/ Francine) vs. The Sandman(w/ Woman) - Francine and Woman get into a catfight during the match. A ladder gets involved in here, with Douglas fishermanbustering Sandman onto it, only to have Sandman come back with a Flying Somersault Senton onto Douglas, who in turn is laying on the ladder. That gives Sandman the win. 10. Raven, Stevie Richards (w/ The Blue Meanie), & Sabu (w/ Bill Alfonso) vs. Chris Candido (w/ Tammy), Taz, & Tommy Dreamer (w/ Beulah) (Special Guest enforcers - Cactus Jack and Terry Funk) - Raven & Sabu win. Taz accidentally knocks out Funk by Tazplexxing Sabu into him. Dreamer DDTs Raven, but there's no ref to count the fall. Raven tries to attack Dreamer from behind with a chair, but Cactus stops him. Dreamer then DDTs Raven when he turns around, but Sabu flies in with an Arabian Facebuster to break up the fall. Sabu and Dreamer brawl, Stevie eventually Stevie Kicks Sabu accidentally, when Dreamer ducks. Stevie then turns right into a DDT from Dreamer for the win. Post-match, Sabu gets mad at Stevie and Arabian Facebusters him through a table, in return for the accidental Superkick. 9. Justin Credible (w/ Lance Storm and Jason Knight) vs. Steve Corino (w/ Jack Victory) - Credible wins by countering the Old School Expulsion into That's Incredible. 8. Tables Are Legal Match: The Dudleyz vs. Spike Dudley & Balls Mahoney - The Dudleyz win when Spike tries the Acid Drop on D-Von through a table, but as he's coming down out of the air to complete the Diamond Cutter part of the move, Buh Buh catches Spike on his shoulders in a Powerbomb position and powerbombs him through the table. Then, in an awesome spectacle, Balls charges at D-Von, only for the Dudleyz to hit a 3-D variation in which they drop the 300+ lb. Balls right on top of Spike! The Dudleyz - leaving Balls on top of Spike - lay their bodies over both of their opponents and the remnants of the table to capture the win. 7. Elimination Match: Mikey Whipwreck vs. Too Cold Scorpio vs. Rob Van Dam (w/ Bill Alfonso) vs. Eddie Guerrero - Guerrero is eliminated first, then Scorpio, and finally RVD (when RVD misses the 5 Star Frog Splash and Mikey rolls him with a La Majistral up for the surprise victory). 6. The Eliminators vs. The Pitbulls - The Pitbulls kick out of Total Elimination and win a few minutes later with a Superbomb through a table. 5. Mike Awesome (w/ Judge Jeff Jones) vs. Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Rhyno - Awesome practically kills himsel with a suicide dive onto Rhyno. At that point, Bigelow drags Rhyno into the ring and Powerbombs him before going up top for the Moonsault. However, Rhyno rolls away and Bigelow crashes hard. When he gets back to his feet, he turns around right into a Gore for the victory, as Awesome is a fraction of a second too late in breaking up the pinfall. 4. Tajiri & Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Super Crazy & Psychosis. - Crazy & Psychosis win when Rey tries a Springboard Rana on Crazy, but Crazy refuses to be taken over and instead lifts him back up and executes a Spinning Sitdown Powerbomb. Psychosis follows with a Flying Leg Drop on Rey for the surprise win. 3. New Jack mounts an open challenge: Brian Lee accepts. Brawl throughout the arena, ending with a balcony dive through a table by New Jack (No Contest). 2. Jerry Lynn vs. Chris Jericho - In an incredible opener, Lynn wins by getting his knees up when Jericho tries the Lionsault. Jericho then charges towards Lynn and receives a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. About a minute later, after an Irish whip reversal sequence, Lynn hits the Cradle Piledriver for the victory. After the match, Lynn invites Dean Malenko and Chris Benoit out to the ring, and all four - four of the best workers in the world - celebrate together. 1. A Tod Gordon/Cyrus altercation starts the show. Cyrus starts acting like his usual annoying self, so 911 comes in and Chokeslams him to a huge pop.

Had some time and got bored, so I did a quick fantasy-type card for WAR's next show. No need for any heat, just figured some may be interested in reading it. Pro Wrestling WAR's second show December 12, 2004 Santa Ana, CA Santa Ana Elks Lodge QUICK RESULTS: 1. CHARLES MERCURY forces Silver Tyger to submit 2. RONIN pins Under Pressure 3. BO COOPER & TONY KOZINA (w/ Gary Yap) defeat The Aerial Express (Quicksilver & Scorpio Sky) via pinfall 4. SCOTT LOST wins a Three-Way Dance over Jack Evans (not donning the Blitzkrieg attire until later on) and Lil Cholo by pinning Cholo 5. Falls Count Anywhere Match: The HUMAN TORNADO pins Supa Badd (w/ Dino Woodwood a.k.a. Robert Stamos) in the crowd 6. JOEY RYAN pins Austin Aries 7. The Backseat Boyz (TRENT ACID & JOHNNY KASHMERE) (w/ Gary Yap) defeat S.B.S. (Disco Machine & Excalibur) via pinfall 8. BLITZKRIEG hands down his wrestling attire to JACK EVANS. 9. 20-Man Royal Rumble-style Battle Royal for the Pro Wrestling WAR Heavyweight Title: AUSTIN ARIES and Super Dragon end up as the final two competitors, so they wrestle in a 30-minute Ironman Match, with Aries eventually pulling out the pinfall win to capture the WAR Heavyweight Title. BLITZKRIEG served as the Special Guest Referee for the Ironman Match. DETAILED RESULTS: 1. CHARLES MERCURY vs. SILVER TYGER WHY: No real reasoning. Both guys were on the debut show, so I figured I'd throw each on this card, too, as an opener for both guys to refine their talents. WINNER: Charles Mercury (Finish: Mercury escapes The Supa Sizer and eventually gains the submission via a Texas Cloverleaf) 2. RONIN vs. UNDER PRESSURE WHY: Ronin & Quicksilver saved Scorpio Sky from a beating at the hands of Gary Yap's crew (Bo Cooper, Tony Kozina, & Under Pressure) at the debut show, so this would be Ronin's shot at revenge. WINNER: Ronin (Finish: via pinfall, thanks to whatever his main move is) 3. The Aerial Express (QUICKSILVER & SCORPIO SKY) vs. BO COOPER & TONY KOZINA (w/ Gary Yap) WHY: Cooper & Kozina - along with Gary Yap and Under Pressure - attacked Scorpio Sky at WAR's debut show until Quicksilver and Ronin ran out to make the save. Since Quicksilver & Sky are an established tag team in So-Cal, they fit better in a tag team match against Yap's crew than Ronin does. WINNERS: Bo Cooper & Tony Kozina (Finish: Death Valley Driver by Cooper followed directly by a 450° Splash by Kozina, following - of course - interference from Yap) 4. Three-Way Non-Elimination Match: JACK EVANS (not donning the Blitzkrieg attire until later in the night) vs. LIL CHOLO vs. SCOTT LOST WHY: Evans' Generation Next partner, Austin Aries, took on Scott Lost on WAR's debut show. Cholo is a great up-and-coming worker who would be able to fly competitively with Evans and balance Lost out as a technical force in this three-way dance. WINNER: Scott Lost (Evans and Cholo do some great lucha-style sequences during the early stages of the match and it turns out that they work quite well together. Evans hits a Code Red on Lost a couple minutes before the finish, in order to build up the move. However, when he tries it on Cholo, it's countered into The Cholo Special #1 [EZ Money's Money in the Bank]. Cholo then turns around right into a Vertaebreaker #2 from Lost. That's followed by a Flying Elbow Drop, as Lost pins Cholo.) 5. Falls Count Anywhere: The HUMAN TORNADO vs. SUPA BADD (w/ Dino Woodwood a.k.a. Robert Stamos) WHY: These two brawled all over the arena at WAR's debut show, eventually ending up disappearing before the show ended. This would heat up their rivalry while drawing upon the round-the-arena brawl on November 12. WINNER: The Human Tornado (I'd have the match go all over the arena obviously. The finish would be Tornado winning a Diving Tornado DDT from something relatively high up and onto the concrete floor below. Have the pin be somewhere in the crowd, I guess...) 6. AUSTIN ARIES vs. JOEY RYAN WHY: Aries defeated Ryan's tag team partner, Scott Lost, on the WAR debut show, so this would be a logical avenue to build up to an eventual Generation Next (Aries/Evans) vs. X Foundation (Lost/Ryan) showdown. Plus, both of these guys are superior technical wrestlers, so putting them in the singles main event would serve WAR quite well. WINNER: Joey Ryan (Finish: Aries hits a T-Bone Lift into a Gutbuster immediately followed by an STO, and then goes up top for the 450°, but Ryan crotches him and hits his Super Swinging Neckbreaker for the pinfall.) 7. The Backseat Boyz (TRENT ACID & JOHNNY KASHMERE) (w/ Gary Yap) vs. S.B.S. (DISCO MACHINE & EXCALIBUR) WHY: S.B.S. were attacked by Gary Yap's crew (Bo Cooper, Tony Kozina, & Under Pressure) towards the end of WAR's debut show. Since the other three workers who are allied with S.B.S. - Quicksilver, Scorpio Sky, & Ronin - are all occupied on the undercard, and also since S.B.S. is the most established duo on of those five wrestlers, they'd be a good fit for this matchup (plus, I don't know how The Aerial Express would mesh with The Backseats, style-wise.). The angle would feature the arrogant Backseat Boyz coming in as Yap's hired guns, with the intention of taking out S.B.S. WINNERS: The Backseat Boyz (Finish: The Messiah interferes and tries to cost Trent & Johnny the match for comments they made about him on their NorEast Hotline several weeks back, but Kaos runs in and takes Messiah out, in the process building up their three-way match with Adam Flash at CZW Cage of Death VI. Shortly thereafter, Yap climbs up on the apron to further distract S.B.S. Excalibur is about to punk him out when Kashmere charges at him (Excalibur) from behind with a Spear, and Excalibur suddenly sidesteps from his path. That causes Kashmere to collide with Yap, sending the former-EPIC owner flying off of the apron and down to the ringside concrete. However, since he attacked with so much force, Kashmere also ends up flying out between the top and middle and landing hard on the concrete. At this point, Disco grabs Acid and signals for the end, setting up for The Disco Driver (Chokeslam Backbreaker). However, with the referee distracted (dealing with the hurt Yap and Kashmere on the outside), Acid low blow kicks Disco and then uses a hammerlock roll-through reversal, transitioning into an inverted facelock and hitting his new finisher, an Inverted Brainbuster Suplex. The referee's attention turns back to the match and he makes the 3 count in Acid's favor, giving the Backseats the cheap win.) 8. Blitzkrieg comes out to the ring wearing his trademark attire, and then calls out Jack Evans. Blitzkrieg proceeds to remove his attire, including unmasking, and hands it over to Evans, praising him as "the next big thing in junior heavyweight wrestling" and saying that "it's a pleasure to be looked up to by Jack." Evans is very grateful and thanks Blitzkrieg, promising not to disappoint him. 9. 20-Man Royal Rumble-style Battle Royal for the Pro Wrestling WAR Heavyweight Title: participants - *"The Hardcore Homo" Angel*, Austin Aries, Bo Cooper, Charles Mercury, *Chris Bosh*, Disco Machine, Excalibur, The Human Tornado, Jack Evans (now wearing the Blitzkrieg attire, including the mask) Joey Ryan, Lil Cholo, Quicksilver, Ronin, Scorpio Sky, Silver Tyger, *Steve Pain*, Supa Badd, Super Dragon, Tony Kozina, Super Dragon, and Under Pressure (Name* - making their WAR debut) WHY: Since the match is booked already and I want to avoid as much as possible changing a part of the card that's already been scheduled. SUMMARY: This match features some absolutely classic pimp vs. gay comedy from Human Tornado and Angel. Tornado acts like his awesomely pimptacular self and Angel tries to molest him and do other gay stuff with him. Eventually, these two hilarious characters end up teaming up with each other as what ends up being a pretty viable force. Together, they eliminate Ronin and Bosh, but eventually get eliminated themselves by S.B.S. (Disco Machine & Excalibur) Tornado & Angel end up forming a regular tag team on future WAR shows, much in the spirit of the hilarious Angel & Shark Boy duo during XPW's dying days. After Tornado & Angel are eliminated, S.B.S. allies with The Aerial Express and tries to take out Kozina, Cooper, & Under Pressure. However, Gary Yap comes out to ringside and proves himself to be an effective distraction, as he helps his crew eliminate both Aerial Express members. Later, Cooper and Under Pressure are sent packing by Evans and Disco, respectively. However, right after Disco eliminates Under Pressure, Aries sneaks up behind Disco and eliminates him! After that, long-time rivals Excalibur & Super Dragon ally with one another. However, Aries & Evans eventually get the best of Excalibur and send him out, leaving the final four as Kozina, Dragon, Aries, and Evans. Kozina is eliminated next, at which point Aries & Evans team up, but Dragon fights back and uses a springboard dropkick to send Evans out of a sitting position on the top-rope and down to the concrete floor below. That leaves Aries and Dragon to battle in a 30-minute Ironman Match, with Blitzkrieg as the Special Guest Referee. The Backseat Boyz try to interfere on Aries' behalf, but Blitzkrieg takes them out with an Asai Moonsault! S.B.S. then runs back out and drags The Backseats backstage. Each guy pulls out all the stops, but in the end Aries lands on his feet when Dragon tries to flip him into the Psycho Driver. Aries executes a T-Bone Lift into a Gutbuster immediately followed by an STO, and then follows with a 450° Splash to capture the title. After Aries and Dragon shake each other's hand, Jack Evans comes out and celebrates with Aries and Blitzkrieg to close the show.

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And they spelled Juvi and Psychosis' name wrong. This is just unbelievable...

Yours truly, dying of laughter...

Please post the pictures.

The M-Dogg and J-Pro Passion for Pain backyard DVD is great.

That's two shows better than H2. The Fusion roster and lineup looks spectacular. I don't give a shit who's backing it. If Feinstein is backing it, then good for him - he's getting his life back together. All I know is they have a great lineup for their first show.

I'd give the edge to Eddy because of his personality development. The Latino Heat character took on a mind of its own like nobody expected it to. While he's still an incredible worker, Benoit is very similar to the really intense character he had in WCW, but he's not really much more than that. Eddy has proved that he can not only wrestle, but talk like a superstar.

Thanks for the reply, man. Quick question - with the Klite thing, it seems that one has to pay for it? Am I not clicking the right link or something? Do I want the mega-pack or the regular pack?