The Buzz

Everything last night worked well, with maybe the exception of the four way student match. The spot between Bj and Jimmy was this. Bj attempted a powerbomb off the top, seemed to lose his balance. They fell backwards but at the same time kinda worked it. So it was a powerbomb off the top to the floor with jimmy kinda smacking either his head or upper back on the apron. Couldn't see the landing well. They continued the match, which was my favorite of the night.

Worker- Bret Hart Shawn Michaels Ric Flair Steve Austin Talker-Steve Austin Ric Flair Bret Hart(who is indeed a very underrated talker, but still not better than the above two) Shawn Michaels(I feel is overrated on the microphone.) Overall-Bret Hart Ric Flair Steve Austin Shawn Michaels

Crowning a champion is the next show whre takedown masters left off. I believe takedown masters leave off at Road To The Title. My personal favorite show is All Star Extravaganza 2 or Vendetta.

My favorite part of the game was the opening sea level. I hope there are more sea levels in the sequel.

So no Joe wrestling, no Sting, no Christian. I guess I continue buying the pay-per-views only. One thing I can say about TNA is on average they put out a good pay-per-view.

alright, sorry I guess lol

I enjoy a good wrestler who has the charisma to pull off a serious gimmick. Lance Storm and Dean Malenko are two of them.

I actually enjoyed the Jarrett segment, but agree on the Brown/Christian and main event sentiments. I think Brown outclasses Christian in most ways. Now if only he could jump off the top rope and apply a chinlock like Christian.

They probably include Kid Kash since he's been in the business forever and a day for his age.

Seeing Vince Vaughn taking a beating on the football field was a gut buster for me both times I saw it, and it's hard to make me laugh. The whole movie is full of little jokes that make it funny. I also thought the movie had a few little things after they left the house that were chuckle worthy.

No, but it was NWA footage and Vince now owns almost all of the NWA footage.

Norman Smiley in TNA Ernest Miller in WWE Scott Hall in ECW

I think I saw a dvd selling footage from an old Thez title match on 8mm.

Josh Daniels is talented but lacking charisma. Danny Daniels is overrated and lacking charisma.

Dusty and Abdullah The Butcher tied for the most lazy appearance in ROH as voted by me.

Or Steamboat, Dusty, Eddie Guerrero, etc. But anyways should be fun to see.

Had I not already purchased tickets to the ROH tripleshot I definately woulda hit this up. Sounds like a pretty solid card.

I'd be interested in it. I still think Steiner has something to offer, and could have good matches if he focused more on a ground and pound submission style...and maybe only 4 belly to belly suplexes per match rather than 30.

Well atleast it wasnt put out as soon as the Hardy dvd.

Well..there are only a few names out there bigger than Sting. The Rock, Hart, Austin Jericho is a step below or equal...even though it feels weird to put Jericho next to a guy like Sting for me anyway. Goldberg and Lesnar each had about two year runs.

No doubt, I make orders from ROH twice a month sometimes(My job pays me well for my lack of bills) and haven't had any problem until last week, and that was only because I didn't place my order number on my money order. They worked with me and we found the order, and problem is fixed like that.

I accept NWA, AWA, WWF, WCW, ECW I also think in ten years ROH will add itself to my list.

While I know it's the cool thing on the net to hate The Warrior, I'd enjoy seeing those two stiff each other. Because I'm a fan of The Warrior and what do you know I'm also a fan of Benoit, Samoa Joe, Eddie Guerrero, and many other "workrate" wrestlers. The Warrior vs Goldberg as much as some might want to deny it, would draw some buyrates. I'd rather see someone like The Rock or Chris Jericho, but neither are possible. So Goldberg vs Warrior would work damn well for me for a one off appearance from some big stars.

The thing about Joe is, I think it was Leena who mentioned better conditioning. He IS in good condition cardio wise, and probably even strong as hell considering some of the stuff I've seen him do. The big problem is probably his diet. Genetics and diet probably have a lot to do with his physical appearance. You can do all the exercise in the world, but if you eat like shit you're gonna look like it. If he was ever to get ripped or whatever the term is now, then cool. He'll do fine how he looks, and I do agree they need to flesh out his character more. I'd like to see them play up the fact that he's well spoken and sophisticated outside of the ring, but once he hits the ring he becomes a wrecking machine.

sounds pretty original rather than the usual vignettes, debut, cut a promo or two, squash a few perennial jobbers, go back to heat or velocity and maybe move back up to the main show. That seems to be the cycle most of the newer guys seemed to take when I was still watching.