The Network live stream schedule for today:
9:00 AM ET - RAW Flashback - 12/12/93 - Bret Hart vs. The Brooklyn Brawler; Randy Savage vs. Headshrinker Fatu.
10:00 AM ET - RAW Flashback - 12/19/93 - Tatanka vs. Ludvig Borga.
11:00 AM ET - Beyond the Ring - The John Cena Experience.
1:00 PM ET - WCW Spring Stampede '97 - 4/5/97 - Diamond Dallas Page vs. Randy Savage in a No DQ Match.
4:00 PM ET - WCCW - 3/20/83 - David Von Erich vs. Buddy Roberts.
5:00 PM ET - WCCW - 4/11/83 - Kevin Von Erich vs. Terry Gordy for the American Heavyweight title.
6:00 PM ET - WCCW - 4/14/83 - David Von Erich and Iceman King Parsons vs. Michael Hayes and Buddy Roberts; Chavo Guerrero vs. Jimmy Garvin.
7:00 PM ET - Wrestlemania XXX Fallout Part 4 - Recapping the best matches and exclusive press conferences from WM XXX.
8:00 PM ET - Legends of Wrestling - 9/30/06 - The very first episode; the careers of Roddy Piper and Terry Funk.
9:00 PM ET - Old School - 10/19/86 - From Houston - Hulk Hogan vs. Paul Orndorff for the WWF Championship; Davey Boy Smith vs. The Iron Sheik.
10:00 PM ET - Warrior Week continues - The final installment of this four night look back at The Ultimate Warrior.
11:00 PM ET - Legends of Wrestling - 9/30/06 - The very first episode; the careers of Roddy Piper and Terry Funk.
If you didn't catch it when it aired on the live stream last night, go to Originals>Original Specials and watch Warrior: The Ultimate Legend. A few pieces from the new Warrior DVD, but the more captivating stuff was added in after news of his passing. We get the Warrior story from the beginning, including some old footage of he and Sting as The Blade Runners, and Sting himself makes a talking head appearance in more than one segment. This was a heartfelt tribute to Warrior, almost as if WWE had publicly apologized for the Self-Destruction DVD. Very well done.
9:00 AM ET - RAW Flashback - 12/12/93 - Bret Hart vs. The Brooklyn Brawler; Randy Savage vs. Headshrinker Fatu.
10:00 AM ET - RAW Flashback - 12/19/93 - Tatanka vs. Ludvig Borga.
11:00 AM ET - Beyond the Ring - The John Cena Experience.
1:00 PM ET - WCW Spring Stampede '97 - 4/5/97 - Diamond Dallas Page vs. Randy Savage in a No DQ Match.
4:00 PM ET - WCCW - 3/20/83 - David Von Erich vs. Buddy Roberts.
5:00 PM ET - WCCW - 4/11/83 - Kevin Von Erich vs. Terry Gordy for the American Heavyweight title.
6:00 PM ET - WCCW - 4/14/83 - David Von Erich and Iceman King Parsons vs. Michael Hayes and Buddy Roberts; Chavo Guerrero vs. Jimmy Garvin.
7:00 PM ET - Wrestlemania XXX Fallout Part 4 - Recapping the best matches and exclusive press conferences from WM XXX.
8:00 PM ET - Legends of Wrestling - 9/30/06 - The very first episode; the careers of Roddy Piper and Terry Funk.
9:00 PM ET - Old School - 10/19/86 - From Houston - Hulk Hogan vs. Paul Orndorff for the WWF Championship; Davey Boy Smith vs. The Iron Sheik.
10:00 PM ET - Warrior Week continues - The final installment of this four night look back at The Ultimate Warrior.
11:00 PM ET - Legends of Wrestling - 9/30/06 - The very first episode; the careers of Roddy Piper and Terry Funk.
If you didn't catch it when it aired on the live stream last night, go to Originals>Original Specials and watch Warrior: The Ultimate Legend. A few pieces from the new Warrior DVD, but the more captivating stuff was added in after news of his passing. We get the Warrior story from the beginning, including some old footage of he and Sting as The Blade Runners, and Sting himself makes a talking head appearance in more than one segment. This was a heartfelt tribute to Warrior, almost as if WWE had publicly apologized for the Self-Destruction DVD. Very well done.
Started watching kotr 97 last night and was wondering 1)was Bret legit hurt between the April ppv and the July show? 2) how deep would huntor bury a guy if he bombed as bad as hhh did in his first big spot (Foley made that match just barely watchable and hhh stunk up the place)
ReplyDeleteSting did a talking head deal on the Warrior's Best Matches thing also where he talked about how Warrior used to take orange juice and tuna fish, blend them together and drink it explaining to Sting that it gave him his vitamins and his protein all at once... it seems more and more like the Sting rumors are true.
ReplyDeleteGod I love that Austin/Hbk match.
ReplyDelete1997 WWF: best year ever.
Funny how Austin was on the rise, but he jobbed to Bret like 6 times, then got a DQ win against him... then lost a title match to Taker the previous month... then a double countout instead of a win against HBK. OMG BURIED!!
ReplyDeleteJust got home after working an overnight. Debating gym, wwe network, or afternoon bar delight
ReplyDeletemultitask
ReplyDeleteBret wrote in his book that he was legit injured. He got convinced to do a few Raws from a wheelchair, which actually turned out to be some of the best Raws ever, so I'm glad Vince talked him into flying in.
ReplyDeleteWatched Legends House this morning. Thought it was ok for what it was. Started off really slow with spending almost 15 minutes getting everyone into the house. I got a couple of chuckles out of it and kind of enjoyed seeing these guys so I'll probably keep watching it for Piper if nothing else.
ReplyDeleteBret being hurt made those segments better. He could do the annoying heel "If I wasn't in this wheelchair I'd...." thing, and Austin didn't give a shit and had no problem beating up a guy in a wheelchair.
ReplyDelete2000 would disagree with you.
ReplyDeleteI'm reading some old online rants from the Attitude Era and the IWC BURIES the majority of stuff. It's funny reading in hindsight since it's viewed upon as such a great era.
ReplyDelete2000 was indeed awesome. 1997 was better. /fact
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to revisiting 97 with the PPVs and once the raws are up there. I was a WCW guy that year so while I have seen some of the PPVs I haven't really "lived" that year.
ReplyDeleteto compare it to sports, 1997 was like being part of building the pieces of a championship team. 2000 was like year #3 of the dynasty. So the building and improving part is more exciting to me, so I'll go with 1997.
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty much the entire history of the IWC, Say that everything sucks in the present, only to realize in the future that it was nowhere near as bad as they thought, while they continue to complain about how everything sucks in the present. Quite fascinating to witness at times.
ReplyDeleteSummer Rae's nose must be playing the grappling hook in an action scene for Marine 4.
ReplyDeleteAs someone who was WWF through and through it was really jarring how quickly they went from "this sucks" (1996) to "holy shit this is awesome".
ReplyDeleteBasically once Bret came back and they dropped "Boyhood Dream" Shawn it was glorious.
Also incredibly refreshing to see a USA vs "evil foreign country" feud to actually have 2 legit sides of the story, and the USA actually losing!
ReplyDeleteYeah, everything just felt so new and *different* in 97. The main event crew was shades of grey done right. 6 guys that just didn't like each other and wanted to be champ. Even the babyfaces didn't really get along with each other.
ReplyDeletePlus IMO the creative peak for Bret, and the creative/physical peak for Shawn and Austin.
Plus Sid.
Atmosphere at those Canadian Raws was tremendous. I remember Edmonton and Halifax in particular. You could tell everybody (especially the Harts, Austin, and Shawn) were having a blast at those shows.
ReplyDeleteBut Dixie's back on TV!!!
ReplyDelete"Russo is currently on the TNA payroll as a consultant."
ReplyDeleteAnd people wonder why I say "Fuck this company". Actually, I doubt anyone questions why I say that.
Layla is an upgrade over Summer Rae.
ReplyDeleteHow many times has Russo been paid for what sounds like sitting at home and throwing out spit ball ideas?
ReplyDeleteI've been online since late 2003 and this is very accurate.
ReplyDeleteTNA World Champion Eric Young sounds like the kinda thing Russo would do.
ReplyDelete"My job is to get people to watch the show, Eric Young being a comedy jobber for six years DOES NOT MATTER!"
You're answer is correct.
ReplyDeleteYea..but..now now is the really worst time. Everything sucks for real this time!
ReplyDeleteThe Kliq loves talking about The Kliq.
ReplyDeleteDaniels deserved a World title run.
ReplyDeleteThat Warrior doc was amazing for a variety of reasons. Considering how recent most of the footage was (going to Titan Tower in March, Hall of Fame/WrestleMania, reactions to his death, etc) it was still VERY well put together, and very well rounded and honest about everything. It wasn't some quick, "Confidential" esque fluff piece. It was just as good as the Foley, Austin. and HHH full length docs that they released on blu-ray.
ReplyDeleteCouple that with the Bryan "Road to WrestleMania" doc airing literally TWO days after Mania - they are producing some fantastic original content for Network subscribers, and FAST. I also love how they can adjust the schedule and show relevant content. "Warrior Week", despite the sad circumstances that caused it to happen, shows how amazing the Network can be if they use it right.
Watching the doc, Warrior was profusely sweating in EVERY shot. Even the shot of him outside of the arena after Raw the night before he died, his armpits on his suit coat were drenched. Tough to see knowing what happened the next day. I loved seeing the interactions, particularly with Vince, Linda, and Hogan's apology. If we was going to die, he wrapped up his wrestling legacy with a perfect weekend. It was still tough to see his daughters so proud of their dad, though. I feel so sorry for them.
I have my moments kid. Just hope I don't have to deal with any crazy ass broads today, if I wanted to deal with that shit I'd just stay home.
ReplyDeleteOff to work, keep it real homies.
The Hart Family celebration at Canadian Stampede was a better celebration than the Curtain Call. Bret carried the whole thing by calling on the fly where everyone should stand.
ReplyDeleteThe sad truth.
ReplyDeleteThey could fuck over Aries' momentum with Hardy, Bully Ray's momentum (what he had left) with Sabin, and Magnus' (minimal) momentum with Young...
ReplyDelete... but Daniels couldn't get the "upset" over Hardy? Yeah, fuck off TNA. You're not worth defending any more. (no, not for this in particular... just for the judgement this, and other events, have shown TNA to currently have.)
WWE is just going to beat this Marine franchise into the ground aren't they?
ReplyDeleteAnd EY is world champ.
ReplyDeleteThe next time WWE talks their bullshit about revamping the tag team division, remind them that Daniels and Kazarian are sitting there waiting to be signed.
ReplyDeleteIt wouldn't be like WWE to beat something into the ground!
ReplyDelete:Fandango's theme plays:
ReplyDeleteI was mad at not signing Bad Influence but at the same time the Bro Mans are doing a good job as a comedy heel team.
ReplyDeleteI would still hire them back.
Ron Simmons says "Damn!"
ReplyDeleteTAKA says, "Indeed!"
Only the first one was decent.
ReplyDeleteGym > WWE Netwrok >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Bar
ReplyDelete#ThankYourStraightEdgeSavior
Shit,Aries was awesome as the champion.
ReplyDeleteBarely.
ReplyDeleteIDK everyone thought 2003 sucked at the time... and they were right.
ReplyDeleteBut it had too many explosions, with only one that looked cool, and all Cena did was run through the woods for 30 minutes.
ReplyDeleteDon't hold back. Tell us how you REALLY feel.
ReplyDeleteDue Robert Patrick's I don't give a fuck mode he was in.
ReplyDeleteThat's Vince's favorite part.
ReplyDeleteHe was credited to the cool explosion.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to checking out the Warrior doc. since the Daniel Bryan one was so well done... gotta say though it isn't going to be difficult to be better than the HHH doc... one of the worst they have ever produced.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget about him getting pinned by Owen in the 10-man tag. How did his career ever recover from such booking??
ReplyDeleteYeah, he was the Punk if TNA.
ReplyDeleteI think only the condemned and No one lives were good WWE films.
ReplyDeleteI actually enjoyed it a lot more than most did. I am one of the few people who liked the old school feel of HHH's super long heel title run, and the building of Evolution. And I feel Goldberg was booked WAY better than what is remembered. Sure he lost by fluke at summerslam, but that got followed by two 100% clean PPV wins over HHH. He looked like a monster.
ReplyDeleteOculus is supposed to be good.
ReplyDeleteFor someone with limited in-ring experience, Jesse is pretty good.
ReplyDeleteHe was cool yet a sympathetic champion then Hardy took over.
ReplyDeleteI thought that 12 Rounds was ok, what it lacked in story that the Marine had, it made up for in the action.
ReplyDeleteSummer and I are going to be doing some filming also IFYAKNOEWUTIMEAN
ReplyDeleteYep, losing by distraction/roll up on a PPV main event against the #2 guy of the opposing team, thus demoting him from World title contender to IC title contender. Does WWE hate money???
ReplyDeleteCrazy ass broads? Not the ex again I hope...
ReplyDeleteFALSE
ReplyDeleteWas a die hard 3 rip off,but you can watch it.I thought 12 rounds 2 was better.
ReplyDeleteBecause Hardy just had to overcome his demons.
ReplyDeleteInsecure, overcompensating, "2/10 would not bang" Comic Book Guy-types need not answer this question:
ReplyDeleteIs Summer Rae attractive (not counting her body)? I... just don't know. Yes, right?
Overcome out the company.
ReplyDeleteI believe what he is saying is that he is less than pleased with the performance of TNA at this point in time.
ReplyDeleteThe build to him becoming champ was one of the best things TNA has done in recent memory.
ReplyDeleteThe option C promo was great.
ReplyDeleteI think that with the influx of NXT talent waiting to come in, WWE has even less incentive to bring in ex-TNA talent than ever before. Maybe Jeff Hardy just because of his prior history with the company and Sting for the HOF/DVD set, with Angle and Bully being the longest of longshots. But beyond that, I think most those guys are out of luck.
ReplyDeleteBut they are going to need to learn the "WWE style " first.
ReplyDeleteThey were the perfect pairing, and DJ Zema just put them over the top. They are a classic '80's heel tag team.
ReplyDeleteAnd they flushed it down the drain 2 months later.
ReplyDeleteThey sure did.
ReplyDeleteTheir catchphrase is starting to grow on me.
ReplyDeleteThen A&8 came in.
ReplyDeleteYou have a funny way of spelling, "I agree with you 100%."
ReplyDeleteTrue, but you can always use two really good hands to help the NXT guys come along. That's the problem that is discussed on the Austin podcast a lot - you no longer have seasoned veterans to work with nightly and learn the trade. Everyone you're wrestling is your age and just as inexperienced. Daniels and Kazarian could be that trusty old hand that could pull a good match out of just about anyone.
ReplyDeleteThey actually came in before Aries won the title.
ReplyDeleteThe takeover killed the angle.
ReplyDeleteThe chosen leader killed the angle.
ReplyDeleteIt should've been Abyss.
ReplyDeleteI think they would be far more likely to bring back ex-WWE guys who already know the "style" or utilize some of the vets already on the roster. Fewer headaches that way.
ReplyDeleteTotally. My ideal woman wouldn't be as tall or thin, but screw ideals. Would.
ReplyDeleteThe promos alone would sell them. Daniels can also slide right into a trainer role.
ReplyDeleteEven Gallows would have been a better choice.
ReplyDeleteThis shit is funny:
ReplyDeletehttp://youtu.be/Mr-EtE6Ikq8
I didn't know Summer was married. I'm pretty sure Flair's hulking daughter is, though.
ReplyDeleteHe was too good of a comedy character at that time to be taken seriously; I partially expected him to have the match won only to be adjusting his zubaz so Kaz could take a picture, allowing Hardy to roll him up. TNA tried to make him a little more credible leading up to the match (and did a nice video package), but he was still going for laughs with "Jefferson Hardy."
ReplyDeleteI was not sold when he came in as the Hollywood power couple guy, but he's definitely good enough.
ReplyDelete"Crazy ass broads" is a redundant statement.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think you're absolutely right. It's a shame though.
ReplyDeleteIf you knew her in real life would you describe her as "hot" or "beautiful" without prompting?
ReplyDeleteLike if someone asked you what you did last night you'd say "oh I went out for drinks after work with the hot receptionist."?
I heard a booking that Parks was gonna be the dormant personality and Abyss the evil one.
ReplyDeleteI am a member of the choir, and you are the preacher
ReplyDeleteInteresting to know about Flair's daughter... bad marriage runs in that family as well...
ReplyDelete:: Begins making arrangements ::
Would have made a few interesting months.
ReplyDeleteOf the momentum killers, Aries' was the best (pre-Armbreaker), even though he killed Roode's momentum for the decisive James Storm ending.
ReplyDeleteLAYLA HAS AN STD!
ReplyDeleteFight club style of booking.
ReplyDeleteShe's fuckable:
ReplyDeletehttp://i.imgur.com/PTTw1Kf.jpg
Very yes. Great body, great tan, and dancer are always good lays.
ReplyDeleteJust her face. Does she have an attractive face?
ReplyDeleteNo, because I'd have texted everyone I knew while it was happening. She's among a group of very attractive women and still stands out. Here in the real world she's even hotter.
ReplyDeletehttp://1.bp.blogspot.com/_txn8YwRGx4k/TPW-nSiQHtI/AAAAAAAABds/KxoM2w76wKU/s1600/Demongirl.jpg
ReplyDeleteThere is only 1 type of movie I'm interested in Summer Rae...
ReplyDeleteIt isn't legendary, but it isn't awful. If we were using a 10 scale for just her face I'd put it at 5 or 6.
ReplyDeleteDoes having a fuckable mouth count?
ReplyDeleteSorry. I didn't read your post ass thoroughly as I should have.
ReplyDeleteYes, fantastic body, beautiful face, long gams. I'm usually not one for blondes, but she makes my pee pee go DA DOOOING DOOOOING DOOOOOOING.
ReplyDeleteI watched a couple of old MSG house shows last night. Man, did the WWF love using countouts at those shows or what?
ReplyDeleteRomantic Comedy where it looks like her and the male lead won't end up together but in the end they work out their differences and do in fact end up living happily ever after?
ReplyDeleteJust her face? I spent way to much time thinking about this but I'm inclined to say yes
ReplyDeleteShe appears to have soft lips and a sturdy jaw as well.
ReplyDeleteJust be careful. She looks like she could push start an automatic. I can't wait until they bring her up in a Baby Doll role.
ReplyDeleteYeah my real world example doesn't work cause then the body is in play. And she's definitely no doubt about it hot when you factor the body.
ReplyDeleteI was basically just asking about her face.
I see her as one of the male leads failed dates.
ReplyDeleteEvery Jennifer Aniston or Jennifer Lopez movie ever?
ReplyDeleteOnly because of Robert Patrick knowing exactly what kind of movie he was in and acted accordingly
ReplyDeleteI was thinking Meg Ryan in the 1990's
ReplyDeleteI'm really bad at this actually. Probably because I have so much respect for wome.... BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I couldn't even get through that!
ReplyDeleteSo is the Ed Harris movie with Randy Orton (I'LL GO TO THE PAPERS IF I HAVE TO) , I heard.
ReplyDeleteHe was perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat was very rude. I would never say anything that disrespectful about a female.
ReplyDelete(It hurts to even joke about it)
To the credit of 12 Rounds, if you're gonna rip off a movie, rip off a good one. The Die Hard 3 formula actually made it surprisingly watchable. That and Littlefinger as the villain.
ReplyDeleteIT'S A GAAAAAAAME DANNEH!
I went through the TNA thread and thebraziliankid is trying to amass the midcarders against us.
ReplyDeleteAfter all we've done for them. Eating the crumbs off our table. letting them revel in the majesty that is being a Top5'er.
How the fuck does WWE make enough money to justify making 4 Marine movies? License them out to mental institutions so the patients can watch them?
ReplyDeleteDANNY BOY IT'S THE FINAL ROUND!!! He is just like Patrick in this movie.
ReplyDeleteMeh just tell him we gang banged his aunt on the Top 5 Kitchen table, he'll flip shit and forget the whole enterprise.
ReplyDeleteShould've been Parks but they wanted to strap the rocket to Recreation instead
ReplyDeleteMarine 3 had solid DVD sales.
ReplyDeleteI thought this was a joke, and then I read Tommy's report and realized that it was more pathetic than I could even have imagined. What a creatively bankrupt farce of a professional wrestling company TNA continues to be. Just sad.
ReplyDeleteYes, although I completely understand the question. It is close.
ReplyDeleteThe CIA uses them to torture people convicted of war crimes.
ReplyDeleteI think it's rather cute.
ReplyDeleteHow are her knees?
ReplyDeleteDuly noted.
ReplyDeleteHow would I know? She is always on them in front of me!
ReplyDeleteSI! SI! Si!
ReplyDeleteThen they are sturdy. Good to know.
ReplyDeleteShe's definitely cute. I perused her Instagram and she still is a cute girl in the no makeup shots. She's not gorgeous in the face like Renee, but still attractive.
ReplyDelete#Top5StickTogether
ReplyDeleteThis perfectly highlights the problems of American
ReplyDeleteThe music industry is 50% of that problem.
ReplyDelete*Top 5 Handshake*
ReplyDeleteMan you butchered that sentence. THAT perfectly highlights the problems in America... DOCTOR
ReplyDeleteI'm to cool for proper tenses
ReplyDeleteI like what a bunch of scientists guys become when a topic like this comes up
ReplyDeleteLOL It does read like a foreign heel wrestler said it.
ReplyDeleteit's so weird that in 2014 people are still willing to pay him for this.
ReplyDeleteWarrior's speech was good i kid a weird feeling every time someone chanted one more match at him for obvious reasons.
ReplyDeletethat "sexist"-gimmick done by several posters = lame.
ReplyDeleteIn terms of hotness I would agree wholeheartedly. As a character and valet, Summer Rae is much better.
ReplyDeleteBut Fandango isn't even married...
ReplyDelete:: Golf Clap ::
ReplyDelete(Being that you are a doctor I figured you would be familiar with all things golf)
ReplyDeleteDaniels is 41. Kaz is 36.
ReplyDeleteShe's a GREAT lay. Trust me
ReplyDeleteSays the guy who never gets laid
ReplyDelete...gimmick?
ReplyDeleteI just went and put him in his place
ReplyDeleteI think it's already time to repackage Johnny Curtis...Fandango is officially dead in the water.
ReplyDeleteYou pronounced his name wrong
ReplyDeleteI miss that part of his gimmick.
ReplyDeleteThis post has made me change my ways.
ReplyDeleteMen and Women are equals AMIRITE?
Same. Made him such an annoying prick that you wanted to see him get his ass kicked.
ReplyDeleteThe most significant babyface turn since Nikolai Volkoff.
ReplyDelete*crickets*
ReplyDeleteAnybody?
Anybody?
And it will be shortest turn since the Big Show's last 755 turns.
ReplyDeleteI'm already over it... IT WAS A SWERVE!
ReplyDelete"So I got this idea...we take all the older wrestlers and we group dem togetha...and we take all the young hungry wrestlers and we group dem together...we call them the call them the Old School...and the New Tude!"
ReplyDeleteIt actually went longer than I thought.
ReplyDeleteThat's what she said!
ReplyDelete...about Your_Favorite_Loser (who has apparently turned on me.)
ReplyDeleteHe did? Elaborate...
ReplyDeleteHe didn't like a pic I posted and called me a sicko because he said the girl wasn't legal. Of course he doesn't know what an adult female body looks like, so I let it go.
ReplyDeleteIs that even allowed? I'm not sure I like where that's going...
ReplyDelete*goes to check TNA thread to see what's happening*
I agree with everything you just said. I will also say that it was more than "tough" to see at times. I hear tears welling up in my eyes on multiple occasions. It's not only interesting/engaging--it's powerful stuff.
ReplyDeleteKOTR 94: Oh God this is the Art Donovan show....I'm going to feel sooo bad for Gorilla here aren't I?
ReplyDeleteI think it depends on what you're talking about. WWF 1997 to mid 98 and WWF 2000 are nearly universally revered. WCW 1996 to mid 97, the same thing.
ReplyDeleteI don't think many people's opinions have changed from when WWF became Russo-riffic from mid 98 to late 99 (the formula: great angles and shitty matches for the midcard, shitty/tired angles and great matches in the main event...with some exceptions, of course). Similarly, not many opinions have changed about WCW from late 1997 on. I'm sure some have changed their minds over the years, but most of the love comes from the large brushstrokes we tend to paint with in order to be concise or to compare to the relatively stale and sanitized product we have today.
Why would they do this? When ever they would do other Celebs in the announce both they would limit it to a match. Why would they think putting an old gruff football guy for most of the show would be a good idea.
ReplyDeleteOwen/Tatanka is a pretty fun match.
ReplyDeleteOh come on, it's hysterical!
ReplyDeleteIs he dead Gorilla?
ReplyDeleteThis Bret/Diesel match is great
ReplyDeleteI disagree. Los Boriquas, the DOA, Rockabilly and other crap was worse than the worst stuff in 2000, at least for my taste, and 2000 gave us better matches across the board. Maybe there wasn't anything as cutting-edge as the Foundation-Austin deal or original DX, but there was more consistency up and down the card.
ReplyDeleteI actually preferred Nitro to Raw in 97, outside Bret stuff. /opinion
Watching wrestling all night wont help you get laid. Going to the gym will.
ReplyDeleteHOLY CRAP the old lady in the second row kayfabe losing her shit over IRS cheating is amazing.
ReplyDeleteFeud Extension 101.
ReplyDeleteHope everyone goes back to watch last night's Warrior doc, was easily the best/most emotional thing I've seen them produce
ReplyDeleteYeah, that one really surprised me on the Bret Unreleased Collection. I didn't remember liking that one at all, but it's terrific.
ReplyDeleteThen to top it all off they book him into a broken-neck angle.
ReplyDeleteWWF 94: Spends the whole show talking about The New Generation...ends the PPV with Lawler vs. Piper
ReplyDeleteYeah, but they'd have several on the same card. That's overkill.
ReplyDeleteI just love the grittiness of 1997. Such a great year, as we had more guys come into the spotlight than 2000.
ReplyDeleteI've seen them but I'm holding off on watching 97 WWF & WCW PPVs until the Raws/Nitros are uploaded. I want to just live out the year like I'm doing with the 93 RAWs.
ReplyDeleteI can't say enough about the Warrior documentary. Their production people have put together some amazing documentaries, but they've outdone themselves here, and when you consider that a lot of the material for this was gathered in the past 10 days, it makes it that much more impressive. Highest recommendation... worth getting the Network for if you don't have it.
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