This week, I chose three fairly new interviews that are long shoots. I haven't seen the Prichard shoot but the other two are very, very good. So, here are your choices:
http://www.rfvideo.com/chrisheropart2shootinterview.aspx
Bruce Prichard
Chris Hero, Volume 2
http://www.rfvideo.com/chrisheropart2shootinterview.aspx
Scotty Riggs
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Riggs. The trailer makes it sound like he has a to of stories. I can just imagine the rats he and Bagwell got, and even better (worse?) the rats with Raven.
ReplyDeleteIt's gotta be Pritchard, right? A guy that close to Vince (and who I thought would have a job for life) has to have some cool stories/insight.
ReplyDeleteI've seen the Riggs one, even though it's pretty old now it's really good. I'll vote that, even though Prichard may be more interesting since he's newer to the shoot scene.
ReplyDeleteThe Riggs shoot was just released about two months ago
ReplyDeleteThat was Highspots, my bad. Well, more reason for a review on a newer RF one.
ReplyDeletePritchard would be my first pick, then Riggs at a distant second.
ReplyDeleteI gotta go with Riggs. I've heard awesome things about it.
ReplyDelete"Master of the Dropkick" Scotty Riggs
ReplyDeleteHow do you decide which three to group together? Just random chance or is there a method to the madness?
ReplyDeleteI got the 1989 WWF jobber edition soon too: Barry Horowitz, Jim Powers, and Sam Houston
ReplyDeleteHis shoot entered the Danger Zone
ReplyDeleteBecause Scotty Riggs is alright. Don't nobody worry about him.
ReplyDeleteWho would have thought he would have ended up the crazy one between him and Paul Roma.
ReplyDeleteDidn't Sasuke bust his skull like 2 weeks before his wwf debut?
ReplyDeleteI think that may have been the most heavily papered wwf shows ever. They were practically bringing the homeless of the streets just to have more bodies in there. Over 20,000 were freebies
ReplyDeleteHave you seen/ reviewed the Gary Hart one yet? Either the regular one or the "guest booker" thing he did. Both are good. He's one of the smarter wrestling guys I've heard.
ReplyDeleteI don't know, 40,000 paid is still a damn good number for a non-Mania wrestling show even if the stadium used fit many more.
ReplyDeleteI have his RF shoot, which is really good
ReplyDeleteI voted for Bruce Prichard. His podcast with Austin was really good, although Austin's a far better interviewer than RF. Still, I'd much rather hear Bruce talk than Chris Hero or freaking Scotty Riggs.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe Chris hero is getting crushed, it is a top 10 shoot of all time.
ReplyDeleteI guess I'll pick Pritchard.
ReplyDelete"Interviews that are in English but still require subtitles"
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming Ahmed Johnson is a choice there.
I've heard so many little asides on the Riggs one that I have to vote for it.
ReplyDeleteThis is the second time I have put it in a poll and it has gotten crushed in the vote. And the funny thing is a lot of people have requested that to me.
ReplyDeleteI already reviewed that one
ReplyDeletehttp://www.rspwfaq.net/2014/02/highspots-shoot-interview-with-ahmed.html
Anything that Bruce has to say has been discussed on this blog a thousand times plus dude is a blow hard. Riggs is a fucking jobber, once you've heard one junkie shoot, you've heard them all. Hero's shoot is the only interview that goes behind the scenes in that much detail on NXT, it's great.
ReplyDeleteThe Riggs shoot is gold. But Hero's shoot was too and I respected him a ton after I viewed it.
ReplyDeleteI really recommend the Guest Booker shoot. Lots of interesting stuff, but kind of eerie because he died right after flying home from that trip.
ReplyDeleteDid he cut Footloose, too?
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