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PostPosted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 11:41 pm
by Repainted_Transformer
Even watching half of RAW is sorta painful now a days.

I tell you, I could almost swear Vince secretly hated wrestling or something. I know some are thinking in a mocking way "oh yeah, he must really really hate the thing that makes him the most money in his life and go out there to brag about it." How many times did he try to venture into something else and have it blow up in his face (body building, football league)? Now you have him in a retro frame of mind, AGAIN prioritizing people with looks which could mean excess muscles (Lashley, Masters), height (Khali, Kozlov), or outright bimbos (any diva search winners, runner ups) all of whom had little or no genuine interest in "wrasslin'." But who of them would say no to the prospect of a contract that probably pays $50,000 & up and not have to go through the traditional breaking in to their industry those who genuinely want to be there would have to endure. They only want to use the WWE as a catalyst to do other things much like how the Rock and Stacy Keibler used the WWE for and walked away without looking back.

Negative outlook aside, let's look at the general negativity from tonight. Khali made Jeff Hardy look like an inexperienced jobber with a toy belt all the while Khali wrestled like fecal matter as usual. Val Venis apparently got beaten down by a "wounded" Umaga. Yeah, like even one of the 7 year old Cena fans didn't know who'd come out of that one looking good. Sean Morley (Val Venis) should have someone else make decisions for him as he evidentally doesn't have the sense to realize the WWE will keep him in his outdated, pornstar gimmick and job him to everyone whether it be on their internet program or their cable TV program. 4 or 5 minute matches on either show makes no difference in that he's still a very low priority. Surprised to READ that Cryme Tyme actually lost for once and to TWGTT. Well, I guess that means some poor booker/Hollywood hack is going to lose his job as that actually looks like something gone right. Lord knows the WWE gets to where they don't like that to happen.

In all, I sure do miss the Attitude era, and Fox's 24 on a non wrestling night when it wasn't hard to get good quality TV viewing done in a week. Just because it's occured to me as a thought means I should probably worry about it happening for real. But if Vince ever gets cocky enough to believe that the fans only wants his sense of humor as their entertainment, he might up and run one of his shows without an actual wrestling ring in the building one day. Just a thought though.

PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 2:51 am
by Gameovermus Prime
I mark for the Cena/HBK dream team.

PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:04 am
by steve2275
Phaze wrote:so Batista can say he was never pinned to loose the title.

u mean again

PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:54 am
by Gameovermus Prime
steve2275 wrote:
Phaze wrote:so Batista can say he was never pinned to loose the title.

u mean again


Batista has never lost the World Heavyweight Championship in an actual match. He relinquished the title in January 2006 due to multiple injuries. The title was put up for grabs in a battle royal on that week's SmackDown which was won by Kurt Angle (a first, given that he was a RAW superstar at the time).

PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 6:18 am
by Heavy B
im calling it right now. trump vs mcmahon at wrestle mania.

PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 9:14 am
by Gameovermus Prime
Heavy B wrote:im calling it right now. trump vs mcmahon at wrestle mania.


The plan is for them both to manage a wrestler, or team of wrestlers, in a match.

PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 9:46 pm
by Phategod1
I wish Mcmahon had said this on the Premier episode of ECW then I wouldn't have wasted my time watching this crap That he has been Pawning off as ECW.

PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 3:45 am
by Gameovermus Prime
***SMACKDOWN SPOILER AHEAD***


The main event for No Way out has been confirmed as Batista & Undertaker vs. John Cena & Shawn Michaels.

PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 3:04 pm
by Phategod1
I just saw the DOA movie and Kevin Nash has lost all remaining cool points my 66 year mother is now cooler then Kevin Nash.

PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 5:30 pm
by Venomous Prime
wow, that is a lame main event for No Way Out.

PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 5:40 pm
by Heavy B
Venomous Prime wrote:wow, that is a lame main event for No Way Out.


it makes wrestlemania all the more cool

PostPosted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 7:29 am
by Gameovermus Prime
Despite my dissapointment that a second SmackDown PPV in a row is headlined by a tag match, it should be a very good match. There's no point in a WHC match, because even the dumbest mark on the planet can see Batista/Taker at Mania by now.

PostPosted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:03 pm
by slyder
I hope this works but here goes...

With Super Sunday fast approaching and me bored at the comp I went searching to find....

http://home.deckpoint.ch/~inderbitzin/WWFpub.ram

That was the Super Bowl Commercial that the WWF ran a few years ago and then I remembered how good it use to be. :( I never thought Id knowingly skip wrestling for any reason but its just gotten so stupid that I hardly watch any more.

Too much gum chewing and not enough a$$ kicking. Its almsot as if Vince doesnt even care any more.

PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 5:50 am
by Heavy B
nope dosn't work

PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 7:32 am
by Gameovermus Prime
C.M. Punk's push is now said to be completely dead as he got even more heat on him this past week. There were complaints to management about his attitude in the locker room, claiming he acts like he's a main event and they perceive him as talking down to younger wrestlers. The Smackdown vets are of the opinion that who is he to act like he's a star when he's never proven anything. This is not uncommon for people who have had success elsewhere to garner that rep in WWE. In WWE, the perception is you are nothing unless you have proven it in WWE (unless you are someone like a Ric Flair). This was a problem a lot of the ex-WCW and ECW talent early on had, because they thought they were stars, and in WWE, the existing wrestlers who were mid-card perceived mid-card WWE means more than a push in WCW, so who are you. So you can imagine what Punk, as a star in ROH, is going to mean. One Smackdown wrestler noted that almost nobody likes him. If he was a "top guy" like Nash saying the exact same things in the exact same way, everything he does with his quick wit in the dressing room would be considered cool. But with the caste system, his sarcastic wit is taken negatively. The feeling is he acts respectful but in a funny way, in that people think it's not the words he said (which don't sound bad at all when they're repeated) but how people take his words. The Maria thing does him no favors. There is a feeling he won't be cut because it would be an embarrassment if TNA brings him in and he becomes a star with them.


Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter

Wow, this company amazes me sometimes.

PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:47 am
by AutobotJazz
And yet, he's still being mentioned on TV, lasted almost 30 minutes in the rumble and is in the middle of a nice little back and forth mid-card feud. If they were burying him, Striker would have 2 clean wins over Punk. No proof of a depush here.

Also, Wrestling Observer just likes to add fuel to the fire. I don't consider them a credible wrestling news source.

PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 8:12 pm
by NOBODY LOVES WHEELIE
Yeah I don't buy it either.

On a curious note does the RVD loss this week mean he had to put Holly over before he leaves?

PostPosted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 6:26 pm
by Heavy B
possible punishment for leaving

PostPosted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 6:28 pm
by Heavy B
double post. sorry

PostPosted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:29 pm
by Phategod1
I just started watching Smackdown From Friday whats with the extended Intro for Benoit and Finely?

PostPosted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 11:40 pm
by NOBODY LOVES WHEELIE
Anybody watching Wrestling Society X?

PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 7:25 am
by Heavy B
iam. i'm impressed by the fact that there are no stories and noone uses a mic

PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 5:35 pm
by NOBODY LOVES WHEELIE
I watched it last night, the talent was pretty good as was the match, but I found the explosion and live electric wires to be really gimmicky.

Plus I'm not sure who was doing commentary, but clearly they don't know much about wrestling. Seeing as how they mentioned Sixpac was a former WWE Champion (sure he's held WWE titles, but not the WWE championship), and an original member of DX.

For those that do not recall original DX was HHH,HBK then Chyna was added then briefly Rick Rude, Mike Tyson if you wanna count him...I don't...after Tyson's turn X-Pac (Six Pac) was added with The New Age Outlaws (Jesse James the Road Dogg, and Bad Ass Billy Gunn)later that night. Finally Tori (not Torrie Wilson) was added.

If you wanna stretch things Kane was briefly affiliated when X-Pac befriended him (later to be betrayed), and Jim Neidhart was brought on for one night but was betrayed.

PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 5:40 pm
by AutobotJazz
NOBODY LOVES WHEELIE wrote:I watched it last night, the talent was pretty good as was the match, but I found the explosion and live electric wires to be really gimmicky.


The explosions are a little cheesy, but the wrestling is fast paced and exciting. A tad short, but not ya can do with that 30 minute time slot.

PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 7:22 pm
by Venomous Prime
WSX is pretty awesome, plus, Vampiro is their champ. That immediately makes them amazing.

I'm really liking Teddy Hart though. Does everyone in that damn family have talent or something?

and its cool to see a local guy on there. The other half of The Filth and The Fury. Mdogg 20 Matt Cross.

Hopefully, WSX will get renewed for another season.