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Ninja Scooter said:
What do you guys think the odds are of WWE letting Mistico keep his gimmick (and mask) when he comes over? Watching some of his highlights man the guy pretty much defies gravity it's insane.
Don't they have to let the WWE trademark their gimmick, so I doubt it.
 
Ninja Scooter said:
What do you guys think the odds are of WWE letting Mistico keep his gimmick (and mask) when he comes over? Watching some of his highlights man the guy pretty much defies gravity it's insane.
Cero
 
Celsior said:
Don't they have to let the WWE trademark their gimmick, so I doubt it.
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how did they deal with it with Rey? Or was he too established to fall under those rules?

I hope they at least let him wear a mask. It'd be cool to have an honest to goodness real luchador in the WWE, and not the fake gangsta kind like Rey.
 
Ninja Scooter said:
What do you guys think the odds are of WWE letting Mistico keep his gimmick (and mask) when he comes over? Watching some of his highlights man the guy pretty much defies gravity it's insane.

Cmll owns the rights on his name so if they don't allow him to use it in WWE then he has to be renamed. I just hope he keeps the mask and his theme.
 
sf2fanatic said:
Orton is always gonna be a face...I want to say the real time he was a heel was with Evolution
WHat Orton was heel when he was fed to Cena. For like a year he spent jobbing to cena running away from him on a weekly basis. Thats why when Orton and Cena starred at eachother at the royal rumble nobody cared. Nobody wants to see that shiet again
 
Heel Cole is at his best when he's being a snarky douchebag. Cole seems to think that being a full heel means just screaming about everything and going on rants which is incredibly distracting. He's the play by play guy and yet barely talked about the matches at all on Raw. It was all either Miz, hating on Cena, or attacking King.
 
Kusagari said:
Heel Cole is at his best when he's being a snarky douchebag. Cole seems to think that being a full heel means just screaming about everything and going on rants which is incredibly distracting. He's the play by play guy and yet barely talked about the matches at all on Raw. It was all either Miz, hating on Cena, or attacking King.
Yep, he was at his best in the early days of NXT. But I attribute much of that to the company doing what they usually do, which is taking a semi-good thing and running it into the ground.
 
Dark Ninja said:
WHat Orton was heel when he was fed to Cena. For like a year he spent jobbing to cena running away from him on a weekly basis. Thats why when Orton and Cena starred at eachother at the royal rumble nobody cared. Nobody wants to see that shiet again


Only bad thing was that feud went on for years
 
I mean you got a fucking commentator as a 70 year old man drawing attention to himself by becoming a wrestler. I don't give a shit if you haven't had a match at WM you had your own fucking shitty federation wehere you were an over 100 time champion( not hyperbole) Then you have this other fuck that will never shut up and drawing attention to himself and away from the action. You know what cole, look in the mirror cuz your the fucking nerd. Like a nerd in high school that just started hanging out with the cool kids so his Yoohoos don't get stolen at lunch and he never shuts up because he finally has attention because his parents never cared about him. all feuled by michael hayes.
 
Plywood said:
*Mistico comes out wearing a mask

Cole: This guy thinks he's Mysterio! WATANERD


I think a gimmick where Mistico is an old school type Luchador, like back when they used to wear their masks everywhere and were more like comic book heroes than wrestlers (think the main bad dude in Nacho Libre) could be cool. It would have to be played just right to not be corny, but it could work.
 
RBH said:
NXT is starting right now:

http://nxt.wwe.com/



GET EXCITED!

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Ninja Scooter said:
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how did they deal with it with Rey? Or was he too established to fall under those rules?

I hope they at least let him wear a mask. It'd be cool to have an honest to goodness real luchador in the WWE, and not the fake gangsta kind like Rey.
Vince owned WCW by then.

Mistico's character belongs to CMLL, so that's basically dead now. They may let him wear a mask or they may not, depends on how creative wants to handle him. Alberto ditched his when he came over, obviously.
 
Ninja Scooter said:
I think a gimmick where Mistico is an old school type Luchador, like back when they used to wear their masks everywhere and were more like comic book heroes than wrestlers (think the main bad dude in Nacho Libre) could be cool. It would have to be played just right to not be corny, but it could work.
Yeah, either way it'd be nice if he kept this theme, cause it's awesome.
 
Plywood said:
Yeah, either way it'd be nice if he kept this theme, cause it's awesome.

I really hope they give him "Generic Mexican Wrestler Theme #8". Awesome theme.

I hope he gets to keep Ameno, but you know it's going to happen.
 
This new "True Story of Wrestlemania" Blu-Ray/DVD looks pretty interesting. They just showed a preview for it on NXT.
 
RBH said:
This new "True Story of Wrestlemania" Blu-Ray/DVD looks pretty interesting. They just showed a preview for it on NXT.

Huh. Tell me more.

For my money, the best thing the WWE ever produced was The Mania of WrestleMania.
 
dream said:
Huh. Tell me more.

For my money, the best thing the WWE ever produced was The Mania of WrestleMania.
It looks to be a documentary that talks about the beginnings of Wrestlemania and the behind-the-scenes stuff that happens during Wrestlemania. It was showing footage of Bret Hart walking around the ring in his street clothes hours before Wrestlemania 9, a young HBK and Vince talking together backstage prior to Wrestlemania 12 (I believe), and it showed a clip of Vince crying as he reminisced about how he was thinking of his dad while walking to the ring at Wrestlemania 3. Vince, HHH, and Austin are among the guys that are interviewed for it.

Release date is March 15th, and it looked really interesting. Wonder if there will be matches included as well.
 
RBH said:
It looks to be a documentary that talks about the beginnings of Wrestlemania and the behind-the-scenes stuff that happens during Wrestlemania. It was showing footage of Bret Hart walking around the ring in his street clothes hours before Wrestlemania 9, a young HBK and Vince talking together backstage prior to Wrestlemania 12 (I believe), and it showed a clip of Vince crying as he reminisced about how he was thinking of his dad while walking to the ring at Wrestlemania 3. Vince, HHH, and Austin are among the guys that are interviewed for it.

Release date is March 15th, and it looked really interesting. Wonder if there will be matches included as well.

That sounds like it could be awesome if they don't kayfabe too much beyond the standard bullshit (eg, 93k at WM3) and actually celebrate the true history of WrestleMania. WWE documentaries are always fantastic.
 
Lebron said:
Vince owned WCW by then.
That has little to do with Rey being able to use the Rey Mysterio moniker in the U.S. His "father'
uncle in real life
used it before Rey started performing as "Rey Mysterio Jr" (which is the name Rey used before signing to the 'E in '02). Since the 'E legally couldn't trademark Rey Mysterio Jr., they just decided to drop the "Jr." part and they do own the trademark to that currently...
 
BigBlackGamer said:
our lamp for royal rumble almost has 100 people paid for elimination chamber. crazy.
That lamp was flickering for me.



Anybody notice on Raw last night trying to keep her breast in her top after attacking Gail Kim?
 
BigBlackGamer said:
our lamp for royal rumble almost has 100 people paid for elimination chamber. crazy.

The lamp was awesome, is it still free for EC?

And can you PM me link, forgot to save. >.<
 
Penguin said:
The lamp was awesome, is it still free for EC?

And can you PM me link, forgot to save. >.<

the last free PPV is Against All Odds. every other PPV is free for the first 15 minutes and then they lock it down for paid. (1.99)
 
Awesome, PWG announce the participants in this years Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament, or DDT4;

DDT4 Takes Place Friday, March 4, 2011! All 8 Teams Announced!
By Silverback, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla Staff Writer

El Segundo, CA - When a professional wrestling promotion (such as Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, http://www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com) kicks off a new year with a live event like Kurt Russellreunion 2: The Reunioning, it's pretty exhausting. Really, it was an amazing event. You had "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and Terry Funk squaring off for the first time in, like, forever, you had Low Ki returning to Pro Wrestling Guerrilla and making a statement (with his feet… off the top rope… to Davey Richards' face), and you had a phenomenal World Championship Title defense by Claudio Castagnoli against El Generico that occurred well past everyone's bed time. What more could you ask for in a professional wrestling event? Probably not much, which is why we considered packing it in and going on hiatus until 2012.

That is, until we realized that with all the battle royales and retirement matches and title matches that Kurt Russellreunion 2: The Reunioning featured, the one thing it didn't have was a straight-up tag team match. So to make up for that, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla is proud to present the 2011 DDT4, a one-night tag team tournament to determine the number one contender for the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Tag Team Championship! (Please note, when we say "proud to present," that should be read with a sarcastic intonation, because we would have loved to have taken the rest of the year off.)

Click here for tickets!


DDT4, taking place on Friday, March 4, 2011 at American Legion Post #308 in Reseda, CA, will feature eight teams vying for a shot at El Generico and Paul London, ¡Peligro Abejas!, the reigning Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Tag Team Champions and 2010 DDT4 winners. To not only win the 2011 DDT4 but to go on to defeat the previous year's winners and the champions would be a career-defining moment for any of these teams, so competition will be at all-time high. The eight teams scheduled to participate in the 2011 DDT4 are:

1. RockNES Monsters (Johnny Goodtime & Johnny Yuma) - By virtue of their victory in the four-way tag team match at Kurt Russellreunion 2: The Reunioning, the Monsters have secured the top seed in this year's tournament. While both men are still recuperating from the brutal post-match attack by Kevin Steen, Johnny Goodtime and Johnny Yuma are expected to make a full recovery (and may have a little extra fire in their bellies at DDT4, thanks to "Mr. Wrestling"). 2011 will be the RockNES Monsters' first DDT4 appearance.

2. The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) - The Young Bucks are the only previous winners to be entered in this year's tournament, and the only former Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Tag Team Champions to be in the tournament, as well. On top of that, Matt and Nick Jackson hold the record for most DDT4 tournament matches won. The Bucks maintain that since they were not defeated in the four-way tag team match at Kurt Russellreunion 2: The Reunioning, that they should not be prevented from entering the tournament for the third consecutive year. It would appear that the Board of Directors is inclined to agree.

3. The American Wolves (Eddie "Eddie Edwards" Edwards & Davey Richards) - Another team making their DDT4 debut, and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla debut for Eddie "Eddie Edwards" Edwards. While Edwards would like to make his first appearance a successful one, Davey Richards would like to break his tournament curse. Davey has participated in two previous DDT4s, however his teams have never won a tournament match. Will a new tag team partner be able to change Davey Richards' tournament fortunes?

4. The Cutler Brothers (Brandon & Dustin Cutler) - In recent months Brandon and Dustin Cutler have been on the cusp of Pro Wrestling Guerrilla tag team greatness, but it seems as if the forces of the universe have been conspiring against the brothers. Now heading into their third DDT4 tournament, The Cutler Brothers are planning on taking their fate into their own hands (though they are sacrificing a bull to Zeus, a virgin to Ra, and a Mission Impossible 2 DVD to L. Ron Hubbard, just to be safe).

5. Kings of Wrestling (Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Champion Claudio Castagnoli & Chris Hero) - While the Kings of Wrestling were defeated by ¡Peligro Abejas! at Cyanide: A Loving Tribute to Poison, Claudio Castagnoli and Chris Hero will not be denied. Though it was not long ago that the Kings were the most dominant tag team in professional wrestling, the memory of those glory days is motivating this team as they enter their second DDT4. A victory on March 4 will bring the Kings of Wrestling one step closer to the World Tag Team Championship, and bring Castagnoli nearer to being only the second man ever to hold the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla double crowns.

6. Brandon Gatson & Willie Mack - After seeing the tag team chemistry between Brandon Gatson and Willie Mack at Kurt Russellreunion 2: The Reunioning, an unlikely advocate petitioned for the duo's inclusion in DDT4: Rock Riddle. While Riddle ultimately failed the get Gatson and Mack to sign the "standard" 40% managerial contract, he did succeed in getting this first-time team a berth in the tournament. Will Brandon Gatson and Willie Mack be able to function as an efficient tag team in the high pressure DDT4 environment? There's only one way to find out!

7. The Briscoe Brothers (Jay & Mark Briscoe) - Though they have been a part of two previous tournaments, making it as far as the finals in 2007, Jay and Mark Briscoe have not been able to overcome the odds to win DDT4. Perhaps the third time will be the charm for the Briscoe Brothers, whose history as a hard-hitting tag team (and closely contested World Tag Team Championship title matches) can only serve to intimidate most potential tournament opposition.

8. "Mr. Wrestling" Kevin Steen & Akira Tozawa - "&#22823;&#34384;&#27578;!" said evident polyglot Kevin Steen, and that was all it took to convince Akira Tozawa to join forces at DDT4. Sure, at first Tozawa was more concerned with the safety of his friends and loved ones, but after giving it some thought, perhaps harnessing the destructive energies of Kevin Steen would allow Akira Tozawa to claim his first World Championship during this overseas excursion. Still, at the end of the day, the safest man in the building may be the one standing in Kevin Steen's corner.

Holy shit, that's an awesome lineup, with the possibility of some amazing matches - it'll be great to see the American Wolves in PWG, I'm sure they'll be very popular with the Reseda crowd. ROH might have the best tag division going today, but DDT4 is always the number 1 tag tournament in the US and is always a must-buy show, I'm sure this year's will be no exception.
 
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