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March Wrasslin' |OT| The NXT Era Has ArRIVED
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Now that's just bullshit.
Mr. Luchador
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What the hell have they done to Spud?! He used to be a Rockstar now he's... Pee Wee Herman.
PhantomZone
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I guess this is my Wrasslegaf heel turn moment, i disliked 17 - the match outcomes were too predictable. Including the main event, it was pretty obvious Austin was turning heel as he was doing heel Austin moves predated 1997.
The_Joker1721
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That was a fun match I enjoyed Sanada. So is this a one night thing? Are these Wrestle1 guys gonna be featured on Thursdays?
Spider from Mars
tap that thorax
Dixie is so hot
They did yesterday yeah
Mr. Luchador
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Remember when no one really knew who Dixie Carter was and she was that sorta attractive looking woman. What the hell happened. I'm with Bootaaay on being tired of Authority Figure conflicts.
I mean I'm sort of liking the Ric Flair v Vince McMahon battle happen in 2001 that I'm watching, but it feels like there's been a never ending Authority Figure conflict in TNA and the WWE for over 10 years.
I mean I'm sort of liking the Ric Flair v Vince McMahon battle happen in 2001 that I'm watching, but it feels like there's been a never ending Authority Figure conflict in TNA and the WWE for over 10 years.
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Mr. Luchador
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It'll probably be Tommy Dreamer or Stevie Richards. Again.
bean breath
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Curt Hawkins.
British Monsoon
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Muta was probably a one-time thing, but I presume Sanada's sticking around for a while - he could benefit from an extended stay in the US, as he hasn't quite been able to be the star W-1 have wanted him to be, as of yet.
Mr. Luchador said:
It just gets in the way, after a while. Plus, if you do something over and over it's probably going to lose some of its effectiveness. Authority figure angles are played out, at least for me personally. I just switch off. Get to the wrasslin', dammnit.
Mr. Luchador
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Damn Eric Young has been working out and channeling the spirit of Macho Man!
Good lord. . . . that's genius!!!
EDIT: Actually, GGG did have a podcast years ago, but that was about libertarianism.
Mr. Luchador
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Yeah, plus when was the last time an Authority Figure was allowed to be actual component at their job?
JohnDoe8865
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I'll be so happy as a fan when it becomes about the wrestlers again and not about who is in charge on screen. I've been tired of this authority figure crap since "The Powers that Be" in WCW.
The_Joker1721
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Oh nice. Liked what I saw.
The Mango Sentinel
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I don't know why I enjoy Samuel Shaw so much.
bean breath
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Damn Sam Shaw is going to publicly suicide!
Now Mr. Anderson has to talk him down from the ledge.
Now Mr. Anderson has to talk him down from the ledge.
Mr. Luchador
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Is this guy suppose to look like the Serial Killer from the last season of Dexter?
On a similar note the guy who plays Dexter could easily play Chris Benoit in a Benoit Bio-Pic.
On a similar note the guy who plays Dexter could easily play Chris Benoit in a Benoit Bio-Pic.
British Monsoon
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Oh yeah...I forgot about the one big downside of watching TNA. You have to see Ken Anderson wrestle. Fuck.
Mr. Luchador
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lol 'impact' zone indeed.
Singularity42
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bean breath
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Damn, Mr. Anderson advocating for assisted suicide.
Mr. Luchador
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Pretty sure he's been attributed with that several times already, mainly when he wrestlers.
JohnDoe8865
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It's funny, I have a feeling that if Anderson went back to WWE all the people that shit talk him would suddenly be ok with him
Spider from Mars
tap that thorax
Hemme is going to be with Shaw
Book it
Book it
bean breath
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Because we like Christian so much
Mr. Luchador
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At last he's on his ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooown.
lol if you watched TNA in 2011 you know why Anderson gets all the hate. The Autotune episode basically caused Anderson to be hated forever.
The_Joker1721
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CM Punk chants? Really?
bean breath
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Those two bores are in your fave five?
You keep a list of favorite wrestlers?
Man, WWE fans, I tell ya.
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NWA Chi-Town Rumble 1989
JR and Magnum TA introduce us to the show and run down the card.
MIchael Hayes vs Russian Assassin 1
FUCK. The only thing worse than a Michael Hayes tag match is a Michael Hayes singles match. PS looks like a straight up date rapist. I have no doubt he slipped thousands of mickies in the 80s. He probably still does it. He probably ruffies himself on a weekly basis. Greasy, furry fuck head. Dude just looks like a full on scum bag who would fuck your mom and steal your couch on the same night. Or ask his nephew if he can borrow some money and never pay it back. Or the kind of guy who has a lot of money, but still always asks to bum a beer or smoke. The kind of guy who asks you to drive him to the airport and doesn't give you gas money. The kind of guy who uses your razor on his balls and puts it back. The kind of guy who would put your remote inside of a girl. The kind of guy who purposely clogs your toilet. The kind of guy who would ash on your carpet. The kind of guy who would steal your wallet and go with you to beat up a guy he said actually stole it. Just a total twat on every level. They have an unimaginably boring match which Hayes wins with a DDT.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob talks with Ricky Steamboat and his family. Young Richie Steamboat is fascinated with the microphone, which is quite ironic if you've heard his promos in NXT. Ricky isn't trying to set any records like Flair. He's coming to win the title.
Sting vs Butch Reed
Sting's face paint is pretty rad tonight. As is his tubular rat tail. He quickly fires off an atomic drop, much to the surprise of the Natural. A lot of stalling from Butch. Sting can't hip toss him, so he flips and does an arm drag instead, followed with dropkicks that sends Butch to the floor. Sting works the shit out of a headlock and nearly wins with a back slide. Sting is biting! What a cheater! Sting gets an arm bar and holds on to it for a while. Butch gets out and sends Sting flying to the floor. He slows the pace down and keeps Sting on the mat. Hiro Matsuda chokes Sting on the bottom rope while Teddy Long is distracted. And then Butch chokes Sting while Teddy is busy with Matsuda. Sting uses a leverage maneuver to get out of the side headlock he had been stuck in. He attempts a Vader Bomb, only for Butch to get his knees up. Reed falls out of the ring missing a lariato. Sting suplexes him back in. Reed is blown up. That's why he fell on the lariat miss. He shouldn't be, because most of his offense has been a side headlock and stalling. He's quickly back on the offense, again with a chin lock and stoogy heel tactics. Desperation jaw breaker. Sting starts firing up. Reed stops the momentum by throwing Sting to the floor for I think the 4th time. Butch tries to win by holding onto the ropes on a sunset flip. Teddy kicked his hands off the ropes and Sting got the pin. Not very interesting. It was a very basic match and Reed was blown up about 5 minutes in.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob talks with Paul E. Dangerously and the Original Midnight Express. Jack Victory has replaced Dennis Condrey because Cornette's Midnights wouldn't know him. The real reason was because Condrey decided to quit a few days before this event. Elsewhere, Bob spoke to Cornette and the Midnight Express. They trained for Condrey, but they can still handle Paul's team.
The Midnight Express vs The Original Midnight Express Loser Leaves NWA
Paul does a Hogan style shirt rip and throws it at Corny. Oh shit, Paul and Corny are in the match as well. Lane and Rose start out. Rose is rocking a pony tailed mullet. He goes up top and gets slammed. Tag to Jack Victory. High spot! Bobby is also tagged in and he and Cornette drop elbows. Lots of quick tags from the Midnights. Paul E. accidentally hits Rose. Eaton gets chucked off the apron into the railing. Paul gets tagged in. He ducks a punch and immediately tags back out. Cornette tags in and wants Paul E. I'd rather see Paul and Cornette than Jack Victory. Finally, the managers collide. Paul should do a moonsault. Corny has pretty decent punches for a non-worker. As soon as he decks Paul, Paul tags out. Hot tag to Stan. Not a lot going on in this. Crowd is all over Paul, though. Randy's dancing is pretty dope at least. It was a take off on Stan's dance and I think it was better. Hot tag to Bobby. Missile dropkick to Victory. He forces a tag to Paul. Cornette gets the tag. Lariatoooo. Stan starts doing awkward karate. All hell is breaking loose! Rose misses a Superfly splash. Double Flapjack Norton. Cornette's Midnights win! Paul E. and the Original Midnight Express are gone from the NWA.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob talks with Ric Flair, who is in a much different state of mind than Steamboat. He's coked up and in his suit, being his normal braggadocios self. He guarantees victory tonight.
Rick Steiner vs Mike Rotunda NWA TV Championship
Rick had defeated IRS to win the title at Starrcade. Scott is in the corner of Rick tonight. It's kind of interesting how Rick and Scott traded bodies over the years. Young Rick was JACKED. Way more than he ever was in the 90s. Scott was in great shape, but not anything crazy yet. Around 1995ish, Scott took all of Rick's muscle and got bigger and bigger while Rick got softer and softer. Rick out wrestles IRS in multiple exchanges. IRS resorts to a cheap shot and a stiff European uppercut. Steinerline! IRS wants a hand shake. Rick doesn't fall for it. Abdominal stretch! Classic IRS. I forgot to mention, he's been drenched with sweat since the opening exchange. It gets reversed when Teddy kicks his hand off the ropes. Rick falls over and IRS bails. Another cheap shot from IRS. He comes off the second rope with a rebound cross body. Rick rolls through for a 2 count. The pace picks up, ending with an awkward trip/monkey flip from Rick. Back body drop. Rick misses a Superfly splash. IRS posts him and kicks him in the liver. What a dick move. Back in the ring, Rick hits a powerslam, but spends too much time barking that it gives IRS time to kick out of the pin. Kevin Sullivan comes out and implies he did something to Rick's dog in the locker room. Rick wants to go follow him. Scott and Teddy won't let him. Saito suplex from IRS. Rick is busted open above the right eye. 5 minutes left. Rear naked choke from Rick. Rick's shoulders are down and he is counted out. New champion! IRS regains the title.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob speaks with the Road Warriors. Hawk talks about Wyatt Earp and O.K. Corall. Animal is going to rip heads off.
Barry Windham vs Lex Luger NWA US Championship
At least there should be a lariatoooo in this. Lex was coming off of some heart breaking losses to Ric Flair at the GAB and Starrcade. Lex locks on an early sleeper, which is countered with a back suplex, which Lex promptly no sells to hit an atomic drop. Press slam WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE! The president of the Chicago White Sox is shown in the crowd. He looks like a creep. Lex holds on to an Irish whip and pulls Barry with him all the way to the corner. He blocks an atomic drop and hits a pretty explosive short lariato. Powerslam. Lex misses a top rope cross body and rolls all the way to the floor. Vertical suplex from Barry. Fans are definitely into heels in Chicago. Lex's eye has been busted open somehow. Lariatooo! It was more like an Undertaker style than normal Windham style and individual frames show it was actually a wrist right to the throat. Barry ends up hitting the ring post with his claw hand, cutting it open. Also, these two were former tag team champions together. The CLAW! Lex is able to break it by squeezing the injured hand. Walking powerslam from Barry. Lex kicks out WITH AUTHORITY. Barry is really favoring his hand. Superplex! Fans pop big for it. German suplex. Looks like Luger got his shoulder up first. Lex wins! New champion! Kind of weird to do basically the same finish two matches in a row. Barry plants Lex with a piledriver on the belt after the match.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob speaks with new TV Champion, Mike Rotunda. He had this all planned and Rick better stay out of his sweaty, sweaty face.
Road Warriors vs Varsity Club NWA World Tag Team Championships
Sullivan and Animal start the match. Being that this is Chicago, LOD are obviously super over faces even though I believe they were still heels at the time. Dr. Death quickly tags in. Powerslam from Animal. Hawk tags in and gets press slammed. Hawk responds with a lariato. Sandwich lariatoos from LOD. Tags are made. Animal is double teamed, thrown to the floor, and hit with a chair in the shoulder. Doc hits almost a leg lariat, the Ryder/Doug Basham type, not the D'Lo/Dean type. Animal plays the FIP. Double clothesline. Hot tag to Hawk. He's a clubberin. He quickly gets posted. Animal gets Sullivan up for the Doomsday Device. Doc clobbers him. Hawk hits a diving lariato on Sullivan anyway. Doc pins Animal as Hawk pins Sullivan. Teddy counts the fall for Hawk. Titles retained. Another kind of similar finish?
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob speaks with new US Champion, Lex Luger.
Ric Flair vs Ricky Steamboat NWA Championship
Steamer immediately hits a shoulder block and gets a surprise near fall. Ric drops down to block a second, only for Steamboat to drop into a headlock and follow up with a roll up. Flair is legit shook. Chops are traded. Back body drop. Flair begs off. One of my favorite things about Flair is when he is both shit talking and begging off at the same time. Ricky gets a headlock and won't leg go for anything. More chop trading, ending with a double chop from Steamboat. Flair again bails and is still shook. A drop down/leapfrog/criss cross spot ends with a double chop that sends Flair straight to the floor. Hip toss, head scissors, dropkick. Dragon is on a roll. Back to the headlock. Flair gets to his feet and breaks it with a hair pull. Steamboat gets some speed and runs right into a back elbow. A chop sends Flair over the top rope. That could be a DQ, but the match continues. Flair gets in some cheap shots on the floor, using the ring and guard rail. Knee drop. Butterfly suplex. Flair Flip! HE HITS THE TOP ROPE CROSSBODY! But Steamboat rolls through for a near fall that drove the fans crazy. Figure four. Fans are probably 70/30 in favor of Flair. The hold is broken. A crossbody sends both men over the top. Flair posts Ricky and gets back in the ring. Suplex back in. Back suplex. Steamboat tries a desperation something off the second rope and misses. Bridge spot turns into a backslide, which is turned into a butterfly suplex by Steamboat. Steamboat fires up. Top rope chop. Cross body! Tommy Young was caught in the impact of the move. Flair scores a school boy with a handful of tights, but Young is down anyway. Steamboat misses a second cross body. Flair goes for the figure four. Small package. New champion!
Not the strongest show. A 15 minute Michael Hayes match is about the worst possible way to start a show. 3 wacky and too similar finishes in a row. Steamboat/Flair was rad. Barry/Lex was pretty good. The rest ranged from bad to passable.
NWA Chi-Town Rumble 1989
JR and Magnum TA introduce us to the show and run down the card.
MIchael Hayes vs Russian Assassin 1
FUCK. The only thing worse than a Michael Hayes tag match is a Michael Hayes singles match. PS looks like a straight up date rapist. I have no doubt he slipped thousands of mickies in the 80s. He probably still does it. He probably ruffies himself on a weekly basis. Greasy, furry fuck head. Dude just looks like a full on scum bag who would fuck your mom and steal your couch on the same night. Or ask his nephew if he can borrow some money and never pay it back. Or the kind of guy who has a lot of money, but still always asks to bum a beer or smoke. The kind of guy who asks you to drive him to the airport and doesn't give you gas money. The kind of guy who uses your razor on his balls and puts it back. The kind of guy who would put your remote inside of a girl. The kind of guy who purposely clogs your toilet. The kind of guy who would ash on your carpet. The kind of guy who would steal your wallet and go with you to beat up a guy he said actually stole it. Just a total twat on every level. They have an unimaginably boring match which Hayes wins with a DDT.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob talks with Ricky Steamboat and his family. Young Richie Steamboat is fascinated with the microphone, which is quite ironic if you've heard his promos in NXT. Ricky isn't trying to set any records like Flair. He's coming to win the title.
Sting vs Butch Reed
Sting's face paint is pretty rad tonight. As is his tubular rat tail. He quickly fires off an atomic drop, much to the surprise of the Natural. A lot of stalling from Butch. Sting can't hip toss him, so he flips and does an arm drag instead, followed with dropkicks that sends Butch to the floor. Sting works the shit out of a headlock and nearly wins with a back slide. Sting is biting! What a cheater! Sting gets an arm bar and holds on to it for a while. Butch gets out and sends Sting flying to the floor. He slows the pace down and keeps Sting on the mat. Hiro Matsuda chokes Sting on the bottom rope while Teddy Long is distracted. And then Butch chokes Sting while Teddy is busy with Matsuda. Sting uses a leverage maneuver to get out of the side headlock he had been stuck in. He attempts a Vader Bomb, only for Butch to get his knees up. Reed falls out of the ring missing a lariato. Sting suplexes him back in. Reed is blown up. That's why he fell on the lariat miss. He shouldn't be, because most of his offense has been a side headlock and stalling. He's quickly back on the offense, again with a chin lock and stoogy heel tactics. Desperation jaw breaker. Sting starts firing up. Reed stops the momentum by throwing Sting to the floor for I think the 4th time. Butch tries to win by holding onto the ropes on a sunset flip. Teddy kicked his hands off the ropes and Sting got the pin. Not very interesting. It was a very basic match and Reed was blown up about 5 minutes in.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob talks with Paul E. Dangerously and the Original Midnight Express. Jack Victory has replaced Dennis Condrey because Cornette's Midnights wouldn't know him. The real reason was because Condrey decided to quit a few days before this event. Elsewhere, Bob spoke to Cornette and the Midnight Express. They trained for Condrey, but they can still handle Paul's team.
The Midnight Express vs The Original Midnight Express Loser Leaves NWA
Paul does a Hogan style shirt rip and throws it at Corny. Oh shit, Paul and Corny are in the match as well. Lane and Rose start out. Rose is rocking a pony tailed mullet. He goes up top and gets slammed. Tag to Jack Victory. High spot! Bobby is also tagged in and he and Cornette drop elbows. Lots of quick tags from the Midnights. Paul E. accidentally hits Rose. Eaton gets chucked off the apron into the railing. Paul gets tagged in. He ducks a punch and immediately tags back out. Cornette tags in and wants Paul E. I'd rather see Paul and Cornette than Jack Victory. Finally, the managers collide. Paul should do a moonsault. Corny has pretty decent punches for a non-worker. As soon as he decks Paul, Paul tags out. Hot tag to Stan. Not a lot going on in this. Crowd is all over Paul, though. Randy's dancing is pretty dope at least. It was a take off on Stan's dance and I think it was better. Hot tag to Bobby. Missile dropkick to Victory. He forces a tag to Paul. Cornette gets the tag. Lariatoooo. Stan starts doing awkward karate. All hell is breaking loose! Rose misses a Superfly splash. Double Flapjack Norton. Cornette's Midnights win! Paul E. and the Original Midnight Express are gone from the NWA.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob talks with Ric Flair, who is in a much different state of mind than Steamboat. He's coked up and in his suit, being his normal braggadocios self. He guarantees victory tonight.
Rick Steiner vs Mike Rotunda NWA TV Championship
Rick had defeated IRS to win the title at Starrcade. Scott is in the corner of Rick tonight. It's kind of interesting how Rick and Scott traded bodies over the years. Young Rick was JACKED. Way more than he ever was in the 90s. Scott was in great shape, but not anything crazy yet. Around 1995ish, Scott took all of Rick's muscle and got bigger and bigger while Rick got softer and softer. Rick out wrestles IRS in multiple exchanges. IRS resorts to a cheap shot and a stiff European uppercut. Steinerline! IRS wants a hand shake. Rick doesn't fall for it. Abdominal stretch! Classic IRS. I forgot to mention, he's been drenched with sweat since the opening exchange. It gets reversed when Teddy kicks his hand off the ropes. Rick falls over and IRS bails. Another cheap shot from IRS. He comes off the second rope with a rebound cross body. Rick rolls through for a 2 count. The pace picks up, ending with an awkward trip/monkey flip from Rick. Back body drop. Rick misses a Superfly splash. IRS posts him and kicks him in the liver. What a dick move. Back in the ring, Rick hits a powerslam, but spends too much time barking that it gives IRS time to kick out of the pin. Kevin Sullivan comes out and implies he did something to Rick's dog in the locker room. Rick wants to go follow him. Scott and Teddy won't let him. Saito suplex from IRS. Rick is busted open above the right eye. 5 minutes left. Rear naked choke from Rick. Rick's shoulders are down and he is counted out. New champion! IRS regains the title.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob speaks with the Road Warriors. Hawk talks about Wyatt Earp and O.K. Corall. Animal is going to rip heads off.
Barry Windham vs Lex Luger NWA US Championship
At least there should be a lariatoooo in this. Lex was coming off of some heart breaking losses to Ric Flair at the GAB and Starrcade. Lex locks on an early sleeper, which is countered with a back suplex, which Lex promptly no sells to hit an atomic drop. Press slam WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE! The president of the Chicago White Sox is shown in the crowd. He looks like a creep. Lex holds on to an Irish whip and pulls Barry with him all the way to the corner. He blocks an atomic drop and hits a pretty explosive short lariato. Powerslam. Lex misses a top rope cross body and rolls all the way to the floor. Vertical suplex from Barry. Fans are definitely into heels in Chicago. Lex's eye has been busted open somehow. Lariatooo! It was more like an Undertaker style than normal Windham style and individual frames show it was actually a wrist right to the throat. Barry ends up hitting the ring post with his claw hand, cutting it open. Also, these two were former tag team champions together. The CLAW! Lex is able to break it by squeezing the injured hand. Walking powerslam from Barry. Lex kicks out WITH AUTHORITY. Barry is really favoring his hand. Superplex! Fans pop big for it. German suplex. Looks like Luger got his shoulder up first. Lex wins! New champion! Kind of weird to do basically the same finish two matches in a row. Barry plants Lex with a piledriver on the belt after the match.
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob speaks with new TV Champion, Mike Rotunda. He had this all planned and Rick better stay out of his sweaty, sweaty face.
Road Warriors vs Varsity Club NWA World Tag Team Championships
Sullivan and Animal start the match. Being that this is Chicago, LOD are obviously super over faces even though I believe they were still heels at the time. Dr. Death quickly tags in. Powerslam from Animal. Hawk tags in and gets press slammed. Hawk responds with a lariato. Sandwich lariatoos from LOD. Tags are made. Animal is double teamed, thrown to the floor, and hit with a chair in the shoulder. Doc hits almost a leg lariat, the Ryder/Doug Basham type, not the D'Lo/Dean type. Animal plays the FIP. Double clothesline. Hot tag to Hawk. He's a clubberin. He quickly gets posted. Animal gets Sullivan up for the Doomsday Device. Doc clobbers him. Hawk hits a diving lariato on Sullivan anyway. Doc pins Animal as Hawk pins Sullivan. Teddy counts the fall for Hawk. Titles retained. Another kind of similar finish?
TO THE CAUDLE. Bob speaks with new US Champion, Lex Luger.
Ric Flair vs Ricky Steamboat NWA Championship
Steamer immediately hits a shoulder block and gets a surprise near fall. Ric drops down to block a second, only for Steamboat to drop into a headlock and follow up with a roll up. Flair is legit shook. Chops are traded. Back body drop. Flair begs off. One of my favorite things about Flair is when he is both shit talking and begging off at the same time. Ricky gets a headlock and won't leg go for anything. More chop trading, ending with a double chop from Steamboat. Flair again bails and is still shook. A drop down/leapfrog/criss cross spot ends with a double chop that sends Flair straight to the floor. Hip toss, head scissors, dropkick. Dragon is on a roll. Back to the headlock. Flair gets to his feet and breaks it with a hair pull. Steamboat gets some speed and runs right into a back elbow. A chop sends Flair over the top rope. That could be a DQ, but the match continues. Flair gets in some cheap shots on the floor, using the ring and guard rail. Knee drop. Butterfly suplex. Flair Flip! HE HITS THE TOP ROPE CROSSBODY! But Steamboat rolls through for a near fall that drove the fans crazy. Figure four. Fans are probably 70/30 in favor of Flair. The hold is broken. A crossbody sends both men over the top. Flair posts Ricky and gets back in the ring. Suplex back in. Back suplex. Steamboat tries a desperation something off the second rope and misses. Bridge spot turns into a backslide, which is turned into a butterfly suplex by Steamboat. Steamboat fires up. Top rope chop. Cross body! Tommy Young was caught in the impact of the move. Flair scores a school boy with a handful of tights, but Young is down anyway. Steamboat misses a second cross body. Flair goes for the figure four. Small package. New champion!
Not the strongest show. A 15 minute Michael Hayes match is about the worst possible way to start a show. 3 wacky and too similar finishes in a row. Steamboat/Flair was rad. Barry/Lex was pretty good. The rest ranged from bad to passable.
bean breath
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Wow, Christy Hemme's cleavage.
No not really, I was kidding about the list. As a WWE fan I don't really like wrestling!
JohnDoe8865
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I've watched TNA since the first weekly ppv in 2002. I don't recall him doing anything that memorable in his time in TNA aside from the Kurt Angle cage match.
British Monsoon
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Billy Robinson mention. You're OK, Tazz.
Why? He was shit in WWE, too.
I mean, sure, he's not THAT terrible. He's just entirely unremarkable, regardless of where he wrestles.
Why? He was shit in WWE, too.
I mean, sure, he's not THAT terrible. He's just entirely unremarkable, regardless of where he wrestles.
Mr. Luchador
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The Creepy Bastard chants are for Earl Hebner.
bean breath
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Oh God, Earl!
Mr. Luchador
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haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahaha
British Monsoon
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Ken Anderson's career;
"I don't recall him doing anything that memorable"
"I don't recall him doing anything that memorable"
He has done nothing memorable. His character in 2011 was so bad and annoying it caused all this hate that hasn't stop since.
bean breath
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This is what I'd imagine would happen if Aiii ever got his hands on AJ Lee.
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