I got bored of buying Vita games because Plus has been depressing recently and when there has been a good game, I already own it.
I may breakdown and buy the original when it's on sale though as I do really want to play it.
WATCH IT! At least just to hear Mean Gene clarify that the woman that looks underage during the motorcycle giveaway is Maniac Mike's fiancée. Although I'm still not sure if she is underage, or not.Guys, don't watch Halloween Havoc 1995. It's truly awful.
Former WWE star Evan Bourne and his brother Mike Sydal have both turned down deals for the new El Rey Network Lucha Underground series that AAA is involved with. We noted before that The Young Bucks and Frankie Kazarian also turned down deals. Many wrestlers are hesitant to sign with the series due to the terms of the deal and the discrepancy in pay being offered to various talents.
Former WWE Tough Enough participant Martin Casaus has signed on for the series. Former WWE creative writer Chris "Big Dick Johnson" DeJoseph will be working on production for the series. Indie stars Ricky Reyes and B-Boy have also signed on for the project. El Rey previously announced Luchadores Fenix, Pentagon Jr., Sexy Star, Drago and Blue Demon Jr.
Other names confirmed to have been offered deals include John Morrison, Konnan, Hernandez, Ricochet, Joey Ryan, Candace LeRae, Rocky Romero, Scorpio Sky, Matt Cross and Ivelisse Velez. As noted, Chavo Guerrero was also offered a deal and is expected to wrestle as well as work backstage. Tapings begin this weekend so El Rey was trying to get a majority of the deals signed yesterday.
Is Big Dick Johnson responsible for any storylines I'd be familiar with?
Is Big Dick Johnson responsible for any storylines I'd be familiar with?
What were some of your favorite angles that you worked on while you were there?
My favorite angles that I worked on would probably be Jeff Hardy vs. Edge, Undertaker vs. Edge, Just about everyone vs. Edge, Matt Hardy vs. MVP, Rey Mysterio vs. CM Punk, there were too many fun angles to remember. I always enjoyed working with Shawn Michaels.
There is freedom withinHey Rafa. Veronica Lane posted this to Twitter:
The dream is dead, brah.
"UPDATE on Jake The Snake Roberts: Great news!... Docs took Jake off ventilator way earlier then expected! He is kicking ass on his spirometer breathing tests...If he keeps up this pace he will not need to go back on Ventilator so everyone please cross your fingers! Jake finally can speak for the first time since last Wed... Late last night (while still ventilated & unable to speak) one of the male nurses took a bandage off of Jake's neck where they have tubes for his meds... It was so unpleasant to Jake he wrote on the pad they gave him three letters... DDT... Even though Jake is off of the ventilator for the time being he will be monitored for 24-48 hours before docs decide if it is safe to keep him off. Once Jake could speak he wanted steak, milkshakes, eggs & donuts... He is only allowed to get his nutrients intraveinously for the time being... Jake even joked that he would do anything for a donut if he had to... The nurses still said no donuts to which Jake replied with his favorite gesture I think he was trying to say 'you're #1' but I could be wrong?!... One of Jake's sons flew in to help out but Jake insisted I show him a good time while he rests tonight... Soooo. Zombie Burlesque, here we come! ‪#‎GetBetterJake‬"
So there was a bit of WWE revisionist history going on with the DX Monday Night Wars bit, but there was one thing that I did agree with. The nWo during their prime did nothing but beat people up while DX frequently ended up getting beat up. In the big picture DX probably did more to help WWF than the nWo helped WCW.
The nWo was more popular group without question but I'd argue that DX was a better wrestling faction.
Started working there in August of 2004 until November of 2010 apparently and worked primarily on Smackdown under Hayes, did find this:
I'm not sure how aware people are of Smackdown during this time period, but it was imho regularly the better show than RAW. All the LaFamilia stuff was gold. King Booker was gold. I know many ignored it during the brand split, but it was more relevant than it is now.
So there was a bit of WWE revisionist history going on with the DX Monday Night Wars bit, but there was one thing that I did agree with. The nWo during their prime did nothing but beat people up while DX frequently ended up getting beat up. In the big picture DX probably did more to help WWF than the nWo helped WCW.
The nWo was more popular group without question but I'd argue that DX was a better wrestling faction.
And that's why the nWo angle could never evolve.
They would get punked by one dude from the rafters and beat down everyone else, which is fine... if you ever have the big blow-off moment, but they completely butchered that with the wonky Starcade 97 ending and everything that followed that.
HBK and HHH played the sophmore level douches perfectly.
They always talk about DX but there's been three (four?) levels of it. The original with Shawn, Rude, Chyna, and Triple H (you say they played these guys perfectly but you have to remember this is coke Shawn you're talking about). The larger one with Outlaws and X-Pac including Chyna and Triple H. And the last ones with simply Hunter and Shawn where they did nothing but make poop and draw 'cocks' on the screen. Its humor was the worst.HBK and HHH played the sophmore level douches perfectly.
So there was a bit of WWE revisionist history going on with the DX Monday Night Wars bit, but there was one thing that I did agree with. The nWo during their prime did nothing but beat people up while DX frequently ended up getting beat up. In the big picture DX probably did more to help WWF than the nWo helped WCW.
The nWo was more popular group without question but I'd argue that DX was a better wrestling faction.
One thing they did point out that was true, the original DX was so great because they were just 2 pissed off young dudes. Everything they did came from a place of real anger. You could tell no fucks were given.
So Triple H is on Jericho's podcast this week. I don't listen to Jericho much unless he has a really solid guest because he's much more annoying than someone like Austin who is a joy to listen to even on his own on radio.
I'll check this one out, though. HHH is usually pretty great in interviews. I still want Vince on Austin's podcast, though.
King Booker was great, except for the Boogeyman feud
La Familia was awful outside of Vickie and Edge
So Triple H is on Jericho's podcast this week. I don't listen to Jericho much unless he has a really solid guest because he's much more annoying than someone like Austin who is a joy to listen to even on his own on radio.
I'll check this one out, though. HHH is usually pretty great in interviews. I still want Vince on Austin's podcast, though.
Yeah, you had HHH who felt slighted since he was singled out on the whole Madison Square Garden scene. Then HBK, who really just did not give a shit at all, except for his credit card and small mirror for his locker room.
Did DX ever have a proper face turn or did it just... kind of happen like... they were being cheered and went with it?
Ha, remember when HBK became the leader of the nWo for a week?
Thing is, it wasn't PG. It was still in 2006 and were doing cock jokes most of the time. Always looked it as a try-hard to be funny thing, and came off really bad.PG DX = A great TV sitcom that sticks around for one season too long.
No more than 'Taker or Austin at the time. Hunter definitely didn't. Bret and Shawn got their fair share even though both were heels. Bret doing the anti-American thing.I think when HHH took over DX and brought in X-Pac & the Outlaws that was more or less their proper face turn, at least by Attitude Era standards. HHHBK DX were heels who just got cheered.
Nobody gave a shit if you beat up DX though. They were a wrestling sideshow at best. Even at their 'most pushed' they never felt important.
Haha always love wrasslegaf's revisionist history on dx
DX was important, but I don't think any thing they did in 1997 holds up once you get past the age of 16 or so.
Nothing in the Attitude Era holds up very well, though.