http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4zYfaTBLk0
This match was voted the Worst Match Of The Year in the 1988 Wrestling Observer Awards.
That was honestly painful to watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4zYfaTBLk0
This match was voted the Worst Match Of The Year in the 1988 Wrestling Observer Awards.
Smackdown spoilers
Sheamus b Daniel Bryan
The match was build on the Titantrom as a Wrestlemania 28 rematch. Just before the match started, they showed their Mania with AJ's kiss-of-death.
Sheamus won with the Cloverleaf. Ok match. Nothing wrong, nothing great.
Well second week of not watching RAW and I completely forgot it existed.
Just youtube'd the Bryan/Kane sketch and I'm following the really bad news about Lawler.
Looking at the SD! spoilers, I'm happy that I haven't seen one since wrestlemania.
Your negativity is giving me cancer.
"I never watch it, but it sucks anyways" is always great reasoning in my book. We need more opinions like this.
Hey, I'm good with him choosing to not watch something he doesn't enjoy. Good on him.
But then come here and inform us how much it sucks? Don't really see the point.
Pretty much, to think it only took like a whole decade.It was great just to see Kane being so dominant and whooping Taker at every turn. It was like catharsis for a Kane fan after so many years of the opposite.
Blinded by mystical urn light, burial assistance from my number 2 guy Wade Barrett which led to absolutely nothing because THE GAME-UH had to hog the spotlight.Seeing Taker get his ass beat over and over again was amazing.
Betrayals, buried alive, getting slapped silly.
in 1998 Kane would sometimes get these wigs with really fuzzy curls on them that fluffed out during the matches, it was quite the sight.The hair on Kane's mask looks so fake. Like, bad fake. Not quite Fake Kane's wig bad, but at least as bad as the wig Kane had on when he unmasked the first time. Maybe worse. At least that wig matched his actual hair color and was curly. It looks hilarious. I think he and Taker went to the same wig place. But Taker's wig was straight up luxurious.
Also, Kane should have a mountain man beard. He's a monster, god damn it. He shouldn't waste time shaving.
Hey, Owl!
SD! spoiler:Kane defeated Kofi Kingston with a chokeslam. Kane hugged Kofi before the match.
You followed through on your promise, I am proud of you.Alright SoulPlaya, as promised:
NJPW, "LAST REBELLION" 07/29/12
Tokyo Korakuen Hall
2,040 Fans - Super No Vacancy Full House
01. Captain New Japan & KUSHIDA vs Jado & Gedo
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtgauu
02. Jushin 'Thunder' Liger, Tiger Mask & Wataru Inoue vs Ryusuke Taguchi, BUSHI & Tama Tonga
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtgazv
03. Karl Anderson, MVP, Shelton Benjamin & Rush vs Minoru Suzuki, Lance Archer, TAKA Michinoku & Taichi
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtgb9c
04. Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Satoshi Kojima & Yuji Nagata vs Toru Yano, Takashi Iizuka & Tomohiro Ishii
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtgbm5
05. Hiroshi Tanahashi, Togi Makabe, Hirooki Goto & Tetsuya Naito vs Shinsuke Nakamura, Kazuchika Okada, Yujiro Takahashi & YOSHI-HASHI
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtgbvf
IWGP Jr. HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH;
06. Low Ki (c) vs Kota Ibushi
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtgcn7
NWA WORLD HISTORIC MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE;
07. Prince Devitt (c) vs Volador Jr.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtgdip
DRAGON GATE KOBE PRO-WRESTLING FESTIVAL, 07.22.2012
Kobe World Hall
9,500 Fans Super No Vacancy Full House
STREET FIGHT;
03. Atsushi Onita & 'Hollywood' Stalker Ichikawa vs Kzy & Mondai Ryu
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtfwnt
OPEN THE BRAVE GATE TITLE MATCH;
04. Dragon Kid (c) vs Ricochet
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtfxp2
OPEN THE TWIN GATE UNIFIED TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH;
05. Jimmy Susumu & Jimmy Kagetora vs Shingo Takagi & YAMATO
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtfy34
OPEN THE TRIANGLE GATE 3-WAY TITLE MATCH;
06. Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino & PAC (c) vs BxB Hulk, Cyber Kong & Fake Naoki Tanizaki vs Masaaki Mochizuki, Don Fuji & GAMMA
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtfy6u
OPEN THE DREAM GATE TITLE MATCH;
07. CIMA (c) vs Akira Tozawa
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xtfyqz
BJW "RYUJI YAMAKAWA RETIREMENT THE FINAL", 07.15.2012
Sapporo Teisen Hall
1,081 Fans - Super No Vacancy Full House
RYUJI YAMAKAWA RETIREMENT ~ LIGHT-TUBES & NAIL-BOARD DEATH MATCH;
07. Abdullah Kobayashi, Ryuji Ito & Ryuji Yamakawa vs 'Black Angel' Jaki Numazawa, Kankuro Hoshino & Shadow WX
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xthgv3
The point was to provide a thorough, insightful, and truthful review, which I believe he succeeded at using an innovative new "not watching" technique. Brilliant.
It seems we're at an impasse. I suggest you back down and move on. You don't want this.
Anyone else find this guy really annoying at times?
Just honestly speaking.
The only way to solve this is a Chicago Street Fight I fear, I'll make sure to bring my streetiest jeans!
He was trained by Bret Hart and was very athletic but in truth was a horrible wrestler. Bret did what has been called one of the greatest carry jobs in the history of wrestling when he put over Magee on a house show and that match convinced Vince that Magee was the next big thing. Once Vince found out that the guy was rubbish without Bret to carry him, he got rid of him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4zYfaTBLk0
This match was voted the Worst Match Of The Year in the 1988 Wrestling Observer Awards.
He was trained by Bret Hart and was very athletic but in truth was a horrible wrestler. Bret did what has been called one of the greatest carry jobs in the history of wrestling when he put over Magee on a house show and that match convinced Vince that Magee was the next big thing. Once Vince found out that the guy was rubbish without Bret to carry him, he got rid of him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4zYfaTBLk0
This match was voted the Worst Match Of The Year in the 1988 Wrestling Observer Awards.
*Crazy Mark Briscoe*
He was trained by Bret Hart and was very athletic but in truth was a horrible wrestler. Bret did what has been called one of the greatest carry jobs in the history of wrestling when he put over Magee on a house show and that match convinced Vince that Magee was the next big thing. Once Vince found out that the guy was rubbish without Bret to carry him, he got rid of him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4zYfaTBLk0
This match was voted the Worst Match Of The Year in the 1988 Wrestling Observer Awards.
There is footage of the match but WWE won't release it. I remember hearing Colt Cabana saying that while you are with WWE you can put in requests and they will send pretty much any match you want on a DVD. He said the Hart/Magee match was the only one they wouldn't let him see.
Yeah he will be missed. Maybe his best work was behind him but I never had any reason to hate him.Sad to know Lawler probably won't be announcing anymore. Sure some of his work has been poor recently, but him and JR were an amazing tandem. He'll definitely be missed.
who got TTT2?
Still waiting on you Sunflower (nah, i'm not).
And Sunflower, Batista comic, never forget, but I don't actually hold you to that, you're a busy man.
Any more community plans up your sleeves?
In honor of totally owning 2 butterballs in one night.
I nominate this week to be
CODY RHODES WEEK
Cody Rhodes vs Rey Mysterio Wrestlemania 27
Cody Rhodes vs Randy Orton Street Fight
Cody Rhodes vs Daniel Bryan
Cody Rhodes vs Christian IC Tournament
Every week should be Cody Rhodes Week
So if Dean Ambrose doesn't debut on Saturday Slam or Smackdown, there are no more Dean Ambrose weeks.
The last time I saw him without extensions, his hair seemed pretty long, and that was months ago. You may be right, though.Soul, there is no way that is mostly Kane's real hair. His hair couldn't have grown that fast, and his hair isn't that color and is much curlier. You should know this, as a Kanenite. That's the same hair he had when he came back with the mask. He might be growing his hair back out, but there is no way it is even close to that yet.
Holy shit, this is hilarious, lol.Alright SoulPlaya, as promised:
He was trained by Bret Hart and was very athletic but in truth was a horrible wrestler. Bret did what has been called one of the greatest carry jobs in the history of wrestling when he put over Magee on a house show and that match convinced Vince that Magee was the next big thing. Once Vince found out that the guy was rubbish without Bret to carry him, he got rid of him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4zYfaTBLk0
This match was voted the Worst Match Of The Year in the 1988 Wrestling Observer Awards.
Thank god.
This means Cody Rhodes week!
EDIT: BTW, Brian Christopher said that Lawler's CT scan came back good, and that he doesn't have brain damage.
Holy crap, they weren't kidding. That guy is crap.
I can live with this.
*cue Smoke & Mirrors*
What an amazing and unreal 24 hours it has been with the major heart attack suffered by my long time partner and friend Jerry Lawler live during Monday Night Raw. It feels like a bad dream but unfortunately it isn't.
I was watching Monday Night Raw as usual when fans at the arena began Tweeting that something was wrong with the King at the announce table. The more that I read these shocking Tweets the more helpless that I felt because I wasn't there in Montreal to help my dear friend.
Michael Cole's updates had me trembling.
For Jerry Lawler to be sick is highly unusual. Being a 62 year old man, the King has been as fit as any one that I've known. He wrestles several times a month on the indy circuit and still plays in his Memphis softball league on Wednesday nights. Jerry is also 'young at heart' which isn't new news.
Plus, my long time partner and traveling companion has never smoked, drank alcohol or been a drug user. In a rough and tumble business, Jerry Lawler has essentially been an iron man since the 70's.
But even self acclaimed 'Iron Men' aren't bullet proof even though many of us think that we are.
Trust me, we aren't.
I'm not sure what caused Jerry's heart attack but it could have been genetic, Jerry's Dad died of a heart attack at a young age, or something that has been brewing for a good while. I don't know. In any event, suffering a massive heart attack is obviously life changing.
I know of what I speak on this matter as I lost both my parents at the age of 64 of heart attacks one year a part. Heart ailments are equal opportunity killers that care not who they attack.
Neither of my parents were in a position when their heart attacks occurred to get the immediate medical help that was available to Jerry in Montreal. My Mom died in mere minutes while we were in London for a PPV and my Dad held on for a few hours before he could fight no more. For the record, Dad passed on the night that LOD returned to Monday Night Raw. Funny how one remembers info like this.
Based on the information that I have, Jerry was extremely lucky to have been at a WWE event when his attack occurred. The immediate care that the trained professionals provided Jerry likely saved his life.
I shutter to think what the outcome would have been if Jerry had been wrestling on one of the indy shows that he was often booked. Heck, even driving to the arena or sitting in a restaurant might have proven fatal based on the hand that The King was dealt in Montreal Monday evening.
The last report that I received is that Jerry was in stable condition and getting excellent cardio care in a Montreal hospital. All of Jerry's vital signs are stable according to WWE.com. This is the information that we need to hear at this time and is positive. Tomorrow is another day and, God willing, will be an even better day for The King.
It might be a few days before all the needed medical information on Jerry's condition is processed but because he got immediate care from WWE doctors and EMTS, the King of Memphis chances of recovering seems good.
I tweeted today @JRsBBQ that I have spent many hours since Monday night not only awake but thinking of all the hours that Jerry and I have spent together since the early 90's, the miles that we have traveled together, and the great times that we've shared.
I came to the conclusion that those times aren't memories but merely a prelude to the future where more memories will be made.
Jerry is a strong willed man who is amazingly active and competitive. I truly feel that he will battle through this recent challenge and come out healthier and even happier on the other side of his convalescence.
I say with all sincerity that I feel that Jerry and I have not taken our last road trip nor have we commentated our last match together. There's a Cracker Barrel in our future and another karaoke concert in the rental car where King sings with a British accent to a Beatles tune not to mention him bemoaning his beloved Cleveland sports teams, the Indians and the Browns.
Jerry Lawler was my most favorite broadcast partner of all time and his talent made me better. Compared to him, I was "brown shoes at a formal wedding."
But even better than our professional relationship and success, The King and I are true friends in a challenging profession where those are hard to come by.
Also, I want to say to all the talents who performed during Monday's ordeal that I am very, very proud of your professionalism.
There aren't adequate words to express the stellar job that Michael Cole did sitting at the broadcast desk that can be, from my own experience, extremely challenging to navigate on live TV during catastrophic moments such as Monday night.
For men like Bret Hart, CM Punk and John Cena to deliver as they did in the final segment of Monday Night Raw was nothing short of extraordinary. I am proud of each man and the entire WWE team for responding in the face of immense adversity that faced them in Montreal.
Get well soon Jerry.
JR
It's like he doesnt realize he has to at least make it seem realHoly crap, they weren't kidding. That guy is crap.
Great news. He needs to take a lot of time off though.
Anyone hyped for the PPV + RAW?
Great news. He needs to take a lot of time off though.
More hyped for this one then for SummerSlam actually. Some good matches on there. Looking forward to Kane and D-Bry winning the tag-titles and Punk vs Cena should be a great match (yes, great, there two matches last year were MotY contenders). Also very much looking forward to Ziggler cashing in (this better happen).
All in all it seems the b-show PPV's right after the big 4 are the ones to watch this year, so if you don't mind I'm already starting the hype for TLC 2012!
The problem I have with Punk-Cena matches are the finishes. These two have great chemistry together but because Cena has to be protected Punk can't get a clean win over him, which is a shame as it would be the cherry on that cake.
Renting, but it's alright. It's not the best, but it's not bad. It's fun.
Buhwah? What'd I do? I'm sorry, I didn't read back - what would you ask of me?
I got it on 360. Not a normal Tekken player though so if you're any good you'll totally beat me.
I plan on getting it soon. Probably gonna pick up the PS3 version. I'm terrible at fighting games not named Super Smash Bros. or Naruto: Genkito Ninja Taisen though.
I actually think Bryan and Kane will lose this Sunday, so they can keep building the anger between them. They'll probably have them win the tag titles on a random RAW or something.