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[quote name='CouRageouS']Am I seeing things? Did Matt Hardy actually cut a promo? It was decent too, though I was hoping he was going to say ladder match.[/QUOTE]
He cut a promo, but it was far from decent. That whole exchange was the old "Anything you can do I can do better! No you can't! Yes I can! No you can't! Yes I can! Yes I can! Yes I can!"
 
I thought he was going to say ladder match too. But eventually they realized that he's never won one, or any of the TLCs ( as far as I know ).

That entire segmant was brutal. Matt Hardy said that he'd beat MVP everywhere, anywhere, everytime, but we all know that won't happen. Matt Hardy said " Matt Hardy will not die!"....he didn't die but he lost all of those matches with Edge and he got his ass sent to SD. Don't think he'll win anything. I don't want him to. MVP is an up and comer and Matt's been going nowhere for years now.
 
About Fire Pro: I'm fucking STOKED for it. I have the original FPW on GBA, and I play it almost religiously, so this has me excited. Now I have a reason to get my PS2 fixed.
 
If Matt or Jeff could cut a promo they'd be main eventers. That's the difference between them and being the *next* HBK.

Unfortunately/fortunately for those two they didn't roid it up like say Bobby Lashley, and their promo skills are essential to making a move up the ladder.
 
Going to the Ring of Honor show tonight in Edison. Looks to be a whole lot of fun. Austin Aries made his return over the weekend so I'm dying to see what he'll be up to.

Here is the card:

$10,000 Tag Team Challenge
Two captains will be chosen and announced on ROHwrestling.com on the morning of 7/28 (after the events of 7/27 unfold). At the show in Edison, each captain will choose the three members of his team for an eight man tag team bout. The members can be anyone not still in the "Race To The Top" tournament. The winning team will get to divide $10,000.

"Race To The Top Tournament" Tournament Quarter Finals
Bracket A: BJ Whitmer vs. Pelle Primeau winner vs. Davey Richards vs. Jigsaw winner
Bracket B: Erick Stevens vs. Chris Hero winner vs. Delirous vs. El Generico winner

Bracket A Winner vs. Bracket B Winner to determine who goes to the finals!!!


"Race To The Top Tournament" Tournament Quarter Finals
Bracket C: Castagnoli vs. Hallowicked winner vs. Matt Sydal vs. Mike Quackenbush winner
Bracket D: Matt Cross vs. Brent Albright winner vs. Jack Evans vs. Kevin Steen winner

Bracket C Winner vs. Bracket D Winner to determine who goes to the finals!!!

Six Man Mayhem
Featuring wrestlers who did not advance past the 1st round of the Race To The Top Tournament

Also scheduled to appear: Austin Aries; ROH World Tag Team Champions Jay & Mark Briscoe; Bryan Danielson; Nigel McGuinness; Roderick Strong of the No Remorse Corps; Jimmy Rave; plus more.
 
Hmm. TNA sent out mobile messages saying that a former world champion will be debuting at this Monday's tv tapings. Any idea who it is?
 
[quote name='Punk_Raven']Damn it. Please don't be Jericho.[/quote]

are you nuts...that would be great...

but doubtful

youd figure a big name would be saved for a ppv debut so it cant be THAT huge
 
Oh, and the DOR 2 CAW mode was frustraitingly slow. Just felt like saying it.

The CAWs, while in the CAW mode, looked terrible compared to the great models. However when put in the ring they look a lot better and at a distance very similar to the game models.
 
I've been looking forward to the TNA game too... but I don't have PS3/360... so, oh well. I'm going to be relying on my PS2 and DS for gaming fun for a little while longer. :)

So, I'm happy about Fire Pro getting released on NTSC-US PS2. I was never a big fan of the series... but I'm still going to check the game out. I have a MaxDrive so I'll have roster updates available easily.
 
[quote name='CaseyRyback']It is probably Ricky Banderas.[/quote]

You think they actually consider the WSX title a world title? WSX, while quite entertaining, wasn't exactly a traditional wrestling promotion. :lol:
 
For the sake of getting people excited for no real reason, I can definitely see TNA calling the WSX Title a world title - if it was anyone bigger than Banderas, his signing would be known by now, and given that they said he'll debut at this week's tapings, it only makes sense to have him revealed as the man who attacked Abyss last week under the direction of Mitchell.
 
[quote name='Punk_Raven']TNA has enough names. I think it's time that they start making some instead of buying some.[/quote]

Exactly. While Jericho is different than most and would be a bonus, what's the sense in adding another injury-prone, over the hill guy like (don't have me Guyver) Scott Steiner?
 
[quote name='Zenithian Legend']Exactly. While Jericho is different than most and would be a bonus, what's the sense in adding another injury-prone, over the hill guy like (don't have me Guyver) Scott Steiner?[/quote]

jericho would be huge i think..or rvd as well.. but i agree it cant be someone huge.

and wtf banderas?... barely anyone will know who he even is


Steiner is awesome! glad to see hes getting cheered and that segment on impact was amazing..
 
[quote name='CaseyRyback']It is probably Ricky Banderas.[/QUOTE]

Could be. Then again, since they're giving him another name (and presumably identity), it wouldn't be prudent to acknowledge his wrestling past. Kinda like how WWF didn't acknowledge Mankind's identity for a long time after he debuted (IIRC).
 
Odds are, it's Banderas debuting as Jeduas Messias, especially after the attack on Abyss, and him being a former "WSX World" champion. Hell of a mislead by TNA if that's the case though, given their frequent mentions of Brock and Goldberg on Impact.

Here's an incredible bloodbath for the real IWGP Title - Yuji Nagata vs. Togi Makabe from 7/6/07 - http://www.sendspace.com/file/6fo4j5
 
Hmm....aren't their 4 faces of foley? Mankind, Cactus Jack, Jack Foley, and Dude Love. I only realized this when I say a " history of dude love " video on youtube. Had no idea there was a " jack foley".
 
Just back from the show. A lot more matwork from all the wrestlers rather the puro style that I'm used to seeing from the roster. A lot of standing elbow exchanges between all the wrestlers, but even then there was A LOT of matwork.

There wasn't a lot of ROH chanting during the show either. Actually the majority of it was quiet, but it wasn't the awkward silence kind of silence. More like it was very hot and everyone was watching the matwork to see exactly what was going on. Honestly, in all the ROH shows I've been to, it was the quietest live ROH I've ever seen. Some people may not feel that way, but thats how it came across in my section (Section C - Row 2).

Quack got a standing ovation at the end of his match with Claudio which he completely deserved.

El Generico and Claudio went to the finals of the Race To The Tournament and they saved all the real high spots for the finals which was great. Both men put on a great show and even though we were severely burned out from the lacking of ventilation in the building, the last third of their match managed to get everyone out of their seats with anticipation. I was rooting for Generico but Claudio managed to put Generico away.

It was great being in the second row as the interaction with the wrestlers was great. Between Larry Sweeny coming and talking trash to me, Sarah Del Ray telling me to put my fingers down, and calling 'Ricola' right before Claudio did and him looking at me with a surprised 'Oh!' and following through with it, it was a great time.

The $10,000 challenge match was funny because it showed how much of a retard Nigel's character was. He basically picked three teammates that all ended up abandoning him for various reasons through out and when he tried to John Cena it through the match by trying to beat Bryan Danielson, Austin Aries, and Matt Sydal, it just wasn't happening. Aries ending up getting the 450 splash pin over Nigel when Dragon shoved Sydal off the top rope to try and get the pin, only to have Aries do the same thing to Dragon.

Overall, instead a bunch of crazy spots, 99% of the show was just pure solid core wrestling. The six man mayhem match was what it was, with the BJ Whitmer heel turn going on full blast. Oh and Davey Richards was heavily echoing Chris Benoit in demeanor, tights, and vest. It was a different kind of ROH show than I've been to previously but I have a feeling it was most likely for the best.

Much better than the Battle of the Icons show I saw last January. Oh and ROH needs pick a NJ venue with air conditioning. It's like they pick the hottest venue they can find so they can charge us for water bottles.
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im trying to get into fire pro returns but its just not doing it for me..

i can barely recognize anyone except the obvious ones...


i think d had a better roster


O SHIT!!! STYLES CLASH!
 
[quote name='guyver2077']im trying to get into fire pro returns but its just not doing it for me..

i can barely recognize anyone except the obvious ones...


i think d had a better roster


O SHIT!!! STYLES CLASH![/QUOTE]

D had/has a better roster for American wrestling fans but that's something that fortunately, we have a great deal of control over.
 
[quote name='guyver2077']im trying to get into fire pro returns but its just not doing it for me..

i can barely recognize anyone except the obvious ones...


i think d had a better roster


O SHIT!!! STYLES CLASH![/QUOTE]


Well you can make anyone who was in D... there are tons of edits and tons of edit slots. I loved D and miss my Dreamcast because of it. The updated moves will rock on also. I just got G running on my PSP and I got to work on my timeing again. I plan on buying it when it hits the US if for no other reason than it needs to be supported.
 
[quote name='mykevermin']http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FWFJRZ6Z

This week's OVW tv, featuring The Hart Foundation (Teddy Hart and Harry Smith), as well as the in-ring return of Al Snow.[/quote]

I caught the 1:00 am reairing. Seems like they're trying to pull a early Lita with Nattie Neidhart(sneak attacks when the ref isn't looking). My god, Teddy Hart needs to ditch the genie pants. I hope word gets to WWE of his actions backstage and they release him. Putting Harry Smith & Steve Lewington together as the New British Bulldogs would be a better idea than the Next Generation Hart Foundation(they need to trim the NG part if they make it to WWE).

A couple of my friends were joking around last night and somehow got on the subject of WWE. One of them suggested that WWE should have Umaga use Samoan Spike in the nuts instead of the throat since it would be more devastating. Just imagine King & J.R. trying to call that. Don't know why, but it was pretty funny.
 
Gotta love botches...

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF435iTQ46A[/media]

[MEDIA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcWqOlr2mJg[/MEDIA]

And a Hogan commercial from Japan.

[MEDIA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9_Q4z37B6s[/MEDIA]
 
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Sunday Observer site news - http://www.wrestlingobserver.com/wo/news/headlines/default.asp?aID=20310

The Austin DVD has been pushed back to November, no reason is given as to why. Mero is tentatively scheduled to be back on the Nancy Grace show tomorrow. Scorpio faced Sid Vicious last night at the New Alhambra in front of 700 fans.

Sunday F4WOnline news - http://www.f4wonline.com/content/view/3953/

Karl Gotch passed away last night at the age of 82, and Cena beat an OVW guy last night in a torrential downpour, and somehow no one got injured as a result of it.

A Gotch bio - http://www.wrestlingmuseum.com/pages/wrestlers/karlgotch2.html

Gotch vs Inoki -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiwiAss5mic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpbWyd1WgC4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb9Bafas_AE


Guyver, the Go 2 Sleep and CANADIAN DESTROYER! are also in FPR, which was also mentioned in the Observer site news update today.

Wrestling Observer Live opens with it being revealed that Congress wants ALL of WWE's drug testing records, and not just the ones from the wellness policy. WWE has to explain why they didn't do drug testing for a decade. This will be something else. There's also a belief that Congress will investigate TNA at some point, since they don't have drug testing at all, and Congress could end up regulating wrestling as a result of this.

Karl Gotch trained Maedea, Fujinami, Inoki, Funaki (not WWE's Funaki), Takada, and Benoit in shooting, and was known as the God of wrestling in Japan. He was legitimately the Babe Ruth of Japan, but wasn't a big name in the U.S. because he didn't like to sell, and was difficult to work with and control. He did get work as a police man for promoters, and won the world title in Ohio.

He also headed up Pancrase, which was the first full-time MMA group in the U.S., and the modern-day UFC can be traced back to him and what he did years ago. If not for Gotch, there'd be no UWF, and that lead to Pancrase, which was shoot pro wrestling, and changed pro wrestling in Japan forever. Gotch was the corner man and trainer of Inoki for his bout with Ali, which is seen as the first major MMA bout in history, and would have been even bigger if Inoki had won.

Scott Williams is on the show, and beyond helping with the Observer and writing about wrestling, he's also a crime reporter in Texas, and nothing he's covered has matched up with the Benoit double-murder suicide. He knocks Nancy Grace and "that other idiot" Glenn Beck for their simple explanation of the tragedy as it being "roid rage", and that while steroids may have played a part, they weren't completely responsible for it.

He was embarrassed by Nancy's coverage at first, but improved it tremendously after a couple of weeks, and that she's gotten the closest of anyone on TV to getting to the bottom of it. He's amazed at how poorly WWE has handled it, as there are junior college kids taping what WWE has done to show what NOT to do. Bryan might be on Nancy Grace tomorrow, if nothing else big happens.

Marc Mero e-mailed Dave and said that he's scheduled for tomorrow, and Scott says that he might be on at some point as well, and he's done it before to cover the guy who microwaved his child, but he stated that he felt odd doing that, but did it because the first coverage by Nancy Grace on that just took his story and told it poorly, so he decided to do it himself to avoid that kind of B.S. Dave says that's kind of his motive for doing the shows, even if he only gets 19 seconds to clear up 90 minutes of B.S.

Scott talks about people coming up to him asking him questions as his well-researched stuff goes against what the "smart man" on TV said, so he has to explain the actual truth to people. He also might be working on a Benoit book.

A caller asks if Scott will do a Von Erich book, and he says that they'll be mentioned plenty of times in his book covering deaths in wrestling, and that one reason there hasn't been a book just covering it because it happened too long ago, and that even his book on ECW sold poorly, despite ECW being more recent, and states that one problem is the overexposure of wrestling books that have flooded the market.

Dave says that even the horrible books, like Chyna and Rock's books, probably wouldn't even be published now due to how horrible they were, although Rock's might still get through just because he's the Rock. Dave's asked about the Lawler case, and Dave says that it'll be a tough one, since Lawler will just claim it was a wrestling accident, and Corrente is incredibly upset since Lawler's turned it into an angle, and that even if Corrente is honest and could win, Lawler's never pinned down in court, and has been in court over far worse things.

Scott says that the burden of proof is a big decider here, and that if Corrente was pursuing this as a civil suit, he'd have a better chance than having it charged as a criminal case. Bryan says that Corrente would be helped by having guys come up and state that they've faced Lawler and never been hurt by him, and Dave says that he's only heard of two stories of Lawler potatoing guys - one involved Heyman, who Dave thinks he meant to hit, and the other was Bret, and he gave Lawler a receipt.

Scott says that the booker of that show needs to state something about this, but since that might've been Lawler, it'll just lead to more problems for Corrente, and it's doubtful that guys will testify against Lawler in Memphis. Dave's asked about WM being in Florida, and Dave says that a structure will be built that will surround the ring in case it gets rainy, but that it won't cover the crowd. Bryan says that even at the OVW show last night, the rain didn't keep people away, and Dave brings up Mexico's rainy outdoor shows as proof that wrestling fans will sit through a rainy show, and no one thinks that people paying for 'Mania will leave the show due to rain.

Scott thinks that the DA, and other offices associated with the Benoit case have done a fantastic job, as they've kept people informed and have handled themselves well.

A new caller asks about WWE's travel schedule, and if an off-season is needed for WWE. The caller says that they're on the road 350 days a year, which is corrected by the hosts as being 140-170 dates for most, with Cena getting less time off than anyone else.

Dave says that they don't need an off-season, but can cut back on house shows, and they can rotate the crews, as no one but Cena makes a difference in drawing big numbers for house shows. Dave says that old time guys consider the current road schedule is ridiculously easy, and that he expects a couple weeks on/couple weeks off for house shows, and that some schedule changes will probably be made.

Dave states that the Congressional investigation will be historical, and the caller is back, stating that if you believe the mainstream media is to be believed, the wrestlers are made to work 300 days a year. Dave feels that a TV movie or documentary on the Benoit tragedy will be made, but the caller hopes that one won't be made. Scott says that he isn't a fan of hers, but that she did an incredible job, and everyone knocks Glenn Beck's coverage. Dave asks Scott what he thinks Congress will do with this WWE thing. Dave compares it to baseball, who didn't have much of a steroid policy, and Congress didn't let them get away with it. Scott says that's true, and that baseball didn't even have bodies stacked up like cordwood due to them. Dave says that some will be embarrassed to discuss it, which Scott disagrees with, as they're covering it, which shows that they are interested in it, and that if they were worried about the embarrassment of it, they'll just rationalize it by stating that they won't allow themselves to be embarrassed by Vince. Dave says that one thing hurting wrestling is that it, unlike baseball, it isn't a national pasttime, and lacks well-connected promoters who had connections like Paul Boesch did, and WWE also really lacks a base.

Boesch was thought of as a wrestling promoter, but wasn't seen as a sleazy guy. Scott brings up Boesch being a good man in Houston, who helped the Lion's Club, and Boys and Girls club, and he was humble to media, and contrast that to Vince, who slaps interview questions out of an interviewer's hands. Dave and Scott state that Paul might change a match finish due to it, but won't do that. Scott cites Roberts being reported to leave for the WWF, and then he put his belt on Roberts, and then invited the reporter for BBQ, and even thought he wasn't happy with his coverage, he still wanted to be nice to him. Scott says that Vince is confrontational and doesn't give an inch, and that reporters notice it and will hold it against you, and now he has a problem, and he won't be given the benefit of the doubt by the media due to his own arrogance.

Dave asks Bryan if WWE, if there's another crisis, if WWE has learned anything from this. Both Bryan and Scott say they haven't, and Scott says that no matter how badly they treat the media, they just do it again. Bryan says that at most, they'll just be slightly less stupid, and in five years, they'll show that they've learned nothing because they just forget history so quickly. Dave says it's kind of funny how they're able to come back from crises, and that in all of those cases, they all hurt the company badly at the time, and all had things that they could've learned from.

He cites the Gulf War thing costing them NBC, the '91 'Mania venue being changed and forcing them to lose a chance at breaking a record. He says that despite that, they didn't go out of business, and they won't go out of business now, as they're still wildly profitable, and the show is still doing strong ratings. Scott says that one thing that helped them was their opposition being run by inept management whenever there was a problem, and now there's nothing, leaving them to fend for themselves.

He says they've got scripted promos hurt them from being able to have a really exciting, spontaneous promo like Austin 3:16, which was seen as history in the making. Dave says that it's very hard to go from mid-card to the top, and the only way to get there is either the company wanting you there no matter what, or injuries piling up so much that they have no other choice.

Scott says that it's impossible to tell how many potential Stone Cold Steve Austins due to these scripted promos, and that their internal structure seems to be set up to hurt upward mobility, and Dave states that it's really hurt promos and really hurt it in other ways, and that while he doesn't like people stating it used to be better, but that it's true for at least promos, and that Dusty cutting the best promo in the company at 61, which is incredibly sad. Right as they talk about the good parts of wrestling today, Bryan Danielson's theme plays, leading everyone to praise him and recommend his ROH and NOAH work. Bryan says that Danielson makes him feel better about wrestling today.

Dave states that the Benoit story is still going on, and will continue due to Astin, and that many wrestlers are attached to him whose names who haven't gotten out. Bryan brings up that the Congress letter wanting both stage names and real names of wrestlers. Dave says that 11 wrestlers are linked to Signature Pharmacy, and the only names that have been named there are Benoit and Eddie, and WWE names will come out. Bryan states that the wellness policy states that internet doctor prescriptions are banned by the policy, and yet guys still got them, and a doctor admitted to writing prescriptions for guys that she'd never met due to an online pharmacy.

Bryan says that WWE obviously wants illegal drugs out of their roster's bodies, but that they'd like steroids to be legal, as the company wants guys with great bodies to be main eventers, and they want figures that can't really be kept naturally for most people. Bryan says that WWE has a great scapegoat in Dr. Astin, and says that Dr. Black should've looked at a guy living in California and going to a doctor in Georgia and wondered why that was allowed, and Dave says that that guy did that before Dr. Black was involved, and that WWE doesn't want multiple guys going to the same doctor, as it would only affect one guy on the roster, and wouldn't hurt more.

Dave says that's one thing they learned from the Zahorian trial, as they looked horrible having three dozen guys linked to one mark doctor. Dave says that the test says there's no less than four tests per year, and that Benoit had only had four tests, which is less than four tests each year. Bryan says that they might not have tested him when he was off, and Dave says that would explain it.

A caller asks about Bound For Glory being in a 13,000 seat arena, and says that as a die-hard TNA fan who traveled to the last one and is one of the 25,000 who buys their PPVs, he's worried, and thinks it could be a huge disaster. Dave says it's already been set up to have half the building curtained off, and that even the recent Nashville show had a disappointing turnout, it still looked good on TV. They got a good deal on the building and they made the move due to it.

The caller asks if Goldberg will do a one-shot, and Dave says that now, Goldberg considers himself retired, and he doesn't need wrestling. Dave says that Goldberg's weird, given that a lot of guys keep coming back, while that hasn't happened with him. He has his money, likely won't have a money issue, has a kid, doesn't have any major pressures, and doesn't want to go back, and doesn't want to go to TNA unless they are in a position to beat Vnce at something. Dave says that it's a good idea to have him do something for BFG, given that he's an Atlanta guy and could help them a lot, but doesn't see it happening.

A new caller is up and asks about Joe working in NOAH in September, and Dave says he's known about it for a while but wasn't exactly sure when. Dave says that TNA is working with NOAH, New Japan, IGF, Zero-One, and All Japan, and that they're basically working with everyone. The caller asks if Joe's contract is running out, and Bryan says that he's heard it's due in fall, and Dave says that if he was Joe, he wouldn't go to WWE, even though he'd make more money, he'd probably be used as a prelim guy, and after being a main eventer in TNA, he could be crushed by it. Dave says that he hasn't talked to Joe about this, but if he was Joe, and had to pay for his own medical bills after hurting his knee in a TNA ring, he wouldn't feel much loyalty to TNA.

Dave says that might've flown when Jerry Jarrett was around, but it doesn't fly now, and Scott says that Vince had better hope that Congress doesn't go after WWE calling their wrestlers "independent contractors", and Dave says that Dixie's in a tough spot, as she's being told from above to cut losses, and at the same time, there's a really good chance they're getting two hours, and they certainly can be profitable, and they don't want Bob Carter to pull out now, and yet at the same time, they have to do something, as they're not paying for medical coverage or drug testing, and that they might just want to view it as they do spending money on TV - an essential expense. Bryan says that TNA had better hope that Congress doesn't find out about it, and that if you talk to someone in the real world and explain how wrestling works, they're baffled at how horrible it is. Dave cites Stacy being amazed while doing Dancing with the Stars, with the stars being disgusted when she told them how wrestlers were treated, and how they had to pay for so many things, and she was told by them to get out and that it wasn't worth getting hurt to stay in.

A new caller is up and says that Joe has to go to WWE to get to the next level, and Dave says that's true, but that WWE has a very narrow view of what main eventers are, and Bryan says that they've already got a Samoan main eventer, and beyond that, they're already loyal to a Samoan family, and Joe isn't part of it. Scott says that he would've been Umaga, and Dave says that he wouldn't have been, as he isn't big enough to play that role. Dave says that he could survive it, like Punk did, but he won't main event any key WWE shows, like Punk. The caller says that Khali takes too much flak compared to Andre, and Dave says that he disagrees with that, and calls him horrendously bad.

Bryan says he was watching 24/7, and that a '77 Andre match was way, way better than Khali. Dave says that even at the end, Andre was a great mental worker, but his body was too broken down. Dave says that Khali has a better physique than Andre ever did, but that's about it, as he was million times better, as was Big Show, who was better in his first match than Khali's ever been. Khali was also a former bodybuilder. Bryan says that Khali's improved, but that doesn't mean he's any good. Dave says that he felt that Khali improved when watching Cena matches, he realized that Cena carried him, and Scott says that Cena had improved. Dave says that Cena works super-hard, and when he's in a main event that the agents have worked with him on, his matches are fantastic, but when he's in there with the wrong guy, it's horrible.

Dave says that Cena's PPV matches have been terrific throughout much of the year, and he thinks that Cena is comfortable, but that if he isn't comfortable in a match, it's not good, and that he's much better now, but isn't someone that will be called a ring general. Someone says that he isn't a good worker, and Dave says that he's a good worker, but needs work in places, and that he had good matches with Khali, which almost no one has had.

HHH is discussed, and Dave asks if he'll be small, Bryan says he'll be in-between, while Scott thinks he'll be Luger-like. Bryan says HHH is the guest editor of WWE Magazine, and in that issue, a photo of Lashley wrestling at 177 pounds has a caption stating that "MY GOD, SOMEONE THREW LASHLEY IN THE DRYER!", and bashed Masters for losing his physique due to the wellness policy.
 
I'm downloading the OVW show to my computer because I want to see what the New Hart Foundation look like. Hopefully, it is entertaining because the WWE nowadays sure isn't.
 
PhrostByte, are people downloading the OVW show over at the site you linked it at? I'm just curious if a number of people are watching OVW, or if I'm wasting my time capturing it.
 
How do you view the file for the OVW Tapings because I tried to use Windows Media Player and it doesn't recognize the file type?

Edit: Nevermind. I was able to open the file using my Quicktime Player.
 
[quote name='mykevermin']PhrostByte, are people downloading the OVW show over at the site you linked it at? I'm just curious if a number of people are watching OVW, or if I'm wasting my time capturing it.[/QUOTE]

I don't know about him, but I think it is awesome! Thanks again Myke!
 
[quote name='mykevermin']PhrostByte, are people downloading the OVW show over at the site you linked it at? I'm just curious if a number of people are watching OVW, or if I'm wasting my time capturing it.[/quote]
I d/l every episode you upload. Thanks to you I get to see all the up-and-coming talent, so you efforts haven't gone unappreciated :)
 
So... is this old news or not? I don't keep up with TNA as much as I should, as I always forget to watch until 5 minutes before the show ends.

Anyway, the wrestler under the ring, may be revealed as:

- Sources say that TNA has asked Matt Morgan to be at the iMPACT tapings tonight in Orlando and that the company has big plans for him. This could relate to the mobile alert saying a former World Champion will be at iMPACT this week, but Morgan isn't a former World Champion. He has however held the OVW Heavyweight Championship twice. We all know how TNA has hyped up debuts in the past though.
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Furthermore, the "former" champion... ugh... well:

Another name being tossed around online to make his debut tonight is Ricky Banderas, who will be James Mitchell's new guy. Banderas is a former WSX (World?) Heavyweight Champion. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
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Finally... the worst news for TNA:

- Mike Johnson has confirmed that suspended Tennessee Titan, Adam “Pacman” Jones, has signed a deal with TNA. He will be performing as a professional wrestler. The deal was signed late last week. Details are sketchy at this point, we should know more tomorrow.
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