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Finally getting a chance to dive into this disc. Windham and Rhodes are just so damn smooth, and I reiterate the love for Dustin's crazy bumps for Austin clotheslines, though the second "turned inside out" bump seemed a bit forced to me. I'm always a sucker for the "false hot tag" in a good tag team match, and it worked to perfection here. Zbysko impressed the hell out of me. He was in crazy good shape, and little things like going crazy on the referee at every two-count really added to it. All in all, a tremendously fun tag match, which in a way made me sad because matches like this are so damn rare nowadays. Not sure if I'd give it the kind of love Loss did, but it was damn, damn good.

Got #s 3 and 4 earlier this week and about to tackle 3 with a big mug of coffee.

It can be very effective and add to a match, but very easily can be overdone. I think less is more should be the general rule. Three examples where the screaming thing works would be... 1) when it's part of the gimmick (MsChif or Sting) 2) when it indicates tremendous exertion or effort. Cena does this sometimes when he's in there with a super heavyweight, and I think it's very apt. Obviously it would take more strength to toss around the big fellas and who among us hasn't uttered at least a grunt or two lifting weights or, failing that, furniture? 3) Fighting spirit in VERY rare occasions. Example: Nigel with the big "COME ON!" during his match with Danielson at Unified. Always gives me goosebumps. Oh, and happy to be here on another forum discussing men in tiny pants pretending to pummel one another.