Mad Dog

Power Hour first and Main Event last for the week. Those aired on TBS with Saturday Night. Worldwide and Pro were syndicated so you can throw those in anywhere. When I watch I typically go: Power Hour Worldwide Pro Saturday Night Main Event But that's how I typically saw the shows airing wise.

On my list for a listen at work tomorrow.

Come on guys. HHH obviously needed the heat at the time. And Nash, who doesn't love watching Kevin Nash wrestle?

Austin giving the Stunner to Stacy Keibler on TV after the domestic abuse with Debra has always bothered me.

The Invasion.

This is the results of the tournament I ran. Dijak got upset in the early goings. Adam Page is surprisingly tough. Moose had a tough road through the tournament. He survived Mr. Touchdown hitting the Extra Point twice and Uhaa Nation really had him on the ropes. But Moose came through and is the winner. Storyline wise there was $50,000 and a shot at the TV Title on the line. ACH is my current champ. Round 1: Donovan Dijak d. Ricky Stark Pretty Peter Avalon d. Shane Hollister Uhaa Nation d. Jaka Juan Francisco De Coronado d. QT Marshall Adam Page d. Dalton Castle Mr. Touchdown d. The Hobo Chris Dickinson d. Shynron Moose d. Steve O'Reno Quarter-Finals: Pretty Peter Avalon d. Donovan Dijak Uhaa Nation d. Juan Francisco De Coronado Mr. Touchdown d. Adam Page Moose Semi-Finals: Uhaa Nation d. Pretty Peter Avalon Moose d. Mr. Touchdown Final: Moose d. Uhaa Nation

I play on my Tablet and I think it works better as a touch interface than it does on an actual computer.

I bought the Online sets. I sadly don't get to play with cards much anymore.

The new RoH sets came out today. I'm really tempted to run a Young Lions Cup now that I have Castle and Dijak.

It's a shame to see how good Red was becoming before that knee injury as well.

Jason Cross is a sad TNA sidebar. He wrestles for a couple of months for them. The second they start pushing him he breaks his leg and never recovers from it push wise.

I mostly play the Indy games. I just use them all in a giant Indy promotion instead of just playing RoH or Evolve. ACH and Matt Sydal beat War Machine for the tag titles last night. I had the WCW and WWF CCGs. They were interesting but it didn't feel like they had long term playability.

It can be played both ways. It's mostly meant to be played solo. I've only played with another person once and that was against Hacksaw Jim Duggan at Origins a long time ago.

I had a couple of decks but never played.

I'm also a Filsinger player. I've been playing since 2001. I agree with it being by far the best wrestling board game experience by a long shot.

It goes from February till June if I remember correctly. There's a brief intermission for Jerry Lynn and Amazing Red winning the belts.

They fixed several typos that I emailed them about. I thought about sending them an application to run their Twitter account. I couldn't do any worse than who they currently have.

Those last couple of PPVs are pretty brutal.

Shane Douglas pukes on camera during his first match there. Raven's feud with Jarrett is good and then his feud with James Mitchell is pretty good as well. Raven's first 6 months with the company are pretty good. 2003 is interesting in that you never know who's going to pop up on a PPV. All sorts of random people show up. Dutch Mantell shows up in September and the company spirals into a boring mess until the fall of 2004 when they ditch the weekly PPV format and start monthly PPV. I liked the Fox Sports version of Impact a lot as they put time limits on the matches and tried presenting as more of a sport.

You're actually giving up before the product gets better. I think you only have 6 shows until Raven shows up. You should give up when you get to the X Cup Tournament in September 2003.

The GFW website drives me up the wall with how poorly written it is and all the typos. I really want to ask them to let me go through everything and fix it for them.

McMahon bought the World Championship Wrestling slot in April 1984. GCW was brought back with an early Saturday morning slot later in the summer. Both shows weren't doing well ratings wise. Mid-Atlantic had two shows before the merge. They had Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling and World Wide Wrestling. The Mid-Atlantic show gets renamed to NWA Pro later on.

Wasn't he kind of hitting rock bottom in his personal life around that time as well?

I thought about getting a ticket to the one in Ohio and making the drive. Really glad I didn't after seeing the card they put on here.

If you do 1984 watch the Georgia crew as well because the main players merge in March of 1985.