Timbo Slice

Nominating Mitsuharu Misawa and Kenta Kobashi and the team of Tsuyoshi Kikuchi and Kobashi via the 90's yearbooks.

Russo, that you? Russo would give the title to Jon Stewart or Stephanie, let's be serious. At least Stewart would cut the promos that would make you want to see him defend it.

Russo, that you?

Right. That's why DeMarco Murray was a backup while Lance Dunbar got all the carries. I have to be clear about this: In NO OTHER sport or matter of entertainment do you not push someone forward that can make you money, regardless of how short the time frame is. Bryan's not done. He's still over. He'll still make you money. So wait until he doesn't. Then push someone else. It's unbelievably short sighted.

Okay, so on any of your lists, was Eddy/Brock one that should be included? That seemed to be a really egregious oversight for me.

Does anybody know if any of these are the same for the Amazon Fire outside of the WWE Network?

Steven and I talked about this very thing on the PWSS podcast we did this week. I basically asked if NXT was even an developmental territory at this point considering the talent they have there and how even if they are considered "WWE main roster ready" that they still have what it takes to build a successful brand. I do like Loss' theory about HHH basically building up a shadow promotion of sorts.

Definitely. Never or ever.

Kamala II IS out there...

FUCK that main event.

As the show went on you guys figured out the drop situation, which is good because it was a bit much up front. You'd think for a champion that Sleaze could have gotten a better connection for the show.

I almost feel like WWE figured it wasn't worth the time. I could see Televisa stepping in for Rey.

Sounds like NXT and that it'll lead to a coaching spot at some point.

Joe to WWE is imminent says according to Meltz.

Normally, it's up the day after or later in the week on rohwrestling.com via VOD.

I'm tempted to purchase this and watch it live, but saving the money to watch it later might be worth it, too. Was the Atlanta show the tipping point for you guys?

Kris going on a perfecto run on the show would be the equivalent of 16 Germans, I'm pretty sure.

And with that one...yeah, that's gonna stand the test of time as the best match both guys ever had.

Yeah, looks like I was jumping to conclusions on Brock. Still, found it interesting that he no-showed due to the contract issue.

Well then. I'll officially take this one as jumping to conclusions.

It got labeled as an all-timer because of the timing, how much we as fans knew, and the setting helped a lot. A few years removed from it, with what happened to Punk and the style it was at the time, it's probably a lesser match, but it's still as memorable a match as WWE has produced in quite some time.

Brock looks like he's gone: http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/2/26/8111563/lesnar-reaches-contract-impasse-with-wwe

And now Meltz is reporting that Brock and WWE has reached a contract impasse and he's probably gone: http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/2/26/8111563/lesnar-reaches-contract-impasse-with-wwe

TV since Final Battle has been tremendous. I might actually buy the PPV this weekend.

Well, if reports are any indication, they're going forward with Reigns as champ and assuming Brock doesn't re-sign. And his first feud?