Here's the full card for that Aug 62 MLG show to give us an idea of what the footage might look like
https://www.wrestlingdata.com/index.php?befehl=shows&show=118211
Pretty standard undercard, but personally I'm intrigued by a young Stan Stasiak and some Sweet Daddy Siki footage because there isnt a lot out there
Some recently unearthed MLG footage from the 60s, including Buddy Rogers vs Bruno Sammartino from 1962. Pretty cool. Hopefully we get some gems from this stuff
It's really not that hard: book a wrestler like they matter, and if they are charismatic the fans will accept them (AEW) But when you have soooooo many rules and restrictions on how you book talent, most wrestlers have zero chance getting over (WWE)
Alabama Doink? Is that the really skinny dude who wrestled the dime store Kim Chee? If there is more than this I would love to see it
Edit: never mind, I found out who Alabama Doink is. May have to watch some of these matches
Cody seemed to have the wrestling world in the palm of his hand in the early days of AEW and then...he didn't. Hard to say what would've happened without the pandemic taking away crowds and probably changing some booking plans (stuff like the original Blood and Guts and who knows what else). At some point his priorities changed and here we are.
Plus the dumb tattoo
With all the great stuff from the last few weeks, we're debating the merits of Corbin the last few pages? Come on guys : )
Edit: whoops, thought this was the All Out thread. Still, Corbin blows
Yeah, Jericho's ring work was panned here pretty consistently for the better part of the last decade. Outside of his 1998 and 2008 (and that year is not universally liked, but I was a fan) not a ton of Jericho love
Considering it was his first match in like 7 1/2 years let's give the guy at least few months before totally writing him off as a washed up shell of himself. Especially after a match it seems most people liked, even if it won't be remembered as a classic