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Comments that don't warrant a thread - Part 4
Ricky Jackson replied to TravJ1979's topic in Pro Wrestling
Does anyone actually listen to or like these 15 years out of date, post-grunge, nu metal bands that provide the "official songs" for various WWE shows? Will WWE ever abandon this genre like the rest of the world did by 2003? I love NXT, but dear God is the music absolutely horrible on the show, excluding entrance themes of course -
World Cast: A WCCW Review
Ricky Jackson replied to Ricky Jackson's topic in Publications and Podcasts
World Cast of the Champions: Pro Wrestling USA, December 29, 1985 https://soundcloud.com/prowrestlingonly/world-cast-of-the-champions-pwusa-12291985 The WWE Network went plum crazy this past Xmas with a flurry of new additions to the Hidden Gems section. Always on the cutting edge, the boys have decided to forgo WCCW for a couple weeks to look at a couple of the most interesting drops. Today, their gaze turns to the Meadowlands on a cold December night in 1985 for an AWA/NWA supercard attended by our very own Johnny Sorrow as a snarky young lad. This is an epic show covering a myriad of topics, including: -The midget equivalent of Brisco vs Funk Jr, or something -You've got a way to go, ladies, but at least you're working stiff -Carlos Colon is so hated by the surly Northeast crowd he turns Paul Jones babyface -The phenomenon of the Road Warriors -SGT. SLAUGHTER BLEEDING BUCKETS!!! (who cares if his opponents stink) -Magnum vs Tully motherfuckers!!! -In case there was any doubt, the Dusty Finish sucks balls -And Ricky Martel vs Stan Hansen in a main event totally rejected by the audience, but with an ending guaranteed never to be forgotten NEXT WEEK: MID SOUTH NEW YEAR'S EVE 1985!!!!! -
Loved Earth X back in the day. One of my all-time favorite comics. And yeah, I remember the follow ups I did check out being pretty uninteresting
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Hey, hey, hey, come on, Kayfabe Memories is far more out of touch than this site
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World Cast: A WCCW Review
Ricky Jackson replied to Ricky Jackson's topic in Publications and Podcasts
Episode 56 April 30 & May 7, 1983 (WCCW 70 & 71) https://soundcloud.com/prowrestlingonly/world-cast-56?in=prowrestlingonly/sets/world-cast The boys ring in the new year with a double-sized double episode! Truth be told, this was unplanned, but Pete had a bit too much New Year's Eve fun (*wink, wink*), so Kelly and Johnny go alone and decide to bash out TWO reviews of WCCW for you lucky listeners. Highlights include... -More Mongol being crappy -Chavo vs Gorgeous Jimmy in a hot little match -More Kamala being awesome -Mike Fucking Reed -More Akbar being weird -Two super hot main events further continuing the Von Erichs vs Freebirs war, but with the Iceman now involved! And fans, for the next two weeks look out for WORLD CAST OF THE CHAMPIONS!!!! -
Comments that don't warrant a thread - Part 4
Ricky Jackson replied to TravJ1979's topic in Pro Wrestling
Yeah, sorry for being a drama queen with that post, I was buzzed and feeling nostalgic for the good old days of the early 10s. The list was only one small nail in overall coffin -
Yeah, a few more dates for AWA, including Wrestlerock in April, but most of 86 was spent in Montreal
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I've wondered the same thing myself, but Martel didn't sign with Vince until late-86, so it had nothing to do with that
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[1984-12-25-AWA-St. Paul, MN] Nick Bockwinkel vs Curt Hennig
Ricky Jackson replied to paul sosnowski's topic in December 1984
Holy shit, great match and even greater post-match beatdown angle. Bockwinkel was amazing here. Loved this one -
Comments that don't warrant a thread - Part 4
Ricky Jackson replied to TravJ1979's topic in Pro Wrestling
What the hell happened to this place? Oh yeah, that stupid list -
Meltzer mentioned that the taint of TNA took a while to shake off
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World Cast: A WCCW Review
Ricky Jackson replied to Ricky Jackson's topic in Publications and Podcasts
Episode 55 https://soundcloud.com/prowrestlingonly/world-cast-55 April 23, 1983 (WCCW 69...*giggle*) The last World Cast of 2018 looks at two more massive debuts and one more departure... -Chris Adams arrives from Portland with his hair freshly shaved, and he needs to improve his promo skills post haste -Kamala finally makes it to Dallas and the crowd is in awe (and his opponent is WHO???) -The long and winding road for King Kong Bundy comes to an end -All this plus Kevin vs Gordy in a hot main event! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone!!! -
WWE TV 17/12 - 23/12 WWE stands for Women's Wrestling Entertainment
Ricky Jackson replied to KawadaSmile's topic in WWE
A McMahon in every corner for Mania! -
Great show to end the year. Seth-Dean shitshow was really the only negative
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"This is boring" is finally a chant I can get behind
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Fuck Seth Rollins and getting in that high spot after he "injured" his knee
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And Becky with the cherry on top
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Who says they dont book happy endings anymore?
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I haven't looked forward to many non-NXT, non-Evolution WWE shows this year, nor have I watched many since Mania, but there are about five matches on this card that I'm interested in. The problem is there are another seven matches and this could be another slog, but it may not be too bad. Weird time for WWE with Raw being in the toilet but Smackdown having some buzz around Lynch and Bryan. It's been a pretty schizophrenic year for WWE in general with some major highs and major lows, and I really dont know what to expect anymore. That said, I'm going to drink some beers, watch this on the couch, and perhaps reflect on this crazy year for pro wrestling that felt like it hit a peak around All In, but the wave has crashed down in the last few months as we head into 2019
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We reviewed that show on World Cast last Xmas, it's a dud. And the Lothario match is definitely lower end
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World Cast: A WCCW Review
Ricky Jackson replied to Ricky Jackson's topic in Publications and Podcasts
Episode 54 https://soundcloud.com/prowrestlingonly/world-cast-54-the-mysterious-state-fair-coliseum-show-part-2 April 16, 1983 (WCCW 68) The boys resume their look at the ever-so mysterious State Fair Coliseum show, this time featuring... -The debut of THE MONGOL...who is not actually Mongolian in case you were wondering -A (we hate to say it) not very good Jose Lothario match -"In the Bush with the Ugandan Giant"!!! -David vs Gordy in a Handcuff Match -And a crowd full of drunk cowboys, some of whom decide it's a good idea to hit the ring Let's just back to the friggen Sportatorium ASAP -
"The Unpredictable" Johnny Rodz (aka The Jobber Thread)
Ricky Jackson replied to Ricky Jackson's topic in The Microscope
Johnny Rodz vs Pat Patterson 6/28/1980, All-Star Wrestling This gem is on the Network and was brought to my attention by the great Richard Land yesterday. Really fun match with brawling outside and chairs being used. You would get these type of out of nowhere wild brawl matches on WWF TV a few times a year and they are a treasure. Story of the match is Rodz using multiple foreign objects, chairs and other dirty tactics on Pat until going too far with the exposed turnbuckle, which Pat reverses and Rodz ends up eating. Pat finally ends things moments later Not the best Rodz match ever but easy top 5 from what I've seen. Great stuff