Johnny Sorrow

The "aren't we smart" chants are fucking annoying at a WWE show. Last house show I went to had like one row of douchebags chanting "CM PUNK" and other dopey shit and We moved seats to get away from them and sit by some kids. That being said, watching an ROH show and complaining about chants is like going to Rocky Horror and getting mad that people are shouting and chanting shit and throwing toast. And Bryan is a thousand times better in WWE and his look is fucking awesome.

I love the guy in the ring. He's fucking great. And I finally saw him live this past Summer against Del Rio in a street fight that was a fucking awesome match. He really feels to me like they're keeping him in a holding pattern for whatever reason and waiting for the time they want to plug him back into the top of the card. I say turn him heel and fued him with Ambrose after the Rollins stuff is done.

I love the Starrcade 86 match with Jimmy Garvin.

Austin has said that he's done doing special guest referee stuff. But maybe he'd do it if it were the Main. I think we see Austin WRESTLE at 31 or 32. He's said himself that he's training for it, and I think he got the itch back at 30. Austin has actually said numerous times on his show that he was misquoted. He was talking about getting back into shape about something else and people took it the wrong way. He actually said he was training for a comeback to Gold's Gym, because he didn't want to work out there while out of shape.

Yeah, the only times Ki was interesting to me was the Rottweilers stuff, and the WWE stuff with LayCool.

My first ROH show was the Rexplex one with Joe/ Briscoe in the cage and I was hooked. I went to a shitload of shows with the last one being COD in Phily in 2006 , a few weeks before I moved to Colorado. I rarely bought the DVD's , and I usually would only buy the shows I was at, with a few others here and there. I was all about the live experience and those shows were almost always fucking fun. Shit, I was at the Philly Tent Show, had an awesome time watching wrestling outside on a lovely Summer night...and then came home to read clowns on the net trip over themselves to bash ROH because they had to run a tent show. It was bizarre .

Of course I'm keeping it. I may go weeks without watching it, but I watch all the PPVs, and like to just turn it on and binge some shit. And I pay ten bucks a day pretty much on lunch so why wouldn't I keep it?

Or to put it my way, I don't care how awesome Martel's performance was, one half of the tag champs shouldn't have trouble easily beating the fucking Hangman. But it pretty much shows how the general booking of WWF matches that weren't featured matches, from the time worked. Basically , "Ok Martel. Go out and gimme 15 minutes with Hangman. We got time to fill. You go over." "What's the finish?" "I don't care, come up with something".

Manny Fernandez vs Abdullah Mexican Death Match was a pole match and it was awesome.

Bruno is the Greatest Champion of all time. No one in any promotion has exemplied "Champion" like Bruno.

Nah, store brand tends to be good. It's more like Dollar Tree brand.

That would be an awesome callback.

Why would I do that ? Oh, you're probably not talking to me. Haha

Oh, looking back Honky was fucking awesome. It actually made the title seem REALLY important because people were pissed that this clown who's a total chicken shit was holding it and never losing. My issue was that I had been so emotionally invested in Steamboat winning the belt for YEARS, as I'd been waiting to see it since 1984. Then after the greatest pay off ever in what was the greatest match ever against the greatest ever.. OOH YEAH!!!!!! And then a month later he loses it on TV to the fucking Honky Tonk Man. It was the kickstarter to me slowly getting out of wrestling.

Yeah, those Austin brawls are fucking awesome.

I'm pretty sure it'd be pretty easy to prove Hogan was a better "worker" than Abyss.

I thought of that one, but honestly, the WWF sold the hell out of it by giving him such a long reign. Agree or disagree with the choice of champion, at least it meant something and everyone - the fans and the booker(s) - gave a shit. When he lost the title finally, it was a huge moment and it can be argued somewhat that Warrior was "made" because of it (I wouldn't go that far necessarily, but it didn't hurt). Compare that to the past decade or so, where the I-C Title hasn't rmattered. Yeah, that was a big part of me getting out of wrestling for awhile but it didn't affect the title.

It's funny, because as much an influence as Dylan was and still is to a degree on my wrestling viewing and opinions, we've slowly separated when it comes to wrestling in recent years. Dylan will praise a match and I won't agree at all. I'll say something was great and Dylan will say it's innately bad or something. The day we get in a fist fight over structural issues in a match will be something to behold. Then, we'll both be in a jail cell.I'm picturing "Stir Crazy" the holding cell scene.

I'm imagining the deluge of wacky self promoting and advertising wrestlers would try if they could vote for who's in the WWE HOF. Print ads in the Observer with "For Your Consideration , "Pretty Boy" Larry Sharpe"

I'm gonna outlive all you fuckers, then I'm blowing myself up.

I'm sick and sitting in my room watching Nitros from 96 for the first time since 96. And back then I flipped back and forth, and was smoking a lot of weed. I forgot Glacier matches were under blue mood lighting. Hoo Hoo, Sin Cara was ripping him off, Robin.

I used to hate guys with one name, like Sting.. and guys who wrestled in street clothes, like Big Bubba Rogers. Now I don't care.

Unknown to most, besides old guys like me, the original MXE were Rikki Starr and Wilbur Snyder managed by Bobby Davis. It's a forgotten short lived team with no footage available.

Yuck. You need medication , my friend.Anyway, nominating The Nightmares, Danny Davis and Ken Wayne based on them being awesome.

Dunn looks more like a rat than the rat faced guy in Dick Tracy. He makes Buscemi look like Alan Ladd.