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Has wrestling gone overboard with the various streaming services?
Grimmas replied to rzombie1988's topic in Pro Wrestling
Nobody has mentioned WXW Now, which is a great service. They run like 80 shows a year, plus weekly TV. Most with English commentary with quite a back log. -
Once we start, we should list what services we currently have, so we know what limits they are for people picking for you. I have Powerbomb, WXW, and WWE. If it's not on there, I need a link. That type of deal.
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I'd be down for that. Like every week is a secret santa?
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Probably Arena Mexico.. torn on the year, but as pure volume and greatness I don't think that can be beat. Maybe 1992.
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Awesome, that's what I'm doing it for.
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I was never going to be close to done by Dec. 31... maybe January 31st?
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Oh shit, what match? I hope I didn't make a HUGE error.
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It's Boxing Day, now you can unbox part 3 of the list. One more part to come. https://prowrestlingsuperblog.wordpress.com/2017/12/26/top-100-bret-hart-matches-part-3-50-26/
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I have a bit more WXW watching to do, but these are my top ten currently. 1. Mayu Iwatani vs Io Shirai (STARDOM, June 21) 2.WALTER vs Ilja Dragunov (WXW, March 12) 3.Tyler Bate vs Pete Dunne (NXT, May 20) 4.LA Park vs Rush (March 11) 5.WALTER vs David Starr (WXW, March 10) 6.Zack Sabre Jr. vs Chris Hero (EVOLVE, January 28) 7.Authors of Pain vs Revival vs DIY (NXT, April 1) 8.Mike Bailey vs Matt Riddle (SMASH, December 17) 9.Ultimo Guerrero & Valiente vs Volador Jr. & Barbaro Cavernario (CMLL, February 24) 10.Impossible vs Relampago (IWRG, January 22)
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We Don't Know Wrestling SUPERTHREAD!
Grimmas replied to concrete1992's topic in Publications and Podcasts
I agree with Dylan, another member of the panel that isn't WWE centric would help Sam out a lot. Loved the show though, Sam being the highlight with him getting closer and closer to the edge. -
We Don't Know Wrestling SUPERTHREAD!
Grimmas replied to concrete1992's topic in Publications and Podcasts
So excited for this, last year it was show of the year! -
Chapter Three. "Where are We?" The cries of pain were deafening. The commotion was out of control. Dr. Wagner Jr. was originally confused, like everybody else, but here we are hours later and Wagner Jr. was enjoying sitting around the camp fire and telling stories with comrades. He was never friends with Lizmark, Octagon, or Villano III, but it was nice to have them here. However, this peaceful telling of stories was quickly interrupted. What was strange was once Wagner approached the scene he instinctively knew what to do. He walked over to the fallen wrestler, some kind of cat character he didn't recognize, and put his hands on his bleeding ankle. Words came to his mind and he said them under his breath. Power surged through him, a feeling he had never felt before however it felt right. Wagner was healing this man. Wagner was a true Doctor here on the Moon. As the patient thanked him, Wagner made out his name as Battle Cat, a few of the English words he understood. Looking around, everybody seemed to be in shock. What was happening on the moon? Where are we? Wagner didn't completely understand. He seemed to have healing powers, he was in a weird place with others seemingly from different times, yet he didn't phase him. Strolling back to the camp fire he sat down next to Villano III and said "Can you believe those gringos?". This is how it is now, they should accept it was Wagner's mind frame. The stories around the camp fire continued long into the night as Wagner was more content then any other time in his career. That was until these weirdly tall and skinny group of children in odd dresses walked by pointing and smiling....
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Isn't that Islanders-Harts match awesome? I think Haku-Tama got mixed up quite a lot early on. The announcers were pretty weird about that stuff. Remember Jesse always used to pretend he got the Rougeaus mixed up.
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I don't know, Stardom? It's been enjoyable all year. CWF Mid-Atl. Does NXT count by itself or do you have to include WWE?
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I think Kairi Sane would had been my number one if the four way at Takeover was a MOTYC, but it wasn't so she is in the top 5. Outside of that, I've been all over the place with watching. Like I have the WWE ppvs and NXT, but outside of that, I have two months of one promotion, 4 months of another, 3 of another, it's all over the place. Can I call the Usos as co-workers of the year or Cesaro and Sheamus?
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Should had happened 2 years ago. He should have beaten Jay Lethal for the TV Title 2 years ago and then won the World Title a year ago. But I think we're on the same page. He is by far the biggest star in the promotion and he should have the belt. Completely. I saw him live and overall the first time against Liger and was blown away. He's special and should had been treated as such from the beginning. We'll see if it's too late to mean anything. However, with Mayu (my favourite wrestler not named Becky Lynch) is coming in, how should I watch ROH?
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Should had happened 2 years ago.
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Brad Shepard 🤘🏻 @TheBradShepard EXCLUSIVE: Vince McMahon is looking to bring back the XFL and may announce it on January 25th, 2018. 4:38 PM - 15 Dec 2017 Kris Zellner said he heard this as well. WTF is even happening?
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I rewatched a couple of years ago when I watched all the Rumble stuff to make that list. I'm not a fan of longer matches, and it felt really off too.
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Part two finally, I was sick. prowrestlingsuperblog.wordpress.com/2017/12/10/top-100-bret-hart-matches-part-2-75-51/
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Why not? Historical memory is fickle and largely outside the control of the wrestlers. It's the Hall of Fame, not the Hall of things that were cool at the time. If you are forgotten 5 years later, then you probably don't belong.
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Brady Boone.
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Dave addressed this in the HOF issue. He said that workrate candidates have to go in early because their legacies tend to be forgotten as years go by (he specifically mentioned Kiyoshi Tamura and Red Bastien as victims of this tendency). On the other hand, guys who won lots of titles tend to do better as the years pass. This seems like an inherent issue without a structural fix. Anyway, looking at the lucha candidates, Los Misioneros, Ultimo Guerrero, Villano III, Cien Caras, LA Park, Karloff Lagarde, Dr. Wagner Jr., and Blue Panther all received between 40 and 60 percent of the vote. There seems to be a serious collective action problem with Mexico voters. They need to coalesce around a couple of candidates to break the logjam. If they are forgetting, then they don't belong in the HOF.
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Fuck why do they insist on voting on people during their prime? It's mind boggling.
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Chapter two is up, this is fun to write. By the way, everybody's stuff looks great, sorry I've been so busy I haven't commented. Life is HECTIC right now.