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What a waste of an AJ match, quality wise. However, it might do something to get him more over if done right.

I like the idea of an expansion draft.. maybe we have to expose 4 folks off our roster and a new promotion can pick one from each roster and then make the rest of their roster up from Free Agency. Just remember we can't expose wrestlers that can't work in that area. So if the new promotion is Stampede in Canada, the four people you expose can't be all Japanese exclusive folks. Free Agency is the other option, but not as fun.

I wrote in this thread, is that cool?

Dear Parv and Allan, one of my brother's favourite wrestlers was Bastion Booger. Where did he come from and why didn't he last? Wasn't he unbeatable with his hump, so nobody could pin him? Was that a real or fake hump? Tell me everything about Bastion Booger please, it will make my brother's day!

Goldberg's return and promo were awesome! So excited for one more ass whooping by Goldberg on Brock.

Stampede seems like a good option. Maybe we should do an expansion draft, where we each expose a handful of folks and Stampede can make their roster by picking one from each roster and from the free agency list?

FMW Fall Spectacular, Night 1 October 17, 1995 in Minokama, Gifu, Japan Minokama Central Gym La Parka, Ricky Fuji, & Hisakatsu Oya vs. Mitsuharu Matsunaga, W*ING Kanemaru, & Horace Boulder W*ING has started tested out team mates for his tag title shot on the 28th, but this night did not seem too successful. Matsunaga focused on La Parka and was not a great partner. Parka and Mr. Danger brawled all over and were a bloody mess, which left it as Boulder & Kanemaru versus the tag champions. Fuji played face in peril, but Oya came in on the hot tag and got the pin on Boulder. Jinsei Shinzaki vs. Maxx Payne Shinzaki gets the win in a warm up match for his title shot on the 28th. Chigusa Nagayo, Shinobu Kandori, & Cutie Suzuki vs. Shark Tsuchiya, Crusher Maedomori, & Mayumi Ozaki A really good women's tag to showcase Kandori's debut. She picked up the win on Crusher. The Gladiator Mike Awesome w/ Mr. Awesome vs. Masyoshi Motegi After losing the title at the finals of the Grand Slam tournament, The Gladiator has returned under the name Mike Awesome. He has lost the face paint and gained a new second, the masked Mr. Awesome. Awesome destroyed Motegi here. Super Leather & Jason the Terrible vs. Ktsutoshi Niiyama & Hanzo Nakajima The two foreign monsters destroyed the young guns of FMW. Double Inoue vs. Combat Toyoda & Megumi Kudo After the war Toyoda and Kudo had on the last show at Korakuen Hall for the title, they decided to put their differences aside for a renewed focus on tag team. However, Double Inoue have more experience as a team and were able to pick up the win when Kyoko Inoue pinned Kudo. She challenged Kudo to a title shot on the 28th, which Kudo accepted. Masato Tanaka & Koji Nakagawa vs. Sabu & Daisuke Ikeda Sabu shocks everybody by pinning the FMW World Brass Knuckles Champion for a second time in two nights. Chainsaw Charlie w/ Super Leather & Jason the Terrible vs. Big Boss Man w/ Hayabusa A big time brawl here, but the numbers game on Charlie's corner was enough to give him the win with a moonsault through a barbed wire board. Boss Man and Hayabusa really need to find a third partner for their match on October 28th.

They have those every year. He could mean a card with all or mostly Survivor Series matches. Which this will not be. There will be 3 matches, plus you have Goldberg-Brock and I am sure others. Hopefully they do add a Cruiserweight Elimination match too, then maybe each show can do their own Survivor Series matches with the folks left over. Either way, there will be atleast one non-Elimination match. You know what though, 87/88 with those huge tag matches with 5 teams on 5 teams were some of the best Survivor Series matches ever, so I am excited even if it means nothing.

They have those every year.

by the way, Terry Funk and La Parka tagging is the greatest thing ever!

FMW Lethal Lottery October 16, 1995 in Kumamoto, Kumamoto, Japan Honda Civic Center Lethal Lottery: Hisakatsu Oya & Koji Nakagawa vs. W*ING Kanemaru & Super Leather The brawling team here showed good chemistry and picked up the win when Leather pinned Oya. Leather demanded a title shot for him and Jason the Terrible after the match. Kanemaru was pissed and believes he deserves a title shot for getting a win over Oya. Lethal Lottery: Jason the Terrible & Ricky Fuji vs. Hayabusa & Katsutoshi Niiyama Hayabusa carried Niiyama to the win here, picking up a pin on Fuji with the Fire Thunder Bomb. Lethal Lottery: Big Boss Man & Mitsuharu Matsunaga vs. Chainsaw Charlie & La Parka In the bloodiest brawl of the show, these two teams parted into a Charlie-Boss Man and a Parka-Matsunaga brawl. All four bleed as they went all over the arena. Just as Boss Man hit the Slam, Jason the Terrible and Super Leather came out of nowhere and helped lay him out leading to Charlie pinning him. Lethal Lottery: Hanzo Nakajima & Masayoshi Motegi vs. Jinsei Shinzaki & Horace Boulder The juniors versus the heavyweights here. Although Shinzaki kept up with the juniors in the flying department, this match went to the Goliaths when Shinzaki hit the Praying Power Bomb on Motegi. Lethal Lottery: Masato Tanaka & Maxx Payne vs. Sabu & Daisuke Ikeda FMW talks about having all styles compete and this was truly an "All-Styles Match". Early on Payne and Ikeda tried to mat wrestle, but when Sabu and Tanaka got involved this became a crazy brawl. Ikeda did a great job of working over Tanaka's leg which lead to Sabu pinning Tanaka after a Triple Jump Moonsault. Bring Your Own Weapon's Battle Bowl Featuring: Super Leather with a chainsaw W*ING Kanemaru with a 2x4 Hayabusa with numchucks Katsutoshi Niiyama with a kendo stick Chainsaw Charlie with a chainsaw La Parka with a chair Jinsei Shinzaki with a bed of nails Horace Boulder with a barbed-wire baseball bat Sabu with a table Daisuke Ikeda with his own fists A wild out of control brawl that went all over the arena. Eliminations were by pinfall with falls counting anywhere. Chainsaw Charlie and Super Leather teamed up and took out Hayabusa early. The final four came down to Charlie, Leather, Sabu, and Jinsei Shinzaki. Sabu and Shinzaki teamed up and were able to tie Charlie up onto the barbed-wire board and then put Leather through the table. Charlie nailed Sabu in the arm with the chainsaw and pinned him, while Shinzaki came from behind and rolled up Charlie for the win. Annoucements: Jinsei Shinzaki earned a title shot against Masato Tanaka on October 28th at Korakuen Hall. Also signed for October 28th is Chainsaw Charlie, Super Leather, and Jason the Terrible taking on Big Boss Man, Hayabusa, and a mystery partner in a Barbed-Wire Explosion Death Match. The third announced match for October 28th is W*ING Kanemaru and a partner of his choice getting a tag title shot. On October 26th Jason the Terrible and Super Leather get a tag title shot as well.

Writing up Lethal Lottery now and I did in fact use a randomized draw. This is legit folks!

Twitter is an interesting beast, where some wrestlers use it to advertise or push their gimmick. I think there is some discussion to be had about how wrestlers should use twitter. Also who are the best people to follow? I do find it fascinating that some wrestlers will seek out there name being used in a tweet and re-tweet it, while others will not even re-tweet something if you use their handle in the name. Today, Mick Foley said he will not direct message with any fan again, because that fan posted their DMs. I think a little silly of Foley there.

How is a dominant kick ass champion a problem? Didn't Mike Tyson, GSP, Rhonda Rousey, Goldberg, etc.. do pretty well?

or.. we want to show Asuka is the best, so here is a former champion she will destroy. Asuka vs Ember Moon will be built up for like Mania weekend, I would guess. I have no issue with people coming back, putting someone over and disappearing. The problem was more like when they brought the Outlaws back and they actually won the tag titles.

Trish would obviously be better, because it's in Toronto, but yeah Mickie is not a bad substitute. Maybe an angle with Lita coming out of retirement might had worked too.

Apparently they wanted to bring back Trish for a short run and this title match in Toronto (that's probably the main reason), however she got pregnant so Mickie James got the spot.

TNA was good when they lost their TV deal in 2005 until the end of 2006 when Russo came in.

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Asuka and Bayley are two of the only wrestlers my wife likes and gets emotionally involved in their matches. She gets reactions all the time. The problem with the division is everyone moved up leaving only Bayley, after the Bayley feud and Bayley moved up everyone else needs to be built. They have the talent though, so it's just a time thing.

Mickie James vs Asuka at Take Over is interesting.

SD vs Raw, meh. However 10 women elimination match, ten man elimination match, and ten tag team elimination match is awesome! I refuse to not be excited, since the tickets to that show are my birthday present from my parents this year!

With modern things we are usually way off. Plus most people over rate that Michaels Jericho match.

I love that you kept this as awesome as the M-Pro stuff.

So far about on how par with Parv's ratings for WM19. Shockingly enough.