Grimmas

No. It is a show on El Reye network.. using US and AAA talent. Probably the best wrestling show on television. They do record their shows in bulk, so they have taped things that won't air till next year it seems. Thanks. Is it, as the name suggests, a lucha venture, or just basically a US indie? Has it got much traction - is it on the level of, say, ROH? Do they focus mainly on good matches or are there also storylines? I'm fearful of derailing the thread too much, but could someone also give me a summary of the Jeff Jarrett venture? Do they run shows? It's only a tv show. Gets more viewers than TNA or ROH. It has good matches, but is a tv show. Lots of stories and backstage scenes. For example, one wrestler is actually a dragon.

There is a difference though, since reporting on the others is reporting on a wrestling company, while LU is reporting on a tv show. They don't do houseshows or live shows or anything, it's all canned taped stuff. Its wrestling. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has always covered it. There is no difference. I don't really care, I don't have a sub. Him chastising anyone for caring is silly though.

Here is what is left and when you will get it: Sat, April 16: 119-110 Sun, April 17: 109-101 Mon, April 18: 100-91 Tue, April 19: 90-81 Wed, April 20: 80-71 Thu, April 21: 70-61 Fri, April 22: 60-51 Sat, April 23: 50-41 Sun, April 24: 40-34 Mon, April 25: 33-26 Tue, April 26: 25-18 Wed, April 27: 17-11 Thu, April 28: 10-6 Fri, April 29: 5 Sat, April 30: 2-1

There is a difference though, since reporting on the others is reporting on a wrestling company, while LU is reporting on a tv show. They don't do houseshows or live shows or anything, it's all canned taped stuff.

No. It is a show on El Reye network.. using US and AAA talent. Probably the best wrestling show on television. They do record their shows in bulk, so they have taped things that won't air till next year it seems.

Great journalism then.

It's so simple to give a warning on a podcast though. It would take a second, yet he will just blurt shit out and spoil things.

Meltzer not understanding why people don't want LU spoiled is sad.

You don't think Hogan, Onita or Foley belong?

9 more reveals till we get to the top 100. Anyone want to guess who doesn't make it?

110 - Chigusa Nagayo 2006 Ranking: 39 Points: 2008 # of Ballots: 37 Average Vote: 46.84 High Vote: 6 (donsem43) Low Vote: 97 "Not many folks could pull off both a lovable babyface and then relentless asskicker heel in the same career. Showed such charisma in both roles, as well." Jon Burr "Her matches had a tremendous atmosphere because she was adored by the school girls in attendance. Her in-ring work was of high quality and she was a very energetic worker which added even more to her matches." stunning_grover

Watch Survivor Series 96 where Bret sells exhaustion from being in a battle, but doesn't actually no sell any moves or anything. It can be done right, what Triple H and Taker did was not right. Well, at least not good.

The 120-101 range is playing havok with my list. Sad to see Fuchi go, but glad he held onto his spot from 2006.

111 - Masa Fuchi 2006 Ranking: honourable mention (106) Points: 1963 # of Ballots: 54 Average Vote: 64.67 High Vote: 8 (stunning_grover) Low Vote: 98 "Great six-man tag worker. Even though he was never booked as one of the top guys, he was one of the best workers at several stages of his career (especially during the early 1990s). Especially his performances in the six-man tag main events of AJPW during the early 1990s were of high quality." stunning_grover

112 - Dory Funk Jr. 2006 Ranking: 69 Points: 1930 # of Ballots: 44 Average Vote: 57.14 High Vote: 14 (John Steffy) Low Vote: 99

Folks still to come in 2006: 110. Dusty Rhodes – 450 points – 10 votes – 1 top 5 vote – 1 top 10 vote - VHB Rob Naylor #4 115. Jim Breaks – 393 points – 7 votes – VHB Bix #11 129. Atushi Onita – 315 points – 10 votes – VHB Theseus #35 136. Bill Dundee – 270 points – 7 votes – VHB Bix #44 137. Dustin Rhodes – 262 points – 8 votes – VHB FLIK #42 145. 2 Cold Scorpio – 243 points – 10 votes – VHB Mr Dragon #32 153. Roddy Piper – 223 points – 7 votes – VHB gordi #46 164. Andre the Giant – 199 points – 5 votes – VHB Rob Naylor #35 174. Yuki Ishikawa – 175 points – 6 votes – VHB Theseus #25 239. Buddy Rose – 73 points – 3 votes – VHB Bix #66 245. Daisuke Ikeda – 70 points – 3 votes – VHB Theseus #43 250. Low Ki – 65 points – 3 votes – VHB Ditch #49 264. Sean Waltman – 52 points – 3 votes – VHB Mr Dragon #80 294. Yoshihiro Tajiri – 26 points – 2 votes – VHB Mr Dragon, Theseus #88 298. Carlos Colon – 16 points – 2 votes – VHB Floyd #89 \ 364. Virus – 19 points – 1 vote – VHB Rob Naylor #82

Sting was actually pretty damn good in TNA. People liked the Rollins match.

113 - Sting 2006 Ranking: honourable mention (127) Points: 1909 # of Ballots: 52 Average Vote: 64.33 High Vote: 7 (Lisa Lewis) Low Vote: 99 Recommended Match: Sting vs Cactus Jack (WCW, 6/20/1992)

Toyota, Hokuto, Aja and Bull are still to come, as you said. Plus Chigusa. Since those are probably the 5 best women, that makes sense.

Its not been a good day for me and I will lose 5 more tomorrow.

Jaguar was my 38th and my highest to fall so far.

I've now lost 4 people today... damn. 4 more to post and luckily I will only lose one more today.

114 - Jaguar Yokota 2006 Ranking: 23 Points: 1843 # of Ballots: 34 Average Vote: 46.91 High Vote: 6 Low Vote: 90

I just like my wrestlers I picked and want them to do as well as possible. Do you think it's possible people are taking things a lot more seriously than us at this point? Probably because, while I do not think it was intended that way, listing the names of the Triple H votes came across like a very petty thing to do. It was done for humour.

Matt D, I really have no excuse with WOS. I focused my viewing on filling gaps in lucha, joshi, AJPW 90s, certain territory guys and certain current guys that I just didn't get to it.