TravJ1979

This was the Spanky show. Michael's calling him the Spankster over and over gave me a chuckle. Spanky's charisma and showmanship is unmatched out of the handful of Indy guys I'm tracking so far. Just needs to work on the timing.

Billy Reil didn't do much for me. He came off like the guy in the northeast who could do all of this impressive stuff and then Low Ki happened. Low Ki's speed and balance is just so damn impressive. He has tons of innate talent. Looking forward to see his rise.

For each guy being less than three months in the business, you couldn't be upset at what was delivered here. I think Spanky/Kendrick is underrated and even though I don't know where he finished in the GWE, it probably should have been higher. You could see Dragon's poise here. The fundamentals were strong from the start.

Dave has been doing f4wonline.com for how long now? He REALLY needs to learn how to correctly format hyperlinks. the RNR story on CBSSPORTS.COM http://www.cbssports.com/general/news/rock-n-roll-express-to-be-inducted-into-wwe-hall-of-fame-class-of-2017/ (Dave forgot the colon after http)

Two more title switches that weren't taped: Velvet McIntyre over Moolah in Australia 7/3/86 Moolah over Velvet in Austraila 7/9/86

This made my top 10 of WCW for 2000.

It's a long time since I read the issue where he was talking about it, but pretty sure it was the 3/18/89 match they had from the Capital Centre (which is out there) and talked about it 'blowing the roof' off the five star system. I know the Philly match from the same day is horrid video quality, but I thought that match was amazing and better than Landover.

awesome thanks

100% agree.

I remember talk of a four way ladder match on DVDR board awhile back where each ladder was a different color and you had to climb your designated colored ladder to win? Does anyone have any idea what I'm talking about?

Only really started watching NXT sporadically when the Takeovers started. What are the best matches from this group from its start in 2012 up through the end of 2015?

What's up with Hero? He sounds like my grandfather eating a sandwich into the microphone

By Promotion AJPW - 94 NJPW - 59 WCW - 58 WWF - 43 AJW - 36 CMLL/EMLL - 30 RINGS - 17 UWFI - 16 FMW - 15 AAA - 14 BattlARTs - 13 Michinoku Pro - 13 Other Lucha - 12 Less Than Ten (in order): JWP, Other Indy, USWA, ECW, SMW, ARSION, Co-Promoted, GAEA, LLPW, PWFG, WAR, SWS, BJW, UWF, Kingdom, Osaka Pro, OZ Academy, Toryumon

1994 - 62 1992 - 57 1993 - 57 1997 - 55 1995 - 52 1996 - 51 1991 - 45 1999 - 45 1990 - 44 1998 - 32

Great Muta vs. Masahiro Chono - ***1/4 Fell a little flat in the dome, but a solid match. Not as good as the classic G1 '91 match. If you don't like Chono after you watch: v. Muto G1 8/11/91 v Hashimoto (Both) G1 1991 v Rude Finals of NWA title Tournament G1 1992 then you will never like Chono. Those are my favorite matches of his.

Dustin Rhodes/Scott Norton v. Shinya Hashimoto/Masa Saito - **1/2 Dustin felt out of place. Norton was treating the Japanese team like a couple of young boys with no selling and steamrolling them. Match never got out of first gear. Norton and his pedestrian offense. Looked like Norton broke up what was supposed to be the original pin forcing Hashimoto to give Dustin the enzugiri for the finish.

For the bottom 100 (#401 - #500) 1990 = 20 1991 = 13 1992 = 9 1993 = 9 1994 = 15 1995 = 6 1996 = 11 1997 = 8 1998 = 4 1999 = 5