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Has anyone watched those Meltzer and Jim Cornette commentary sets?

 

The matches themselves look intriguing, but tell me what you know.

 

It's amazing. Alot of the matches I would never watch more than once, but I've watched them all like 20 times cause of Dave and Cornette. They are both soooo ridiculous with little known facts during each match. Thoroughly enjoyable. I talked to Cornette many times about how sad I am that WWE bought up all the footage pretty much and Dave and Cornette couldn't be brought back to do some more stuff like this.

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Has anyone watched those Meltzer and Jim Cornette commentary sets?

 

The matches themselves look intriguing, but tell me what you know.

I probably dust it off once a year just to listen to Meltzer and Cornette. I bought the couple of SMW DVDs with them on there as well. There are some good matches mixed in but you're really just there to listen to them. Highly recommend it.

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I don't think it was so much Booker T getting turfed that got shit on, but the fact that he never really got any revenge for it. Book and Goldust were losing to the nWo on the house show circuit, and Booker wound up laying down in the tag match the net week, when Nash blew out his knee.

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Has anyone watched those Meltzer and Jim Cornette commentary sets?

 

The matches themselves look intriguing, but tell me what you know.

I probably dust it off once a year just to listen to Meltzer and Cornette. I bought the couple of SMW DVDs with them on there as well. There are some good matches mixed in but you're really just there to listen to them. Highly recommend it.

 

Got hold of Vol. 1. I agree, the matches kinda pass you by, but the commentary is so informative that you love it. The matches become almost like footage in a documentary or something like that.

 

That said, Gino Hernandez vs. Tully Blanchard looked like a good match.

 

The stuff about Paul Boesch and how that all worked is fascinating. Jim Cornette is a proper old-school wrestling anorak isn't he!

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Re-watching some of Jamie Noble's indy run from 2005, and he had all kinds of fantastic matches.

 

That guy deserved a lot more than he ended up with.

I presume you mean in terms of a push and not full benefits as a producer/agent.
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In his book Bob Mould talks about how he was convinced to go on the gas after a couple of weeks on the road. For those who don't know, Mould was a writer, with no on screen role.

I can't remember, did Mould work for WWE or WCW?

 

And the gas stuff doesn't surprise me. I remember Marc Lloyd and even the Coach growing pretty rapidly before our eyes.

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Re-watching some of Jamie Noble's indy run from 2005, and he had all kinds of fantastic matches.

 

That guy deserved a lot more than he ended up with.

I presume you mean in terms of a push and not full benefits as a producer/agent.

 

 

I should have phrased that differently.

 

This guy deserved to be utilized better then how he ended up getting used.

 

I'm glad he got the producer/agent gig.

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I don't think I have seen this noted anywhere else and it certainly isn't on TheHistoryofWWE website.

 

I recently got some of the 1993 WWF Superstars of Wrestling set in a trade, and when checking the discs there was a very familiar face who faced Marty Jannetty on the October 2nd show. I wont spoil it for anyone, but he wrestled as 'Steve Moore' and went on to have a fair bit of success in SMW, ECW and WWF/E.

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I don't think I have seen this noted anywhere else and it certainly isn't on TheHistoryofWWE website.

 

I recently got some of the 1993 WWF Superstars of Wrestling set in a trade, and when checking the discs there was a very familiar face who faced Marty Jannetty on the October 2nd show. I wont spoil it for anyone, but he wrestled as 'Steve Moore' and went on to have a fair bit of success in SMW, ECW and WWF/E.

I doubt any of us are planning on getting that set so I think spoiling wouldn't be a problem.
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I don't think I have seen this noted anywhere else and it certainly isn't on TheHistoryofWWE website.

 

I recently got some of the 1993 WWF Superstars of Wrestling set in a trade, and when checking the discs there was a very familiar face who faced Marty Jannetty on the October 2nd show. I wont spoil it for anyone, but he wrestled as 'Steve Moore' and went on to have a fair bit of success in SMW, ECW and WWF/E.

I doubt any of us are planning on getting that set so I think spoiling wouldn't be a problem.

 

Fair enough, although I always enjoy watching old TV seasons and spotting guys who went on to have some success in the early stages of their career (like spotting Billy Gunn in the NWA 1989 World Championship Wrestling set).

 

Anyway, Boondocks is correct and 'Steve Moore' who is doing the job to Marty Jannetty on the October 2nd 1993 show is none other than Al Snow.

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