Showing posts with label Alicia Fox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alicia Fox. Show all posts
Friday, March 21, 2014
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
The poll is closed
The poll is closed, and
the winner for the hottest WWE Diva is Kelly Kelly. I must admit that she is a
very good looking female, but there are hotter girls on the roster. I totally
believe Layla and Eve are the sexiest Divas in the WWE. Rosa Mendes is superhot
also, if you like the skinny types.
Alicia Fox looks like Rihanna, why did she only get 9% of your votes
guys, let’s get it together! The Bella Twins, the new ring attire alone should
have given them 25% of your vote! Sorry, Joe, Beth Phoenix only got 9% of the
votes, better luck next time.
Now on to the winner of
the hottest Knockout, she is Velvet Sky. She is very hot, great choice guys.
Former WWE Diva Mickie James was the runner up with 32% of your votes. Now I cannot
believe you guys let Brooke Tessmacher come in third place. She is younger and
in my opinion hotter than Mickie James. What happen to Tara she was the MLIF in
the contest and she only got 8% of your votes, while Gail Kim got 10%. There’s
something really wrong with you guys. (lol)
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| Harrington Bayas |
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Divas vs. Knockouts
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| Divas vs. Knockouts |
The “Voting Booths” are closed and you the fans have
voted that the WWE Divas are better wrestlers then the Impact Wrestling
Knockouts. What the hell are you guys thinking, or better yet with what head
are you guys thinking with? lol. The TNA Knockouts can out wrestle most of the
Divas. Beth Phoenix, Natalya and Alicia Fox are the only Divas that can wrestle,
in my opinion. Alicia Fox shows determination and her in-ring performance is
getting better every time she steps into the ring. Yea I agree that the Divas
look better physically, but they are models and in my opinion “Eye Candy”. I
must admit that most of the Knockouts are former WWE Divas, but they are the
ones that can actually wrestler and they can have an entertaining match. They
are the females which the WWE views as has been or maybe even un-sexy and
older, who knows what’s on their minds when they let these girls go. What I can
say is that there is a demographic of people that enjoy older women, what they
call MLIF or Cougars, not senior citizens like May Young, that’s just
creepy. Angelina Love, Madison Rayne,
and Velvet Sky are the home grown talent, whom are gorgeous, sexy and can do
their thing in the ring. They are talented females that will be the future of
Impact Wrestling and/or TNA, who knows what they want to be called, now a day.
So please let’s start thinking with our brain not our heads.
-Harrington Bayas
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| Angelina Love, Madison Rayne, and Velvet Sky |
Sunday, November 13, 2011
This Week in Wrestling of November 13, 2011
This week in wrestling, Zack
Ryder finally made it to the main event of Raw along side of John Cena. Throughout
most of the match, the Miz & R-Truth whopped Ryder’s ass all over the ring,
but towards the end of the match here come SuperCena who attempted to gain a
victory over the Awesome Truth. The high light of the match was when Ryder
& Cena hit a double “Five Knuckle Shuffle” on their opponents. The top heel
of company (The Miz) won the match with the help of his partner. I am super excited that Ryder is in the main
event, and I am not worried at all that
he had is ass handed to him on a silver platter, because apparently no one will
take SuperCena baby face spot away from him.
Now to the eye candy portion of
the show, Kelly Kelly is on the cover of the new Maxim Magazine. She was
interrupted by the Divas Champion Beth Phoenix who was accompany by Natalya, I
thought there was a cat fight a brewing , but Eve (I don't understand why she
cut her Latin last name out) And Alicia (Rihanna look alike) Fox hit the ring
for the save. The segment was longer
then an average Divas match. I love all the Divas, I am just poking a little
fun, so don't take any offence to any of the crap I say about the Divas J
John Morrison finally won a match;
I guess he’s out of the dog house. It's funny that Melina's 90 day Non-compete agreement
is over and Morrison wins his first match in months. I guess Morrison was given a 90 day shut your
mouth and be happy we don't let you go also punishment. The other guy that won a
match was former World Champion Jack Swagger. He was the butt of the joke last
week when he lost to Santino Marella after the Muppets interfered during the
match. Marella should be really careful with what he drinks; he gets suspended
for violating the wellness program. Hey you know who also won a match on Raw?
Nuestro Campion De la WWE (translation Our WWE Champion) Alberto Del Rio. He
defeated a mid-card wrestler Kofi Kingston. This win really showed how good Del
Rio truly is, not really. I wouldn't be surprise if CM Punk wins next Sunday at
Survivor Series.
Kevin Nash, who was absents last
week on Raw, graced us with presence this week and explained why he took out
his best friend Triple H. He goes on to says.."CLICK" a la CM Punk.
On Impact Wrestling Ronnie Ortiz
from the Jersey Shore made his in ring debut, alongside EY, Eric Young. They
took on Robbie E & Robbie T in a tag team match. The wrestlers carried the
match, until the end when Ronnie came in, hit a clothes line, a body slam and
then covered Robbie E for the win. These sets of moves, look & sounds familiar,
it should because it was the same scenario the WWE used with Nicole ‘Snooki’ Polizzi
at WrestleMania 27. Impact wrestling, you are guilty of stealing another move
out of the WWE play book.
The new Impact World Champion
Bobby Roode was in the ring gloating over his win and his first World Champion reign.
Last week Roode defeated his best friend James Storm, by hitting him over his
head with a beer bottle. His best quote was "are you booing me or chanting
Roode, Roode… this new generation, is a generation of selfishness and I am the
leader of new generation”, I can see a superstar being born right before my
eyes. Sting announces that James Storm is getting a rematch for the World title
on that night. We then see Storm in the locker room area bleeding from his head
and he proclaims he will still take on the champion. The finish of the match
was great, Roode helped his ex partner to his feet because Storm was unable to continue
due to the lost of blood. Roode asked
the referee if the match was over, to which the referee responded no, so Roode put
Storm in a small package and got the 123. AJ Style and Kazarian rushed to Storm’s
aid. Style dammed a match with Roode at Turning Point, to which Sting agreed
to.
On SmackDown I saw a team of
Latin wrestler, getting TV time, new comer Epico, Hunico, and Primo. Epico is
the cousin of Primo and nephew of Carlos Colón; he comes from a great Wrestling
family. Hunico is of Mexican descent, but born in El Paso, Texas. I don’t
understand why all Latin wrestlers in the WWE are depicted as Mexican or gang members.
I am noticing a hint of racism. First of all, the Colón family is well known,
all over the world and they are Puerto Ricans, not Mexican, so the WWE needs to
stop putting bandanas on their head like Cholos. Secondly not all Latino are in
gangs, we just have big families J
Pro- Wrestling lost another legend
this week, 80 year old Killer Karl Kox. He was a star in the late 60’s and
early 70’s for WCW promotion. Henry Godwinn was involved in a terrible car accident,
in which he miraculously survived. Kamala had one of his feet
amputated due to complications from diabetes. Our thoughts & prayers go out
to Killer Karl Kox families for their lost. We should also prayer that Henry
Godwinn and Kamala have a speedy recovery. Now, we should celebrate the life of
one of the greatest Mexican Luchador, Eddie Guerrero. On November 13, 2005 I
learned of Eddie’s passing, and I was in shock. I have been told that I am a
non emotional guy, but that night I couldn’t hold my tries back, he was an average
size man that showed the world that with hard work and determination you can accomplish
anything. So let’s ring the bell ten times for, a father, a husband, the man
that paved the way for the Cruiserweight or X division, for a WWE Champion, a
Hall of Famer, an Icon, a legend, for “lying, cheating and stealing”, for Latino
Heat, for “VIVA LA RAZA”. We will also miss you, EDDIE, EDDIE, EDDIE!
Monday, September 5, 2011
Super SmackDown
Super SmackDown aired on Tuesday night and it was a pretty good show. The Main event was a cage match between World Champion Randy Orton and Christian. This was an excellent match, because we had two veterans in the ring that know how to keep the audience on the edge of their seat. I am sick and tired of the way the WWE is treating Christian. He left the WWE and joined TNA in 2005. At this particular time TNA knew what they were doing, they made Christian a main event player and also a two time NWA World Champion, they even brought in Tomko as enforcer. Back to present time, the WWE is shitting all over this guy because he went elsewhere and made a name for himself, winning the title, dropping it the next night, begging for a title shot, and the most degrading thing of all time winning the World title by spitting in a man’s face. I mean really, if the WWE doesn’t want him as the World Champion, then keep him as a mid-card performer, why make him look like an ass. As you can tell Christian lost again, then Mark Henry hit the ring to take out the champion, which means that Christian is now out of the title hunt.
There were about five matches on the show. Yes, you are reading this correctly, five matches in a two hour show. There was a match that featured Kelly Kelly & Alicia Fox vs. Beth Phoenix & Natalya which ended when Phoenix hit her finisher on Alicia Fox. John Cena took out Wade Barrett, after hitting Barrette with his array of moves, you know, his famous shoulder block, with his “you can’t see me” and then hits the attitude adjustment. Sin Cara defeated Daniel Bryan in a very good match; after the match was over Sin Cara turned on Bryan and left him laid-out in the ring. Sheamus took on The Great Khali; this match was advisedly made to display the awesome power Sheamus posses. Sheamus took out the biggest competitors in the WWE, which means the next man that will suffer the wrath of the Celtic Warrior will be Mark Henry. Henry has proven that he is a force to be wracking with, by slamming Sheamus on to a steel step. This will be interesting because Henry may defeat Orton at Night of Champions. Sheamus in opinion is the next man in line for the World title. The sad thing about the WWE titles is that the WWE itself is passing them around like a cheap bottle of Whiskey.
-Harrington Bayas
-The Wrestling Fans Review
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Thursday, June 30, 2011
WWE Superstars
I never got the chance to watch WWE Superstars. Tonight was the first time I got to tune in since the original WWE Superstars, back in the 1990s. The first thing I noticed was the “Superstars”. I say “Superstars” because WWE does not promote them as "wrestlers" anymore. No John Cena. No Randy Orton. No CM Punk. No Miz. What I saw was a few good matches featuring Superstars like JTG, Chris Masters, Kaitlyn, Alicia Fox, Gail Kim, etc. Basically anyone you don’t see on Raw or SmackDown. These guys are trying to make a name for themselves, at the bottom of the ladder. The main event was a six-man tag team match between Trent Barreta, Jimmy and Jey Uso vs. Heath Slater, Justin Gabriel and Tyson Kidd. This match was definitely the best match of the show. The highlight of the match and the whole show itself was Trent Barreta giving Tyson Kidd a superplex, landing on top of the four other guys on the outside. It was very surprising to me because we only get to see spots like that on pay per views. Bottom line is that WWE has a lot of young faces who are the future of the business and they don’t know what to do with them. They want to push guys like Mason Ryan (the poor man's Batista) as the new young incredibly strong guy who can go toe to toe with guys like Kane and Big Show. Ezekiel Jackson's best move is a three body slams, thing that he does. To quote The Miz, Really?... Really?..... Really? This is why CM Punk said what he said on Monday Night Raw. There are guys in that locker room working their asses off to get to the top, but won’t get their chance because they're not big enough. This is why Shawn Michaels had this animosity against Vince McMahon. Shawn worked his ass off and made sure his match was the one to remember in order to get the respect he desired. All I’m saying is that WWE would rather push a no talent big guy over a hard working smaller guy. It’s ridiculous. On that note, I can’t wait to see what’s going to happen on Monday, when McMahon addresses CM Punk's shoot promo.
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Tough Enough

Tough Enough aired this past Monday night on the USA Network. For those who don’t know, Tough Enough is a reality series about 14 contestants who train and live under one roof, whose ultimate gold is to win a WWE contract. The 14 contestants will be trained by former WWE superstars, Booker T, Bill Demott, and Trish Status. The host and judge of Tough Enough is Stone Cold Steve Austin. Wrestling fans can actually see what a wrestler goes through in order to entertain the fans on nightly bases. In the premier episode we saw the contestants run the ropes for three minutes without stopping, Stone cold and the trainers picked the worst three participants that performed the challenge. After Steve Austin questions the three competitors on why should they stay in the completion, one of them was sent home. Ariane Andrew a 23 year old California native was the first person sent home. She was asked by Steve Austin, which is her favorite match of all time; she answered Melina vs. Alicia Fox. The answer drove Stone Cold crazy. Austin was right in sending her home; she has no sense of wrestling history. There are so many unforgettable matches in Pro-wrestling history, and Ariane named Melina vs. Alicia Fox. This is the fourth season of Tough Enough. I understand that a version of Tough Enough was also aired on SmackDown, but it wasn’t the same format. Tough Enough will air on Monday nights on the USA Network at 8pm.
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| Ariane Andrew |
Tough Enough Season One - winners were Maven Huffman (better Known as Maven) and Nidia Guenard (better Known as Nidia)
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| Maven |
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| Nidia |
Tough Enough Season Two - winners were Linda Miles (better Known as Linda) and Jackie Gayda (better Known as Miss Jackie)
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| Linda |
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| Miss Jackie |
Tough Enough Season Three - winners were Matt Cappotelli and John Hennigan (better Known as John Morrison)
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| John Morrison |
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| Matt Cappotelli |
Written by, Harrington Bayas and The Wrestling Fans Review.
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