Showing posts with label Eddie Guerrero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eddie Guerrero. Show all posts
Friday, March 14, 2014
Monday, July 2, 2012
WCW: The Best of Clash of the Champions
Hello wrestling fans,
it’s time for another DVD review. Watching WCW: The Best of Clash of the
Champions brought back so many memories. Helped me remember how much I hated
WCW. I must admit, the only thing that made WCW worth watching is the quality
in the matches. The very first match presented was the main event of the first
ever Clash of the Champions back in 1988, between "The Nature Boy"
Ric Flair vs. Sting for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Divas Picture of the Week (May 24, 2012)
This is the future of
the WWE Divas division, led by Shaul Guerrero also known as Raquel Diaz,
daughter of Eddie & Vickie Guerrero. Some of you may remember Ivelisse Velez
from Tough Enough. She got a developmental contract despite the fact that she didn’t
win Tough Enough. She is wrestling under her new name, Sofia Cortez. Britani
Knight is a British born professional wrestler; the WWE changed her name to
Paige.
Friday, March 9, 2012
The Best in the World
Hello wrestling fans,
with the question of "who's the best in the world?" on my mind, I
decided to watch WWE Breaking The Code: Behind the Walls of Jericho. I must
say, Chris Jericho is one of my favorite wrestlers of all time. As we all know,
he has always looked up to Shawn Michaels and he always reminded me of Shawn
too. He was always a great in-ring performer, worked all around the world,
gaining so much experience and got noticed by guys like Paul Heyman, Jim
Cornette and Mick Foley. Jericho had a brief run in ECW, which eventually got
the attention of Eric Bischoff. With the idea of the Cruiserweight division in
mind, Bischoff hand-picked Jericho as one of the pioneers of that division,
alongside other guys like Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko, Rey Mysterio Jr., etc.
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!
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Picture of the Week ( October 22, 2011)
Chavo Guerrero is in the
picture of the week, because he is making an autograph appearance at the
Wrestling Universe in Queens New York. I picked this picture because I enjoyed
when he turned to Kerwin White. This was one of the biggest push the WWE gave
him, but it was cut short due to Eddie Guerrero death. In my opinion the push
was taken away from him and then given to Rey Mysterio.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Monday Night Raw (August 15, 2011)
Monday night Raw was ok, I really expected more from the aftermath of SummerSlam, but all we got was a Kevin Nash, that couldn’t come up with a one liner to answer CM Punk. This was the best segment of the night, Punk went in on him. Punk called him out, on labeling the late great Eddie Guerrero a “Vanilla Midget”, on all his name changes
Friday, June 10, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
ECW (Extreme Championship Wrestling)
I really miss the original ECW (Extreme Championship Wrestling). The matches were always fast paced, mature, and emotional. They took professional wrestling to a whole new level. ECW, not only started the whole hardcore/attitude era, they also started the cruiserweight/luchador style. You have to understand that when ECW started, we were introduced to great legends and legends to-be. Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko, Chris Benoit, Rey Mysterio Jr., and Chris Jericho, just to name a few. The feud with Tommy Dreamer and Raven, Raven and Sandman, ECW and "the Network" was so emotional and different from WWE and WCW at the time. Until this day, Rob Van Dam is one of my favorite wrestlers of all time. His style was so creative and original, that I couldn't help but pay close attention to his matches. Being at a live ECW show was one of the best times I've ever had. It had its own cult-following. It was a group of misfits, all working together to keep the ECW organization alive. They held on as long as they could until the end, but ECW will never die. It still lives inside the hearts of all the true wrestling fans. Everyone knows whenever you see a chair, a ladder, a table being used in a match; you can't help but chant ECW! ECW! ECW!
These picture are from a live event in the 90's at the Elks Lodge in Queens, New York.



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