Sunday, July 29, 2012

CM Punk made me a fan



The final match on Raw’s 1000 episode was John Cena vs. WWE Champion CM Punk and it was a great match in my opinion. The match itself was not a five star match, but it left most of us with a huge question mark. The WWE does it again, they have a huge storyline in their hands and I personally can’t wait to see what their plans are for The Rock & Punk feud.

We have a new Intercontinental Champion


The Miz won the IC title by defeating Christian on Raw’s 1000 episode. The Miz was off TV for a while because he was filming the Marine 3. He made his return at Money In The Bank, but failed to win the contract for a future WWE title shot. He comes back sporting a new haircut and some facial hair that doesn’t become him.

Saturday, July 7, 2012

Legends of the Ring 14


Hello again wrestling fans. My brother and I attended Legends of the Ring 14 in Monroe, New Jersey on June 2, 2012. It was our first time there and it was a pretty well organized event. LOTR offered VIP tickets which I didn’t buy because some of the talent they booked, in my opinion, weren’t worth $229.00. Hugo Savinavich, Judy Martin & Leilani Kai, Del Wilkes (FKA The Patriot) and The Headbangers, were a part of the VIP tickets and I am going to be completely honest I really would not want an autograph from any of these guys.

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.

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

The WWE Has Many Of Their Top Talent On The Disable List



Randy Orton is serving a 60 days suspension for violating the Talent Wellness Program for a second time. His suspension begins today; he is due to return late July. Orton was scheduled to wrestle Chris Jericho at No Way Out, but Jericho is also serving 30 days suspension, after his desecration of the Brazilian flag during the South American tour this past weekend. This is a major blow to the WWE. They've lost a top babyface and a top heel all in the same week. The WWE has many of their top talent on the disable list, such as Wade Barrett, Ted Dibiase and Evan Bourne. Plus Rey Mysterio is not due back until late June. This brings up a huge question; is the WWE schedule too grueling, that it leads their superstars to substance abuse and/ or injuries?

Harrington Bayas

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