Blehschmidt

I got the IPPV, the building was packed and the crowd was hot. The show itself was good (if you like Chikara and what they do), although the ending of the main event fell a bit flat, but supposedly one of the wrestlers got a concussion.

What if Lesnar wins the title, and Cesaro has the briefcase. Then they can tease Paul Heyman Guy issues.

Tony and Ashley's shoe just made this episide of Legends House the best one yet.

I was told by a wrestler who worked there for several years, and still has friends in the office, that TNA has lost 276 Million dollars in the time it has been owned by the Carter Family/Panda Energy. Whether that is true or not, I can't tell you, but I thought I would toss it out there since it fits with the current discussion in this thread.

I wonder if it was an edit from the network or if the tape they have either doesn't have those matches or doesn't have them in acceptable quality. I forgot what event it was, but I know one of the WCW PPV's has a graphic on the screen about how certain parts of it are un-watchable due to the master tape quality. I believe the PPV you are talking about is Great American Bash 1989. Thankfully, that is more complete than the commercial tape though. I found it strange about Clash VI, because the copy I had in the tape trading days was complete. The quality on the Network shown portion was flawless, especially compared to Clash V. Something is up for them to cut out the NWA Tag Title change. I can understand the other two maybe not being as important in their eyes. I've had the commercial tape for Bash '89 since I was a kid, and haven't gotten around to watching it on the Network yet. What are the main differences?

I know this past Monday on Raw, a local worked from my area who wrestles as Jimmy Nutts was part of the posse. He was the one wearing glasses. During the early appearances of the character in NXT, a guy named Logan Shulo who wrestled in the Pittsburgh area that they signed to a contract was one of the guys in the posse. I haven't seem him in it since, so maybe they are planning something else for him.

This, 100%

I hope this match ends with both guys going back to anger management.

Super Cena strikes again. Even if he loses, this makes the Wyatts look like ass clowns.

Poor Renee.....

Regarding New Japan.......

Saw this one another board, and it apparently comes from Scott Keiths blog...

El Torito vs Hornswoggle in a WeeLC match.......ugh.......

Man, from The Chosen One to jobbing to midgets.....Drew McIntyre sure has fallen. Is it just me, or are they killing any chance Emma had of getting her shtick over by pairing her with Santino?

My money is on Cesaro winning the Money in the Bank case, and then Brock winning the title, so they can tease the shit out of that.

Of all the directions they could have taken Cena in the feud with Wyatt, they had to bring back poop joke Cena....ugggh. Boob job or not, I am glad to see Layla back. Did anyone ever figure out what all her time off was about?

I absolutely love the Shane Douglas/Al Snow match from Wrestlepalooza '98. Between the legitimate injuries Shane had going into it, the ridiculousness with which the head was over, and the fact that everyone though Snow was winning the belt that night, the atmosphere was awesome, the build up had been good, and while the work was probably neither mans best, the story they told was a good one.

4 on 4, with a guy who idolized Flair in charge.....if it is ever going to happen, now is the time.

Shield vs Wyatts on Main Event

The crowd singing "Whole World in His Hands" was pretty cool.

I think Jimmy Hart would crumble to dust if those sunglasses came off.

The tag title 4 way is now elimination. Nice!

Holy Shit, Jake Roberts just put tears in my eyes. What a speech.

My Way

Nothing was worse than the one year they played that god damn Limp Bizkit song over and over and fucking over again.