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I think that they did admirably once the ropes became loose early on in the match. I thought it was a really fun overall. I am glad that Akito finally took off Irie's kneepad when he was working over the knee as that was the obvious logical next step. **** from me.

Please Parv, make it. I am all ears.

Sure they would. I would agree with this, if it was recorded for podcast one at the BSR, but it was recorded for WWE initially, with Vince sat right there listening.

It was the standard script they followed as part of the attraction match it was. This certainly seems to be the reasonable answer though I'm disappointed it's not something more exotic. Has any non-lucha promotion ever used the minis as a regular part of the show? Obviously they were in a bit of an angle with Bundy/Jim leading up to WM3 and I remember them popping up in for a few weeks in like 96-97 when the WWF was throwing a bunch at the wall, but other than that? The reason they were doing the minis in 1997 was the deal they had with AAA at the time.

iirc del Ray has been laying out main roster matches for a bit now.

As Meltzer said, they wouldn't of said it for the sake of saying it.

Now now... Billy sold about 19 millions of those albums in the 90s. It's about like saying WCW did some big PPV numbers. They did: close to two decades ago. There worldwide sales are around 32million for all releases. There greatest hits which came out in 2001 sold around 3.2million worldwide, Zeitgeist was around 1million wordwide, Machina was around 1.8million world. Obviously the 90's was their peak but they've shifted about 7 million overall since then which isn't too shabby.

The website design is horrific and confusing with many dead links. For that reason I doubt I'll be back.

Yeah it is under the Place to Be Podcast feed. Am I the only one who finds having two feeds confusing?

The Midnight Express and The Steiners. Just a joy to watch.

I used to like it when he did this pose, always made me chuckle

Billy Corgan has really been showing himself up on twitter:

He's never been much of a draw. He's not a standout worker. He's not influential. So no.

In no order: Flair, Funk, Hansen, Kobashi, Lawler, Toyota, Misawa, El Dandy, Jumbo and Vader.

I think some of it surely is down to women knowing they can get with Wrestlers (Rats) at the smaller shows over the years.

I've created a playlist of 45+ of the matches listed above - mainly AJPW, Lucha, AJW, WOS and some NJ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoeBY9gVL9d2CDl2QDoUf4FffEEWZTq04

Found this Mark Rocco audio shoot if anyone is interested: https://www.sendspace.com/file/qnnwoe

If they get 300,000 extra eyeballs on the product - that's an extra 30% if you say they get about 1 million (give or take) on syndication. ROH are in a far healthier position than TNA.

Parv, what data recovery software have you used?

About an hour in to the Cornette one so far and it's really enjoyable.

My heart says Terry, my head says Stan.

Manami Toyota's Ocean Cyclone Suplex

I feel the target audience isn't PWO forum members.

It was spat started by Coughlin ripping in to Todd on THE BOARD. Basically he called Todd not a real lawyer and a failure of a person in the most venomous and real way and it escalated from there. Dave didn't fire Todd.