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I thought it's one of the better looking cards they've had in a while. When Jericho-Wyatt looks like the worst match on the show, tha'ts not terrible.

I mentioned this on twitter, but if Spike actually wants wrestling and just not TNA, there is a lot of talent out there. You could start up a promotion starring Alberto, Chris Hero, AJ Styles, Drew McIntyre, The Briscoe Brothers, Hardy Boyz, Dudley Boyz, Chris Masters, Drew Gulak, Biff Busick, Timothy Thatcher, ACH, Cedric Alexander, Josh Alexander, Ethan Page, and the list goes on and on. If somebody competent existed with some fresh ideas and the talent available, this could be insanely fun. Sadly, I don't think it will.

I had a lot of fun recording this. Lots of fun and interesting conversations going on about the whole card.

I beg to differ.

Damn it. Wait till the whole damn thing ends before you decide how great it is. Even then, give it a few months to reflect. I hate this hyperbolic shit.

Click here On this week’s Pro-Wrestling Super Show, Steven Graham is joined by Phil Schneider (Segunda Caida) and Will (Good Will Wrestling) to give their top 6 lists of bleeders in pro-wrestling. Listen to the great memories of blade jobs over the years as well as Steven’s number 1 pick being ridiculed.

I have rated these matches *** 3/4 or higher: 7/21: Nakamura vs Shibata 7/21: Okada vs. Styles 7/26: Ishii vs. Honma 7/26: Naito vs. Styles 7/26: Shibata vs. Tanahashi 7/28: Styles vs. Goto 8/1: Makabe vs. Naito 8/1: Styles vs. Suzuki 8/1: Nagata vs. Shibata 8/1: Nakamura vs Ishii

The thing that really puzzles me is that the tournament isn't complete yet and it's the best ever? What if Shelton X Benjamin or Bad Luck Fale are in the finals? What if somebody gets hurt? EDIT: How quickly we forget mid 90's AJPW.

I thought WWF in 99 was shit as it happened. My friends and i in high school stopped ordering their ppvs and switched over to ECW till 2000.

I still have the feeling 99 could had been more successful if Russo wasn't involved.

I don't know what is sadder to me, Bret Hart starting and popularizing the opening 20 minute promo or The Beatles creating music videos.

Haven't listened yet, but its next after Wrestling Culture. However I think something that should happen is not making all of Raw live. For example, a 3-4 week 24 type series on Cena-Brock would be a great use of the first or last 30 minutes of Raw.

That's always my go to example.

These two are the funniest. First, he is doing reviews based on spoilers not on the actually viewing. WTF? Second, Professor Russo and wrestling 101??? That guy? Vince Russo???

Since I hate Rogers and don't want to have cable ever again, I guess I am sticking with my US version of the WWE Network.

Click here On this week's great episode, Dylan takes the side of The Shield, while Shoe reps the Freebirds in a great debate

Like there was no money in turning Hogan heel?

High: Joe's run from his debut until (see the low). He was booked as a monster and the future ace. Went through everyone and had great matches with the X division guys and Scott Steiner, among others. Low: The ppv before Bound for Glory Joe faces Jarrett in a non-title strap match, wins and the main event at bfg is sting-jarrett for the title. What stupidity, just have Joe win the title there and things would had made sense.

Didn't I listen to that on Friday?

I really enjoyed this one, keep up this side-series.

I think you compare them separately as: Buddy vs. Rollins Hayes vs. Dean Gordy vs. Roman

Going to do a show on this on Tuesday and was looking for others opinions. I think these are the two best, but are there other contenders? Which of these are better. There is so many ways to look at this.

Parv ranked DiBiase's suits!

Dylan, Muraco didn't get bad till 86. He was better as a heel though.

Click here On this weeks’s Pro-Wrestling Super Show, Steven Graham is joined by Will (Wrestling with the Past, Good Will Wrestling) and Parv (Where the Big Boys Play, Titans of Wrestling) to finish off The Wrestler Snapshot on Ted DiBiase. Listen as we discuss these three matches: Ted DiBiase vs. Ric Flair (Mid-South, 11/6/85) Ted DiBiase vs. Randy Savage (WWF, Cage, 6/25/88) Ted DiBiase & Stan Hansen vs. Toshiaki Kawada & Akira Taue (AJPW, 9/3/93) Also we answer a bunch of listener questions, including Parv ranking Ted DiBiase’s outfits. As always, we end off with our recommendations. A fitting finale to the first two-parter in PWSS history. It may even be more fun than the first.