rovert

Yeah, Mark Henry is much, much better than Mr. Anderson. Given all the DVDR related fallout I dont know who is and isnt being sarcastic here

The worse than Michael Jackson line was aged quickly

Has anyone gotten Role Opera by Vince Russo yet? Apparently it sets the record for the amount of times Wade Keller, Dave Meltzer and fake Wrestling are mentioned in a book.

A random ancedote I remember popped up which Foley tells about him and Maxx Payne crying together to Tori Amos (the song Me and A Gun I guess) while on the road.

Coupled with all the ball shots from the women

From todays Obeserver update: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApLkKmWrpK0 OMG

It was never really reported outside of the Observer for whatever reason was it?

Damn kids cheering Cena *shakes fist*

How was Vince and WWE pissing on its name? In 2008 and 2009 it was probably the best pro wrestling show on TV (although I'm sure it was unintentional). Ask Tommy Dreamer THIS is why he left

I was fucking dreading the Batista Bomb

I must have missed Bret Hart's entry in it

I miss premature death at this stage

I hope he slaps Tatsu

Not even analysing what he says, in general he comes across as an extremely dislikeable little troll of a man here.

Off topic for the thread but Joe Babinsack wrote something nice and coherent: http://www.f4wonline.com/content/view/12122/

End of an era

Reducing Russo to Facebook tears is the best thing he ever has done IMO

History has shown that was largely the case pretty much. Hasnt it?

There's a small chapter on it in his book Total MMA, but I got the feeling that a lot of that chapter had been shortened. Yeah he pretty much danced around the current generation of the family.

He is? He's always taking TNA to task for the convoluted storylines and overbooking. Maybe so, but if he's actually blaming Russo for those problems, that's a big new development. As recently as 2007, he was bending over backwards to deflect blame for TNA's failings from Russo onto Jarrett and Mantel. If you say so dude, either way it is hardly new.

The Glass Ceiling: 10th anniversary

TNA is really turning into the South Park version of Pro Wrestling with all the talking and personal politics

I guess that makes all those imiations less mocking then.

Agreed but little could live up to the history in fairness. The first segment of IMPACT was the dirt worst first first impression wise with the fans, I want chairshots, clusterfuck cage match ending in a DQ to the sound of bullshiy chants. The most depressing thing about last night and in mainstream Wrestling in general is the lack of new and innovative ideas, even in just the delivery of those ideas.

Anyone seen Guest Booker with Mike Graham? Certionly non-essential but he does say the same things he said in the Rise & Fall of WCW about giving Bischoff the "keys for success" with the added bonus of stating Magnum TA's car crash Was karma for leaving his father's promotion. Nice. Despite it being a Guest Booker Graham doesnt book any angles