Posted November 5, 201014 yr comment_5457998 This was like a greatest hits match but it was a good one. They do the rope running spot with Morton monkey flipping Pritchard. They do a bunch of misdirection spots with the faces rolling through and popping the heels. They do the criss cross spot with Corny going in the ring and getting bumped. Morton does the delayed Morton rana. Del Ray hits his moonsault body press and sit out powerbomb. Morton works FIP and works it very well. Finish is Cornette getting involved for the DQ as Morton cleans house with the racket. If you had to pick a match to show someone what text book RnR v. Cornette managed tag team looks like this would be as good as any. Good pacing, good action, good structure, ending that isn't entirely fulfilling but doesn't piss you off either. Overall good stuff.
December 11, 201014 yr comment_5460189 I agree this is a solid nomination. The comedy spots hit on all cylinders. The early parts of the babyface shine were really fun. Eventually the Bodies would take control and work over Morton. Of course Morton was great as FIP. Morton's facials are so great. The Bodies are also good at working over Morton's neck. The transition to the Gibson hot tag was good. As far as DQ's go it was fine because the faces are standing tall in the ring. Overall this was fun and as Dylan said a greatest hits match between the teams. Seemed like a really good houseshow match.
June 27, 201114 yr comment_5475243 SMW Tag Titles: The Heavenly Bodies ("Gigolo" Jimmy del Rey & Dr. Tom Prichard) © vs. The Rock n Roll Express (Robert Gibson & Ricky Morton) (3/10/94) Corny's Louisville Cardinals jacket is pretty spiffy. Like Dylan said this was the classic RnR/Bodies formula here and it was done pretty damn well. The ending was the DQ ending they were running at the time since the Bodies were champs and the RnR didn't do many jobs but it didn't matter here because the work was so solid. This moves forward fairly easily.
