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Comment on Flashback: WWE No Mercy 2005 featuring Eddie Guerrero’s final PPV appearance by Karen Zupancic

Karen Zupancic — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:35:00 +0000

Three casket matches in ’08? And three people died. Strange that is.

Comment on Speak to me, Warriors….A look back at Halloween Havoc 1998 by Franny Zupancic

Franny Zupancic — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:10:00 +0000

Seriously, how much crack are you on?

Comment on Speak to me, Warriors….A look back at Halloween Havoc 1998 by Kamea Timmer

Kamea Timmer — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:02:00 +0000

i love you beth phoenix!i am keith trents(sargent trent)(s) girlfriends daghtrer i just want to say thank you for the autagraph hopefully next time i will actully be able to meet you and mabye we can wrestle together i did the hip toss on keith and his back hurt after that!hehehe:)hopefully i will get to wrestle with you on tv nex time just contact me on facebook this is what my name is kamea timmer i have a cookie monster profile picture so ask so people about me and you wrestling on tv and see what they say PLEASE its always been my dream to meet you!love you beth i’ll get back on here at 8:00a.m tomorrow to see if you replied goodnight love you!!!!:);0 ;D =)

Comment on Speak to me, Warriors….A look back at Halloween Havoc 1998 by Flashback: WWE No Mercy 2005 featuring Eddie Guerrero’s final PPV appearance | International Objects

Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:42:34 +0000

[...] Guerrero talked about his addictions and problems, which was probably as off-putting then as the Kevin Nash/Scott Hall match at Halloween Havoc was in 1998. Now, it’s even more uncomfortable to see. Shortly after this, the hype for the [...]

Comment on Royal Rumble 2011 a success–but you already knew that. by My thoughts before the 2012 WWE Royal Rumble | International Objects

My thoughts before the 2012 WWE Royal Rumble | International Objects — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 08:14:47 +0000

[...] lot of things seem to be revisited in some way this year. In the 2011 Royal Rumble, CM Punk and Daniel Bryan kicked things off right, exciting the crowd, one stiff move after [...]

Comment on Kelly Kelly vs Beth Phoenix: A look at WWE’s Divas division by Franny Zupancic

Franny Zupancic — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:46:00 +0000

45 minutes might be a bit of a stretch but I DO think that McCool was better than most gave her credit for. It’d be completely refreshing to see a lengthy ‘divas’ match, though, one that was actually good and got the crowd into it. A lot of them are extremely capable, and they all have their fanbases, so I don’t think it’d be quite the ratings-killer that WWE thinks it would be. It’s only a ratings killer because they present them as something you shouldn’t care about. If the company got behind them, the fans would. You can get the fans to hate the best wrestler in the world or love the worst wrestler in the world, depending on how you book it. I’m not talking about heel/face, either. I’m saying wrestling’s not necessarily about who’s ‘better,’ it’s about who can draw and get a crowd reaction and a lot of that has to do with booking.

And yes, Michelle is gorgeous. She turned 39 yesterday. I thought she was way younger.

Comment on Kelly Kelly vs Beth Phoenix: A look at WWE’s Divas division by Leron

Leron — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 01:03:00 +0000

I thought a singles match between Beth Phoenix and Michelle McCool at Wrestlemania could have been glorious. Michelle was one of the most talented women I’ve ever seen in the ring. And Beth is da bomb, the ultimate Polish princess….

Too bad Michelle retired before WWE came around.

(I hear she married some guy, kinda big, lots of tattoos…?)

Instead we get Snooki and, as much as I love her as a person, and love that she’s drawing a WWE salary, Vickie Guerrero doing the lamest top-rope splash in history.

Beth and Michelle one on one could have gone 45 minutes and given them each the chance to show off their strength and skill, while incidentally looking totally smoking hot. Oh well. I guess the target demo isn’t quite so deep.

Comment on Speak to me, Warriors….A look back at Halloween Havoc 1998 by Franny Zupancic

Franny Zupancic — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 20:38:00 +0000

Thanks for the comment. Not sure how I forgot to answer this, but I did!
But yeah, WCW. Always a good punchline. Goldberg and DDP WERE insanely over yet the Hulkster thought he’d sell more videos, apparently.

I may need to do some more flashback posts, they seem to hold up well compared to ‘here’s what happened on Raw number 38271.’ And I refuse to call them old-school. *shiver*

Comment on Kelly Kelly vs Beth Phoenix: A look at WWE’s Divas division by WWE TLC: The night of the trendsetter, the loser, & the Chicagoan | International Objects

Mon, 19 Dec 2011 20:25:25 +0000

[...] not a Dwayne Johnson reference, by the way. Forgettable match for a now-forgettable angle. I had high hopes for it a while back but they dropped the ball. Beth retained her title, [...]

Comment on If wrestling ‘matters’ and no one watches, does it still matter? by Mcp

Mcp — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 21:16:00 +0000

from antonio cage hell yes wrestling matters.because where i live from 2001-2004 all we got everyweek was fucking wwe.better be thankful that tna is around.hey check out nwa anarchy.net and go to tv and watch one of their shows and let me know what you think.