[sharkboy22]

Piper vs Valentine

Btw, how the heck do you get this big ass stars? lol

[zep81]

Originally Posted by Christian Louboutin

WWE Extreme Rules 2012 - Extreme Rules: John Cena vs. Brock Lesnar

Hands down, one of the most brutal, disturbing, beautyful and exciting matches I've ever seen. The drama, action, legitimacy and a raucous crowd who were in it from bell-to-bell, man this match had it all was all. I've heard a lot of outrage on forums about Cena winning here, but Lesnar DESTROYED him for nearly twenty minutes before Cena got the fluke win and Lesnar isn't seen as infallible as he was during his first run/debut. This was one of the most brutal flat out fights I've seen in a wrestling ring in a long time, some of these spots were VIOLENT and I sometimes wondered if this was a "SHOOT" because they looked so damn stiff. This was like an old school fight where two guys would stiff each other so hard they'd break bones, and to see that kind of a match worked in a WWE ring in itself was incredible, never mind all of the crazy heat and flat out hard work from both men, Cena's selling might of been the best i've ever seen from him but tbf I was more impressed with Lesnar not being in the WWE for what 8 years and for him to comeback and have a match like that FUCK ME!. ****3/4 MOTYC

Watched this again myself recently for the first time since it was live and i couldn't agree more, Lesnar was just bloody fantastic, just so perfect the way he went about his buisness, i still go 'Whoa' when he picks up the poor ref lol

[Brye]

Started the Best PPV Matches of '09-'10 last night. Set absolutely owns. So far...

Edge/Cena - Backlash '09 - ****1/2
Christian/Swagger - Backlash '09 - ****
Edge/Hardy - Judgement Day '09 - ***3/4
Mysterio/Jericho - The Bash '09 - ****1/2

[WOOLCOCK]

Came across another Lawler match from his indy commitments. I figure this thread is open to almost any form of discussion that there's no harm sharing this here. Would personally recommend it to people who have seen and enjoy the Memphis style as well as more light hearted wrestling.

Derrick King, Frankie Tucker & Jerry Lawler vs Pokerface & LA Hustlers, MCW (3/2/12)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=hQqKYIXkgLk

Incredibly fun match recommended to anyone who's a fan of Memphis style wrestling or just light hearted wrestling in general. The heels weren't overly impressive in terms of presentation and threat but in a way I thought that added a bit to the match as they came off as incredibly egotistical and thinking they were far better than they were, and it made all their bumping and comedy spots at their expense all the more funnier. Lawler was really great and its nice to know he still looked good prior to the heart attack. He's got his trademark punches down to a tee and is also really good at working the crowd in the beginning when the heels offer their hands out of respect and he anticipates a sneak attack. LOVED how he shook the hand respectfully of one of the Hustlers before slapping him when the Hustler backed him into a corner and having slapped Derrick King twice when having him in the same position earlier. There was also this amazing moment where Lawler does some looney tunes esque spot where he goes after Pokerface, taps him on the back before levelling him with punches, felt like something you'd see out of Daffy Duck and I mean that as a compliment.

Derrick King's FIP segment was pretty good as well, a few nice bumps and classic STF traits such as him making a hot tag but the ref not seeing it as well as the heels taking cheap shots on the outside. Worth watching for the post match as well, as it develops from the finish and the pre-match stipulation and is a nicely done culmination of the match.

[Choke2Death]

Originally Posted by jonoaries

I hated all of RAW's New Years Revolution PPVs. They were only good for those chamber matches. The '06 Chamber wasn't very good as far as I am concered because there was no way Masters or Carlito were going to win. They did pretty good having them work together to eliminate the more experienced and superior competition but then Carlito loss on some Wile E. Coyote type shit and ruined it. Of course the bullshit of taking Angle out of the match hurt it fort me too. Angle had just feuded with HBK and Cena so it makes sense to have them interact more but the off screen politics was too obvious in this match. Just like the WWECW December To Dismember chamber where all the good faces were taken out so they wouldn't undercut the office's guy. It just seemed too safe a match for Cena to me, overcoming two midcard heels while a main event heel was eliminated early and a main event face was used to put over the two midcard heels. Kane was basically a non-entity lol

I understand what you mean. Cena's boos were catching on real fast by that point while Angle got cheered so they almost kept them away from each other during that match and had Angle eliminated early in hopes of getting support in Cena's side... by also making him the last guy along with two midcard heels, one of which smarks hated too. That makes me think, maybe that's why the Angle WWE Championship pursuit was cut short and he got sent over to Smackdown. Good thing too as he got to wrestle Randy Orton before leaving. And Kane truly was invisible in that match for the most part. He gave Cena an awesome chokeslam but then Carlito and Masters dominated him and he got another early elimination after Angle.

That just makes me think this match felt like it ended early compared to the normal time for a chamber since there were two elimination fifteen minutes into it. But thankfully, it didn't taste as bad as the 2003 chamber where Goldberg eliminated four people in about 1 minute and got put down by a sledgehammer right after.

Btw, how the heck do you get this big ass stars? lol

I just searched "star symbol" on google and it comes up instantly. And I also get the unique half/one fourth/three fourth symbols by searching "half symbol". The yahoo answers result that comes up first has all three below the link without even clicking it.

Gonna use it from now on instead of the lovely snowflakes.

[Cookie Monster]

One thing that seriously pissed me off about the Cena/Brock match was the guy coming in to see Cenas wound at the start. Really annoyed me, it's an extreme rules match ffs.

[The Beast Incarnate]

OH FUCK.

I've come down with a big fucking stomach virus that has rendered me to my bed for the next little while. It's better than last night and earlier today, when I was in constant horrific pain

BUT SINCE I'M HERE ..... What Wrestlemania should I watch ? I got ALL of the ones I didn't have for Christmas (I-XVIII , XXIII-XXVI) and I need something to make me forget about the ridiculous amount of pain I'm in, SO THROW A NUMBER OUT

[VladMan2012]

WWE Judgment Day 2006 review.



- Tag Team Champions Joey Mercury & Johnny Nitro vs. Paul London & Brian Kendrick.
Much like the Judgment Day event like the year before this, M&M also open this one up. Very much preferred this one over the previous one. A well-worked tag team match-up to kick off the show! ★★★1/2

- Chris Benoit vs. Finlay.
Screw the two Sheamus vs. Tensai matches from a few months ago, this is how a legitimate brawling match-up is done! The former is the greatest ring-worker of all-time, and I've always thought the latter was a great wrestler in his own rights. Glad this match got over 20 minutes and wow, what a match it was! ★★★★

- Jillian Hall vs. Melina.
Skipped this one.

- Cruiserweight Champion Gregory Helms vs. Super Crazy.
Too short for a cruiserweight bout, very limited high-flying. Overall it left me highly disappointed. Should've been given more time, then it'd be fun. ★

- Kurt Angle vs. Mark Henry.
And here we are, the match of the olympics. Couldn't stand their first PPV encounter earlier that year at the Royal Rumble, which I still can't get over the fact that it main-evented over the actual Royal Rumble match itself. Having that said, I was hoping for a bit of a redemption after their awful match. Turned out to be pretty solid after all. Also liked the aftermath which saw Angle beating Henry with the steel chair plenty of times, giving him the Angle Slam on the announce table, then putting him through it. ★★1/2

- Booker T vs. Bobby Lashley - 2006 King of the Ring Finals.
Sweet match with both bringing the best out of each other. On a related note, I liked the King of the Ring archive highlights they were showing throughout the show. ★★3/4

- Undertaker vs. The Great Khali.
Expected this to be the worst match of the night when it was first announced due to the latter, arguably the worst wrestler of all-time, participating in it. But this match turned out to be a bit better than I'd originally thought it would be. An above-average giant vs. giant battle. ★★

- World Heavyweight Champion Rey Mysterio vs. JBL.
Extremely heated contest, totally captivating, good story-telling, etc. JBL was vicious with the harsh beatings, busting him open with blood flowing out of the mask, and trash-talking to the wife. Mysterio eventually overcame his offense by delivering the 619 followed by an Eddie Guerrero style Five-Star Frog Splash, to get the pinfall win. Quite possibly my favorite underdog 'overcoming the odds' victory. Overall, a fantastic SmackDown main-event match with a nice unpredictability factor. ★★★★

Overall, WWE Judgment Day 2006 gets an 8/10.

[Fandango]

Originally Posted by Best In The North Pole

OH FUCK.

I've come down with a big fucking stomach virus that has rendered me to my bed for the next little while. It's better than last night and earlier today, when I was in constant horrific pain

BUT SINCE I'M HERE ..... What Wrestlemania should I watch ? I got ALL of the ones I didn't have for Christmas (I-XVIII , XXIII-XXVI) and I need something to make me forget about the ridiculous amount of pain I'm in, SO THROW A NUMBER OUT

24. A great show from top to bottom and one of my favorite PPVs ever.

[VladMan2012]

Yeah, I'd also go with WrestleMania 24. Loved it from start to finish, magnificent show! One of my favorite WrestleMania's, top three for sure.