[WFAfan4Life]

Well... I saw "Die Hard" Eddie Edwards vs "The Infamous" Bobby Fish last night at NECW's New Years Evolutiin last night live and that was a great match. Great spots, great back and forth action, great crowd involvement... I am not sure if they put it up yet, but check out their site @ www.necw.tv

Not enough people will see how good this match really was

[Zatiel]

Is this crazy Cabana/Richards match available yet, or is all the buzz from live attendance?

[Rah]

Originally Posted by geraldinhio

Also who is MR.450 ? He was said to impress many with his preformance .[/i]

He's a 24 year old Puerto Rican born wrestler. Real name is John Yurnet, with his most common ring name being Hammett. He's a Dreamwave regular and had quite a few matches for CLASH.

Here is the entire feedback for the Resistance Pro event. Quite a long read but it's not terribly written so it's definitely worth a complete read considering Resistance Pro is still a beginner promotion and might actually be worth our investment. Another addendum (not mentioned on his post) is that PAC took a nasty bump to his knees. There isn't note of him looking banged up in the write up, but he does make note of sickenly hitting his knees/legs on the guard-rail while doing a moonsault to the outside.

Also: Matt Cross ruins everything...

Originally Posted by Zatiel

Is this crazy Cabana/Richards match available yet, or is all the buzz from live attendance?

Nah, everyone is going on reports.

[topper1]

Originally Posted by Zatiel

Is this crazy Cabana/Richards match available yet, or is all the buzz from live attendance?

It's Cabana my guess is he did a dance and some fan in attendance laughed and decided it was 5 stars. Also its Resistance Pro how many great matches are had there? my guess is its a decent match that seemed better then the garbage they have most of the time.

I'll watch the match with an open mind and if I give it **** or more I'll be impressed and I'll keep quiet about Colt. I did enjoy there match last year although it would have been much better if Colt would have sold his arm

[Zatiel]

Originally Posted by topper1

It's Cabana my guess is he did a dance and some fan in attendance laughed and decided it was 5 stars. Also its Resistance Pro how many great matches are had there? my guess is its a decent match that seemed better then the garbage they have most of the time.

I'll watch the match with an open mind and if I give it **** or more I'll be impressed and I'll keep quiet about Colt. I did enjoy there match last year although it would have been much better if Colt would have sold his arm

There is not one sentence in this that leads me to believe you'll watch it with an open mind.

As someone who doesn't give a crap about star ratings, if Richards did a comedy match at all I'll be happy to watch it.

[enlightenedone9]

Originally Posted by topper1

It's Cabana my guess is he did a dance and some fan in attendance laughed and decided it was 5 stars. Also its Resistance Pro how many great matches are had there? my guess is its a decent match that seemed better then the garbage they have most of the time.

I'll watch the match with an open mind and if I give it **** or more I'll be impressed and I'll keep quiet about Colt. I did enjoy there match last year although it would have been much better if Colt would have sold his arm

Did you just ask how many great matches have happened in Resistance Pro? That seems like an odd question when they are only on their second show. Give them time then feel free to dump on them.

[topper1]

Originally Posted by Zatiel

There is not one sentence in this that leads me to believe you'll watch it with an open mind.

How bout the part where I enjoyed there ROH match last year aside from Colt's awful selling?

I'll admit I assumed Resistance Pro was just some random indy how long they have been running means little to me. I just felt like bashing Cabanan a little bit its been a while

[Rah]

Originally Posted by topper1

It's Cabana my guess is he did a dance and some fan in attendance laughed and decided it was 5 stars.

While I tend to agree with some of your belief (in that Cabana is over-rated) he has been a part of some great "serious" matches. I'd suggest, though, that before you argue against the match you read the breakdown I linked to in my previous post. In which you will find that while the match started off with Colt's usual comedy shtick, the match did progress into a competitive wrestling style.

I also suggest that you don't pick on "lesser" Indy shows and hold the notion that they're void of anything at all bearably watchable. While this may be the case for some there are others that have shown promise and are also usually home to the next big stars (they all have to start off in the business somewhere, and at lower talent levels). It's like WWE marks bashing RoH/PWG for being a low-grade, backyard promotion of no-drawing hacks. None of us would like such a comment and, as such, I think it only fair we don't propagate such a belief within the Indy environ.

Whether large or small, in the backyard or in MSG, size doesn't matter. It's the product you put out that does.

[Rickey]

TV MOTY for me so far is Roode/Hardy with Angle/Storm as a runner up. Of course these most likely won't last until the end of the year. I liked how the last hour was pretty much dedicated to these 2 feuds. Thought the drama was there in Hardy/Roode, and the crowd was actually hyped up too. Angle/Storm was a nice match with a good finish, people always talk about "Them old guys in TNA always taking away from the youngsters!" but Angle proves that wrong. Thought this was a nice blow off to the feud leading into the winner of the Roode/Hardy match.

Daniel Bryan/Big Show...eh, it was okay. More so a match to look back on for storyline purposes though.(considering what happened with AJ Lee) Preferred the two above matches.

Note: Haven't seen any puro this year and the ROH shows have been recaps so far.

[seancarleton77]

Don't knock Cabana, one of the only watchable singles Davey matches in North America in 2011 was vs Cabana in Chicago.