Friday, July 13, 2018
New York Post Interview w/ ROH COO Joe Koff on ROH MSG Show
https://nypost.com/2018/07/13/why-wwes-biggest-competitors-get-to-challenge-it-at-msg/
Watching This Right Now. Reality of Wrestling TV: Episode 216
Published on Jul 13, 2018
(Reality of Wrestling) is a wrestling promotion owned by Booker T that runs out of Houston, Texas showcasing the top unsigned talent from around the world in a weekly episodic series.
(Reality of Wrestling) is a wrestling promotion owned by Booker T that runs out of Houston, Texas showcasing the top unsigned talent from around the world in a weekly episodic series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3yuAzoKzps
Wrestlinginc Show they're little bitches, LOL!
When you tell the so called "bigger news sites" about WWE's 'hidden gem' isn't really a hidden gem and they don't have the balls to report it and someone like me lets them know he did what didn't have the ballls to do, THIS, is the end result. They act like bitches, LMAO
Cody Says WWE Has A Lock On Another Arena, What Was The Last Non-WWE Wrestling Event At MSG?
- As noted, Ring of Honor announced that they will be holding a joint card with NJPW called G1 Supercard at Madison Square Garden during WrestleMania weekend on Saturday, April 6, 2019. That same night, WWE will be presenting NXT Takeover six miles away at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. It was originally revealed last month that ROH was trying to hold an event at the arena, but WWE had managed to temporarily block it. Until now, no other wrestling promotion had been allowed to run MSG due to their relationship with WWE. Wrestling Inc. was on hand at last week's NJPW G1 Special press conference, and Cody Rhodes revealed that other wrestling promotions also can't run the Staples Center in Los Angeles due to their relationship with WWE.
"I found out the hard way that Staples Center is locked down to WWE," Cody said, while discussing how he'd like to see NJPW take more chances with bigger events in the U.S.
- I was looking into the last time a non-WWE pro wrestling show was held at the Garden, and it appears that it has never happened since the formation of the company in 1963 as the WWWF. Before that, the NWA Capitol Wrestling Corporation would exclusively run the Garden, however that was still owned by Vince McMahon Sr. (and Joseph "Toots" Mondt) and was the precursor to the WWWF. Before that, you'd have to go to 1957 when Manhattan Wrestling Enterprises stopped running the Garden, which was owned by Mondt.
As noted, WCW did hold an event at the Paramount Theater (now called the Hulu Theater) in 1996, which is a 5,000 seat facility located beneath the Madison Square Garden arena, but not at the arena itself.
HAKU DISCUSSES WHETHER ALL THE CRAZY STORIES ABOUT HIM ARE TRUE, IF THERE IS ANYONE HE IS AFRAID OF AND MORE
Last week, The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling Podcast was joined by the absolute face of fear, HAKU on their 350th episode. Haku took a long look back on his storied career as well as address the stories and the tall-tales shared by so many of his fellow wrestlers about his history and whether or not he actually is the toughest man to ever step through the ropes of a wrestling ring. But Haku doesn't stop there, for nearly an hour he relives stories about his early days wrestling in Canada, teaming with Andre The Giant, the Islanders tag team as well as his run in WCW helping elevate younger talent. The full episode is available for download at this link.
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Getting the chance to work with his sons in New Japan:
“I always try to give back to the Japanese and for what they have done for me. I've always said that no matter who the promoter is that it is only a job but in Japan it is showing them that I respect them and am grateful. With New Japan we've gone to New Zealand together and of course Japan and I hope that my boys understand that. With this new generation I'm not too sure sometimes if they understand that. I'm not too sure if you know that sometimes history ends and my life is to give back and It is my life to show them the way and I hope they understand that. In Japan they know our relationship and they give me another chance to go there."
Where does he rank himself against the other “legit” tough guys in wrestling history (Harley Race, The Road Warriors, The Steiner Brothers):
"I was afraid of them and I am still away from them. They were all the toughest guys that I knew in the field and I was just a third world country boy that has come into the business and trying to feed my family back home so whatever comes in my way (laughing) you know things happen."
"I am not the toughest. I am a gentleman (laughing) just doing my job and it was those guys that are tough and they don't know how tough they are. But things happen and in the old days we were taught that with the wrestling we “kayfabe” them and we protect our business inside and outside the ring. So when we weren't filming it was when I was protecting our business and it was to show respect but things happen just because people showed disrespect and in life there is wrestling and there is no wrestling and for me it was protecting the business."
Are the stories true or is all just a myth:
"I'll tell you that some of them are true and some of them they make up. The beating up the people in bars is again just protecting the business and showing them what this business is all about. So most of them are true and I'm not bragging, I'm just telling you guys that it was just me protecting the business. People just had the wrong timing and had a few beers and would turn around calling the business saying it was fake and sometimes I guess it was jealousy that we were in the bar and that girls saw you on TV and start talking to you and are not talking to those local boys so there was other things that happened."
For this and every other episode of The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling and The Triple Threat Podcast featuring "The Franchise" Shane Douglas please subscribe to us on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podomatic, and Player FM. Also follow us on Twitter @TwoManPowerTrip
H20 Wrestling Debuting In Ohio
H20 WRESTLING DEBUTING IN DAYTON, OHIO NEXT WEEK
By Mike Johnson on 7/13/2018 11:04 AM
H20 Wrestling makes it's Midwest Debut w/
"Destruction in Dayton"
LIVE - Friday, July 20th
at the Rockstar Pro Arena
1106 E Third Street - Dayton, Ohio
Doors 7:00pm - Bell Time 7:30pm
Tickets:
Front Row: $20 | 2nd Row: $15 | GA: $10
Reserve / Purchase Tickets by emailing - rpfrontrow@gmail.com
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Featured Card:
H20 Championship: Fans Bring The Weapons Match
Alex Colon vs Jeff Cannonball vs (c) Ron Mathis
H20 HYBRID Championship Match
AERO BOY vs (c) Conor Claxton
Double Sided Barbwire Hell
Mikael vs "Bulldozer" Matt Tremont
Up Shit's Creek Street Fight
SHLAK vs "Big Scare" Dan O' Hare
1st Time Ever: Tag Team Match
Stockade & G-Raver vs The Hooligans
Women's Match
Maria Manic vs Samantha Heights
1st Time Ever HOSS Fight
"Legendary" Larry D vs Steve "Monsta" Mack
H20 vs Rockstar Pro Scramble Match
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H20Wrestling.com
Facebook.com/HardcoreHustleOrg
Twitter: @H_2_0Wrestling
IG: hardcorehustleorg
"Destruction in Dayton"
LIVE - Friday, July 20th
at the Rockstar Pro Arena
1106 E Third Street - Dayton, Ohio
Doors 7:00pm - Bell Time 7:30pm
Tickets:
Front Row: $20 | 2nd Row: $15 | GA: $10
Reserve / Purchase Tickets by emailing - rpfrontrow@gmail.com
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Featured Card:
H20 Championship: Fans Bring The Weapons Match
Alex Colon vs Jeff Cannonball vs (c) Ron Mathis
H20 HYBRID Championship Match
AERO BOY vs (c) Conor Claxton
Double Sided Barbwire Hell
Mikael vs "Bulldozer" Matt Tremont
Up Shit's Creek Street Fight
SHLAK vs "Big Scare" Dan O' Hare
1st Time Ever: Tag Team Match
Stockade & G-Raver vs The Hooligans
Women's Match
Maria Manic vs Samantha Heights
1st Time Ever HOSS Fight
"Legendary" Larry D vs Steve "Monsta" Mack
H20 vs Rockstar Pro Scramble Match
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H20Wrestling.com
Facebook.com/HardcoreHustleOrg
Twitter: @H_2_0Wrestling
IG: hardcorehustleorg
When You Try And tell other Newsites WWE's "Gem' Isn't Quite A 'Gem'
An example of what happens when you inform the 'bigger' newsites and columnists that their report on the "hidden Gem" isn't so hidden after all? They don't approve your reply, LOL! Why they so scared? Thjey had the guts to report the gem but no guts to show that their 'gem' is readily available on Youtube? Guess Meltzer, PWInsider, and Wrestlinginc got a sudden case of lackofballs. LMAO! Least I had the guts to show this when nobody has the balls. They'll approve replies like this but they won't approve the one with the link to where it's at on YouTube, LMAO. Some real fucking idiots run Wrestlinginc, LOL!
WWE's new ahem.. "Hidden Gem" For Their Network
The infamous “Black Saturday” episode of World Championship Wrestling will be this week’s Hidden Gem upload on the WWE Network, according to a report.
Yet, THIS HIDDEN GEM, is available right on YouTube, hhmm. so much for it being a 'hidden gem', LMAO!
hmmm
Apparently I had forgotten the password to this thing and earlier today when i popped into google, the old password came up, so I have thios back again. But now I post in like 7 different FB wrestling groups including my own and here's the link. Come join the fun there. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1261827410577356/?ref=bookmarks
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