Saturday, October 20, 2018

Southern Legacy Wrestling Episode #28

Giving this a look see.

David Ali vs. Jaxon Vile vs. Kavron Kanyon Extreme Heat vs. Johnny Kaos "The Rock n Roll Express" Robert Gibson & Ricky Morton vs. "The Rednexicans" Bobby Flaco & Kavron Kanyon Also, a Battle Royal to crown a new Southern Legacy Wrestling Alabama Heavyweight Champion! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ5cjSdSKI8 www.slwpro.com or Check us out on Facebook!

MLW Fusion Episode 27: "Filthy" Tom Lawlor vs. Shane "Swerve" Strickland

Pat Tanaka Talks WWF Stars Not Wanting To Work With Him, Vince McMahon's Response, Shawn Michaels

Recently The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling was able to welcome for a very rare interview former Orient Express and Bad Company member, Pat Tanaka. Known as a tag team specialist in the AWA and WWF, Tanaka's size and moves were deemed innovative for the time he competed and he retells the stories that helped mold his career and overcome a lot of adversity during a "big man" era. We also get amazing insight into the famed Royal Rumble 1991 opening match between the Orient Express and The Rockers where the four men competing turned three minuets into an all time classic. The full episode can be downloaded at this link.
Being paired with Sato as The Orient Express:
"I didn't mind it at all. I am Japanese for real but I'm not from Japan. I was born in the States and heck I didn't mind it at all and it is apart of my third generation. I am Japanese and I didn't mind playing Japanese and it is cool with me because what better character to give? People would have had plastic surgery to look oriental to take my place. How could I say no?

"I was just like wow. I couldn't believe it was so awesome. I remember knowing it was so different for me because you have to remember that there was no small guys back then. I was 5'8'' and I weighed 170 lbs and I remember our first team we worked with was the Demolition and they were looking at me as to say, 'yeah right.' They were upset and were saying that they were not working with us, it was bullsh*t and that they were not putting over 'those' guys. When you walked in that dressing room it was intimidating because you've got all these big guys and they were asking, 'what are you doing Vince?' It was horrible how it was to us but I just did whatever they asked me to do and I know Vince had to tell them that either you work with us or you leave because he didn't want anything happening to us when we are in the ring. After a couple of matches everybody knew we were okay and they got to know me and they knew that I worked my ass off and that I would bump my ass off for them and do my job. I wasn't out there to be a star, I was there to make them look good that was my job."
Bringing in former partner Paul Diamond as Kato:
"Me and him (Diamond) never had to say anything to each other because we pretty much knew what was next and what we had to do. It is like The Rockers with Marty Jannetty and Shawn Michaels because they never had to talk. We put that match together for the Royal Rumble because we originally thought our match was going to be three minutes and they told us right as we were walking out that now they need thirty minutes, that crazy when you are walking to the ring. But it is just like that, it is just the chemistry you have with your partner and the teams that you work with. I was lucky to work with people like Shawn Michaels, Marty Jannetty, Demolition, Legion of Doom were incredible to work with and people like the Hart Foundation and I mean Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Jim Neidhart and anyone who was in that era they really loved to work and that is what was great about it."
"When we put our finish together for the first three minutes we didn't think we'd have to stretch it for twenty-seven minutes. But it is like when we faced Legion of Doom it didn't look right. They had five-hundred pounds on us and it looked ridiculous with us working them but when we did work with them it was the chemistry that was incredible and it was so much fun to work with them and I loved taking those fast bumps and that kind of stuff."
Stretching Royal Rumble 91 from 3 minutes to 30:
"Pretty much everybody that I remember stood up on their feet and started clapping because pretty much we couldn't breathe when we came to the back and it was just so crazy how out of breathe we were that I couldn't even talk and so blown up. But I remember that everybody was just saying what a match it was and that is something that is rarely said to you."
Did he prefer to work Shawn Michaels or Marty Jannetty:
"Honestly, I worked with both Marty and Shawn in single matches and I'll tell you one thing that it is just incredible working with both of them that I couldn't pick one because I know that they are going to take care of me and I am going to take care of them and it is going to be great. Heck, it was a blast just working with either one of them so I can't pick because they were both incredible."

Had To Put Someone At Pro-Wrestling.Net In Check (updated)



Jason At Pro-Wrestling.Net did the story alleging that Chris Jericho, Jim Ross and AXS-TV were creating a wrestling promotion together. I saw over at Wrestlinginc that both Jericho AND, AXS-TV killed the rumor. As you can see by the shots here I tried to inform Jason (Much like I did a guy named "Park' over at The Torch) That Jericho and AXS-TV both deny this. You can see for yourself how Jason responds to having someone confirm something he allegedly 'couldn't confirm'. One look at Wrestlinginc confirmed it so how he 'couldn't confirm' it is a freaking mystery. Sometimes you just have to make someone look like the fucking idiot that they are. I also posted the link to where AXS-RV denied involvement but obviously Jason won't approve that one because well. I pretty much did his job for him and I'm not even part of Pro-Wrestling.Net. You can thank me for doing what the so called 'more well known' columnsys can't seem to do. It was my pleasure putting Jason here, in check.



Since Jason at Pro-Wrestling.Net replied but wouldn't post the other thing that confirms what he claims he 'couldn't confirm'. I'll add this here. My site doesn't get enough attention? I do believe these numbers from yesterday leading in to today say what kind of viewership I get. It's quite impressive. And of course he's going to go with the usual, yet most typical "I'm done with this'" reply. They always hide behind that when someone comes and checks them, for them like I have.

Low Ki & Homicide v Da Hit Squad - Beyond Wrestling (Tag Team MLW LAX JAPW)

WWA (Kentucky) Hysteria 74 - Deception 2018

Andrew Hunter finally gets his hands on Stonewall in a one on one contest, and it's for the WWA Championship! Plus, "Superior" Tony Evans has earned a title shot anywhere, any time. He teams with Jake Bravado against Cortland Moore and "Superstar" Ray Waddell in a match that was supposed to happen a month ago. Tyler Hawkins and Logan Abell face off to try and prove who is the better champion in a non-title match. All of this plus the WWA Tag Team Champions the Perfect Pair, Krutch, Dakota France, Brenton Wood, Josiah, Lizzy Sixx, the Queen, WWA General Manager Drake Jaxon, and more! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYeXhGKvU6s&t=7s

Appalachian Mountain Wrestling AMW-TV Episode 111: October 20, 2018

WWE Adding Match To Network They Already Have On Youtube (DUH! Fucking Idiots)


On Tuesday at 11 PM Eastern, it will be an episode of "WWE Marquee Matches" showcasing the Lita versus Trish Stratus Women's Title Match that headlined the December 6, 2004 edition of Raw.
You mean THIS match!? That's ALREADY ON THEIR YOUTUBE channel!? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt0l7Jundjs   How fucking stupid is this? Adding a match to their network that's been on their Youtube channel for over SIX YEARS!. Yes, WWE can be this stupid, indeed.