Saturday, August 28, 2021
Another Day? And Another Conrad Thompson F*ck Up Comes (You'd Think He'd REALLY Try To Fix These Things By Now)
This has become such a long running bad joke, that it'd be funny if it wasn't so sad. Sad that Conrad Thompson obviously doesn't give two shits HOW, his videos look or sound when they get uploaded, just as long as they're uploaded.
I mean I just covered this issue YESTERDAY with this story. https://billsbrandnewblog.blogspot.com/2021/08/conrads-continuing-saga-of-video-screw.html And yet not even a DAY, TWENTY FOUR, FFUUCCKKING HOURS go by and here we are again. Another fuck up of one of Conrad's video clips.
It's not like he hasn't been contacted about it. Here's proof I did it, and he STILL hasn't replied about it.
And look, someone else attempted to contact Conrad and HE, got no answer from Mr. "Save With Conrad' either.
I even went ahead and replied to someone who asked about it, right there in the comments section.
It wouldn't surprise me if my comment there "mysteriously" gets deleted. Cause God forbid the truth of this ongoing dumb shit is quite embarrassing, even if nobody has any balls to actually fix the problem.
Maybe one of you viewers who are reading this can ask Conrad about it, and see if he'll answer you and explain to you why he's avoiding correcting these problems. Because as long as they continue, it'll show that as 'professional' as he claims to be? These constant fuck ups and hiom seemingly not caring show, just how "unprofessional' he's become.
Maybe Conrad should reach into those deep pockets and actually PAY some one who knows what the fuck they're doing to upload these clips.
But I guess that, like actually fixing these ongoing issues would take some balls, and if Conrad won't even acknowledge these issues? What does that say, about him. makes you go, HHHMMMM.
John Goodman on the history of Wrestling At The Chase in St. Louis | NWA 73 Open
actor John Goodman present the cold open for NWA 73, discussing the history, legacy & tradition of the National Wrestling Alliance and Wrestling at the Chase.
American Pro Wrestling EP #47
On this episode: -Jigsaw Jack vs Ryan Lee -APW Tag Team Titles V.D. vs Tyler Storm & Dusty $ -APW US Title Jett Morris vs Dagon Plus much more!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUYkGoc6GQM
Chelsea Green: “It’s really cool that I’m ‘fired’ at this time, so I’m able to do all this."
Opportunities for women are “endless” outside WWE, says Chelsea Green. That’s why she was determined to work with as many wrestling companies as possible — without being locked to any in particular — after exiting NXT.
“It’s really cool that I’m ‘fired’ at this time, so I’m able to do all this,” Green said during an exclusive interview for The Wrestling Inc. Daily.
Since departing WWE earlier this year, Green has worked with Ring of Honor, returned to Impact Wrestling and on Sat., Aug. 28, appears the NWA EMPOWERRR all-women’s pay-per-view. Though she expected push-back from each of those companies for refusing exclusivity, the star admits all three have been beyond accommodating.
“I thought I would have to fight for that, but I did not at all,” Green confirmed. “Ring of Honor, Impact and NWA were all so welcoming!”
After arriving unexpectedly in ROH, Green told audiences she was unable to wrestle — but did exactly that the next week at Impact’s Slammiversary. Now she main events EMPOWERRR, which brings together NWA, AEW, ROH, Impact and top indie talents in St. Louis.
“Hey, you kicked me to the curb,” she said of WWE, “But I have a million opportunities that I’m able to capitalize on, and we never had these opportunities before.”
The same goes for other recently-released WWE stars, Green says. Though they are “probably trying to surprise us,” she is certain familiar names will pop up sooner rather than later, going so far as to say Impact is ripe for it.
“There are so many people coming in and out of Impact, the opportunities are really endless there,” she stated. “We could see Ruby [Soho, AKA, Riott]. We could see The IIconics. We could see any of the females being released from WWE come through the Impact doors at any moment, and that’s pretty cool too.”
However, Green said, realistically “some of these girls have to end up at AEW.” Green says not only does it seem a no-brainer, it would be a definite win for the company.
“It would be a travesty if they didn’t; AEW can totally gain from those faces,” she stated. “We all love to watch them. We all know them. We know they’re great workers.”
While Green knows AEW is a likely destination for some, she holds out hope to see old friends in other places too.
“It would be insane if some of them didn’t end up there,” she concluded, “But I hope and I pray, we get them at NWA, Ring of Honor or Impact.”
ICONS let their fists fly! | IMPACT! Highlights Aug 26, 2021
The best of two generations of IMPACT Knockouts - Deonna Purrazzo and Mickie James - are joined by another icon Melina... and things get out of hand real fast!
Championship Wrestling From Hollywood 8.28.21
AUGUST 28, 2021: Today's Championship Wrestling from Hollywood is the "Best of the Arizona State Championship!" Here's today's card: RAY ROSAS vs JAYME BEACHLER RAY ROSAS vs DAN JOSEPH RAY ROSAS vs DAN JOSEPH
BRIAN MYERS vs GANGREL - SOLDOTNA SLAM - WRESTLEPRO ALASKA
On Sept. 18th, 2020, WrestlePro Alaska made its debut at the All American Training Center in Soldotna, Alaska for "Soldotna Slam." In a featured match-up, WWE legend Gangrel the Vampire Warrior took on former WWE superstar and current Impact Wrestling star, "The Most Professional Wrestler" Brian Myers! Could Myers get past the fact he was facing someone he idolized growing up? Would Gangrel sink his teeth into this challenge to pick up the win?
TOMMY DREAMER vs SHANE DOUGLAS - NO DQ MATCH - WRESTLEPRO ALASKA
On April 9th in Palmer, Alaska, two ECW legends came face to face as Tommy Dreamer and Shane Douglas both made their debuts in the Last Frontier. After a bit of nostalgia, these two went hardcore in a No DQ match that spilled to the outside on a frigid night in Palmer! Who would come out on top? Better yet, who would survive?
VSK vs "ALL EGO" ETHAN PAGE - CAP TV NORTHERN INVASION
On February 1st, 2020, Create A Pro returned to the Knights of Columbus in Lynbrook, NY for their event, "Northern Invasion." In a CAP championship match, VSK faced off with Impact Wrestling star, and current AEW star, "All Ego" Ethan Page. Page might not have taken this match too seriously, which definitely cost him at different points. Would VSK capitalize and continue his historic reign as CAP champion?
ALLYSIN KAY vs "THE LEGIT HOSS" CORINNE MINK - WRESTLEPRO
On November 16th, 2019, WrestlePro returned to the Rahway Rec Center for "Going Out With a Bang!" In a featured women's bout, NWA Women's World Champion Allysin Kay took on "The Legit Hoss" Corinne Mink in a non-title bout. Mink was determined she could hang with the very best, and Kay is always up for a challenge. Would Corinne be able to pick up an upset victory, or would it be just another day for AK?
"THE FRANCHISE" SHANE DOUGLAS vs "THE ACE OF SPACE" LSG - WRESTLEPRO ALASKA
On April 10th, 2020 in Palmer, Alaska, ECW legend "The Franchise" Shane Douglas faced off with former WrestlePro Silver Champ, "The Ace of Space" LSG. LSG grew up watching and idolizing Douglas, so this match meant the world to him. To Douglas, this was another opportunity to prove The Franchise was still at the top of his game. Who would come out on top as the Human Rocket and The Franchise faced off in the Last Frontier!
Tasha Steelz vs Big Swole (Women's Wrestling) Battle Club Pro
Tasha Steelz defends her Battle Club Pro Icons Championship vs Big Swole.
From Jobber Tears Podcast & Battle Club Pro's "Above the Ring", live in Brooklyn, NY. It's a battle of promotions as Impact star Tasha Steelz puts her gold on the line against AEW star Big Swole. Both ladies are no strangers to Battle Club Pro & Jobber Tears, this is your main event of the evening.
Mickie James Interview On NWA EmPowerrr Decision Makers Needing To Be Women
NWA EmPowerrr executive producer Mickie James joined Busted Open Radio to promote the all women’s wrestling show, taking place tonight as part of NWA’s weekend at The Chase Park Plaza in St. Louis. James got emotional talking about putting together the show and how cool it was to take the reigns of something she’s long been fighting for.
“I’m really passionate about it,” James said. “And I think, through all the things, a lot of things can be taken out of context. Because people have never been in my shoes, they don’t know what it’s like. Your life really depends on what someone else’s opinion of you is, you know what I mean? So it’s really cool to be able to take the reigns and present women’s wrestling and do what I was fighting so hard for, and be given the platform to do what I was fighting so hard for. It’s really amazing and it makes me cry because Impact didn’t have to do any of that. They’ve gone above and beyond to help me because they believe in me and they love me and obviously we have a really good relationship. And they wanted to see EmPowerrr be successful, because they want me to be successful.
“It’s been really amazing to see that and to see the bumpers, the video package and all these cool things to promote the show that isn’t even their show. But even like Billy giving me the platform and to be able to present the show in a way I kind of saw it in a vision, or however it is. It’s just really cool, and it’s cool because I don’t, I didn’t want people, because of how things ended with WWE, I think people think I have this bitterness or this anger whatever. I’m more of a sarcastic person, if you know my sense of humor, I joke about a lot of things because it’s easier to hide my emotions underneath jokes. But I really wanted to do something special and I really wanted to do something powerful, and I couldn’t do that alone. And I think I found the right women to present and everybody’s come together, and it’s amazing. It’s amazing and it makes me cry sometimes. Because I love wrestling.”
James also talked about all the decision makers involved with EmPowerrr being women, with Gail Kim, Jazz and Madusa assisting her in putting the show together. It was important to James that this be the case.
“That was important to me too and that was a conversation with Billy and I where we were like ‘we need to have where it’s like an all (women’s produced show),'” James said. “There’s obviously going to be men back there helping, between Pat and Billy and Daivari or whoever else. But the people at the decision making table needed to be women and I was like ‘well I feel they needed to be women who represented the generations of pro wrestling.’ Who all overcame they’re own adversities, who kind of kicked down glass ceilings and the doors. I remember when I first tried out for ECW, Jazz was there and I was like ‘holy s**t.’ She was a bad ass. She was so different and when I first got into wrestling that was what I wanted to be. I wanted to be one of the best wrestlers and not just one of the best female wrestlers, just one of the best wrestlers. To me Jazz was that, because she would wrestle like the guys. And everything she did looked legit and it was impactful and it was powerful, yes she was still beautiful and still a woman and she was a strong, bad ass woman in a man’s ring. And that was the big difference maker.
“I think every women’s career that I’ve chosen is significant and they’ve all broken down those glass ceilings for themselves, for the generations and for people to come back and want to aspire to be like them. From Madusa, you know, even Beth (Phoenix) has said that was her favorite, and she was one of her biggest inspirations. I think we all have our stories. Everybody in wrestling has their stories and their obstacles and all the things. But it’s really cool that it’s a multi-generational women’s kind of (thing). The road that had been paved to get to where we’re at now with all these women, it’s just pretty remarkable. And it’s multicultural, multi-generational, multi-bad asses. And I can’t say enough about Gail. I love Gail so much and what she’s done with the Knockouts too and what she was able to do with Impact. It’s just really cool. And they’re all my friends and I love them and I respect them, and I respect their opinions. We’re all on the same boat on the same team. It’s good, it’s really, really good.”
While James won’t be wrestling on EmPowerrr as she focuses on producing it, she will wrestle at the NWA 73 Anniversary Show the next night, taking on Kylie Rae. James is over the moon about the matchup.
“I’m very excited about it,” James said. “Obviously Kylie is amazing and anyone that I’ve talked to and I’ve seen, I saw her perform at the last set of tapings and that was the first time I’ve met her. I think she’s incredible. Everyone’s compared her to me in a lot of ways and I’m like ‘oh I don’t know. She might be better (but not really).’ No she’s incredible and I’m very excited. It’s the right match as well because it’s a good homecoming. It’s my first match back in a ring in a long time and it felt right, because she’s a babyface, Smiley Kylie. And I know that she’s going to go out there and we’re going to have a killer match. And that was kind of what it’s about, and that’s to go out there and have like a first match back that felt good for the people, that felt good for me, that felt good for her. And I think it’s going to be awesome.”
James also talked about her good friend Melina, who will be wrestling Deonna Purrazzo for the Impact Knockouts Championship on EmPowerrr. James really put over Melina and how she’s working to overcome set backs that have recently plagued her, with James’ encouragement.
“I look at Melina and her career and everything and I know Melina, and I know her heart and her soul,” James said. “She’s very passionate. I felt like, especially after her knee injury and she almost went back and then she didn’t end up going back, she’s just had a lot of setbacks. We all have during the pandemic and stuff. It was never, I can always try to remind her like ‘those have nothing to do with you or your talent and ability. Because you’re amazing and you’re a star.’
"We get so humbled all the time that I think we forget how bright our star shines. And we almost kind of downplay our successes or downplay our victories and downplay all these things because we’re not supposed to celebrate them. I just want to shake her sometimes cause I’m like ‘you’re Melina. You’re amazing, you’re a star and and you are a multi-time Women’s Champion and you’re going to go out there and kill it. And I think we all need that one person to remind us that we’re freaking amazing, because you’ll have a whole lot of people try to tell you that you’re not.”