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Wrestling Thread May2-9/ The NEW ERA/WWE Black Friday/ Hornswoggle, Cameron, Santino, Zeb Colter, Al
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Just to be brief, he suffered a stroke 6 years ago. Left him paralyzed waist down and in a wheelchair w/ his speech also affected. Cause of death tho was a heart attack, and it couldn't have been more out of nowhere than it was. But ultimately his eating habits and cigarette smoking since his youth did him no favors whatsoever.
He's a tough son a *****, I'll give him that. For what he dealt with over these last 6 years and the hours of suffering in the hospital Thursday night/Friday AM... no one should ever go through that.
Appreciate all the kind words guys! Truly means a lot coming from ppl I've never met.
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My sincere condolences man. We are here for you and always will be.
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macbk
my condolences man. RIP.I know how that can feel so if you need to talk my PM is open.
Stay strong.
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Damn Mac, sorry for your loss man. RIP.
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My father had a stroke in 2014.
Years of abuse to his body. Diabetic, High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol. No exercise. For YEARS.
I was always the one trying to help him take care of himself, he never listened.
Now guess who is the one that has to clean up everything?
I get angry thinking about it
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@macbk -- my condolences. I remember you briefly mentioning that he was going with you to Summerfest this year.
Just know that he's in a better place now and won't have to suffer anymore. If you wanna grab Henny/beers in BK, hit me up.
...So
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[h2]THEY SAID IT…[/h2]
“I said “Change your browser,” and Jim said “Isn’t that the guy from Sha-na-na?’”- Brian Last on Jim Cornette’s computer problems.
[h2]THE USUAL SUSPECTS[/h2]
VIP Lounge (4/24/16): MVP is on the road again, taping multiple interviews while on the road, much as he did with Lucha Underground in that ill-fated podcast a few weeks ago. This time, while in Chile, he talks to Hugo Savinovich, Konnan, Rey Mysterio, & John Morrison (with Carlito hanging around in the background). Morrison remains a very enjoyable podcast guest, which is interesting because he had the hardest time finding his personality in the WWE. But the one I wanted to hear more from the most was Hugo Savinovich, who sounds like he has a wealth of stories. Hopefully MVP doesn’t get canned for this show (and if that sounds harsh, he makes the same joke himself during the show). THUMBS UP
Indyriffic (4/25/16): European wrestler Big Damo drops by for a chat with Matt and Jaims. He talks about the burgeoning European wrestling scene, getting to work with New Japan wrestlers, his time in TNA, and his upcoming trip to America. Damo comes across as a likeable chap and even if you don’t know anything about him, topics like NJPW and TNA should pique your interest. THUMBS UP
Eastern Lariat (4/25/16): Dylan Harris is back for his second stint in a row as a cohost. He and Str**** start off the show with a breakdown of New Japan’s Invasion Attack show, which is fairly old news by this point, but Dylan was a bit more negative about it than most others, which lead to some good discussion. They also hit on the Big Japan Strong Climb tournament, All Japan, and Sendai Girls. They also mention me by name, which doesn’t guarantee you a passing grade, but it doesn’t hurt. THUMBS UP
Steve Austin Show #319 (4/26/16): Steve kicks off the show with a heartfelt remembrance of Chyna, so they worked so closely for years, as well as Prince and Lonnie Mack. The rest of the show is Steve taking questions, which thankfully center around wrestling (outside of some detours into trucks and beer). Interestingly, Steve thinks the quality of matches during the Attitude Era was higher than it is now, which will (and has) set off some discussion. THUMBS UP
MLW Radio #224 (4/26/16): A bit of an odd show, as it’s just MSL and Konnan going over some MLW Clubhouse questions for 36 minutes. I really did like the bit about Jeff Jarrett not putting people over, but often both men don’t have great answers, and the whole show is so short you can safely skip this one. THUMBS DOWN
The Ross Report #115 (4/26/16):Ring of Honor COO Joe Koff is the guest this week. He and Jim talk all things ROH, their upcoming PPV, the relationship with New Japan, developing talent, and more. It’s the kind of interview where they cover a lot but you learn nothing (outside of maybe a passing comment where Koff says ROH would be interested in working with the WWE). Even with more controversial topics like past bookers Gabe Sapolsky and Jim Cornette, Koff gives nothing but compliments. It’s silly to expect hot takes from an executive, but the interview is mostly a puff piece. <Koff’s interview starts at 22:18> THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Talk is Jericho #242 (4/27/16): Sami Zayn returns to TiJ for a solo interview. He talks about his first WrestleMania experience, putting ladder matches together, the injury he suffered against John Cena, being a weido, meeting Axl Rose after a Guns n’ Roses concert, helping get Skid Row back together, and wrestling Shinsuke Nakamura. Zayn is so inherently likable, and not only does he have some funny stories, you get a lot of insight into how he is as a wrestler and a person. <Zayn’s interview starts at 9:30> THUMBS UP & BEST OF THE WEEK
Art of Wrestling #299 (4/29/16): Savio Vega is the guest this week. Right off the bat, there’s hardly anything about WWF in here outside of a little bit on Kwang, so nothing on the Nation of Domination or Boriquas. Instead, the whole show is how he got into wrestling in Puerto Rico, going to work for Bill Watts, and returning and becoming a star. The interview doesn’t go where you might expect, but it’s still an interesting story. THUMBS UP
Steve Austin – Unleashed #320 (4/28/16): Steve felt down in the dumps after Tuesday’s show, so he calls on Ted Fowler to cheer himself up (it had the opposite effect on me). But in fairness, this was one of Teddy’s better outings because he tells two stories where he comes off like a total numbskull – one where he gets scammed online and another where he thinks his cleaning woman was hitting on him. Steve chimes in with some dull stories about removing a Band-Aid and getting an MRI. THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
The Jim Cornette Experience #126 (4/28/16): Kenny Bolin is back to give Jim hell. After his last appearance with him and Brian Last bickering endlessly, this time they’re all chummy, much to Jim’s dismay. It’s a funny bit, but the end of the show with Kenny talking about his mail-order bride derails the show. The intro is really lengthy and involves a Trump rant, but Jim is still unable to watch the Revival/American Alpha tag match, apparently making that his Starrcade 1991. <Bolin’s interview starts at 34:25> THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Talk is Jericho #243 (4/29/16): Jericho talks to Annie Lobert of Hookers For Jesus. As the name implies, she was a former Las Vegas call girl for years before leaving that life behind and starting an organization to help other women like her. She talks about the harrowing details of her former life: assaults, drugs, being locked in a car, having guns pulled on her, and more. It’s not a breezy listen, but it remains compelling throughout. <Lobert’s interview starts at 4:05> THUMBS UP
MSL & Sullivan Show (4/29/16): The current events discussion is back, and it’s a lengthy, looping discussion involving music festivals, legitimate toughness in wrestling, and . Then he have a review of the first half 9/30/96 Nitro, including an interesting discussion of how to book wrestlers after a lengthy trip to Japan and WCW’s possible expansion into Germany. No mailbag, but it’s not really missed. THUMBS UP
“I said “Change your browser,” and Jim said “Isn’t that the guy from Sha-na-na?’”- Brian Last on Jim Cornette’s computer problems.
[h2]THE USUAL SUSPECTS[/h2]
VIP Lounge (4/24/16): MVP is on the road again, taping multiple interviews while on the road, much as he did with Lucha Underground in that ill-fated podcast a few weeks ago. This time, while in Chile, he talks to Hugo Savinovich, Konnan, Rey Mysterio, & John Morrison (with Carlito hanging around in the background). Morrison remains a very enjoyable podcast guest, which is interesting because he had the hardest time finding his personality in the WWE. But the one I wanted to hear more from the most was Hugo Savinovich, who sounds like he has a wealth of stories. Hopefully MVP doesn’t get canned for this show (and if that sounds harsh, he makes the same joke himself during the show). THUMBS UP
Indyriffic (4/25/16): European wrestler Big Damo drops by for a chat with Matt and Jaims. He talks about the burgeoning European wrestling scene, getting to work with New Japan wrestlers, his time in TNA, and his upcoming trip to America. Damo comes across as a likeable chap and even if you don’t know anything about him, topics like NJPW and TNA should pique your interest. THUMBS UP
Eastern Lariat (4/25/16): Dylan Harris is back for his second stint in a row as a cohost. He and Str**** start off the show with a breakdown of New Japan’s Invasion Attack show, which is fairly old news by this point, but Dylan was a bit more negative about it than most others, which lead to some good discussion. They also hit on the Big Japan Strong Climb tournament, All Japan, and Sendai Girls. They also mention me by name, which doesn’t guarantee you a passing grade, but it doesn’t hurt. THUMBS UP
Steve Austin Show #319 (4/26/16): Steve kicks off the show with a heartfelt remembrance of Chyna, so they worked so closely for years, as well as Prince and Lonnie Mack. The rest of the show is Steve taking questions, which thankfully center around wrestling (outside of some detours into trucks and beer). Interestingly, Steve thinks the quality of matches during the Attitude Era was higher than it is now, which will (and has) set off some discussion. THUMBS UP
MLW Radio #224 (4/26/16): A bit of an odd show, as it’s just MSL and Konnan going over some MLW Clubhouse questions for 36 minutes. I really did like the bit about Jeff Jarrett not putting people over, but often both men don’t have great answers, and the whole show is so short you can safely skip this one. THUMBS DOWN
The Ross Report #115 (4/26/16):Ring of Honor COO Joe Koff is the guest this week. He and Jim talk all things ROH, their upcoming PPV, the relationship with New Japan, developing talent, and more. It’s the kind of interview where they cover a lot but you learn nothing (outside of maybe a passing comment where Koff says ROH would be interested in working with the WWE). Even with more controversial topics like past bookers Gabe Sapolsky and Jim Cornette, Koff gives nothing but compliments. It’s silly to expect hot takes from an executive, but the interview is mostly a puff piece. <Koff’s interview starts at 22:18> THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Talk is Jericho #242 (4/27/16): Sami Zayn returns to TiJ for a solo interview. He talks about his first WrestleMania experience, putting ladder matches together, the injury he suffered against John Cena, being a weido, meeting Axl Rose after a Guns n’ Roses concert, helping get Skid Row back together, and wrestling Shinsuke Nakamura. Zayn is so inherently likable, and not only does he have some funny stories, you get a lot of insight into how he is as a wrestler and a person. <Zayn’s interview starts at 9:30> THUMBS UP & BEST OF THE WEEK
Art of Wrestling #299 (4/29/16): Savio Vega is the guest this week. Right off the bat, there’s hardly anything about WWF in here outside of a little bit on Kwang, so nothing on the Nation of Domination or Boriquas. Instead, the whole show is how he got into wrestling in Puerto Rico, going to work for Bill Watts, and returning and becoming a star. The interview doesn’t go where you might expect, but it’s still an interesting story. THUMBS UP
Steve Austin – Unleashed #320 (4/28/16): Steve felt down in the dumps after Tuesday’s show, so he calls on Ted Fowler to cheer himself up (it had the opposite effect on me). But in fairness, this was one of Teddy’s better outings because he tells two stories where he comes off like a total numbskull – one where he gets scammed online and another where he thinks his cleaning woman was hitting on him. Steve chimes in with some dull stories about removing a Band-Aid and getting an MRI. THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
The Jim Cornette Experience #126 (4/28/16): Kenny Bolin is back to give Jim hell. After his last appearance with him and Brian Last bickering endlessly, this time they’re all chummy, much to Jim’s dismay. It’s a funny bit, but the end of the show with Kenny talking about his mail-order bride derails the show. The intro is really lengthy and involves a Trump rant, but Jim is still unable to watch the Revival/American Alpha tag match, apparently making that his Starrcade 1991. <Bolin’s interview starts at 34:25> THUMBS IN THE MIDDLE
Talk is Jericho #243 (4/29/16): Jericho talks to Annie Lobert of Hookers For Jesus. As the name implies, she was a former Las Vegas call girl for years before leaving that life behind and starting an organization to help other women like her. She talks about the harrowing details of her former life: assaults, drugs, being locked in a car, having guns pulled on her, and more. It’s not a breezy listen, but it remains compelling throughout. <Lobert’s interview starts at 4:05> THUMBS UP
MSL & Sullivan Show (4/29/16): The current events discussion is back, and it’s a lengthy, looping discussion involving music festivals, legitimate toughness in wrestling, and . Then he have a review of the first half 9/30/96 Nitro, including an interesting discussion of how to book wrestlers after a lengthy trip to Japan and WCW’s possible expansion into Germany. No mailbag, but it’s not really missed. THUMBS UP
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My condolences, macbk.
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My condolences Mac
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Appreciate all the kind words guys, really.
I hear you DC. The anger is there on my end as well. But it does not overlap the feeling of sadness at all. Our dad's may have set themselves up for health risks, but they did not ask for their misfortunes. Always remain thankful that he is still with you man, the anger is not worth it. Frustration, sure, but resentment goes out the window.. at leas that's how I've lived these past few years.
Thanks dude. Quoted you specifically b/c of the Summerfest mention.
I'd still like to go and take a friend of mine, but had trouble contacting Ticketmaster to explain the situation; busy dial tone every single time I called. Anyone know who I should try and contact?
I hear you DC. The anger is there on my end as well. But it does not overlap the feeling of sadness at all. Our dad's may have set themselves up for health risks, but they did not ask for their misfortunes. Always remain thankful that he is still with you man, the anger is not worth it. Frustration, sure, but resentment goes out the window.. at leas that's how I've lived these past few years.
Thanks dude. Quoted you specifically b/c of the Summerfest mention.
I'd still like to go and take a friend of mine, but had trouble contacting Ticketmaster to explain the situation; busy dial tone every single time I called. Anyone know who I should try and contact?
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I have been trying to think positively for a few years man. But he pulled some BS on me about 10 years ago. Without going too far into detail, I have never forgiven him for it. Tried, but I just can't man. Yea it is THAT serious.
So it is hard for me to develop any sympathy for him at this time man.
Sounds cold I know but I can't control how I feel.
So it is hard for me to develop any sympathy for him at this time man.
Sounds cold I know but I can't control how I feel.
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PAYBACK. Payback ends with balor holding the WWE title with anderson & gallows.
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Mac, I will pray for you and your fam. I know its a tough time for sure. My grandmother JUST had a mild heart attack at 86 so everyone has been on edge.
Stay up bro.
Stay up bro.
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It's tough, every situation is different. Can't fault you for it either. Early on post-stroke I was so damn mad because the situation was so avoidable. But then it quickly hit me that I still have my dad here, and to me that's all that counted.. and that's because he was always there for me growing up.
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Man. The Dolphins dude is going crazy with the spoilers
Click at your own risk
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Who is he differing from falconarrow aka Quail?
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Are we doing a payback survey or are we done on general ppvs
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