By Luke Parks on September 30th, 2008
Pre-Show Notes:
As most of you know, I was not “here” last week, as Richard Gray filled in for me. Thank you Rich! He was right in that I haven’t missed a “scheduled” blog since I started writing here in 2006. I won’t delve too much into why I wasn’t here, just that I had a family emergency. Honestly, family is way more important than anything else. I’m sure those of you that have families know where I’m coming from. But, let’s move onto a higher note, the world of wrestling!
Mick Foley debuted on TNA this past Thursday. I’m a big fan of loyalty and people being loyal to a company or boss that brought you to the big time. That’s why I have a slight problem with Mick Foley going to TNA. It’s not like the Monday Night Wars used to be when going to the other company could be for better money and potential growth of the company. However, TNA is a sinking ship. The booking there is just horrendous. I’m not saying RAW and/or WWE is that much better but TNA is at a level that’s just pitiful. Mick Foley going over there won’t necessarily help them either. A change and new direction in booking could help them. Once again though, I have a small problem with Mick Foley turning his back on the company that made him. I’m not saying he should stay out for good and not work anywhere. I’m just saying you don’t turn your back on the company that brought you to the big time.
One thing my buddy noticed about the past few weeks is that it seems wrestling is just there. There’s nothing really that gets people excited unless you count the Jericho-Michaels feud which has taken too many twists & turns for me. I think the match order type is out of whack, with an Unsanctioned match happening later instead of in the early ones. Other than that, there’s not really much to get excited about. I mean, I don’t care to see Triple H bury Jeff Hardy. As much as I like the Undertaker, his feud with Vickie Guerrero doesn’t get me excited, not to mention I won’t be watching Smackdown unless I look it up on the internet. And on ECW, I just don’t get excited about Mike Knox or Mark Henry. TNA is something I attempted to watch this past Thursday (my first Thursday off in a while) and it still sucks although I’m glad Jeff Jarrett is back (as weird as that is to say). It’s like he said, wrestling is just “there” with nothing exciting or challenging to the creative staff. As we say amongst the team I coach, it’s like they’re “going through the motions.”
Enough of the chit chat, let’s get to RAW is Blogged!!!
RAW is Blogged:
RAW is LIVE from Minneapolis, Minnesota!!!
Match #1: Batista vs. Santino Marella
After a few announcements, the Animal BATISTA made his way down to the ring for the opening match. Santino then made his way down with Beth Phoenix. The Honk-A-Metter is at 6 weeks with 54 weeks to go. The Brain Barometer was pretty damn hilarious. Santino even got a joke in about the current, shitty economy. It wasn’t long before Batista hit the Batista Bomb for the win. Championship Buried: the Intercontinental.
Winner: Batista
After the match, Beth got on the ring apron and told Batista she wanted him. Then JBL delivered a clothesline from hell.
Backstage, Shawn Michaels said that he wouldn’t let Cade disrespect him again and that Jericho had six days until he took Jericho’s title. HBK then went on a guessing game concerning who his partner would be. He mentioned that Batista & him had some problems (finally they reiterate that) then he mentioned Hogan, Austin, and Bret Hart as potential partners.
This week’s “Did You Know” fact was about the different places the WWE wrestled last week. Hey, it’s not like they said they beat Monday Night Football in the ratings again.
Match #2: JTG vs. The Miz
Cryme Tyme made their way down to the ring to a nice ovation. They recapped Miz & Morrison making fun of Cryme Tyme’s parents on The Dirt Sheet. Funny stuff! These guys had a nice, competitive match. Morrison got up on the apron to distract JTG before Miz hit the Reality Check for the victory. These two teams seem like they’ve got good chemistry going right now. I hope they have a return match next week or on ECW with Shad & Morrison.
Winner: The Miz
Backstage, Jamie Noble was talking with Jillian about her awful singing voice. Then, Dolph Ziggler came up to introduce himself. Um, crappy name and I’ve already said that before but I felt it was worth repeating.
By the way, ECW is moving to 9PM on Tuesday nights from now on. That’s good. Now I can watch ECW and get to bed early. Damn, I sound like an old man!
Match #3: Jamie Noble & ??? vs. Paul & Katie Lea Burchill
As the Burchills were in the ring, Noble made his way down. William Regal & Layla came out, with Layla looking magnificent in all black. Mickie James turned out to be Noble’s partner, which is something I figured would happen. They had a pretty good match with good offense from the ladies. What I couldn’t get over was Noble getting Burchill, the male, to tap to an armbar, which is a simple move.
Winner: Jamie Noble
After the commercial, the Second Generation Sons were looking around for Kane. Kane basically told them to stay out of his way and he was going to see his good friend, Mikey Adamle.
Lance Cade came out and ran down Shawn Michaels. He talked about how Jericho was a great teacher, a great mentor and just better period.
Match #4: CM Punk, Rey Mysterio, Evan Bourne & Kofi Kingston vs. Second Generation Sons & Kane
This match was very exciting and fun. The spot with all 4 faces doing aerial moves was excellent. It reminded me of the old X Division and Cruiserweight matches we used to see. The heels controlled most of the match and worked over Punk’s leg. He did a great job selling that. Kofi got the hot tag and hit his “controlled frenzy” before Kane stopped him in his tracks for a chokeslam and the win.
Winner: Second Generation Sons & Kane
In-Ring Segment: Mike Adamle, Randy Orton, JBL, Batista
Mike Adamle came out and said that Kane had requested that the match between him and Rey Mysterio at No Mercy be for Rey’s mask. Since Kane won his match, he gets the stipulation. Basically, it’s the Kevin Nash-Rey Mysterio feud from WCW where Mysterio got beat and had to damask. If Rey loses his mask, I’ll be pissed. Randy Orton then came out and got on Adamle for letting Shane McMahon overrule him on Punk’s suspension. Orton said he would own the show when he returns. JBL then came out bitching about the money he’s lost from the economic downturn. Batista appeared and speared JBL. He said JBL’s week would go from bad to worse.
Backstage, Beth caught Santino talking on the phone with a girl. Santino told Beth she should be glad they don’t have a Fabulous-a-Meter because she would be down 22 years. That was funny.
They had another “Did You Know” factoid with it stating that more people watched RAW than TNT, Fox News, Nickelodeon, and some other channels. I think I will be calling bullshit on that factoid.
Match #5: Beth Phoenix & Jillian Hall vs. Candice Michelle & Kelly
I’ll put it to you this way. They didn’t have their usual horrible match. Beth Phoenix looked dominate as usual. However, if they don’t get her someone that can “hang” with her, it’s going to be a long year.
Winners: Beth Phoenix & Jillian Hall
Match #6: Deuce vs. The Great Char-lie
Deuce came out to get squashed. His opponent would be The Great Charlie, Charlie Haas dressed as the Great Khali. Runjin Sighn even came out with Haas! This was pretty hilarious. I enjoyed it even thought I had to watch Deuce and his terrible offense, well, defense. Haas got the win, minus his wig.
Winner: The Great Charlie
After the match, The Great Khali came out smiling. Haas put his hand out to shake Khali’s and Khali hit that spike that laid Haas out.
Main Event: Lance Cade & Chris Jericho vs. Shawn Michaels & ???
Cade & Jericho came out before the match and ran down Michaels. Jericho went through a few things he had planned to do to HBK during the match. HBK came out but not before running in to get his partner…TRIPLE H!!! The DX music hit and the crowd went nuts!!! Even though it was very predictable, it got the crowd going. Your typical tag match with the heels getting a crappy DQ by double teaming Michaels.
Winners: Shawn Michaels & Triple H via DQ
After the match, the heels got the ladder to double team Michaels before Triple H came in with a sledgehammer. Cade then was on the receiving end of a Sweet Chin Music and a Pedigree.
I give this RAW:
3 out of 4 ring posts
Being my first show back, I liked some stuff. It had too many tag matches for my taste. It would have been better if they did maybe a Triple Threat or Fatal-4-Way match.
“RAW is Blogged” Power Rankings
1. Chris Jericho
2. Triple H
3. Matt Hardy
4. Shelton Benjamin
5. Santino Marella
6. Shawn Michaels
7. JBL
8. Batista
9. The Big Show
10. Kane
Honorable Mention:
The Brian Kendrick, Rey Mysterio, Rhodes & DiBiase
“RAW is Blogged” Match of the Week
RAW: Live from London - April 23, 2007
John Cena vs. Shawn Michaels
“RAW is Blogged” YouTube Clip of the Week
Muhammad Hassan Eliminated from the Royal Rumble - http://youtube.com/watch?v=LT32JLIQq_M
RAW - Mondays at 9PM on USA Network
No Mercy - October 5 - 8PM - Only on PPV!
Tags: Match of the Week, Mick Foley, My Return, Power Rankings, YouTube Clip of the Week
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September 30th, 2008 at 12:28 pm
Regarding Micheals partner, especially when he said he wanted to find someone that liked him… i kinda figured HHH, but I also guessed Jennetty as well. I thought it was a decent show but WWE just hasn`t got me excited in quite a while, and that goes double for TNA. Maybe cuz i got my mind on other things, but i cuold only imagine what other people aer feeling, for the most part it really does seem like wrestling is bleh, espeically since after summerslam.
September 30th, 2008 at 12:39 pm
Welcome back Luke. Good blog this week. I missed the show itself and from what I’ve read I didn’t miss much. I agree with the the comment about not having anything exciting. I’ve found the past few weeks that I don’t make much effort to watch. If it’s on and I’m home I’ll check it out, but long gone are the days that “I had to watch”. I just don’t care anymore. I don’t even care enough to find a link to an illegal stream of the PPV.
September 30th, 2008 at 12:44 pm
Welcome back Luke. I’m with you on Ziggler’s name. If they leave it I’ll prob be calling him ziggy alot lol. I think this week’s round of Haas-a-like (I know, lame name lol) was the funniest yet. One thing that I don’t know if anyone thought of. SD’s main event this friday is a triple threat with each brands top champ. Having Hunter in the tag match last night I think was a quiet plug for the SD match this week.
September 30th, 2008 at 12:49 pm
Correct me if I am wrong but didn’t Mick Foley make a name for himself in companies called WCW and ECW, long before he ever was in WWF/E?
He had hardcore matches in WCW years before WWF ever used 1 table in a match.
I am pretty sure Foley, as Cactus Jack, was big even in Japan before joining McMahon.
So sick of hearing nothing but people bash Foley as being a “sell out” or “trater” because he went to TNA. Has no one ever seen another largely established superstar jump to another promotion ever before?
Did everyone just start watching wrestling in 2002?
All the blogs on this site start with a TNA bash and then a Foley bash. Do any of you have anything better to do?
September 30th, 2008 at 1:02 pm
Manny,
I’m prob one of the few on the boards that truely couldn’t care if Foley wants to go to TNA. To me, wrestling is wrestling no matter the company. I’d watch WCW and WWE back in the day and I give TNA some of my time as well, when I remember that its on (rather use to just WWE for the last few yrs.) So I’m not on the bash wagon.
September 30th, 2008 at 1:32 pm
I am probably the biggest Foley mark, but I have to agree with Luke, whle Mick did put on incredible matches in ECW and WCW, he did not blow up till WWE. I don’t think he is a traitor though, he is just looking out for himself. So wasn’t last night the perfect opportunity to bring Paul London back? How did creative miss that?? Jericho and Cade laid him out month and a half ago, it would have been perfect.
And did yall know curry is delicious and nutritious
September 30th, 2008 at 2:11 pm
You know what im sick of? How they build up a SHOCKER and give us BULLSHIT! The first was the NEW gm, who is it going to be…. adamle are you fucking kidding me, then they signed the BEST free agent…. regal um hes under contract, then hbk has a FRIEND to help him and he names people who are not on the roster and he brings out….. HHH, im getting very sick of this. Bring in some one who is a SHOCKER! Im so tired of seeing this same BAIT and SWITCH every few weeks. Creative SUCKS BIG TIME!
As for foley hes doing it to help out a company like he did with ecw. He likes the little guy, and i could care less, hes a fat old man who hasnt been able to have a real match in 3years. Yes he speaks well and i liked his announcing but other than that hes worthless in the wwe.
Why did creative let santino get killed like that? Hes going after honkys record so he should be smart about how hes doing it. What im saying is he gets into the ring, the bell rings and santino gets right back out of the ring and takes the count out because he knows he cant win. How funny would it have been to see santino running back up the ramp with beth trying to keep up with him.
CREATIVE SUCKS!
September 30th, 2008 at 2:20 pm
I am with Master Bates. As of late, I really could care less about RAW and if its on when I am home, I will use it as background noise while I do other things. Thank God for DVR. That way, I can fall asleep and not feel like I missed anything.
Mick Foley going to TNA is alright. I could honestly care less about what Foley does at this point in his career.
September 30th, 2008 at 2:36 pm
What cracks me up are these “veterans” who all think they can go to TNA and help them. In reality they can’t help TNA at all. Look at all the names, and yet the ratings stay around the 1.1 mark each week. It doesn’t matter who TNA signs, if they don’t do something with “creative” (sorry but it’s hard to use that word when it’s anything but creative) they’ll never break that mark in the ratings. It’s all so sad. It’s almost like TNA looks at WWE creative doing nothing so they do nothing. WWE looks at TNA creative doing nothing so they do nothing. It’s an endless cycle. Each one just waiting for the other to do something to motivate them to step it up. All so sad.
September 30th, 2008 at 2:52 pm
I watched RAW with my girlfriend (she’s fairly new to pro wrestling) - when I called Trips during the commercial break before the main event, she balked, but agreed that it would be good. She then proceeded to mark out HUGE to the “Are you Ready” (not that I didn’t - but anyways). My point is this, mostly @ Tim: Particularly if they’re trying to continue to grow the audience, hits like that are mostly tailored to my girlfriend who is just starting to learn the entrance songs. It gets her involved and excited, and while the rest of us call it beforehand, they’re not trying to make US watch every week anymore - we already do!
P.S. The Trips call was perfect to further hype the main event of SD for Friday. I hope Y2J does a run-in on ECW to haul Matt Hardy into that fight, and then we might have a pretty sweet side-feud for the Champions Triple Threat match
Hey Luke: Think Khali was SUPPOSED to be smiling there? He looked like he was trying DESPERATELY to correct himself and look intimidating, but come on EVERYBODY laughed when “Charlee”’s moveset was just the karate chop and the choke bomb. I don’t blame Khali for laughing his ass off I was too, but I’m not sure that was in the script.
Last topic @ Luke and the whole board - is ANYBODY else sick to DEATH of seeing Adamle/Orton/JBL’s run-ins with each other? Whose bright idea was that to put three of the WORST talkers in the WWE together in a ring and call it a promo??? JBL is atrocious, Orton’s just figuring out still what to do with a mic in his hand, and for God’s sake I have a tough time believing Adamle was EVER a decent announcer, let alone worth putting in a talking role in WWE. This is 2 or 3 weeks where those three (and others) have been cutting promos, and I was glad to hear the crowd start the most clear “BORING” chant since the Vince Bastard Son angle… Next time: have Edge even freaking return for a Cutting Edge with the three of them, ANYTHING to put someone good on the mic in there… (Please Jericho… we need a highlight reel BAD…)
September 30th, 2008 at 3:02 pm
What TNA needs to do is focus on their own product and not try to compete with WWE at this point.
I wouldn’t be surprise if TNA bought in Damien Demento to try and get WWE’s attention.
They try SO hard to be where WWE is and I think they fail to realize that WWF/E have been around since the 1960’s and it took them at least 20 years after that to truly get noticed.
I will admit that Charlie Haas is on a role. I let out a good laugh when I saw what he was doing.
September 30th, 2008 at 4:07 pm
With Orton and JBL trying to push Adamle around (and him not being man enough to stick up to them) and be the two big WWE version of School yard Bullys, and Orton not respecting Shane and crying like a baby just because CM Punk was not suspended for slaping him, “what’s the matter Orton can’t take a slap to the face?”. I’m waiting for Vince to return and Tell both JBL and Orton “Your Fired !!!!. maybe that will shut them up.
September 30th, 2008 at 4:09 pm
(stand up to them)^
September 30th, 2008 at 4:58 pm
This was the most decent Raw since cm punk winning the title. While Raw sucks, Smackdown is good and pretty entertaining and I can’t wait till Friday.
Is Wrestlemania a T.V show or the whole event? One the T.V guide it was only a hour.
September 30th, 2008 at 5:08 pm
the Mania show is more or less a music highlight show from what I’ve been able to work out.
September 30th, 2008 at 5:19 pm
I didn’t think this week’s RAW was bad. I enjoyed it. I nearly jumped out of bed when DX’s music hit. I knew HHH was the partner but I still love that theme. I have it on my MP3.
The Great Charli was hilarious. Khali looked funny because he actually smiled. The top rope clothesline was a weak finish though.
Great 8 man tag match. The ending was nicely done, even though Kofi is sure getting pinned a lot. This is the 3rd week in a row that Kane has gone over Rey or someone associated with Rey so I’m thinking Rey Rey will get the win at No Mercy.
Did anybody else catch Michael Cole slip and say WWF.com during the 8 man tag?
Santino was a delight tonight. Layla looked simply delightful. Wish she was next to me right now. I’m liking Noble/Regal more and more.
Glad you’re back Luke. Great blog.
September 30th, 2008 at 5:23 pm
oh and on the Mick Foley debate, I agree with Luke here too. McMahon made Foley the big deal he is. Sure his name was out there from other promotions but WWE(F) was and is the big time. WWE broadcasts in so many countries that it allowed Foley to become a household name. For an example look at Wes Welker, the receiver for the New England Patriots. He was a talented receiver when he was with my hometown Miami Dolphins but the Dolphins sucked and noone outside of South Florida really knew of him. He gets traded to NE with Tom Brady and Welker went on to grab 112 catches last year and became more known around the league.
September 30th, 2008 at 5:45 pm
More complaining about the wrestling that is actually improving over the last few weeks. If you watch ECW then you know its the best show to watch right now since it has rather solid wrestling threw the whole show. Knox/Hardy had a good match 2 weeks ago making both guys look really good. And for the most part ECW has been about Miz/Morrison for awhile, and when they wrestle there is nothing to complain about. Evan Bourne is making a name for himself with his smooth ring skills on 2 shows. Kozlov has made the picture on SD more interesting than just Hardy/HHH since he is involving himself and kicking everybodys ass. And what about Punks in ring work with Priceless?
Where would a fatal 4 way or triple threat fit into the scheme of any of the fueds, I don’t see anywhere it could have gone so that just sounds like more complaining without a real solution, tag matches worked to progress the storys and did a fine job.
Burchill tapped to an armbar, which in MMA people tap out to all the time right if you can get it locked in? Some realism in wrestling and we got some complaints, geez. But Noble looked really good, with that northernlights into the armbar. And Mickie seemed to care a bit more this week than last time we saw her which was cool.
With the progress Kelly kelly Kelly has made my guess its her and Beth in a fued next. But that face plant looked pretty rough on her, and even got a good reaction from the crowd.
JBL can’t talk? I thought he was this commentary messiah over on SD? He isn’t making jokes and can deliver his lines well and his facial expressions really portray how he feels. Orton’s mic work is like his ring work slower and methodical. But I’ll say Adamle isn’t the best but hes doing alright considering “what” is being said during his mic time.
How else was the main event supposed to booked at the end? Pin the WWE Champion, WHC, number 1 contender or the guy that cut a promo earlier in the night about pinning HBK last week? HHH didn’t bury anybody really and the end could play out in the PPV with Cade being pissed Jericho left him to get clobbered. Cade looks crediable still since he got double teamed by DX.
Seems like the Dolph Ziggler gimmick is a joke itself about all the new guys names. Hes already got people talking about his name around the entire ICW and how bad it is.
September 30th, 2008 at 6:21 pm
Wow, all things considered, Monday’s Raw was pretty good. Could be a doozy but Raw had no glaring pitfalls this week, I like having my download not being a waste like certain previous weeks. Let’s get crackin’.
Santino Marella was hilarious. There’s a guy who can lose and it doesn’t even faze him. Hilarious promo. Yeah, I write the words Santino and “Hilarious” together a whole lot. They go together. The squash match was pretty decent, for a squash match. Okay, so not, but Santino on the mic saved it.
Great promo from HBK with some cool throwbacks to Hogan, Stone Cold and BRET HART!!!! I marked. Shawn Michaels could be on the mic for the entire duration of the show for all I care - truly is one of the all-time greats in every aspect of sports entertainment.
JTG vs. The Grand Mizard was a damn fine match and should have been given more time. JTG finally displayed some good wrestling and The Miz brought his good singles game. Very exciting match with some pretty cool offense from JTG. Gotta love the Reality Check! Oh yeah, I laughed harder at that small segment of the Dirt Sheet than I did when I originally watched it. Probably because of Hi-Def.
Did I happen to mention in earlier times that Jamie “By God” Noble is a Wrestling God? Because he is. I swear. Pretty cool match with typical Noble moves and typical Burchill jobbing. But tapping to an armbar? That’s weird. Yeah sure, he ain’t the Man of a 1,004 Holds, but he could use something else. Glad to see the KOTR win for Regal getting pushed again though…they need to get him back to that level he was at before the suspension. Good on the mic and on the mat.
The eight man tag match was entertaining. The face team jelled really well, and Evan Bourne showed his skills once more. Kane and Manu failed to bring any excitement to the match though…Kane got the win, good stuff.
Cade has a very slight modicum of mic skills. His promo was pretty decent. He’s still not anything special and could use a gimmick change, though. Not to mention that it would take a lot to shatter the image of Garrison Cade. But I don’t ever see him amounting to much in WWE…perhaps a mid-card title, but main eventer status? Nosir.
Good segment with Adamle, Orton and JBL. Adamle is improving - he actually looked pretty into his role in this segment. Orton is still one of the most solid mic workers in WWE, but I get why many people consider it to be “bad.” JBL was the most impressive guy on the mic there though, he brought some believable passion. Good stuff.
Divas tag match was pretty decent all things considered. Candice looked horrible both in the face and the ring. Kelly is actually a better wrestler than Candice, but we’re talking very low standards here. Hope they get Beth back in the dominant position again because so far its been a disappointment.
Yeah, I admit it, the Great Char-Li was fantastic. Santino has a rival in funniness. Deuce looked useless as usual. Another 250 jobs, and he might be IC champion like someone suggested last week…NOT! All hail Charlie Haas.
After a good Chris Jericho promo, with some awkward stuff from Cade, I MARKED OUT LIKE FUCK for DX even though it was freakin’ obvious. Crotch chops, X-sign and all. Pretty good match, but it could have been longer. They could have cut the Divas match to make it a bit longer. Ah well, the post-match destruction of Cade was great.
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A surprise this week with Raw being an overall good show this week. I hope it continues like this so they can get back in competition of quality with ECW and SmackDown.
8.5/10
September 30th, 2008 at 8:14 pm
“Divas tag match was pretty decent all things considered. Candice looked horrible both in the face and the ring. Kelly is actually a better wrestler than Candice, but we’re talking very low standards here. Hope they get Beth back in the dominant position again because so far its been a disappointment.”
Candice wasn’t great, but “horrible” is kind of strong considering she really didn’t do anything terribly wrong and was even able to stop a spot from being botched.
September 30th, 2008 at 8:25 pm
Chris if you’ve been reading HKs assesment of Candice since her return(if your brain doesn’t melt halfway threw his review) you’ll see its not been kind, and that he is currently in training to be a wrestler so he can show us how to get it done in the ring and on the mic.
Candice bumps well but when giving offensive just like a kick or punch she doesn’t put enough force into it, and that does look off, but then alot of wrestlers throw shitty punches.
September 30th, 2008 at 8:35 pm
“Candice bumps well but when giving offensive just like a kick or punch she doesn’t put enough force into it, and that does look off, but then alot of wrestlers throw shitty punches.”
That sums her up pretty well.
On a related note, I read a Raw review today that took the fact that Candice takes face-first bumps without getting hurt and turned it into “Candice doesn’t know how to protect herself, so how can she protect others?!?” That, of course, disregards the fact that Candice hasn’t injured an opponent during her career.
September 30th, 2008 at 9:05 pm
Okay, so maybe she didn’t look horrible, but I guess her face just accentuates her lacking in-ring performance. And what’s the deal with the training stuff? Sarcastic comments are all well and good, but I guess I’m a fool for expecting a number one contender to display skill.
It’s not her wrestling skills that got her the female wrestler of the year award after all, but rather her back-stage politics, if you get me. Not a big fan of overrated sluts, y’see.
September 30th, 2008 at 9:18 pm
“It’s not her wrestling skills that got her the female wrestler of the year award after all, but rather her back-stage politics, if you get me. Not a big fan of overrated sluts, y’see.”
Backstage politics? Like the accusations thrown at Triple H?
From what I’ve heard, Candice has worked at FCW on her days off, works out in the ring before the shows, and often asks the veteran wrestlers for advice. At most jobs, putting in extra work to try to better yourself improves your standing with your bosses and can get you a promotion. But, nah, she’s probably just a slut.
Also, since she is actually decent while called horrible, wouldn’t she be underrated?
September 30th, 2008 at 11:06 pm
I think I get on you because you attribute part of your hate on Candice in ring skills along with you opinion of her looks(I’m sure she looks better in person than she does on cam alot of the time). I know in the world of wrestling for both sexes it doesn’t hurt to be attractive. And I know it comes with the job but its kinda wack to hear that people think Candice is a hoe. I mean she didn’t win the title right after her Playboy thing, she actually had to train some and show improvement(unlike Ashley). Now if you want to argue about a title holder due to ring skills beside HHH, look at McCool, dating the Taker, cause Victoria should be many peoples first choice of best female wrestler on SD.
If I see arguements like this toward Kelly Kelly getting the next shot against Beth next, then its just bias cause we have all seen her improve alot. Shes athletic and has tons and tons of time to grow in the ring just having turned 21.
October 1st, 2008 at 11:12 am
lol @ wrestlingbuff, TNA is the next step up from Youtube for Demento to bash Vince in front of a larger audience, makes sense!!!
Maybe they’ll bring in the Honky Tonk Man to steal Santino’s thunder. He could have a guitar vs guitar match with Jarrett at next years Hard Justice!
October 1st, 2008 at 12:41 pm
As WillieWonka Says, creative totally missed it with not bringing bk paul london, i agree it would of been good. but i had the feeling they wouldn’t, im sensing the end of london unless they come up wiv something for him, maybe cm punks partner.
anyway gd show