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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 2:48 pm


Chrono and Yuke here to bring you his thoughts on...TNA's Hardcore Justice PPV. I shall systematically pick this ppv apart. So without further adieu...
PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 2:50 pm


SEGMENT #1:
Opening credits and Taz’s speech
So the opening video package is a bunch of ECW originals stating what they’re not. They’re not GQ cover material. They’re not pretty boys. Too bad most of them didn’t tell the truth and say, “I’m not a draw in the world of professional wrestling.” Then we go to the ring and some fat ******** announces Taz while the TNA fans start chanting for the sole purpose of hearing their own voices. Taz walks out and welcomes us to Hardcore Justice before diving into a self-indulgent, propagantic speech dissing on ECW haters and those who just thought that ECW was only about hardcore wrestling.


Ok, Taz. Take a seat and listen up. And to everyone else, who thinks Taz was speaking nothing more than the truth. Sit down, put down your beers and bongs, and eyes front because I am going to explain these very clearly for, hopefully, the absolute last time. ECW was built, succeeded, and was centered on hardcore wrestling.
For anyone who believes that ECW was more than hardcore, you’re drinking way too much Kool-Aid and you need to get your own heads out of your asses. The only thing ECW had going for it was the hardcore wrestling. Yes, they had guys like Malenko, Jericho, Benoit, Guerrero, and the Rey Mysterio.
But none of them were ever ECW Champion.
None of those matches and feuds were focal points of ECW television. Hell, most of them only used ECW as a stepping stone to get to either the WWE or WCW. ECW was a bush league promotion.

It was professional wrestling’s answer to AAA baseball. For you S.A.T.ers: ECW is to WWE/WCW as the OHL is to the NHL. I’m not saying they weren’t great at what they did. They were. They made money (not a lot but a good amount). They took a pissed off portion of the audience and carved a niche for themselves.

A lot of ECW faithful claim that there wouldn’t have been an Attitude Era without ECW. Yes, they were the seed for the Attitude Era. But let’s not fool ourselves folks, the WWE planted, watered, grew, and harvested that seed. The Attitude Era wasn’t just about hardcore matches and swearing for shock value. To say that ECW was more than just hardcore wrestling is to say that Blockbuster is about more than movies and games just because they sell snacks and drinks too.

It’s bullshit of Penn & Teller proportions. Taz said they were the “little engine that could and we friggin did.” Taz, check your history. Your little engine didn’t. And by the way, didn’t you jump off the sinking ship in late 1999 nearly a year and a half before ECW folded on its own? Yes, yes you did.

Bottom line: ECW was hardcore wrestling and that’s it. Taz, I get. You don’t. Kiss MY a**.
Oh and telling thousands . . . er . . . hundreds of chanting fans who agree with you to basically shut up within the first five minutes of the pay-per-view, not a good idea. Dumbass.

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 2:51 pm


SEGMENT #2:
6-Man Tag Team Match – FBI vs Kid Kash, Simon Diamond, Johnny Swinger

So as Mike Tenay officially renames the Impact Zone as the “Extreme Zone” (everything is “extreme” apparently – see above rant. I rest my case.) or for the simpletons who can't spell extreme, X-treme because goodness knows X-treme makes it sound all the more Hardcore.

So apparently this match is officially happening because Simon & Swinger are still angry over losing title shot to FBI over ten years ago. Are you ******** kidding me? Early on it’s a battle of schoolboy roll ups. Great example of ECW being a place for true wrestling there (sarcasm sign). Ok so basically this is just a way to get the FBI on the show, just like WWE did in 2005 and 2006. Soon, the overweight and out of shape Diamond meets up with the overweight and out of shape Tracey “Freddy Joe Floyd” Smothers and it dissolves into a dance-off.

That’s right. A ******** dance-off. I’m told that this used to sometimes happen in the old ECW but this wasn’t even entertaining. Especially when Snooki’s pool house starts dancing. Wait, what? Big Sal hails from Snooki’s pool house? Whatever.
So the dance-off breaks down into a fight. Kid Kash leaps off the top rope and lands softly onto a group of seven or eight fat ******** (that’s real hardcore). Tenay lies to the audience and claims his big satellite dish picked up ECW as if to say “Hey, I liked ECW too! I belong here!” And now the crowd is actually cheering “This is awesome!” proving once again that there isn’t enough psychiatric care available in Orlando these days. The FBI wins and two minutes later, the entire world forgets about them. Again.
PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 2:54 pm


SEGMENT #3:
Where are they now? Featuring Tod Gordon, Pitbull #1 Gary Wolfe, The Blue Meanie
They couldn’t be here tonight because they had previous commitments or part-time jobs that paid better. I actually wondered what it would have looked like if you were walking by while the Meanie was filming his bit. Here’s a fat guy dressed all in blue with a painted on raccoon mask laughing, dancing, and sticking out his tongue. Gotta be honest, I probably would have called 9-1-1. The real 9-1-1. Not that talentless hack from the old ECW.

Oh ho, BONUS SEGMENT. AJ Styles remembering Sandman caning Dreamer. You know, it sounds like he actually didn’t see this but rather watched and re-watched that five minute portion of the WWE’s Rise & Fall of ECW DVD. Seriously, it’s almost word for word what was said. And then . . . HOLY s**t who’s that? That’s Angelina Love? Jesus Christ! She looks like a bag of smashed assholes . . . with make up. ARGH! When she opens her eyes wide, it looks like she’s a Rocky Horror Picture Show reject. I have to look away. Smartbreak, take over for a second.

This was my first test of the night, as I had to sit through listening to AJ Styles discuss the Singapore Cane incident from “that Philadelphia Promotion” in the most boring way fashionable. I did my breathing exercise and kept a level head. Then our friend Mangelina Love decided to let us in on the fact that she hadn’t seen ECW until 2001… because she’s Canadian. I recall a few Brits and Canadians being able to pick up ECW..

Here’s a question, if Mr. Love here hardly watched any of ECW, why oh why is she being allowed to ******** talk about it? Sounds like a stupid idea in my book.

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 2:57 pm


SEGMENT #4: Backstage with Al Snow, Stevie Richards, Simon Dean . . . er, Nova, The Blue Tilly, and Lupus

The term “motley crew” has never been so appropriate. What the ******** was this s**t? Oh wait. This is the comedic part of the show. Yeah, there’s Al Snow worried about getting sued. There’s Nova making fun of Snow’s failed gimmicks. Yep, a fake blue Meanie which gets Snow even more worried so he leaves (best decision by anyone in the arena that night, by the way), and Lupus? Ok who the ******** is Lupus? *Google search* Ok so he was apparently a Raven mini-me in the latter days of ECW. O . . . k. Sure. Oh, they’re picking each other’s noses. That’s hilarious. Oh wait. No it’s not. It’s pathetic.

Here’s my big problem with this segment and the rest of the card as a whole. This is supposed to be a celebration of the old ECW and what it represented. ECW was touted as counter-culture, don’t-give-a-s**t attitudes, and pissing off network executives and lawyers left, right, and center. ECW IS EXTREME. Is being afraid of trademark lawsuits an example of being “extreme”? Yes, we all understand that WWE owns trademarks like “ECW”, “Balls Mahoney”, and “bWo”. We get that. But trying to hide it and even poking fun of it goes against everything ECW stood for. Paul Heyman used to yell and scream and get angry when referencing something in a tongue-in-cheek manner. Hell, he even flat out dared TNN to take him off the air. Now, it’s coming off as just childish. Remember, when your mom told your brother to stop touching you and he held his finger half-an-inch from your shoulder and taunted, “I’m not touching you. I’m not touching you. You can’t get angry because I’m not touching you”? That’s what this is. And what’s even worse, the WWE lawyers came out and said that they never had any intention of suing TNA for trademark infringement! The WWE didn’t care! It’s like sneaking a beer from the kitchen into your room when you’re of LEGAL DRINKING AGE! ********, TNA! What the ******** is wrong with you? You don’t get it! Smartbreak, help me understand! Even just a bit!

I guess I could see where they are coming from. I mean, who wouldn’t complain about a job where they were paid a six figure salary to train young talents who will prolong the lifespan of the business they love? Shouldn’t they be a little more upset over the fact that TNA offered their friend, The Blue Meanie, an insulting payday? Shouldn’t they be a little aggravated over the fact that TNA thought it would be a good idea to replace Meanie with a fatter guy from a bad fraternity gimmick (which still has yet to be done properly)? I feel like them taking their anger out on Vince McMahon, who gave ECW more than enough positive attention over the years, is a foolish way to vent. A better way to relieve your frustration is to purchase a stress ball. They are soft and easy to squeeze in your hand. I went through about 6 during the course of the show, so please be sure to have backups.

Stress balls be damned. I need something tall, alcoholic, and devoid of mixer. Is this show almost over yet? Only 30 minutes in?!?!? Ugh, let’s move on.
PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:01 pm


SEGMENT #5: CW Anderson vs Flash Funk . . . er, Too Cold Scorpio (******** this is hard!)

Who the ******** is CW Anderson? Ok apparently he’s an Arn Anderson rip off. And I mean, a true rip-off. He’s announced as “The Enforcer”, he looks like Arn, and even does the throat-slashing motion. Oh but wait, he can make his initials with hands. “Cute”. And by cute I mean “lame”. So his opponent is Too Flash Cold Funk Scorpio and I really couldn’t care less. I know Scorpio was a big name in ECW and well respected but I just don’t see it. I don’t get it. He’s goofy looking, he can’t cut a promo, and he was Flash ******** Funk for God’s sake. I’m sorry; I just can’t take him seriously. And if you’re an ECW faithful and you’re thinking, “Chroo, Vince didn’t give him a chance”, remember this, Scorpio left for WCW in 1992 and again for the WWE in 1996. So obviously he didn’t care about ECW as much as ECW cared about him. Sounds to me he took any chance he could to leave. So the real question is why do ECW faithfuls still defend him? I’d like to hear those excuses.

Back to the match. The fans show that they aren’t as stupid as they look by chanting “This is wrestling!” Really? This is wrestling? ******** me, I thought I was watching a drag race. Thanks fans! So Funk wins with an admittedly cool version of a moonsault. Maybe he’ll celebrate with another eyebrow piercing. He’s 45 years old with an eyebrow piercing. Hmm. Ok yes, shake hands to give the fans another jerk off moment of “ECW is more than hardcore”. That’s nice.

Chrono, I’m starting to notice that this show is chock full of wrestlers who were prominent during the dying days of ECW. It’s rather upsetting that they didn’t go to the heart of it. Granted, The Public Enemy, 2/3’s of the Triple Threat, 1/2 of The Eliminators, Big d**k Dudley and Mike Awesome were unavailable, but there is plenty of other talent to go after.
CW Anderson? Kid Kash? Johnny Swinger? Simon Diamond? Creepy Raven? Tony Mamaluke? Rhino? Why didn’t they just call up The Musketeer while they were at it? Oh no, look at me, I’m getting all flustered. I need to keep it together here. This match just came off very “Indy”. Granted, that’s what ECW was, but it was as if they threw together two random guys from the opposite ends of the ECW spectrum. I mean come on, you don’t know how often I lay awake at night thinking about the magic that would occur if 2 Cold Scorpio ever stepped in the ring with CW Anderson.


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:01 pm


EGMENT #6: TNA Remembers #2
Who the ******** is this? Madison Rayne? Do all the Knockouts have to wear make up that makes them look Egyptian? Well, at least the TNA Women’s Title isn’t split in half like a cartoon prop like the WWE’s Women’s Title. What’s she talking about? Oh, she’s talking about the fact that ECW was all about hardcore wrestling. See? This is what I was talking about. Why is it that this blonde bimbo can recognize reality but the beer-swilling ECW faithful can’t? Oh hey! When did Seth Rogan sign with TNA? What? Matt Morgan? Why does that name ring a bell. Team Angle? Smartbreak, take over while I look this guy up.

I got my first smile of the night, hearing Matt Morgan talk about a local spot in New Jersey that I enjoy going to. That would end up being the last, but it’s good to find at least one nice thing to say during a really, really, really stressful situation. If you can do that, you can do anything.


Ooooooohhh! That Matt Morgan. Huh. He lived on the Jersey Shore. Does he know Snooki? I think it’s funny that not even Matt Morgan paid to see ECW. Oh no, Kennedy, don’t do this. Don’t degrade yourself to a pre-tape on a shitty pay-per-view. You deserve better than this. And then they cut you off?!?! Come on! The bag of smashed assholes . . .with make up got more time than you. *hands head* Boo, TNA. Just boo.
PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:03 pm


SEGMENT #7: Backstage with RVD and Fonzie

So RVD talks up and promotes a match that won’t happen. He says it would have been the greatest match of his career. But oh no! Jerry Lynn hurt himself training (despite that we all know differently). So RVD makes the BIG ANNOUNCEMENT that he will take on Sabu instead. Shocking news! Well it would have been if Taz and Tenay didn’t already make that announcement after the first match.

You know, listening to RVD talk here. I understand why the WWE kept him to just “Cool” during his promos. The acting is so bad, I wouldn’t believe him if he told me the sky was blue. “It’s gotta be Sabu. It’s gotta be Sabu. It’s gotta be Sabu.” Ok, it’s gotta be Sabu! ********! We get it! We got it when it was announced on Lords of Pain two days before the event. And let’s get another thing straight. RVD vs Jerry Lynn was never as good as people said it was. It was a bunch of high spots intermixed with chair shots. The matches were believed to be awesome purely due to hype. Kind of like how Evan Bourne was supposed to be the “greatest wrestler in the world” until he got to the WWE and proved otherwise.

And did anyone else notice that Fonzie seemed to be a grandfather with Alzheimer’s who kept forgetting his lines. He was so out of place. “Right down the middle, Daddy!” And can someone please hire a director who knows that when the two men on screen pose after talking, it’s time to cut away. That awkward silence was embarrassing.

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:06 pm


SEGMENT #8: Stevie Richards vs Aldo Montoya . . .er . . . Justin Credibe . . . er . . . PJ Polaco (dammit!)

Ok so PJ can’t use the name Justin Credible. The WWE has that trademark and . . . what? An ex-girlfriend took it? Are you serious? Ha! Loser. If you ever thought that ECW was still a great promotion just before it closed, just realize that PJ/Justin/Aldo was the ECW World Champion. Then remember that he was second-in-command in the group X-Factor. Yeah. X-Factor. He played second fiddle to X-Pac. Do I need to spell this out more? No. Ok then.

This will technically be the second match of the night between two men who were never in ECW at the same time. Naturally, this pairing makes little to no sense and seems as if it were thrown together at the very last minute. I won’t let that upset me. What upset me was the fact that TNA and PJ Polaco didn’t brainstorm to come up with a better name. Maybe I could offer a few suggestions? How about Justin The-Ring-For-A-Payday or Justin Case-I_Can’t-Use-Aldo-Montoya? Or just maybe they could have called him Justin Need-of-A-Night-Off-From-Olive-Garden? That was upsetting. Oh yeah, the match sucked too.

Anyway, Stevie looks like the only ECW original who is still in great shape. Aside from that, I’ve got nothing to say about this match. It’s decent but I can’t help but think about two things. One, why is there a deep blue light on the ring during these matches. I don’t remember ECW being tinted blue. What’s the deal? It’s just so distracting. Is this supposed to be ECW Under The Sea? Is Sebastian going to come out and sing a song for Ariel? I kind of hope so. Ariel was hot.
Secondly, why is Taz talking about the “thin mats” on the outside like them being thin is supposed to make the wrestlers more hardcore? They didn’t have mats in the old ECW so wouldn’t that make them more hardcore then?
So Stevie wins and Aldo attacks him with a Singapore Cane. Did someone say Singapore Cane? Sure as s**t out comes the greatest one trick pony in all of professional wrestling, The Sandman. When Sandman went to WCW, they named him Harcore Hak. Here’s something you may not know. WCW originally came up with a name that would more accurately describe Sandman and his wrestling ability. But they decided to change his first name from Talentless to Hardcore at the last second. And what does Sandman do? He canes Aldo, of course. That’s it. Just canes him. Then canes him again. During the canings, the crowd chants “E-C-Dub! E-C-Dub!” You know, because ECW is so much more than hardcore wrestling. Smartbreak, anything to add

Beer is considered a depressant and when too much is consumed, one can lose control of their anger. Take The Sandman here. He took a Singapore Cane to the face of PJ Polaco for no reason whatsoever. I think beer consumption played a major role in this attack. In order to avoid fits of anger during this show, I decided not to imbibe alcohol.
PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:07 pm


SEGMENT #9: Where Are They Now II: The Revenge

Francine with her baby. To be honest, I didn’t really hear a word she said or even notice the baby. There was just so much titty on the screen that I couldn’t focus. A few years ago, I went to Niagara Falls in hopes of playing in this big poker tournament. But when I didn’t get in, I drove back to my friend’s place in St. Catherine’s. But as I was leaving Niagara Falls, I past the seemingly endless rows of strip clubs. One of their signs caught my eye. It said, “Tonight, featuring the Queen of Extreme, Francine.” I didn’t go but seeing her gigantic cans now, I kind of wish I had. God, what a great rack. Is she still talking? ********, she’s going on forever. But what a set of boobs.

Boobs rule

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:08 pm


SEGMENT #10: Remembering The Dearly Departed

Wow, this really pisses me off. Tenay sets up what you think will be a stirring tribute the ECW wrestlers who have passed on and all you get is a black screen with white text. Black screen with white text!

That’s it? No sappy music or brief montage of pictures with their names? Oh, what? Does the WWE own EVERY picture EVER taken of ALL the dead ECW wrestlers? Bullshit. How does white text pay any kind of tribute?

Take a look at the Photoshopped entrance videos TNA puts out and you’re telling me that they couldn’t put together a montage of public domain photos to actually give a tribute to the late wrestlers? Was it really too much to spend? You sent a camera crew to track down the Blue ******** Meanie but you couldn’t spring for pictures of Chris Candido? ******** you, TNA. This was low. This was really low.

The last sentence on the screen was “Your contributions to the company will never be forgotten”. Really? Could have fooled me. You self-important pricks.
PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:09 pm


SEGMENT #11: Three-Way Dance – Spike Dudley . . . er, Brother Runt (dammit!) vs Al Snow vs Rhyno . . . er, Rhino (double dammit!)

I hate the term “three-way dance”. This is supposed to be where ECW exemplifies wrestling. Well admitting that wrestling is a dance takes away from the kayfabe. Besides, who wants to see three grown men dance? I want to see them fight not dance. Dancing is for the Gays. That’s right, I said “the Gays”.
So anyway all the guys do their same old, same old schtick. Again the TNA fans remind themselves that “This is wrestling!” I guess they were confused for a minute. Probably thought they were watching Peter Pan due to all the dancing. Oh then ONCE AGAIN, they steal the Eddie Guerrero using the chair psyche-out. Of course, if disqualifications meant anything, that would have been a good spot. Oh but they change it up a bit. *Yawn* Rhino wins with – what else? – a Gore. Where’s that drink?


Once again, we are met with an unusual pairing. It’s enough to make a grown man go insane. Sure, my blood pressure went through the roof, my right eye started twitching and I lost feeling in my left arm, bit that’s okay. It’s all part of the calming process and I think I successfully avoided the level of anger I’m used to. The part of this 3-Way Dance (inspired by a nameless organization) that pushed me to the brink may have been when the performers decided to use an Eddie Guerrero spot that would only make sense if Disqualifications were in play. Luckily, I own a heavybag that hangs in my basement. I would never take out my aggression on a living person. Hitting the bag for a few rounds is a nice way to blow off steam and also keeps you in great shape.

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:11 pm


SEGMENT #12: Backstage with Mick Foley

So blah, blah, blah. Another long, boring, pointless Mick Foley promo. You know what? I can’t hold it in anymore. I’ve got something to say about Mick Foley. I used to like and even respect the guy. But that’s all changed. He’s a hypocrite in the purest sense of the word. In his book, he claimed to be so pissed off about Heyman calling him a whore for money that it nearly ruined the friendship he and Paul had.

But ever since then, he’s done nothing but whore himself out to the business for money. WrestleMania 2000, being the WWE Commissioner, wrestling Ric Flair at SummerSlam to promote his book, appearing on WWE Classics On Demand to promote his book, signing with TNA, becoming the TNA Champion, and now he’s even whoring out Hogan’s book live on pay-per-view. What the ********? You’re such a b***h. I guess the Million Dollar Man was right. Everyone, even the self-righteous, has a price. Whore.
PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:12 pm


SEGMENT #13: I Remember III: The Return

Ok if I have to ask who someone is one more time, I quit. Who is this guy? Brutus Magnus? And he is . . . ******** it, nevermind. These segments are really starting to sound the same. “ECW was about people with heart”, “ECW was about putting it all on the line”. Wake up call! Everyone during that era “put everything on the line”. They had to. There was a ******** ratings war going on! If you didn’t put it all on the line, then you were fired and replaced with someone who would put it all on the line. Just because ECW wasn’t WCW or WWE doesn’t make their “heart and determination” any more special. But at least we know who to blame for the spot-monkey laced X-Division. Josh Van Dam and Mattu? Sabin, some things are better left in your head.

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PostPosted: Sun Aug 15, 2010 3:16 pm


SEGMENT #14: Kahoneys & Axl Rotten vs The Dudley Boys . . . er, Team 3-D (********, I really suck at this!)
If I knew what this match was going to dissolve into, I probably would have slit my own jugular before watching it. So Kahoneys and Rotten come out with chairs and claim they are the most hardcore and extreme tag team in wrestling – because ECW was so much more than hardcore. They challenge any team to match and out comes the greatest tag team in ECW history . . . The D . . . Joel Gertner??? Ugh. You know when ECW went under there were a lot of things and people who were truly missed. I mean that. Raven, Tommy Dreamer, etc. But when ECW went under there were some people who should have stayed in history. Joel Gertner is the most useless, waste of space I’ve ever laid eyes on in professional wrestling and I’ve seen Phantasio! Here’s what he said word-for-word:

I
t is I, the bacon in her eggs,
The man for whom she begs,
And the face between her legs,
The lyrical miracle,
The sexual intellectual,
And the quintessential stud-muffin,
Joel “Lady GaGa advocates celibacy. What an absolute disgrace. If she won’t let me stuff her muff then I’ll just poker face” Gertner


Who is this fat ********? Seriously. Back in 2006, DX came out and did d**k jokes every week and the Internet s**t on them because they were forty year old men doing d**k jokes. Why oh why is this quintessential tub of disgusting lard fat cool for doing the SAME ******** THING?!?! ******** hypocrites.
Speaking of tubs of disgusting lard fat, he comes out with the Dudley Boys. Yeah, I know they’re Team 3D now but ******** it. These guys are active wrestlers right? So why are they so fat? Gertner, Mahoney, and Rotten can be fat and I understand. But the Dudleys are still active. Why are they not in better shape? I’m in better shape than this two ******** and I get winded climbing a flight of stairs!
Ever notice how the ECW Dudleys are just the current Dudleys but just in tye dye shirts? Seriously. Nothing has changed about this guys in twenty years. Cena’s only been around for five years and he’s changed three or four times. The only thing these guys change is their underwear although I’m pretty sure that only happens when their fat and crotch germs erode it to the point where the underwear disintegrates and they have no choice but to get new “I Jerk It For Hardcore Man Action” underroos. And by the way, if the Dudley Boys were so recognizable in ECW, why weren’t they booked for a match already? Why were they even available for an open challenge?
Anyways, the match starts and it’s all crap from the word “go”. It’s an utter abomination. Bubba even makes a speech about how the people don’t want to see a “wrestling” match and they want a street fight. Of course they do. ECW was more than just hardcore right? This is the slowest, sloppiest, and most boring street fight I’ve ever seen. You’d see a more violent fight between “The Flowery Feltcher” and Trevor Soundlessfarts on the streets of San Francisco. They’re using a water bottle and a Styrofoam head to hurt . . . sorry “hurt” their opponents for ******** sake. I’m not ******** kidding! If you didn’t see this, you might think I’m lying. Especially when I tell you they had a light saber fight. Yes! They used toy light sabers from the Star Wars movies in an obviously choreographed sword fight reminiscent of a grade five play. They even stabbed each other with light sabers! Can you believe that? I saw it and I can’t believe it. The fans even chanted “Use the Force!” I guess they forgot that “This is wrestling!” Taz says that this is the type of match that the boys in the back would crowd around the monitor to watch. You know, because ECW was more than hardcore wrestling.

You’re probably thinking “Jesus Christ, Chrono. You’re going on and on and on. Move on to Yuke already.” First off, this is my review and I’ll go to Yuke when I’m good and damn ready. Secondly, this is done to make a point. This tag match went on FOREVER! It didn’t seem like it was ever going to end. They do the fiery table gimmick and it’s finally over! BUT NO!! Out come the Gangstas. New Jack and The Other One come out and they’re fat too. This is just sad. Bubba’s going to hold them off with the light saber before it deteriorates into a hug fest. This is just stupid and it doesn’t stop. Ever been in a conversation with a couple where the husband is drunk and starts talking “like a man” while the wife just stares and you don’t want to move for fear of setting her off? This is what this was. I was almost crying while pleading for it to stop.

Yuke, I’m going to claw my own eyes out. Help me, please!

Ya know, Chrono, that Cojones Mahoney looks a lot like the guy who used to pine for Kelly Kelly’s affection. It was nice to see Joel Gertner, who I’ve always enjoyed. Now, if you went into this match expecting anything resembling professional wrestling, then it will be very hard for you to keep your composure. An exercise I implemented was that of “changing the channel”. At 9:00 on Sunday nights, you are guaranteed to find quality programming on HBO, if you are a subscriber. This time of the year, we get True Blood. It’s a series about a girl named Sookie in Louisiana who can read minds. She is dating Bill, a vampire. Not to be confused with Twilight, this show focuses on adult themes such as sex, drug addiction, sex, murder, sex, dealing with werewolves, sex, and shape-shifting. For those of you with a thirst for blood, this show will quench it by the bucketful. When I decided to tune back, I saw two men engaging in that lightsaber fight Chrono mentioned. Now you can see why I needed to use this technique. When I flipped back, The Gangstas returned and destroyed Bubba, Devon and Joel Gertner… only to let them get up… and hug them.
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