ECW on ScyFy 1/19/10 Results
Trent Barreta & Caylen Croft defeated Goldust & Yoshi Tatsu
Christian defeated William Regal by disqualification
ECW on ScyFy 1/19/10 Review
The show opened up with The Abraham Washington show, and to me, it’s getting tiring, I don’t know about you guys. Santino was the guest host on the show, and it wasn’t half bad. But it just proves that the Abraham Washington show is dead and the Santino show will continue! Vladimir Koslov was the guest host and it was interesting in a way, but I don’t watch wrestling shows for comedy, at least I didn’t used to…oh well.
Trent Barreta & Caylen Croft defeated Goldust & Yoshi Tatsu
You know things are bad when I can’t even remember the name of the tag team the wwe is trying to promote. These two new glorified jobbers suck. They need a new name, cause I can’t remember two full names of idiots I care nothing about.
This match was definitely a throwback to the olden days of tag team wrestling. Quick tags, and isolation of the opponent by Croft and Barreta and working as a real cohesive team, this match managed to capture some attention, although the pacing was definitely to blame for somewhat lackluster moments too. The finish was rushed, but it made sense, the seasoned tag team won, with a quick reversal of a roll up and of course, they still remain nobodies in my book. It’s nice to see Goldust getting some work in, but if ECW folds, this thing might tank sooner than later.
Zack Ryder and The Hurricane will probably feud in the near future, just so you know.
Christian defeated William Regal by disqualification
Christian and Regal went out and put on a match that wasn’t too bad. Regal’s mat and technical style was definitely not working at points, but it’s understood in his bag of wrestling tricks. Christian got the crowd going and pulled this match into his favor with a baseball slide midway through the match up. This match definitely was ramping up to be good, but Ezekiel Jackson helped Regal get disqualified, and that was the end of that.
Final Thoughts:
ECW hasn’t been good in a long time. This feud with Regal puts Christian in some good light, and in some decent matches, however does anyone even care about him or the rest of the ECW guys? I personally don’t care, and I’m sure there’s a lot of people that agree.
Plus, rumors have it that ECW is going the way of the buffalo, we’ll see what happens. I thought this show was boring. The end match had me going for a few moments, but the dq finish really bothered me. We never seem to get good endings on regular tv…even though I’m paying cable for it. Free? No, it’s not free…and I’m broke.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Ecw on ScyFy 11/3/09 Results and Review Christian Turmoil
Ecw on ScyFy 11/3/09 Results
William Regal defeated Goldust
Shelton Benjamin defeated Zack Ryder
Vance Archer defeated Logan Jones
Yoshi Tatsu & Christian defeated Kozlov & Ezekiel Jackson
Ecw on ScyFy 11/3/09 Review
Christian was in ring and talking about Regal. He was calling out William Regal and Regal came out to oblige. However, the general manager wasn’t really having it, and she was trying to stop the two from colliding. William Regal is offered a title shot and turned it down, saying that he’s in control not Christian. Regal eventually folds and will get a title shot when the WWE goes to England. I was bored, and didn’t care.
Post interview, Christian dropkicked Regal and we cut to commercial break.
William Regal defeated Goldust
Goldust put on a great match in this one. He was in control for the most part. He had Regal’s number for the whole match, and I for one actually started seeing that old Goldust, the one that was an Intercontinental championship contender. However, all that was put on hold, and buried, because Regal hit his running knee and knocked out the golden one with ease and won the match cleanly.
Shelton Benjamin defeated Zack Ryder
I definitely felt that I’ve seen this match before many times. However, I couldn’t remember off the top of my head when. Zack Ryder was distracted by Eve, and it cost him However, before that, Benjamin was putting on a demo reel of his footage because he had this match well in time and tuned up to showcase his natural wrestling talents. Shelton Benjamin, if he could get better on the mic, should definitely be chasing a title, he’s that good in ring. Ryder? Well, he’s distracted by Rosa? I already forgot which diva it was…cause I’m lame.
Paul Burchill yelled at The Hurricane about being a fraud, and I noticed again that Hurricane is getting fat. Maybe I’m getting fat too? Man…I need a job.
Vance Archer defeated Logan Jones
Lance Archer (I think he was previously Lance Hoyt) made his debut. Logan Jones got some cheers, which is interesting to see. Archer was just intense, an intensity that you don’t see with new comer wrestlers. He hit four moves and it was over, it was a classic debut, I liked it. He is just calm, and he executes perfectly, wow, that’s interesting. He might be a good addition, but I’d have to see him wrestle someone other than a jobber.
Yoshi Tatsu & Christian defeated Kozlov & Ezekiel Jackson
Yoshi Tatsu and Christian put on a good enough match to defeat the cronies that hang out with Regal. However, the match really didn’t have a lot of time to develop and seemed a bit rushed. While Regal’s team lost, Tatsu and Christian managed to compel the match to go their way with a series of moves.
After the match, Regal and his team of idiots beat up Christian, trying to hurt him before the title match next week.
Overall, ECW was ok. Regal’s mean streak is interesting to see. The intensity of the new guy was cool too, and the rest? It was alright. I liked how compact the show was, that’s for sure. A good overall ECW, nothing too harsh to say about it, that’s for sure.
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William Regal defeated Goldust
Shelton Benjamin defeated Zack Ryder
Vance Archer defeated Logan Jones
Yoshi Tatsu & Christian defeated Kozlov & Ezekiel Jackson
Ecw on ScyFy 11/3/09 Review
Christian was in ring and talking about Regal. He was calling out William Regal and Regal came out to oblige. However, the general manager wasn’t really having it, and she was trying to stop the two from colliding. William Regal is offered a title shot and turned it down, saying that he’s in control not Christian. Regal eventually folds and will get a title shot when the WWE goes to England. I was bored, and didn’t care.
Post interview, Christian dropkicked Regal and we cut to commercial break.
William Regal defeated Goldust
Goldust put on a great match in this one. He was in control for the most part. He had Regal’s number for the whole match, and I for one actually started seeing that old Goldust, the one that was an Intercontinental championship contender. However, all that was put on hold, and buried, because Regal hit his running knee and knocked out the golden one with ease and won the match cleanly.
Shelton Benjamin defeated Zack Ryder
I definitely felt that I’ve seen this match before many times. However, I couldn’t remember off the top of my head when. Zack Ryder was distracted by Eve, and it cost him However, before that, Benjamin was putting on a demo reel of his footage because he had this match well in time and tuned up to showcase his natural wrestling talents. Shelton Benjamin, if he could get better on the mic, should definitely be chasing a title, he’s that good in ring. Ryder? Well, he’s distracted by Rosa? I already forgot which diva it was…cause I’m lame.
Paul Burchill yelled at The Hurricane about being a fraud, and I noticed again that Hurricane is getting fat. Maybe I’m getting fat too? Man…I need a job.
Vance Archer defeated Logan Jones
Lance Archer (I think he was previously Lance Hoyt) made his debut. Logan Jones got some cheers, which is interesting to see. Archer was just intense, an intensity that you don’t see with new comer wrestlers. He hit four moves and it was over, it was a classic debut, I liked it. He is just calm, and he executes perfectly, wow, that’s interesting. He might be a good addition, but I’d have to see him wrestle someone other than a jobber.
Yoshi Tatsu & Christian defeated Kozlov & Ezekiel Jackson
Yoshi Tatsu and Christian put on a good enough match to defeat the cronies that hang out with Regal. However, the match really didn’t have a lot of time to develop and seemed a bit rushed. While Regal’s team lost, Tatsu and Christian managed to compel the match to go their way with a series of moves.
After the match, Regal and his team of idiots beat up Christian, trying to hurt him before the title match next week.
Overall, ECW was ok. Regal’s mean streak is interesting to see. The intensity of the new guy was cool too, and the rest? It was alright. I liked how compact the show was, that’s for sure. A good overall ECW, nothing too harsh to say about it, that’s for sure.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Ecw on ScyFy 10/28/09 Results and Review The Yoshi Era
Ecw on ScyFy 10/28/09 Results
Sheamus defeated Shelton Benjamin
Christian defeated Yoshi Tatsu
Ecw on ScyFy 10/28/09 Review
The show started off with The Abraham Washington show. It featured the General Manager of ECW as guest, and it wasn’t all that good. William Regal came out and asked for a title shot, and she said no. Regal then tore up the Abraham Washington set, and that’s about it. The show got a new broadcast announcer, and I forgot his name. It’s totally a different voice than Matt Stryker.
Sheamus defeated Shelton Benjamin
Shelton might be the best pure athlete in the WWE, but he can’t talk on the mic that’s why he’s in midcard hell on the third tier show. He does have skills, and it’s a surprise he’s not used more in main story lines, he could definitely match John Morrison at times, and dare I say, even the Miz. Sheamus was taking it to Benjamin, hitting a lot of power moves and isolating the high flyer by putting on easy submissions throughout the match up. This match was given some time to develop and it wasn’t half –bad. Benjamin really got his bearings in the second half and it looked like Sheamus was going to get a loss instead of juts simply moving to Raw. The Gold Standard was really pushing to get a win, and maybe move up the ranks, and it wasn’t an easy task at all. But nope, a swift kick to the head and it was over. What a terrible ending, oh well. Sheamus is out of here.
Christian defeated Yoshi Tatsu
Yoshi Tatsu kept hitting his moves, kept pinning, kept moving, and this shocked the champion. Christian was definitely not prepared for Yoshi as his strategy changed slightly. At one point it looked as though Yoshi might have hurt his leg legit, but Christian didn’t let him breathe or relax, coming off the top rope with a cross body block to keep the match going in his favor. Christian put on a show for the fans, going for his moves, but Yoshi wasn’t going to just be another opponent to succumb to Christian’s move set, he kept fighting, and that’s what made this match worth it. He just kept coming at Christian, no “face vs heel” nothing like that, they just kept wrestling; which made for a great match. The ECW champion seemed like he couldn’t put away Yoshi, but Yoshi was showing frustration too, and that frustration led him to nearly get pinned with a twist of fate like move. If you missed this match folks, you really missed a good one, as both men couldn’t put one another away…until the Killswitch was engaged! Yoshi gets defeated by the champion, but what a match, it’s a rarity in WWE.
Post match, William Regal and his cronies beat up Christian.
Sheamus defeated Shelton Benjamin
Christian defeated Yoshi Tatsu
Ecw on ScyFy 10/28/09 Review
The show started off with The Abraham Washington show. It featured the General Manager of ECW as guest, and it wasn’t all that good. William Regal came out and asked for a title shot, and she said no. Regal then tore up the Abraham Washington set, and that’s about it. The show got a new broadcast announcer, and I forgot his name. It’s totally a different voice than Matt Stryker.
Sheamus defeated Shelton Benjamin
Shelton might be the best pure athlete in the WWE, but he can’t talk on the mic that’s why he’s in midcard hell on the third tier show. He does have skills, and it’s a surprise he’s not used more in main story lines, he could definitely match John Morrison at times, and dare I say, even the Miz. Sheamus was taking it to Benjamin, hitting a lot of power moves and isolating the high flyer by putting on easy submissions throughout the match up. This match was given some time to develop and it wasn’t half –bad. Benjamin really got his bearings in the second half and it looked like Sheamus was going to get a loss instead of juts simply moving to Raw. The Gold Standard was really pushing to get a win, and maybe move up the ranks, and it wasn’t an easy task at all. But nope, a swift kick to the head and it was over. What a terrible ending, oh well. Sheamus is out of here.
Christian defeated Yoshi Tatsu
Yoshi Tatsu kept hitting his moves, kept pinning, kept moving, and this shocked the champion. Christian was definitely not prepared for Yoshi as his strategy changed slightly. At one point it looked as though Yoshi might have hurt his leg legit, but Christian didn’t let him breathe or relax, coming off the top rope with a cross body block to keep the match going in his favor. Christian put on a show for the fans, going for his moves, but Yoshi wasn’t going to just be another opponent to succumb to Christian’s move set, he kept fighting, and that’s what made this match worth it. He just kept coming at Christian, no “face vs heel” nothing like that, they just kept wrestling; which made for a great match. The ECW champion seemed like he couldn’t put away Yoshi, but Yoshi was showing frustration too, and that frustration led him to nearly get pinned with a twist of fate like move. If you missed this match folks, you really missed a good one, as both men couldn’t put one another away…until the Killswitch was engaged! Yoshi gets defeated by the champion, but what a match, it’s a rarity in WWE.
Post match, William Regal and his cronies beat up Christian.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Ecw on ScyFy 10/20/09 Results and Review Countdown to Bragging Rights
Ecw on ScyFy 10/20/09 Results
Yoshi Tatsu defeated Zack Ryder
Sheamus vs A Jobber no contest
Christian defeated Chris Jericho
Ecw on ScyFy 10/20/09 Review
Abraham Washington started the show off, and was interesting. It was only interesting because Chris Jericho walked by interrupting the show. The whole beginning segment was made cool because of Y2J, but why is he on ECW? Interesting.
Yoshi Tatsu defeated Zack Ryder
Zack Ryder and Yoshi Tatsu battled it out to see who would get an ECW title shot, and it was interesting at the start. The two newer members of the WWE roster have actually been better than many other talents that WWE has tried to develop, but they aren’t major hits, like many others. There was a small, but visible Yoshi Tatsu chant midway through the match, which was good, and he definitely had some good moves overall, he was starting this match out great. The match turned into a rest hold circus with Ryder putting on wear down hold after wear down hold to try and get this thing going in his favor. Yoshi kept reversing things and trying to sneak out of things. Yoshi eventually got a ton of offense in, and it was actually quite good, then followed up with a sweet springboard finisher to win this match up clean.
Jericho got a meeting backstage trying to get more talent for his team, but was essentially kicked out.
Sheamus vs A Jobber no contest
Sheamus defated a jobber with ease. I’m not a big fan of jobber matches, andthis match was terrible…but out came Shelton Benjamin to break things up, so the match was thrown out. Even Benjamin knew how boring this match was and broke into the place to show things up. A brawl ensued and wow, Benjamin looks ready to fight.
Paul Burchill was in ring talking smack about The Hurricane, then the real Hurricane showed up, and this was over. I’m sick of the Hurricane already, he’s fat.
Christian defeated Chris Jericho
Christian beat Jericho at Wrestlemania 19 in Seattle, so this match didn’t really catch my attention too much. Yes, these two can really put on a good match up, but it’s ECW, I’m tired and I don’t know, maybe there is just other things I could be doing…I kid. I still can’t believe Christian is on ECW and not main eventing a bigger show, especially since ditching TNA for WWE. Jericho had this thing working in his favor in the early goings of this match, putting in some good offense against the ECW Champion. However, Christian wasn’t going to just lie down and take it, and he started to fight back with some great moves. The second rope dropkick was picture perfect, proving that he’s not just some second tier champion. Even though Christian pushed things forward, it was Jericho that had things all figured out moving forward. Jericho was methodically punishing Christian with every step, until he gloated too long and couldn’t land the Lionsault on Christian. Christian then switched things around, moved towards finishing this match, hitting a spinning elbow off the middle rope, then going for the Killswitch! However, amidst Christian’s offense, Jericho nearly got the Twist of Fate, only to get countered and this match started to look like a little more than television fare. Jericho kept fighting and eventually did get Christian into the Walls of Jericho and this match looked as good as done for Christian. He managed to get to the ropes, and break things up, and then hit the Killswitch to garner him a stunning victory in this three star match up on ECW.
Yoshi Tatsu defeated Zack Ryder
Sheamus vs A Jobber no contest
Christian defeated Chris Jericho
Ecw on ScyFy 10/20/09 Review
Abraham Washington started the show off, and was interesting. It was only interesting because Chris Jericho walked by interrupting the show. The whole beginning segment was made cool because of Y2J, but why is he on ECW? Interesting.
Yoshi Tatsu defeated Zack Ryder
Zack Ryder and Yoshi Tatsu battled it out to see who would get an ECW title shot, and it was interesting at the start. The two newer members of the WWE roster have actually been better than many other talents that WWE has tried to develop, but they aren’t major hits, like many others. There was a small, but visible Yoshi Tatsu chant midway through the match, which was good, and he definitely had some good moves overall, he was starting this match out great. The match turned into a rest hold circus with Ryder putting on wear down hold after wear down hold to try and get this thing going in his favor. Yoshi kept reversing things and trying to sneak out of things. Yoshi eventually got a ton of offense in, and it was actually quite good, then followed up with a sweet springboard finisher to win this match up clean.
Jericho got a meeting backstage trying to get more talent for his team, but was essentially kicked out.
Sheamus vs A Jobber no contest
Sheamus defated a jobber with ease. I’m not a big fan of jobber matches, andthis match was terrible…but out came Shelton Benjamin to break things up, so the match was thrown out. Even Benjamin knew how boring this match was and broke into the place to show things up. A brawl ensued and wow, Benjamin looks ready to fight.
Paul Burchill was in ring talking smack about The Hurricane, then the real Hurricane showed up, and this was over. I’m sick of the Hurricane already, he’s fat.
Christian defeated Chris Jericho
Christian beat Jericho at Wrestlemania 19 in Seattle, so this match didn’t really catch my attention too much. Yes, these two can really put on a good match up, but it’s ECW, I’m tired and I don’t know, maybe there is just other things I could be doing…I kid. I still can’t believe Christian is on ECW and not main eventing a bigger show, especially since ditching TNA for WWE. Jericho had this thing working in his favor in the early goings of this match, putting in some good offense against the ECW Champion. However, Christian wasn’t going to just lie down and take it, and he started to fight back with some great moves. The second rope dropkick was picture perfect, proving that he’s not just some second tier champion. Even though Christian pushed things forward, it was Jericho that had things all figured out moving forward. Jericho was methodically punishing Christian with every step, until he gloated too long and couldn’t land the Lionsault on Christian. Christian then switched things around, moved towards finishing this match, hitting a spinning elbow off the middle rope, then going for the Killswitch! However, amidst Christian’s offense, Jericho nearly got the Twist of Fate, only to get countered and this match started to look like a little more than television fare. Jericho kept fighting and eventually did get Christian into the Walls of Jericho and this match looked as good as done for Christian. He managed to get to the ropes, and break things up, and then hit the Killswitch to garner him a stunning victory in this three star match up on ECW.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Ecw on ScyFy 8/11/09 Results and Review More Extreme Things
Ecw on ScyFy 8/11/09 Results
Shelton Benjamin defeated Zack Ryder
Vladimir Kozlov defeated Jobber
Yoshi Tatsu defeated Paul Burchill via disqualification
Tyler Reks defeated Tom James (jobber)
William Regal defeated Tommy Dreamer
Ecw on ScyFy 8/11/09 Review
Shelton Benjamin defeated Zack Ryder
I liked how this feuded started. No, not the singing, but the fact that Ryder attacked Benjamin during his rendition of the classic Hootie and The Blowfish song; that beginning led way into this starting match. The two were fighting tooth and nail, and I loved where they started in this match up, with both guys hitting hard, fast, and pacing a lot better than the average big man match, consisting of running the ropes, instead of going to a headlock from the start. Zack Ryder did slow things down a little, it was Shelton that made the crowd go wild with nicely timed reversals and good overall power, with the crowd firmly behind The Gold Standard. A frustrated Ryder made way to another Shelton Benjamin victory.
Vladimir Kozlov defeated Jobber
Another jobber loses to Kozlov. I’m tired of seeing Kozlov beat up jobbers.
Post match Ezekiel Jackson came down beat up a jobber too. These two wrestlers have been on a collision course, and they have yet to wrestle each other, I’m sure they will someday, just not this time
Yoshi Tatsu defeated Paul Burchill via disqualification
Paul Burchill as really putting Yoshi through ringer in this match up. Paul was really fighting hard, and was seriously hitting harder than I’ve seen him wrestle in recent times. Katie Lea interfered and this forced a disqualification, so maybe Paul’s intensity was due in large part to the length of the match up.
Post match The Hurricane, in full Super Hero costume saved Yoshi from a beating! I kid you not, The Hurricane is back in Green!
Tyler Reks defeated Tom James (jobber)
Don’t blink during this match, you might miss it. Another jobber match with the new guy Tyler Reks getting the win. Tyler Reks is impressive, but he needs more opponents to get over with the fans, and myself. He’s ok, but not exactly quite there yet.
Christian was on the Abraham Washington show, and it was ok, I guess?
William Regal defeated Tommy Dreamer
First Regal was named the #1 contender, then he gets a match with Dreamer. Regal is a legit contender, and word on the street is that Tommy Dreamer is injured. Regal worked on Tommy Dreamer’s injured left arm, and was slowly fighting him, and this match was not much else. Dreamer made a small comeback, but it was Regal that was like a rabid dog against Dreamer during this match up. Regal eventually knocked out Dreamer with a knee to the face and we said goodnight to Dreamer…he’s on his way out in my view.
Shelton Benjamin defeated Zack Ryder
Vladimir Kozlov defeated Jobber
Yoshi Tatsu defeated Paul Burchill via disqualification
Tyler Reks defeated Tom James (jobber)
William Regal defeated Tommy Dreamer
Ecw on ScyFy 8/11/09 Review
Shelton Benjamin defeated Zack Ryder
I liked how this feuded started. No, not the singing, but the fact that Ryder attacked Benjamin during his rendition of the classic Hootie and The Blowfish song; that beginning led way into this starting match. The two were fighting tooth and nail, and I loved where they started in this match up, with both guys hitting hard, fast, and pacing a lot better than the average big man match, consisting of running the ropes, instead of going to a headlock from the start. Zack Ryder did slow things down a little, it was Shelton that made the crowd go wild with nicely timed reversals and good overall power, with the crowd firmly behind The Gold Standard. A frustrated Ryder made way to another Shelton Benjamin victory.
Vladimir Kozlov defeated Jobber
Another jobber loses to Kozlov. I’m tired of seeing Kozlov beat up jobbers.
Post match Ezekiel Jackson came down beat up a jobber too. These two wrestlers have been on a collision course, and they have yet to wrestle each other, I’m sure they will someday, just not this time
Yoshi Tatsu defeated Paul Burchill via disqualification
Paul Burchill as really putting Yoshi through ringer in this match up. Paul was really fighting hard, and was seriously hitting harder than I’ve seen him wrestle in recent times. Katie Lea interfered and this forced a disqualification, so maybe Paul’s intensity was due in large part to the length of the match up.
Post match The Hurricane, in full Super Hero costume saved Yoshi from a beating! I kid you not, The Hurricane is back in Green!
Tyler Reks defeated Tom James (jobber)
Don’t blink during this match, you might miss it. Another jobber match with the new guy Tyler Reks getting the win. Tyler Reks is impressive, but he needs more opponents to get over with the fans, and myself. He’s ok, but not exactly quite there yet.
Christian was on the Abraham Washington show, and it was ok, I guess?
William Regal defeated Tommy Dreamer
First Regal was named the #1 contender, then he gets a match with Dreamer. Regal is a legit contender, and word on the street is that Tommy Dreamer is injured. Regal worked on Tommy Dreamer’s injured left arm, and was slowly fighting him, and this match was not much else. Dreamer made a small comeback, but it was Regal that was like a rabid dog against Dreamer during this match up. Regal eventually knocked out Dreamer with a knee to the face and we said goodnight to Dreamer…he’s on his way out in my view.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
ECW on ScyFY 7/21/09 Results and Review The Abraham Washington Disaster
Ecw on ScyFy 7/21/09 Results
Yoshi Tatsu defeated William Regal
Shelton Benjamin defeated Goldust
Ezekiel Jackson defeated Jobber #928
Tyler Rex defeated Paul Burchill
Ecw on ScyFy 7/21/09 Review
Yoshi Tatsu defeated William Regal
Regal was wrestling completely strong style, hitting only heavy impact moves. It was interesting to see what was going down here, as Tatsu was getting worked hard for a change. After getting beat up most of this match, Yoshi managed to pin William Regal out of the blue, and while Regal looked great, Yosh gets the win. I don’t get it, he’s ok, but the fans need to get behind him or boo him before he is fired.
Ezekiel Jackson defeated Jobber #928
Ezekiel Jackson won a squash match. This was dumb, I hated it. Jackson killed a jobber, oh well. Nothing see here.
Kozlov came out and confronted Jackson, the two are headed for a collision course. Kozlov beat up the jobber, for no apparent reason.
Shelton Benjamin defeated Goldust
Goldust finally gets a legit match up to really showcase that he’s still got it. However, Shelton Benjamin is the one getting the push here, obviously, but you would have forgotten that because Goldust was getting a good portion of the offense in. In fact, Goldust hasn’t been this good in a long time, he was following up everything with a certain focus and was actually trying harder than any other time I’ve seen in him in recent comebacks. Shelton Benjamin hit Paydirt and this match was over.
Tyler Rex Paul defeated Burchill
This match was boring, and even though both competitors were trying really hard, it just wasn’t merging that well. Tyler Rex was the obvious faster man, and I noticed that Paul was gaining some weight, so maybe he’s on his way out. Tyler Rex’s springboard dropkick was impressive, he seemed to float in the air, a great display. Tyler Rex squeaks one out of this match as he surprised Burchill with a quick pin.
The Abraham Washington Show was next. It sucked. Christian and Tommy Dreamer were the guests, and they just listented as the dead audience passed out. This sucked, Washington still has no charisma, although it was new….even for the wwe, can Washington wrestle though? We’ll have to wait and see.
Yoshi Tatsu defeated William Regal
Shelton Benjamin defeated Goldust
Ezekiel Jackson defeated Jobber #928
Tyler Rex defeated Paul Burchill
Ecw on ScyFy 7/21/09 Review
Yoshi Tatsu defeated William Regal
Regal was wrestling completely strong style, hitting only heavy impact moves. It was interesting to see what was going down here, as Tatsu was getting worked hard for a change. After getting beat up most of this match, Yoshi managed to pin William Regal out of the blue, and while Regal looked great, Yosh gets the win. I don’t get it, he’s ok, but the fans need to get behind him or boo him before he is fired.
Ezekiel Jackson defeated Jobber #928
Ezekiel Jackson won a squash match. This was dumb, I hated it. Jackson killed a jobber, oh well. Nothing see here.
Kozlov came out and confronted Jackson, the two are headed for a collision course. Kozlov beat up the jobber, for no apparent reason.
Shelton Benjamin defeated Goldust
Goldust finally gets a legit match up to really showcase that he’s still got it. However, Shelton Benjamin is the one getting the push here, obviously, but you would have forgotten that because Goldust was getting a good portion of the offense in. In fact, Goldust hasn’t been this good in a long time, he was following up everything with a certain focus and was actually trying harder than any other time I’ve seen in him in recent comebacks. Shelton Benjamin hit Paydirt and this match was over.
Tyler Rex Paul defeated Burchill
This match was boring, and even though both competitors were trying really hard, it just wasn’t merging that well. Tyler Rex was the obvious faster man, and I noticed that Paul was gaining some weight, so maybe he’s on his way out. Tyler Rex’s springboard dropkick was impressive, he seemed to float in the air, a great display. Tyler Rex squeaks one out of this match as he surprised Burchill with a quick pin.
The Abraham Washington Show was next. It sucked. Christian and Tommy Dreamer were the guests, and they just listented as the dead audience passed out. This sucked, Washington still has no charisma, although it was new….even for the wwe, can Washington wrestle though? We’ll have to wait and see.
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