WWE Monday Night Raw 10/8/12 Results and Review Punk Punches Fans

WWE Monday Night Raw 10/8/12 Results

Tornado Handicap Match: Ryback defeated Primo and
Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara defeated The Prime Time Players
Sheamus defeated Wade Barrett by DQ
Antonio Cesaro defeated Tyson Kidd
Kane and Daniel Bryan defeated Alberto Del Rio and Dolph Ziggler
Team Rhodes Scholars defeated Team CoBro
Eve defeated Kaitlyn
CM Punk vs. Vince McMahon


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WWE Monday Night Raw 10/8/12 Review and Analysis

Monday Night Raw once again swept through another venue and was not a great one, but there were some moments that definitely had me excited. The 3 hours of this show was a lot of filler, but between the filler there were some moments worth noting, and that’s what I will focus on here.

The Best Matches

Vince McMahon can still go. He’s 67 years old and I was not hoping to see him fighting here, but wow, he put up a major fight and beat the hell out of Cm Punk. Punk hit McMahon hard style at some points and Punk got hit hard with Kendo sticks and more. McMahon can really go, and despite his age, he put on an entertaining show. Punk ran away like a little Bitch and punched a fan. He will now have to fight either Ryback or John Cena.

The tag team championship tournament continued and the team that I pegged to win big didn’t work out well. Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara seem to be poised to get the titles as Mysterio is in his twilight years as a wrestler. Rhodes Scholars will definitely prove to be tough competition and their match was a bit better than the Prime Time players match, but I liked the whole thing.

The Worst Points

John Cena’s speech during the beginning, the women’s match, Larry King and the Miz verbally sparring, and the rest of the show wasn’t really all that great. Even the Ryback handicap match didn’t do much for me. There were some good points in the show, but I had to fast forward a few things that were just boring, and you know you did as well.

Overall Show

I wasn’t as excited for this week’s show, and I think that many people agree. There were some highlights, but let’s face it, it’s lacking in wrestling, and lots of it. Oh well.

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WWF Mega Matches (1991) Official Coliseum Video VHS For Sale

Today we present another rare VHS tape for sale, it’s the original WWF Mega Matches (1991) Coliseum Video release and you can purchase it for $15 Here.

WWF Mega Matches (Coliseum Video Official Release)

10/10/90 Tito Santana vs. Earthquake
01/08/91 Big Bossman vs. Bobby Heenan (ball and chain match)
12/11/90 Sgt. Slaughter vs. Jim Duggan
11/24/90 Bret Hart vs. The Barbarian
1990 The Bushwhackers vs. Honkytonk Man & Greg Valentine
08/08/90 Hulk Hogan vs. Dino Bravo
1990 Segment with Hillbilly Jim and his grannie
10/19/90 Davey Boy Smith vs. Haku
10/28/89 Randy Savage vs. Jim Duggan
01/21/91 Randy Savage vs. Ultimate Warrior (steel cage match)

Why You Should Own It

When it comes to Coliseum Videos, they are usually hit or miss for the most part, however, this one has some classic match ups that you’re not going to see in a lot of other videos. The reason this is a great buy simply relies on the fact that these matches were before WWF/WWE had monthly pay per views. These were filmed from around their house shows, tv tapings and much more and brought to you as a rental. Now you can own it in good condition for a low price.

The Best Matches

The best matches on this one vary from your particular tastes.

I loved the Macho Man vs Warrior Steel Cage encounter, Hogan vs Dino Bravo, Heenan and Bossman in a ball and chain match up, and of course the Bushwackers always made me laugh.

The rest of the tape is cool too for classic WWF fans.

Where you can get it

You can buy WWF Mega Matches (1991) via ebay, or you can end up getting it by clicking here and paying only $15. This one is a rare vhs tape and you can transfer it to dvd if you want.

WWE Smackdown Results and Review 10/5/12 The B Show

WWE Smackdown Results and Review 10/5/12

The Prime Time Players defeated R-Truth and Kofi Kingston
Ryback defeated Primo
Layla defeated Alicia Fox
The Miz (with Big Show) defeated Sheamus by DQ
Team Hell No defeated Alberto Del Rio and David Otunga by Daniel Bryan
Tensai (with Sheamus) defeated Big Show by DQ
CM Punk defeated Dolph Ziggler

WWE Smackdown Best and Worst and What Not

Smackdown was on last night and I caught most of it, but was tired. I did manage to record it so I got to see the epic moments and what not.

The best match of the night was definitely the main event. I have no idea why Ziggler is not a champion yet, but he is ready and it shows. He went toe to toe with Cm Punk yet again and while Punk won, it wasn’t an easy battle.

The tag team championship tournament had a cool match, and I’m hoping that the Prime Time Players are just one of the many tag teams that will not be “hot shotted” to the titles.

Bad and Worst

Smackdown had some funk, and no I don’t mean Brodus Clay. The show had a few moments that I just didn’t care about, mainly the Sheamus and Big Show angle that ran throughout the night.

The women’s match was horrible.

Ryback was cool, but can we get him some serious competition already?

Tensai is still here?

Overall Show

Overall, Smackdown showcased why it is exactly the B Show. Sure, there wasn’t as much filler as Monday Night Raw gets, but it’s certainly a far cry from being the best show in the company. Heck, I liked Main Event better, but that’s not saying a lot.

Maybe I was just tired, but Smackdown didn’t hold my attention like Raw did.

Impact Wrestling 10/4/12 Results and Review Lunatic Wrestling Program

Impact Wrestling 10/4/12 Results

Mr. Anderson defeated Gunner
Tara and Gail Kim defeated ODB and Miss Tessmacher
Samoa Joe defeated Rob Van Dam (Tv Title Match)
Chavo Guerrero defeated Kurt Angle
Zema Ion defeated Douglas Williams
Bully Ray defeated Austin Aeries and Jeff Hardy in a triple threat match

Impact Wrestling Thoughts and Ideas


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I was able to finally sit down and watch Impact wrestling after several months of nothing. I have to admit there are some changes that were made by the TNA brand to make the show a little more in your “face” but it still looked like an “independent” compared to WWE.

Instead of comparing what isn’t working, I’m going to compare what does work and review this stuff as is.

The Best Match

The best match of the night was definitely the women’s match. That’s not saying much but it is true. The women have a lot more offense here than most of the men on TNA, and it was more interesting to me to see how it turned out than any other match on the card.

The Worst Match

The worst was definitely watching a very boring Rob Van Dam fight Samoa Joe. The two don’t mesh that well, and watching Joe defeating RVD in such an easy manner is just lame.

Overall Idiocy

Impact is such a hard show to watch for me. There is a “gang” angle that is kind of like the New World Order that wants to compete with TNA and what not. It’s a boring thing, and I can’t really tell who the characters are.

Sting and Anderson will face two members of Aces and Eights and it’s going to be terrible, I just know it. Sting looks fat. Anderson looks fat. Sigh…as a stand alone show it’s going to be a hard thing to watch each week.

WWF The Big Event (1986) Original VHS For Sale

Today we present a rare VHS tape for sale, it’s the original WWF The Big Event Coliseum Video Release and you can purchase for $30 Here.

The Big Event VHS (Coliseum Video Official Release)

The Killer Bees vs. Jimmy Jack and Dory Funk, Jr.
Don Muraco vs. Haku
Ted Arcidi vs. Tony Garea
Junkyard Dog vs. Adrian Adonis
Dick Slater vs. Mike Sharpe
Bundy, Studd, & Heenan vs. Lou Albano, Big andSuper Machine
Ricky Steamboat vs. Jake Roberts (snake pit match)
Billy Jack Haynes vs. Hercules
Jacques and Raymond Rougeau vs. Greg Valentine & Brutus Beefcake
Harley Race vs. Pedro Morales
Hulk Hogan vs. Paul Orndorff

Why you Need the Big Event

The main reason you want this is because it took place before Wrestlemania III took place and it was at the height of the WWF’s big time match making ability. The show was held in Canada and there was a legitimate 65,000 plus people in attendance. You think today’s attendance records were big, they have aerial coverage of the stadium, and it’s insane how many people packed in to see this one. I’m not sure if it was shown on pay per view or antying, but this coliseum video release features some great moments.

The best matches on the card in my view are:

Jake “The Snake” Roberts vs. Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat in a no rules SNAKE PIT MATCH! This has to be where Raven go the “Raven’s Rules” match, right? Great match between the two, and something you have to see. This is Roberts at his best.

Don Muraco vs. Haku was a good one too, for what it was. Muraco was still young and could go, and Haku was not bloated or old, so you get an interesting match up of old school styles.

Hulk Hogan vs. Paul Orndorff for the WWF title definitely put butts in the seats. This match was another classic between the two, and shows off just how big Hogan was in the 1980s. Orndorff was no joke, and I don’t know why they never gave him the title, I loved his schtick as Mr. Wonderful and thought he could go toe to toe with Hogan.

Where you can get it

You can buy WWF The Big Event online via ebay but you’ll end up fighting a lot of bidders. If you do not want to go that route, I suggest you purchase it by visiting here. You can purchase the original Coliseum Video VHS in good condition from amazon online here, and check out this instant classic.