Tuesday, March 25, 2014

WWE Monday Night Raw Results and Review 3/24/14

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What’s this? I’m back suckaaaasssss! That’s right, Sir Jorge is back in business thanks to a few gigs writing and a lot of time on social media busting balls. Before I get into the review, I want to say that CM PUNK SUCKS. The review is based on the HULU version of Raw, because I do not/cannot afford cable.

WWE Monday Night Raw Results and Review

This Monday, Stephanie came out to talk about last week’s actions against Daniel Bryan. Stephanie is marvelous at the role of trying to push the fans, and it’s grand. Orton came out to talk about how he’s going to win, which is what all the champions do. I hate Orton. He has the charisma of a paper plate. I hate these long intros, but you, you already knew that.

CM Punk quits because of Batista.

When Batista’s music hit, that’s all I could think about. Batista isn’t the best, but he didn’t quit like Punk did and walk away like a chump. His music hit and of course we got more discourse. A slow start to Raw, in my view. Stephanie slapped the hell out of Dave and basically called her a SLUT! I loved it.

Goodbye Stephanie! Great opening segment that led to a spear by Batista. I do not think Batista is the next champion. I don’t think Bryan is either. I’m thinking Punk returns to screw Bryan over. Orton retains then goes back to being backup quarterback for the Dallas Cowbooys.

Christian defeated Dolph Ziggler, Sheamus, and Alberto Del Rio in Fatal Four Way Match

Christian’s run has to be coming to an end. This match was a spot fest for the most part, and I don’t mind that. I love seeing as much wrestling as we can get, and not everything has to be a hard fought technical masterpiece ala Dean Malenko. This match sufficed to entertain, and Chrsistian’s win comes as a surprise to me. I thought Ziggler would win, especially after the top rope fame-asser…I forget what it’s called now, but who cares. Good match, solid ending, Christian gets a shot at the IC title, and will lose.

Triple H turned into the “GAME” and said he’d be champion, which I didn’t care for.

Hogan up next and his segment in which The Miz came out and tried to assert his dominance. Cheap pops abounded, and Hogan was welcomed with warm arms. Miz then got beat up by some random idiot and then got hit by Arnold and Hogan. A Real World joke was made, and I got bored, you did too, admit it. Where’s the wrestling at?

John Cena vs. Luke Harper NO Contest

John Cena really meshed well with Luke Harper. Harper is a dirty wrestler, and it shows, while Cena tried to mix in his signature moves. Cena does a good job staying in character, and his move set is offset by Luke’s constant changes and random brawling style. I like how Harper is a throw back of sorts, moving through wrestling moves and just brawling, which is just good. Harper is wild, and it shows with how he works with Cena. The lights went out and Cena was left tied to the ropes in a weird mask, and that was that. The crowd was insanely happy, I was confused, and the Wyatt family once again prove to be the best thing on WWE Raw right now.

Naomi defated Aj Lee by count out

AJ Lee was supposed to wrestle Naomi but got herself counted out fast. I don’t like the divas division, and this once again proves why. I hate it. Vickie came out to say that AJ Lee would wrestle Naomi, Cameron, Brie Bella, Nicki Bella, Natalya, Eva Marie, Emma, Aksana, Alicia Fox, Summer Ray, Rosa Mendes, Layla, and Tamina in the first ever Vickie Guerrero Divas Championship invitational.

The Shield defeated The Real Americans

This match was ok, nothing too spectacular. The Real Americans seem to push a great team, and The Shield is showing signs of weakness. I’m not sure what the gimmicks are here, but they are definitely pushing the beat downs to all new levels. I guess they are ok, but eh, I don’t really care for them. The Real Americans bore me, and it feels like The Shield is just second fiddle to the Wyatt Family. Entertaining match though, so I liked that. Apparently The Shield will wrestle the Corporate Outlaws and Kane at Wrestlemania…boring.

Heyman came out to talk about Lesnar and Undertaker….it bored me. Oh and Undertaker came out and did a little shuffle with lesnar, but who cares? Undertaker is overrated. The streak is lame, and I proved that long ago.

Overall Raw Rating: 3/5

The show was light on wrestling, heavy on talk. That's how things go in the WWE today, I presume. The build up to Wrestlemania is getting stronger, but with these throwaway matches, I'm not sure I'd invest heavily. Oh well.

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

CM Punk vs. Undertaker Wrestlemania 30 Confirmed

The news right now is that CM PUNK has left the WWE.

If he has in fact left, could it be that he is going to wrestle Undertaker one more time at Mania?

I'm going to throw my 2 cents in that way. Punk isn't gone, he may have gone home but that's only because The Undertaker is coming back.

It will be Punk going after the streak 1 more time. Why not Lesnar? Because Punk vs Taker 2 could be the show stealer that everyone is not expecting or talking about.

Last year I was way off with Sting vs. Undertaker.

This year, Sting has reportedly signed with wwe.

Well, here it is, I'm going to lay it out yet again and go bold with my prediction.

CM PUNK vs UNDERTAKER Wrestlemania 30


Bank on it!

Monday, January 27, 2014

WWE Royal Rumble 2014 Review

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Thanks 100% to wrestlingdesires.com, for letting me in on the chat and conversation as well as information from the Rumble. I couldn’t believe I won a contest and was able to enjoy the show.

The Royal Rumble 2014 is the first PPV that I’ve seen in a long time. I haven’t watched RAW or any other show since I don’t have cable and I am 100% broke.

New Age Outlaws defeated Rhodes Bros.

I saw the second half of this match and didn’t realize it was free on WWE.com until I was in a chat. Apparently the older guys get the rub in the tag division? They are entertaining enough, but I didn’t find the match all that compelling. I was just excited to see wrestling, so I guess that’s well enough. However, why feature two older teams? Cody isn’t that old, but still, these guys should allow for better, younger tag teams to get in there. I miss the days of good tag matches.

Bray Wyatt defeated Daniel Bryan

Bray Wyatt is one of the coolest wrestling characters I’ve seen in a long time, and the dude can work. He works really well and he plays on the persona and wrestling prowess all mixed into one. Daniel Bryan needs a villain of this caliber to get moving forward, and I loved the match. I thought it was a great way to start the PPV proper. I liked it.

Brock Lesnar defeated The Big Slow

I’m sick of the Big Slow, as I’ve been calling him for years now. Hopefully this beat down forces him into retirement. He’s old and his prime is behind him. Show, retire man, and just rest. Lesnar, well, he is a shadow of what he used to be.

Randy Orton defeated John Cena

This match was not very good. Orton is my least favorite WWE superstar and I’ve always said he sucked. He still does. I’m sorry, he’s awful. Cena is ok. Cena pushes the envelope a little here and there but I’ve already seen this match 900 times. I didn’t like it that much, and the ending was definitely a good point. The Wyatt family showed up, caused Cena the match, and that was that. I like where they may be going with this.

Batista Wins the Rumble

Cm Punk entering number one was awesome. I loved it. I liked how he lasted a long time in the match up, and how Kane took him out. Hopefully Punk gets a title shot for this. The rest of the match seemed telegraphed to me. Reigns in the end getting a lot of attention, and was more praised than Batista. Batista is thinner, faster, and looks really good. I thought I saw a little ring rust, but overall, he’s a good fit in the WWE right now. Keep him off the mic.

The Rumble overall was great. I loved it. However, I couldn’t help but feel that Batista winning is a misstep in the whole thing. The ending should’ve been changed to allow Reigns to win and get out of The Shield. Batista losing would be far better I think, especially if they played it like Bret Hart’s losses. The bitterness angle could work great, especially with the terrible crowd last night. They seemed to be out of it for the most part. Oh and the surprises sucked. Nash? El Torito? Really? Lame.

Monday, December 23, 2013

WWF Coliseum Video Presents Hulkamania

Coliseum Video released this classic tape that featured some of the best wrestling from the early years, with their second release. Right now, you may not be a big fan of Hulk Hogan, but he wasn’t always a comedy or parody of a wrestling. That’s not what you get with Hulkamania, you get him at his absolute best. Hogan follows through some great matches and interviews with several major players from 1984.

Sure, this is mostly a fluff and edited piece, but it still provides you with a bit of history from the past. If you’re trying to complete a collection from Coliseum video, you absolutely need to get this. Not only is it entertaining, it shows the Hulkster in a whole new light. Most of you will not remember how amazing the guy was, and this proves it.

For those that are looking for a good copy of Hulkamania, you will be delighted by the fact that you can find it for relatively cheap. When I first bought it back in the 1990s, I had to purchase it from a video store that was closing down.

The matches that are found on this VHS tape from Coliseum video includes:



08/04/84 Hulk Hogan vs. Greg Valentine
12/10/84 Hulk Hogan vs. John Studd
08/21/84 TNT Show: Hulk Hogan makes protein shakes
06/17/84 Hulk Hogan vs. David Schultz
04/06/84 Hulk Hogan vs. John Studd (steel cage match)
1980s Hulk Hogan interview
01/23/84 Hulk Hogan vs. The Iron Sheik (Hogan wins WWF World Title)

I’m recommending that you check this out, it’s well worth it, if I do say so myself. Click here to read more about it, or even buy it for cheap.

Thursday, December 19, 2013

WWF Coliseum Video Presents Wrestlings Bloopers Bleeps and Bodyslams Review

Wrestling's Bloopers, Bleeps and Bodyslams is one of those releases from the WWF that you absolutely want to have. Why? It’s the first one released by the company and one example of how wrestling shouldn’t be taken so seriously. This tape features some moments that are 100% unedited, uncensored, and completely hilarious.

Even though it’s only 84 minutes long, it packs in a lot of features that you’re going to face palm. Many of the clips are from 1984, a time when wrestling was set to seriously get bigger. This is not attitude era, obviously, but it has some serious history for those that are looking to collection and get their hands on all WWF Coliseum video releases.

Wrestling's Bloopers, Bleeps and Bodyslams has some classic names and features including segments with, Freddie Blassie, Mike Sharpe, Lou Albano, Iron Sheik, Wild Samoans, Hulk Hogan, Johnny Valiant, Adrian Adonis, Dick Murdoch, Andre the Giant, and Rowdy Roddy Piper, just to name a few. There are a few matches thrown in to level out the funny moments, and should definitely be worth your time.

Finding a good copy of Wrestling's Bloopers, Bleeps and Bodyslams is simple. You can click here, and get it for under fifty bucks. If you book mark the link, you may find it cheaper. Overall, the quality is good, and if you’re going to amass a collection like me, then you’re going to want to buy this one. I highly recommend it.

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The segments are as follows:

1984 TNT Show: Freddie Blassie gives love advice
1980s Mike Sharpe vs. Steve Grey (Grey loses his toupee)
1980s Tiger Chung Lee tries to break bricks with karate chops
1984 TNT Show: Lou Albano
1984 TNT Show: Paul Orndorff vs. Tony Atlas (pose down)
1984 TNT Show: Iron Sheik with a camel
1984 TNT Show: Freddie Blassie & Friday
1980s Dana Carpenter vs. Haiti Kid
1984 TNT Show: Ivan Putski polka
08/21/84 TNT Show: Hulk Hogan makes protein shakes
1984 TNT Show: Lou Albano gives love advice
1984 TNT Show: Wild Samoans cooking
1984 TNT Show: Lou Albano
05/17/85 TNT Show: Salvatore Bellomo makes pizza
09/25/84 TNT Show: Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch visit Texas & NYC
1984 TNT Show: Johnny Valiant gives love advice
1984 TNT Show: Andre the Giant sings "The Fish Song"
1984 "Piper's Pit" with Cyndi Lauper
01/85 TNT Show: Butcher Vachon's wedding reception

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