Older than Twitter. Not quite as profitable. A pro wrestling counterfactual: What if the World Wrestling Federation was organized around workrate, around the idea that the pivotal word in the phrase "sports entertainment" is the first? Can one Ricky Steamboat pinfall put right what once went wrong? Go to the earliest archived post; scroll to December 19, 2005 "it begins" and you're ready to roll.
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Triple H, October 2011:
“When I grew up, I hated Hogan. I thought he was terrible and didn’t like to watch him. I was like Punk in a way. I liked the Steamboats and Flairs and the ones that could go. Would I be right in saying that Hogan was the wrong guy to go with, and they should’ve changed directions and gone with Steamboat because he was the better wrestler? Ludicrous.” - Triple H. October, 2011.
TNA - Final Resolution
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Bound for Glory is here.
TNA Final Resolution - 2008
Real World Lockdown (and they've sold me; I mean, if I still paid for wrestling, I'd be more likely to pay for this show than for XXV on the strength of Foley, good for him) means Counterfactual Final Resolution. I'll be back in June after real world Slammiversary.
TNA Championship: AJ Styles d. Homicide
X Title: Jay Lethal (w/Book) d. Rhyno
Tag Titles: Motor City Machine Guns d. Tex Mex: Storm/Hernandez
Samoa Joe d. Abyss (w/Kazarian)
Bobby Roode d. Kurt Angle
Chris Daniels d. Sanjay Dutt/Jimmy Rave
Sting d. Eric Young
Dudley Boys d. New Age Outlaws
(I spent the weekend watching the Best of Starrcade DVD set - it's a matter of degree, but I have Ultimo/Dean from '96 as the best Starrcade match ever and it didn't make the top 25. This unsettles me. Also, Kurt's WWF theme is my ringtone when I get emails pushed to my Blackberry. Just accept it and move on.)
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