Monday, May 9, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Austin Aries Works Everyone in Atlanta
Thursday, April 21, 2011
EVOLVE 7 Results and Comments
-Shiima Xion def. Jimmy Jacobs to start things off in a quick match.
-Silas Young def Tony Nese. Nese had a great showing! Terrific match-up!
-Johnny Gargano def. John Davis in a hard-hitting match with great psychology.
-Frightmare and Jigsaw def. Jason Gory and Facade in a high flying match-up.
-Sami Callihan def. Zack Sabre Jr via KO. It was a slobber knocker of a match! INCREDIBLE!
-Intermission was up next. They showed Larry Sweeney vs. Sal Rinaro. R.I.P Sweeney.
-Upon returning from intermission, John Davis came out to address the crowd. Said he will "not let you down again."
-AR Fox def. Rich Swan in what was arguably the match of the night!
-Chuck Taylor def. Akira Tozawa in a very good match. I'm amazed Tozawa lost this one especially since he's been on fire as of late. Tozawa has IT!
-In a tie breaker match Johnny Gargano def. Chuck Taylor after Reby Sky threw in the towel. Total BS. The crowd and everyone in the iPPV chat did not approve.
-Austin Aries def. John Moxley in his final indy match. Moxley will indeed be missed. Hope he does well in the WWE!
-COMMENTS-
EVOLVE 7 was a strong Pro Wrestling show. While I wish EVOLVE would go more of the MMA route that they started out with, the wrestling remains solid from some of the hardest working guys in the business. There were certainly no bad matches on the card. In my opinion, you had one five star match with the majority of the rest being four stars. The productions values were VERY good. At least on our end, we didn't experience any issues. It should be noted that Lenny Leonard was not on commentary. I can't recall the name of the announcer who filled in. While he wasn't bad, he certainly wasn't great either. Austin Aries helped with commentary for the first part of the show and Jimmy Jacobs during the second.
THE BOTTOM LINE: EVOLVE 7 was well worth the money! You can view the replay now on http://www.wwnlive.com
FINAL RATING:
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Wrestlemania 27, TNA and more!
It takes a lot of courage to stand up for what one believes in. I think no one has ever said it better than my dear friend CodenameSailorEarth. She goes into vast detail about problems with WrestleMania 27, TNA and current mainstream wrestling and gives us a solution to the problems! A MUST WATCH!
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Chris Hero talks the life of Larry Sweeney (Audio)
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Chris Hero (@thechrishero) joined Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez of WrestlingObserver.com today to talk about Larry Sweeney.
The following interview is being provided free by Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer. Please check out their site http://www.wrestlingobserver.com and the audio available to their members.
Jon Moxley Says He Will Acheive Greatness at EVOLVE 7 on iPPV
Jon Moxley (1-1) will take on Austin Aries (1-0) at Evolve 7. It happens April 19th live from New York City on iPPV! Other matches signed include:
- Chuck Taylor (4-2) vs. Akira Tozawa (0-0)
- Jimmy Jacobs (4-2) vs. Shiima Xion (0-0)
- Johnny Gargano (4-2) vs. Jon Davis (0-0)
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Monday, April 11, 2011
Edge Announces Retirement
Less than a week after his successful title defense against Alberto Del Rio at WrestleMania XXVII, World Heavyweight Champion Edge has been forced to retire from in-ring competition due to injury. The unexpected news brings to an end a storied WWE career spanning 13 years and consisting of 11 World Title reigns.
The Rated-R Superstar had been suffering numbness and uncontrollable trembling in his arms and hands. This is not the first time Edge has experienced these symptoms of nueropraxia. An MRI in Atlanta last Monday was sent to Dr. Joseph Maroon, a renowned neurosurgeon and professor of neurosurgery at The Pittsburgh School of Medicine. After careful examination of the MRI, it was determined that Edge would never be cleared to compete again, and thus, he is forced to retire.
In 2003, Edge underwent a two level spinal fusion of the discs between his C5, C6 and C7 vertebrae. After being cleared to compete, The Rated-R Superstar returned to the ring, resulting in stenosis of the spine, or a narrowing of the spinal column, above and below the fused discs. This narrowing resulted in less and less of the vital fluid needed to protect the spinal cord. Medical professionals cannot clear Edge to compete ever again in WWE since doing so could result in paralysis or even death.
The Rated-R Superstar had been suffering numbness and uncontrollable trembling in his arms and hands. This is not the first time Edge has experienced these symptoms of nueropraxia. An MRI in Atlanta last Monday was sent to Dr. Joseph Maroon, a renowned neurosurgeon and professor of neurosurgery at The Pittsburgh School of Medicine. After careful examination of the MRI, it was determined that Edge would never be cleared to compete again, and thus, he is forced to retire.
In 2003, Edge underwent a two level spinal fusion of the discs between his C5, C6 and C7 vertebrae. After being cleared to compete, The Rated-R Superstar returned to the ring, resulting in stenosis of the spine, or a narrowing of the spinal column, above and below the fused discs. This narrowing resulted in less and less of the vital fluid needed to protect the spinal cord. Medical professionals cannot clear Edge to compete ever again in WWE since doing so could result in paralysis or even death.
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