No Holds Barred: September 27th RAW
The new episode of No Holds Barred is a video review of the September 27th RAW:
Archive for October, 2010
On the existence of women’s wrestling
Dann Read, the Producer of Europe’s Pro-Wrestling:EVE, issued the below statement this past week.
Pro-Wrestling:EVE is committed to the progression of Professional Female Wrestling throughout Europe. The next few months will be telling as we separate those who believe in women’s wrestling from those who don’t and find out who’s passion for the female industry matches our own. Everyone must be on the same page and everyone must be committed to their own improvement.
Pro-Wrestling:EVE works alongside some of the very best in the women’s wrestling industry and supports the efforts of those doing the very same thing such as SHIMMER, Female Fight League, NCW – Femmes Fatales, ChickFight, and many others around the world in addition to those who give coverage and support to the female wrestling business such as Diva-Dirt.com, CapruredBeauty.com, RedHotDivas.com, Wrestlegasm.com, WrestlingFusion.com, (there are so many I’m sorry if I haven’t mentioned you, send me messages on twitter and I’ll #FF to make up for it!).
WWE Fan Appreciation Day announced
World Wrestling Entertainment announced today that it will hold a special Fan Appreciation Day event at the XL Center in Hartford, Conn., on Saturday, Oct. 30 at 3:00 p.m. featuring WWE’s biggest Superstars. As a way to thank its loyal fans, tickets will be available for only $20 for floor seats and $10 for all other seating.
The event will be a “WWE Supershow” featuring Superstars from both the Raw and SmackDown brands. Matches will include John Cena vs. Sheamus; Randy Orton vs. Wade Barrett for the WWE Championship; a Fatal Four Way Match for the World Heavyweight Championship featuring Undertaker, Kane, Edge and Big Show; and Rey Mysterio vs. Alberto Del Rio. Other WWE Superstars scheduled to appear include MVP, Daniel Bryan, The Miz, WWE Divas Michelle McCool and Natalya, and many more.
Sara Del Rey talks about EVERYTHING!
For full audio please visit http://www.inyourheadonline.com
Sara Del Rey joined Jack E. Jones, Oneinchbiceps and Barbie Richards for the September 23rd edition of In Your Head Wrestling Radio. Sara Del Ray says she is doing fantastic, Jack says she has a big schedule coming up including a match with Daffney on October 2nd in Marietta, Ohio for Remix Pro Wrestling.
She wrestled Daffney a few months ago and her Pro wrestling game has improved so much from her WCW days. She’s looking forward to the match and thinks it’ll be a good show all round.
Jack asks if she’s seen NXT, She missed it because she was training. She says she saw the first weeks episode but has missed it since but says the first episode was tremendous. She heard CM Punk was commentary last night and bets it was superb. She notes Michael Cole has been great lately.
Sunset Flip: Bottom 5 Big Men Workers
Sunset Flip Presents
Bottom 5 Big Men Workers
By Jim Boy Star
Welcome everyone. Sometimes, when talking about WWE superstar Kane, I say something to the effect “I think Kane is one of the bottom 5 big men workers in all of wrestling today”. The other day, I started thinking that I do not even have a real list. Does Kane really make that list? So I sat down the other day and made a listen of big men workers in pro wrestling and I have an official list of the five worst big men workers.
For the record, I do feel that Abyss is the number one big man worker in all of pro wrestling. He can adapt to any style and we have seen him do it successfully. He can do hardcore wrestling, have a solid match with Kurt Angle, and work around anyone that come around to him.
So let’s start this list of worst big men workers. We will start with number five and count our way down.
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“Rock N Roll” Buck Zumhofe Interview
Rock N Roll Buck Zumhofe Interview Recap
By: Bob Colling from http://wrestlingrecaps.wordpress.com/
(over 450 shows reviewed!)
For full audio please visit http://www.inyourheadonline.com
Zumhofe joined Jack, OIB and Barbie on September 16th. Zumhofe notes that he started a Rock N’ Roll wrestling company and after seven years they haven’t had a weekend off. Zumhofe goes over the daily events of the company. Zumhofe still loves the wrestling business. Zumhofe mentions he started a year earlier than Ric Flair. He also went to the same school that Flair went to.
Jack asks how difficult it was for Buck to train with Verne Gagne. Buck says that a person will become a wrestler as long as they “pay their money and not their dues”. Buck says that Gagne was focused on the talented wrestlers. Buck talks about having to do 500 of everything.
Buck plugs his website www.rocknrollwrestling.com
“Sweet & Sour” Larry Sweeney interview
Larry Sweeney Interview Recap
By: Bob Colling from http://wrestlingrecaps.wordpress.com/
(over 450 shows reviewed!)
For full audio please visit http://www.inyourheadonline.com
Larry Sweeney joined IYH on September 9th. Sweeney kicked off the show by saying that he is moving to Chicago. Sweeney admits that the blog he had written on Myspace was a mistake and is moving to Chicago after a fourteen month hibernation from the business.
Jack asks about how Larry feels about the response of his recent promo for AAW. Sweeney says it feels great that people have commented positively on the promo. Sweeney doesn’t need any time before a promo to cut a successful promo.
Sweeney suggests that people check out the IWC. www.iwcwrestling.com Sweeney doesn’t understand how people do not know about the company and puts the company over heavily.
Sweeney continues to talk about promos and says that he doesn’t need to pre-plan his promo and whatnot.
Homicide discusses why he left TNA
HOMICIDE DISCUSSES WHY HE LEFT TNA, THOUGHTS ON TNA NAMING A CHARACTER “SUICIDE”, WHY HE WANTS WWE TO CHANGE HIS NAME, AND MORE By WorldWrestlingInsanity.com
When you think of ClubWWI.com , you think of hard-hitting shoots. Now we take that to a whole new level as former TNA X-Division and Tag Team Champion, The Notorious 187 himself joins the Club and no one shoots like Homicide !
From his New York roots to his Ring of Honor accolades all the way to his LAX tag team success, Homicide has become known as one of wrestling’s most versatile performers. Known for never stepping back and being as in your face as they come, the Notorious One lives up to his nickname in ClubWWI’s latest explosive shoot interview with James Guttman. You can log in now to hear the entire uncut 43 minute discussion on ClubWWI.com.
