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Bloody hell. That's some escape.

On ‎26‎/‎06‎/‎2017 at 0:24 PM, BomberPat said:

A particular DVD in tribute to a deceased star who did more for that company than just about anyone, certainly more than a promoter booking names so he can get them to sign his title belt collection, and who was respected, I daresay loved, by his colleagues and the fanbase. Who the promotion feel they've "earned the right" to stick his name on "tribute shows" without a penny going to his family, or any relevant charity?

I don't think it's overblown for that to piss people off, and I couldn't give a shit if they're on "extremely sound financial footing" - an asshole with money is still an asshole. And if they're on sound financial footing, they shouldn't have any trouble producing a product they promised customers in good faith. That's not an excusable mistake that we can happily write off with "oh well, at least they're booking more British talent now", that's a company taking customers' money and failing to produce the product after nearly two years, while still clearly having the money and means to do so. That would be inexcusable from any company in any line of business, it's irrelevant that it's a wrestling promotion we're talking about.

This does not surprise me one bit. I'm still waiting for my £70.00 refund from the cancelled PCW V ROH show last year.

The latest series of Tough Enough is now available on the network, in case there there is anyone who is interested

The last season of Tough Enough was awful IMHO. They need to revert back to the original platform of it. It was miles better. To be honest I preferred the last series of British Bootcamp.

Uneventful Raw again seems to be a reoccurring trend here...

Really impressed with Soner's work recently. Seems to be improving every single show.