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18 hours ago, LaGoosh said:

Top 6 BritWres guys people said we're good but actually we're not good at all. In fact, they were fucking rubbish.

1. Mark Haskins

2. Marty Scurll

3. Travis Banks

4. Pete Dunne

5. Tyler Bate

6. Trent Severn

One of the things that used to annoy me back in the day was how many Scottish wrestlers got so many plaudits, yet they were no different from any of these - there were just as many over-rated mediocre guys or shitarses flying under the radar who were getting away with it because, for some reason, none of the Scottish fans ever seemed willing to concede that any of their guys were just rubbish.

I remember Kenny doing the Bawbag Fifteen, but that was only after a load of discussion and criticism, because Moj had done the Shitarse Fifty and not a single Scot had been contributed, let alone made the list. I remember his original post having a tone of "OK, we're doing this, but only because you guys wouldn't shut up about it".

14 hours ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

I'm going to say this and I will die on this hill if necessary. York Hall is an absolute shithole. On the floor the view is rotten and in the balcony there is so little room in the seats that the whole experience of watching wrestling there is ruined. The bar is a joke and the staff in the whole place are as welcoming as an electronics shop in downtown Beirut.

Speaking of Beirut, York Hall is in Bethnal Green, which no one has thought to rebuild after the Luftwaffe tried to redesign it in the early 1940s. The people of Bethnal Green look upon Beirut with envy.

York Hall is easily the worst wrestling venue in the UK, and I've watched wrestling in a nightclub in Scunthorpe, and not a good nightclub I can tell you. 

York Hall isn't even the best wrestling venue in Bethnal Green. 

Lucha Britannia used to run great shows in Bethnal Green Working Men's Club, then later in the now much-missed Resistance Gallery. Both superior.

Posted (edited)
31 minutes ago, Carbomb said:

One of the things that used to annoy me back in the day was how many Scottish wrestlers got so many plaudits, yet they were no different from any of these - there were just as many over-rated mediocre guys or shitarses flying under the radar who were getting away with it because, for some reason, none of the Scottish fans ever seemed willing to concede that any of their guys were just rubbish.

ICW was over on vibes alone. The actual quality of the wrestlers / matches was and presumably still is utter plops. I have always felt Joe Coffey is wildly overrated. The less said about "Kid Fite" the better (crimes against wrestler names, wrestling ability and underage girls)

I used to go to ICW all the time when I lived in Glasgow in the mid 10s and I am struggling to recall a good match that didn't involve an outsider.

As a side bar, I always thought Broxbourne Civic Hall was a good place to watch wrestling.

Edited by Ironic Indie Lad
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8 minutes ago, Ironic Indie Lad said:

always thought Broxbourne Civic Hall was a good place to watch wrestling.

A great place to watch wrestling. Lovely venue, good bar, good parking, decent pub just round the corner, really good kebab shop just a bit further down. Not a really bad view anywhere in it, best places to sit were on the stage or in the tiered seating. Once saw a limo get stuck trying to get through the drop off point at the front. Once saw a kid F5 another kid into the lake/river at the back. 7 stars would recommend. 

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22 minutes ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

A great place to watch wrestling. Lovely venue, good bar, good parking, decent pub just round the corner, really good kebab shop just a bit further down. Not a really bad view anywhere in it, best places to sit were on the stage or in the tiered seating. Once saw a limo get stuck trying to get through the drop off point at the front. Once saw a kid F5 another kid into the lake/river at the back. 7 stars would recommend. 

I utterly lost my mind in that venue during a Yamato v BxB Hulk match in 2014. At the time I was convinced it was one of the best matches I have ever seen live.

It got zero reaction online afterwards and I have never watched it back. Hopefully I never do because it will only ruin the beautiful memories. 

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3 hours ago, Lorne Malvo said:

3) Scorpio Sky TNT Title (Attempt #21 at getting Scorpio Sky over, nobody cared)

Summed up by the fact he unveiled a custom belt (La Lakers colours) then immediately lost it. 

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3 hours ago, Carbomb said:

the now much-missed Resistance Gallery

Not great if you were even mildly claustrophobic. I went once, to see Manami Toyota. But seeing Toyota aside I felt on edge the whole time. Hate being squeezed.

2 hours ago, Ironic Indie Lad said:

I utterly lost my mind in that venue during a Yamato v BxB Hulk match in 2014. At the time I was convinced it was one of the best matches I have ever seen live.

It got zero reaction online afterwards and I have never watched it back. Hopefully I never do because it will only ruin the beautiful memories. 

I have that precise experience about quite a few DG:UK matches. The Shingo vs Yokosuka match in Oxford I proudly still declare one of the best 10 matches I ever saw live, despite never going back to watch it again.

But better memories are making that pub in Hoddesdon shake singing KNOWING ME KNOWING YOU, UHAA!

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Another vote for Broxbourne as a venue. Many great memories there.

I regret not ever getting to the Morecambe Dome - looks like it was a great little place to watch wrestling.

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Top 6 Animals

1. Rhyno
2. The Worm
3. Raven
4. Crow Sting
5. Jake The Snake Roberts
6. Animal

Top 6 Food and Beverage

1. Slim Jim
2. Milk
3. Pie
4. Bobby Fish
5. Cherry
6. Coconut

Top 6 Biggest

1. Big E
2. Big Sal E Graziano
3. Big Cat Ernie Ladd
4. Big John Studd
5. Big Show
6. Big Van Vader

 

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Top 6 Snakes

1. Jake "The Snake" Roberts

2. "The Texas Rattlesnake"

3. "The Viper"

4. 22" pythons (Graham's - yes, smaller than Hogan's but less racist)

5. Cobra Clutch

6. Anaconda Vice

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Top 6 cunts who need to retire. 

 

1. Chris Jericho

2. "Lionheart" Chris Jericho

3."The Painmaker"  Chris Jericho

4."The Ocho" Chris Jericho

5." The Learning Tree" Chris Jericho

6."Le Champion" Chris Jericho

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Top 6 jumps I’d like to see between AEW and WWE

6. Ricky Starks to WWE - I mean, it’s going to happen, so at this point I just want it to be over and done with.

5. Kevin Owens to AEW - there’s a feeling of staleness around Owens, and I’m not sure the ingredients exist in WWE for him to escape that. A change of scenery would do him the world of good, and I suspect would freshen him up massively.

4. Athena to WWE - Tony Khan seems hellbent on keeping her in ROH forevermore, but I’d just like to see her wrestle on a major television show. If he won’t use her on Dynamite, I’d like her to get another chance in WWE. 

3. Becky Lynch to AEW - I’m not sure if this counts as a jump since she’s inactive right now; but, much like Owens, Becky feels like she’s done it all in WWE. A fresh environment and range of opponents could do her the world of good. Plus it would be a genuinely exciting get for AEW.

2. MJF to WWE - his heel character has been weak since his recent turn. We know he has talent, and we know he can be interesting - but right now, he just isn’t. I don’t feel certain that a jump to WWE would help him become more watchable - but it’s at least something interesting for him to do. I’d certainly be interested in seeing him square up to the likes of John Cena, Roman Reigns and The Rock.

1. Cody Rhodes to AEW - OK, so Cody is doing just fine in WWE. But he has so much unfinished business in AEW. The thought of him returning after a highly successful excursion is really interesting - how would he fit in, in the modern AEW landscape? What would the fan reception be like? For me, Cody returning to AEW is the most interesting switch we could see in wrestling right now. I’d love to see him feud with the likes of Christian Cage, Moxley and Hangman much more than almost every potential opponent in WWE. I hope he returns to AEW one day, I really do.

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6 hours ago, Carbomb said:

Another vote for Broxbourne as a venue. Many great memories there.

I regret not ever getting to the Morecambe Dome - looks like it was a great little place to watch wrestling.

I'm going to seriously rethink my Top 6 list and come back to it with a clear head. I totally forgot about Broxbourne it is tops most of this list. I loved the NOAH shows I saw there.

Posted (edited)

Top 6 insider names for WWE

1. The World Wrestling Federation 

2. Up North

3. New York

4. Titan 

5. WWE

6. McMahon territory 

 

Top 6 insider names for WCW

1. Turner

2. Down South 

3. Atlanta

4. The WCW

5. World Championship Wrestling 

6. WCW

 

Top 6 pieces of shit human beings in wrestling:

1. Chris Benoit

2. Vincent K. McMahon 

3. Tammy Sytch

4. Alberto Del Rio

5. Grizzly Smith

6. Joey Ryan

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Del Rio is shit, but I'd have thought Manny Fernandez, Invader #2, or Bob Sweetan would outrank him.

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