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It’s basically very run of the mill action. You’re someplace exotic. Everyone’s having fun. Something blows up. There’s a hostage situation. The local fuzz is playing it safe to save their asses. Lone wolf that knows what he’s doing, who wasn’t even supposed to be here today steps up to go rogue and save his lovely wife. You can’t fault Dibiase for any of this. But he takes it and does an admirable job in delivering what he was handed. The unfortunate part is that The Marine, while still mindless action, was actually fun. But I think I’ve broken down the where this lacked in comparison in some key factors.
On the plus side, my videography self trained eye spotted some decent long shots during fight scenes. Particularly during the obligatory fight with a pair of karate baddies. Rent it as a wrestling fan, folks. Watch it with your dad that thinks Steven Segal and Delta Force are great movies. Since I’m working from home today and have a little bit of time to kill I figured I’d make a fun post about my observations of an old WCW pay-per-view, and New Blood Rising is chosen this month by the good folks at WWE 24/7 Note: when I put things in quotes…these are actual things said by announcers/wrestlers……really - Match 1: 3 Count w/ Tank Abbot vs. Jung Dragons in a Ladder Match for 3 Count’s Gold CD and Record Contract…or something -Tank Abbot has holes cut out in his shirt so you can see his nipples. Backstage segment with The Cat and The Filthy Animals: -Whoa….Rey with no mask on Match 2: Great Muta vs The Cat -Wow Muta has really seen better days Match 3: Buff Bagwell vs. Positively Kanyon Judy Bagwell on a Forklift Match -First off, no I’m not kidding Backstage Segment: Lance Storm arrives (they’re in Canada folks) -Lance shows up in a purple stretch limo…really Match 4: World Tag Team Titles -Konaan is on commentary, which is a blessing from the three man team Match 5: Strap Match Backstage segment: Jeff Jarrett attacks Booker T with a car door as he arrives for the ppv Match 6: ROTC (Rip Off The Camoflage) Major Gunns vs. Miss Hancock -They actually said “snoochie boochies” I don’t think they know what it means Backstage interview with Vampiro, The Demon, and Muta -Apparently Vampiro represents the Juggalos, yet he is backing the Demon which I always thought was a KISS fan Match 7: The Demon vs. Sting -WCW definitely tried to make Sting’s entrance look like Undertaker’s until he repelled down from the ceiling Match 8: Mike Awesome vs. Lance Storm (complete with Canadian branded championships) -Canadian championships have separate rules apparently Backstage interview with Nash: “I’m going over Steiner tonight.” Wow. Match 9: Another Tag Team Title Match -I’ve just been told this is an 11 match card….doesn’t that seem a bit high? Match 10: Three Way Dance (?) for Number One Contendership -Long close up on a “Goldberg fears Gillberg” sign Match 11: Main Event for the WCW Title -I wonder what the booking is on this one, since we’ve acknowledged that it’s all booked And the show is over…Jesus, that was overbooking at its finest, oh well hope you Mayhem fans enjoyed this rundown of the ppv. Let me know in the comments section or via e-mails Peace bitches.
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We also talk about the Helms and Jericho arrests, Royal Rumble, Mayhem Missie’s encyclopedia-like indy wrestling mind, and much, much, more! This is Episode 204 for Tuesday, February 2, 2010. You can get the episode here on Talkshoe, subscribe, and as always, stay tuned towww.wrestlingmayhemshow.com for the latest! The Wrestling Mayhem Show is recorded live and can be heard/viewed from 8 PM to 10 PM Eastern on Talkshoe.comand Ustream.com. Let us know what you think of the show, and your thoughts on the wrestling world by emailing us at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com! Don’t forget you can find links related to the show’s news stories and more at our Delicious Links Page for Episode 204! Fan of the Week: Big Freaky
Oh, it was my return to gaming. My brother had an N64, and I was the good brother that got him this for some sort of gift giving holiday, I’m sure. And oh boy, did we play the heck out of this one. WCW/NWO Revenge was certainly from the height of the company’s dominance over WWF. You had the NWO, Goldberg, Raven, and a whole slew of WCW wrestlers. While all of my friends were having a great time with WWF Warzone creating characters and versions of our crew, I was playing the best damn wrestling game there was, and there was a reason for that. This game was one the the early wrestling games put out by THQ, the company that would later bring us the fantastic WWF/E Smackdown series we still enjoy today. Luckily, this version made the Playstation renditions of WCW Nitro and Thunder look like a joke. The game was not without it’s faults. Due to the unfortunate size limitations, while our friends were getting CD quality DX theme music, we were stuck with some generic digital entrances. WrestleMania for the NES at least had custom themes! Also, in what seems like an attempt to expand the roster, there were inclusions of several fake feds (at least I’ve never heard of them). This may be a hold over of the WCW vs the World/World tour games with awkwardly large, and Japanese, rosters. All of the characters were cheasy, and you’d avoid them, except the ninja.
Of course, the Asmik Ace/AKI engine that was known for a great grappling system, was carried over when THQ took on WWF in WrestleMania 2000, and the epic No Mercy. But while this game didn’t have all the fancy CD-quality features, it did have this sweeeeeeetttt intro… I recall back in the day, I had maybe a year’s worth subscription to the good old WWF Magazine circa 1992. This was where you heard of great things like those sweet wrestler ice cream bars, or, of course, WWF Arcade games! I once happened across a machine for WWF WrestleFest, and it was wrestling fan Nirvana. The characters were large and colorful. This was likely one of the first appearances of the Royal Rumble, ring entrances, actual people in the crowd, and the only showing of Saturday Night Main Event that I know of. I had a chance to revisit this one, taking the aforementioned Saturday Night Main Event Tag Team mode the distance, beating the unplayable Legion of Doom with my team of Ultimate Warrior and Jake “The Snake” Roberts. The button mashing was to be had! Then the Royal Rumble mode, the only other mode in the game, is great. Six guys start off, and after pinning, yes pinning, you see the entrance of the next. This, and digitized Mean Gene Okerland! This is easily the most fun game of one of my favorite eras in wrestling. There’s even a page dedicated to bringing the game back to Xbox Live!
Also, marvel in the return of Doc Remedy to the Wrestling Mayhem Show!! All this and much more! Leave your questions and comments for the show at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com or 412-206-WMS0 (412-206-9670)!
Also on the show, the crew discusses the Awesome Kong controversy, Royal Rumble, Wrestlicious, and Hulk Hogan’s toilet pleasures. This is Episode 202 for Tuesday, January 26, 2010. You can get the episode here on Talkshoe, subscribe, and as always, stay tuned towww.wrestlingmayhemshow.com for the latest! The Wrestling Mayhem Show is recorded live and can be heard/viewed from 8 PM to 10 PM Eastern on Talkshoe.comand Ustream.com. Let us know what you think of the show, and your thoughts on the wrestling world by emailing us at goodtimes@wrestlingmayhemshow.com! Don’t forget you can find links related to the show’s news stories and more at our Delicious Links Page for Episode 203! Fan of the Week: Big Freaky
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