When I told you that Callihan vs. Elgin was worth the price of the show alone, I actually hadn't seen the main event yet. I have now, but I see we both had the same reaction to it.

(Here are my totally PWG bias picks...) Match of the Year: The Super Smash Brothers vs. Future Shock vs. The Young Bucks from PWG Threemendous III Wrestler of the Year: Kevin Steen Worker of the Year: Michael Elgin Angle of the Year: Gekido invades CHIKARA Feud of the Year: John Cena vs. CM Punk Pro...

Cero, you are the MAN.

Big Red Machine wrote:

yourcrapsweak wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:Last night I won ROH Generation Next, Reborn: Completion, and CHIKARA Cibernetico Forever

Cibernetico Forever is a one match show, but it's worth it.

I kind of figured that all Cibernetico shows are one match shows.

True, lol.

Big Red Machine wrote:Last night I won ROH Generation Next, Reborn: Completion, and CHIKARA Cibernetico Forever

Cibernetico Forever is a one match show, but it's worth it.

PWG Threemendous III (9th Anniversary Show) JOEY RYAN PROMO: Joey Ryan and Excalibur start the show in typical PWG promo fashion. Some funny TNA references and the rare appearance of Larry the Bartender! Rick Knox (senior official of PWG) comes out and says he's actually been in more matches than an...

AJ's first theme, Abyss's first theme, and Joe's Godzilla theme.

God, ROH's roster just sucks now a days, compared to what it used to be. NWA Hollywood (or whatever they call themselves now) has a better TV show than ROH does.

Big Red Machine wrote:I just won PWG Threemendous III, which is supposed to be a strong Show of the Year Candidate (something which is sorely needed, because there really haven't been any, IMO)

Absolutely. Callihan vs. Elgin alone is worth the price.

did not know this, but from what brm said, it makes sense, plus i would imagine that pwg was building their card around them during the first years BRM is exactly right. Although, I wouldn't really say PWG built their early cards around the PWG Six. Most of these matches I'm talking about are Excal...

Scream at me. Lol.

See, I thought that 3.0 & Akuma had to do well because at least one of Wink's creations need to do well in order for him to have some kayfabe credibility in the eyes of the CHIKARA Board of Directors or whatever, and because they had been on a massive win-streak. I thought that Team ROH would g...

OH and by the way, WHO CALLED SPECTRAL ENVOY WINNING? YEAH, IT WAS ME. i honestly didn't see this coming, to me the spectral envoy was the team with less things going on for them. This was my thinking as well. My thinking was that it had to be their year. Ultramantis and Hallowicked (and Frightmare...

LOL Greg Iron (or Sal, not sure which one said it), "TAKE THAT BIOLOGY!"

did not know this, but from what brm said, it makes sense, plus i would imagine that pwg was building their card around them during the first years BRM is exactly right. Although, I wouldn't really say PWG built their early cards around the PWG Six. Most of these matches I'm talking about are Excal...

I was watching some old PWG shows and got curious, because most of the shows I watched started with a member of the PWG 6 in the first match. So I did some research and some calculations. From 2003 till the end of 2007, out of 81 shows, 58% of the shows started with a match including at least one of...

I think it would make WWE look even better. "This guy was here but he came to us instead." Makes the product look more important.

cero2k wrote:

yourcrapsweak wrote: They're all at that sh*tty little local indy level to me.

whatever happened to hipster YCW

That's only when they're actually good lol.

Colt staying true to his Jewish roots, I see.

kinda sad the submission squad didn't get a match in any of the three days I'm not. They cut cool promos but their matches always suck. I love Davey Vega and Evan Gelistico. I haven't seen any Gary Jay, and i do kinda agree on Pierre. They're all at that sh*tty little local indy level to me. OH and...