Sunday, July 15, 2012

WWE Money in the Bank

Unlike TNA, WWE is willing to announce their card BEFORE the PPV. Never the less, it's time for some predictions for this years MITB PPV.

Let's start with the WWE Championship MITB match. I know there is only 4 guys to choose from. I think I will go with Jericho to win, probably not a good choice. He hasn't won it yet and I think he has been in more MITB matches than either of the other 3 wrestlers(I could be wrong). But, I don't think Cena or Big Show will win and Kane has already won MITB before so logically (LOL) Jericho should win.

World Heavyweight Championship MITB match. Well...I know who I would like to win (Christian), but I don't think that will happen. Ummm let's see....Tyson Kidd?!?!? Where in the hell did you come from? He's in this match...WHAT? Sorry got off track. I'm gonna choose...wait a tick. Santino?!?! How in the hell?!?! Okay, screw it. My pick for this match is Dolph Ziggler....(Really?)

WWE Championship: Well Punk has had the title for a while and it is REALLY hard to tell where they are going with the whole "AJ being crazy" thing. I don't see her screwing over Punk...I don't know. The whole thing is confusing. I'm going to say that she would call it right down the middle because that would be the least expected thing to happen. So I guess my pick is CM Punk.

World Heavyweight Championship: Not much to say about this one. Ricardo will probably try to interfere and get kicked or punched in the face. Alberto will try to capitalize but won't be able to pull it off. So my pick is the Great White Sheamus (that nickname is awful).

What's next....ummm. I think that's it. That can't be right. Obviously there is going to be more or those matches mentioned above are going to be 40-45min each.  Cool idea, more than likely not going to happen.  I'm going to take this time to aplogize to TNA cause apparently neither company announce their entire PPV card. I guess we are all going to be surprised...hopefully the good kind of surprise.


Monday, July 9, 2012

Destination X results

Last Chance Qualifier: Mason Andrews Def. Rubix, Lars Only and Dakota Darsow
X Title Qualifier 1: Mason Andrews Def. Kid Kash
X Title Qualifier 2:  Kenny King Def. Douglas Williams
X Title Qualifier 3: Sonjay Dutt Def. Rashad Cameron
X Title Qualifier 4: Zema Ion Def Flip Cassanova
BFG Series Match: Samoa Joe Def. Kurt Angle (+10 for win)
Last Man Standing Match: AJ Styles def. Christopher Daniels
X Division Title: Ultimate X: Zema Ion Def. Kenny King, Sonjay Dutt and Mason Andrews
World Heavyweight Championship:  Austin Aries Def. Bobby Roode

Sunday, July 8, 2012

TNA destination X review

Destination X just ended. How was it? Pretty good overall, definitely worth the price of the PPV.  Had some good matches and a great main event. Won't spoil it for those who haven't seen it, but it was one of the best matches this year. Also the last man standing match between AJ and Daniels was great. The ultimate X match was good, not great but good. Would have been better if Sonjay hadn't gotten injured, because before that happened the match was very cool. And for those who don't know Jesse Sorenson made an appearance and cut a promo saying that he would return, become the X division champion, and eventually be a heavyweight champion. We shall see if that happens, we shall see.


Sunday, July 1, 2012

TNA X-division

It's been a couple of days since the last Impact. Just giving a few thoughts about the X-division tournament. So far I like it, they had some good talent and some good matches. Which hopefully will lead up to a good PPV. My only complaint is, why can't it be that way all the time?? Having young talent, relatively unknown talent, show what they can do. Also the weight limit thing has got to go. If you have a good mix of bigger guys and smaller guys you can have really good matches. I wouldn't think it would be that difficult. Maybe I'm wrong about that, seeing that TNA doesn't really showcase the X division except for 1 month out of the year.(which sucks BTW)

Friday, June 15, 2012

July PPVs

Unless something happens, I plan to watch Destination X and Money in the Bank PPVs in July. These two have been very good PPVs in the past...hopefully that will continue this year. Stay tuned for predictions and recaps of those upcoming ppvs.

Matches of the year...so far

The year is a little more than half way done and I can't say that there have been a lot of great matches this year. Here is my list of matches of the year...so far. 1) Undertaker vs. HHH Wrestlemania 28 2) Kurt Angle vs. Jeff Hardy Lockdown 2012 3) Steen vs. Richards

thoughts and comments

Well it has been awhile since the last blog post. I have to admit I havent been watching a lot of PPV. I was told that extreme rules was good, but it didn't seem like it would be. I also haven't been watching ROH. I've just been reading some updates. Which I REALLY want to see their last ippv. The card looked great. Anyway some thoughts about wrestling and recent changes. Soon Raw will be 3 hours long. Which I think is too much. WCW did that back in the day and I don't think that worked out for them all that well. I could be wrong about that. And could WWE do something with their divas? Anything? Please. TNA...oh TNA. TNA seemed like it was headed in the right direction and there are weeks that I think, that they are on the right track, but then they go off the rails. The AJ Styles/Dixie Carter story could be done alot better...or not at all. Austin Aries possibly giving up his Xdivision championship just to face Bobby Rhoode. For any champ to give up his or her championship is absurd. If her/she is injured and has to forfiet the belt, that's completely different. So let's say Austin gives up the belt. What happens to the Xdivision title? A tournament? Or a rumble match? Who the hell would be in it? Alot of Xdivision talent is either injured(Jesse Sorenson, Chris Sabin) or they left the company (Alex Shelly). So who is left? I guess they will let us know later. One good thing is that the BFG series is back. I liked the series last year. It seemed to give guys that had been over looked a chance to step up. Hell if it wasn't for the BFG series Bobby Rhoode and James Storm wouldnt be main eventing now. But things aren't all good with the BFG series. You have to look up the rules of the BFG series on TNA's website. This sounds a little lazy of me but, how about you just explain the rules on TV. What if I never saw TNA before? And never heard of the BFG series. I think you would explain the rules. I don't think it would take that long.