Hello there.
It's me, Mike Tedesco, and I'm back with a new column after an extended absence due to writer's block and an extreme lack of news in the wrestling world. Oh, and the fact that I turned 21 and this whole month was just a big party! However, I figured I'd just gut it out and see what I can put together!
Should I talk about the big news or should I just list my thoughts on the Backlash Pay Per View? I think I'll talk Backlash first.
I didn't make any picks for Backlash but from the way I was calling the matches during the Pay Per View I would have been in good standing, picks wise. I rate all matches out of four stars unless something blows me away, like Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels. It's rare. Last time that happened was Wrestlemania 20 with the Triple Threat Main Event and before that it was Hogan vs. Rock. Probably won't happen on Backlash.
US Title Match - What a way to open up the Pay Per View! A real strong opener. Matt Hardy came out looking huge here, ending MVP's near year long reign as champion, but the real star of the match - in my mind - was Montel Vontavious Porter. MVP is getting better and better and there's really no stopping him. He's a huge future star in the making and I have a feeling he's going to be huge - as long as they don't go the way they did with Booker T. You don't remember? When they first made Booker T a main eventer, legit style - not by the Invasion storyline - they accentuated this mistake that Booker made years ago, in which he robbed a Wendy's and went to prison. It's no secret MVP was in prison for many years so I just hope they don't do that. Doubt it, given his character - but you never know... especially with that racist Michael Hayes as head of Smackdown. More on him later. Anyway, it was a tremendous match and completed this tremendous feud and Matt Hardy's comeback. I'm really happy for Matt Hardy. He deserved this. I give this match *** stars! Great stuff!
ECW Championship - Did anyone really believe that Chavo Guerrero stood a chance in this match? The real loser of this match is Bam Neely - Chavo's bodyguard. Does Chavo Guerrero really need a bodyguard. I don't like playing God with people's livelihoods but I have a feeling like this guy is going to be gone within the year - or at least back in developmental. It was an OK match. I give it ** and 1/4 stars.
Side Note: I think it's disgraceful taking Joey Styles off the ECW commentary team in place of this no talent garbage Mike Adamle. Joey Styles and "The Tazz" were a good team and about the only link left with the old ECW. What the hell does Mike Adamle know about wrestling? Dick Ebersol's boy. The only good Mike Adamle can bring to ECW is making me crack up by making mistakes, as highlighted in this wonderful video. Enjoy that.
Big Show vs. Great Khali - We knew going into it that this match would be "bowling shoe ugly", to quote Mr. Jim Ross, and we weren't wrong. This was a terrible match and none of the blame goes to the Big Show. Show did the best he could with that Indian behemoth Khali but it wasn't enough to save this match. It was just ugly as all hell. Good thing Big Show won because that would've killed his return if he lost to Khali. Another good thing is Khali will be leaving our TV screens for a while! YES!!! I give this * and a 1/2 stars just for Big Show's effort.
Shawn Michaels vs. Batista - For the past two weeks they've been teasing Chris Jericho as the wildcard in this match being that he was the special guest referee and for all that hype nothing happened and that was the right call. It gave Jericho something to do for the Pay Per View, added a little more intrigue in a match that was built spectacularly for the past few weeks, and made the match feel just a little more important, like something big was riding on the line. The match was great. HBK brings out the best in Batista, as evidenced during their match at Armageddon 2003 and last night was no exception. Good wrestling, good finish. They sold really well too! I give it *** 1/2 stars and I hope they keep going with this feud.
12 Diva Tag Match - Not a bad tag match considering how on the heel team 5 out of the 6 could actually wrestle and the face team only 2 out of the 6 could actually wrestle. They put it together well, everyone did their finishers, and in the end the heels won with a Beth Phoenix "fisherwoman's" suplex, helping to drive home the fact that Mickie James' upset win over Beth may have just been a fluke! Finally a woman's division storyline!! I give it ** stars.
World Heavyweight Championship - Undertaker and Edge put on a great return match, on par with their Wrestlemania effort. It was still predicatable, given the build of the match. Still, it's great to be watching what looks to be the last long title run of Undertaker's career. There wasn't anything too crazy here, just a couple of run ins from the Edgeheads. Undertaker won with that still unnamed gogoplata that I hate so much. 'Taker retained, as if there was any doubt. I give it ** and 3/4 stars.
Interesting Side Note: Don't know if anyone else has ever done this but have you ever called a time when you believe the Undertaker will make it to the ring and the action will begin? My friends and I do it all the time. Last night his entrance started at 9:39 so I called that he would be in the ring and the music would be off at 9:43 and the action would start at 9:44. Nailed it.
WWE Championship - A Fatal Four Way Elimination Match for the WWE Championship. I think the last time they did a four way elimination match for the WWE Title it was at Wrestlemania 2000. Correct me if I'm wrong. You had to know Triple H was winning this. Deep down I actually wanted JBL to win it all but they made the right call with Triple H. I just hope he turns heel because I'm tired of joke-joke Triple H. That's why I'm not going to RAW tonight, even though I live twenty minutes away from the IZOD Center. I think this match would have been so much better if Orton was one of the first eliminated instead of JBL and Cena going first. That way the suspense builds because we KNOW we're getting a new champion. But whatever - the match was still good anyway. Triple H is a 12 time champion and all of Orton's World Title reigns have ended at the hands of Triple H. I give the match ** and a 1/2 stars.
Final Thoughts - Overall the Pay Per View wasn't bad at all. I like the addition of Mick Foley on the Smackdown announcer's team. He's a great addition to the team and offers a lot more wrestling insight than Jonathan Coachman and he definitely knows a lot more than Coach. All the matches were good for the most part and it was a good follow up from Wrestlemania. Good show.
Now, onto the big stories of April.
Before I start, I'd like to say goodbye to Balls Mahoney and Dave Taylor, victims of the yearly WWE Roster cuts. Balls is a good guy. I met him at Six Flags Great Adventure during Fright Fest '06 and he was really decent with me. Even signed some autographs and took some pictures when he didn't have to. He wasn't really given a chance in WWE. If they did throw him a bone, they never followed through with it - like when he was trying to ask out Kelly Kelly. What happened to their date? Oh well. Another link to the old ECW gone. Who's left? The Tazz, Stevie Richards and Tommy Dreamer?
Dave Taylor was an old WCW guy and when Regal went to RAW they couldn't do anything with him. Sensible cut.
Now, onto the real big stuff.
Freebird Michael "PS" Hayes, head writer on Smackdown, has used that legendary tongue (with a mixture of drinks) to get himself into trouble, yet again. At a Wrestlemania party during the weekend of the event Michaels Hayes said to Mark Henry - a guy you really don't want to mess with - that he's more n****r than he is. Why, Michael, why? For what reason did you have to say that? Trying to be funny? Taking a stab at someone's race isn't fashionable. It's not allowed. Especially in a big corporate company like WWE, who obviously has harassment rules.
Good thing Mark Henry took the high road and issued a formal complaint instead of just slugging Hayes, which he deserved. Now PS is suspended for 30 days and is embarrassed because a lot of big news sites picked it up.
I don't think he'll be fired because he's too valuable to Smackdown - he was instrumental in putting together the Mayweather/Big Show match - but this will let him learn a valuable lesson... and that lesson is the South lost and the North won and racism is BAD. Someone should e-mail him the video of Barack Obama's speech on racism. It'd help.
King of the Ring made it's return to the WWE last Monday on RAW. I always loved the King of the Ring tournament. My first event was actually King of the Ring 2001. If anyone has a copy I'm dead center front row, backwards black hat, red shirt. The tournament wasn't bad this time around. I like how they threw a curve ball and made William Regal King of all WWE. That's the best choice. It fits his character and hopefully it gives Regal a much deserved push. I hope he goes to the top and beyond. Regal is a great wrestler and WWE needs more like him.
Now, from what I hear, the WWE Draft is coming up. I can't wait for that. They'll probably do it in June. When that comes around I'll put up some predictions for it. I have a few ideas but I'll keep them to myself for now.
Until next time, wrestling fans.
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Monday, March 31, 2008
Wrestlemania XXIV Review and Thoughts
Hello there.
We are about one day removed from Wrestlemania XXIV in Orlando. From the looks of the reviews of the fans the event was pretty hit or miss. I watched the event live on Pay Per View so I have some of my own opinions but they're not too dissimilar from everyone else's. It wasn't a horrible Wrestlemania but it definitely was ONE OF THOSE Wrestlemanias. Hate to say it but I told ya so!
Anyway, like all Wrestlemanias, the "biggest Wrestlemania under the sun" had some ups and downs but this Wrestlemania contained a Wrestlemania moment that I will never forget for as long as I live - "Nature Boy" Ric Flair has wrestled his final match. One of our last links to truly classic wrestling has taken his final bow in one of the most beautiful and emotional matches I've ever seen but I'll talk about that in a bit when I get to that part of the review.
Now, as for my review, I'll go through all the matches and give you my analysis and opinions and I'll give you my match rating. I rate out of four stars.
Here we go...
24 Man Battle Royal - It was a total shot in the dark when I picked Tommy Dreamer to win the Battle Royale and face Chavo Guerrero at Wrestlemania. I figured Kane would get the win but I thought it'd be another one of those "boyhood dream" moments at Wrestlemania and a Wrestlemania moment for Tommy Dreamer, who has really just made a career of losing. Still, it wasn't a bad Battle Royal. I watched the video of it when I got home from Hooters. They had some nice little spots. Definitely loved the Jamie Noble comedy spot.
JBL vs. Finlay - Not a bad way to open up Wrestlemania. It wasn't a great match by any stretch of the imagination but it was a good plan to open up with a smash mouth, in your face brawl and to get this feud out of the way which has gone over probably worse than the Floyd Mayweather vs. Big Show angle. Unfortunately with the JBL win, which I called, it looks like we'll be getting a continuation of this feud. What's next? Finlay and Hornswoggle vs. JBL and Mini-JBL? Didn't they do that with The Boogeyman? I gave the match ** stars. Couldn't touch the greatest opener in the history of Wrestlemania which was Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart from Wrestlemania X.
Money In The Bank Ladder Match - Complete and total spotfest and my hat is off to all the men in this hellacious battle. There were some really crazy bumps and some really hard hits in this one and moments that left me nearly covering my eyes in fear of seeing someone get seriously hurt. I watched anyway but still - at least I had concern! There were a lot of awesome moments in the match. My first favorite goes to a definite Wrestlemania Highlight which I'm sure will be replayed as one of the sickest bumps in Wrestlemania history is Shelton Benjamin on top of the ladder in the middle of the ring getting flipped off that ladder on top of a ladder propped up between the ring apron and the barricade, breaking the ladder - and apparently himself - in two! What a tremendous spot that was!! Another great spot was Mr. Kennedy going to suplex Carlito off the ladder and Shelton, before his big spot, sunset flips them and it turned into a superplex/powerbomb combination! Very nicely done. John Morrison certainly impressed me with this one spot he did. He got to the top rope holding a ladder and moonsaulted off the top rope to the outside with the ladder across his chest on top of a bunch of wrestlers! Wow!! Carlito seemed to do pretty well in this match. I thought they booked him well. Hitting his Backstabber finisher off the ladder was a nice touch. My favorite moment came when Matt Hardy made a HUGE return, Twist of Fating MVP off the ladder, foiling his attempt to become Money in the Bank! It was even better that I called it. Then, the bad part came. CM Punk became Money in the Bank, stopping Chris Jericho from taking it. Jericho put him over like a mad man, too, making him seem unstoppable, but I've got to say I'm disappointed with the ending. Y2J really should have won it but I knew this was coming. The misuse of Chris Jericho continues. The fans at Hooters certainly were disappointed. Sounded like John Cena won Money in the Bank. From what I hear the live crowd was pissed, too. Now the challenge is for WWE to build Punk up to a Main Event caliber performer. I give the match *** 1/2 stars.
Batista vs. Umaga - Wow, was I disappointed in this one! This was one of the matches I was extremely excited for! I thought we were going to get a knockdown, drag out brawl. Instead we got a dull Pay Per View match that belonged on Judgment Day, not Wrestlemania. Batista could hardly get Umaga up for the Batista Bomb when he did it. Smackdown is the "supreme" brand. Yeah, right. Now they're going to move Umaga to Smackdown but it's dumb because he was easily defeated by Batista. What kind of a threat is he? They might as well have put these guys in Money in the Bank, too. That seems to be what they do with people they don't have anything for. This match was similar to when they threw together a match with Booker T taking on Edge and they were feuding over a fictional Japanese Shampoo Endorsement. I'm not kidding. I give this match * 1/2 stars.
ECW Championship - WWE has finally paid Kane back for his years of service by giving him his first "serious championship" since 1998 and allowing him entry into the Wrestlemania history books for the shortest match ever. Six seconds. Kane is the new ECW Champion. The match gets 1/2 a star.
Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels - You want to talk about passion for the business, emotion and Wrestlemania moments, all three of those traits were projected loud and clear in this epic match that will top the list of one of my all time favorite Wrestlemania matches. Ric Flair was in rare form tonight, pulling out all stops in what proved to be his final match. He even pulled out an old school cross body, the move he used to defeat Harley Race in a Steel Cage for the NWA Title in that classic match at the first Starrcade in 1983!! Flair wrestled this match like he needed it to get through the rest of his life and Shawn Michaels certainly did give him his best. I thought Flair had Michaels with the Figure Four Leglock but alas, it wasn't meant to be. I desperately wanted Flair to win because I really never want him to retire but all good things must come to an end. Flair had a tremendous run and there is no argument - he is the best wrestler that ever lived. The last superkick was so emotional. Flair was crying as he got up because he knew it was the end and HBK said he loved him before taking his head off. I literally started crying at that point. I have witnesses at Hooters. I wasn't the only one though. The crowd really gave him a great last ovation and I hope Ric Flair is satisfied with his career. That match made me proud to be a fan of wrestling. I give it ***** stars. I know I rate out of four but I gave an extra star.
BunnyMania Match - Atrocious. Snoop Dogg was just terrible and the match wasn't any better. I firmly stand by my beliefs that I'd rather just have a fantastic Women's Championship Match like Beth Phoenix vs. Candice Michelle vs. Melina rather than this. The blackout at Wrestlemania, the first ever I believe, certainly didn't help. Snoop Dogg looked 100% unimpressed. Whatever. I give it * 1/2 stars just for them continuing to fight while the lights were out.
WWE Championship Triple Threat - I thought this was going to be the Main Event but I understand why it wasn't. It wasn't a bad Triple Threat by any means of the imagination but it couldn't touch the Triple Threat Main Event at Wrestlemania XX, which I was there live for. Having the lights out for half the match probably didn't help either. Like I said it wasn't a bad match and I'm behind WWE 100% for having Orton retain the title. It seemed like a foregone conclusion that Orton would lose. It wasn't if he's going to win, it was who was going to beat him. Nice swerve by WWE. I like being surprised. I give it *** stars. Very good but not as good as other WWE Title matches in the past.
Floyd "Money" Mayweather vs. Big Show - The match went pretty much the way I thought it would. It was just a spectacle - a cheap way for WWE to make headlines heading into Wrestlemania. I hope it worked for them and that I didn't have to suffer for nothing. I didn't really enjoy this match at all. I sat through it and I was glad when it was over. It was predictable and it was irritating. Big Show ought to be given the World Heavyweight Championship for putting over Floyd Mayweather. Mayweather couldn't even win without cheating. Lame. I gave it ** stars just for all the spectacle involved. At least ESPN covered it and didn't give it a scathing review.
World Heavyweight Championship - The last predictable match of the night. They put in a few near falls to keep the audience on the edge of their seats, even letting Edge kick out of the Tombstone, but in the end, after two spears, Edge tapped out to that ridiculous submission move of the Undertaker. I hate that move and I hate that it ended Wrestlemania. I get it - they're trying to freshen up the Undertaker. Got it. They did a good job of that by giving him a new robe to come out with and a newer kind of entrance but, seriously, like the saying goes "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." That move should only be used on guys that Undertaker can't Tombstone, like Khali and Big Daddy V, not smaller guys like Chavo Guerrero and Edge. I gave the match *** stars because Undertaker is the man anyway and I'm looking forward to what looks to be the last long title run of his career.
All in all, it wasn't a terrible Wrestlemania but it's not up there as one of the best. It was just "one of those." Ric Flair made this Wrestlemania by having the match of the night and his life. Thank you for the memories, Naitch!!
Until next time, wrestling fans.
We are about one day removed from Wrestlemania XXIV in Orlando. From the looks of the reviews of the fans the event was pretty hit or miss. I watched the event live on Pay Per View so I have some of my own opinions but they're not too dissimilar from everyone else's. It wasn't a horrible Wrestlemania but it definitely was ONE OF THOSE Wrestlemanias. Hate to say it but I told ya so!
Anyway, like all Wrestlemanias, the "biggest Wrestlemania under the sun" had some ups and downs but this Wrestlemania contained a Wrestlemania moment that I will never forget for as long as I live - "Nature Boy" Ric Flair has wrestled his final match. One of our last links to truly classic wrestling has taken his final bow in one of the most beautiful and emotional matches I've ever seen but I'll talk about that in a bit when I get to that part of the review.
Now, as for my review, I'll go through all the matches and give you my analysis and opinions and I'll give you my match rating. I rate out of four stars.
Here we go...
24 Man Battle Royal - It was a total shot in the dark when I picked Tommy Dreamer to win the Battle Royale and face Chavo Guerrero at Wrestlemania. I figured Kane would get the win but I thought it'd be another one of those "boyhood dream" moments at Wrestlemania and a Wrestlemania moment for Tommy Dreamer, who has really just made a career of losing. Still, it wasn't a bad Battle Royal. I watched the video of it when I got home from Hooters. They had some nice little spots. Definitely loved the Jamie Noble comedy spot.
JBL vs. Finlay - Not a bad way to open up Wrestlemania. It wasn't a great match by any stretch of the imagination but it was a good plan to open up with a smash mouth, in your face brawl and to get this feud out of the way which has gone over probably worse than the Floyd Mayweather vs. Big Show angle. Unfortunately with the JBL win, which I called, it looks like we'll be getting a continuation of this feud. What's next? Finlay and Hornswoggle vs. JBL and Mini-JBL? Didn't they do that with The Boogeyman? I gave the match ** stars. Couldn't touch the greatest opener in the history of Wrestlemania which was Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart from Wrestlemania X.
Money In The Bank Ladder Match - Complete and total spotfest and my hat is off to all the men in this hellacious battle. There were some really crazy bumps and some really hard hits in this one and moments that left me nearly covering my eyes in fear of seeing someone get seriously hurt. I watched anyway but still - at least I had concern! There were a lot of awesome moments in the match. My first favorite goes to a definite Wrestlemania Highlight which I'm sure will be replayed as one of the sickest bumps in Wrestlemania history is Shelton Benjamin on top of the ladder in the middle of the ring getting flipped off that ladder on top of a ladder propped up between the ring apron and the barricade, breaking the ladder - and apparently himself - in two! What a tremendous spot that was!! Another great spot was Mr. Kennedy going to suplex Carlito off the ladder and Shelton, before his big spot, sunset flips them and it turned into a superplex/powerbomb combination! Very nicely done. John Morrison certainly impressed me with this one spot he did. He got to the top rope holding a ladder and moonsaulted off the top rope to the outside with the ladder across his chest on top of a bunch of wrestlers! Wow!! Carlito seemed to do pretty well in this match. I thought they booked him well. Hitting his Backstabber finisher off the ladder was a nice touch. My favorite moment came when Matt Hardy made a HUGE return, Twist of Fating MVP off the ladder, foiling his attempt to become Money in the Bank! It was even better that I called it. Then, the bad part came. CM Punk became Money in the Bank, stopping Chris Jericho from taking it. Jericho put him over like a mad man, too, making him seem unstoppable, but I've got to say I'm disappointed with the ending. Y2J really should have won it but I knew this was coming. The misuse of Chris Jericho continues. The fans at Hooters certainly were disappointed. Sounded like John Cena won Money in the Bank. From what I hear the live crowd was pissed, too. Now the challenge is for WWE to build Punk up to a Main Event caliber performer. I give the match *** 1/2 stars.
Batista vs. Umaga - Wow, was I disappointed in this one! This was one of the matches I was extremely excited for! I thought we were going to get a knockdown, drag out brawl. Instead we got a dull Pay Per View match that belonged on Judgment Day, not Wrestlemania. Batista could hardly get Umaga up for the Batista Bomb when he did it. Smackdown is the "supreme" brand. Yeah, right. Now they're going to move Umaga to Smackdown but it's dumb because he was easily defeated by Batista. What kind of a threat is he? They might as well have put these guys in Money in the Bank, too. That seems to be what they do with people they don't have anything for. This match was similar to when they threw together a match with Booker T taking on Edge and they were feuding over a fictional Japanese Shampoo Endorsement. I'm not kidding. I give this match * 1/2 stars.
ECW Championship - WWE has finally paid Kane back for his years of service by giving him his first "serious championship" since 1998 and allowing him entry into the Wrestlemania history books for the shortest match ever. Six seconds. Kane is the new ECW Champion. The match gets 1/2 a star.
Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels - You want to talk about passion for the business, emotion and Wrestlemania moments, all three of those traits were projected loud and clear in this epic match that will top the list of one of my all time favorite Wrestlemania matches. Ric Flair was in rare form tonight, pulling out all stops in what proved to be his final match. He even pulled out an old school cross body, the move he used to defeat Harley Race in a Steel Cage for the NWA Title in that classic match at the first Starrcade in 1983!! Flair wrestled this match like he needed it to get through the rest of his life and Shawn Michaels certainly did give him his best. I thought Flair had Michaels with the Figure Four Leglock but alas, it wasn't meant to be. I desperately wanted Flair to win because I really never want him to retire but all good things must come to an end. Flair had a tremendous run and there is no argument - he is the best wrestler that ever lived. The last superkick was so emotional. Flair was crying as he got up because he knew it was the end and HBK said he loved him before taking his head off. I literally started crying at that point. I have witnesses at Hooters. I wasn't the only one though. The crowd really gave him a great last ovation and I hope Ric Flair is satisfied with his career. That match made me proud to be a fan of wrestling. I give it ***** stars. I know I rate out of four but I gave an extra star.
BunnyMania Match - Atrocious. Snoop Dogg was just terrible and the match wasn't any better. I firmly stand by my beliefs that I'd rather just have a fantastic Women's Championship Match like Beth Phoenix vs. Candice Michelle vs. Melina rather than this. The blackout at Wrestlemania, the first ever I believe, certainly didn't help. Snoop Dogg looked 100% unimpressed. Whatever. I give it * 1/2 stars just for them continuing to fight while the lights were out.
WWE Championship Triple Threat - I thought this was going to be the Main Event but I understand why it wasn't. It wasn't a bad Triple Threat by any means of the imagination but it couldn't touch the Triple Threat Main Event at Wrestlemania XX, which I was there live for. Having the lights out for half the match probably didn't help either. Like I said it wasn't a bad match and I'm behind WWE 100% for having Orton retain the title. It seemed like a foregone conclusion that Orton would lose. It wasn't if he's going to win, it was who was going to beat him. Nice swerve by WWE. I like being surprised. I give it *** stars. Very good but not as good as other WWE Title matches in the past.
Floyd "Money" Mayweather vs. Big Show - The match went pretty much the way I thought it would. It was just a spectacle - a cheap way for WWE to make headlines heading into Wrestlemania. I hope it worked for them and that I didn't have to suffer for nothing. I didn't really enjoy this match at all. I sat through it and I was glad when it was over. It was predictable and it was irritating. Big Show ought to be given the World Heavyweight Championship for putting over Floyd Mayweather. Mayweather couldn't even win without cheating. Lame. I gave it ** stars just for all the spectacle involved. At least ESPN covered it and didn't give it a scathing review.
World Heavyweight Championship - The last predictable match of the night. They put in a few near falls to keep the audience on the edge of their seats, even letting Edge kick out of the Tombstone, but in the end, after two spears, Edge tapped out to that ridiculous submission move of the Undertaker. I hate that move and I hate that it ended Wrestlemania. I get it - they're trying to freshen up the Undertaker. Got it. They did a good job of that by giving him a new robe to come out with and a newer kind of entrance but, seriously, like the saying goes "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." That move should only be used on guys that Undertaker can't Tombstone, like Khali and Big Daddy V, not smaller guys like Chavo Guerrero and Edge. I gave the match *** stars because Undertaker is the man anyway and I'm looking forward to what looks to be the last long title run of his career.
All in all, it wasn't a terrible Wrestlemania but it's not up there as one of the best. It was just "one of those." Ric Flair made this Wrestlemania by having the match of the night and his life. Thank you for the memories, Naitch!!
Until next time, wrestling fans.
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