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Post by ICW on Nov 13, 2008 19:50:52 GMT -5
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Post by WCWA Online on Nov 16, 2008 12:54:21 GMT -5
Here’s hoping Kurt Angle’s randomly selected opponent turns out to be Melvin Snodgrass. Or Goth Dude. Opening video was really good. A good refresher course on what happened the preview show. I understand the purpose for Shane’s long promo, but it seems like it went a little too long. It seemed like the typical fifteen minute promo that starts Raw and Smackdown every week. The fifteen minute promo that always always gets fast forwarded on my recordings in x3 speed. you're doing a random opponent every week for Angle? I pray that one of these weeks, it's truely someone really random Helms-Christian was a decent enough opener. I didn’t expect Helms to pull out the win. Seems like a decent quick push for him in ICW. lol, Christian is injured again. Van Dam versus Sabu was a pretty good match. I dunno, I guess I expected more, especially out of those two. Don’t get me wrong, it was a good match.. Just not up to the par I was expecting.. The three way hardcore match at D-Day sounds interesting enough. I’ve already told you my piece and I hope you go with it, because it could take this match from good to legendary. Paul Burchill is not nearly random enough. I had my fingers crossed for Goth Dude. Or Nikolai Volkoff. Would have settled for either. So the TV title is fought under modified Pure rules now? So much for the random opponents.. You really blew your load early on this one, ant. I would have liked to see the random opponents order go a few weeks, before getting to the pay off. I like the ref bump finish, but was really expecting the decision to get reversed one way or another, so Angle retained. Decent promos from Jericho and Daniels. I think I see where this is heading.. Just five minutes earlier, Punk left to Miseria Cantare.. Now he’s entering to ”The Fire Still Burns” by Killswitch Engage. What gives? what was that in reference to? I don’t get it.. Angle getting his revenge on Punk and costing him the title is pretty cool. Feud development! It makes Punk look strong, Dinsmore doesn’t lose, and the feud continues. I like it. I sense a retirement match coming between Sandman and Dreamer.. Good little Taz promo there. Anthony Ref  Pshh, your inside referee jokes pale in comparison to mine. lol, he said “dong”. and Daniels scores the three count on the champion.. Very nice match.. Gives some good teasers to the PPV, while never really giving anything away. The show closer leaves a nice cliffhanger.. Overall, a good show. Had a few things I didn’t really agree with, a lot of stuff seems like it started and ended in one night. The one thing I see is you seem quick to reveal exactly what you’re doing with a lot of the undercard, far too soon. Especially as early in the “month” as this Collision is, there’s no reason to have revealed as much as you already have for D-Day. Other than that, a good showing. |
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Post by ICW on Nov 27, 2008 11:43:12 GMT -5
Bump.
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Post by ICW on Dec 10, 2008 6:32:37 GMT -5
Bump
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Post by ICW on Dec 31, 2008 19:47:28 GMT -5
Last and final bump
*sigh*
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Post by DTP. on Dec 31, 2008 20:32:52 GMT -5
Seemed like a good way to kick off the show, reminding the viewers of the happenings from last week's show, and I am personally a big fan of this situation with Chris Jericho, Taz and Christopher Daniels. Alright, the opening promo seemed a good way to set the mood in the arena, to hype up the main event, always a good decision to do this in the opening segment of the show, too. You seem to of mastered the art of what superstars say and do, their mannerisms, et cetera. Taz [like how it is spelt with one 't' in this promotion] cut a simple promo and out came Chris Jericho, good plain and simple, however I feel that Taz should of said a little more, otherwise it'd seem that the arrival of Chris Jericho was predicted but on the other hand, it's a good way to trick out the fans, hinting that specific match to open the show when it doesn't. You captured Chris Jericho's style very well, and the staredown only made this whole thing more interesting, has to of captured more attention than mine, has to of captured anybody else viewing this piece of work, you pulled it off pretty good. I like that Jericho made the first move here, but the dramatic music that played in the background....I'm sort of unsure about it only stopping now. Liked Taz trying the Tazmission on Jericho only for Y2J to merely escape, I see a bit of hype leading to the main event where Taz applies the Tazmission to Jericho for the win. Another good reminder of what happened on last week's edition of Collision, Christopher Daniels injuring Shawn Michaels, this whole situation should be quite interesting to say the least, I'm loving the way you brought the 'Fallen Angel' onto the scene too.
Oh shoot, that was only the opening video package? Woah, that was amazing. You hyped up the opening of the actual show very well in my opinion. Your description was made very well may I add and you captured the announcers dialogue very well, may I add. I admittedly laughed at how Paul and Joey were talking but the camera went to the announcer, Bob. I like that you mentioned somebody nothing to do with wrestling, that shows that this is over-the-top insanely realistic. Shane McMahon being the mystery man is interesting, I'm hoping for something big to happen with him, also nice little note reminding us of him being the former 'insurance policy' for D-Generation X, that's a good idea. Shane dissing on his father, Vince is very realistic obviously due to his past problems, expanding outside of ICW. Nice bit of backstory as well, being that Vince was also booted with Test. I liked the Corporation mention as well, I hope Shane eventually creates the Corporation, a sneaky heel turn that'd be good. Oh yes, I called it! Hehe, I guess it just sounded like something Shane would say and do in my head.
Good hype up for the future happenings on the show, I'm especially excited for Shane Helms vs. Christian Cage. Laughed at Paul mentioning Shane's change of nicknames. Ah nice, Christian Cage's in-ring return match. I liked that the match really began after a bit of fighting on the outside, sounds really real. There isn't much to talk about and if I went any deeper into description, I'd be repeating myself praising you, and that's me being a kissass, haha. I loved the way you did the finish though, very nice but I feel confused about what you're gonna do with Christian now. If this storyline continues it'll be awesome.
Mind if I keep this here to edit later? I'll be editing every now and then, will hopefully finish in a few hours. Lol.
Two months on. Haha, I apologize. Unfortunately it's been a rough season, my friend, I'd just be repeating myself really. I liked the description used in the hardcore match between Rob Van Dam and Sabu though I really wish it'd been saved for a big pay-per-view. I loved Rhino running in, it really makes this whole situation even more eye-attaching. I'm liking this situation with the Impact Players being cool, cocky heels and having Albert accompany Ted Dibiase is awesome. Hmm, I liked Paul Burchill coming in and winning is nice but, against Kurt Angle? Hmm, I personally think that's too far. Hmm, CM Punk doing a run-in adds on to the effect. Classic commentary during the ICW International Championship match, it's really nice and Heyman acting insane is always a winner. Love the storyline with Angle, Punk winning but not winning the title from Nick Dinsmore. Angle/Punk should be awesome at D-Day. Amazingly good handicap main event, it really sets up the feud between Chris Jericho and Christopher Daniels to a new level. Woah, but Daniels pinning Taz, that opens up a new sign. Hope you don't abandon the ICW Lightweight Championship/Division.
Overall, great job but I apologize for the late response.
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