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Post by "The Asshole" Whitey Ford on Jan 24, 2017 21:12:38 GMT -5
Just kidding. I'll have my feedback up tomorrow. I'm just surprised no one else has done it yet!
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Post by Grimm on Jan 26, 2017 10:04:57 GMT -5
I was going to say something about how Kyle Shane has managed to become the Underground champion without having any of his opponents post so far (wherefore art thou, Lunacy?), but then he made his Leave of Absence post and, well, that’s a doozy, man. Looks like the front office will have to come up with a way to pass that belt along to somebody else.
Match Two was also decided via no-show, but hey, I’m sure deep down Andy D will take a win over Eira no matter how it happens. And he was classy about the victory, as we expected him to be. Andy D is good people.
It seems Nathan Saniti has recovered from his match with Alexa Black. **sad trombone on Grimm’s behalf**
At least Saniti’s bunch was there to keep Seromine on the straight and narrow.
I know we’re not all fans of DQs and No Contests and whatnot, but that’s claaaaaaaasic Whitey Ford right there.
Despite illness and requests for match writers, this was a good solid set of events. I can tell we’ve got some things brewing leading to our next PPV. Thanks for your work, everybody.
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Post by "The Asshole" Whitey Ford on Jan 29, 2017 17:19:10 GMT -5
Quick match for the Underground Title with Shane getting the win. Did Lunacy no show? I didn't notice. I liked the heel move in the beginning with the triple team, taking advantage of the Underground rules. Congratulations Kyle Shane!
A face versus face match with Eira and Andy D that I wish would have been longer, but there were some nice spots. The blockbuster followed by a lionsault is the fast paced kind of moves I like watching in wrestling so it left a good visual in my head.
Saniti versus Grimm was a surprise to me. The offense seemed to be mostly doled out by Grimm, with a very quick ending. Grimm finished by a snap suplex? I always thought that was a pretty basic move. The flying headbutt before did damage sure, but I wasn't really feeling the ending. Very nice use of vocabulary in this match, the words really painted a good visual for me as to what was going on.
Seromine is by far my favorite character on the roster right now (besides Whitey, he's the bestest.) The beginning of the match was fun, with the Harvesters coming down to even the odds. I expected a big brawl, but sleepy hat pin darts to the rescue! The classic strength vs. speed match happened after, also one of my favorites. One thing I'm noticing as I progress through the card is that the matches aren't really flowing together. One match ends, one match begins. Maybe it's the lack of segments this time around? I'm partially to blame for that as I didn't write one that I said I would.
And my match! "Whitey hits a knee to the gut, because fuck dancing." Hahaha! The match itself was short but I think that was the right call. Dan Fierce is the champion, I'm trying to build a different name for Whitey, so no reason in either of us having to look like less than the other. The ending was great, I can definitely work with it, but I think Whitey would have been just as upset about a double count out, with him trying to prove he can win without playing dirty. The pulling of the hair was a little close to foul play but it would be silly to think Whitey could break out of old habits at the drop of a hat, so well done!
Sorry this was late. My life is...life.
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Post by Eira on Jan 30, 2017 20:31:55 GMT -5
One thing I'm noticing as I progress through the card is that the matches aren't really flowing together. One match ends, one match begins. Maybe it's the lack of segments this time around? While some of it is the segs (or rather, lack thereof) most of it is me. It looked pretty rough to me when I posted it, but by that point things were already late so I left it as-is. I'll be working harder on that in future shows! |
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