Showing posts with label ECW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ECW. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 December 2015

WWE TLC 2015

WWE TLC 2015


On from its worst ever PPV one month ago, namely Survivor Series, would TLC, with a spate of injured stars, with others on hiatus and lacklustre replacements be able to please the crowds and deliver wrestling entertainment as it should do? Live on Pay Per View, Sunday 13th December 2015 at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts would the crowd receive a great pre-Christmas gift? Or would it be as uneventful and disappointing in recent months from WWE’s lack of creative direction?

Let’s find out…

WWE Tag Team Championship
Triple Threat, Ladder 
Kofi Kingston and Big E w/ Xavier Woods Vs The Uso’s Vs Sin Cara and Kalisto

New Day entered with Kofi asking why Xavier Woods made no effort on his hairdo tonight. Woods said he would not waste it on the Boston crowd. Another cheap opening segment to try and get the crowd hot with New Day who are starting to dip as resident WWE stooges filling with overdone toilet humour that generates no real laugh.

The poo-cha Dragons, with Super Nintendo theme music entered, as the ignorant disdain of Kalisto and lumbered partner Sin Cara stumbled into a lacklustre moment which they did not deserve the spot of. They are only booked because WWE have failed to make any teams. The more they are used the more WWE’s ratings dip. Sin Cara needs to go solo or find a new pal.

The Uso’s also entered which all together took too long and bored than thrilled the start of the match. Not a great opener at all.

The start was useless with one of each team against one another as the rest scrambled for the ladders outside. It was a mess and no-one knew what to do. How green was that?

The glorified stuntmen doing all that “flippy sh*t” was the only repetitive moment the Lucha Dragons did. Was it really worth it just to be an ignorant spot monkey? This won’t boost ratings and use of such silly choices is bad news for WWE. Engage the brain.

New Day beat down The Uso’s in an uneventful and traditional run through of ‘one team in charge at the moment’ moment. 

The little midget mask men had trouble lifting a ladder twice their size combined into the ring as Big E stretched it open for them. They did a flying spot again. How original. It was poorly utilised, too. 

The Uso’s provided the entertainment with some skill as they rammed and beat into New Day using the ladders around the ring with dropkicks and body slams. The half size mini ladder was brought in. Unfortunately, Hornswoggle was recently released for failing wellness tests, allegedly. That was pointless, wasn’t it? Predictably the midget men in masks used it for another worthless flippy spot. World class, it was not.

The Uso’s quickly took charge of the match once more with New Day in hopes to retain some interest.

Kalisto tried to climb like a scrawny rat up the ladder as Xavier Woods threw the trombone into his back and Kofi Kingston smacked a seriously hard and good clothesline on Kalisto knocking him down wonderfully to the ground, but not hard enough. A powerbomb would have been excellent. Kofi Kingston and Big E retain the tag titles by way of Kofi Kingston. Seems WWE forget their own rules. In tag team ladders in WWE’s past, the rules were that both stars must grab the belts. WWE will always change its rules without any creative thought, once again adding a question mark on the sheer legitimacy of such a battle. The match was a comedy of errors which failed to ignite.

Ryback Vs Rusev w/ Lana

Really? What rubbish is this? Well, Rusev and Lana, as we predicted, reunited. WWE however are seriously annoyed that the pair’s engagement leaked online, yet WWE like to leak their stories to the very outlet it attempts to get some cheap headiness from. Rich. Perhaps be less nave, then, WWE? Doesn’t do you any favours, does it? Because of this, the pair are not honourable yet. Ryback keeps bumping into Lana at ringside matches and this is how the feud was built. Genius. 

Lana now looks like a Polish milkmaid which seems to have lost some of her magic. 

Unfortunately it is the second match, so it’s difficult not to go to the toilet just yet. 

The Hungry Hippo Ryback charged at Rusev outside the ring early to start some buzz, which lacked when instantly back in the ring. He took cheap breather spots early, did wimpish moves with no force and did not barely even sell touches on his opponent. What a liability. Rusev soon took over and had his moment with very good strength and believable moments.

Ryback thought he bumped Lana, who faked being hurt when he was nearby on the outside so Rusev could capitalise. After a standard play, back and forth Rusev won by crushing the Accolade on Ryback for an empty win. The glorious couple tenderly kissed in congratulations.

United States Championship
Chair
Jack Swagger Vs Alberto Del Rio (c)

WWE’s resident dope smoking cannabis lover Jack Swagger against the pride of American, Mexican racist Alberto Del Rio as its champion no less. A jobber against a jobber. How did it get to this? Answer? WWE were desperate and short-sighted to go for anything they could get their hands on. In times of strife WWE fall back on the same age old choices than think of new options. Ratings down are they? This won’t increase them, dear.

None of them are interesting and the match was poorly produced. The chair was used sparingly then overused for cheap effects that sold no one, no title linage and a bland match up meant to be of finer ‘stuff’.  The pair of them looked tired within minutes.

Rio’s chair slams were as weak and tender taps as they come. It was not exciting. Rio postured for much of the match as he waited for Swagger to rise, only to knock the pair of them down again to waste more time of the PPV by doing nothing of eventful memory. It was that forgettable. 

The pair are way out of their depth and WWE with it, by the looks of it. If this is the best they can come up with, what does it say about the future of the titles, WWE as entertainment and the lacklustre ‘stars’ involved?

The racist, ignorant Rio flung many chairs at Swagger outside to fill time which made no sense to cover him in the ring after. Rio failed to sell an arm bash into the turnbuckle in a show of useless disrespect to his opponent. Swagger locked Rio’s leg into a chair for a Leg Lock which looked unbelievable. No, not mesmeric, just unconvincing lunacy.

Rio swirled his arm around on the top of the turnbuckle to tell Swagger to twirl him on a grab which was so publically visible he did even try to hide it. It was ridiculously shameful to call a spot so publicly. Fans are not that stupid.

Useless spots, lack of good transitions and daft opportunities missed did not sell this as exceptional. WWE continue to pick the wrong people. Alberto Del Rio retained after dropping a turnbuckle stomp on Jack Swagger in a cheap and pointless win from nowhere. What a waste of twenty minutes. A foot stomp. Ground-breaking. Relieve Rio of the title and drop Swagger from the program. There are many on the roster capable and waiting.

8 Man Tag Team
Elimination, Tables
Bubba Ray Dudley, D’von Dudley, Rhyno and Tommy Dreamer Vs Bray Waytt, Luke Harper, Erick Rowan and Braun Strowman

So this is why WWE rehired The Dudley Boys? The homophobic Bubba Ray back just for a gimmick match with Tables? How sad. By the way, you do know this isn’t and will never be ECW again? WWECW events never work out. WWECW December PPV anyone?

Whoever is booking this show, it’s clear the TNA rejects of the past year make WWE look inferior and worse than TNA ever could right now. Living out such lost youth is always a joy, right?

The Dudley’s have also painted the names of each Wyatt onto a corresponding table. How original. The ECW originals brought their own tables to the match in the weakest carry on yet. Oooh, this is sooo Hardcore. The snooze fest beckons.


In this one, everyone is in the ring together but WWE neglected to mention it was a TORNADO tag. False advertising right there. Tag means they have to be tagged in. Derrrr!

All were beat down outside as Strowman smashed a trashcan on Dreamer. Well that was quick, only 30 seconds in. Strowman continued in the ring against Blubber Ray, who continued his lazy working tonight. After all the gang attacked, Erick Rowan got caught first and was easily eliminated not five minutes in. We’ve forgotten him already.

Rhino was eliminated after. Yeah, whatever.

Both the Dudley’s ripped off the Legion of Doom’s top rope Doomsday manoeuvre on Luke Harper. Classy. It was tacky. 

As D’von sets a table Bray sits up in the crazy crab to slam D’von Dudley through the table to be eliminated.

Kendo sticks stupidities from Bubba tapping Braun like crazy everywhere looked plain ridiculous and highly uncoordinated. It was lazy, childish and unprofessional. 

Luke Harper charged at Tommy Dreamer who was put through a table outside at ringside, in a pre-stacked side table. What was the point?

Bubba Ray lazily looks under the ring for some lighter fluid to set a table on fire in the ring. How exciting. Harper superkicked Bubba Ray Dudley as Braun Strowman slammed Bubba Ray through the table to win alongside Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper and eliminated Erick Rowan in a forgettable match that even with a win, did absolutely nothing for the Wyatt’s or WWE. That’s what happened with nostalgic, lazy competition. Bubba failed to carry out the spot and got put through the table too early. That’s called a f**k up.

WWE Intercontinental Championship
Dean Ambrose Vs Kevin Owens (c)

Lazy stroll on to fart music comes the highly ignorant bowling ball with legs Kevin Owens. Nothing ever changes. Idle work. Ignorant piece of trash. WWE ratings nosedive. Learn. 

Owens claimed that Ambrose had never achieved anything in his career just like the Boston natives and sportsmen elsewhere. The man who has never done a thing in WWE and continues to mouth off without any skill for a match entry. No-one bought that yarn. 


“I drink popcorn and soda every day of my life.” Owens rambled. He claimed others were “delusional.” The one man who is actually deluded. It was weak, lazy and thoughtless.

Ambrose was tasked with trying to get the bumbling bowling ball with legs over on a second PPV running, back to back, which was a huge waste of his talents. Owens did some foot stomps as his main move to beat down Ambrose. He shouted and stomped him all over the ring before taking rest spots and predictable choke holds. There was no pressure applied and his reactions were poor. 

The ignorance of the highest order, trash talker Owens stood and held his arms open and yelled as he has done in every match. Repetitive, uneventful and nothing original. A sign of someone who won’t ever make it if he still hasn’t now even with Triple H favouritism being GIVEN every title and doing absolutely nothing with it. It makes WWE look insanely weak and pathetic as a result. Is this the best they have? Ratings down are they? Will you ever learn? You are owed many receipts. Expect them. And you will accept them. 

Owens did the same ‘run and dump’ his tubby buttocks on Ambrose but Dean got the knees up to halt the hefty hog. It did not look good. It was the same old routine from Owens that still fails to encapsulate fans. This is not the indies, dipsh*t.

Ambrose finally got a move in with an elbow drop grab into a pinfall for two. Ambrose continued to look like a fool. He stood still for many a time to sell for the overstenched Owens. Ambrose climbed with Owens on the top turnbuckle as Owens once again sat on the perch and did nothing as Ambrose sat himself on top of Owens so he could flip him. Once again Kevin Owens does nothing himself and is a complete shame to his opponents.

Ambrose quickly nailed the Dirty Deeds as Kevin Owens manages to stretch one finger to the bottom rope. Aww, poor lad. That the best way Owens can survive? How sad. Thoroughly impressive WWE.

Dean Ambrose rolled through Kevin Owens in a counter of the powerbomb pin to grab a cheesy pinfall for three and become the new Intercontinental Champion, still managing to look entirely worthless even in a career defining moment. 

Oh, and Kevin Owens botched his elbow on the mat again! Completely useless.  Ambrose’s win is illegitimate. Is there nothing Owens can’t do which completely harms all of its other stars? 

Next!

WWE Divas Championship
Charlotte (c) Vs Paige

Is this still going on? Charlotte continued to use being Ric Flair’s daughter as her championship credentials once again. The ignorant trash bag Ric Flair could not resist getting in an angle either to build this poor battle, way overdue two PPV’s ago. 

Ignorance of the highest order, Paige entered to the ring in a poor walk that exuded no qualities of stardom. Last month to build their feud further the pair agreed to use Charlotte’s dead brother Reid Fliehr as a chance to get over, which turned many fans off in a sickening display of bad taste misusing the dead. Tonight, her daddy Ric Flair joins her at ringside. Charlotte has yet once been able to wrestle nor prove herself outside of Ric Flair’s shadow. She remains a lucky sperm club entry only.

Charlotte decided to mimic her father with the drop down, pretend to be hurt moment. For someone who has yet to be anything, now she’s gone full on carbon copy. How sad for her. She’ll never amount to anything with her ignorant daddy, who loves to talk.

Charlotte hits three knees to Paige’s face which never even connects and highly visible botches to the audience. It was plain shameful. How this supposed woman is champion is amazing. WWE desperately tried to make her succeed as Flair’s girl and failed dismally. Yet Paige rolling around on the ground as a liability in the ring is no viable competition either. WWE continues to neglect its divas, which of many it has in the back ready to prove themselves. 

The pair screamed and held one another in body zapping locks which were boring and time consuming nonsense. The pair’s cheap and useless interactions lightly tapping and missing each other were a joke. Paige put on a Figure four Leg Lock, making it all about Ric Flair and missing the point about the divas. Some revolution. Charlotte’s forced screaming on impact was plain absurd and not at all convincing. It looked plain stupid.

Paige nailed a DDT as Ric Flair cheated and put Charlotte’s feet on the rope. Classic. Not one of them is over and no one wants either to win. Charlotte smashed Paige’s face beautifully hard into the turnbuckle pad to retain the title in a cheap win that meant absolutely nothing. Ric Flair strutted in celebration with Char-lie. How desperate for air time can you get? Charlotte will never get over.

After the match, after toying with the dark side for a couple of months, Charlotte met with Beck Lynch backstage as Charlotte was mildly offish to Beck. It could do with new challengers, that’s for sure. 

WWE World Heavyweight Championship
Tables, Ladders and Chairs
Sheamus (c) Vs Roman Reigns

Reigns was given the Daniel Bryan treatment as a five minutes, fifteen seconds transitional champion after he finally got over with the crowd three weeks ago. Fresh from his title cheap victory, struggling champion Sheamus, who cannot get over at all, defended in a predictably boring rematch. WWE’s roster is a little low, but that was no excuse. They had this planed a year and a half ago in advance for Sheamus as champion. Sheamus, the real life friend of Triple H, was given the title by his pal, with a place as The Authority frontman, too.

We want Cena / Cena sucks chants were predictably heard from the hometown hero’s Boston crowd only because these two involved were so terrible and fans saw an opportunity to go into business for themselves. New opportunities are needed but this, Cena or Sheamus are not it. 

The match was standard filler capable of being an opening PPV match which went back and forth with useless spots and barely no use of the items until later. Even then there was no thrill and the pair looked lost. There was literally nothing to comment on and was such a drab inclusion, as the main event, no less, it was the worst main event WWE has put on for centuries. 

Rusev and Rio help Sheamus, who have joined him in a stable group called League of Nations, a direct rip off from the 1940’s political faction set up to restore peace and balance. WWE TV does not need this level of lunacy convoluting the product. The idea and the stablemates, which include Wade Barrett as National representatives, is plain pathetic.



Sheamus gets a spot at the top of the ladder. Reigns pulls him down. A Brogue Kick from Sheamus follows from nowhere. Reigns was knocked outside. Sheamus slowly clambers up the steel ladder as fans boo in disappointment. Reigns arrives back in somehow but Sheamus grabs the title quickly before Roman Reigns can reach him in the most lacklustre ladder title defence victory ever to snare the World Heavyweight Championship in another cheaply, unfulfilling win.

Spear by Reigns. 

Chair jabs.

Triple H and Steph arrive. 

Superman punch on was delivered on Triple H who kept getting battered by Roman Reigns. Reigns continued destroying him at ringside through the announce tables as Stephanie screamed for her beaten husband, pleading with Roman to stop.

Worst PPV ever. Who thought it could get worse than last month’s Survivor Series which scored a paltry 2/10.


Put on table, but Tripper failed to break it. Stephanie begs Roman. He gets up top on the other table to jump down on Triple H, sending him through the table. Another spear.



PPV Rating – 1/10



Men/Women of their matches –  Kofi Kingston, Rusev, Jack Swagger, Luke Harper, Dean Ambrose, (Just like Survivor Series, both divas were again inadequate), Roman Reigns



Man/Woman of the PPV – Triple H



Pre Show
Becky Lynch Vs Sasha Banks w/ Tamina and Naomi

Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks, two gals the audience wanted to see on PPV for the title, were tasked with warming up the crowd on the pre-show. Becky Lynch lost to tap out, the Bank Statement by Sasha Banks in a decent but meaningless battle.



How WWE can honestly think their title scene can encourage fans with a mild challenger not fit to be champion and an unbelievable mess as a limp addition on technicalities and plus ones will help. The scene is all over the place, lacks structure, creative direction and no skillset befitting to the said title. This is meant to be the most prestigious in the company, is it not? Not to mention WWE dumped Roman off the top spot the moment he, while in doubt, proved he heard it last month at survivor Series against Dean Ambrose in a well laced together match up. Sheamus won’t ever get over and the best thing WWE can do is find a replacement asap. How hilarious was it that only Triple H was the one who stood out the most? Brock Lesnar is not adequate and WWE really need to find what can help them, but the problem is they have no one around them to tell them who is capable.  Get calling.

Ignorance played its part in the PPV tonight and cost WWE dear. Ignorance is not a virtue and when it comes to it, all end up exposed as worse than what they were thought to be in terms of ‘skill’ on show.

The tag team titles were a joke and WWE presented them as such. Ignorance and unbelievable stars did not enhance the show, the match or the title worth. A useless match that had nothing to show for it.

Further ignorance on both sides harmed WWE further with the divas. Both cannot wrestler, entertain nor perform and were so messy for three months running why WWE thought a long term feud would help them was plain idiotic. WWE wanted to present their choices and not fans. Have the fans left the show yet? They did so months ago, dear. You still wouldn’t listen, would you? Are you still going to mess things up? You are owed three months of receipts. (As well as 3 years.) The surface is bubbling. Leniency has been taken for granted, and fans have not been accommodating any longer.

A wasteful, lazy ‘man’ over the hill and adding nothing to product continues to pollute the waters of WWE’s mid title scene. GIVEN all his titles, failed to wrestle and lack of skills has proven, despite WWE continuing to go against the grain of crucial advice, that Kevin Owens is entirely futile. Ignorance of the highest order cannot exceed expectations and if he has already had such high accolades given to him and failed every one, in just over three months, WWE clearly isn’t the place for him. The longer he stays on WWE TV and the roster, the more WWE is seriously about to suffer long-term. They were warned, they didn’t listen. The results are clear. He needs to be sacked and demoted imminently. Dean Ambrose looked like a complete fool and even as champion, is likely to be cursed by typecast as a result. Well done WWE. Carrying a loser who cannot materialise at all won’t benefit long-term goals. 

The Wyatt’s won. Who cares? They were in another wasted match that saw the group lose more than they win every time. They are of no value to anyone at this point. The magic is lost.

Of all the opponents to choose WWE picked another wasted chancer in Jack Swagger. Why a feud with the racist Del Rio for filling the time on cards is just sad and does nothing for WWE as a company. Rio should never have been allowed to return and WWE were a desperate that it is more than apparent in the results. They got rid of Hulk Hogan to get Del Rio instead? What a brainless move. Do WWE not realise how many problems it creates for itself in trying to clean up its act only to become the most dirtiest piece of muck once again? Think long and hard instead of being stubborn and childish. It has not worked, and won’t do ever again.

Rusev won a match. What’s his role? Who cares? What is all this tosh? So what? It was pointless and futile. A waste of such talents and WWE can’t figure out why it has such weak performers on its roster and hires ignorant ones waiting in the wings ready to destroy WWE’s reputation tenfold. All for stubborn opinion and showing off? Very clever…

Is that truly the best way to run a business?

TLC 2015 was WWE’s worst ever PPV for so long. We have never given a 1/10 for any PPV. There’s a first time for everything.

If WWE still can’t figure out who, what and where their diamond in the rough is to fix its company, help support as it has been for the past 4 years and made good on everything the company needed, then they are in serious problems coming should they fail to succeed on it. Whether they like it or not, WWE are going further toward the slope. No amount of money can save you. Can you truly do what is best for business and prove your legacy can survive the test of time? The one thing WWE truly wants is someone invests tenfold in the product with the mind and skill to succeed for it. When it is truly available, which comes along one in a lifetime, they refuse. You clearly know what you get will be good for all involved. Why would you willingly destroy everything you have over some random moment of tentative frown? Be mature. Think about what’s needed and achieve. Or else fail that and rip your company to shreds from within. The fans are not sticking around any longer. There is nothing to show for it.


© Max Waltham 15th December 2015
All Rights Reserved

Friday, 24 August 2012

Abraham Washington fired from WWE at long last


Max Waltham imposter scribes 
his pink slip with WWE


Abraham Washington was fired by WWE on August 10th. While some fans are supporting the dire rip off character of Max Waltham, the reason Abe was fired has been revealed. Clearing this up below, we will explain as to why racist, intolerable, no mark Washington was rightly booted out.



Washington returned to TV in his most recent outings from a hiatus of nowheredom to play an adaptation of a motivational speaker, come advisor, come knowledgeable force to alter the pro wrestling landscape in every aspect, online and on television, to be mocked up by a shadow of that design.

Washington was seemingly fired for unleashing a rape joke by comparing Titus O Neil, a no hoper, brick built lump devoid of any personally who is still unable to throw himself into a ring post successfully, a basic move from 'wrestling school.' A.W would compare him to a rampant Kobe Bryant, a basketball player who had committed a rape clause. This did not bother McMahon though saw A.W fired nearer to this timing, leaving the dumbass 'Internet wrestling community' to once again spread 'reports' and ' articles' thinking they got a big scoop revealing the wrong information once again. If you want accuracy, stop reading the dumb wrongful 'news' known as idol gossip with no warranted merit. Choose credible sources. We are the only credible one. Everyone tries to outdo us, yet they expose themselves as pointless and inconsistent once more.

Abe couldn't best a laughing hippo

WWE, who have inducted a rapist into the WWE Hall of Fame this year, in the field of boxing, had no issues with the joke. Though one may assume they came under fire for it. McMahon was highly incensed when Abe tweeted a support message for Linda McMahon. Linda, running for senate a second time at an expensive cost, who also had to bail out WWE for its financial loss earlier this year with hubby Vince, is no longer afflicted with the wrestling company she resigned from in order to stand for government. WWE support the option that the two are highly separate and no one should mention Linda in WWE's walls. 

Foley wasn't stupid enough to tweet about it...

WWE, of course, realised that losing Abraham Washington was no big loss as his only 'strength' was talking, and let's face it, he could not maintain any charisma, and could only take text and mentions from Wrestling Wonders. Vince chose to portray Max Waltham in an altered shell of mediocrity which ruined those attempting to handle it because they are too stubborn to hire the one who often comes up with better ideas or ways forward for his stars he fails to make nor produce to devise profitably due to ego. Upon our birth, McMahon noticed instantly, and chose to boycott any mention, like the Fort Wayne arena , assuming to the big leagues and informing all staff never to interact with yours truly in order to take the ideas that were interesting and reform them as their own. 

The dire Abraham Washington show.
Abe needs to be told what to say...
Let this be a lesson to you. Truth is, there's no one that can do what I can do. (Priestly, M :2006) 

You may have seen concepts such as the Hoeski, divalicious, Brodus Clay's disco essence, Johnny Ace with his concept of People Power, derived on WW caring about its audience and product output and the divas gaining actual structure from the past year, with a mock on purpose of rubbish entities on show to attempt to mock, joke and annoy this writer, as Vinnie feels the divas have no importance and are often used to make a political point.

Washington had also been highly racist at the previous PPV, Money in the Bank and followed up on Raw. He even called Kofi Kingston "dreadlocks" 





© Max Waltham 24th August 2012


Saturday, 14 July 2012

Maria (Kanellis) manhandled

Maria Kanellis manhandled by 
male fan at ROH house show




Former WWE Diva and Ring of Honor's "First Lady" Maria Kanellis vented her upset near two weeks ago at a ROH show when one fan in attendance, seated front row, took it upon himself to grope Maria's backside upon entrance to the ring.


Kanellis, extremely miffed, later responded that the man was a "pervert." 

“Thank you New York for coming to see @ROHMikeBennett and myself. But the guy in the front row that grabbed my bum, I will have you thrown out next time. You are a pervert!!”








Dear Maria, allow me to explain for you why the perv grabbed your pert derrière. All females in sport, more so in wrestling have been sensationally degraded to one common denominator, all females are sexual objects, and onject alone. WWomen are regrarded as having no soul and only here to be touched and desired by men with o morals how o treat women and see them only as a heightened sexual object.






Psychology suggest Women, upon birth, are classed as weak. They cry or winge about the slightest thing, they are strategically designed to be less active and productive than a man. Man overpowers a female in every right. While this may be debated, in wrestling, this theory is put to the test in a positive light. Man presents females as sexual objects, with mass sexual degradery, favouring pert, model, enhanced "look" where most ladies spend eight hours in hair and make up to present that image on screen, where outside of the role, most are not like this.






Let us take WWE as a prime example of enforcing this behaviour. WWE's lead female, Kelly Kelly, whom the company feel is the number one portrayal of females, because she is thin, at an alarming rate, pert, blonde hair, and enhanced breasts to entice every man. Wearing a cajoled, little mermaid, loose fitted undergarments, many do not respect females because this portrayal of female, with no wrestling aptitude and the domineering force booking them feeling this is the drawing point of a female in a man's world, fans do not look at these women as such, they are viewed as "tits and ass." what else do they have going for them? 


TNA arn't getting off scott free neither. The over sexualisation of the Beautiful People, with Velvet Sky and Angelina Love in very revealing outfits promoting they are practically prostitiues asking for it, sets an increasingly worrying tone, because, one day, some female at a wrestling show, will one day suffer the ultimate price, rape.






No one wants to mention such a drastic revelation, though this is what is impressed into the minds of fans watching or being there. With sexual tension and hormones flying all over a "red blooded male" who has since been stripped of his morals, is taught in his mind that the female is for him, and he can do whatever he likes to her. Supporting this, men in attendance will "agree" and adorn him in his grabbing of a female. Worryingly, society will do what it can to encourage this behaviour.





Therefore, the question is asked, is it not time pro wrestling finally books females in a light that is not fully sexual? Yes, females who cannot wrestle and disgrace the sport, like Kelly Kelly, have thier sexual appeal, everything in today's society, which is terrifying, is about sex, place Kelly and the others of that tone in roles that are specifically devised for tart-ism, and keep the rest, that can wrestle or contribute to the roles of valet etc, to further develop the ailing female divisions.







Many come to see females fighting passionately. Women's wrestling is an extremely lucrative market. This also supports females in the role of becoming stronger, "powerful" and having a general backbone. It also encourages females to be involved in sport.






The fan had no right to grope Ms.Kanellis, and should be ashamed, but he wont,  as any fan is never allowed to interpersonally touch any sporting superstar inappropriatly unless agreed or in light humour. as a blaatentl "cop a feel" these fans are out there, already having mass support saying "can't blame him for grabbing it" which, again sends the wrong messages. With no strong role models ever teaching anyone what is right or wrong, with the greatest media platform, a television, warping the mind of those watching, should be encouraged to stand up against and portray real morals to society that support females, instead of ripping the to shreds for the sake of a few dollars worth, and an expensive cost of personal dejectory.

Over the last week, WCW commentator from the past, Mark Madden, who is no credible source that the "online community" are latching onto because he was a commentator on WCW, posted jibes directed towards Maria and her new beau Mike Bennett, stating whether she missed former love CM Punk. Punk, now WWE champion, becoming the newest wealthy player in wrestling and WWE, had dated Maria before his rise to championship fame in his ECW days of WWE's re-branding takeover. Madden targeted Bennett in order to stoke a fire in a detrimental way. Mike Mondo also became involved, to which he stated support to his Ring of Honor co stars.




© Max Waltham 14th July 2012



Wednesday, 13 June 2012

Is Kelly Kelly leaving WWE?


Dilligent diva departing?


WWE Diva Kelly Kelly has been granted a leave of absence after bigwigs assessed she needed some time off to recoup.

Overworked and possibly tired, Kelly Kelly, the seldom worker in ring, whose predominant role is to stand, smile and perk her mountains out, has taken a hiatus.
Kelly's extensive ring work may have tired her out.


Speculation ensued as to whether Ms.Blank would not return to the company at all.

Kelly Kelly has been seeking modelling contracts and work commitments outside of the WWE walls once realising her potential is far from limited. She has been seeking work under her real modelling name, BarbiE Blank.

One Click Click, and she's off?




Kel recently made her second year in a row on the Maxim top 100 list of female’s to ogle over, some with scepticism of name only publicity. Layla also entered in this year, too.

Kelly's Maxim spread. Great modelling...

Given the lack of commitment to WWE’s women’s division and the shortcoming of doing anything other than to just stand there and look good, Kelly Kelly has chosen to go back to these roots outside of WWE. Even Kelly Kelly understands this is best suited for her. If WWE finally had the sense, it would comply and release her. Usually when performers look to outside of the company, WWE often sense a level of commitment waiver.

Everyone remembers when Kelly Kelly previously held the WWE Undisputed Women’s championship, in the mask of the Diva’s belt, which saw K2 undo every piece of work the division had ever seen, rending the whole division obsolete and useless.
Missed a bit on the chin...
 
For Kelly Kelly, in WWE her options are null and void. She has lived out her usefulness as a model, also. She understands this too. Perhaps she can coach a football team in future.

Kelly has been with the company for a number of years, since joining the ECW (re-)brand at the tender age of just nineteen.
Maybe The Godfather could return?

Proffessional and a catch.


WWE will have immense pressure to re-shape what she crushed in one fell swoop for the company, when they felt that a bit of eye candy would save the female outlook in the company which audience viewers respect for wrestling principals above all else.
If you haven't already, you can check out the latest video of Kelly Kelly here - Video:Kelly Kelly, Suicide Blonde 


© Max Waltham 13th June 2012

Tuesday, 8 May 2012

Video: Kelly Kelly, Suicide Blonde

Here's a little video of WWE Diva Kelly Kelly doing what she knows best.

You can view here or at YouTube by searching Kelly Kelly, Suicide Blonde. (Link below.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8c39yq9jyI

With a mash up of clips, tell us what you think on the video. Comment, Subscribe and Follow for more updates and coming video's in process.


© Max Waltham 08th May 2012

Tuesday, 30 August 2011

CM Punk:FEATURE, From Zero To Modern day Saviour

Phillip Jack Brooks, known commonly today as CM Punk, has become WWE’s top player in its company. It wasn’t all plain sailing. How did he manage to turn from Jobber to Heavyweight great when so many assumed he’d be another out the door indy guy?

As First time WWE Champion


Punk started out on the independent circuit. He began on the IWA (Independent Wrestling Association) in the Mid West, in his early 2000’s. Here, he grappled with the likes of Chris Hero, A.J Styles, Colt Cabana and the late Eddie Guerrero. Battling with Cabana earned him notoriety, then becoming acknowledged by, and joined ROH (Ring Of Honour).

Initially liked by the crowd, Punk became entangled with Raven and soon switched sides. The 2003 feud was regarded as one of the best for heel Punk against Raven, whom Punk claimed resembled his alcoholic father. This began embodying his straight edge persona. After Punk defeated Raven in a Cage match in November 2003, he then joined NWA:TNA at the same time, in which, oddly enough Punk became a part of Raven’s stable, The Gathering.

A fitting goodbye


Losing at ROH’s Second anniversary tournament, challenging for the heavyweight title to AJ Styles, Punk, coming in second, sent himself flying to the top of the ranks there. A 2 time Tag Champion with Cabana become just one of his many highlights for the promotion.

Wore a suit for ROH as Champion, does Undertaker approve?

Over in TNA, Punk was off of TV following a fight at a restaurant between himself and Teddy Hart, which Sabu intervened and broke up. Many believed he was fired for it. It was claimed Hart had planned and executed three unplanned finishes which put talent at risk. This claims to be the catalyst. Punk claims he stopped appearing at shows, due to the fact his angle wasn’t over with the fans. He turned heel again on Raven, this time in TNA, and was joined by James Mitchell, alongside his companion the whole time, Julio Dinero. With the storyline cut, Punk officially left TNA in March 2004.

A member of The Gathering in TNA
TNA had issued a “no compete in ROH” rule to all staff. Punk was not allowed, according to TNA, leading to a dispute during the Rob Feinstein controversy.


On June 12, 2004, Punk returned to ROH, facing Samoa Joe in a best of three series, for the heavyweight title. Both went toe to toe for 60 minutes, as neither were able to submit nor pin the other, making it a no contest. The rematch due for December, was hurried forward from  October 11 to October 16th 2004, in Punk’s hometown of Chicago, due to Steve Corino being pulled from a match with Joe in another organisation.  Again, both had their rematch, which resulted in yet another sterling draw. It was the biggest selling DVD for ROH, at that time, and given 5 stars in Dave Meltzer’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter. This was the first 5 star for seven years. The last was at Badd Blood ‘97 between Undertaker and Shawn Michaels. The series had to end. Joe defeated Punk in a no limit rubber match. Win or loss, Punk had to be happy with that.

In June ‘05, Punk finally dotted the I’s and T’s with corporate ink, to join WWE. Punk still kept his options open, and defeated Austin Aries, then champ, for the ROH title, with the Pepsi Plunge on June 18th. It was here, Punk threatened to take the ROH title to WWE. It was Mick Foley, then with ROH also, whom insisted Punk should do the right thing and  defend it on his way out.



Is this sounding familiar?

August 12th was the day Punk dropped it to James Gibson (Jaime Noble), alongside Joe, and Christopher Daniels, in a four corner elimination match.

Cabana defeated Punk in the final match of his ROH career, in a two out of three falls encounter at Punk:The Final Encounter. Yes the PPV/event was named in his honour. He was showered with streamers - showcasing a sign of respect from his superiors. A heartfelt flurry of tears from Punk defined what this business means to him. It wasn’t a choice he chose to leave on lightly.

On Feb 11th 2006, Punk made one last appearance for the company, teaming with Bryan Danielson (Daniel Bryan) defeating Jimmy Rave and Adam Pearce in the process.  He was due to fight Low Ki (Kaval) but changed when Ki had left shortly beforehand.

Meanwhile, over on WWE shores, in September 2005, Punk was sent to developmental territory, OVW (Ohio Valley Wrestling), in which his frustration would begin. In his debut, Punk received a ruptured eardrum and broken nose after gaining a stiff shot from Danny Inferno. Punk, to his credit, finished the match.

IC Title was another welcomed success for Punk

Defeating Ken Doane (Kenny Dykstra/Spirit Squad), he became the OVW heavyweight champion on November 9th.After receiving many ups and downs at developmental, Punk was called up to the newly rebranded ECW. Under WWE’s direction, it was bound to be a washout.

Punk, however, to WWE’s surprise became the star attraction and the only reason most tuned in for. Punk turned in appearances at ECW PPV’s, including the awful December to Dismember, which Paul Heyman took the fall for, from WWE. (Hopefully they have worked out those differences). Punk was first to be eliminated in the Elimination Chamber match on the PPV. That was a blow dealt many were unhappy to see. That choice would lose a lot of respect from the audience, as Punk, whom was building momentum as a mainstream star, was unexplainably dropped. There was no justification to it.

As WWE ECW Champ


He eventually defeated John Morrison for the ECW title. He later lost it to Chavo Guerrero. WWE cannot back up that booking decision credibly with anyone in the business watching intently. Edge, speared Punk to cause the loss. The ‘Edge wannabe’ who didn’t know how to ‘work’, then began a new chapter.

Claimed the briefcase back to back, twice

Punk won the Money in the Bank Ladder match at Wrestlemania XXIV (24), which guaranteed him a title shot in the next yearly period. The audience were thrilled with the prospect, yet sceptical how WWE would play it out.

On June 23rd, 2008, Punk was drafted to Raw. Batista was miffed with then Champion Edge, and left him battered after an onslaught. Edge was down, as Punk entered with briefcase in tow, to defeat the Rated R Superstar, and become the heavyweight champion on the flagship show for WWE. Punk had made his comeback from troubled times of rising the ranks with the likes of Shawn Michaels, Triple H and Arn Anderson, throwing spanners in his creative progress.

As World Champion


He lost the title to Chris Jericho in a steel Cage match, on the September 15th Raw, after a near 3 month reign. He also won the slammy award for Oh My God Moment of the year, for defeating Edge.

Another excellent feud with Jericho


Punk, whom held the World Tag Titles (with Kofi Kingston), also won the IC title soon after dropping the tag belts. Punk became the nineteenth Triple Crown Champion in WWE history. (Winning all 3 titles on the brand, Tag, Heavyweight, and Intercontinental).

19th Triple Crown winner in WWE


At the following Mania, Punk won the MITB again, becoming the first double winner, and then being drafted to Smackdown in the annual draft again.

Punk also had the accolade of sending Jeff Hardy out of WWE, in a loser leaves the company match , on August 29th, which also grabbed him slammy of the year 2009, for shocker of the year.

Caught up in controversy with Undertaker over the title, and battling on with Rey Mysterio and Batista, Punk was set as one of WWE’s top men for the future. Once losing to Undertaker, the SES (Straight Edge Society) was born. Joined by Luke Gallows (Festus) and Serena, this tandem, didn’t do drugs, alcohol or any other substance in existence and kept themselves 100% natural.

Leading the SES
They irked many stars along the way, including mentoring NXT’s Darren Young, where Punk took a swipe at WWE, claiming he didn’t want to be there and was met with dubious inside practices that now made him a leading role for the company's future. The SES, was eventually dropped and Punk remains the only member currently among the WWE roster.

Given the task to train rookies.

Losing Hair battles, most recent against Mysterio, as well as messiah esq promos at PPV events, not forgetting the infamous Royal Rumble/Jeff Hardy epic, Punk was now left alone. His next step…

He was drafted back to Raw, again. This time taking Evan Bourne’s place at the Bragging Rights Raw Vs Smackdown match, (after injuring Bourne, in the storyline) to which he lost. He received a hip injury in the process, putting him out for the time being - not a great start, just being drafted to Raw and in a main match. WWE opened up a place for Punk on the announce desk. Commenting for a few months with Jerry “the King” Lawler and Michael Cole, was rather refreshing for the viewers, WWE, and Punk. But it wasn’t for long. Maybe watching the action close-hand reignited Punk’s passion.

Was refreshing over Michael Cole's blabbering

Impressed with his leadership and verbal commentary, Punk was unveiled as the ‘secret leader’ of the Nexus super group. The heel faction, which lost members like flies, and down to 5 men, needed Punk instantly as it could get him. Punk brought it back to life, the problem, was WWE’s failure to book new stars in a role to which they should have progressed higher. Punk forced Wade Barrett out and took charge. Punk V Barrett - a chance to make the ‘New’ Nexus  and Barrett as a solo star, was neglected. Barrett shortly switched sides to Smackdown - where his chances floundered.

Became WWE's leading man for Nexus
After feuds with John Cena and Randy Orton, while butting heads with Sheamus, on occasion,  Nexus eventually diluted. Mason Ryan suffered injury, which he is still out for, David Otunga and Michael McGuillicutty were teamed, and Punk went solo.

I can call you Phil, right?
Displeased with his treatment (Punk had not won a single Pay Per View match since Extreme Rules last year - the last 9 PPV’s were losses), he became a verbal explosion WWE had to acknowledge. Punk revealed the true face of the business in a shoot angle - which was pre worked and therefore, not a shoot, seeing as contracts were signed beforehand. Nevertheless, CM Punk decided to expose the WWE’s disgraceful attitude. Mr McMahon was vividly upset to this (on camera). Going hardcore, Punk bashed everyone in the company from McMahon, his daughter, son in law and the hire and fire man, before going onto certain practises. (some may have been elaborated from WW)…

Taking the yellow armband on
Initiating the first ever contract negotiations - in the ring was a first from Punk. The defeat of Cena also meant Punk 'removed' the Mr. McMahon character for WWE TV...

Bye Bye Babe...{Mwahh}

Punk has lastly been in title controversy with Cena. Lost to Alberto Del Rio and is receiving a forthcoming challenge in Kevin Nash and the corporate WWE. Someone is out to ’get’ Punk. Vince? Stephanie? Triple H? Johnny Ace? Being WWE - it wouldn’t surprise me to see Michael Cole being said perpetrator - just because…

One will not be silenced.

All he wants for X-Mas is an ice cream bar...
Regardless, Punk is on form more than he ever has been. Using the title storyline from the indy days with his ignited passion and ’fight’ to the WWE themselves, Chicago’s own is travelling on a path towards a brighter future. Becoming WWE Undisputed champion, is the latest highlight received. Don’t discount a possible Royal Rumble 2012 victory. A Raymond Carver fanatic, perversed by the corporate clones, and secretly in love with Max Waltham, CM Punk’s last goal - is to resurface the WWE ice cream bars - now who wouldn’t want to lick that smiley vanilla face?

Not sure about being a Raymond Carver - those are big boots to lace..
 but voices for the voiceless - MW understands...
WWE have realised they have a future in CM Punk, only problem is now, you need to let him create newbie’s just like Randy Orton has and continues to do, as well as making expert matches come to life. Don’t leave it another 4 years to create a star in the young and the hopeful.  

As it stands today- the best in the world (Punk proclaims)
Definitely one of the best so far..


Feel free to join, follow, comment, subscribe and vote in polls. Your feedback and continued support is appreciated. Much more coming next month. Thank You x 


@MaxWaltham on Twitter too :)


And DON'T steal or take ideas from Max Waltham. The copyright symbol is there for a reason, or I may call Ally McBeal on your backside!


Much Love X


© Max Waltham  30th August 2011