The Iron Yuppie

Any match I see this year is going to be compared to that Sami Zayn-Cesaro match. Wow. I wasn't sure that they could top the 2-of-3 Falls bout, but yep. Incredible stuff.

I'll have to keep that in mind, never been to Victor Jrs. Where I have been across from the Sony lot is Backstage, my favorite hole-in-the-wall bar in the city.

I found the interview with Lillian enjoyable for two reasons: 1. Lillian was an engaging storyteller and at times quite funny. I could believe she had been a radio host briefly before the WWE audition. 2. They let enough details through that I have a decent sense of 3:16 Gimmick Street's location. My best friend lives in Culver City about three miles from the intersection Austin mentions. There's a great restaurant right in the neck of Stone Cold's woods that has an outstanding beer can chicken. I can now only assume the brand of beer they use is Steveweiser.

On-demand not working directly resulted in me seeing Sami Zayn-Cesaro, so there's a silver lining. Side note, it's pretty unbelievable seeing El Generico pushed by WWE, even if it is just developmental. Amazing what ditching the mask and having a gimmick that allows him to show his charisma has accomplished. While the on-demand issue is frustrating for the time being, I'm glad WWE has over a month to iron out the kinks. Would be *much* more frustrating to not get the live Mania stream.

Danielson in the mid-card wrestling Eric Young in a Beard vs. Beard Clippers On A Pole match. And it goes 3:10.

First-time poster, longtime lurker. Huge thanks for posting the TNA Wiki, I found myself going down a two-hour rabbit hole that was equal parts hilarious and depressing. This company is like a genetically engineered abomination that combined the DNA of 1980s AWA, WCW and Herb Abrams' UWF. It's frustrating to see every opportunity the company had to become something entertaining just to have Dixie Carter snuff it out.