MJKostka

Hey, guys. I'm trying to find a vintage wrestling poster, like the style below, of the Flair vs. Lawler match that drew the record $95,000 plus at the MS Coliseum from 9/30/85. Anyone know where I could find out? Even a print-out would be fine. Sorry for the size of the photo...don't know how to make it smaller.....

Is there still a chatroom people go into during Raws for this forum?

Why is Goldust so god damn good? I don't care that people say it every week, because I'm saying it now. That's what matters. He's better than everybody.

Great show. Surprised to see that you (Dylan) ranked Hansen ahead of Lawler. Not really disputing it and am pleased to hear Hansen getting that kind of love, but still surprised.

Lack of polarizing stars and the fact that nothing is important and the past is better. That's what they blatantly tell us, anyway.

"HELP! MY BRIEFCASE! MY CONTRACT! I CAN'T SWIM! HEEEELP!"

Cena/Bryan is going to be outstanding. There's no way around it.

Jesus, Bryan wrestled AGAIN in the post show dark match in a six man tag.

Hard for the crowd to care with the way he's been presented. Question - A running theme is that Indy guys go to WWE to get better (Cesaro, Rollins, Punk, etc), but would you say that runs true with Bryan? On one hand, Bryan is maybe the best worker in the states with few exceptions in the past 10 years on the Indy scene. He isn't allowed the "range" he had in the indys, but I think he's every bit as good, if not better, working with fire and selling on the big stage. He's definitely a "stays good within restrictions" guy.

Bryan/Cesaro kinda felt like an upgraded Benoit/Regal. I really hope Cesaro gets something from this. It's clear hes seen as the #1 guy in Dutchs group after last night. Cesaro is so superior to Swagger in every way it's not even funny. I would love to see these guys have more matches.

Cesaro is so old school in the way he approaches the lay out of a match. Just take a simple hold and get so much mileage out of it. Use it as your go-to heat device to cut off the babyface and build to a peak. They should just line up the whole heel locker room to get heat on Bryan. He's so fucking over right now.

Bryan/Cesaro might be my MOTY on one view. Cesaro came across as an incredibly polished, main event level heel just WORKING the fuck out of that chinlock and setting up Bryan and the homestretch with the euro flurry and Bryan just crumbling, then eating that short clothesline with a nutty spinbump. and so many great hope spots in there, and the fucking FINISH with the elevated euro attempt smoothly into a small package blew my mind. Cesaro was every bit as good if not better than bryan here. My only reservation of calling it my MOTY is MAYBE the fact that there was a commercial that ate up the opening, but plenty was there and we got the elevated euro rewind which is what mattered. Bryan/Ryback was very good too. What an incredible Bryan showcase that was. Del Rio/Sheamus was good too.