And then you had this

This is not what I expected before I scrolled down to see what video you had.

The obvious bad theme is this one:

Lol jesus christ

VAN CRUSHINATOR

VAN BOBBINATOR

VAN LACERATOR

VAN WEEDINATOR

Which of those is the real lyric?

Or 2011

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Was going to post Jeff Hardy's tna theme, but I think RVD's may be more awful.

My favorite TNA theme is still Jeff Jarretts

Yeah but that one isn't terrible. We're talking about themes that tear ear drums.

This is up there with the Bray Wyatt/Skinner mashup. :y:

Suckas gots ta know.

As far as TNA themes, they fell into three categories: the rare good one (say what you want, but I think Syxx's theme was better/more fitting than just about *any* theme he used in WWE), the vast majority of middling production sounding tracks that were supposed to actually be good somehow (like said RVD theme), and the blatant ripoffs (see: Triple X, Tomko, or MCMG).

Jarrett's was okay because it seemed like it actually had some thought put into making it unique. Same with AJ's. And Abyss. I'd even say Amazing Kong and Hernandez were alright (until Hernandez's theme got way overproduced) I won't count 3LK or LAX, because Truth and Konnan have a hand in music, so they had a hand in production for themselves.

Suckers are kind of curious.

LOL!

I miss the Waterproof Blonde version. Quality stuff.

Best mashup I ever heard was The Undertaker ministry theme and Triple H My Time.......

Think it was called My Darkside...... can't find it anymore, though.....

Randomly thinking about the time the "It's Still Real To Me" guy joined the wrestlecrap forums years ago...even posted a pic w/ a wrestlecrap sign to prove it was him...

Two days later deleted his account due to cyberbullying from former TPWW poster The Mercenary.

Haha I forgot that guy even existed. Gonna have to search that video again now.

That's very discerning that one of our own would drive "Real to me" away from what should be a haven.


I spit on this

I remember he kept calling him 'a cry-ass' and quoting all his posts and saying 'are you gonna cry about it'

Wow. We could have "It's Still Real To Me" guy here on TPWW at this point. Fuck Merc.

Merc cyberbullying anyone? Holy fucking shit.

Not only was that guy super dumb, he also looked like your typical basement-dawellng goblin in his late 40s.

Impact is taping 4 weeks of T.V in my city Friday and Saturday. Scott D'Amore's indie fed is run out of my city so there's usually some big name talent coming through here

You should go. I don't watch Impact but I would go to a taping.

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u should go

Yeah--definitely go. It sounds like Impact has gained some momentum. I haven't watched or followed it much in months and months, but the bits and pieces I've caught or read up on sounds like they're at least trying some new stuff.

If I wasn't headed away on vacation next week I would. Our indie promotion is awesome. Border City Wrestling. The Rock came here in 98 for his only indie appearence. Last show Pete Dunne, Tito Santana and Rey Mysterio appeared, plus a ton of Impact guys since it's D'Amore's fed. Lots of talent have come out of Border City Wrestling: Rhyno, Chris Sabin, Moose, Bobby Roode to name a few. Tyson Dux and Johnny Devine are the trainers here.

Where do they rank in the indies scene in Canada?

Like ROH/Impact tier of upper status or like EVOLVE/PWG where they are more mid-tier but have a very strong following or like lower local level for support.

Pretty high. They routinely draw 1500-2000 and the crowds are very lively. Jarrett actually offered us huge discounts to come up to Toronto for GFW tapings because we were so loud. . They run major shows a few times a year and small shows here and there. I'd put it a notch below Smash Wrestling out of the Toronto area. The partnership with Impact has existed in some sort of fashion since D"Amore started with TNA but it has ramped up great since he took over creative. Guys like Kongo Kong and Idris Abraham are Border City Wrestling guys. I could easily see it become a feeder for Impact.

Used to have a decent one nearby called New England Wrestling Alliance but it shut down a few years ago. Had a few good chances to go to one of their shows in the past but never did because of various reasons.

Biggest in the region is New England Championship Wrestling in Massachusetts which has some past ties to the WWE and John Cena being their biggest alumni.

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Sasha being the workhorse of the Women's division is pretty interesting considering her recent injury history and Vince supposedly not being that high on her as a big star compared to others.

She seems fairly "over" by today's standards, so they probably put her on shows to just go out there and fluff about. It doesn't mean it's high profile stuff.

Dolph Ziggler: 508 matches, all of them forgettable

wheres mr main event curt hawlkins on the list

Sasha's promos make her unattractive which is saying something since she's a fox.

Remember Asuka?