JR's Blog: JR's NYC Trip..Shane McMahon..Hulk to WWE?? RAW Thoughts..UFC166..OU vs KU Trip..Order JR's Online!
Posted: Oct 18th 2013 By: CMBurnham
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Busy week with a quick, two day trip to NYC to discuss multiple projects for 2014.
Several, viable promoters are interested in promoting my one man show concept next year on an organized, well marketed tour. I hope to have more info to share by year's end. Nonetheless, this is an opportunity and a project in which I am emotionally invested and I look forward to touring in '14.
My autobiography is being seriously discussed within the literary world with some major publishers and I hope to have more info on that long anticipated project within the next month or so too. Trying to determine a primary focus on a 40 year relationship with the genre is daunting. Lots of concepts and ideas on what to focus on and on what to leave out. I don't want to author a weighty tomb as they are intimidating on a book store shelf and that adversely affect sales.
Great hooking up with Shane McMahon for a few minutes while I was between meetings Tuesday in NYC. Shane looks great and honestly has seemingly never been in better shape. He's head of a company in China working in the cable/satellite TV world and affiliated projects so he is staying busy notwithstanding having a lovely wife and three healthy, strapping sons.
Funny how one remembers things of significance in wrestling jargon but it was 17 years ago when Shane and his wife married which marked the week that JJ Dillon abruptly left WWE and Bruce Prichard and I were in South Africa producing a TV show for WWE's TV affiliate there. I think that was the show that I worked on commentary with Honky Tonk Man.
Damn....17 years...man, how things change and time flies.
Thought RAW was a better show this week than last which is good for WWE who's trying to sell another PPV, Hell in a Cell, to their customers this month.
The last two segments of RAW were specifically good as the Rhodes boys won the tag titles from the Shield thanks to the Big Show's holiday ham sized right hand. Arguably not the greatest method for the Rhodes family to win but, the bottom line, the grandsons of a plumber became WWE Tag Champions in a division that until recently hasn't had much cache.
I've been impressed with how the Big Show TV persona has evolved and been rehabilitated over the past several weeks. Show is special and should be booked as such and cannot be utilized like an every day player or as he has the majority of his WWE career.
The added HIAC stipulation added some much needed sauce to the Punk-Heyman issue that was beginning to wane. Perhaps it's merely a trend or the way things are these days in the genre but long term programs/issues are challenging to keep hot in today's landscape without small, additions being included somewhat regularly.
The audience has a short attention span, by and large, and constantly need "new."
I made a comment on a recent Q&A here that I felt that Ryback was still 'green' and some took it as me 'knocking' Ryback which shows the level of knowledge of many fans who follow today's product. Saying someone is green isn't a knock. It's merely a statement that a specific talent is still evolving and has a ways to go before they are a polished worker. That's not a sin, by the way, and if it was it would arguably affect the many men and women currently in the business full time time and working on a wrestling, TV show.
Either some fans have memory lapses or they simply can't accept my answer when to comes to Undertaker wrestling at WrestleMania. First of all, I do not know if Taker will be a part of WM30 but I'm guessing that he will. Secondly, I don't know who Taker will perform with there and I'd venture to say that most within WWE don't know either. Lastly, no matter who it is, no one is going to break 'The Streak' unless those in charge completely lose their mind.
The philosophy of someone breaking 'The Streak" to become a 'made man' is laughable to me.
One thing that hurts pro wrestling today is the elimination of all time limits and a logical set of rules that cause matches to end. The elimination of time limits, on TV and at live events, eliminates a long established conclusion to a match of which many things can spin off.
When pro wrestling is over thought and common sense is lessened, it adversely affects an already over the top entity which then hampers one's ability to suspend their disbelief and invest into the storylines. IE...why in a No Disqualification tag team match are tags even a necessity. What's the referee going to do if a participant doesn't' tag? Escactly....nothing.
I'm expecting training partners Cain Velasquez and Daniel Cromier to win their fights Saturday night in Houston on PPV for @UFC next big event. Cromier is a former Oklahoma State wrestling star who wrestled for the legendary OSU Coach, John Smith. Smith is also working with Johnny Hendricks as the former Cowboy readies himself for Georges St. Pierre later in the year.
Don't see Cromier vs. Roy Nelson going the distance in what will be an entertaining fight. Big Country never fails to deliver a fun fight to watch. It's unlikely that Cromier who's moving down a weight after this fight will fear the beard of the burly Nelson.
Heavyweight Champion Velasquez is a cardio machine and has one of the great 'motors' in all of MMA. The former Arizona State wrestling star manhandled Brock Lesnar back in the day to win the UFC Heavyweight Title but then abruptly lost it in prime time on Fox to Dos Santos.
The Brazilian has a great standup game which generally translates to exciting fights for those paying big money for tickets or for the PPV.
Velasquez finishes Dos Santos Saturday night which will eliminate any issues with judges who can completely ruin a fight with their dubious decisions.
UFC head honcho @DanaWhite is an cut to the chase executive who casts a large shadow over his fighters, or at least the one's that aren't overtly ignorant and defiant. With that said, all the fights on the PPV should be action packed and each fighter that makes it onto the PPV should 'know their role" and deliver the goods. Hopefully their 'people' are conveying that most obvious of messages.
The venue in Houston has been sold out for weeks which will should guarantee a lively show on PPV. The natural ambiance is something I hope that UFC fully captures via their audio set up as it greatly enhances the experience of the event for the fans who are watching on TV. When it's crunch time, the announcers should have to fight to be heard.
It still amazes me the volume of work that UFC's excellent duo of Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan do on 'game day.' Do the math and see how many hours that they have been on the clock by the time the main event rolls around. My hats off to them.
I will be watching the show after the fact as I'm going to Lawrence, Kansas with the OU Sooners to hopefully see Oklahoma rebound after an embarrassing loss last Saturday to the Texas Longhorns.
The Sooners played without an edge or aggression last weekend in the Cotton Bowl vs. the Steers. Not a good experience for a Sooner fan including not having any coupons to be able to buy a corndog. I have complete faith that OU will rebound on the road this weekend.
I'll be making the trip on the team charter flight which certainly makes the travel more accommodating.
The Mid South Wrestling DVD is selling well from what I can determine. I told people before it came out that many would be disappointed that some of their favorite memories would be left out as it is impossible to make everyone happy in one release. Hopefully, WWE will someday do a volume two but only if volume one sells well. The famous Freebirds blinding JYD tape may not exist for the record.
I have no dog in the hunt and nor do I know any insider "dirt" but for my two cents Hulk Hogan would be better off re-signing with WWE in a limited role that would put him back in the global, WWE mix and add a jolt to his career which never hurts anyone than re-signing with TNA. Even though Hogan says he has "one more match left in him" that fact, if true, is irrelevant to my way of thinking. Hogan's opportunity to do PR work, appear occasionally at live events and on a timely basis on TV and to have his likeness on more, sellable products is logical to me. If it is the dollars holding this matter up as in a bigger guarantee now and not willing to wait on the WWE business model to generate more, new Hogan bucks, then the deal may be simply and only about the immediate cash which isn't a sin either.
Again, none of this is any of my concern but it's something that either on Twitter @JRsBBQ or on our Q&A section here that I get asked virtually daily.
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Spotlight in History
- 1971 Bill Watts def. Dusty Rhodes for the TSW North American Title
- 2001 Jenna Love became the OPW Oklahoma Womens Champion
- 2001 Justin Lee def. Dexter Hardaway for the OPW Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Title
- 2012 Crossfire Morrison def. Drake Gallows for the SWCW Hardcore Title
- 2012 Kareem Sadat def. Crossfire Morrison for the SWCW Hardcore Title
- 2023 Tommy Prince became the TexPro Dynasty Champion
- 2023 Nashoba became the MajCW 24/7 On Call Champion
- 2023 Skidz def. Nashoba for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
- 2023 Oscar Amazing def. Skidz for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
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- 2026 Neo Genesis def. Billie the Kiid for the ASP WTF Title
Week of Sun 09-20 to Sat: 09-26
- 09-20 1978 Jose Lothario def. Assassin 1 for the TSW Louisiana Title
- 09-20 1985 The Von Erichs (Kerry Von Erich & Kevin Von Erich) def. The Dynamic Duo (Gino Hernandez & Chris Adams) for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
- 09-20 2008 Michael Barry def. Angel Williams for the IZW Heavyweight Title
- 09-20 2008 New Canada (The Canadian Red Devil & The Canadian Luchadore) became the ComPro Tag Team Champions
- 09-20 2008 The Gentlemen Thugs (Cast-Iron Cothern & Shane Morbid) def. New Canada (The Canadian Red Devil & The Canadian Luchadore) for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
- 09-20 2009 Jermaine Johnson def. Ky-ote Joe for the MSWA Oklahoma Title
- 09-20 2013 Mike Foxx def. Tim Storm for the NWA-TXO Heavyweight Title
- 09-20 2013 Genesis (Carrion Arcane & Kristopher Haiden) def. The Rock Star Mafia (Dane Griffin & Armani) for the NWA-TXO Tag Team Titles
- 09-20 2013 The Rock Star Mafia (Dane Griffin & Armani) def. Genesis (Carrion Arcane & Kristopher Haiden) for the NWA-TXO Tag Team Titles
- 09-20 2014 Kevin Morgan & became the IZW Tag Team Champions
- 09-20 2014 Jordan Jacobs def. Drake Gallows for the IZW Impact Division Title
- 09-20 2014 Claudia def. Bree Ann for the NWA-TXO Rose Title
- 09-20 2014 The Brotherhood (Kyng Benjamin & Akuma Jones) def. A. C. Slaughter (Aaron Anders & Clint Cassidy) for the UWE Tag Team Titles
- 09-20 2014 Fuel def. Tim Rockwell for the UWE Heavyweight Title
- 09-20 2025 Gideon Vane became the EPW International Champion
- 09-20 2025 Miles Bane became the NAW Openweight Champion
- 09-20 2026 Neo Genesis def. T. J. Spade for the ASP WTF Title
- 09-21 1954 Johnny Valentine def. Joe Christie for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 09-21 2002 Shadow of Death def. Terry Montana for the OCW Oklahoma Hardcore Title
- 09-21 2012 Tim Storm became the NWA-TXO Heavyweight Champion
- 09-21 2012 Kyra Maya became the NWA-TXO Rose Champion
- 09-21 2013 Nasty Swag (Robert Lee & Ace Archuleta) became the UWE Tag Team Champions
- 09-21 2019 Slice & Kill (Skylar Slice & Killista) def. The Proclamation (Ethan Cole & Reed) for the UWE Tag Team Titles
- 09-21 2024 Brandon Warhawk def. Seth Daniels for the UWE Apex Title
- 09-21 2024 Fuel def. Killbane for the UWE Heavyweight Title
- 09-21 2024 Party Bird Crew (Smitty & Birdman) def. Black Flag Rising (Anarchy [2nd] & Faded Ghoul) for the UWE Tag Team Titles
- 09-21 2024 Super Crash Brothers (Badger James & Trench Blythe) def. Party Bird Crew (Smitty & Birdman) for the UWE Tag Team Titles
- 09-21 2026 T. J. Spade def. Will Chambers for the CAPW Heavyweight Title
- 09-22 1971 Bill Watts def. Dusty Rhodes for the TSW North American Title
- 09-22 2001 Jenna Love became the OPW Oklahoma Womens Champion
- 09-22 2001 Justin Lee def. Dexter Hardaway for the OPW Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Title
- 09-22 2012 Crossfire Morrison def. Drake Gallows for the SWCW Hardcore Title
- 09-22 2012 Kareem Sadat def. Crossfire Morrison for the SWCW Hardcore Title
- 09-22 2023 Tommy Prince became the TexPro Dynasty Champion
- 09-22 2023 Nashoba became the MajCW 24/7 On Call Champion
- 09-22 2023 Skidz def. Nashoba for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
- 09-22 2023 Oscar Amazing def. Skidz for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
- 09-22 2026 Billie the Kiid def. Neo Genesis for the ASP WTF Title
- 09-22 2026 Neo Genesis def. Billie the Kiid for the ASP WTF Title
- 09-23 1974 Tex McKenzie & Johnny Valentine def. The Blackjacks (Blackjack Mulligan & Blackjack Lanza) for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
- 09-23 1975 Jose Lothario def. Billy Graham for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 09-23 2000 Grenade def. Ichiban [2nd] for the OPW Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Title
- 09-23 2016 Xavior became the MSWA Mid-South Cruiserweight Champion
- 09-23 2016 Nikki Knight def. Skylar Slice for the MSWA Ladies Title
- 09-23 2016 Psycho Mike def. Brock Landers for the MSWA Oklahoma Title
- 09-23 2017 Kikutaro def. Ryan Davidson for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Title
- 09-23 2017 Dusty Gold def. Randy Price for the IZW Impact Division Title
- 09-23 2017 Erica def. Paige Turner for the IZW Womens Title
- 09-23 2017 Double D def. Kevin Morgan for the IZW Heavyweight Title
- 09-23 2017 Drake Gallows def. Sam Stackhouse for the BCW Buzzsaw Title
- 09-23 2017 Xavior def. C. J. Ward for the MSWA Mid-South Heavyweight Title
- 09-23 2017 The Omega (O’Brien & O’Malley) def. The Cursed (Blade [2nd] & Kuda) for the MSWA Mid-South Tag Team Titles
- 09-23 2023 Skidz def. Oscar Amazing for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
- 09-23 2023 Koko def. Dan Webber for the UWE Heavyweight Title
- 09-23 2023 Sweetness (Cappuccino Jones & Romeo Reese) def. Southern Aristocracy (Eddie LeVaughn & Anthony Wild) for the UWE Tag Team Titles
- 09-23 2023 Killbane def. Leo Fox for the UWE Apex Title
- 09-24 2002 The Professionals (John Zorthos & Julian Wolfenbarger) became the ACW Tag Team Champions
- 09-24 2016 Ricky Starks def. Ky-Ote for the IWR Revolutionary Title
- 09-24 2022 London Calling (Dutch Hagen & Richie Adams) def. Toxic Masculinity (Johnny Lightning & Johnny Dynamite) for the WFC Tag Team Titles
- 09-24 2022 Martin Justice def. Tyler Watts for the EPW International Title
- 09-24 2022 Logan Knight def. Kareem Sadat for the EPW All-American Title
- 09-24 2022 Olivier Vegos def. Danni Bee for the NCWO Women's Title
- 09-25 1965 Don Kent def. Red McKim for the TSW Missouri Junior Heavyweight Title
- 09-25 1981 The Great Kabuki def. Kerry Von Erich for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
- 09-25 1999 Big Daddy Moore def. Rocco Valentino for the OPW Oklahoma Heavyweight Title
- 09-25 1999 The Casualties of War (Malice & Shrapnel) def. Red Eagle & Night Hawk for the OPW Oklahoma Tag Team Titles
- 09-25 1999 Kid Flash def. Tarantula for the OPW Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Title
- 09-25 2004 Michael Barry def. Brandon Groom for the NWA-OK Oklahoma Heavyweight Title
- 09-25 2010 Wage def. Bernie D for the IZW Impact Division Title
- 09-26 1978 Terry Latham & Ricky Fields def. Seigfried Stanke & Kurt Von Hess for the TSW Louisiana Tag Team Titles
- 09-26 1984 Adrian Street def. Terry Taylor for the MSW Television Title
- 09-26 2004 John O'Malley def. Mr. Brown for the ACW Hardcore Title
- 09-26 2009 Jeremy Quinn III became the ACW Heavyweight Champion
- 09-26 2014 Paul Puertorico def. Matt Majestic for the SRPW United States Title
- 09-26 2020 Brian Dixon def. Ethan Cole for the BPW Lion Heart Title
- 09-26 2020 The Ritual (Samedi & Shadow Gemini) became the BPW Oklahoma Tag Team Champions
- 09-26 2025 Riley Grinn def. Tommy Dean for the BUW No Pressure Title
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