Former WWF/WWE Intercontinental Val Venis (Sean Morley) recently went on YouTube blasting Matt Hardy, his brother Jeff and the rest of his OMEGA gang. The video is posted below but Morley just goes off on one about Matt, says he has "zero talent" now that in itself is a joke. Matt Hardy might be a lil' bit crazy with all his own YouTube ramblings but I think, he has had better matches in his career than Morley, well in North America at least, Morley had a decent career in Mexico before he joined the WWF in the late 90's. Now my point is, Venis was in the WWE for a lot longer than he should of been really because to be honest, he wasn't all that. Following his release he got to work for TNA under the Bischoff/Hogan regime but that didn't last long either. So as the title says, has the green eyed monster reared it's ugly head? Is Venis jealous that Matt as well as Jeff are employed in TNA and he is not?
I think Morley also has issues with Shane Helms (twitter.com/ShaneHelmsCom) who went on twitter some weeks ago speaking out about Shawn Michaels and how Michaels isn't all he is cracked up to be. I make no bones about it, I was totally supportive of Helms on this subject because I have a long memory in wrestling and as just a fan, when I was exposed to what Michaels and his Kliq buddies used to do back in the WWF in the 90's I automatically took a dislike to the guys. Don't get me wrong, all the Kliq had great matches in the WWF, and i hope I don't sound like a hypocrite but Michaels is probably the best worker in WWF/WWE history for that style but for me, that doesn't hold any water because what the Kliq used to do was bang out of order. They would use their 'stroke' to influence Vince McMahon and people may dislike Shane Douglas but The Kliq definatley influenced how his WWF career went. In interviews since those days in the WWF Michaels has said, Douglas stood out in ECW with his cursing etc. but when it came to the 'show' which is the WWF he just wasn't good enough but I'm sorry, I disagree and the best thing about it all was when Vince wanted Michaels to job the IC title to Douglas but that couldn't of course happen so Michaels 'handed the title over' but the Kliq got their way in the end because straight away Douglas dropped the strap to Scott 'Razor Ramon' Hall. Aswell as Douglas, Chris Candido & Tammy 'Sunny' Sytch were also on the recieving end of the Kliq's actions. To end on the Kliq, back in the day, they basically hels McMahon to ransom, there was something they wanted and if they didn't they would go on 'strike'. They all have denied this in various interviews but I wouldn't believe anything any of them would say.
I know I have gone off on one but it just pisses me off like people get pissed off by both Matt Hardy and Shane Helms on twitter but i just want to say, if your a wrestling fan, who would rather watch Val Venis and the shit he brought or the exciting high-flying style of the Hardy's or the overall great style of wrestling of Helms, I am sorry, but I'd watch the OMEGA guys.
Here is the video from Morley http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zB5iR_3WnwI
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Friday, 14 January 2011
Gone for Good? TNA TV in UK By Shaun Nichols
Since it was announced that the Bravo TV channel would be discontinued on Sky, there were a number of rumours that TNA's Impact show would be picked up and shown on another Sky channel with the likely destination being either Sky 1, Sky 2, Sky 3 or at the very least the Extreme Sports channel which showed Xplosion and the PPV events. It is certainly true that TNA Impact was one of the more popular programmes on Bravo and so in theory shouldn't have an issue in securing a new slot on a different channel.
However as a condition of the WWE's deal with Sky it's clear that the WWE don't have any intention of allowing TNA to appear on Sky and especially not on a Sky Sports channel without a fight. It took for example a long time for UFC to secure a slot for the 'Ultimate Fighter' series on Sky Sports and it will be interested to see if Sky show the next series of UFC's reality show. The WWE remains a prominent and popular part of the Sky Sports schedule and there is no reason at all to assume that Sky would risk incurring the wrath of the WWE by insisting that they will find a home for TNA.
Since the Bravo channel shut down, TNA as not found a TV home in the UK and as it stands there seems little chance that TNA Impact will be appearing on any UK channel in either full or highlight form any time soon. Worse than that TNA as lost its home with Extreme Sports who it appears decided that they wouldn't renew their contract with TNA to continue to show Xplosion, TNA Epics and more importantly the monthly PPV shows.
Impact is still available to UK fans via the TNA website without paying any fee though how many fans in the UK will take up the option to watching what is usually a pretty frustrating TV show via the delights of their website. PPV events will also be available via their website for UK fans though this time they will be charged $34.95 per show which is more than double what ROH charge for their iPPV events. I really can't see many if any fans ordering the PPV's for two reasons, firstly fans in the UK still haven't taken to the concept of purchasing PPV events. Secondly the idea that TNA believes that they can charge the same for fans watching the PPV on the website then they can for fans watching in North America in front of a TV at a reasonable time is misguided at best.
At this time it's impossible to say if the TNA will secure a new TV deal in the UK. What should also be a worry to TNA is that they could risk losing their best market, the crowds that they draw in the UK are far better than they are in the US but losing TV for any length time may mean that the crowds that they have drawn in the past where they have regularly had 2000+ crowds on most nights and places like Manchester and London have seen crowds of over 5000 are a thing of the past. The idea that TNA could draw 5000 paying fans in the US at this time is an unlikely ambition, over the last few weeks any show that draws close to a 1000 fans as to be considered a success especially with Don West performing miracles on the merchandise stand. Only time will tell if losing UK television is a major blow for TNA but it surely must have some impact on the company.
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However as a condition of the WWE's deal with Sky it's clear that the WWE don't have any intention of allowing TNA to appear on Sky and especially not on a Sky Sports channel without a fight. It took for example a long time for UFC to secure a slot for the 'Ultimate Fighter' series on Sky Sports and it will be interested to see if Sky show the next series of UFC's reality show. The WWE remains a prominent and popular part of the Sky Sports schedule and there is no reason at all to assume that Sky would risk incurring the wrath of the WWE by insisting that they will find a home for TNA.
Since the Bravo channel shut down, TNA as not found a TV home in the UK and as it stands there seems little chance that TNA Impact will be appearing on any UK channel in either full or highlight form any time soon. Worse than that TNA as lost its home with Extreme Sports who it appears decided that they wouldn't renew their contract with TNA to continue to show Xplosion, TNA Epics and more importantly the monthly PPV shows.
Impact is still available to UK fans via the TNA website without paying any fee though how many fans in the UK will take up the option to watching what is usually a pretty frustrating TV show via the delights of their website. PPV events will also be available via their website for UK fans though this time they will be charged $34.95 per show which is more than double what ROH charge for their iPPV events. I really can't see many if any fans ordering the PPV's for two reasons, firstly fans in the UK still haven't taken to the concept of purchasing PPV events. Secondly the idea that TNA believes that they can charge the same for fans watching the PPV on the website then they can for fans watching in North America in front of a TV at a reasonable time is misguided at best.
At this time it's impossible to say if the TNA will secure a new TV deal in the UK. What should also be a worry to TNA is that they could risk losing their best market, the crowds that they draw in the UK are far better than they are in the US but losing TV for any length time may mean that the crowds that they have drawn in the past where they have regularly had 2000+ crowds on most nights and places like Manchester and London have seen crowds of over 5000 are a thing of the past. The idea that TNA could draw 5000 paying fans in the US at this time is an unlikely ambition, over the last few weeks any show that draws close to a 1000 fans as to be considered a success especially with Don West performing miracles on the merchandise stand. Only time will tell if losing UK television is a major blow for TNA but it surely must have some impact on the company.
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Tuesday, 11 January 2011
ROH Loses TV Deal on HDNet?
It is being reported on various news sites that ROH have lost their TV deal on the HDNet channel. I have not seen it confirmed but if true it's a damn shame as ROH was easily the best wrestling product on TV in North America. They consistently have had great matches both at the TV tapings, the iPPV's and of course the recorded for DVD events. ROH provided the feud of the year in wrestling with Steen vs. Generico. And of course, ROH has under contract the #1 wrestler in the world as far as UK magazine Power Slam said in the recent 'PS 50' - Davey Richards.
ROH has been overlooked recently as DGUSA has been taking a lot of plaudits recently as has it's parent company EVOLVE. Still, ROH has consistently had the best matches since it's debut show in 2002 and the 'big' companies poached their better workers.
I hope it's not true and ROH continue to stay on TV either with HDNet or someone else.
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ROH has been overlooked recently as DGUSA has been taking a lot of plaudits recently as has it's parent company EVOLVE. Still, ROH has consistently had the best matches since it's debut show in 2002 and the 'big' companies poached their better workers.
I hope it's not true and ROH continue to stay on TV either with HDNet or someone else.
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Sunday, 9 January 2011
Anderson wins!!! Somewhat of a TNA Genesis recap
Just got through watching the TNA Genesis PPV, well, when I put it on the RVD match was on against his 'mystery opponent' which was to not many people's surprise, Matt Hardy. As I said, the match was already on but my God, did it drag or what?!? Hardy should of used his time off to get in shape rather than make silly videos for YouTube or post cryptic shiznit on twitter. Anyway, Hardy got the win following the 'Twist of Hate' but RVD's leg was under the rope, not spotted by the ref.
Next up was the 'MMA exhibition' match between Jeff Hardy and Kurt Angle. Just when I thought the last match was a drag, then this came along. It was awful, just plain awful. I think there was some form of DQ finish, I'd lost interest to be honest. I know one thing, there was some shoddy camera work as we could see in plain view Angle prepare to blade - tut tut.
Next up was the 'main event' Mr. Anderson vs. Matt Morgan I was like - "what"? I haven't been following TNA so didn't know the card other than Jarrett/Angle so when I saw this TNA world title number one contenders match announced as the main event I thought, Dixie, Russo, whoever really don't give a crap do they? Anderson got the win and while he was laying in the ring 'recovering' down came Eric Bischoff with a steel chair, but he didn't hit Anderson with it, he sat down and told Anderson how much he likes him and said he was now the number one contender and wouldn't have to wait for his shot and out came TNA world champion Jeff Hardy and we had an impromptu world title match. As Anderson had just finished his match, hardy had the early advantage in the match, Anderson made his comeback but eventually hardy took charge again, I think I counted three Twists of Hate that Anderson kicked out of, but I could be wrong. When he realised he wasn't getting his own way, Jeff called for big brother Matt to come down to assist but RVD came out and nixed that and the two brawled to the back. Somewhere in all this, Mick Foley came down to stop Hardy using a chair on Anderson, this brought out Ric Flair and a melee took place. Bischoff was in the ring and 'attempted' to hit Anderson with a chair but Anderson hit him with a 'mic check' rolled him out the ring and Hardy came back in, Anderson blocked whatever he attempted and hit another 'mic check' - 1,2,3 and a new TNA world heavyweight champion - Mr. Anderson!!!!
Overall from what I saw of the PPV, which wasn't much really but all the top of the card stuff, I'd have to give this show a thumbs down, in saying that, the Anderson/Hardy match did keep my attention. No idea what will happen now, will Anderson just be a transitional champion, will Hardy get a rematch or was that the whole point, he may be going to the 'big house' so won't need a title there? I have no idea but if Hardy is not the one challenging for the title, I think they should put AJ Styles in that role.
Next up was the 'MMA exhibition' match between Jeff Hardy and Kurt Angle. Just when I thought the last match was a drag, then this came along. It was awful, just plain awful. I think there was some form of DQ finish, I'd lost interest to be honest. I know one thing, there was some shoddy camera work as we could see in plain view Angle prepare to blade - tut tut.
Next up was the 'main event' Mr. Anderson vs. Matt Morgan I was like - "what"? I haven't been following TNA so didn't know the card other than Jarrett/Angle so when I saw this TNA world title number one contenders match announced as the main event I thought, Dixie, Russo, whoever really don't give a crap do they? Anderson got the win and while he was laying in the ring 'recovering' down came Eric Bischoff with a steel chair, but he didn't hit Anderson with it, he sat down and told Anderson how much he likes him and said he was now the number one contender and wouldn't have to wait for his shot and out came TNA world champion Jeff Hardy and we had an impromptu world title match. As Anderson had just finished his match, hardy had the early advantage in the match, Anderson made his comeback but eventually hardy took charge again, I think I counted three Twists of Hate that Anderson kicked out of, but I could be wrong. When he realised he wasn't getting his own way, Jeff called for big brother Matt to come down to assist but RVD came out and nixed that and the two brawled to the back. Somewhere in all this, Mick Foley came down to stop Hardy using a chair on Anderson, this brought out Ric Flair and a melee took place. Bischoff was in the ring and 'attempted' to hit Anderson with a chair but Anderson hit him with a 'mic check' rolled him out the ring and Hardy came back in, Anderson blocked whatever he attempted and hit another 'mic check' - 1,2,3 and a new TNA world heavyweight champion - Mr. Anderson!!!!
Overall from what I saw of the PPV, which wasn't much really but all the top of the card stuff, I'd have to give this show a thumbs down, in saying that, the Anderson/Hardy match did keep my attention. No idea what will happen now, will Anderson just be a transitional champion, will Hardy get a rematch or was that the whole point, he may be going to the 'big house' so won't need a title there? I have no idea but if Hardy is not the one challenging for the title, I think they should put AJ Styles in that role.
Wrestling Radio Shows in The UK - It's ON!!!!
Some time ago I did an article about wrestling radio shows here in the UK. I wasn't too favourable to MOS (Ministry of Slam) for various reasons but that's in the past now. I know I put over big time DKR (Drop Kick Radio) and I still do. Some time ago out of nowhere MOS announced they were ending it wasn't entirely sure why but alas it happened. Some weeks back, former MOS original co-host Andy Evans announced he was starting a new project this is now known as Total Wrestling Show. I have had a few online convo's with Andy and I must say, I am looking forward to the show, Andy has two friends presenting the show with him who watch products other than WWE & TNA so this should make it different from MOS from the start. Earlier today, I was told that MOS are coming back next Sunday, Jan 16th with an 8pm GMT start time. Now, I of course have no problems with MOS coming back but starting at 8pm on a Sunday they will be running the same time as DKR which starts at 7pm GMT (listening live to DKR as I type this). There has been a bit of banter in the DKR chatroom and I suggested there was going to be a 'Sunday Night War' but that was shot down straight away. I'd prefer them not to be running at the same time, MOS did originally have the Sunday night slot but when they ended, a few DKR listeners started by myself suggested that they move from Thursday's to Sunday's which they did. As of right now, I have no idea what is going to happen as far as DKR's live show, I really don't know if they are going to stick to Sundays, we'll just have to wait and see. One thing is for sure, from one UK wrestling radio show to three in quick fashion can only be good for the fans/listeners.
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Friday, 7 January 2011
WWE Announces it's Top 25 Matches of 2010
WWE posted the following list on their website today, featuring the top 25 matches of 2010.
In an interesting twist, the match between The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 26 as well as the match between Dolph Ziggler and Daniel Bryan at Bragging Rights, both tied for top spot, with the ultimate winner to be decided by the WWE Universe.
The full listing is below:
#25 Beat The Rich – Rey Mysterio vs. Alberto del Rio (Oct 8th Smackdown)
#24 New Heights – Evan Bourne & John Cena vs. Edge & Sheamus
#23 Would Be King – Jerry Lawler vs. The Miz (Nov 22nd RAW)
#22 Underdog Days – Rey Mysterio vs. Jack Swagger (WWE Money In The Bank)
#21 Meeting Her Makeover - Beth Phoenix vs. Michelle McCool (WWE Extreme Rules)
#20 Men Of Steel - RAW Elimination Chamber Match
#19 Going To Extremes - Christian vs. Ezekiel Jackson (WWE Royal Rumble)
#18 Red Head Redemption - Sheamus vs. John Morrison (Sept 13th RAW)
#17 Gold Standards – Chris Jericho vs. Goldust (WWE Superstars)
#16 Rey Of The Dead - Rey Mysterio vs. The Undertaker (WWE Royal Rumble)
#15 Domination Anywhere – John Morrison vs. The Miz vs. Daniel Bryan (WWE Hell in a Cell)
#14 Better Enemies – Edge vs. Christian (May 17th RAW)
#13 Best In Show – Shawn Michaels vs. Rey Mysterio (Jan 29th Smackdown)
#12 Hell’s Fury – Randy Orton vs. Sheamus (WWE Hell in a Cell)
#11 Over The Top – 2010 WWE Royal Rumble Match
#10 Bryan’s Hope – Chris Jericho vs. Daniel Bryan (WWE NXT)
#9 N-Listed – John Cena vs. Wade Barrett (WWE Hell in a Cell)
#8 Raising Kane – Smackdown WWE Money in the Bank Ladder Match
#7 Bourne To Fly – Evan Bourne vs. Chris Jericho (WWE Fatal 4 Way PPV)
#6 Magnificent Seven – Team WWE vs. The Nexus (WWE Summerslam)
#5 Heartbreaking And Entering - Smackdown Elimination Chamber Match
#4 Edge Of Darkness – CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio (WWE Extreme Rules)
#3 Quitting Time – John Cena vs. Batista I Quit Match (WWE Over The Limit)
Tied For 1st Place – 18 And Woe – Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker (WrestleMania 26)
Tied For First Place – Future Perfect - Daniel Bryan vs. Dolph Ziggler (WWE Bragging Rights)
In an interesting twist, the match between The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 26 as well as the match between Dolph Ziggler and Daniel Bryan at Bragging Rights, both tied for top spot, with the ultimate winner to be decided by the WWE Universe.
The full listing is below:
#25 Beat The Rich – Rey Mysterio vs. Alberto del Rio (Oct 8th Smackdown)
#24 New Heights – Evan Bourne & John Cena vs. Edge & Sheamus
#23 Would Be King – Jerry Lawler vs. The Miz (Nov 22nd RAW)
#22 Underdog Days – Rey Mysterio vs. Jack Swagger (WWE Money In The Bank)
#21 Meeting Her Makeover - Beth Phoenix vs. Michelle McCool (WWE Extreme Rules)
#20 Men Of Steel - RAW Elimination Chamber Match
#19 Going To Extremes - Christian vs. Ezekiel Jackson (WWE Royal Rumble)
#18 Red Head Redemption - Sheamus vs. John Morrison (Sept 13th RAW)
#17 Gold Standards – Chris Jericho vs. Goldust (WWE Superstars)
#16 Rey Of The Dead - Rey Mysterio vs. The Undertaker (WWE Royal Rumble)
#15 Domination Anywhere – John Morrison vs. The Miz vs. Daniel Bryan (WWE Hell in a Cell)
#14 Better Enemies – Edge vs. Christian (May 17th RAW)
#13 Best In Show – Shawn Michaels vs. Rey Mysterio (Jan 29th Smackdown)
#12 Hell’s Fury – Randy Orton vs. Sheamus (WWE Hell in a Cell)
#11 Over The Top – 2010 WWE Royal Rumble Match
#10 Bryan’s Hope – Chris Jericho vs. Daniel Bryan (WWE NXT)
#9 N-Listed – John Cena vs. Wade Barrett (WWE Hell in a Cell)
#8 Raising Kane – Smackdown WWE Money in the Bank Ladder Match
#7 Bourne To Fly – Evan Bourne vs. Chris Jericho (WWE Fatal 4 Way PPV)
#6 Magnificent Seven – Team WWE vs. The Nexus (WWE Summerslam)
#5 Heartbreaking And Entering - Smackdown Elimination Chamber Match
#4 Edge Of Darkness – CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio (WWE Extreme Rules)
#3 Quitting Time – John Cena vs. Batista I Quit Match (WWE Over The Limit)
Tied For 1st Place – 18 And Woe – Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker (WrestleMania 26)
Tied For First Place – Future Perfect - Daniel Bryan vs. Dolph Ziggler (WWE Bragging Rights)
Sunday, 2 January 2011
Shaun Nichols' Top 25 Matches of The Last 12 Months (Dec 09-Nov 10)
1. Noamichi Marufuji vs. Koji Kanemoto 3/5/2010 NJPW
2. Shingo vs. Bryan Danielson 7/27/2010 DGUSA Enter the Dragon 1st Anniversary
3. Chris Hero vs Akira Tozawa 9/5/2010 PWG BOLA 2010 Night 2
4. Motor City Machine Guns vs. Beer Money 8/12/2010 TNA Impact 2/3 falls
5. World 1 vs. Warriors 3/27/2010 DGUSA Mercury Rising
6. Noamichi Marufuji vs. Prince Devitt 12/23/2009 NJPW Super Junior Cup 2009 Night 2
7. Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels 3/28/2010 WWE Wrestlemania 26
8. Koji Kanemoto vs. Hayato 'Jr' Fujita 12/22/2010 NJPW Super Junior Cup 2009 Night 1
9. Chris Hero vs. Tyler Black 4/24/2010 ROH Bitter Friends, Stiffer Enemies 2
10. Peligro Abejas vs. Young Bucks vs. Cutler Brothers 7/30/2010 PWG Seven
11. Kenny Omega vs. Davey Richards 2/27/2010 PWG As the Worm Turns
12. BxB Hulk vs. Shingo 7/11/2010 DG Kobe World
13. El Generico & Colt Cabana vs. Kevin Steen & Steve Corino 4/24/2010 ROH Bitter Friends, Stiffer Enemies 2
14. Tyler Black vs. Davey Richards 6/18/2010 ROH Death Before Dishonor 8
15. Davey Richards vs. Chris Hero 7/30/2010 PWG Seven
16. Golden Lovers vs. Apollo 55 10/11/2010 NJPW
17. Kurt Angle vs. Mr Anderson 4/18/2010 TNA Lockdown
18. Tyler Black vs. Austin Aries vs. Roderick Strong 3/4/2010 ROH The Big Bang
19. KENTA & Atsushi Aoki vs. Roderick Strong & Eddie Edwards 10/30/2010 NOAH NTV Cup Final
20. Kings of Wrestling vs. Motor City Machine Guns 5/8/2010 ROH Supercard of Honor V
21. Daniel Bryan vs. Dolph Ziggler 10/24/2010 WWE Bragging Rights
22. Davey Richards vs El Generico 2/13/2010 ROH 8th Anniversary Show
23. Chris Hero vs. Alex Shelley 2/27/2010 PWG As the Worm Turns
24. Davey Richards vs. Kota Ibushi 1/16/2010 Evolve Richards vs Ibushi
25. Chris Jericho vs Edge 3/28/2010 WWE Wrestlemania 26
2. Shingo vs. Bryan Danielson 7/27/2010 DGUSA Enter the Dragon 1st Anniversary
3. Chris Hero vs Akira Tozawa 9/5/2010 PWG BOLA 2010 Night 2
4. Motor City Machine Guns vs. Beer Money 8/12/2010 TNA Impact 2/3 falls
5. World 1 vs. Warriors 3/27/2010 DGUSA Mercury Rising
6. Noamichi Marufuji vs. Prince Devitt 12/23/2009 NJPW Super Junior Cup 2009 Night 2
7. Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels 3/28/2010 WWE Wrestlemania 26
8. Koji Kanemoto vs. Hayato 'Jr' Fujita 12/22/2010 NJPW Super Junior Cup 2009 Night 1
9. Chris Hero vs. Tyler Black 4/24/2010 ROH Bitter Friends, Stiffer Enemies 2
10. Peligro Abejas vs. Young Bucks vs. Cutler Brothers 7/30/2010 PWG Seven
11. Kenny Omega vs. Davey Richards 2/27/2010 PWG As the Worm Turns
12. BxB Hulk vs. Shingo 7/11/2010 DG Kobe World
13. El Generico & Colt Cabana vs. Kevin Steen & Steve Corino 4/24/2010 ROH Bitter Friends, Stiffer Enemies 2
14. Tyler Black vs. Davey Richards 6/18/2010 ROH Death Before Dishonor 8
15. Davey Richards vs. Chris Hero 7/30/2010 PWG Seven
16. Golden Lovers vs. Apollo 55 10/11/2010 NJPW
17. Kurt Angle vs. Mr Anderson 4/18/2010 TNA Lockdown
18. Tyler Black vs. Austin Aries vs. Roderick Strong 3/4/2010 ROH The Big Bang
19. KENTA & Atsushi Aoki vs. Roderick Strong & Eddie Edwards 10/30/2010 NOAH NTV Cup Final
20. Kings of Wrestling vs. Motor City Machine Guns 5/8/2010 ROH Supercard of Honor V
21. Daniel Bryan vs. Dolph Ziggler 10/24/2010 WWE Bragging Rights
22. Davey Richards vs El Generico 2/13/2010 ROH 8th Anniversary Show
23. Chris Hero vs. Alex Shelley 2/27/2010 PWG As the Worm Turns
24. Davey Richards vs. Kota Ibushi 1/16/2010 Evolve Richards vs Ibushi
25. Chris Jericho vs Edge 3/28/2010 WWE Wrestlemania 26
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