I
can say that watching Impact’s Rebellion event from The Rebel Entertainment
Complex in Toronto Canada I really wished I could have been there to feel their
energy it was so positive. Brain Cage is truly a mechiche he has
nothing to be ashamed. That Impact
World Championship match between Johnny Impact started off so quickly with
an F-5 and Johnny Impact hit the Spanish fly so quickly from the ramp off the
stage The Mechiche still continued the match.
Lance Storm did an excellent job as a special referee which I was not
sure how that would play out. The Mechiche’s
discuss closeline is so heavy and hard hitting. Many fans talk about the drill claw or
weapon X but to me that discus is nasty.
The first person I saw do a discus closeline was Kerry Von Erich. I would not want to be Michael Elgin after
he powerbomed Cage after he defeated Johnny Impact to become the brand new
Impact Champion. I did not like that Brain
power bombed Taya but Johnny Impact put her in harm’s way by trying to get
Johnny E Bravo to make the count after he hit starship pain on Cage. But
thankfully Lance almost kicked his face.
I love the sign in the front that read Cult of Impact. Dude I do not feel like that much anymore
but there have been many years where I felt as if I was a part of the Cult of
Impact. Anyway it is an infectious sign
that made me proud. Rebellion was my
Wrestlemina or my November to Remember.
Rebellion and Impact is something extremely special it is genuine
emotion that cannot be scripted or thought about a head of time. It is in the
moment no fan is sure how they will react but sometimes it makes every fan cry
because of that power. But there is
something that has been bothering me the notion of stealing the show. It is an expression and belief that I wish
could be expunged from the industry. I have all the respect in the world for these
talent but I hate that talent feel they have to continue to top themselves
everytime they go out there and perform.
Because eventually it cannot be toped.
Lance Storm was asked by some fans on his Killing the Town podcast when
did the fans change? I have a theory I
believe because fans have been beaten over the head for a lot of years that
this is not real so the talent feel they have to perform at a high risk so the
fans will continue to buy into what they are selling. I hope that is not the case. Because one of the things that I love about
professional wrestling are: the gimmicks
and personas the promos conflicts and drama.
I think the Impact product has been extremely awesome with the drama and
storytelling it is very easy to follow.
But it is an 12 to 18 month process that sometimes fans I am guilty of
this from time to time become impatient.
But I enjoy viewing how the programs between the talents evolve. I
have heard the exact same criticism of the WWE so maybe this is how the
industry has evolved. Tommy Dreamer
gave one of the most impassioned promos this past Friday night May 10th
where he talked about going to war with Rich Swan and Fallah Bahh Willie Mack
and Scarlet about how they were going to war with OVE and how he was meat with
the same criticism that they faced when he was their age when he was in
ECW. How he told that what he was doing
was not wrestling and that wars hurt he was not sure how many wars he had in
him because this hurts and he is not sure how many wars he has left in
him. How the Impact World Champion:
Brain Cage went down with a serve spinal
injury and how his wife Melissa Santos saw it happen on the monitor and did not
know what to do? But the president of
Impact stayed with Melissa and The Mechiche in the hospital for four hours until 4 am. That is a company he wants to work
and fight because it is fighting for what we love wrestling. Last year Tommy tried to burn Eddie Edwards
and the Rebel Entertainment Complex in Toronto Canada alive. The Pope Don Callis talks about how Tommy
can be the nicest guy in the world but there
is a switch that goes off and he becomes a different guy. Tommy is insane much like Mick Foley and I
love him for it. I enjoy an influx of
talent where the roster is constantly changing.
But I know some fans and talent do not like that. But in my opinion it is the best way to
go. The most important reason hopefully
it will prevent the number injures and it will keep the product fresh. Talent have control over when they come and
go into a company. I prefer the smaller
arenas that Impact is running their events.
I am not sure if that is my psyche protecting me or I really believe
it. But the reason I prefer them the
fans seem like they are having a party.
It is more intimate and real. I
just prefer more of a standing room only hall.
Not to say that the fans at a WWE live event are not having just the
same amount of fun it is just different.
I am really not a fan of the WWE’s production style I do not like pyro
in wrestling events. That is just a
preference I have. So take it easy. I love that Johnny Impact has the graphic of Hollywood Slammtown is what Johnny and Taya call Los Angles or that The Mechiche Brain Cage has the terminator clap on his entrance. It is such a small thing that adds to the excitement! I am looking forward to Impact coming for
the first time ever to the birth place of Extreme The Arena in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania known as the Bingo Hall. Eddie Edwards will take on Killer Kross now he
has been dubbed the American Psycho. Kross
stole Eddie’s kendo stick Kenny which he called Kenneth was stolen by Kross which
only made Eddie more insane. Rosemary will have a demon dog collar match
winner takes all in the Arena in
Philadelphia. What is a demon collar
match and what does winner take all mean?
I love Rosemary I want to be a part of the hive or go to the undead
realm with Rosemary. She is my favorite
Impact knockout. I watched Ironman 3
again it is my favorite of the series.
One of the reasons I love the bar scene where Tony meets Ellen Brandt
who has some kind of fire power. Brandt
is played by Stephanie Szostak.
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