We’re up to the first vote on NXT. Some people expect some people will be tossed from the show, but I doubt that will happen
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Because I don’t feel like watching the show, here’s the results courtesy of PWInsider!

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John Cena walked out of WrestleMania the WWE Champion, MizShow walked out as Unified Tag Team Champions, Jack Swagger walked out as Mr. Money In The Bank, and HBK walked out and headed for the unemployment line.  What’s going to happen tonight on RAW?  We’ll find out!

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I did a guest spot over at Gee’s website Project Wonderboy.  It was up yesterday but since I was already out when I got the link I couldn’t let you all know about it until today so here it is:

http://projectwonderboy.morphinenation.com/?p=1722

I write this, just  minutes after watching Shawn Michaels’ last match in a wrestling ring. With a defeat to the Undertaker at WrestleMania XXVI, Shawn Michaels’ career ended after 25 years.

Shawn Michaels was THE guy for me. Not Hulk Hogan. Not Ric Flair. Not even Steve Austin. But Shawn Michaels. He was that one guy growing up, that I knew would be my favourite, and that every time I heard ‘Sexy Boy’, I knew something fun and exciting was about to happen. Whether he was with Diesel, or D-Generation X. I was always entertained, and amazed, by HBK.

My…worship, of Shawn Michaels didnt just resort to the television. There were two video games in particular. WWF Steel Cage Challenge for the SEGA Master System, and WWF Royal Rumble for the Genesis. I don’t know how many times Shawn Michaels won the WWF Championship on these games, and it didn’t matter who else was on them, I was always the one character.

Everyone has that one person in the world that they idolize, that they worship. Whether it’s a family member, or a sportsman, or maybe someone in your favored profession? For me, besides family. There is only one idol. Shawn Michaels in my eyes, was someone who could do no wrong, even when he was the baddest. There was nothing he couldn’t do, in and out of the ring. He was brash, cocky, always so confident in his own ability, that he didnt even think of how good the other person was. In DX, he was cool. With Triple H, D-Generation X single-handedly fueled my love for the wrestling business. Partly for their attitude and behaviour towards everyone, but mostly, because Shawn Michaels was involved.

To this day, I still get giddy inside, whenever I see Shawn Michaels, or hear that ‘Sexy Boy’ theme. To watch his last match in 1998, before taking four years off. To that speech in 1997 about losing his smile. With all the returns and great moments that Shawn Michaels has had, nothing… nothing, has given me the same feeling that the end of WrestleMania XXVI gave me. I found it hard to move, hard to type, hard to do anything. It was like Pittsburgh fans watching Mario Lemieux’s last game, or Chicago Bulls fans watching Michael Jordan sink that final shot. You hoped it would never end, and when it did, you just didn’t know how to react. That’s how I felt about Shawn Michaels.

In my opinion, he will always be the greatest performer, and the greatest superstar in the history of wrestling. There will be no-one, who comes close to Shawn Michaels. There will be no-one, who comes close to winning me over, and making me a fan for life. The business may not be the same as it was, but I will always the great matches, and memories, that Shawn Michaels gave me. Thank You Shawn. You made this little wrestling fan who he is today.

Welcome, welcome, welcome. When the big events come, they call in the big guns. The Howard Finkel of BWF, if you will. I’m back, for my first appearance since Jan 4th. See? What’d I say about Big Time events? With superstars like Bret ‘Hitman’ Hart, Shawn Michaels, Triple H and the Undertaker appearing, you’d think it was 1997. But, it’s 2010, and we are LIVE from Phoenix, Arizona.

Tune in, after the turn, for LIVE, unedited, uncensored, and Pro-HBK coverage of WrestleMania XXVI. Oh, and a quick note for Jack Korpela. Why do you have a job?

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i know this isent a wrestling bloge im putting up but there have been alot of things going on in my life in the past few months and i havent been able to live up to my end of the bargan on doing TNA iMPACT and im sorry as soon as i feel better i would love to cover it for BWF

Welcome all to the first ever Wrestlemania Roundtable.  I am your host JT thank you for joining us as we talk about the big one, Wrestlemania 26.  Joining me today are fellow BWF writers Drowgoddess, Tharvey1, fellow readers and message board alumnus Rytman and Gee, and last but not least the boss himself ThinkSoJoE.  Thank you all for joining me today, now lets get this show on the road: (more…)

Hey everybody!  It’s nice to see you again.  The NCAA tournament has been captivating my attention the last couple of weeks, so here are some quick results for you to munch on.

CM Punk beat JTG in about 4 minutes

Punk pretty much squashed JTG here.  The question I have is why did they use JTG and not some other enhancement talent that only has a job for being an enhancement talent, like…..Chavo Guerrero.  It was a supershow, so he was definitely available.

Rey Mysterio defeated Tyson Kidd in a much longer and much more entertaining match.

This was a very nice back and forth match.  Kidd showed off what he can do, and hopefully we get more of these matches down the line.  I like seeing the “cruiserweights” go at it from time to time.

Remember everybody, Wrestle Mania 26 is this Sunday.

Welcome back!  This is part two of a three-part series where I, the “Fearless Leader” of BoredWrestlingFan.com ThinkSoJoE, relive my personal WrestleMania experiences.

In my last article, I talked about WrestleMania X-8 and the great time I had that weekend.  I had such a great time, in fact, that I didn’t care where WrestleMania XIX was going to be, I was going.  Then I found out it was 3,000 miles away in Seattle, WA.  Never one to let a lack of money or transportation hold me back, the day tickets went on sale, my buddy Turtle and I bought our tickets.  Not the 500 level, but they might as well have been.  But, on the bright side, they were only $18 each.

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