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Taken from nodq.com
'Sources within World Wrestling Entertainment have confirmed that both Spanky and Jamie Noble (James Gibson on the independent scene) will be returning to the company. Noble was actually at WWE Headquarters Wednesday, likely discussing the terms of his return deal.
Both Spanky and Noble have worked with Ring Of Honor this year; some have actually referred to Noble as ROH's MVP of the first six months of 2005.
No terms of the deal or start date were available at press time. It is believed that both will be allowed to fulfill their independent dates before starting with WWE.'
Good news for the cruiserweight scene? Or will they be jobbed out and wasted as before?
'Sources within World Wrestling Entertainment have confirmed that both Spanky and Jamie Noble (James Gibson on the independent scene) will be returning to the company. Noble was actually at WWE Headquarters Wednesday, likely discussing the terms of his return deal.
Both Spanky and Noble have worked with Ring Of Honor this year; some have actually referred to Noble as ROH's MVP of the first six months of 2005.
No terms of the deal or start date were available at press time. It is believed that both will be allowed to fulfill their independent dates before starting with WWE.'
Good news for the cruiserweight scene? Or will they be jobbed out and wasted as before?
Cong_Man wrote:
> Although in Necro's defence, I do have to say he's underrated as a
> wrestler, his match with Samoa Joe at a recent (I think it was JAPW)
> event was rated by many as a match of the year contender with no
> weapons involved at all...
There were definitely weapons involved, just not nearly as many as Necro's used to.
Great, great match, though - Joe managing to somehow powerslam Necro onto his FOREHEAD got me marking out so much.
IWA:MS show, I believe, at Viking Hall.
> Although in Necro's defence, I do have to say he's underrated as a
> wrestler, his match with Samoa Joe at a recent (I think it was JAPW)
> event was rated by many as a match of the year contender with no
> weapons involved at all...
There were definitely weapons involved, just not nearly as many as Necro's used to.
Great, great match, though - Joe managing to somehow powerslam Necro onto his FOREHEAD got me marking out so much.
IWA:MS show, I believe, at Viking Hall.
I think the majority of that was down to Joe though :-D
Kawada wrote:
> Cong_Man wrote:
> *Prepares to mark out for Necro Butcher*
>
>
> Marking out for his technical excellence obviously :-D
Heh, well, you know me, I like evry style of wrestling, from ROH to CZW, if it's good in it's own way, then it's worth watching.
Although in Necro's defence, I do have to say he's underrated as a wrestler, his match with Samoa Joe at a recent (I think it was JAPW) event was rated by many as a match of the year contender with no weapons involved at all...
> Cong_Man wrote:
> *Prepares to mark out for Necro Butcher*
>
>
> Marking out for his technical excellence obviously :-D
Heh, well, you know me, I like evry style of wrestling, from ROH to CZW, if it's good in it's own way, then it's worth watching.
Although in Necro's defence, I do have to say he's underrated as a wrestler, his match with Samoa Joe at a recent (I think it was JAPW) event was rated by many as a match of the year contender with no weapons involved at all...
Cong_Man wrote:
> *Prepares to mark out for Necro Butcher*
Marking out for his technical excellence obviously :-D
> *Prepares to mark out for Necro Butcher*
Marking out for his technical excellence obviously :-D
Ah well. At least I've got Tournament of Death 4 to look forward to this weekend. Despite the PSAC's best attempts to screw CZW over it's going ahead.
*Prepares to mark out for Necro Butcher*
*Prepares to mark out for Necro Butcher*
Cong_Man wrote:
> Also, is it just me, or has there been a subtle shift towards
> 'Wrestlers' in recent WWE acquisitions?
They'll still be jobbed out and wasted like the Mexicools. Well apart from the obvious no necked exception
> Also, is it just me, or has there been a subtle shift towards
> 'Wrestlers' in recent WWE acquisitions?
They'll still be jobbed out and wasted like the Mexicools. Well apart from the obvious no necked exception
Both strange ones for me, Knoble was of course fired over the use of steroids (ironically), so I guess hge must have proven that he's cleaned up his act. bad news for ROH though, as Knoble has been a key player for them of late.
Spanky asked to be released last time, so I guess we need to ask the question "Why does he think he'll be treated differently this time?"
Also, is it just me, or has there been a subtle shift towards 'Wrestlers' in recent WWE acquisitions?
Spanky asked to be released last time, so I guess we need to ask the question "Why does he think he'll be treated differently this time?"
Also, is it just me, or has there been a subtle shift towards 'Wrestlers' in recent WWE acquisitions?
Taken from nodq.com
'Sources within World Wrestling Entertainment have confirmed that both Spanky and Jamie Noble (James Gibson on the independent scene) will be returning to the company. Noble was actually at WWE Headquarters Wednesday, likely discussing the terms of his return deal.
Both Spanky and Noble have worked with Ring Of Honor this year; some have actually referred to Noble as ROH's MVP of the first six months of 2005.
No terms of the deal or start date were available at press time. It is believed that both will be allowed to fulfill their independent dates before starting with WWE.'
Good news for the cruiserweight scene? Or will they be jobbed out and wasted as before?
'Sources within World Wrestling Entertainment have confirmed that both Spanky and Jamie Noble (James Gibson on the independent scene) will be returning to the company. Noble was actually at WWE Headquarters Wednesday, likely discussing the terms of his return deal.
Both Spanky and Noble have worked with Ring Of Honor this year; some have actually referred to Noble as ROH's MVP of the first six months of 2005.
No terms of the deal or start date were available at press time. It is believed that both will be allowed to fulfill their independent dates before starting with WWE.'
Good news for the cruiserweight scene? Or will they be jobbed out and wasted as before?