Is that the street fight? If so, man... how does that get anything less than four stars? I LOVE that match.
Nah that was a match they had the month before they had the street fight. I watched and rated the street fight recently as well, if you haven't been able to tell I'm watching every ROH show in order from the beginning. Nah the street fight they had was fucking AMAZING, rated it at an easy ****1/4.
So anyways, yeah, here's the latest update guys which includes a shit-ton of ratigns for new wrestling, including alot of new puro, TNA's PPV from this past Sunday, an awesome Raw last night, the latest Dragon Gate USA PPV as well as a boatload of random ratings. Enjoy, I'll add these bad boys to the actual thread list here later, if you want a more up-to-date look at my ratings I always throw them onto my blog first long before I post them here, the link is http://xfearbefore.blogspot.com/
So yeah, ratings time! Splitting it up a bit here so it looks nicer.
WWE
7/7/97 Great Sasuke vs. TAKA Michinoku - ***1/2
7/6/00 Dudley Boyz vs. D'Lo Brown/Chaz - ***
7/10/00 Chris Jericho vs. Road Dogg - ***
5/14/10 Christian vs. Kofi Kingston - ***1/4
5/17/10 Edge vs. Christian - ****
5/17/10 John Cena vs. Sheamus - ***
A few random matches from some Raws and Smackdowns of years past as well as ratings for a very solid Christian-Kofi match from last week's Smackdown,, and ratings for last night's fantastic episode of Raw which saw a epic Edge vs. Christian match that I've been waiting for years for (yeah, I may have overrated it at **** but man that match was excellent from start to finish). Cena and Sheamus were also having a very good match, far better than their tables match, until a DQ finish almost ruined it. Still good enough for three stars though, both guys put on a fun main event.
WCW
9/19/87 Tully Blanchard vs. Ricky Morton (No DQ) - ****
2/24/97 Eddie Guerrero/Chris Jericho vs. Meng/Barbarian - ***
2/24/97 Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Juventud Guerrera - ***1/4
2/24/97 Dean Malenko vs. Ultimo Dragon - ***1/2
7/7/97 Juventud Guerrera/Hector Garza vs. Villano IV/Villano V - ***1/4
2/2/98 Juventud Guerrera vs. Psicosis - ***
Some more random Nitro cruiserweight matches as well as an absolutely epic Tully Blanchard-Ricky Morton No DQ match from an episode of NWA World Wide in September of 1987, just a thrillride from start to finish, a classic hidden gem of days past.
TNA
7/3/02 AJ Styles vs. David Young - ***
7/3/02 Rainbow Express vs. Jerry Lynn/AJ Styles - ***1/2
5/16/10 Doug Williams vs. Kazarian - ***1/2
NOTE: I have no finished watching TNA Sacrifice 2010 yet, there are two matches I have yet to see but should watch later tonight or tomorrow are the Jeff Hardy-Mr. Anderson and the AJ Styles-RVD match-ups, so that's why they aren't included here but Doug Williams vs. Kazarian is. That was a damn good match those two put on, someone mentioned it could've reached **** category if given another five minutes, but what we got was great.
ROH
9/21/02 Christopher Daniels/Donovan Morgan vs. Dick Togo/Ikuto Hidaka - ***1/4
9/21/02 Michael Shane vs. Paul London (Street Fight) - ****1/4
9/21/02 Bryan Danielson/Michael Modest vs. Christopher Daniels/Donovan Morgan - ***1/4
10/5/02 James Maritato vs. Tony Mamaluke - ***
10/5/02 Amazing Red vs. Ikuto Hidaka - ****
10/5/02 Samoa Joe vs. Low Ki - ****
10/5/02 Xavier vs. Jay Briscoe - ***
Watched two more ROH events from 2002, September's Unscripted featuring the previously mentioned classic Michael Shane-Paul London street fight as well as a few other good matches, as well as ratings for the first Glory By Honor from October of 2002 which was another very good event. I'm about halfway through All-Star Extravaganza 2002 and it's been just a classic card almost from start to finish. There are a shitload of forgotten absolute GEMS from the early years of ROH.
AJPW
4/11/10 Minoru Suzuki vs. Suwama - ***1/4
4/11/10 Kaz Hayashi vs. BUSHI - ****1/4
The final day of this year's Champion's Carnival. Didn't watch any of the first six days, only the 7th and for the most part I wasn't impressed. AJPW's heavyweight division is just so hard to get into these days, it's just in such a awful state. Minoru Suzuki and Suwama managed to have a pretty good match though. As usual with AJPW these days, it was the junior heavyweights putting on the best match of the night, with Kaz Hayashi and BUSHI putting on just a fucking EXCELLENT match from start to finish that topped anything from this past NJPW 1/4 Tokyo Dome show or even last years Super J Cup. BUSHI is a guy I'm starting to really dig, he's like a modern Ultimo Dragon on crack and without all the botches. If anyone is interested in seeing that match (or really any others I mention in here) shoot me a PM and I'll send a link your way.
NOAH
5/2/10 Toshiaki Kawada vs. Akitoshi Saito - ***
5/2/10 Takeshi Morishima vs. Yoshihiro Takayama - ***1/4
5/2/10 Jun Akiyama vs. Takashi Sugiura - ****
Watched half of the 5/2 Spring Navigation show from NOAH, some solid undercard stuff and a DAMN good match between Jun Akiyama and Takashi Sugiura. There are still a few more matches to watch from this show though including the main event of Akiyama-Takayama for the honor of winning the Global League.
Dragon Gate USA
3/27/10 Shingo vs. Genki Horiguchi - ***
3/27/10 Tommy Dreamer vs. Jon Moxley (Hardcore) - ***
3/27/10 YAMATO vs. Susumu Yokosuka - ***3/4
3/27/10 BxB Hulk/Naruki Doi/Masato Yoshino vs. CIMA/Dragon Kid/Gamma - ****
Watched the latest Dragon Gate USA PPV offering, "Mercury Rising", which upon first viewing I wasn't much impressed with, but upon second viewing enjoyed alot more. This was actually probably a small step up from their last PPV, though it is disturbing how much the match quality has seemed to decline as the DGUsA shows go on. Not to say they're bad though because they absolutely are not and for 2 hours of solid wrestling for only $19.95, there is not a better single bang for your wrestling buck than DGUSA on PPV now. Fun opener, very disappointing London/Kendrick match afterwards though, I was bummed by that. Tommy Dreamer and Jon Moxley put on just your absolute classic Philly ECW-style hardcore match, and honestly yeah I'm probably being far too generous giving that match even *** because the wrestling obviously wasn't the best, but damnit if that wasn't just a perfect exhibition of the old-school Philly hardcore matches, and it did it's job perfectly. Went ahead and gave it *** because of how much fun I had and the nostalgia. YAMATO and Susumu Yokosuka put on a pretty good title match, though I've seen much better from these two before. The main event 6 man took a little while to get started, but once it did it picked into high gear and they pulled out a very fun main event. Nowhere near the best 6-Man Tag Dragon Gate matches I've seen, but a damn good one nevertheless.
Yeah, so, like I said, BIG update there. Stay tuned for the ratings for the rest of Sacrifice 2010 as well as a slew of more new puro and indy wrestling. I'm also contemplating following CMLL and AAA again now that I've found a source for it again, but I'm not sure on that yet.
Stay tuned for more ratings kiddies.