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Post by moav5706 on Dec 3, 2008 19:27:40 GMT -6
I am predicting hat this will be the worst show in Chicago Wrestling History......oh no wait. 2 years too late. Sorry No you're not Joey. The show is so bad that it transcends time and space so at any point you predict it you cannot be late. It is the Alpha and the Omega of bad wrestling shows. |
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Post by Doug Simmons on Dec 3, 2008 19:41:15 GMT -6
I am predicting hat this will be the worst show in Chicago Wrestling History......oh no wait. 2 years too late. Sorry No you're not Joey. The show is so bad that it transcends time and space so at any point you predict it you cannot be late. It is the Alpha and the Omega of bad wrestling shows. Tapes of that show are currently being played in high school economic classes proving many theories regarding money and proper planning. Down the hall in the child deveolpement it's also being shown to better explain the process of abortion. |
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Post by TALON on Dec 3, 2008 21:20:03 GMT -6
Slow day boys? Nothing better to do?
Have fun wasting your time.
Grow the f up already...aren't you guys "professionals"?
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Post by kindergarten123 on Dec 3, 2008 21:21:58 GMT -6
wtf
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Post by Joey Eastman on Dec 3, 2008 21:42:15 GMT -6
You always bring up being "professionals"
I just call it busting your balls due to boredom. You should be proud of the fact that you ran such a terrible show that people still talk about it 2 years later.
Live by this motto: "Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want."
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Post by tobihope on Dec 3, 2008 21:58:24 GMT -6
I wasn't there so I'm curious as to what made this such a horrible show. It's sad since it was for such a good cause.
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Post by Joey Eastman on Dec 3, 2008 22:01:45 GMT -6
I really don't want to rehash all of the terrible momories. I guess right now it is one of those things that "you just had to be there"
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Post by tobihope on Dec 3, 2008 22:15:21 GMT -6
I remember speaking to Botch two days after the show and he gave me some details. Steve being Steve, he didn't really say anything negative - he just mentioned some things he personally would have done differently.
I've heard good and bad about that night... just like any other show. It really is a shame though. Like many, I've lost loved ones to cancer and had a huge lung cancer scare with my mother earlier this year (thanks to early detection and some very aggressive chemo, she was officially diagnosed cancer-free late this summer). Hmmm ... if it's cool with Talon, maybe I'll do a F4TC show myself and donate the gate to the American Cancer Society in Steve's name. Food for thought.
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Post by Joey Eastman on Dec 3, 2008 22:20:56 GMT -6
If you do just change the name. The f4TC stigma will give you negative attendance in the gate  |
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Post by tobihope on Dec 3, 2008 22:28:18 GMT -6
Hmm .. all I need now is a venue, a date, a ring and some workers. After that, everything else will just fall into place! :-)
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Post by Justin Clark on Dec 3, 2008 22:37:05 GMT -6
I was drunk off my rear at this show, and will probably be drunk if there are many more. Tell Bud Light to donate my money.
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Post by kindergarten123 on Dec 3, 2008 23:13:40 GMT -6
my travels there and back were my favorite part of that day (rode with bailey mannix there, came back to the city w/ 23), aside from seeing pnut for the 2nd time  |
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Post by TALON on Dec 4, 2008 8:41:02 GMT -6
I remember speaking to Botch two days after the show and he gave me some details. Steve being Steve, he didn't really say anything negative - he just mentioned some things he personally would have done differently. I've heard good and bad about that night... just like any other show. It really is a shame though. Like many, I've lost loved ones to cancer and had a huge lung cancer scare with my mother earlier this year (thanks to early detection and some very aggressive chemo, she was officially diagnosed cancer-free late this summer). Hmmm ... if it's cool with Talon, maybe I'll do a F4TC show myself and donate the gate to the American Cancer Society in Steve's name. Food for thought. Tobi...we can talk about the idea off of here. Joey & 23, You guys bust my balls for a reaction & think that that's the easiest way to get a reaction. I know you're been to worse shows...so cut the trash. 23 had a big hand in the matches & talent...will he hold himself accountable for the "bad show"? As I've said before, if you were just a fan that night...it was a good show. If you were in back...yeah it got rough. There are too many fingers to point & it is not any one particular persons fault. I will leave it at this: People did not do all that was needed to be done on many things. I would love to do another one of these with the help of a legit promoter, but so many people have busted my chops (and only mine) over this show that no one would take me seriously. The end result is that I did a good thing for a good cause. I thank everyone who helped & was there, & truly hope that the event can finally get put behind us all so that we are all able to get on with our lives. The reason for no further F4TC's has not been because I've been afraid of a low draw or hate-mongers. It is because I truly do not have time in my personal life right now to dedicate the time & effort that it would take to make another show reality. I would not find it fair to any workers to do a show & not do all I can to make it successful. I've never really been that worried about naysayers, I know that some of the people on here would simply not show up & I am fine with that...but don't persuade others from coming to support a cause. So what I am asking from 23, Joey or any other person who worked the show...send me a PM giving examples of why you think it was so bad....via PM NOT on here....we've done that enough. |
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Post by Doug Simmons on Dec 4, 2008 10:36:57 GMT -6
The best part of the night was Talon asking Mississippi Madman for his autograph and then asked him if that was his real name.
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Post by TALON on Dec 4, 2008 10:53:41 GMT -6
The best part of the night was Talon asking Mississippi Madman for his autograph and then asked him if that was his real name. I think there is something wrong with your brain...you interject your fantasy with what is reality. Next you're going to tell us all you're black. |
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