Going to say something blasphemous

[Brian Slack]

If i knew how to spell blasphemous it would be great, but I know there are many ROH fans who might get upset at this. I finally had my first exposure to ROH though the link that Rich gave showing its TV show, and maybe i should watch some more of it before I made this comment, but this is my fist impression. I actually prefer the WWE over ROH and here's why.

While all the matches on the ROH tv show were great matches, they all seemed like the same match to me with the same type of wrestlers, maybe with the exception of Albright. I mean I like watching the X Division wrestlers on TNA, but I don't want to see an entire X Division card.

Now Ido hope that ROH have alot of success, but I just thought I would give my honest opinion about it.

[Vic Venom]

Brian, that's not blasphemous, just an honest opinion. If that was your first exposure, get with me and I'll send you some classic material that may change your outlook on my hometown promotion.

From reading what you said about Brent Albright, it sounds like you enjoyed the matches, but would like to see more competitors of size. Well, next week (actually last night if you have HDNet) Nigel McGuiness is in the main event. He's a heavyweight wrestler, his mechaics are fluid, and he can draw emotion out of a crowd like no one's business. Les Thatcher, if your reading this, you did good with him!

Claudio Castanoli is another example of an agile big man of this vein.

I was in attendance for those TV tapings and I can tell you that, aside from a few "look at me!" douchebags, everyone walked away happy.