Major Wrestling Figure Podcast Matt Cardona & Brian Myers Ultimates! Action Figures Series 2 by Super7

The Blot was pumped on Friday with Super7 officially put up for pre-order their long rumored second wave of Major Wrestling Figure Podcast Ultimates! Action Figures. These super detailed MWFP Ultimates! 7” figures of Matt Cardona and Brian Myers (formally WWE Superstars Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins) are here to body slam your expectations! With interchangeable heads and hands, as well was multiple accessories, these Major Wrestling Figures Podcast action figures hit harder than a heat-seeking elbow and may stun you into radio silence. Fans can pre-order both of The Major Wrestling Figure Podcast Ultimates! figures now at Entertainment Earth for $74.99 each (with free US shipping) here.

Major Wrestling Figure Podcast Internet Champion Matt Cardona Ultimates! Action Figures

All hail the Deathmatch King! Matt Cardona may see himself as the ultimate babyface, but he’s as nasty as they come. He conquered territory after territory, defeating champion after champion, winning title after title. From Internet Champion to NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion, this Major Player is Alwayz Ready for a fight. This 7" scale highly-articulated ULTIMATES! figure features brand new deco and accessories, including Matt’s “Internet Champion” title and entrance gear, along with interchangeable heads & hands! Whether you display them on your shelves or have them running roughshod in your figure fed, the Major Players are back to win all the belts in your collection, so scratch that figure itch and pre-order today!

Major Wrestling Figure Podcast The Most Professional Wrestler Brian Myers Ultimates! Action Figures

Wrestling has its shares of technicians, grapplers, and high flyers, but it only has one Most Professional Wrestler: Brian Myers. From wrestling icons for championships, to training the next generation of wrestlers at his Create-A-Pro Academy, this Major Player executes everything with pinpoint precision. This 7" scale highly-articulated ULTIMATES! figure features brand new deco and accessories, including his “Most Professional Wrestler” entrance jacket with removable hood, interchangeable heads & hands, and a Major Wrestling Figure Podcast branded chair! Whether you display them on your shelves or have them running roughshod in your figure fed, the Major Players are back to win all the belts in your collection, so scratch that figure itch and pre-order today!

TNA Wrestling Victory Road PPV - A Real Letdown Of A Main Event

I was planning on posting this yesterday, but I just couldn’t bring myself to write about the TNA Wrestling event. It wasn’t that the Pay-Per-View was bad, because to be honest I thought the majority of the matches were actually pretty good. But, the fact that the TNA writers decided to end the night on such a horrible note and turn the main event into a complete mess was the real disappointment.


If you didn’t know already, the Main event between TNA World Champion Samoa Joe and Houstonian Booker T ended in an unfulfilling draw. The audience in the arena that night was made up of probably 80% Booker T fans, and the impression I got was most of them were only in attendance to support their local hero. Unfortunately for all of us, TNA saw this as an opportunity to plan a cop out of an ending, which left a bad taste in the mouths of most of the Houston wrestling fans in attendance.

As I initially thought about what I wanted to say about last Sunday’s Victory Road, I felt like I was being too hard on the organization. That is until I read Richard Gray’s reaction to Victory Road on Rajah.com where he called it one of the worst PPVs of the year. I just think it would have been a perfect opportunity for TNA to have Samoa Joe, a wrestler many feel doesn’t have the physique or wrestling style to be the face of an organization, drop the Championship belt and start an intense rivalry between Booker T and wrestling legend Sting. Instead we were left with a Sting/Joe/Booker three-way in our future and all of the Houston fans booing as they left the arena. Talk about leaving your fans angry, which is definitely not the best way to end a Pay-Per-View. It’s also not the best first impression to leave on a very pro professional wrestling city like Houston.

It’s unfortunate because TNA is a great wrestling organization with some really promising young wrestlers whom the company seems to be poorly mismanaging. Hopefully TNA will be able to get their act together and straighten the ship before it’s too late and they alienate their small but loyal fan base. If you are interested in a match by match review of TNA’s Victory Road PPV click here.

TNA Wrestling - Victory Road PPV on Sunday, July 13 in Houston

This Sunday I’m dragging Aly to Reliant Arena here in Houston, TX to watch TNA Wrestling's Victory Road '08 Pay-Per-View. I hope you don’t think less of me after reading that. Growing up in the 80’s The Blot was a huge fan of professional wrestling, and while I returned to watching the “sport” during its renaissance period of the late 90’s, I haven’t really followed the industry much lately other than reading up on it online. Like most of us who grew up following the Hulkster back in the day before he ever knew best, you probably haven’t heard of wrestling’s newest player, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.


Founded in 2002 by Jeff Jarrett, TNA Wrestling has quickly grown to solidify its position as the number 2 organization in wrestling, especially after its weekly television show, TNA iMPACT!, debuted on Spike TV. I haven’t attended a live wrestling event since before the year 2000, but when I heard Houston was hosting its very first TNA PPV I thought it was a great opportunity to checkout this up and coming wrestling brand.

What finally convinced me to purchase the tickets is when I found out one of my favorite wrestlers of all time, Houston’s very own Booker T, was headlining the PPV in a TNA World Championship Match against the TNA World Champion Samoa Joe. I’m hoping since the PPV is in Houston (where Booker T’s wrestling academy/wrestling promotion the Pro Wrestling Alliance is located) and it’s his first time to headline a TNA PPV singles match, he might finally win his very first TNA World Championship since leaving the WWE. If you live in the Houston area and are interested in attending the event, tickets are still available here at Ticketmaster.com.

TNA Wrestling – Victory Road PPV Line Up
TNA World Heavyweight Championship
Samoa Joe (champion) vs. Booker T

Fan’s Revenge Match for the TNA Tag Team Championship
The Latin American Xchange (champion) vs.
Robert Roode & "Cowboy" James Storm

Fan’s Pick the Stipulation - Six Man Tag Team War
AJ Styles, Christian Cage & Rhino vs. Kurt Angle & Team 3D

The Finals of the World X Cup Tournament - Ultimate X Match
Team TNA vs. Team Japan vs.
Team Mexico vs. Team International

Grudge Match
"Black Machismo" Jay Lethal with SoCal Val
vs. "The Guru" Sonjay Dutt

TNA Knockouts Match
Gail Kim vs. Angelina Love