ROH vs CZW - враждата се разгорещява онлайн!

[nWoHulkster]

Преди ден-два, Chris Hero от CZW "хакнал" официалният форум на ROH и публикувал следното послание като причина защо форума не работи:

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Get a life you ROHbots. What are you going to do now with no message board. Check out CZWfans.com for a real promotion. You never know where I'll show up next. Your buddy, Chris Hero

Хахахахахахахахахаха. Best ANGLE EVER! CZW vs ROH OWNZ! Хахахахаха :lol:

[PyroHunter]

Това рулира от всякъде. Изглежда, че ще се получи една наистина запомняща се вражда! :)

[Unforgiven]

До колкото си спомням в Япония кечисти на Zero-max се появиха на шоу на NJPW и двете федерации заформиха вражда. Мисля си, че ще е интересно да видим нещо подобно и в САЩ, още повече, че и CZW и ROH си ме кефят много яко.

[nWoHulkster]

До колкото си спомням в Япония кечисти на Zero-max се появиха на шоу на NJPW и двете федерации заформиха вражда. Мисля си' date=' че ще е интересно да видим нещо подобно и в САЩ, още повече, че и CZW и ROH си ме кефят много яко.[/quote']

То в Япония враждите между федерации са си голяма атракция вече второ десетилетие. Неслучайно Eric Bischoff едно време открадна точно тази идея от New Japan Pro Wrestling, направи nWo и така keча отново стана ужасно популярен . Такива вражди са си голям хит винаги (е освен ако не ги прави Винс "егото" Маkмеън coughInvasioncough)

[G]

Ето малко за ROH vs CZW Invasion Storyline-a... не знам според мен не е от най добрите идеи, като се досетим историйката ECW/WCW vs WWF...

The problem with "invasion" storylines in wrestling is that most end with one side getting all of the heat and focus on them by winning the war, while the other side is killed. A prime example is the WCW/ECW invasion in 2001. When the WWF bought WCW in early 2001, they had a chance to use a storyline that would make money for years to come. But this wasn't the WCW of Ric Flair, Sting, and Bill Goldberg. Rather, it was the WCW of Dallas Page, Booker T, and The Natural Born Thrillers. In order for fans to buy into the "evilness" of WCW, the WWF creative team had to merge the company with ECW, something that fans knew would never happen in real life. Then the WWF had to turn two of the biggest names, Steve Austin and Kurt Angle, against the company in order for people to believe that the Alliance had a chance to vanquish the WWF. This is an example of how poorly booked a great idea can become.

There was certainly that possibility when CZW and ROH agreed to work together. After all, they had an agreement in 2002 to run doubleheaders together that didn't last too long. But what has made this invasion stand out, is the wrestlers that CZW is using, specifically Chris Hero and Necro Butcher. Hero and Necro have had numerous topics on ROH's message board about them coming into the company over the years. It appeared as if it would never happen. This was until the challenge was issued. Suddenly, fans were happy to see Hero finally making an appearance in ROH. He has long been regarded as the best indie wrestler not in the company. Both Hero and Danielson cut promos trashing the other company. Hero made several outbursts in his online journal, especially.

While Bryan Danielson got the better of Hero on January 14th, CZW was far from dead. Before the match, Hero brought his buddies from CZW, including Necro, to the ring. After they sulked away through the crowd, it appeared the rivalry between companies was over as quickly as it began. However, Hero and Necro weren't done, as they showed up in the crowd during ROH's show on January 27th in Dayton, Ohio. They caused a ruckus (no pun intended) during a few ROH matches. This in turn caused ROH wrestler Ace Steel to issue a challenge for Hero and Necro to test their toughness against the ROH roster. When the duo jumped the rail, it was on. During the melee, ROH commissioner Jim Cornette was hit by an unknown assailant and lost a tooth. He proceeded to cut a fiery promo, hating on CZW's style. It was the Cornette of old.

The same thing happened the following night in Cleveland, only it was solely Necro this time around. This brings the rivalry to another strong point it has. ROH has been defended not solely by guys like Danielson and Samoa Joe, but mid-card wrestlers like Adam Pearce, whom ROH fans loathed before, as well as Steel.

After being turned back in Ohio, Hero claimed he was far from over with the fight. He crashed the ring that ROH set up on a New York City block to hype their February 11th show. He claimed that he might show up at every upcoming ROH show. He also said he might Necro back with him, or maybe more friends of CZW. And it was during this time that ROH and CZW announced it would run a joint doubleheader on March 11th at the former ECW Arena. This would be ROH's first ever show from the venue, and probably its only show as well.

While the countdown was on for this historic night, CZW tried to gain the upper hand by crashing ROH's fourth anniversary show on February 25th. The group was turned back again, specifically as Joe choked out Hero in the middle of the ring. CZW would have its revenge on March 11th.

On the ROH card in the afternoon, BJ Whitmer challenged Necro to a match but the two wrestled to a no contest, while CZW star Super Dragon got involved for his company. At the end of the night, chaos exploded. Whitmer and Joe challenged CZW to a fight and it turned into a messy brawl. Weapons of every kind were brought in by CZW including a weed whacker. In the end, ROH had to retreat. In order to help his friends get out of the arena, Whitmer sacrificed himself as CZW promoter John Zandig stapled dollar bills to his body. He also spray-painted CZW on Whitmer's back, while his charges destroyed anything that said "ROH" on it. ROH gained a small amount of revenge, with Generation Next beating The Blackout (Ruckus & Eddie Kingston) & Necro.

Furious over CZW's actions, ROH booker Gabe Sapolsky called for Zandig to pay the money to replace the mat and the banners that CZW had vandalized. He also said CZW had entered a war they had better be prepared for.

It seems that this inter-promotional rivalry has been taken to the streets (as well as the arena bleachers), and has caught every ROH and CZW fan up in the fun that it has given. In a throwback to the Memphis days, fans of both companies are adamantly sticking up for their promotion. This included when Hero "crashed" the ROH message board, causing several members to join CZW's board, and clog it full of pro-ROH posts.

[BORKO_10]

G,мерси за материала.Много интересно четиво!