Saturday, July 4, 2009

THIS WEEK IN COMBAT SPORTS~!:ISSUE #26: THE LYN SULLIVAN IS FIRED EDITION~!

THIS WEEK IN COMBAT SPORTS~!:ISSUE #26: THE LYN SULLIVAN IS FIRED EDITION~!

Why Lyn Sullivan is fired.

As some of you might know, in the last edition of this newsletter, Lyn Sullivan posted a drunken comment about how she didn't like ECW. Since Wolf is a hardcore ECW fan, I jumped at the chance to have a debate in this newsletter.

So, I asked Wolf if he would be interested in doing said debate and he was all for it. Lyn started out, then wolf sent back a reply. Then Lyn said she'd get back to me in about a week.

"A Week." I said.

"Yeah, I'll get it to you." She replied.

Now, if you remember the last issue was held up because Phoenix and Wolf took so god damned long to get back to me. So now Lyn tells me that she's gonna need a week.

That's fine. Whatever, I posted the newsletter anyways.

Several weeks later, I still haven't gotten a response back.


It wasn't until a certain person told be what was going on when we did a TUF 9 report together.

Silhouette2501: She's in Morocco.
Silhouette2501: Or Monaco.
Silhouette2501: Something like that.
SullivanMcl46: Was she ever going to tell me this?

THEN, I got an E-Mail from her.

"I'm in Turkey, you dolt."

-Lyn.

Still no response.

Turns out, she went on her Class Trip or whatever, that and she went to go see her brother because it was the Turkish Grand Prix. So I'm like "Okay, whatever."

Then, me and Brandy went to see Lilith in Manteca. Did I mention it was 108 degrees that day? I didn't? Well, it was 108 degrees that day, we all went to a restaurant in town to talk about...stuff. Particularly why our house payments went up 3X and why we wouldn't be able to transfer a marriage license into California without a $1000 deposit or whatever it was.

At said restaurant, there was a Blues band there. While we were eating and talking, the band just so happened to start singing...something. I think it was, "The Girl From Ippa Neema." And let me tell you something, it was horrible. I mean, the music was okay, but the singing was terrible.

I said, out loud...

"God, whoever's singing this song is a terrible singer, I mean, I'm terrible but...yeah."

So, I look up and guess who the singer is...

Go ahead guess...I'll give you a minute.

IT WAS FUCKING LYN.

So, during the break or whatever, I went to go...say hi.

Me: So...Turkey huh?

Lyn: Yeah. I told you this.

Me: No you didn't.

Brandy: No you didn't.

Lilith: You told me this.

Lyn: Oh...well Lilith why didn't you tell Jamie?

Lilith: I did.

Me: Where's my ECW thing?

Lyn: I sent it to you.

Me: Send it again, I didn't get it.

Lyn: I deleted it already.

Me: You didn't do it did you?

Lyn: I did.

So anyways, Lyn's fired. Well not really. And this adds to the long list of things that will never be posted in this newsletter.

And now, a Small Homosexual Man In Leather Pants.

Why ECW Sucks. By Sucking Editor Stephan Tremoni.

"I don't think ECW sucks..."

Hey Kali, look at it this way. Last year during the Turkish Grand Prix I was in a Greek Restaurant NOT eating Greek Food. This year during The Turkish grand Prix, I was in my own home being convinced that I should eat Greek Food. I went to North Carolina, and I was surrounded by Greek Food. I go to California, and I'm surrounded by Greek Food.

Misawa.

And now for a special segment on Mitsuharu Misawa. And while some of you like to just skip anything involving Japanese Wrestling or MMA, we here at TWICS have some things to say about Misawa.

"Misawa was the first wrestler from Japan I ever saw. A friend showed me a tape he got of him and I can't remember who the other wrestler was. And keep in mind, at this time, I was used to WWE and Lucha. I had never seen Puro before This was about 1993. And this guy just blew me away. He was so crisp, so clean, and this was in some random match. He was able to move so quickly. And it was right there that I realized he was hands down, better than anyone in The WWF or in Lucha. Period. I would continue to watch Puro from there and got introduced into guys like Kobashi, Williams, Chono, Muta (Who even though he wrestled in WCW before then, I never watched WCW at the time til about 1994.) and others. And I realized that the talent in Japan all seemed to rely on just how good the talent was around said wrestler. Misawa was so good, he made the other wrestlers around him better. And he could have a good match with anybody.

When I heard about his death. I didn't really know what to say. I remember Lewis Hamilton said something once.

"I'm a racer. I'm going to give it all every time. And if I die on the track , then that's just how it is."

I believe that Misawa felt the same way about himself and his craft.

R.I.P. Spartan."

-Lilith Sullivan.

"Misawa didn't die. He just went home.

If there is such a thing as a heaven. I fully expect Misawa to not only be there, but start a wrestling promotion while he's up there.

He will be missed."

-Christian Klien.

"To be quite honest I do not know how exactly to approach this article. I could tell you what he meant to me but I would think by now that ground has been covered. I could list his accomplishments and failures as wrestler and CEO. I could write of the stories I have read and heard that are just as much a part of his legend as 6/3/94. But this is supposed to be a short article so I think I’ll just write one story.My cousin joined the Marines years ago was stationed in Japan for his tour of duty. While he was in Japan he met a local girl named Kazuwai, fell in love and got engaged. It was announced to the family at large that he would be coming home in July and bringing her with him. We would all be gathered together and welcome the new member of our family. As it is with all our family gatherings eventually the groups solidified and we began shooting the breeze. Kazuwai sat at the table with the younger generation and didn’t really come out of her shell much, even when Aaron told the story about her being embarrassed over how much fruit and sugar had been purchased in order to make the cobblers for the dinner and Matt told about running over a bicyclist in Tokyo with her car. Matt, Aaron, Josh and I have always been big fans of professional wrestling so when that topic came up I was shocked at how much she came out of her shell. After a surprising comment about ROH, which I’m positive my cousin taught her because she seemed so unsure of how to say spotmonkey, she readily joined into the conversation.It was from her that I discovered all my years of calling it Puro was incorrect and it was shorten to “Pro-Wres” in Japan by the masses. I asked her who her all time favorite wrestler was and she said “Mitsuharu Misawa.” It was just like being off to the races for me as we discussed his career. It seemed like she became more comfortable after that as she recounted to me her experiences meeting the NOAH locker room when they came to the restaurant she worked at. How he sat at the head of the table and ordered for everyone, how he picked at Morishima to stop clamming up in front cute girls. How Kobashi was then made fun of by Akiyama for doing the same unless they had face paint. She would then open up more about her life, how she met my cousin and so on. I’m sure eventually I would have learned all of this but I don’t think I would have gotten to know her so quickly had it not been for Mitsuharu Misawa.His career was amazing, his accomplishments where spectacular and he is one of my all time favorite wrestlers. But if I ever had a chance to meet him I’d like to think that I’d thank him for helping me make a family member feel accepted."

-Wolf.

TWICS Really Honest Wrestler Reviews.

We're tired of hearing people complain about whether a wrestler is good enough, so we're going to settle it. What this is is the bottom line about if a wrestler is good, bad, or need to improve. All opinions are made by Jamie Sullivan and Lilith Sullivan, with contributions from the following. Alanis Timona, Marcus Leonhart, Stephan Tremoni, Sarah Jenkins and anybody else we can get to join us. If you would like yo join us in our panel, send me a PM to this account.

The rating system is as follows. Everyone that is asked to rate a wrestler gives a rating on a 0-10 scale.

10-Phenominal.
9-Excellent.
8-Great.
7-Good.
6-Okay.
5-Average.
4-Lacking.
3-Bad.
2-Awful.
1-Garbage.
0-Terrible.

CM Punk:

A darling to Internet and Indy fans, but is he good enough to shine on the big stage? Despite Creative's issues with him, he seems to be lined up for a major push as a Main Eventer soon. A well rounded wrestler with good psychology and good moves, and the occasional High Spot or two. Undoubtedly has the best Stamina in the promotion. Now, if only they could get him to wear a suit.

Trophy Cabinet: Other than his wrstling titles, not much.

Since joining the WWE, Punk has moved up quickly from ECW midcarder to Main Event Player. A Two Time World Heavyweight Champion, Punk looks to be one of the few new stars that have come in to the company.

What He'll Be Remembered For: The first time he cashed in Money In The Bank. It sent shockwaves so hard that it resulted in me having to by Fast Food for people.

TWICS Survey Result: 8.4 out of 10.

TWICS Top Match Choice: Anything with him and John Morrison. The first match with him and Samoa Joe.

Best Matches:

Any match against John Morrison.

His Trilogy in ROH against Samoa Joe.

His matches with Delirious on The Indys.

CM Punk & Colt Cabana Vs. The Briscoe Brothers-ROH Round Robin Challenge III.

Worst Matches:

Most of his matches against Bryan Danielson. He doesn't seem to work well with him.

His matches in CHIKARA.

Be On The Look Out For:

Some of his stuff during his Heyman OVW run, it's awesome.

Don't Be Fooled By:

His tattoos. Just because they look okay on him doesn't mean they'll look good on you. You'll look like a douchebag.

Alternate Choices: Chris Hero. KENTA.

Comments:

Sarah Jenkins (Wrestler, Trainer.): I saw Punk like, 9 years ago when we was being trained by Ace Steel;. the word sloppy doesn't begin to describe him. In fact it still rings true at times. Personally I think if he ever tries to even climb to the top rope he should be hit with tomatoes and ask if he's learned his lesson.

Shawn Michaels:
Even though he's been wrestling for over 20 years, Shawn Michaels has been hands down one of the best performers in the history of the industry. He can pull a great match out of anybody...well, maybe except Ricky Ortiz. Now about that Psychology Shawn...

Trophy Cabinet: Numerous titles. Two Match Of The Years from The Wrestling Observer, two Feud Of The Year wins and even Tag Team Of The Year with The Rockers.

Some say that Michaels is unfairly pushed and should retire. We like to call these people idiots. As proven by his feud with Jericho last year, even now, he is able to perform at the highest level. His performances at Wrestlemania are the best of all time. And his match with The Undertaker this past Wrestlemania, may be the greatest match in Wrestlemania history. Not bad for somebody who doesn't know how to sell the leg.


What he'll be remembered for: Being Mr. Wrestlemania. Enough said.

TWICS Survey: 9.5 out of 10.

TWICS Top Match Choice: The Taker Match from WM XXV. Or the Angle match from XXI.

Best Matches:

Too many to list.

The Kurt Angle trilogy from 2005.

Vs. The Undertaker-Wrestlemania XXV.

Vs. Ric Flair-Wrestlemania XXIV.

Vs. Chris Jericho-Wrestlemania XIX.

Vs. Shelton Benjamin-From Raw. April 2005.

Vs. Chris Jericho- The Ladder Match From 2008.

Worst Matches:

Vs. Hulk Hogan-Summerslam 2005. Although I guess it's funny to watch just for the overreactions from Shawn.

Anything against the Hart Foundation. Even then him and Bret couldn't click.


Be On The Lookout For: His DVD in stores. It's on special in some stores right now.

Don't Be Fooled By: His Match Psychology. He's never going to sell that leg no matter how bad you beat it up. Maybe it's Bionic.

Alternate Wrestlers: Ricky Steamboat. Jesus, if he was a wrestler.

Comments:

Alanis Timona: Jamie loves Shawn Michaels. Then again he thinks his current hairstyle is good. Personally, I think Shawn Michaels is somewhat of a Ricky Steamboat knockoff. Except in The Hogan match, in which he's a Ricky Steamboat knockoff which tries to make your stomach explode from laughter.

Brandy just said "It's a different kind of Greek Food..."

It isn't.

Brandy: "It is."

It just isn't.

News:

And now it's time for the news. And I'm afraid it's quite bad. Lilith isn't feeling well.

Lilith: I'm not just not feeling well. I have Swine Flu.

Christian: Anyways...

Jamie: So uhh...Edge is out. He ruptured his Achilles Tendon it seems, he's going to be out of action a while.

Christian: So...is there any reason at all to watch Wrestling?

Lilith: Good, I can't watch wrestling, I have swine flu.

Jamie: Anyways, so, from what it seems he did a leap frog and landed wrong.

Christian: Or, went to battle Troy.

Lilith: I always thought Edge had hair like Samson if it meant anything.

Jamie: He has a Mullet?

Christian: What?

Christian: No you idiot, she means Samson, the guy who lost his power from getting his hair cut off or whatever.

Lilith: What Christian said.

Lilith: Idiot.

Jamie: Now, I have something...

Jamie: Have you ever asked for a wrestler, who is almost seven feet tall...

Jamie: Has a technical wrestling background...

Jamie: Like highspots AND is friends with Vince Russo?

Christian: No.

Lilith: No.

Jamie: Neither have I. But Matt Morgan apparently is all of these things.

Christian: You know, I've said on the record, that I think if someone actually booked him properly, Matt Morgan could be a big superstar.

Lilith: Instead, he ended up getting a stuttering gimmick.

Jamie: Which really is a shame, because he does have a lot of talent.

Lilith: why don't you do a review of him. Do it I demand it.

Jamie: I will.

Lilith: Seriously, I do demand it.

Jamie: ALRIGHT. God.

Jamie: Now guys, I've been on the Internet, and I found something...

Lilith: What?

Jamie: There is more of a movement from the fans to want to get rid of the younger guys in wrestling...and replace them with old talent. Because they don't care about the younger guys.

Christian: So...Dixie Carter is now running the Internet?

Lilith: That is the stupidest thing I have ever heard.

Jamie: Well from what I read, people are all anti-workrate and stuff like that and just want to see people they like and are familiar with.


Christian: So...

Christian: When they started wrestling...say perhaps in the early 90's.

Christian: And Bret Hart was coming up.

Christian: Did these same people ignore him and watch fucking Randy Savage and fucking Kamala?

Jamie: That's right. There are no Bret Hart fans.

Lilith: And why would there be? I mean, he's small and boring, and he isn't jacked on Steroids, and he doesn't move around as slow as Bobby Lashley. That guy sucks. Bret Hart will never be anybody.

Christian: You get my point though, is that that is the stupidest thing you could say. That you don't like the young guys. And that they don't interest you, becuase for one, thing, it , means that you want Mick Foley to wrestle for forever, and really he shouldn't be wrestling now.

Lilith: And that, is also hypocritical because by that logic these people were never fans of HHH and Mick Foley in the mid 90's when they were coming up, despite the fact that these people are saying they are fans of them now.

Christian: You know, Wrestling fans really are sheep. They really will just like whoever you push, it's just a matter of who gets pushed.

Jamie: So what are you saying then?

Christian: Push the young guys anyway and in a year the Internet idiots will have forgotten they've even said these things and that they were fans of them the whole time.

Lilith: You remember when Jericho debuted?

Lilith: And in WCW he was nobody really.


Lilith: And then he came to WWE, and all of a sudden these people who never really paid attention to Jericho in WCW because, well how could they when he was booked so horribly, were all of a sudden Jericho fans.

Jamie: Right.

Jamie: So what you guys are saying.

Jamie: Is that wrestling fans are stupid...

Lilith: Yep.

Christian: In other developments...F1 cars go really fast.

Jamie: This is the kind of reporting you only get here.


Jamie: Umm, we have Sci-Fi Network turning into SyFy.

Christian: And I know about this, because I've seen 8,000 thread for it on message boards all asking why.

Lilith: And they are all saying "OH MY GOD, WHY IS SCI-FI CHANGING IT IS TEH SUXXORZ. WRESTLING SUCKS."

Jamie: Also in the news, Amazing Red was on a joke I guess, had his speed measured by a speed gun on a dive outside of the ring. Does anybody care to guess what speed he got?

Lilith: Um, I'm gonna say 15 MPH.

Christian: 12 MPH.

Jamie: 25MPH.

Lilith: What?

Christian: No way.

Jamie: Yeah.

Christian: You know the problem with that is, if he goes that fast in a match, and a fly gets right in front of him as he does the dive, it'll go right through...it's own ass.

Lilith: I thought he was going to say something else now.

Jamie: Yeah, me too. Anyways, that's all for news. We would have had more but my Observer Subscription ran out.

Lilith: Well you know it's funny, because I was reading your twitter the other day, and guess what? I noticed that you were getting offers for free subscriptions.

Jamie: Heh, yeah, that guy got blocked.

Christian: Is this really what we've come to as a society? Twitter Spam?

Lilith: Mmm...Twitter Spam...

Lilith Sullivan's DVD Reviews:

UFC Best Of 2008 DVD.


Because what better way to celebrate The UFC's greatest year then their FIRST EVER BLU-RAY RELEASE~! YAY~!

Also, this means I guess we need to change the name of the column. Anyways...

So we start off with Mike Goldberg giving the run down about how 2008 was the greatest year ever for The UFC. That's right Mike, say your lines you puppet. Just once I want a promotion to say "No, this was our worst year." Well, someone that doesn't run The Maple Leafs. Anyways, they run through a bunch of stuff and talk about the Lightweight division. This leads to the Joe Stevenson Vs. BJ Penn Title match from UFC 80. This was in Newcastle.

BJ Penn Vs. Joe Stevenson. This match is interesting because about a few minutes into the match, Stevenson gets the worst cut I've ever seen. Its not like that Marvin Eastman cut where there was a vagina growing out of his head. No. This one doesn't look bad. But it just starts bleeding. Like, the blood is just pouring out of his head. It isn't stopping either. But it's right above the nose, so it's in no danger of getting into the eyes. This all comes from a BJ Penn elbow to Stevenson's head. Eventually they have to stop and look at it, but they say it's good and they say keep going. BJ picks him apart with the stand up. I should mention that Stevenson is Kia'ing every time he punches like in an old school Karate Class. Whatever. Anyways, eventually BJ gets on top of him and controls him. He does a really good job of keeping Stevenson on his back eventually he gets the back and gets on a Rear Naked Choke on Stevenson who is a Bloody Mess. Stevenson has no choice but to tap. I still remember when this happened Sean Sherk was doing commentary, and then BJ was all "Hey, Sean Sherk, you're dead." And then Sean, who was booed because earlier in the show to the live crowd they were playing these videos saying how Sean Sherk was the previous champion before he got popped for Steroids, and they put an emphasis on steroids, came in, still said the belt was really his. Then BJ came in and shook his hand...minutes after saying that Sean Sherk was dead. Practically the only thing he didn't do was but on a shirt that says "Sean Sherk Is My Bitch."

This of course leads us to UFC 84. I was at this show. And when I was in Vegas, a 16 year old tried to sleep with me. Was kinda cute too. Probably wouldn't have done it, but still though. Anyways, this is BJ Penn Vs. Sean Sherk. See? See what they did? Anyways, they did the build up, and the fight starts, and Sean Sherk...inexplicably decides to stand up with BJ. Well, to be fair, there was no way that he was going to be able to take down BJ Penn. Anyways, BJ uses his jab and picks apart Sean Sherk. Int he second round I think Sean realized he was getting beat and mixed up his striking a bit more. Sherk won Round 2. Then At the end of the third round, BJ hits Sherk with a flying knee as Sherk was bouncing off the cage and shooting in for a takedown. BJ Pounces on him and the round ends. Then BJ motions like "It's Over." And after a few moments the ref agrees. "It's like BJ called that fight." Joe Rogan says. I rememeber the place was kinda quiet through the first three rounds, and then when BJ hit that Flying knee the place exploded. Awesome stuff. More next newsletter.

The WWE Draft: Part 2.


JS: For pick whatever we're up to...I draft Joey Styles.

JS: You maybe wondering why.

JS: Becuase you see as part of my plan.

JS: Raw will have a new segment dedicated to the movements of the Obama Administration.

JS: And guess who's going to cover it.

LS: I'll fancy a guess.

LS: Is it the guy who once worked for Fox News Joey Styles.

JS: Yes.

CK: You know what the problem with that is right?

CK: Being that Vince McMahon is a Republican, all of his family are Republicans, his wife was nominated for the school board or whatever by a Republican.

JS: That's not a problem...because as you see, I forged a document saying I sold my soul.

LS: Ah. Quite brilliant.



LS: With my next pick...

LS: I draft...

LS: Victoria.

LS: Becuase she was one of the few women there who could wrestle.

CK: I have no problem with this pick.

LS: Also, I can have sex with her.

JS: You know this is going to sound creepy, but I was actually just about to say the same thing.

CK: What that you''d have sex with Victoria?

JS: Yes.

CK: I agree on this as well. She's quite hot for...

CK: However old she is.

LS: I think she's 38.

JS: I'd still do her.



CK: For my next pick.

CK: I pick the only real heel still left in...well anything.

JS: Max Mosley? Bernie Eccelstone?

LS: Paul Tracy?

CK: Matt Hughes.

JS: I'll allow it.

LS: He cuts a better promo than...well anyone.



JS: Actually if that's the case can I pick my next pick now?

LS: Sure.

JS: If we're going off of natural heel ability.

CK: Wait, is this a pick that you for sure want, we have to skip over your sister?

JS: Yes.

LS: Is this a pick that I might pick?

JS: No.

LS: Well then what's the point in doing it now? No. You have to wait.

JS: Alright fine...you can have you're pick it'll be more...boring.

LS: I pick...

JS: Wait, you just had a pick.

JS: It is my turn.

LS: No.

LS: You traded you pick of yours, for MVP and a pick to be named later.

JS: I don't rememebr this at all.

JS: Was I drunk when I did this?

LS: Yes. Very.

CK: Heh.



JS: Okay, it IS my turn. You didn't fill out the requisite documents Lilith.

LS: Fine...go make your pick.

JS: Being the fact that she's the best heel I know.

LS: Brandy?

JS: Kali.

JS: Real life Kali, not the character she made.

LS: Oh okay I see, you don't want to say her real name.

JS: Yeah.

CK: Hang on...

CK: If that's the case can I make my next pick now?

JS: I'll trade my pick to you for Fit Finlay.

CK: Alright. Deal.

JS: Go.

CK: I pick Lilith.

JS: Christian. That is brilliant. Lilith really is the best Promo cutter we know.

LS: I am?

CK: Yes. Absolutley. Remember when you did that promo before that one fight?

LS: Which one?

CK: The card where Jamie lost.

LS: Yeah, the one where I said I'm gong to enjoy listening to her struggle for breath while I choke her out.

LS: And what happened to be the outcome of that fight?

JS: Umm...you pulled yourself from guard into Back Mount and got a Rear Naked Choke.

LS: And I would like to say, I lied. Because I don't rememeber listening to her struggle for breath.

CK: So yeah. I pick Lilith.

CK: Because it's one thing to say something to someone in an E-Fed.

CK: It's another thing to actually say it to someone's face.

CK: And then do it.

LS: Well, technically, Jamie drafted Kali the person, not Kali the character she made.

CK: Ah.

CK: Never mind.

JS: Let me explain.

CK: No, I got it.

CK: Now. I'm retarded.

JS: Yes. And more proof of that is that I wasn;t going to explain that, I was going to explain something else.

CK: Ah. Sorry.

JS: A while ago on YIM, because these people reading this don't know. We did the first part a while ago, and then I promptly...lost it.

JS: So now we're having to do this again.

JS: And we were talking. And she was...She is very good at being a heel.

JS: Which is ironic because she never wanted to be a heel.

LS: I know she seemed like a heel to me. I mean, she said she was a face.

LS: Her character was kind of an uptight bitch at times.

LS: Only the character. I don;t know about her personally. She might be really nice. I don't remember.

JS: ...

JS: I can see that.

LS: Only occasionally. I mean, she wasn't like...

LS: Me.

LS: Where I hate everybody all the fucking time.

CK: Even me?

LS: Yes. Especially you.

CK: Awesome.

JS: But anyways I said to her after she said something, if you ever get into MMA, call me because you are a great Natural Heel.

CK: Coming soon.

CK: Lilith Vs. Kali.

JS: We need to do a Tale of the tape.

JS: For one, Kali actually graduated college.

JS: And actually, she actually attended college.

LS: I'd kill, literally kill, anybody you put in front of me from that board in less than a minute.

JS: O.O

LS: What? It's nothing personal.

LS: A fight's a fight. What happens happens.

CK: Lilith why do you got to talk like that?

LS: I'm talking to you the way I wanna talk to you, you don't like it change the fucking station.

JS: LOL.

JS: But seriously.

JS: Is it really saying anything saying you could beat up somebnody without any actualy fighting experience?

LS: No, but that's not the point that was originally brought up. Christian or you were all like whatever, and I'm talling you the truth.

CK: This is getting rapidly off topic.

LS: It's nothing personal. I could just win in a fight.

JS: Now, better writing, you or her.

LS: It's a draw.

LS: Because I'd just beat her up and make sure no one saw that she was a better writer than me.

CK: Is that the new rule now? If someone's better than you beat them up?

LS: No. Just beat up people period.



LS: Next pick.

LS: I pick...

LS: The Miz.

CK: What?

LS: Think about it, what's a better heel than someone who was on The Real World.

JS: Okay now, be honest with me, is it true that The Mix got in trouble for saying that someone's rile on the show was to be "The Black Bitch."

LS: It sounds familiar.

JS: Because I may have read that wrong, but someone said that. And I'm like, he got in trouble for that? Isn't that what Reality shows do? What's the difference between him asying that and a producer saying that?

CK: And also, the Miz is doing his role because he's being "The Bad Guy."

LS: Stop watching MTV.



CK: For our next pick.

CK: We pick Fit Finlay.

JS: Hey~!

LS: LOL.

JS: You can't do that.

CK I just did.

LS: No, Christian, you can't do that,

CK: Fine...then I draft.

CK: William Regal.

JS: Alright.



More next issue, maybe.

If Kali's actually reading this, after watds I asked Lilith if she meant what she said and she said "No, not really." I however stand by everything I said.

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