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 jimneibr{at}aol.comomomomo (James L. Neibaur) wrote:

> I agree, Michelle, that it was one of the weaker RAW broadcasts.  Try 
> to let us know how Smackdown goes without spoilers.

We got our money's worth.  We had bought ringside tickets, section A, 
row N.  That would have put us 14 rows directly behind the broadcast 
booth.  However, section A had only 13 rows (A through M), so they sat 
us in the fourth row from the ring in the corner to our right of the 
broadcast booth.  When they show Eddie G. on the top rope for his frog 
splash, you might see me waving to the camera--I'm a redhead, and was 
wearing a purple sweater.  There was a very tall woman next to me.

Frankly, the dark matches (as a whole, not every one of them) on 
Smackdown/Velocity were better than the entire RAW/Heat show.  Even 
Nidia's dark match (against an Asian woman whose name I didn't catch) 
was very good.  She's not ready for television yet, but was much better 
than we've seen before.

Stephanie did not make any appearances, not even in her "office," and 
except for the promised honeymoon footage (gag), backstage stuff was at 
a minimum, and actually furthered the story lines that they supported.

Oh, it appears that Albert-Train oils his body; it looked very shiny 
under all that hair.  Some people were shouting "Chia Pet" while most 
were shouting "Shave your back."

I had said to my friend that we haven't seen much of Tajiri lately--so 
he appeared two matches later against Noble.

No surprises this week, just some solid wrestling.

--Michelle

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