TNA Wrestling are morons, Spike TV should go to hell for this. I don't have Destination America and Comcast wants $10 more!

I was just enjoying my afternoon of watching The Chew on ABC and worry about my 63 year old mother who is going have foot surgery to remove a needle point, which she step on and she needs to remove it tomorrow, when I am on my Facebook account and see Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Superstar Rockstar Spud's Facebook page sharing great news, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling is going to Destination America and will continue to air their program, Impact Wrestling, in January 2015. See the article: http://www.impactwrestling.com/news/item/6216

I was wondering if I have the network. So, I went to the website and it says that I do with Comcast Xfinity at channel 113. So, as I went to check, I see I don't have it. Now this is not the first time the American cable provider don't have channels that I need with the package. In fact Comcast don't have El Rey Network, which they do provide Lucha Underground. In all of this bullcrap, if I want to watch wrestling, I would have to go to any of the independent wrestling promotions who house, Chris Hero, Tim Donst, Veda Scott, Gregory Iron, Jimmy Jacobs, Eddie Kingston, Chuck Taylor, and any other wrestler who I can think of. Now you all are asking me, Lindsie, why don't you watch WWE? Well, if you want to know, I think this blog entry I did on both Chris Hero and Tim Donst could explain it: http://misslindsie.blogspot.com/2013/11/chris-hero-tim-donst.html

But, I should really add, that the real reason behind of Chris's release is that they did not have anything for him.

But, why is this important to me about where TNA Wrestling ends up? Well, I have more fun, since Dixie Carter and her team brought in Davey Richards, Eddie Edwards, and Jessica Havok, but, I won't see them on TV by the new year, due to no researching if every wrestling fan has Destination America. In fact Dixie should have her head in shame, because of this. You know who else should be ashame: The people who are in charge of Destination America, Spike TV, and Comcast. Why? Well, here is the breakdown:

Spike TV: They should resigned their deal with TNA Wrestling and put them back on Thursdays, when they have Bobby Lashley, Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, and Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal who are not only part of TNA Wrestling, but, also Bellator, which Spike airs it.

Destination America/Discovery Communications: For picking up TNA Wrestling, without telling them that there viewers don't have their network. There are other channels that could take it because I am sure there are Impact fans have the channels, except for the NBC networks, since they are the ones that have TNA Wrestling's rival, WWE on their USA Network and Syfy Network, which it's owned by NBC Universal.

Comcast: Well, I  had to found out today by one of their analyst (I'm sure this is out of country, since a analyst name is Lady and there is no American goes by that name, unless it's a dog) that I have to pay $10 more to a bill over $100 that my mother is paying for cable, internet, and phone services. This is not what I need to make my mother more angry then what she has.

I could try to tell my mother about this, but, she thinks I watch WWE. I could not come to my senses that there is more then that, but, on top of that, I have not watching WWE program in over a year, because I will not forgive them for releasing Chris and I rather go see him in a building that house a few hundred then go to arena that house few thousand. Maybe I will tell her, when her situation is blew over. I am nearly scared that my mother has to go under the knife and I don't have someone to comfort me. But, when I need to forget something, I turn to watching wrestling.

Lindsie

Wish that people be more nice...

So, I watched Vicious Outcast Wrestling August Annihilation live stream last night and seeing Tim Donst defend the VOW HyperSonic Division title against Shane Strickland and despite that Shane beat him, Tim showed respect. So, because of that, I took it to twitter to voice my thoughts of what I saw. As you can see here of what Tim said to me back (despite a little typo):

You can see that I had to say something nice and Tim responded in a nice way. I am glad that someone like him to notice how the fans are. It would for someone to be that kind. I wish both the fans and the wrestlers do this way, so no hate would be happening. Then again, people are nuts for drama. 

The story that is true: Austin Aries defeats Bobby Roode at TNA Destination X 2012

This keeps me want to break out the puffs tissues and just cry watching this match: Austin Aries vs. Bobby Roode at TNA Destination X 2012.

I was looking forward just to watch this match and still think that Roode would had this match, but, I really wanted for Austin Aries to win, because it would prove that he is not like Zema Ion, he was the same realm as AJ Styles. I had done some digging on Austin Aries and learned that he has been a former two time Ring of Honor World Champion (He is the only one, because others had the shot and became champion once) and he does it against two guys who he had great matches: Samoa Joe on December 26th, 2004 (Joe had Jay Lethal in his corner and Aries had Roderick Strong in his corner) and Jerry Lynn on June 13th, 2009. Even though, I only seen one match through YouTube, the TNA pay-per-view was different.

Before the match took place in the main event, Chrissy Hemme interview Austin Aries and he reveal that his mother was watching the pay-per-view:

Then after watching another match, it was time for the main event. I see how Mike Tenay and Jeremy Borash talked about it during the match (Before the match Tenay was doing most of the talking and Borash had to announce the main event). This match was indeed nuts:

Everything he done for. Everything he proves that he is the Greatest Man That Ever Lived. He wins the championship. Jeremy Borash had said that Aries' mother would be proud of her son being champion. I started to shed tears that Austin Aries win. He was my favorite on the TNA roster and he is champion. After the pay-per-view ended, Jeremy Borash interview him:

Austin Aries is going at it again...he defeated Seiya Sanada for the TNA X-Division title. Will he defeat Bobby Lashley? Maybe in my opinion.

I am against people who spams on twitter

I am not happy right now due to a twitter user who follow me and start spamming their twitter account. This guy wants attention, because he wants to document on something he dreams about. Not to mention, he's using a crowdfunding website. This is kindly rude. I can't follow someone who does that as well as the story on the crowdfunding website. The dude documents of a guy that I never heard of and claims that he been wrestling for 15 years. The dude also mention that he went to a wrestling school in 2005 and haven't specifically mention which wrestling school he went to. I want to question this dude from top to bottom, is which school he went to, who is the head trainer, who is this 15 year dude who he interview and why I haven't heard the guy ever, and not to mention, who trained the guy that this dude interview and why did the guy told him about wrestling schools? See, this dude made a huge mistake of following me, because I know that he is nothing more then going to cause trouble. If he wants to understand the wrestling schools, he should seek out Dory Funk Jr, Mike Quackenbush, Harley Race, and Larry Sharpe to name a few who have 20 years or more in the world of pro wrestling and their wrestling schools. But, if he wants to go further and understanding about pro wrestling, he could seek Chris Hero, a man who made his name all over the world and has run with guys like Claudio Castagnoli, CM Punk, and Colt Cabana to name a few. Not to mention that besides having a 15 year career in the indies, but he is the head of Next Level Pro Wrestling Consulting. I am really happy that someone is doing that for wrestlers who are upcoming from wrestling schools. Believe me, as a fan of Chris Hero for two years, I have a strong feeling that wrestlers will understand that the Knockout Artist has a lot of knowledge to share to the upcoming wrestlers. After all, he trained Claudio Castagnoli, UltraMantis Black, Drake Younger, and Tim Donst. If someone can't handle the wrestling skills, why make a documentary? Just for 15 minutes of fame, I say.

I will not support something like that crowdfunding project. I rather spend it on t-shirts over at ProWrestlingTees.com.

Here are my screen caps of the twitter account and crowdfunding website of the dude's story:

I am going to contact the crowdfunding website to ask them to monitor it.

I don't like it when I am going to be spammed. Spammers really suck.

Also, the guy that this dude interview is a register sex offender. Here is proof: Chasyn Rance arrested: Orlando wrestler who appeared on 'Tool Academy' accused of sex with girl - Orlando Sentinel

CHASYN RANCE - Florida Sexual Offender

Florida wrestler seeks protection from fellow wrestler - Charlotte Pro Wrestling | Examiner.com

If you can help me by reporting and blocking @SquaredGlory on twitter and send a message to this crowdfunding website to have it monitor or shut it down by sending those three links I posted above: https://www.indiegogo.com/contact/questions?category=FBCT_GNRL&comments=Prohibited+Content%3A+https%3A%2F%2Fwww.indiegogo.com%2Fprojects%2F842839

Thank you!

Seth Rollins being a heel again is going to be a good thing

Note to all readers: I see what happened through twitter as I still am mad that what WWE has done to Chris Hero for not giving him a chance to create a storyline and releasing him on the night I was watching Haven on Syfy. But, you need to hear this from me, something to understand why everyone should be behind Seth Rollins.

 Last night, a lot of fans are confused or livid. For my friend Domi, she is livid and I hate to say that she block him, which it's sort of a bad thing, but, she will need to get over this when she sees Seth Rollins wrestle again, being shirtless. I know how she felt that what she saw was that Seth betraying Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns. That doesn't mean that the Shield is over, it's just that Seth is with Triple H and Randy Orton as Evolution. I seen how this could be weird and all, just like when I seen watching Impact that around last year, when Sting was reforming the Main Event Mafia and have Kurt Angle was fine, but, when I heard Samoa Joe, Magnus, and even MMA star Rampage Jackson to be added to the stable, I felt at first, this is weird, but, it's going to be better, because this time around, they are fighting against the Aces and 8s, led by Bully Ray. The outcome happened after the Aces and 8s were done, Magnus became the champion, despite he went heel and the Mafia was done.

Now, I'm sure you have got to be wondering why does this apply to Seth? Well, it does, because he will be champion and you will see how it goes. I been doing stuff on Seth Rollins when he was known as Tyler Black and being the Ring of Honor World Champion and he also acted as the heel later on during his reign, due to rumors were flying that he was signed to WWE. Sure fans hated that he was moving on to bigger and better things. That doesn't mean you hate him for that. To hate someone you need the passion as what has been quoted by one Tim Donst on twitter and he's right. You need to hate them if they done something wrong to you. Like for an example, I hate Alex Shelley, because he block me from twitter without saying a word. That doesn't mean I really hate him because of his wrestling skills or him being friends with Chris Hero, it's just I hate him, because he did not say a word. Another one is Austin Aries. At first I hate him, because of what he did on Impact almost two years ago when he tried to hit on Hulk Hogan's daughter, Brooke, just to reveal that she was in a on-screen relationship with Bully Ray, but, it's now how he tweets and I tried to mention him, but, not anymore. It's just hard to hate him, when I still like him, because he is someone just to watch, even now I can watch Impact because of Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards (and even MVP).

For my friend Domi, she should not be hating on Seth Rollins, because he's a heel again and being with Triple H and Randy Orton. That does not make any sense to hate him. That goes the same to every fan of Seth Rollins. If you knew him as Tyler Black, why are you still hating him? You should know better that he is going to be world champion again and it's going to be a good thing, a very good thing. As for Domi, once Seth is wrestling shirtless and has new ring gear, I'm sure she will see how much in great shape he is and he is the same man she knew when he was on NXT and when I told her about him.

Next Level PW: Consulting for upcoming Wrestlers?

As I was watching The Late Show with Seth Myers and end up seeing a really funny Instagram from Brooke Adams (fka Brooke Tessmacher), I see something on my Facebook news feed on my account. It was a post from Chris Hero. As you are well know that the Indy legend is doing something that I would never see him doing, consulting. You all could be thinking to me, What is Chris Hero consulting for? Pro Wrestling. (DUH)  I'm really sure. This is nothing to do of him being a wrestling promoter as if you get episode 51 of Colt Cabana's podcast, The Art of Wrestling, which Cabana interviews Hero and Hero confessed that he does not like running things as the time he was put as Ian Rotten's right hand man.

I don't know who else is on board, but, as I went to see the twitter account that was created, it's possible Drew Gulak, Jigsaw, and even the Bravado Brothers could be in it, but according to Chris via twitter, he would reveal more later on this morning. I am not going to bash it, because I am deeply as his fan and I do wish him on his upcoming endeavors. 

Also, to any youth who is interesting with Pro Wrestling and want to become a pro wrestler, I highly recommend this.

(Update: 4:12pm) Chris has launch the Facebook page of Next Level Pro Wrestling (Find that on Facebook by searching) Here is what the post says:

Hey everyone, Chris Hero here. It's with great excitement that I announce to you my newest endeavor: Next Level Pro Wrestling Consultation.

Yes, that's a mouthful.

Basically, we at Next Level will be working with young men and women from all over the world who happen to have professional wrestling aspirations or are simply looking to improve their current position in the industry.

I've spend the last 6 months wrestling all over the world as well as conducting dozens of successful seminars. One constant, no matter where I go, is that there are ALWAYS wrestlers (as well as referees, managers, announcers, etc.) who are young, hungry, and eager to take things to the "Next Level". Early in my career, I shared locker rooms with a number of veterans who were happy to lend a critique here and there. As more and more people get into professional wrestling, I find that there are fewer veterans that are able to share their knowledge and experience with today's crop of talented performers; this is where we hope to assist.


Are you fresh out of wrestling school, looking to find bookings?

Have you been wrestling almost exclusively in the same area and are now looking to start traveling, perhaps even internationally? 

Are you having difficulty finding bookings that give you the chance to work with more experienced performers? 

Do you feel that you're just missing “something” but you can't quite put your finger on it?

At Next Level Pro Wrestling Consultation, we will do our best to help get you over that hump, whatever it may be. I've been working with young, up-and-coming wrestlers from around the world for over a decade and I'm absolutely thrilled to have this opportunity to share my knowledge, experience and unique perspective on pro wrestling with tomorrow's stars.

Pro Wrestling is Art and art is subjective. Many like to debate what's “right” and what's “wrong” with our fine profession-- that's not what we're here for. I'm here simply to share my perspective. Throughout my career, I've had the good fortune to learn from some of the absolute best minds that wrestling has to offer. I've also shared the ring with many of our era's finest performers, picking up a thing or two along the way. Now is your opportunity to pick up a thing or two from me.

Here is some of what we're offering:

- Match critiques including in-ring technique, match structure and crowd interaction. 
- Promo critiques including verbiage, delivery and tonality. 
- Observations and suggestions regarding “look” and overall presentation. 
- Ideas relating to overall fitness and functional movements. 
- Offering educated advice on professional etiquette. 

This can be as simple as you purchasing a critique for 15 minutes of footage (match, promo or both) for $14.99. I'll watch your submission(s) and send you an e-mail response with my observations and suggestions. This allows you to get a quick idea of how the process works. 

Or you can sign up for our Next Level Apprenticeship for $19.99 a month. Once you've signed up, you'll have access to exclusive content including videos and blogs. You'll also be able to submit 30 minutes of footage for evaluation per month. I’ll e-mail you my thoughts and we can follow up with a call on Skype. 

Join us today at NextLevelProWrestling.com and let us help you get to the proverbial next level of professional wrestling. 

I'm very eager to get the figurative ball rolling. Thank you for your time and I greatly look forward to working with you. 

Yours, 
Chris Hero

Here is the website: http://www.NextLevelProWrestling.com

Follow the twitter account: http://www.twitter.com/NextLevelPW

Follow Chris Hero on his twitter account: http://www.twitter.com/TheChrisHero

Note: on episode 199 of the Art of Wrestling with Colt Cabana with Chris Hero again, Chris mention that he and Trik Davis are the only ones will help and a guy who known as Gregory who help him with the website and social media (This is the same guy who help Lisa Marie Varon with her website and social media for her restaurant, the Square Circle out in Chicago).

Lindsie Starr

Follow me on twitter for pro wrestling & TV: http://twitter.com/MsLindsieStarr

Ultimate Warrior pass away

I been informed that newly inductee WWE Hall of Famer Ultimate Warrior just pass away yesterday as been reported by WWE. He was 54 and was survived with his wife, Dana, and his two daughters. Ultimate Warrior was at WWE Wrestlemania weekend that led to the ceremony induction, Wrestlemania 30, and WWE RAW as was the last time he made his TV appearance. A lot of people who I follow on twitter are very shock about it.

Here are tweets from wrestlers who I follow on twitter:

#RIIPUltimateWarrior pic.twitter.com/y6AjZhLUfD
— Drew McIntyre (@TheDrewMcIntyre) April 9, 2014

So overwhelmed with sadness. Ultimate Warrior was my first favorite wrestler. He completely captivated me. My thoughts are with his family.
— Curt Hawkins (@TheCurtHawkins) April 9, 2014

Ultimate Warrior Rest In Power http://t.co/kmELMwhfQ1
— MVP (@The305MVP) April 9, 2014

Wow just Wow RIP #Warrior you were an inspiration to more than you know
— Eddie Edwards (@TheEddieEdwards) April 9, 2014

Sorry to hear of the passing of The Ultimate Warrior. At a loss for words. RIPWarrior
— Rhett Titus (@RhettTitusANX) April 9, 2014

My heart is so heavy now!!! #Warrior
— nodaysoff DYoung (@DarrenYoungWWE) April 9, 2014

Having his daughters walk him out during the #HOF was beautiful. All I can think about is his family. #Warrior
— nodaysoff DYoung (@DarrenYoungWWE) April 9, 2014

I’m in shock. The Ultimate Warrior has passed away. I just met him yesterday. RIP. I’ll always believe!!!
— Zack Ryder (@ZackRyder) April 9, 2014

We are all so sad that the Ultimate Warrior has passed away. Our heart is with his wife Dana and his two daughters.
— Vince McMahon (@VinceMcMahon) April 9, 2014

This is absolutely horrific news. After just meeting my hero yesterday,finding out about @UltimateWarrior passing is unbelievable.Speechless
— Hornswoggle (@wwehornswoggle) April 9, 2014

Saw him at the airport this morning and was going to say hello but didn't want to bother him. Still so unreal and such mind blowing news.
— Hornswoggle (@wwehornswoggle) April 9, 2014

Rest In Peace Ultimate Warrior
— #SunTanBikerMan (@ImpactDOC) April 9, 2014

Absolute shock! After what must've been an incredible few days for him. Life is so precious. Take nothing for granted. Prayers #RIPWarrior
— Mickie James (@MickieJames) April 9, 2014

Very saddened and shocked!!... My prayers go out to @UltimateWarrior family. R.I.P
— KALISTO (@KalistoWWE) April 9, 2014

Good Lord, 24 hrs ago The Ultimate Warrior was on Raw now he's passed away?! This is so sad! God bless his family & friends! RIP Warrior 🌟
— Lauren/Angelina Love (@ActualALove) April 9, 2014

Noo...Truly saddened by the news #RIPWarrior
— Crimson (@Crimson) April 9, 2014

Always a Warrior... He shaped the lives of and inspired so many kids..including myself #childhoodhero… http://t.co/ct09FDNjqC
— Crimson (@Crimson) April 9, 2014

#PartsUnknown
— Crimson (@Crimson) April 9, 2014

My heart breaks for his beautiful family. He was embraced by @WWEUniverse and then he stepped away. RIP Ultimate Warror.

— Lisa Marie Varon (@REALLiSAMARiE) April 9, 2014

Just got home & heard Warrior past away... Just seen him yesterday bro, WTH! RT @qstormprowres: @AmazingRed1 what happened? I'm shocked

— Amazing Red (@AmazingRed1) April 9, 2014

Just heard the news now Wow, #RIPUltimateWarrior

— Lance Storm (@LanceStorm) April 9, 2014

#RIPUltimateWarrior Your strength of character is to be admired. There will never be anyone like you. Your spirit lives on in your family.

— Stephanie McMahon (@StephMcMahon) April 9, 2014

The wrestling world has lost another legend. RIP ULTIMATE WARRIOR. Dammit.

— Gregory Shane Helms (@ShaneHelmsCom) April 9, 2014

So shocked and saddened by the news of the ultimate warrior passing! #RIP #UltimateWarrior

— EMMA (@EmmaWWE) April 9, 2014

Heartbroken to hear about the passing of the Ultimate Warrior. He was a huge part of my childhood & a true icon. Feel so sad for his family.

— Drake Younger (@DrakeYounger317) April 9, 2014

RIP Ultimate Warrior. You will always be remembered.

— Adam Rose (@WWEAdamRose) April 9, 2014

So shocked and sad to hear about the passing of the Ultimate Warrior. I feel so bad for his daughters. RIP.

— Scorpio Sky (@ScorpioSky) April 9, 2014

Devastated to hear of the passing of @UltimateWarrior. He was a childhood hero of mine & he vs @HulkHogan WM6 is still one of the best ever

— Chris Jericho (@IAmJericho) April 9, 2014

My deepest heartfelt condolences go out to the family of The Ultimate Warrior. He was 1 of my childhood heroes. I'm in shock. Rest in Peace.

— Mr. PEC-Tacular™ (@MrPEC_Tacular) April 9, 2014

I'm in shock and can't believe it but my heart goes out to #UltimateWarrior and his FAMILY! He was one of my favorites #RIPWarrior

— Tamina Snuka (@TaminaSnuka) April 9, 2014

I'm really shocked and saddened to hear the passing of one of the my heros Ultimate Warrior ... Rest in peace Ultimate Warrior...

— Yoshi Tatsu (@YoshiTatsuWWE) April 9, 2014

#RIPUltimateWarrior https://t.co/f1XDOllPjG pic.twitter.com/JW6Os7GHDG

— Joey Ryan (@JoeyRyanOnline) April 9, 2014

Can't believe The Ultimate Warrior's dead! Thx for getting me into wrestling as a child RIP #Warrior

— Chris Masters (@ChrisMasters310) April 9, 2014

That last interview he did on raw makes you feel like he knew #UltimateWarrior

— Chris Masters (@ChrisMasters310) April 9, 2014

Heartbroken. My sincerest condolences go out to The Warrior's family. Seeing how much he loved his daughters and his wife this weekend...

— Daniel Bryan (@WWEDanielBryan) April 9, 2014

... makes it all the more heartbreaking. The Ultimate Warrior was my favorite as a kid, and getting to speak to him this weekend was one...

— Daniel Bryan (@WWEDanielBryan) April 9, 2014

... of my favorite moments. He was so nice to me. #RIPWarrior

— Daniel Bryan (@WWEDanielBryan) April 9, 2014

I can't believe in only 24 hours the Ultimate Warrior is gone. Total disbelief.

— Shaun Ricker (@SlateRandallWWE) April 9, 2014

Absolutely tragic. I'm devastated by the news of Ultimate Warrior's death. Truly one of a kind & an inspiration. #RIPWarrior

— Nick Aldis/Magnus (@MagnusOfficial) April 9, 2014

So bummed to end such an amazing week with the awful news of this tragedy. My thoughts are with the family of @UltimateWarrior

— Amy Dumas (@AmyDumas) April 9, 2014

Sad to hear news of Warrior passing. Just seeing him happy last 3 days - it puts life in perspective that it can't be taken for granted. RIP

— Trish Stratus (@trishstratuscom) April 9, 2014

RIP Ultimate Warrior.

— Nana (@PrinceKingNana) April 9, 2014

Shocking! He brought excitement every time his music hit and ran to the ring! #RIPUltimateWarrior #JimHellwig

— Robert Maillet (@Robert_Maillet) April 9, 2014

He definitely impacted my childhood #ThankYouWarrior pic.twitter.com/8H8AKusJtp

— JTG (@Jtg1284) April 9, 2014

I just don't want to accept or even believe it #warriorforever

— Santino Marella (@milanmiracle) April 9, 2014

Tomorrow is promised to know one!! Enjoy every second, with a tool called love!! My love to The Warrior and family. RIP

— Rowdy Roddy Piper (@R_Roddy_Piper) April 9, 2014

I just don't know what to say....Warrior was a huge part of why I fell in love with pro wrestling...Life is too damn short.

— Seth Rollins (@WWERollins) April 9, 2014

RIP Ultimate Warrior, may God give his family the strength to overcome this tragedy!! Rey619

— Rey Mysterio (@reymysterio) April 9, 2014

Sad to hear about the passing of Ultimate Warrior. Hope he's up there shaking the ropes right now.

— Booker T. Huffman (@BookerT5x) April 9, 2014

I'm shock and saddened to hear the passing of @UltimateWarrior my thoughts and prayers are with your family!

— WWE Sasha Banks (@SashaBanksWWE) April 9, 2014

Thoughts and prayers go out to Warrior and his family. Incredibly sad to hear this news.

— Nattie (@NatbyNature) April 9, 2014

This is crazy. We just saw him. My prayers go out to the family of @UltimateWarrior.

— Bayley (@itsBayleyWWE) April 9, 2014

My condolences and best wishes to the family of the Ultimate Warrior.RIP.

— William Regal (@RealKingRegal) April 9, 2014

Ultimate Warrior debut in pro wrestling in the 1980s and retired in 1998. This past Saturday he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.