10 COUNT 10 DAY COUNTDOWN:
#8 of the10 BEST WRESTLEMANIA MATCHES OF ALL TIME
BY TOMMY COOK

      The presses here at the 10 Count Blog have gotten a little rusty of late, so I (The Yeti) have decided to take some bumps and will be pulling my hair out and staying for the next ten days before Wrestlemania 34 to give the people what they want: something to read! With this years’ Grandest Stage chock full of matches to rival some of the greatest of all time, I figured I would jog everyone’s memory and take a look at the best matches of the past 33 Wrestlemanias. There were a ton of good matches to sift through, so I looked at around 20 that I knew would be shoe-ins and have narrowed it down to TEN (sorry to the rest). Also, note that Takeover matches are not included for obvious reasons. Matches are ranked based on these criteria: Critical Acclaim for both critics and fans, historical significance, the electricity of the crowd, the timing and pacing of the match, psychology, the buildup, and of course, as Finn Balor would say, the fookin’ wrestling.

Here’s a Look at the List so Far:

HM: Triple H vs. The Undertaker- 28
HM: TLC II- X7
HM: Eddie Guerrero vs. Kurt Angle- 20
HM: Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns- 31
HM: Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon- 10
HM: Daniel Bryan vs. Triple H- 30
10: Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels- 12

9: The Rock vs. Hulk Hogan-X8

And my #8 Spot goes to…

 

 

#8. CAREER VS. STREAK
SHAWN MICHAELS VS. THE UNDERTAKER II
WRESTLEMANIA 26

      As much as I love a good sequel, I enjoy a good retirement match more. Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels may have made this list if Ric had actually stayed retired, but I can’t say I fault him for that. Nonetheless, when people are discussing the greatest feuds in WWE history, this does not get mentioned enough. It is a beautiful work of art. After Mr. Wrestlemania drops an L to Mr. Undefeated, Michaels does nothing but torment himself for a year, wishing he could have another go at the Undertaker’s undefeated streak at Wrestlemania. He costs the Deadman his World Heavyweight Championship, and, in turn, the Undertaker looked to take Michael’s soul. The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels II was ready and raring to go.

All of the negatives first here; it was a little clunky at the start. But other than being cold out of the gate, this had no flaws. What you had was a fight for Wrestlemania supremacy. And this was a fight. Michaels let the Undertaker have it in the early going, even driving the Phenom through a table. In the end, however, it was the Undertaker who finally put Michaels to rest, albeit, as Jerry Lawler said, “…as defiant as ever.” The last few minutes of the match and everything that followed were hard to watch. Shawn gave it his all and could still go (I think he could still go now, but I digress) but it is better to go out on top than to go out in TNA.

      This was not the better of the two (hint), but it was a finality to a storyline that took the fans’ emotions everywhere. It was a payoff to over a year’s worth of struggle and hardship for one of the most beloved entertainers of all time. Watching the closing minutes of Shawn Michaels career, as odd as it seemed at the time, was almost therapeutic. You knew at the end of this match that the Shawn Michaels character was finally going to have nothing left to prove because he had just laid everything on the line and came up short. Even though he went out on his back, he was going out on top.

       Even though he retired at age 44, Michaels was still in his prime. His moves were crisp and fluid, and his ring IQ and psychology were still near the top of the crop in WWE. And while nobody wanted to see Michaels go, there could have been no better way he could have done it. Excuse me while I cry now that our #8 article is over.

 

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Shhhhh! Be vewy, vewy quiet. We’re hunting Papa Smurf.

This week on the 10 Count Podcast Jason, Bo Sawyer, Blaine Black and Cole Adams take Indianapolis by storm; and by storm we mean quite literally. The snow was deep and flying. You’ve never seen so many slide offs in your life. We also may or may not have had to push a car out of a parking spot and up a hill. It was rough, y’all.

Our show this week is the road trip from our humble town of Vincennes to the metropolis of Indianapolis for ICW. We talk about everything from anonymous sources, to dumb stories and we have to remind ourselves a few times that we have someone in the car who’s underage and we have to at least pretend to be good.

It’s a great show and if you like silly, this is the episode for you.

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10 COUNT 10 DAY COUNTDOWN:

#9 of the 10 BEST WRESTLEMANIA MATCHES OF ALL TIME

BY TOMMY COOK

NOTE: This Article was written by Tommy “The Yeti” Cook. Catch his Show “Yeti Outta Nowhere” on the 10 Count Network on iTunes, Soundcloud, and Google Play.

 

   The presses here at the 10 Count Blog have gotten a little rusty of late, so I (The Yeti) have decided to take some bumps and will be pulling my hair out and staying up way too late for the next ten days before Wrestlemania 34 to give the people what they want: something to read! With this years’ Grandest Stage chock full of matches to rival some of the greatest of all time, I figured I would jog everyone’s memory and take a look at the best matches of the past 33 Wrestlemanias  (in my humble opinion). There were a ton of good matches to sift through, so I looked at around 20 that I knew would be shoe-ins and have narrowed it down to TEN (sorry to the rest). Also, note that Takeover matches are not included. Matches are ranked based on these criteria: Critical Acclaim for both critics and fans, historical significance, the electricity of the crowd, the timing and pacing of the match, psychology, the buildup, and of course, as Finn Balor would say, the fookin’ wrestling.

 

Here’s a Look at the List so Far:

 

HM: Triple H vs. The Undertaker- 28

HM: Eddie Guerrero vs. Kurt Angle- 20

HM: Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns- 31

HM: Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon- 10

HM: Daniel Bryan vs. Triple H- 30

10: Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels- 12

And now, The #9 spot goes to…

 

#9. THE ROCK VS. HULK HOGAN

WRESTLEMANIA X-8

 

       I think the term dream match is overused in wrestling today. There are obviously matches that we all want to see with people who will never have to opportunity to drop gloves, but they aren’t all dream matches. But, in 2002, the word dream match was an understatement for a match like this. Icon vs. Icon, Hogan vs. Rock. These were the two fan favorites of two different generations of fans. A meeting of the two sort of signified the changing of the guard in the midst of the Attitude Era. Make no mistake about it, Toronto was about to behold THE dream match.

      I won’t lie, this wasn’t the best wrestling match. In terms of match quality, almost every match yesterday’s honorable mentions are better than this. I even think the highly overshadowed and underrated main event of HHH/Jericho was a better wrestling match. But, look in the criteria. Electricity. You will never hear another crowd go absolutely crazy for any match as this one (not even a Daniel Bryan match). I’m not saying this was a bad match by any stretch, but The SkyDome never quieted and never took their seats. They were uproarious through the entire match. The crowd almost had to join the IBEW they were so electric (I’m not a father yet but I am full of dad jokes. HMU if that’s your thing).

     And, oddly enough, the hot Canadian crowd was behind heel Hollywood Hogan. The other genius part of this bout was the “turns”. Hogan says himself that Rocky made the call for Hogan to play face on the fly when he heard the reactions the Hulkster was getting. Rock is the GOAT when it comes to being in tune with the audience and being able to feel what is working and what isn’t. And by golly, Hogan playing the face catapulted this match to new heights.

       Hogan was with the nWo at the time, while the Rock was teaming with arch enemy Stone Cold to try to disband said group, consisting of Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, and Mr. America. After the match, which was won by the Rock, Hall & Nash kicked Hogan out of the nWo and beat him down. The Rock made the save and helped Hogan officially turn face again for the first time in nearly six years. While Hogan hung around for a few more years after this, this was most definitely the highlight of the run. The Rock himself was on his way out in just a little over a year. And while he clocked in quite a few more electrifying performances after this, Icon vs. Icon was the beginning of the end. So those two, knowing their time was short, made history.

       There have been several dream matches that have been good since (Styles/Cena, The Shield Triple Threat, & Mojo Rawley vs. Zack Ryder ;)….) but there will never be a better dream match than Rock vs. Hogan on the Grandest Stage of Them All. And that’s what the Yeti’s cookin.

Two spots down and eight more to go. Are you satisfied with the list so far? Are you worried that I have forgotten your favorite match? Harass me on Twitter @TommyCookWVC or on Facebook @TommyCookBIZ. And be sure to listen into the next edition of Yeti Outta Nowhere, with scheduled special guests, including TSW Wrestler & 10 Count Mob Boss Jason Tiller, and TSW Hall of Famer Blaine Black!!!!!

 

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10 COUNT 10 DAY COUNTDOWN:

10 BEST WRESTLEMANIA MATCHES OF ALL TIME

BY TOMMY COOK

 

     The presses here at the 10 Count Blog have gotten a little rusty of late, so I (The Yeti) have decided to take some bumps and will be pulling my hair out and staying for the next ten days before Wrestlemania 34 to give the people what they want: something to read! With this years’ Grandest Stage chock full of matches to rival some of the greatest of all time, I figured I would jog everyone’s memory and take a look at the best matches of the past 33 Wrestlemanias. There were a ton of good matches to sift through, so I looked at around 20 that I knew would be shoe-ins and have narrowed it down to TEN (sorry to the rest). Also, note that Takeover matches are not included for obvious reasons. Matches are ranked based on these criteria: Critical Acclaim for both critics and fans, historical significance, the electricity of the crowd, the timing and pacing of the match, psychology, the buildup, and of course, as Finn Balor would say, the fookin’ wrestling.

 

     Before we get down to it, here are some very honorable mentions that I just couldn’t not mention.

 

HONORABLE MENTIONS

END OF AN ERA

(TRIPLE H VS. THE UNDERTAKER-WRESTLEMANIA 28)

 

     Two of the greatest of all time, both well past their prime (although you wouldn’t believe it if you weren’t privy to that info beforehand), had the best Hell in a Cell match in Wrestlemania history. And with the help of Shawn Michaels (who will appear on this list A LOT), this match stole the show, even with Dwayne and Big Match John headlining the aforementioned Grandest Stage that year.

 

TLC II

(EDGE & CHRISTIAN VS. THE DUDLEY BOYS VS. TEAM EXTREME-WRESTLEMANIA X-7)

 

     An absolute spotfest, but out of this match came one of the greatest bumps in the history of WWE, referring to the spearing of Jeff Hardy from the top of the tallest ladder I’ve ever seen by one dude who totally reeks of awesomeness. What I really like is that nobody was shorthanded in terms of punishment; everybody was equally sore after this one. Best TLC match ever(?).

 

EDDIE GUERRERO VS. KURT ANGLE-WRESTLEMANIA 20

     Two guys who did not know what it was like to have bad matches did not disappoint this go-round. This match wasn’t given the time it deserved but two of the best of all time made use of every second they were given. Eddie’s run with the WWE title may not have been great, but this was definitely the highlight.

 

BROCK LESNAR VS. ROMAN REIGNS-WRESTLEMANIA 31

 

     Pretty weird that somebody who wasn’t in the match (Seth Rollins) walked away with the WWE Title after this Main Event. Spoiler alert: this is the most recent match to be featured on this list, and it was a doozy. And while the twist with the Money in the Bank briefcase was a good touch, the match that Lesnar and Reigns were having does not get the credit it deserves. It was every bit of the bloodbath that Paul Heyman built it up to be. Out of Reigns’ trips to the main event spot, this one was easily the best, although I personally have high hopes for his 4th straight appearance this year.

 

WRESTLEMANIA’S FIRST LADDER MATCH

(SHAWN MICHAELS VS. RAZOR RAMON-WRESTLEMANIA 10)

 

     I’m sure there were a few people who were expecting this to be on the list, and as a result of it being an honorable mention I think I JUST MADE THE LIST. Anyway brother, here’s an explanation: These two barely scratched the surface of what they could’ve done in the match. They set the bar decently high for what has become many people’s favorite stipulation, but it left a mark at his keyboard wanting a little more. Regardless, it’s Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania…it’s going to be iconic. And it was. Many, many Wrestlemania moments were made in this match.

 

DANIEL BRYAN VS. TRIPLE H- WRESTLEMANIA 30

 

     With his impending comeback, it was almost fitting that I just barely left the underdog off the list. This match is a technical mastery and Triple H doesn’t get enough credit for doing the job. Neither does BATISTA, WHO WAS PROMISED THE TITLE IN THE MAIN EVENT AND DID THE F**KING JOB ANYWAYS, but I digress. But Bryan certainly didn’t need anyone’s help getting over, as evidence by a hype NOLA crowd. Maybe we’ll see more of the same in just ten more days.

 

Speaking of 10….it’s time.

 

 

#10. 60 MINUTE IRONMAN MATCH:

BRET HART VS. SHAWN MICHAELS FOR THE WWF CHAMPIONSHIP

WRESTLEMANIA 12

 

     This is a match that does not get talked about enough and for a multitude of reasons. When somebody says, “Hart vs. Michaels”, the mind immediately jumps to Survivor Series 1997. And that is a damn shame, because newsflash: these two wrestled for OVER 60-minutes in the main event of Wrestlemania, which is an unbelievable and unmatched feat. It’s nice to see two wrestlers work in perfect tandem to put on this kind of a show, despite the problems they had with each other.

 

      The pacing of this match is the only downfall it has…but it has to be paced awkward because they wrestled for over an hour. And I say wrestled lightly, because these two nickel and dimed each other and took each other to their limits. Most Ironman/Woman Matches in today’s era will either end 3-2 or 5-4. This went to every Rocket League gamer’s worst nightmare: 0-0 Sudden Death OT. Bret Hart had the title in his hands after 60 gruesome minutes and was over halfway to the locker room after Shawn Michaels held out in the deepest Sharpshooter imaginable.  Bret had to walk all the way back to try to put Shawn away for good at the behest of Gorilla Monsoon. After everything Hart had laid on Shawn, the Heartbreak Kid lived up to the moniker and hot sinked the Hitman with Sweet Chin Music to claim the gold. I like to think of it as “Don’t count your chickens ‘til they hatch.” And the Hitman got cocky against the cockiest SOB in the game (at the time…just wait a few days) and had his prize taken away.

     Hart is the master of in ring psychology and there is nobody as great at delivering a grand performance as Michaels. It is a shame that they could not get along, because nobody would have ever tired of watching them work together.

     That’s #10 and the honorable mentions! What do you think so far? What would you like to see at the #1 spot? Give us your thoughts and feedback on everything 10 Count Blog in the comments section. Also, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. Check out the rest of our written catalog here on the site. AND be sure to catch up on the last few Yeti Outta Nowhere podcasts before our 2nd Annual Wrestlemania Supershow, featuring TSW Hall of Famer Blaine Black!!

While the Yeti’s away, the snow patrol will play!

Tommy and Alan are out this week and filling in for them is the ring general, 10 Count Blog’s own Jason Tiller joined by special guest host Blaine Black.

The last two weeks have been massive in WWE; and what do you expect, it’s wrestlemania season. We’ve got all the analysis and our hot takes on what’s going on in the wonderful world of the biggest wrestling company in the world.

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Good night Mr. Myers!

This week’s guest is my great friend and mentor Joey O’Riley. Joey has had a busy week, appearing on WWE’s 205 Live against the Gentleman Jack Gallagher and traveling quite a bit. So I’m glad he took time to come on 10 Count Pod.

Joey goes into detail about his training regimen, his eating habits, how he got into the business and what he’s doing now. He also give us some insight into his attitude about helping other young performers and just exactly what his obsession is with the green power ranger.

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The Yeti and the Resident Rockstar are back this week and they are #AllIn.

This week in pro wrestling has been kind of a crazy one; from a really good episode of RAW that gave us a wonderful Braun Strowman Elton John meme, to a major announcement for Chi-Town regarding the location of the Bullet Club’s All In show.

Also, the guys are super hyper for this episode. So does that mean they’re hyped?

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Also, don’t forget to check out our newest partner, 105.7 The Ride WUZR in Vincennes. Click the picture above to visit their website and check out some of the great things they have going on.While you’re there click on the 10 Count Blog link on the right hand side of the page and hear every episode of 10 Count Pod, Yeti Outta Nowhere and the Drunk Tank!

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Blimey! We’ve traveled across the pond to have a pint at a local pub. Okay. We didn’t actually travel anywhere.

This week’s guest is Mr. Success, Niall MacMillan. He’s the host of the Wrestling With Success Podcast and a pro wrestler in his own right and yeah, he’s from Essex, which he says is pretty much London.

He and I discuss his early life in wrestling and actually getting into the business. He also tells us all about his podcast and how his goal is to document his journey in the wrestling lifestyle. He talks about how the Rock inspired him and how Mr. Success is heavily influenced by a regular at some of our area wrestling shows.

Check him out at http://www.wrestlingwithsuccess.co.uk/, on Facebook and on Twitter!

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Also, don’t forget to check out our newest partner, 105.7 The Ride WUZR in Vincennes. Click the picture above to visit their website and check out some of the great things they have going on.While you’re there click on the 10 Count Blog link on the right hand side of the page and hear every episode of 10 Count Pod, Yeti Outta Nowhere and the Drunk Tank!

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