J.Freek sings Day Man from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Link: http://www.youtube.com/user/FNM77

Forget Hogan vs Andre or The Rock vs Austin or even Undertaker vs HBK, this match blows them all out of the water.

J.Freek runs down a not so great show that involves more Hogan that you can shake a stick at, plus What is EV 2.0 up to this week and much more find out here so you can save your self from 2 hrs of pure crap in only 40 minutes.

Corvis reviews Hulk Hogan: My life outside the Ring and Hardcore History

Link: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheVersionOne

WWE Meets saved by the bell with lot of added Wrestlecrap goodness. Remember folks Basketballs may not hold grudes but they'll always be too many limes. Visit the Wrestlecrap Forums for more crappy wrestling photoshopping fun!

Link: http://www.ericbischoff.com/categoryblog/102-facts-hurt

I saw this blog (link above) on Eric Bischoff’s official Website recently after reading an article about it on http://wrestlezone.com. In this little rant, Bischoff trashes Vince McMahon for claiming that WWE had a bad quarter financially due to the loss of older, established stars. The wrestlers in question being Undertaker, Triple H (both dealing with injuries), Batista and Shawn Michaels (both retired). He makes a point of mentioning that all of these guys are over 40 years old. He faults McMahon for pushing younger talent, stating that television audiences relate to established stars.

He then proceeds to go on a tirade about the Internet wrestling community, calling those within its ranks, “perpetually pre-pubescent, parasitic internet ‘experts’ who neither have any legitimate experience or success as executives in the television or wrestling industry…terminally irrelevant trying desperately to hold on to their last 200 fans.” He calls these tirades, “facts.”

He then goes on to praise Vince Russo, Dixie Carter and the rest of the TNA Wrestling staff for properly utilizing older, established talent to put over the younger guys. I refuse to go into any further detail on my thoughts about TNA Wrestling’s use of older talent. Anyone who comes to this site with any frequency knows my thoughts on that already. If you have not heard these thoughts, check out some of my previous videos on TNA or go to http://wrestlewrestle.com and hear The Spoony One’s take on it. His thoughts are fairly close to my own.

My problems with Mr. Bischoff’s rant come in the form of his rants on the Internet wrestling community and Vince McMahon. To make my position clear, I watch both WWE and TNA’s products. I believe myself to be pretty fair in pointing out what is good and bad about both shows. I am opinionated, but even-handed. This being said, Mr. Bischoff is being the prior, but not the latter here. He criticizes WWE and Vince McMahon for blaming a bad financial run and poor television ratings on the lack of older top stars. He says this when he himself states that this is what television audiences want. I am confused. Is it opposite day in land of Bischoff? You claim to use facts to criticize someone for using the same facts you used to make the same argument you made. How is this bad? Are you criticizing McMahon for the so called, “youth push?” You pointed out the loss of several top stars, the ranks have to be filled somehow. Basically, in summation, my point to you, Eric, is to ask what your point is. I ask because I seriously fail to see one. On a side note, I love how Bischoff trashes McMahon but still makes money from selling his book published under the WWE imprint right there on his sight. Classy.

In regards to the tirade against us “parasitic internet ‘experts,’” (By the way, Internet is supposed to be capitalized) if it were not for the same people you trash, TNA Wrestling would have failed seven years ago back when they ran weekly Pay-Per-Views out of the Asylum in Nashville. I would be careful who you direct that kind of venom toward, Mr. Bischoff. Continue to trash the Internet wrestling community and it could be you who ends up, “terminally irrelevant trying desperately to hold on to their last 200 fans.” You are not far off already.

Only in wrestling could behavior like this be permitted from an executive. In any other business, especially those involved in media, people get fired, demoted, or suspended for tirades like this. It is really quite funny, in a sad sort of way. Again, I watch TNA and honestly hope it succeeds. Many of my favorite wrestlers work there. People I actually used to work with from my days doing press releases for a local promotion work there. I want to see them be successful. In fact, I even greatly respect the creative contributions Mr. Bischoff has made to this business as I was one of those viewers that made the switch to WCW during that epic 84 week run atop the Monday night ratings back in the 90s. This is why stuff like this bothers me. People may take this griping. It is not. I honestly intend this to be seen as constructive criticism. Comments like those made by Mr. Bischoff tend to do little but anger people. It is counter-productive and simply comes across as bitter. I realize some may interpret my comments in the same way. I am a critic. This is what I do here http://dreadfulentertainment.com. Yes, Mr. Bischoff, controversy does create cash, on TV. Save it for the ring, and save comments like these private discussion. For when a public figure like yourself makes such a statement, there are always several critics whose responses are twice as inflammatory.

Corvis gives his take on the events coming from this past weekend's Gathering of the Juggalos, where Insane Clown Posse fans threw rocks and beer bottles at Tila Tequila while she attempted to perform at the venue.

Summerslam 2010 was PPV with big returns and also the PPV was a big disappointment.

J.Freek gives his thoughts on the whole situation.

Well folks J.Freek here for another batch of PPV predictions, you might be wondering why I am not doing this in video form well the truth is I don't really feel like setting up the camera and taping a show so, I decided to just give my picks for each match for this Sundays Summer-Fest Whoops I mean Summerslam. Lets get to it.

WWE Champion Sheamus vs. Randy Orton
Winner:Sheamus
Reason: I just don't think its time for Sheamus to drop the belt, also I could see this feud going a few more monthes while Cena is feuding with Nexus.

World Heavyweight Champion Kane vs. Rey Mysterio
Winner: Kane
Reason: Kane just won the belt, and I think Undertaker will return soon to feud with Kane for the belt.Also, Rey Mysterio should never be World Champ again.

Team WWE vs. The Nexus (Elimination Tag Team Match)
Winner: Nexus
Reason: The Nexus will win it when someone off Team WWE turns on their team, My top 2 choices for who I think it may be are Bret Hart and John Morrison(Hey he is growing a beard now and we all know when a face starts to grow a beard it usually means he is going to be heel soon, just look at Batista) LOL

Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler vs. Kofi Kingston
Winner: Dolph Ziggler
Reason: The man deserves it, and he just won it so it would be stupid for him to lose it so soon.

Big Show vs. The Straight Edge Society (3-on-1 Handicap Match)
Winner: S.E,S
Reason: I think Show will come close but in the end the number game will have a big effect on this match especially with Big Shows broken hand. I could see it end with some sort of hand submission.

Divas Champion Alicia Fox vs. Melina
Winner: Melina
Reason: I just hope they take the belt off Fox, but I might be wrong here as WWE seems to love Alicia Fox. Why??? I have no Idea what they see in her except her looks.