By: Kevin Werleman

Kevin Werleman — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 18:22:00 +0000

There were some oddball choices, I have to admit, But a lot of Angelina’s stuff were never Show Stopping great but always some technically strong matches. but ODB & Hamada….to this day i don’t know HOW this worked and how it meshed but it did and IMO was one of their best matches and IMO, i think it was the first and one of the only times they battle each other one on one. While the three way match, I was interested to know HOW exactly that match was supposed to end but props to all three of them of doing the best they can lol.

By: Bobby Calloway

Bobby Calloway — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 00:08:00 +0000

Interesting choices this time around. I absolutely loved Sarita vs Alyssa. I prefer Sarita as a heel but I just forget how brilliantly she does the high flying moves. For me, four minutes is plenty of time to have a competitive and exciting match. If it has enough action then it won’t feel short. ODB and Hamada is such a random combination and yet it works, though it did lead to more hot potato with the Knockouts title. I have to say I preferred Mickie and Angelina’s first ever match, with the #1 contendership at stake. It was a great story being told but the Slammiversary wasn’t too bad. I have to say I did get distracted plenty of times with the delicious Winter at ringside. The cage match unfortunately had to finish in a hurry with a concussed Angelina but it’s worth a watch to see her win the title

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By: Kevin Werleman

By: Bobby Calloway