[QUOTE="Bad Ass" Johnny Gunnz;852464]It's really a shame that you only got into it within the last year. When I was a kid, there were wrestlers in AAA that were legends in Mexico. This is the place where the likes of people such as Eddie Guerrero (Eddy in Mexico) Rey Mysterio Jr, Psichosis, La Parka, etc... all got their big starts. When I was a kid, there was one wrestler in particular, that was like a god to Mexican fans. His name was Octagon. If you ever watched him wrestle, it was like watching a gift from the gods move through the air, doing things you didn't think were possible. (Wrestling) AAA/CMLL are to Mexico, what (Soccer) UEFA is to Europe. It's not a hobby, or a sport, but a pastime. It wasn't fake to the people. There were riots in arenas when the bad guys (Rudos) would cheat to win. It was a beautiful, pure art form. Now, I have to agree with you. Today, It's a freakin' joke. You've basically got all the people who stopped being relevant in the US going down to AAA trying to become stars again. It's pathetic now. Had you seen it in it's glory days, I don't think that you'd have the same opinion now...[/QUOTE]

No offense as I see where your coming from but at this point remembering the glory days are pretty irrelevant. Octagon was good back in the day but now he is heavier and doesn't do anything in the ring. He is like the Hulk Hogan of AAA doing the same moves over and over in the ring. I think that some of the younger stars nowadays are like that when it comes to doing things that you think people can't do. But AAA seems content to push groups like the La Legion Extranjera to the moon and ignore everyone else. I know they want to get heat from the crowd but that is ridiculous.

Okay I have to rant here:

You have people like Oriental and Alebrije who are underrated but are good in the ring. Oriental has one the most beautiful moonsaults I have seen. Alebrije with Cuijie is is good for the little kids as a character for them to like.

One thing that really pissed me off last year about AAA was if you watched Rey de Reyes, Triplemania, Verano de Escandalo, and Guerra de Titanes it was basically the same damn teams going against each other. RdR was a little different (that was because Chessman and Teddy Hart were partners. Aside from a few miscommunication moments I thought they worked well together. They would make an excellent tag team were they ever to do that but I doubt it. And this was before they brought Evans in).

It was always Mexican Powers, La Familia de Tijuana, or Hart Foundation 2. Of course now they have La Hermandad in there but I lump them in with everyone else because Joe Lider was a member of Mexican Powers and he started La Hermandad with Nicho (the orignal Psicosis) and he participated in most of the matches. I mean honestly how many times do we have to watch these guys go against each other? That gets old real quick too.

I think the feud with the Apaches and the Morenos is really old, can we get some more contendars for the mixed tag belts? They really need to expand that division in a bad way. I like the Morenos and the Apaches but watching them go against each other over and over is boring. We need new blood here people and real quick.

Okay I think I am finished with my mini rant.....

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