Recap #162 is done. 70% is what I posted about it last month, so you know.
I’ve added some sidelinks that are at least a month over due, as well as an AAA index, in it’s very infantacy.
Day: January 8, 2005
Lucha Times
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Forget to upload this. Despite what my TiVo indicated last week, everthing is on normal times.
Saturday (a few minutes from now!): Depends on what they clipped, but they’ve got a SL trios match second, and a pretty good stellar match third. The main event is Pierroth match, which is predicitable, and the opener is a Wagner/Universo match from Coliseo which is unpredicatible. It could be lots of work, or it could be lots of cheap work with those two.
Sunday: This shall be goofy, because what’s next on the LdV schedule is a one hour, but they’ve got two hours scheduled. Perro/Casas should be on, but who knows.
Edit: Of course, what actually airs is two hours of AAA. Great. I can understand the idea, because there hasn’t been any new AAA in a month, but this is completely annoying. GALA has at least 13 hours of unaired CMLL footage sitting around gathering dust, untold amount of similiar AAA footage and six hours weekly to air it all and six hours of television time to air some of it each week, and yet they’re only succeeding in failing further and further behind.
Rant over. Here’s the listing of AAA matches aired
– Brandon/Gallito Coladro/Gitano vs Bobby Lee/Polvo/May Flower
– Angel Mortal/Mister Condor/Rebelde vs Diamond?/Chivas I & II
– Histeria/Apache/Alliens vs Oriental/Nautillius/Oscar Sevilla
– La Fiera/Pirata Morgan/Sangre Chicana vs Heavy Metal/Zorro/Lover
– Chessman/Cibernetico vs Parka/Octagon (c) [Mex Tag]
No idea on the date. If you can find a good source for AAA taping history, give me a heads up – this is actually a way where KrisZ isn’t perfect.