FNF 3/24/23 Feedback

On a scale of 1-10, how would you rate Fury: 10. I'm new here and still learning who people are, what the rivalries are, what makes everything tick. This episode was written in a way that made everything easy to understand and there was no point where I felt lost or left out. As it's been said, "every episode is someone's first" so it's great to have that accessibility.

Which was the best match: Selfishly, I enjoyed Dream Weavers vs. Boomer Shooters the most, haha. But VLI vs. Critical Hit was a lot of fun.

What was the most exciting/fun point: Terry Marshall announcing the Prestige Championship, though I'll admit I may be biased as I applied the wonderful picbase's energy and charisma to the dialogue as I read it.

What did you like the best about the show: Maybe not the type of answer you're looking for but I enjoyed the presentation. Proper coding, good separation of segments and matches. It made everything easier to read. Despite being in fedding for 20+ years, I'm still fairly new to created circles and a good, uniform, and coded set of results is something I haven't seen a lot of.

What surprised you about the show: Jay C. Phoenix winning the three way dance. Not a surprise in the sense that he shouldn't have won, but it was an evenly fought match and I was very curious who would pull it out after reading the RPs.

Best segment: The Malvados. I've heard a lot of good things about them coming in to TPW and they're living up to their reputation.

Best commentary spot: "I told you that kid is big money Mark, and that DDT was a big-time deposit."

Best wrestling spot: This popped me: "Junko turns and runs to the turnbuckles where she jumps to the middle rope, springs to the top rope, and then leaps backward hitting Sharpe with a Face Full of Ace (top rope hip attack). *

Hotcakes: OH MAN! Junko Souma just gave Rob Sharpe pink eye."

Negative thoughts: No negative thoughts.

Personal comments: As stated above, this is my first TPW event so I came away satisfied with the accessibility of the show and the old school look and feel. You can tell that lots of care goes into putting the show together and making it look presentable. I thought Junko was well-represented in her match, too.

Suggestions: Keep up the great work. Seriously.

On a scale of 1-10, how would you rate Fury: I'll give it a 9, I save the 10's for PPVs. But it really did set things up nicely for future storylines.

Which was the best match: Triple Threat

What was the most exciting/fun point: Watching to see which teams made it through the opening round of the SEX Cup.

What did you like the best about the show: The story-building. Things are starting to get moving towards the next show. A new belt, confrontations at the top, etc.


What surprised you about the show: I can't recall anything truly surprising me this run, but then, I knew about a few things beforehand lol.

Best segment: The Malvados. Mucho evil.

Best commentary spot: 
Hotcakes: Referee Mullet is letting these outsiders know they can't play fast and loose with the rules here in Thunder Pro.



Markson: Have you ever watched an episode of Friday Night Fury Harry?

Best wrestling spot: Brooke Blakeley's Frenzied Spirit


Negative thoughts: This weekend sucked. Truly, terribly sucked. But at least TPW was something to help keep my mind off of things. Thanks for writing.

Personal comments: Vaughn's not done with Terry Marshall. Not by a long shot.

Suggestions: More SEX... Cup.