NWA/EMLL fixes
Dave Fields
truncation errors showing up.
At the end of the first fall of the Octagon, Kato Kung Lee, and Anibal
versus Kung Fu, Emilio Charles, and Satanico match, the text should be
something like...
[decis]ion.
At the end of the second fall of the Kendo Nagasaki, Chris Adams, and
Pirata Morgan versus Kevin Von Erich, Atlantis, and Mascara Sagrada
match, the text should be something like...
[Kevin continues to maul Chris], but Adams recovers suddenly and first
ghetto blasts, then suplexes Kevin. Chris climbs to the top turnbuckle
for a splash, but Kevin recovers at the last moment and raises his
knees, catching Chris full on in the gut. Kevin mounts the top
turnbuckle and leaps off, hammering Chris with his fist, then pinning
him. Atlantis gets Kendo to submit to a half crab, and Mascara Sagrada
mops up the arena floor with Pirata Morgan.
At the end of the first fall of the Cien Caras and Conan versus Perro
Aguayo and El Rayo de Jalisco match, the text should be something
like...
[takes El Rayo down]. Perro Aguayo comes in and breaks up the pin
attempt, thrashing Conan with punches and head butts. Perro attempts a
pin, but Cien Caras comes in and breaks it up. Cien Caras and El Rayo
trade hits and misses for awhile, then El Rayo throws Cien Caras out of
the ring and executes a head first plancha on him, knocking him several
rows up the aisle. El Rayo badly damages his left knee in the process,
and as the ringside doctor tends to him on the floor, Conan mops up the
ring with Perro Aguayo. Conan mounts the top turnbuckle for a splash
attempt, but Perro catches and slams him to the mat. Perro then does
several somersault back splashes on Conan and pins him. El Rayo's
injury looks legitimate, and he's definitely out of this match.
Same match, end of the second fall, the text should be something
like...
[challenges both Cien Caras] and Perro Aguayo to hair vs. hair matches.
This shouldn't be a loss for Conan, given his increasingly bizarre hair
weaves. This week he looks like a psychedelic Davey Boy Smith. All
three men continue to fight among the spectators, and Cien Caras
continues to attack El Rayo every chance he gets. This sort of attack
on injured wrestlers is very common in Mexico, and I cringe every time
I see it. I'm not talking about faked injuries, but obviously very real
ones. Kung Fu is particularly bad about doing this.
I hope this makes everything OK. It's kind of hard to follow the action
when the end of nearly every fall is missing. Again, I'm sorry. Our Sun
people are hard at work trying to figure out what the problem is.
Regards to all,
Dave Fields