Oblivion Feedback - 3.13.11

[Kirk Noble]

Match of the Night?

Moment of the Night?

Adam Abel made his final Pride appearance, defeating Silence...but his celebration was quickly cut by Pride newcomer Pitbull, who decimated the Astonishing One. After making an incredible splash onto Oblivion, where will Pitbull strike next?

Orge Lambart attempted to get his hands on Kate Black, but was topped by...Eric Valor? Valor later defeated Orge in his Pride debut. How will Orge, and Obscene retaliate to his profane act?

Aurelia pulled off a huge upset, defeating Dru Dallins. Aurelia has slowly moved through the ranks over the past couple of months, but is she destined to sit atop the Kingdom?

Callaway voiced displeasure about Jason Phoenix receiving a shot he feels is his. How will Callaway fare in the Survival Tournament?

The Main Event saw several conflicts boil over. Jason Phoenix and Josh Eagles brawled throughout the match...but Nash could not brawl with Noble, who left Nash to face the two alone. The White Rabbit was also in attendance, watching at the match progressed. What conflict interested you the most during the Main Event?

Who will win the tournament at Survival of the Proud?

Rating:

Other Thoughts:

[Josh Eagles]

Match of the Night? First show ever I didn't really find one that stood out to me.

Moment of the Night? Pitbull makes an impact!

Adam Abel made his final Pride appearance, defeating Silence...but his celebration was quickly cut by Pride newcomer Pitbull, who decimated the Astonishing One. After making an incredible splash onto Oblivion, where will Pitbull strike next?

He's going to have to try and make an impact in the tourney, but I have a funny feeling that Abel might be having just ONE more match at the next supercard.

Orge Lambart attempted to get his hands on Kate Black, but was topped by...Eric Valor? Valor later defeated Orge in his Pride debut. How will Orge, and Obscene retaliate to his profane act?

Ogre will just get his butt whooped, it's now an accepted fact

Aurelia pulled off a huge upset, defeating Dru Dallins. Aurelia has slowly moved through the ranks over the past couple of months, but is she destined to sit atop the Kingdom?

She will get another shot. She's defeated almost everyone on the roster and creates a truly compelling storyline.

Callaway voiced displeasure about Jason Phoenix receiving a shot he feels is his. How will Callaway fare in the Survival Tournament?

Hoping to see a whole new level from Mr. Callaway to back up his strong words. Seems like this roster is gunning for me hard.

The Main Event saw several conflicts boil over. Jason Phoenix and Josh Eagles brawled throughout the match...but Nash could not brawl with Noble, who left Nash to face the two alone. The White Rabbit was also in attendance, watching at the match progressed. What conflict interested you the most during the Main Event?

Wasn't a fan of the ME to be honest. I've worked really hard to try and make Eagles the face everyone said I needed to come out and be and I came off very heel in that main event I felt. It was just a little too chaotic, I think the idea was there but too much was happening to follow.

- What made Jason snap on Josh?
- Why did Josh fear the White Rabbit?
- Why the heck would Noble risk a loss?
- Are Nash and Noble both not faces or did I miss something, is Noble a heel I've always been a little confuzzled?

Who will win the tournament at Survival of the Proud?

Zombie or Nash

Rating: 8/10

Other Thoughts: I think this show was a little rushed because the build happened so quickly it felt after the last supercard, it felt like too much was trying to be justified. But I accept it because it's the first time it's ever happened here and all the storylines are still intriguing. I really like how the Survival of the Proud has so many motivators storylines to win.

[Delikado/J-Noble]

Johnny Noble is more or less a major neutral character, switching sides back and forth to best suit his own agenda. He loves the sport and wants it to prosper. However, he despises Nash (who returns the feeling) and basically played on his more heelish tendencies this week by leaving Nash to rot.

Sure, he risked a loss, but it was pretty much his way of saying "screw you, biker" and that was worth it to him.