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#1 Worst: Two big botches
One of the coolest things about this week's show, in keeping with the whole WCW theme, was the fact that DDP wrestled his last-ever match teaming up with QT Marshall and Dustin Rhodes. And how great did he look, jumping from the top rope at the sea of competitors waiting on the floor below?
Unfortunately, Jim Ross' night wasn't nearly as good, because he called MJF by two wrong names during the broadcast. I have said this many a time- Jim Ross is the greatest announcer in the history of the business and even today, when he's on fire nobody can touch him at the commentary desk.
I regret to say that he wasn't on fire this week because he called MJF, whom you may know better as Maxwell Jacob Friedman as Matthew and Michael. I have the greatest deal of respect for Jim Ross but these two botches have to be mentioned.
Tony Schiavone and Excalibur were great, however, and so was JR, at certain points. However, it was just not his night all the way through and these two botches became the subject of ridicule on the FITE TV chat as well with people suggesting drinking games when JR got someone's name wrong.
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