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See what we were saying (well, what John Philapavage was yelling about), almost a year ago. It’s Four for the Road Archives.

Memories of the first 100 ROH shows, should WWE wrestlers be allowed to smoke weed, Kurt Angle’s health problems become scary in WWE, and remember when Joey Styles and ECW mattered? It’s all here in this archived version of the 5.4.06 Four For The Road

My first look at Mistico and his possibilities in America, WWE pisses off the wrong state athletic commission (and nothing ever happened), UFC scores big with Tito/Shamrock season of Ultimate Fighter, and some momentary sympathy for TNA. All this in the 5.10.06 version of Four For The Road

A letter from Staff writer Brian Hansley before he wrote his own stuff (or we had the site up), TNA does right by Samoa Joe (what was I thinking?), and some praise for a well decorated lucha tag team in this Monday May 15, 2006 edition of Four For The Road.

I try to sit through a whole RAW (while actually being excited about the product, and fail, and the ROH/CZW angle goes to the next level as Homicide joins in. It’s fun to look back in this Tuesday May 16, 2006 edition of Four For The Road.

An amusing Four for the Road from May 17, 2006 on why God must hate the Jarretts, the Carters, and TNA more then Vince McMahon. And this was before Vinny Russo was back in the picture.

An interesting Four For the Road as I look at why Kenny Doane and Kid Yamamoto might be the future of their chosen professions. Well, there’s still time. This is the 5.18.06 Four For The Road.

My disgust for the WWE’s revival of the ECW name continues on the 5.19.06 edition of Four for The Road as they land their newest “hot project” on the Sci-Fi Channel. that worked out well.

Thoughts on WWE’s Judgement Day PPV (more like questions) for this 5.29.06 Four For the Road.

Matt Hughes destroys Royce Gracie and a UFC 60 review. The Boom has landed!