February 26, 2006:
Coming off the huge return last weekend, The Wrestling Crossfire is back again with a sure-fire hit. To kick it off, Doug delivers some big news about The Wrestling Crossfire and heads right into the TWC Mailroom where he answered questions on the Cruiserweight division, ECW One Night Stand II, roster cuts, Money In The Bank, and so much more. NWA Tri-State star and TWC's favorite guest Cole Cash then came on for his third Crossfire interview where he answered questions from the fans about his career, his thoughts on WWE/TNA, his favorite match in 2005, and way more. Cole even put up a surprise contest for all the viewers which may just be the hardest contest in Crossfire history.From there, Doug went over the Columnist of the Show as well as his Shoot Stop segment on the recent TNA suspension of Roderick Strong & Austin Aries. After that rant, Doug reviewed the recent No Way Out PPV where he talked about the whole card, build-up to Wrestlemania, and even the Guerrero storyline. Following that, Bryan Alvarez, editor of the Figure Four Weekly newsletter and co-author of Death Of WCW, joins the show for an amazing interview that spans everything from his wrestling career to his newsletter and book to even a run-down of the current state of wrestling. This is definitely a "can't miss" interview and one of the best in Crossfire history. Alvarez holds no punches and the depth at which he answers questions mixed with his natural comedy and flair really makes this interview shine. The show then goes out with a preview for next week's show and Doug announcing the winner's of last week's contest. From start to finish, the February 26th edition of the Crossfire is definitely a can't miss show as it touches down on everything in wrestling today. For some good music, good wrestling discussion, and much more; simply tune into The Wrestling Crossfire to hear just what Doug and these two stars will say next!
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February 26, 2006:
