AAA (THU) 01/29 Circus Circus, DF [AAA]
1) Mascarita Sagrada 2007, Pimpinela Escarlata, Sexy Star b Fabi Apache, Mini Psicosis III, Polvo de Esterllas
2) Jack Evans & Teddy Hart b Alex Koslov & Rocky Romero
3) El Elegido & Mesias b Kenzo Suzuki & Zorro
Night club show, much like Bucanero’s a few weeks ago. Elegido had home turf advantage.
AAA’s site list these taping sites for February. They don’t list when the shows are, but might as well put them here
02/?? – Palenque de la Feria, Tlaxcala
02/?? – Centro Civico de Ecatepec, EdM
02/?? – Celaya
02/?? – Cuernavaca
While I’m thinking AAA and it’s website – does anyone else find it strange that they never actually seem to talk to any of the AAA wrestlers? There’s history pieces (10 years ago, Charly Manson was slightly more of an impersonator than he is today), there’s lineups and there’s show reports, but that’s all the same stuff *I* could do if I had access to AAA’s press releases too. Or anyone could, if they had that access and the time. CMLL (and other promotions) sites don’t have that kind of access, but the modernization of AAA’s site makes the lack of content more apparent and CMLL does all of the up-close/angle promos on Ras de Lona.
My theory is they outsourced the website. Either a bunch of fans are running it (which would explain an odd article or two) or to a professional group that’s just in charge of receiving the information from AAA and putting it up. Either way, it seems like a one way communication deal and missed chances. I shouldn’t be going to Box Y Lucha to read a story about Picudo’s job as training the hopefuls, AAA should have that first. Same thing with the Estrellita injury – AAA’s site put up an article a couple days after the outside press had already reported on the injury, being scooped on a wrestler in their own company. And that’s not even to mention the promos and storyline stuff that could/should be up there. Even if they’re trying to save most of that for the magazine, they need to do a far better job of selling people on reading it.
BTW, first person who can figure what happened to the RSS feed for events or what I can do to simulate it gets a gold star.
I think they outsources their site back in 2005. Up till 2005 the site was proffessionally done and user friendly. Then it shut down for like 5 months and came back looking like something a high school kid did in his basement. They revamped the site in 2008 making it look more high tech but it’s still the same old bullshit.
I could be wrong but I think that televisa had put together the site the had up to 2005.