Ringside Live - May 8 2009 Entering The Dragons Gate 5/9/2009

Host Name:	Ringside Live
Show Name:	Ringside Live - May 8, 2009 [Entering The Dragon's Gate]
Date / Length:	5/8/2009 11:00 PM UTC - 1 hr 30 min
Description: h:8596 s:498068	Call us live during the show on 646 716 9721, as Ringside Live returns with Ian and Adam running down the week's news and events. We'll be joined live by Gabe Sapolsky to talk about the upcoming debut of Dragon Gate USA in Philadelphia, PA on July 25... We'll talk about the futures of Batista and Mr Kennedy, WWE's Florida developmental camp, Superstar Billy Graham... and announce next week's big guest! Take part in our wrestling viewing survey at http://tinyurl.com/d49esr - Check or out our Twitter - @ringsidelive - for more details! expand

Tags:	WWE UFC Gabe Sapolsky Wrestling Dragon Gate

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SLIMRJS

5/10/2009 1:20 AM UTC

VERY GOOD SHOW BUT SINCE I LIVE ON THE "LEFT" COAST THIS DRAGONGATE IS LIKE ROH AS FAR AS I AM CONCERNED IT DOES NOT EXIST I WISH I COULD KNOW HOW THE PPV'S ARE GOING TO BE MARKETED SHOWING THEM MONTH'S AFTER TAPING KILLS THE SUSPENSE FOR ME AND I WOULD NOT PAY FOR IT EITHER.

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Ringside Live - May 8, 2009 [Entering The Dragon's Gate]

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