Notice the
use of the patented hypno-ray technology here. There
must be lots of subliminal messages here. Not sure
what they say exactly, but I do have a craving for
salt water taffy...
Anyway,
let's tear ourselves away from the mind control and
move into the main site. Can't miss the very nifty
animated logo at the top. You have the NECW logo with
at least a jigawatt of electricity flowing through it.
We do have a busy background here, which usually is
annoying but here it is not that intrusive. Nice
sidebar buttons with the content, plus front and
center the site features the latest news, and the card
for the next show, plus another look at the hypno-poster.
Salt water taffy. A couple of things are obviously
missing from this site, thankfully. No frames, and
most importantly, no
tedious
sleep inducing commentary column.
They do have something interesting for an Indy
promotion: a mission statement. As we check out some
of the other features, we see a good (although not yet
complete) profiles page. Complete title history here
as well as the ability to purchase tickets through
Paypal. I think it's time to head to the scorecard.
CONTENT:
graphics:
You have to love the
hypno-poster
(I don't know why exactly, but you do. Saltwater
Taffy) And there's the electric logo too. (17 out of
20 points)
information:
Up to date info here. No forum,
but other than that, no real complaints. (30 out of 35
points)
PRESENTATION:
creativity:
Pretty basic here, but some
unique stuff like the mission statement. (14 out of 20
points)
web
design: This site just
screams "neat and clean", they even make a
busy background work. Others can learn from their
straightforward approach. (19 out of 25 points)
TOTAL
SCORE: 80 out of a possible
100 (B)
Now
onto the Quick Hits
Wrestling
history buffs will love The
Wrestling Museum. There will be a quiz next
week on Frank Gotch.
And
this pic proves that not just the Red Sox
called Fenway home over the years.
One of
the strangest things about the 60's and 70's was
Apartment Wrestling. Enjoy this
match from 1975.
A few
funny lines here,
and this
site tells us about the wrestler who wore a
body suit with painted on muscles.
And
before we finish can we show some respect for the
elderly and visit the immortal Robbie
Ellis?.
As
usual, you may consider me,
