Dudes, the London and Kendrick shoot

[Vegas]

I finished watching the 2nd disc and this was honestly one of my favorite shoots of all time.

Without giving anything away, I thought it was really interesting what Kendrick said he wanted to do with Bryan Danielson in the WWE right before Kendrick left the WWE last summer.

I also liked what Kendrick and London said about their match against the Young Bucks at PWG's Kurt Russellmania show earlier this year that me and Cman attended as part of WrestleReunion 4 (some highlights from that match are shown during this shoot).

Another thing I found really interesting was some of their comments about some of the WWE tag teams they wrestled against (especially what they said about Deuce).

Overall, one of the most entertaining shoots I've ever watched by two of the nicest wrestlers I've ever met!

London is going to be at PWG's DDT4 this weekend (he's teaming with El Generico). I'm going to bring my cover of this shoot and, if I see him at intermission or after the show, ask him if he'll sign it.

[j]

I just got this yesterday and I've watched it over the past 2 days. I think this has gotta be my favorite shoot interview I've ever watched, these guys were very entertaining.

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The green screen thing threw me off from watching it, was just kind of stupid.

[kaeden]

The green screen was terrible, but i was more listening than watching, so it was cool.

I thought it was kinda funny the way it seemed like Paul would talk constantly, and Brian only when spoken to. It was like a Jay and Silent Bob thing.

[Gunslinger]

Jun 9, 2010 23:32:30 GMT -5 kaeden said:

The green screen was terrible, but i was more listening than watching, so it was cool.

I thought it was kinda funny the way it seemed like Paul would talk constantly, and Brian only when spoken to. It was like a Jay and Silent Bob thing.

I just watched this last night and I was thinking Jay and Silent Bob, although Kendrick sounds a lot like Jay when he talks.

The shoot was an interesting contrast to the Flair and Angle ones I've watched recently. Flair and Angle both seemed like they'd go back to the E at the drop of a hat while London & Kendrick both seemed to hate the experience.

Oh, and I also hated the green screen. It deformed the side of Paul London's head about half the time.