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Added all the matches from the "Arthur Psycho" channel to a separate tab on the spreadsheet. There's also a tab counting total number of matches for notable wrestlers. I realize some of the matches on the tellumyort and Arthur Psycho matches may be redundant, and some of them are from Reslo. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GN8WpBFNVzqM6pSOPbnp1tlOiBt0-qT0YtwnDppnq-Q/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GN8WpBFNVzqM6pSOPbnp1tlOiBt0-qT0YtwnDppnq-Q/edit?usp=sharing I love Word of Sport. The only thing about trying to catch up with it is I end up watching matches in a pretty random order. So I put together this spreadsheet that puts the 284 World of Sport matches with dates on YouTube user tellumyort's channel in chronological order. That said, there are still 105 matches on the channel that don't list a date, which are listed at the bottom of the spreadsheet. If anyone could help fill in some of those blanks, that'd be great. All matches have corresponding hyperlinks. Also if there any World of Sport matches online that aren't on tellumyort's channel that should be included, please mention them. And if you have dates for them that'd be even better.

You can watch the numerous replays of the chokeslam bump beginning at 12:50 Judging by how the bump was executed, I believe the chokeslam through the cage was completely intentional. A normal chokeslam would finish with Taker's opponent bumping right alongside and almost underneath Taker. The chokeslam to Foley through the cage is quite different. Watch the way Taker pushes Foley forward and away from himself (Taker) with the chokeslam, seemingly to ensure Foley bumped on the section that Taker was not standing on, to ensure Taker would not go through the cage as well. Also notice that Foley's feet are on the rail as he leaves his feet for the bump, probably to further ensure he bumped on the section Taker was not standing on. Perhaps that particular section he went through was even gimmicked to give way exactly as it did, so that perhaps that had to be the section he took the chokeslam bump on. Of course this conflicts with Foley's account that, sure, the bump off the cage through the announce table was planned, but the chokeslam through the cage to the ring was totally unexpected.