World Wrestling Federation 1994: RAW 21/3 posted!

• Bret Hart def. Yokozuna with Mr Fuji and James E. Cornette to win the WWF Championship. (10:33)
  
• Razor Ramon def. Shawn Michaels to win the WWF Undisputed Intercontinental Championship in a Ladder Match. (18:49)
  
• Earthquake def. Adam Bomb with Harvey Wippleman. (00:32)
  
• Yokozuna with Mr Fuji and James E. Cornette def. Lex Luger by disqualification to retain the WWF Championship; Mr Perfect was the Special Guest Referee. (14:40)
  
• Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) with Oscar def. The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) (c) with Johnny Polo by count-out; The Quebecers retain the WWF Tag Team Championships. (07:41)
  
• Alundra Blayze (c) def. Leilani Kai to retain the WWF Womens Championship. (03:20)
  
• Randy Savage def. Crush in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. (09:49)
  
• Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon def. Doink the Clown and Dink the Clown in a Mixed Tag Team Match. (06:09)
  
• Owen Hart def. Bret Hart (20:21)
  
• The Heavenly Bodies (Jimmy Del Ray and Tom Pritchard) with James E. Cornette def. The Bushwackers (Luke and Butch) (N/A)

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Like i said i didn't watch WCW. But i will look here once in a while.

From first glance, looks great. This is around the earliest wrestling that I can remember from when I was younger, so I'll be able to drop some good replies to this.

Please give Razor Ramon the WWF Title!!

94 is going to be my next diary. It's such an AWESOME year. I really want to see a Four Corners WWF Championship match at SummerSlam - Bret, Owen, Neidhart and Bulldog. Mmmmm.

Anywho, this should be brilliant. Maybe we could do a WWF/WCW early 90's split at some point.

Oh, and I have serious wood for Kwang. Where do we go from here?

WWF MONDAY NIGHT RAW: 21/03/1994

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"Now I know what you're all sayin'. You're sayin' that Bret Hart beat Yokozuna at WrestleMania X. You can cheer Bret's name all you want, but Bret, you know just as well as I do, and just as well as all of these idiots here in this building, that you had to CHEAT to beat Yokozuna! You had to beat him after a physical match with Lex Luger where your own best buddy, your ol' pal Roddy Piper was the ref. What did you do, Bret? Did you have him in your back pocket, Bret? How much did you pay him to grease the ropes so Yokozuna would fall, huh? Did you pay off the ring crew to loosen the ropes? The bottom line is the ropes were nice and sturdy when Yoko fought Luger earlier in the night, but all of a sudden when he gets in the ring with you, the ropes can't hold him. Pretty convenient, isn't it? Now I know you, Bret. You don't want another match with Yokozuna, and Jack Tunney's already turned me down. But you see, I've still got one man in my stable, I've still got the big man from Kona. I've still got Crush! So Bret, if you think you're gonna dodge my challenge any time soon, let me remind you this, Hitman: Wherever you go, you're gonna be lookin' over your shoulder. There's gonna be a shadow cast over you by this near seven foot Hawaiian monster. Bret, I'm giving you two weeks. If by two weeks from tonight, you haven't accepted our challenge, then whatever happens from here, is on your head. Not ours."

The crowd booed with animosity as James E. Cornette, Mr Fuji, Yokozuna and Crush left; the camera focusing mainly on Crush's fearsome facial expression.

Commercial Break[/color]

We return to Monday Night RAW as Vince McMahon was standing by with Johnny Polo, the broadcast partner for tonight on RAW as McMahon denoted how James E. Cornette had put a challenge on the table to new WWF Champion, Bret Hart demanding he give Crush a title opportunity and giving him two weeks. Polo interrupts however, mentioning how he'd like to tell how well The Quebecers did in retaining the WWF Tag Team Championships last night and how proud he is to have Pierre and Jacques as his clients. Vince made a sarcastic comment about how Men on a Mission should be champions tonight before we continue.

Bam Bam Bigelow with Luna Vachon def. Doink the Clown with Dink the Clown[/color]
Half of a rematch from WrestleMania X last night, as Doink the Clown was accompanied to the ring by Dink, whereas Bam Bam Bigelow had his main squeeze, Luna with him. Bigelow used his size to get in quite a bit of offense but Doink continuously gained advantage with his nutty actions, going for cheap shots whenever he could and going right for the legs of Bigelow. Doink soon went for a diving crossbody, but Bigelow slammed him before nailing the Diving Headbutt for the heavy win!

Bam Bam Bigelow proudly celebrated his victory over the comical clown, Doink as Dink got into the ring. Bigelow and Luna Vachon raised arms victorious; Luna then rushing over and grabbed Dink by the wig before shoving her down onto Doink!

Commercial Break[/color]

Men on a Mission with Oscar def. Mike Freeman and Eric Cody[/color]
An easy victory tonight for Mo and Mabel, as Oscar rapped them to the ring, Mo and Mabel making short work of the enhancement talent, Mike Freeman and Eric Cody. Cody and Freeman tried to go for Mo with a few double team moves but he took both men out. During the match Johnny Polo was accused of his Quebecers being cowards for walking away from Mo and Mabel during their title match the night before, Polo mentioning they got the job done regardless. A big splash by Mabel on Cody gave Men on a Mission the three.

The crowd popped as Mabel and Mo celebrated their win with Oscar; Mike Freeman and Eric Cody both laid out. Oscar seemed to look at Johnny Polo, signalling Men on a Mission not yet being doing with The Quebecers.

An advertisement aired, promoting next week's edition of Monday Night RAW to feature the return of Jerry "The King" Lawler's King's Court as he will be having Lex Luger on the show.

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Adam Bomb with Harvey Wippleman def. Ken Lucia[/color]
Not a competitive match at all as Adam Bomb was here to try and avenge his loss last night to Earthquake; an embarrassing defeat for Bomb to take in to say the least, losing to the big Canadian in less than a minute at WrestleMania X. Adam Bomb seemed vicious and he took Ken Lucia down extremely easily and tossed him around like a ragged doll; Adam Bomb just tearing the guy apart before finishing him with the Atom Smasher.

Adam Bomb roared as the crowd booed, Harvey Wippleman raising his client's hand in victory and beginning to talk into the camera, noting how Bomb wanted a rematch with Earthquake, and that he would annihilate him this time around. Adam then began to talk into the camera, saying how he would drop the bomb on Earthquake that will knock his foundation down!

An advertisement aired, promoting the WWF European Tour this week, scheduled to be in Germany, England, Wales, Scotland and Israel, all in the period of the next two weeks.

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An advertisement for next week's RAW aired, scheduled to see the almighty Yokozuna in action against Tatanka in an old feud returning, next week!

Shawn Michaels and Diesel def. The Bushwackers[/color]
A mildly competitive match here as Shawn Michaels seemed to be a little sore after having lost to Razor Ramon in the first ever Ladder match, losing his WWF Intercontinental Championship opportunity at WrestleMania X. Diesel did most of the work against Luke and Butch but the two Bushwackers bonded together to put on a good tussle with Diesel. Shawn would occasionally stick his head in for a cheap shot on one of the Bushwackers, and Diesel would finish it off with the Jackknife Powerbomb on Luke; Shawn getting the tag for the pinfall.

Shawn Michaels and Diesel celebrated their victory as Shawn was back on the right tracks, thanks to Diesel, the 'Heartbreak Kid' and 'Big Daddy Cool' Diesel stood over The Bushwackers as RAW drew to a close.


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I absolutely love you for going with Bret/Crush. It does seem a little odd considering Crush is coming off a loss at the end of a feud with Savage, and isn't really considered a main eventer. However, I love Crush, so all is well.

Cornette's promo was beautifully written. The rest was realistic, as expected. A standard episode of RAW. Keep it up.

Just noticed a few roster errors. You're missing Todd Pettengill, Stan Lane, Alfred Hayes, Ludvig Borga and Marty Jannetty (both still under contract at this point), Afa, Ted DiBiase, and Paul Bearer. You also have the Quebecers listed with their surnames, which weren't used whilst they were teaming. It'd also be nice to see who is face and who is heel too.