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Post by duan on Jul 4, 2009 13:42:00 GMT -5
-- WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION -- WHAT COULD BE NEXT?
The year is 1998 and one specific dynamite duo is on everyone in the WWF's minds, D-Generation X! The most powerful stable currently in the World Wrestling Federation has pretty much taken over and are running their own show. Shawn Michaels, current World Wrestling Federation champion, has been sitting atop of this food chain since this famous 'Montreal Screwjob' of Bret Hart at Survivor Series: Gang Rulez! Michaels was also reigning European champion for some time until, recently, Commissioner Slaughter put Shawn Michaels in a match with his tag partner, Hunter Hearst Hemsley for the championship and Hunter Hearst Hemsley came out victorious in a 'hard-fought' bout. Michaels laid down for Hunter Hearst Hemsley and the belt stayed in the DX family. The wild card of D-Generation X is their body guard, Chyna. This mammoth of a woman is apparently the strongest member of the group and protects the other two members of DX. Shawn Michaels is currently in a pickle of sorts. Owen Hart, the brother of Bret Hart and member of the Hart Foundation, has returned to gain some revenge for the actions DX has taken on the Hart Foundation. DX has embarrassed Bret Hart, Jim Neidhart, and Davey Boy Smith. Owen Hart is looking to stop all this madness and he is also looking to take some gold from DX while he gets the revenge he is craving. But that is not all for D-Generation X. They cannot forget about Shawn Michaels' opponent for the 1998 Royal Rumble...The Undertaker! Michaels must defend his WWF Championship against the deadman, but not in an ordinary match. He must defend it in a casket match! D-Generation X appears to be in trouble...will they be able to survive this adversity?
There is another member of the WWF roster that is just doing as he pleases and that man is 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin! Austin had officially become a thorn in everyone's side at the end of 1997. Austin has thrown the Intercontinental Championship into a river, stunned Santa Clause, and just raised hell all over the WWF roster. This year, Austin has his sights set on something larger, the WWF World Heavyweight Championship. This will be Austin's opportunity to do so, as he has entered himself into the 1998 Royal Rumble!
Stables have really come into play this past year and many of them are still going strong, especially the Nation of Domination. Led now by The Rock, the Intercontinental Champion, the NOD have targeted Ken Shamrock as their next victim. The Rock has given Shamrock an opportunity to wrestle for the Intercontinental Championship at the Royal Rumble. Will Shamrock be able to overcome Faarooq, D'Lo Brown, Kama Mustafa, AND the Rock? Or will be become their next victim? The stable war also rages on between Los Boricuas, The Disciples Of Apocalyspe, and many others!
The New Age Outlaws, 'Roaddog' Jesse James & 'Bad Ass' Billy Gunn, have emerged WWF Tag Team champions at the end of 1997, but they didn't do it the right way. They had screwed the Legion of Doom out of their belts and have attacked LOD many times to put them on the shelve. It's been announced that the Legion of Doom should be ready for action at the Royal Rumble. The real question is...will the New Age Outlaws be ready to face their fate?
Other notable feuds/storylines include; Vader has been battling with the mysterious one, Goldust and his manager, Luna Vachon. This feud should come to a close sooner rather than later...Marc Mero has been trying to cover up his exhibitionist girlfriend, Sable. Mero has gone to extremes to keep her covered up, including putting her in a potato sack. Sable keeps rebelling against her boyfriend's actions and Mero isn't taking too kindly to it...Kane, the brother of the Undertaker has been running a muck of the WWF roster. He will continue these actions until his brother comes and stops him!...The first ever WWF Light heavyweight champion, TAKA Michinoku, has been trying to get the monkeys that are Jerry Lawler & Brian Christopher off his back. Christopher is upset about losing to TAKA in the Light Heavyweight tournament finals and he has called upon his 'daddy' to take care of his problems.
What is to come next in the World Wrestling Federation? Will they be able to finally beat World Championship Wrestling in the ratings war? We will just have to find out!
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Post by duan on Jul 4, 2009 13:44:41 GMT -5
WWF ROSTER |Face|Heel|Inactive| [last revised: April 1998; Week #2]
Main Event: | Kane | Mankind | Shawn Michaels | Steve Austin | The Undertaker |
Upper Midcard: | Billy Gunn | Jeff Jarrett | Ken Shamrock | Owen Hart | Road Dogg | Rocky Miavia | Triple H |
Midcard: | Animal | Bradshaw | Faarooq | Goldust | Hawk | Mosh |Thrasher | Vader |
Lower Midcard: | 8-Ball | Bart Gunn | Bob Holly | Brian Christopher | Chainz | D'Lo Brown | Flash Funk | Henry O. Godwinn | Kama Mustafa | Kurrgan | Marc Mero | Phineas I. Godwinn | Quebecer Jacques | Quebecer Pierre | Savio Vega | Scott Taylor | Skull | Steve Blackman | TAKA Michinoku |
Opener: | Al Snow | Devon Storm | Flash Flanagan |
Other: | Chyna | Commissioner Slaughter | Luna Vachon | Paul Bearer | Sable | Terry Funk | Vince McMahon |
Development: | Adam Copeland | Andrew Martin | Brakkus | Chris Kanyon | Darren Drozdov | Gangrel | Jay Reso | Jeff Hardy | Mark Henry | Matt Bloom | Matt Hardy | Mike Quackenbush | Mr. Aguila | Scott Riggs | Sean Morely | Sho Funaki | Super Calo |
WWF TEAMS & STABLES Tag Teams: | The Godwinns | The Headbangers | Legion of Doom | New Age Outlaws | The Quebecers |
Stables: | D-Generation X | Disciples of Apocalypse | The Nation | The South |
WWF TITLE HOLDERS
| | | | | WWF World Heavyweight Champion | WWF Intercontinental Champion | WWF Tag Team Champions | WWF European Champion | WWF Light Heavyweight Champion | 1) Buddy Rogers (04/29/1963 - 05/17/1963) 2) Bruno Sammartino (05/17/1963 - 01/18/1971) 3) Ivan Koloff (01/18/1971 - 02/08/1971) 4) Pedro Morales (02/08/1971 - 12/01/1973) 5) Stan Stasiak (12/01/1973 - 12/10/1973) 6) Bruno Sammartino [2] (12/10/1973 - 04/30/1977) 7) Billy Graham (04/30/1977 - 02/20/1978) 8) Bob Backlund (02/20/1978 - 12/26/1983) 9) The Iron Sheik (12/26/1983 - 01/23/1984) 10) Hulk Hogan (01/23/1984 - 02/05/1988) 11) Andre The Giant (02/05/1988 - 02/05/1988) -- TITLE VACATED (02/05/1988 - 03/27/1988) -- 12) Randy Savage (03/27/1988 - 04/02/1989) 13) Hulk Hogan [2] (04/02/1989 - 04/01/1990) 14) Ultimate Warrior (04/01/1990 - 01/19/1991) 15) Sgt. Slaughter (01/19/1991 - 03/24/1991) 16) Hulk Hogan [3] (03/24/1991 - 11/27/1991) 17) The Undertaker (11/27/1991 - 12/03/1991) 18) Hulk Hogan [4] (12/03/1991 - 12/04/1991) -- TITLE VACATED (12/04/1991 - 01/19/1992) -- 19) Ric Flair (01/19/1992 - 04/05/1992) 20) Randy Savage (04/05/1992 - 09/01/1992) 21) Ric Flair [2] (09/01/1992 - 10/12/1992) 22) Bret Hart (10/12/1992 - 04/04/1993) 23) Yokozuna (04/04/1993 - 04/04/1993) 24) Hulk Hogan [5] (04/04/1993 - 06/13/1993) 25) Yokozuna [2] (06/13/1993 - 03/20/1994) 26) Bret Hart [2] (03/20/1994 - 11/23/1994) 27) Bob Backlund [2] (11/23/1994 - 11/26/1994) 28) Diesel (11/26/1994 - 11/19/1995) 29) Bret Hart [3] (11/19/1995 - 03/31/1996) 30) Shawn Michaels (03/31/1996 - 11/17/1996) 31) Sycho Sid (11/17/1996 - 01/19/1997) 32) Shawn Michaels [2] (01/19/1997 - 02/13/1997) -- TITLE VACATED (02/13/1997 - 02/16/1997) 33) Bret Hart [4] (02/16/1997 - 02/17/1997) 34) Sycho Sid [2] (02/17/1997 - 03/23/1997) 35) The Undertaker [2] (03/23/1997 - 08/03/1997) 36) Bret Hart [5] (08/03/1997 - 11/09/1997) 37) Shawn Michaels [3] (11/09/1997 - 03/29/1998)
| 1) Pat Patterson (09/15/1979 - 04/21/1980) 2) Ken Patera (04/21/1980 - 12/08/1980) 3) Pedro Morales (12/08/1980 - 06/20/1981) 4) Don Muraco (06/20/1981 - 12/13/1981) 5) Pedro Morales [2] (12/13/1981 - 01/22/1983) 6) Don Muraco [2] (01/22/1983 - 02/11/1984) 7) Tito Santana (02/11/1984 - 09/24/1984) 8) Greg Valentine (09/24/1984 - 07/06/1985) 9) Tito Santana [2] (07/06/1985 - 02/08/1986) 10) Randy Savage (02/08/1986 - 03/29/1987) 11) Ricky Steamboat (03/29/1987 - 06/02/1987) 12) Honky Tonk Man (06/02/1987 - 08/29/1988) 13) Ultimate Warrior (08/29/1988 - 04/02/1989) 14) Rick Rude (04/02/1989 - 08/28/1989) 15) Ultimate Warrior [2] (08/28/1989 - 04/01/1990) -- TITLE VACATED (04/01/1990 - 04/23/1990) -- 16) Mr. Perfect (04/23/1990 - 08/27/1990) 17) Texas Tornado (08/27/1990 - 02/19/1990) 18) Mr. Perfect [2] (02/19/1990 - 08/26/1991) 19) Bret Hart (08/26/1991 - 01/17/1992) 20) The Mountie (01/17/1992 - 01/19/1992) 21) Roddy Piper (01/19/1992 - 04/05/1992) 22) Bret Hart [2] (04/05/1992 - 08/29/1992) 23) British Bulldog (08/29/1992 - 10/27/1992) 24) Shawn Michaels (10/27/1992 - 05/17/1993) 25) Marty Jannetty (05/17/1993 - 06/06/1993) 26) Shawn Michaels [2] (06/06/1993 - 09/27/1993) -- TITLE VACATED (09/27/1993 - 09/27/1993) -- 27) Razor Ramon (09/27/1993 - 04/13/1994) 28) Diesel (04/13/1994 - 08/29/1994) 29) Razor Ramon [2] (08/29/1994 - 01/22/1995) 30) Jeff Jarrett (01/22/1995 - 04/26/1995) 31) Bob Holly (04/26/1995 - 04/26/1995) 31a) Jeff Jarrett [2] (04/26/1995 - 05/19/1995) 32) Razor Ramon [3] (05/19/1995 - 05/22/1995) 33) Jeff Jarrett [3] (05/22/1995 - 07/23/1995) 34) Shawn Michaels [3] (07/23/1995 - 10/22/1995) 35) Dean Douglas (10/22/1995 - 10/22/1995) 36) Razor Ramon [4] (10/22/1995 - 01/21/1996) 37) Goldust (01/21/1996 - 04/01/1996) -- TITLE VACATED (04/01/1996 - 04/01/1996) -- 38) Goldust [2] (04/01/1996 - 06/23/1996) 39) Ahmed Johnson (06/23/1996 - 08/12/1996) -- TITLE VACATED (08/12/1996 - 09/23/1996) -- 40) Marc Mero (09/23/1996 - 10/21/1996) 41) Hunter Hearst Hemsley (10/21/1996 - 02/13/1997) 42) Rocky Maivia (02/13/1997 - 04/28/1997) 43) Owen Hart (04/28/1997 - 08/03/1997) 44) Steve Austin (08/03/1997 - 09/08/1997) -- TITLE VACATED (09/08/1997 - 10/05/1997) -- 45) Owen Hart [2] (10/05/1997 - 11/09/1997) 46) Steve Austin (11/09/1997 - 12/08/1997) 47) Rocky Maivia (12/08/1997 - 03/29/1998)
| 1) Luke Graham & Tarzan Tyler (06/03/1971 - 12/06/1971) 2) Karl Gotch & Rene Goulet (12/06/1971 - 02/01/1972) 3) King Curtis Iaukea & Mikel Scicluna (02/01/1972 - 05/22/1972) 4) Sonny King & Chief Jay Strongbow (05/22/1972 - 06/27/1972) 5) Mr. Fuji & Professor Tanaka (06/27/1972 - 05/30/1973) 6) Haystacks Calhoun & Tony Garea (05/30/1973 - 09/11/1973) 7) Mr. Fuji & Professor Tanaka [2] (09/11/1973 - 11/14/1973) 8) Tony Garea [2] & Dean Ho (11/14/1973 - 05/08/1974) 9) Jimmy & Johnny Valiant (05/08/1974 - 05/13/1975) 10) Dominic DeNucci & Victor Rivera/Pat Barret (05/13/1975 - 08/26/1975) 11) The Blackjacks (08/26/1975 - 11/08/1975) 12) Louis Cerdan & Tony Parisi (11/08/1975 - 05/11/1976) 13) The Executioners (05/11/1976 - 11/26/1976) -- TITLES VACATED (11/26/1976 - 12/07/1976) -- 14) Chief Jay Strongbow [2] & Billy White Wolf (12/07/1976 - 08/01/1977) -- TITLE VACATED (08/01/1977 - 09/27/1977) -- 15) Mr. Fuji & Professor Tanaka [3] (09/27/1977 - 03/14/1978) 16) Dino Bravo & Dominic DeNucci [2] (03/14/1978 - 06/26/1978) 17) The Yukon Lumberjacks (06/26/1978 - 11/21/1978) 18) Tony Garea [3] & Larry Zbyszko (11/21/1978 - 03/06/1979) 19) Jerry & Johnny Valiant [2] (03/06/1979 - 10/22/1979) 20) Tito Santana & Ivan Putski (10/22/1979 - 04/12/1980) 21) The Wild Samoans (04/12/1980 - 08/09/1980) 22) Bob Backlund & Pedro Morales (08/09/1980 - 08/10/1980) -- TITLE VACATED (08/10/1980 - 09/09/1980) -- 23) The Wild Samoans (09/09/1980 - 11/08/1980) 24) Tony Garea [4] & Rick Martel (11/08/1980 - 03/07/1981) 25) The Moondogs (03/07/1981 - 07/21/1981) 26) Tony Garea [5] & Rick Martel [2] (07/21/1981 - 10/13/1981) 27) Mr. Fuji [4] & Mr. Saito (10/13/1981 - 06/28/1982) 28) Chief Jay [3] & Jules Strongbow (06/28/1982 - 07/13/1982) 29) Mr. Fuji [5] & Mr. Saito [2] (07/13/1982 - 10/16/1982) 30) Chief Jay [4] & Jules Strongbow [2] (10/16/1982 - 03/08/1983) 31) The Wild Samoans [3] (03/08/1983 - 11/15/1983) 32) Tony Atlas & Rocky Johnson (11/15/1983 - 04/17/1984) 33) Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch (04/17/1984 - 01/21/1985) 34) The U.S. Express (01/21/1985 - 03/31/1985) 35) The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff (03/31/1985 - 06/17/1985) 36) The U.S. Express [2] (06/17/1985 - 08/24/1985) 37) Brutus Beefcake & Greg Valentine (08/24/1985 - 04/07/1986) 38) The British Bulldogs (04/07/1986 - 01/26/1987) 39) The Hart Foundation (01/26/1987 - 10/27/1987) 40) Rick Martel [3] & Tito Santana [2] (10/27/1987 - 03/27/1988) 41) Demolition (03/27/1988 - 07/18/1989) 42) The Brain Busters (07/18/1989 - 10/02/1989) 43) Demolition [2] (10/02/1989 - 12/13/1989) 44) Andre The Giant & Haku (12/13/1989 - 04/01/1990) 45) Demolition [3] (04/01/1990 - 08/27/1990) 46) The Hart Foundation [2] (08/27/1990 - 03/24/1991) 47) Nasty Boys (03/24/1991 - 08/26/1991) 48) Legion of Doom (08/26/1991 - 02/07/1992) 49 Money Inc. (02/07/1992 - 07/20/1992) 50) The Natural Disasters (07/20/1992 - 10/13/1992) 51) Money Inc. [2] (10/13/1992 - 06/14/1993) 52) Steiner Brothers (06/14/1993 - 06/16/1993) 53) Money Inc. [3] (06/16/1993 - 06/19/1993) 54) Steiner Brothers [2] (06/19/1993 - 09/13/1993) 55) The Quebecers (09/13/1993 - 01/10/1994) 56) 1-2-3 Kid & Marty Jannetty (01/10/1994 - 01/17/1994) 57) The Quebecers [2] (01/17/1994 - 03/29/1994) 58) Men on a Mission (03/29/1994 - 03/31/1994) 59) The Quebecers [3] (03/31/1994 - 04/26/1994) 60) The Headshrinkers (04/26/1994 - 08/28/1994) 61) Shawn Michaels & Diesel (08/28/1994 - 11/23/1994) -- TITLES VACATED (11/23/1994 - 01/22/1995) -- 62) 1-2-3 Kid [2] & Bob Holly (01/22/1995 - 01/23/1995) 63) The Smoking Gunns (01/23/1995 - 04/02/1995) 64) Owen Hart & Yokozuna (04/02/1995 - 09/24/1995) 65) Shawn Michaels & Diesel [2] (09/24/1995 - 09/25/1995) 66) Owen Hart & Yokozuna [2] (09/25/1995 - 09/25/1995) 67) The Smoking Gunns [2] (09/25/1995 - 02/15/1996) -- TITLES VACATED (02/15/1996 - 03/31/1996) -- 68) The Bodydonnas (03/31/1996 - 05/19/1996) 69) The Godwinns (05/19/1996 - 05/26/1996) 70) The Smoking Gunns [3] (05/26/1996 - 09/22/1996) 71) Owen Hart [3] & British Bulldog [2] (09/22/1996 - 05/25/1997) 72) Steve Austin & Shawn Michaels [3] (05/25/1997 - 07/14/1997) -- TITLES VACATED (07/14/1997 - 07/14/1997) 73) Steve Austin [2] & Dude Love (07/14/1997 - 09/07/1997) -- TITLES VACATED (09/07/1997 - 09/07/1997) 74) The Headbangers (09/07/1997 - 10/05/1997) 75) The Godwinns [2] (10/05/1997 - 10/07/1997) 76) Legion of Doom [2] (10/07/1997 - 11/24/1997) | 1) British Bulldogg (02/26/1997 - 09/20/1997) 2) Shawn Michaels (09/20/1997 - 12/11/1997) 3) Triple H (12/11/1997 - 03/29/1998)
| | Steve Austin (03/29/1998 - ) [0 defenses] | Ken Shamrock (03/29/1998 - ) [1 defense] | New Age Outlaws (11/24/1997 - ) [2 defenses] | Owen Hart (03/29/1998 - ) [0 defenses] | TAKA Michinoku (12/07/1997 - ) [1 defense] |
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Post by duan on Jul 4, 2009 13:45:36 GMT -5
WWF 1998 SCHEDULE WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, APRIL WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, APRIL WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, APRIL WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, APRIL WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: IN YOUR HOUSE; UNFORGIVEN [SUNDAY, APRIL WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, MAY WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, MAY WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, MAY WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, MAY WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, MAY WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, MAY WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, MAY WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, MAY WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: IN YOUR HOUSE; OVER THE EDGE [SUNDAY, MAY WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, JUNE WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, JUNE WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, JUNE WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, JUNE WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, JUNE WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, JUNE WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, JUNE WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, JUNE WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: KING OF THE RING [SUNDAY, JUNE WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, JULY WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, JULY WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, JULY WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, JULY WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, JULY WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, JULY WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, JULY WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, JULY WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: IN YOUR HOUSE; FULLY LOADED [SUNDAY, JULY WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, AUGUST WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, AUGUST WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, AUGUST WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, AUGUST WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, AUGUST WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, AUGUST WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, AUGUST WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, AUGUST WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: SUMMERSLAM [SUNDAY, AUGUST WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: IN YOUR HOUSE; BREAKDOWN [SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: IN YOUR HOUSE; JUDGMENT DAY [SUNDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, OCTOBER WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: SURVIVOR SERIES [SUNDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, NOVEMBER WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 1] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 2] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: IN YOUR HOUSE; TBD [SUNDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 3] WWF PRESENTS: MONDAY NIGHT RAW [MONDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 4] WWF PRESENTS: WRESTLING SHOWCASE [THURSDAY, DECEMBER WEEK 4]
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Jay "The Brain" Mann [OFSU]
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Holy crap, it's been OVER ten years since I joined?
Joined on: Jun 17, 2009 16:39:05 GMT -5
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Post by Jay "The Brain" Mann [OFSU] on Jul 4, 2009 13:48:03 GMT -5
Sounds like WWF 1998. And that's good.
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Post by Matt on Jul 4, 2009 14:14:00 GMT -5
Great backstory, this will be excellent.
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Post by DTP. on Jul 4, 2009 14:47:01 GMT -5
Awesome stuff, Duaner. I will be replying to this oftenly, hopefully you remember to return them to me more in this. I'm sure this diary will beat your old WWF 1998 diary, also.
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Post by duan on Jul 4, 2009 23:25:49 GMT -5
HUGE RAW MAIN EVENT ANNOUNCED! - www.WWFNewswire.com
To open up 1998, Commissioner Slaughter has given Degeneration X a late Christmas gift. This week on Monday Night Raw, Slaughter has announced a blockbuster main event that will pit the current European Champion, Triple H, against fellow DX member's Royal Rumble opponent, The Undertaker! We are also hearing that DX will be responding to this action taken by Slaughter, right when we open up Raw this week in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania! Be sure to tune into Monday Night Raw, on the USA Network, this Monday at 9/8c!
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Post by mattoriginal on Jul 4, 2009 23:28:53 GMT -5
Hoping for some Kurrgan, that dude was a beast during the beginning of 1998.
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Post by Matt on Jul 5, 2009 21:39:18 GMT -5
Triple H versus Undertaker should be gold.
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Post by duan on Jul 5, 2009 23:44:43 GMT -5
the following is a product of the world wrestling federationWORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION PRESENTS:MONDAY NIGHT RAW #1!- Monday, Week 1, January 1998 - The following matches were taped for this week's edition of WWF Shotgun Saturday Night:Flash Funk defeated Miguel Perez Jr. via Scorpio Splash in 5:53 [C-] Non-Title: The New Age Outlaws [Roaddog/Billy Gunn] defeated two locals via Gunn using the ropes for leverage at 7:06 [C]MONDAY NIGHT RAWWWF Monday Night Raw opens with the usual opening video package and then pyro explodes inside the Giant Center in Pennsylvania! The 10,000+ crowd wave their signs and go crazy for camera as we are joined by our commentating crew for the evening: Jim Ross, Kevin Kelly, & Michael Cole! Ross welcomes the fans at home to Raw and announces tonight's blockbuster main event featuring Triple H of Degeneration X facing off with The Undertaker! Before Ross can get anything else out, he is interrupted by none other than Degeneration X. Shawn Michaels, WWF World Champion, leads the cavalry to the ring and all 3 don't look to happy. They don't do their usual pyro and just stand in the ring as Michaels grabs a microphone. Shawn explains to the crowd about how UNFAIR tonight's main event is. Nobody should be facing the Undertaker in the first place, let alone Triple H tonight, and even Shawn Michaels at the Royal Rumble...ESPECIALLY IN A CASKET MATCH! Michaels calls The Undertaker an injury risk and is now refusing to face him in 3 weeks. Triple H also announces that he will not be facing the Undertaker tonight and Slaugher needs to find himself a new main event. Commissioner Slaughter then makes his way on to the ramp and tells the boys of DX that they have no choice. Either they face the Undertaker on their respective nights or they forfeit their belts. The crowd is happy either way, so they start cheering, and Slaughter tells Triple H that he will see him in the ring tonight, as he will be down at ringside to make sure nothing funny happens! Slaughter walks off as Shawn Michaels yells at him, saying that he is going directly to Mr. McMahon to complain about their treatment, but it was to no avail. Jim Ross and company then go on to promote tonight's main event yet again, featuring the deadman, The Undertaker and one-half of Degeneration X, the European Champion, Triple H! Ross tells the fans at home that this one should definitely be a classic! Following the putting over, Marc Mero made his way down to the ring without Sable. Ross puts over that Mero will be in competition against 'The World's Most Dangerous Man' Ken Shamrock, after the break! [B+]Singles Match: Ken Shamrock vs. Marc Mero- Shamrock was met with a nice sized pop from the crowd in Philly when he stepped out to the ramp. - Shamrock definitely had the upper-hand in this match and Mero couldn't keep up with the pace that Shamrock set. - At about 12 minutes, Sable made her way down to the ring, dressed in only a bikini! The crowd started to cheer for her and Mero, who had an advantage, told her to get out of here. - Distracted by Sable, Mero was met with a big Belly-to-Belly suplex and then an Ankle Lock. Mero had no choice but to submit. Ken Shamrock defeats Marc Mero via an Ankle Lock in 12:52
After the bell sounded, Ken Shamrock wouldn't let the hold off of Mero and continued to lock in the Ankle Lock. The referee tried to pull Shamrock off Mero, but it was no use. Eventually, a few workers from the back got Shamrock to break the hold, but the damage was done. Shamrock then grabbed the camera that was in the ring and told Rocky Maivia that this was his fate at the Royal Rumble. [C+]
We went to commercial break with a graphic stating that Owen Hart WILL be back in action tonight! This will be Hart's first match since his return. [B+]
Singles Match: Kurrgan (w/The Jackyl) vs. Scott Taylor - We came back from commercial break and the announce team was joined by the Jackyl. Tonight, Scott Taylor will be Kurrgan's meal. - Kurrgan started off powerful from the get-go and Taylor virtually had NO shot in this match. - The power of Kurrgan was just too much for the cruiser-weight and eventually, Kurrgan put him down with the Claw. Kurrgan defeats Scott Taylor via The Claw in 4:56 [D]
We took another commercial break and when we return, Al Snow was awaiting his opponent, Devon Storm, in the ring. Instead, Al Snow was greeted by the monster known as Kane! Kane walked slowly down to the ring and Al tried to get out of dodge, but it didn't work. Kane chokeslammed Snow to high-hell and then a Tombstone finished him off. Paul Bearer told the crowd that these attacks will continue until Kane gets what he wants and that's his brother inside this ring. Kane then proceeded to give ANOTHER Tombstone to Snow and then the pairing left Snow down and out. [C+]
Tag Team Match: Los Boricuas [Miguel Perez Jr./Savio Vega] vs. Disciples of Apocalypse [Skull/8-Ball] - A traditional tag team match was next up here on Monday Night Raw! - The announces were pretty bored during this one, so they kept putting over the main event tonight, which featured Triple H & The Undertaker! - The Boricuas really didn't see much offense in this one and the crowd didn't see much action. - Skull eventually got his team the victory after he nailed Miguel Perez with a Big Boot. The Disciples of Apocalypse defeat Los Boricuas via Big Boot from Skull to Miguel Perez in 8:09 [C-]
Afterward, Jim Ross put over once again that Owen Hart will be in action tonight and yes...its NEXT!
THE WAR ZONE
Jerry 'The King' Lawler joined Jim Ross on commentary as Cole & Kelly went off.
Singles Match: Owen Hart vs. Kama Mustafa [w/The Nation of Domination] - The crowd was really into Hart when he made his entrance to the ring. - The Nation came down to the ring with Mustafa, minus the Intercontinental Champion, Rocky Maivia. He seemed to be MIA for this match. - Hart basically had full control of the match, but Mustafa also used his power advantage to take down Hart a few times. - Owen eventually got the victory following a Sharpshooter. Mustafa had no choice but to tap out! Owen Hart defeats Kama Mustafa via Sharpshooter in 8:53 [B-]
Todd Pettengail was able to catch up with 'Double J' Jeff Jarrett before his match tonight. Before Todd could say anything, Jarrett promised him victory tonight and he also promised some good old wrestling! Jarrett walked off as Pettengail looked puzzled. [C-]
Singles Match: Jeff Jarrett vs. Justin 'Hawk' Bradshaw - Bradshaw hasn't been seen around lately, but he looks to be in good shape. - Jarrett came down to the ring and was greeted by massive boos. The crowd really hates this guy. - The match was acutally pretty even through-out, even though it was relatively short. - Jarrett got the victory after using a pair of brass knuckles he brought down to the ring. So much for good old wrestling. Jeff Jarrett defeats Justin 'Hawk' Bradshaw via foreign object in 6:52 [C+]
In his post match celebration, Jarrett wouldn't leave the ring until he got the fans to cheer for him. Jarrett had some extreme heat and eventually left as the crowd wouldn't cheer.
The New Age Outlaws, WWF Tag Team Champions, were gracious enough to grace us with their presence when we returned from break. The Outlaws tell the crowd that if the LOD will be ready by the Royal Rumble, they are going to need a warm-up match. Billy Gunn, the Bad Ass, challenged any loser from the back to come and face him right here, right now. Up for the challenge tonight was high-flyin' Flash Funk! The crowd got very over for Funk. [C]
Singles Match: Billy Gunn [w/Roaddog] vs. Flash Funk - The match started off with just Gunn completely dominating the Funk. - Flash was eventually able to make a little comeback run in the middle of this short match, but it was no use. - Roaddog kept screwing around with Funk on the outside and this lead to the end of the match. - Billy Gunn was able to his the Fameasser on Funk to get the victory. Billy Gunn defeats Flash Funk via Fameasser at 4:32 [C-]
The King & JR put over the fact that tonight's main event will be Triple H squaring off with Shawn Michaels' opponent for the Royal Rumble, the Undertaker! Oh boy, that match is next!
Main Event - Singles Match: The Undertaker vs. Triple H (w/DX) - Triple H was first to come down to the ring and man, Degeneration X really didn't look all too thrilled about this one. - The Deadman got himself a big hand when he made his way down to the ring and he looked at his best here tonight. - The crowd was very into this back and fourth match and they had to be on the edge of their seats. - Eventually, the Undertaker was able to get the best of Triple H and he was able to catch him with a Big Chokeslam! The Undertaker picked up the victory after a pinfall. The Undertaker defeats Triple H via Chokeslam at 15:41 [B+]
Right after the pinfall, Shawn Michaels ran into the ring with a steel chair. Michaels started to beat on 'Taker, who seemed un-affected at first. Triple H eventually joined the attack and the Undertaker was getting assaulted by both men. Out of nowhere, Owen Hart ran down to the ring with a steel pipe in hand and started swinging at DX! Michaels & Triple H scurry out of the ring as Owen Hart taunts them to get back in. Raw ends with Hart wanted more of DX, while helping the Deadman up! [/center]
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Post by duan on Jul 5, 2009 23:54:50 GMT -5
WCW CLEANS HOUSE + NITRO RESULTS! - www.WWFNewswire.com
- The following superstars have been released from their World Championship Wrestling contracts; Super Calo, Johnny Swinger, Madusa, Yuji Nagata, Tombstone, Fit Finlay, Villano V, Lodi, La Parka, Prince Iaukea, Mortis, Norman Smiley, Scotty Riggs, Juventud Guerrera, Chavo Guerrero Jr., Sick Boy, Rocco Rock, Billy Kidman, Louie Spicolli, Ice Train, Johnny Grunge, & Jimmy Hart.
MONDAY NIGHT NITRO RESULTS: Ice Train defeats Sick Boy Eddy Guerrero defeats Prine Iaukea to retain the Cruiser-weight Championship The Giant & Lex Luger defeat "The Real Innovator" & Lodi Bogus Sting defeats Perry Saturn Ray Traylor defeats Michael Wallstreet for the United States Championship The Outsiders defeat McMichael & Wrath
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Post by †hê Jå§ðñ Wïllïåm§ on Jul 5, 2009 23:58:03 GMT -5
Im guessing ur using TEW
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Post by Matt on Jul 6, 2009 9:22:30 GMT -5
Two solid matches for Shotgun Saturday Night.!I did notice that you called it WWE’s Shotgun Saturday Night. The opening segment was great. Ken Shamrock versus Marc Mero was great and Ken Shamrock winning was solid. Shamrock is full of talent and could easily be a future main eventer. I love Ken Shamrock cutting the ‘promo’ on Rocky. Cool win for Kurrgan, but I hope you do not push him to much as he can not get too far. I like Kane attacking Al Snow to call out Undertaker. The Disciples of Apocalypse wining makes sense as they are the better team. Owen Hart getting cheered is awesome as he picked up a solid win: I would love you if you gave the world title to him. Jeff Jarrett picking up the win was obvious, but good. I like the New Age Outlaws promo and I like Gunn taking on Funk and winning. Undertaker winning was the right call. Owen Hart making the save for Undertaker from DX was interesting and has me wanting more.
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Post by DTP. on Jul 6, 2009 9:37:34 GMT -5
Awesome way to kick off WWF RAW with the promo featuring D-Generation X. I like that Shawn Michaels, Hunter Hearst Helmsley and Chyna weren't too pleased, either. A match between Triple H and Undertaker should be a grand main event, I swear that occured in your previous WWF 1998 diary, too. Good victory for Ken Shamrock in the opening contest over Marc Mero. Nice that Sable distracted the overprotective Mero, those two would have a good match [Shamrock/Mero]. Unsure about Kurrgan squashing Scott Taylor as both men were heels. Also, I cannot see Kurrgan getting far. He was barely over. Thought that squash went a little too long in my opinion. Solid main event for RAW, with the Disciples of the Apocalypse beating Los Boricuas in the dire faction wars of 1997. Solid opening contest for the Warzone, as Owen Hart beat Kama Mustafa, would of been a pretty decent bout, please push Owen. Jeff Jarrett ebating Justin Hawk Bradshaw is fine, nice that Jarrett used brass knuckles. Filler match for Billy Gunn, beating Flash Funk. Solid main event, Undertaker having momentum is nice, liked Owen Hart getting involved. Wonder where Kane is. Decent show overall.
Reply to WWE 2006?
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Post by duan on Jul 7, 2009 17:53:39 GMT -5
the following is a product of the world wrestling federationWORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION PRESENTS:MONDAY NIGHT RAW #2!- Monday, Week 2, January 1998 - The following matches were taped for this week's edition of WWF Shotgun Saturday Night:Justin 'Hawk' Bradshaw defeated Sniper (w/Recon) via a Lariat in 3:41 [E] The Headbangers [Mosh/Thrasher] defeated The Godwinns [Henry/Phinias] via roll-up from Mosh to Henry in 6:50 [C+] Steve Blackman defeated a local via a Thrust Kick in 2:37 [C-]MONDAY NIGHT RAWWe come live on the USA Network/TSN with none other than the usual opening Monday Night Raw opening video! Following the opening, we are joined lived inside the Penn State Arena, in Pennsylvania, in front of over 15,000 people! Jim Ross welcomes us to another edition of Monday Night Raw and introduces us to the rest of the announce team, which consists of Kevin Kelly & Michael Cole. Ross tells the fans at home that tonight, we will see a blockbuster main event JUST made by Commissioner Slaughter, which consists of Degeneration X, Shawn Michaels & Triple H, teaming against The Undertaker & Owen Hart! Slaughter also mentioned that this wasn't all for his announcements here tonight! Ross then tells us to go to ringside for some great tag action to open up Raw! Tag Team Match: The Disciples of Apocalypse [Skull/8-Ball] vs. The Nation of Domination [D'Lo Brown/Kama Mustafa] (w/Faarooq)- Once again, there was no Rocky Maivia in sight for this match tonight. - These 4 guys tried to put on a decent match here, but the crowd didn't really bite at it. If anything, these two teams canceled each other out. - The match itself was right down the middle offense wise and no team had a clear advantage. - Kama Mustafa got the victory for the Nation, after he rolled 8-Ball up and used the ropes as leverage! The Nation of Domination defeats The Disciples of Apocalypse via roll-up using the ropes by Kama on 8-Ball in 7:52 [C-]Afterward, while the Nation was celebrating, Ken Shamrock made his way down to the ramp-way. Shamrock asked Faarooq where his opponent at the Royal Rumble was. Shamrock also told the Nation that when they see Rocky, to tell him that at the Rumble in 13 days, there will be a new Intercontinental Champion and his name is Ken Shamrock!
When we returned from break, Todd Pettengail was backstage, in the locker room area, with Jeff Jarrett. Todd asked Jarrett about his actions last week, where he had to use a foreign object to be Justin Bradshaw. Jarrett told him that he was demonstrating good old wrestling and tonight, he wants to do it again. He challenges ANYONE in the back to meet him in the ring, in his Royal Rumble warm-up match! Jarrett walks off as Pettengail sends it back down to ringside. [C+]
Singles Match: Vader vs. Chainz (w/Crush) - This is Vader's first appearance in a few weeks following a terrible beat-down from Goldust. - Chainz definitely looked a little off here tonight, and it seemed as he had no chance against Vader. - Vader was on a rampage in the ring and eventually finished Chainz off with a Vader Bomb. Vader defeats Chainz via Vader Bomb in 3:37 [C]
Vader continued to celebrate his victory with the crowd and while his back was turned, Goldust made his way down to the ring with a chair in hand. Goldust rocked Vader a few times in the head with a chair and then nailed a botched Shattered Dreams. Goldust left Vader down in the ring as the crowd seemed stunned. [C+]
We returned at ringside from a quick break and we hear the glasses break! Stone Cold Steve Austin walked onto the ramp with a microphone in hand. He told the crowd that he heard that someone wanted to get their ass-whooped tonight and that man was Jeff Jarrett. Austin told Jarrett, who is probably listening in the back, that he accepts Jarrett's challenge for tonight. Austin vowed to show 'Double J' what REAL wrestling is here. The crowd loved this segment!
Singles Match [non-title]: TAKA Michinoku vs. Flash Flanagan - Right after Austin left the ringside area, it was time to mix it up with some light-heavyweight action! - Flanagan didn't get any reaction from the crowd, but TAKA got himself a nice hand on the way to the ring. This match is non-title. - The two light heavyweights have some great chemistry in the ring and the quality of the match was excellent. - TAKA finished off Flanagan with the Michinoku Driver and the pinfall. TAKA Michinoku defeats Flash Flanagan via Michinoku Driver in 7:26 [C-]
We returned to ringside after a quick word from sponsors and we were joined by Commissioner Slaughter. Slaughter tells the crowd that we are just about to enter the War Zone, but before we do, he has an announcement for everyone. At the Royal Rumble, Triple H of Degeneration X will be defending his European Championship against none other than Owen Hart! The crowd loved this segment without a doubt and we saw a clip of Degeneration X having a fit in the locker room. This has not be a good year so far for DX! [B+]
THE WAR ZONE
Jerry Lawler now joins Jim Ross on commentary as Kevin Kelly & Michael Cole exit from the announce table.
Singles Match: Ahmed Johnson vs. Marc Mero - For the first time in a long while, we are treated to Ahmed Johnson's presence! - The crowd was pretty into him and booed Mero to high-hell when he came out without Sable. - Johnson didn't sell too much in this match and it hurt the crowd's opinion definitely. - The ending saw Sable come down once again to flurt with a crowd member and distract Mero. This time, he walked directly into a Pearl River Plunge from Johnson. Ahmed Johnson defeats Marc Mero via Pearl River Plunge in 8:42 [C+]
Jim Ross & Jerry Lawler put over tonight's main event featuring the massive tag team match between Degeneration X against The Undertaker & Owen Hart, as Marc Mero told Sable to get to the back. Mero then ended up slapping the fan she was flurting with. Classy.
Singles Match: Steve Austin vs. Jeff Jarrett - There was only one thing to say about this match; it was absolutely awesome! - These two had some excellent chemistry in the ring and the crowd definitely got behind Stone Cold in this one. - A massive amount of back & fourth action kept the crowd on the edge of their seats and it was well deserved. - Steve Austin eventually pulled out the victory, in a hard fought match, by using the Stunner. Steve Austin defeats Jeff Jarrett via Stunner in 11:55 [A*]
The New Age Outlaws, WWF Tag Team Champions, were in the ring after commercial break. They talked about how Gunn was stellar in his Royal Rumble warm-up match and tonight, it was time for Roaddog's warm-up! He challenged anyone to come down to face him and to the Outlaws surprised, the challenge was accepted by none other than Road Warrior Hawk! Oh, it was on! [C+]
Singles Match: Roaddog (w/Billy Gunn) vs. Road Warrior Hawk (w/Road Warrior Animal) - This match definitely kept the crowd's spirits going on a high. They weren't expecting the Road Warriors to be here and either did the New Age Outlaws. - Hawk seemed a bit tired towards the end of the match and he couldn't keep up with Roaddog. - During the match, Billy Gunn & Road Warrior Animal got into a scuffle on the outside and they eventually brawled into the crowd. - Hawk saw an opening and finished off Roaddog with a Flying Fistdrop! Road Warrior Hawk defeats Roaddog via Flying Fistdrop in 6:31 [B+]
A video package was shown for Mankind. It showed some of his great highlights in all three of his personas. At the end of the short video package, it was written that Mankind will be returning to the ring for the Royal Rumble! [B+]
Singles Match: Kurrgan (w/The Jackyl) vs. Steve Gads - This match was an absolute joke as you could imagine. - Gads, apparently a local Pennsylvanian worker, had no shot here. - Kurrgan finished him off with The Claw. Kurrgan defeats Steve Gads via The Claw in 2:46 [E]
Jim Ross & Jerry Lawler put over tonight's main event featuring the massive tag team match between Degeneration X against The Undertaker & Owen Hart, which was next!
Main Event - Tag Match: Degeneration X [Shawn Michaels/Triple H] (w/Chyna) vs. The Undertaker & Owen Hart - This was another awesome match for these great fans in Pennsylvania! - At first, Owen & Taker couldn't find a chemistry teaming together, but eventually found a groove. - Triple H took most of the abuse in the match and most of it came from the Undertaker. - Owen wanted to get his hands on both members of DX and he finally did in this match. - The match ended after a double count-out, following all four men battling on the outside. DX drew Owen Hart & The Undertaker via double count-out in 14:31 [A*]
After the bell sounded, the fighting still continued between all four men! They fought all the way to the backstage area, where Jim Ross said that unfortunately that is all the time we have tonight! Join us next week!
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Post by Matt on Jul 7, 2009 17:59:30 GMT -5
The main event sounds great. Opening contest was solid; NOD winning was a good call though DOA is a solid team as well. I like Ken Shamrock telling NOD to warn Rocky that he will soon be losing his IC title. I like Vader getting a decent victory to get himself back in the spotlight. I love Goldust dominating Vader! Though I do hope Vader ends up with a solid push somewhere along the line. I like Steve Austin accepting Double J’s challenge. Taka winning is cool, he was a great worker. Triple H versus Owen Hart at the Royal Rumble should be amazing. I hate Ahmed Johnson, I hope to see him jobless soon. Marc Mero, I think, it such a superior talent. Steve Austin winning was great, definitely the right decision. Hawk defeating Roaddog is a good way to continue their rivalry. Exciting win for Kurrgan who is wasting air time haha. I can’t see Kurrgan getting far, so pushing him seems pointless. The double countout finish for the main event for brilliant. Good call there.
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Post by DTP. on Jul 8, 2009 13:46:21 GMT -5
Should be a solid main event for tonight's edition of WWF RAW is WAR, with Shawn Michaels and Triple H taking on The Undertaker and Owen Hart. I'll be looking forward to that one. Fairly underpar way to kick off WWF RAW in the ring there, but D'Lo Brown and Kama Mustafa picking up the win over Skull and 8-Ball of the Disciples of the Apocalypse is good. Hopefully you push D'Lo and Kama in the Nation of Domination. Another match involving the DOA? Hmm, squash match for Vader in this one. Two fan favourites though? Also, I believe Crush left in disgust over the Montreal Screwjob. Nice win for TAKA Michinoku in the main event of RAW, but really think the Light-heavyweights should of opened up with the Nation vs DOA main eventing RAW, personally. Nontheless, good first hour. Solid way to kick off the WarZone, with Ahmed Johnson defeating Marc Mero. Didn't like Johnson at all, so hopefully Mero gets a push over him. Hmm, I think this RAW is WAR should of had another promo or something. Great match between Steve Austin and Jeff Jarrett though, would be very enjoyable to view. Hawk beating Road Dog is fine, nothing too grand but suprised it got that high a grading. Hopefully Legion of Doom don't regain the WWF Tag Team Championships. Kurrgan squash could of been saved for Shotgun Saturday Night. Likely for eight matches on RAW is WAR though, as expected, a grand main event tag team match, nice that it all ended in chaos. Hopefully Triple H and Owen Hart meet at the Royal Rumble. It was a solid show overall, pretty packed.
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Jul 8, 2009 14:06:02 GMT -5
I like this year, alot of cool things were going on, hopefully you recreate the good, and forget the bad. The Truth Comission was splitting up at this point, with Recon & Sniper going by their real names in a team known as Armagedon (sic). The NWA angle was about to kick off, so that'll be fun if you try that.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jul 8, 2009 22:56:21 GMT -5
-Tag main event sounds classic -Tag opener was decent -Vader squash made sense as well -God, I hated that Goldust/Vader feud -Austin/Jarrett sounds like it could be great -Light Heavyweight stuff was rather decent back in '98 -Royal Rumble European Title match should be fantastic -Never liked Ahmed, but I get why he won -Nice to see that Austin/Jarrett got such a good rating, Austin winning was the right call -I hope you book the Outlaws/LOD at the Rumble -Mankind's return should be great -Kurrgan squash was realistic -Great main event, glad it got an A. Figured it woulnd't end cleanly, but that's a good thing
Great show, I'll be keeping up with this for sure. Royal Rumble is shaping up to be fantastic.
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Post by duan on Jul 11, 2009 0:22:35 GMT -5
WCW/ECW RESULTS + WWF SIGNING! - www.WWFNewswire.com
Monday Nitro Results The Giant & Lex Luger defeat The Outsiders Ray Traylor defeats Bogus Sting to retain the WCW United States Championship Chris Benoit defeats The Booty Man Eddy Guerrero defeats Chris Jericho to retain the WCW Cruiserweight Championship The Steiner Brothers defeat Harlem Heat to retain the WCW Tag Team Championships Hollywood Hogan & DDP defeat Sting & Bret Hart
ECW Hardcore TV Results Little Guido defeats Roadkill Tracy Smothers & Boo defeat Jerry Lynn & D-Von Dudley Taz defeats Justin Credible to retain the ECW Television Championship Tommy Dreamer defeats Lance Storm
- The World Wrestling Federation has come to an agreement with independent Michael Spillane. Spillane has been assigned to WWF's new development territory, Ohio Valley Wrestling.
- Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart are no longer friends have Neidhart jumped ship to WCW. Neidhart wanted Owen to jump also, but Owen refused and Neidhart is currently holding a grudge.
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