WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 1998

yeah, this is probably my favorite diary on the board at the moment. i'm loving this faction warfare between the nwo black & white and the nwo wolfpack. i sort of saw the hall/nash breakup coming due to the way the match was hyped throughout the show. i don't mind bagwell and steiner as tag champs. awesome to see meng as the new tv champ. he should have quite the "bad-ass" reign as champion. putting the U.S. belt on goldberg was a good move. i look forward to see how you're going to book his climb up the ranks to the world title along with his undefeated streak. awesome signing in yokozuna.. i mean champion ozeki. i ing love this njpw/japan stable you're building. slamboree should be a fun ppv. i can't wait to see what the final card will look like. great work, chaz.

WCW Worldwide: Wednesday 29th April 1998...Personally I find that a television show on Wednesday is weird, because I only ever recall Thunder being a wrestling program shown on Wednesdays. Anyways, Prince Iaukea I am not too much a fan of, but obviously he was going to go over the virtually unknown but very talented Hector Garza. Horace Boulder...yeesh. Alright win for The Flock against Alex Wright. Psychosis and Disco Inferno would be a good match, but I feel Disco should have won. Ernest Miller beating Kaz Hayashi is fine; once again, talented but unknown wrestler loses. Nevermind though, since Garza and Hayashi don't have the mic skills to be over. Rey Mysterio Jr beating Kidman is great; a solid match there and a solid tag team in the years to come. Scott Norton beating Rocco Rock is fine, surprised how short that match was, though. Ray Traylor and Rick Steiner beating Saturn and Hammer of The Flock is fine and dandy; Traylor and Steiner is a decent temporary tag team. Curt Hennig beating Jim Neidhart is a fine main event. I assume this program was two hours long? It was a decent show by the looks of things.

Hi.

This is back.

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