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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 18:56:58 GMT -5
Week #46: November 15th - November 21st WWF RAW 11/15/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Rick Martel defeated Bob Cook in 2:07 with the Boston Crab. 2. Bret Hart Announces His Team: Vince McMahon introduces former WWF World Champion Bret Hart who is here tonight to announce his team to combat against Ted DiBiase’s team (which will be announced on Superstars). McMahon brings up the DiBiase situation, where DiBiase has bought the Hart House. Bret is clearly in no mood to discuss the matter as it has been weighing heavily on his mind. Bret tells McMahon that ever since SummerSlam his career and personal life has been going downward. He lost the WWF World Championship to the pompous Lex Luger, and the greedy Ted DiBiase looked to get notice by buying the house he and grew up in. Bret says DiBiase has accomplished getting attention and has accomplished the goal of getting his butt kicked for putting his family through hell. The crowd is heavily behind Bret has he says that the Hart Family stays united no matter what. Bret tells McMahon it’s an obvious choice to pick his brother Owen Hart and his brother in law Jim Neidhart. That leaves one spot that he needs to be filled. Bret talks about the recently debuted Chris Benoit and how he has been trained by the Harts. Bret reveals that Chris Benoit has agreed to join the fight and believes that he can trust Benoit. McMahon hypes up the team until Bret chimes in saying that the Hart Family always survives no matter what the circumstances and they will survive at Survivor Series! 3. Earthquake defeated Emilio Ramirez in 1:18 following a sit down splash. 4. Crush Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the turncoat, Crush. Ross reminds the fans that Crush believes that the people turned their backs on him when Simmons came into town, but Ross personally doesn’t think that is the case. Crush gets offended by Ross’s statements. Crush remembers how he tried to fight off two guys, Yokozuna and Borga, two huge competitors. It would be difficult for even the best man to beat either man… but then Ron Simmons comes into town on July 4th and slams Yokozuna. Crush knew right then and there that he was chop liver and the fans had a new person to attach to. “I had been battling against those guys for months. Simmons comes in and after one day he is treated as a national hero for slamming Yokozuna on a fluke.” One day, Cornette sat me down and I realized that I needed to be with people who had my back and supported me no matter what. Jim Cornette knows I have the talent and that I am a superior wrestler compared to Simmons. Now, you will all soon realize this when I become everyone’s worst nightmare and end your heroes career. 5. Survivor Series 1993 Report: Todd Pettengill hypes up the event that happens next Wednesday live on pay per view. Be sure to tune into the event as it will surely not disappoint! 6. Doink the Clown defeated Tony Bell in 2:32 following the Whoopee Cushion. 7. Randy Savage defeated Ludvig Borga in 10:02 following a top rope elbow drop. After the match, Savage blocks a tennis racket shot from Cornette and goes to scoop slam Cornette but Borga punches Savage in the kidney area and delivers a gut buster. Ron Simmons runs down to clothesline Borga over the top to the floor. Simmons stares down Borga until Crush runs down to the ring and they brawl as Borga slides into the ring to close out the show. WWF Superstars 11/20/1993 1. The Heavenly Bodies defeated Glenn Ruth/Bradley Brooks in 2:52 when Del Ray pinned Brooks following a top rope leg drop. 2. Ted DiBiase Reveals His Team: Vince McMahon introduces the Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase so he can reveal his team. DiBiase starts off saying that he isn’t surprised by Bret’s selections as he has seen how close the Hart Family is. It isn’t DiBiase’s fault that Bret couldn’t provide for the family that he loves. It’s not DiBiase’s fault that his parents couldn’t take care of their finances. What is his fault is having way too much money and being able to buy whatever he pleases to buy. DiBiase’s knows that being able to do that makes Bret angry, and even jealous but DiBiase wouldn’t change anything. DiBiase believes that at Survivor Series any kind of fight the Hart’s have in them to regain their house will be depleted. DiBiase reveals that his Money Inc. partner IRS has been recruited. Before announcing the other two members of his team, DiBiase noted that he had to shed some big bucks to get these two men on his team, but in the end every single dollar will be well worth it. “Ladies and gentleman, my final two associates will none other than… Shawn Michaels and Diesel!” DiBiase finishes off saying “McMahon, I always get my way!” 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon defeated Steve Davidson in 2:17 following the Razors Edge. 4. Ron Simmons defeated JT Smith in 2:03 following a spine buster. 5. Team Perfect/Team Luger Hype Video: A video promoting the Team Perfect vs. Team Luger match is aired. The video also promotes the feuds between the wrestlers involved adding background to the video. Can Mr. Perfect rely on his team so he can get a WWF World Championship match at the Royal Rumble? Or, will Lex Luger continue to escape with the WWF World Championship around his waist? 6. The Quebecers/Jerry Lawler defeated WWF World Tag Team Champion Steiner Brothers/Tatanka in 13:53 when Lawler pinned Tatanka after a middle rope fist drop with a chain wrapped around his knuckles. WWF Wrestling Challenge 11/21/1993 1. The Smoking Gunns defeated the Brooklyn Brawler/Reno Riggins in 2:15 when Billy pinned Riggins. 2. Shawn Michaels/Diesel Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Shawn Michaels and Diesel, who have joined Ted DiBiase’s Survivor Series team. Michaels tells Ross that when he was given a blank check by DiBiase it would have been foolish to have decline the offer. Michaels also says that he has something in common with DiBiase, as he believes that Bret isn’t the best there is by any means. “Listen up Ross, everyone in this company knows that the Heartbreak Kid is the current and future of this business. No one can match what I bring to the table and that includes you Hitman.” Michaels finishes off saying that he and Big Daddy Cool Diesel will be the leading force in breaking the Hart’s spirits. 3. Crush defeated Virgil in 2:19 with the Kona Vice. 4. Men On A Mission Hype Video Cut Off: A hype video promoting the debut of Men On A Mission is aired until the video ends up turning into a Jeff Jarrett video where Jarrett begins to strut and sing an old school country song. Jarrett says during the video that he isn’t going to allow “wannabe artists” take his spotlight. 5. Paul Bearer/Earthquake Confrontation: Vince McMahon introduces Paul Bearer who brings a casket next to the podium with him. Bearer talks with McMahon saying that there is always a solution to any disaster and that his Undertaker is the solution to end the mayhem that Earthquake has been recently doing. Earthquake ends up walking out to the podium not intimidated at all by the casket. Earthquake gets up on the podium and tells Bearer that he is the one person, the one force, and the one disaster that the Undertaker will not rise from. Quake says he isn’t afraid of the dark and isn’t afraid of the dead man. Earthquake wants Bearer to send a message to the Undertaker and grabs Bearer by the neck. As Bearer yells in fear, the casket opens up and the Undertaker sits up staring at Earthquake who lets go of Bearer and rolls off the podium to get away. The Undertaker steps out of the casket and slowly moves towards Earthquake until Bearer yanks on Undertaker’s hair to close the segment. 6. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 5:11 following a diving head butt. [/font]
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Post by Deleted on Jul 23, 2011 19:53:46 GMT -5
Last week before Survivor Series; can't wait! No surprise Martel and Earthquake both won their matches. The Bret Hart segment was nice and his team for SS looks phenomenal, loving the addition of Benoit. Decent Crush interview, his feud with Simmons has been nice so far. Good main event and Savage getting the victory was not surprising. Very nice ending to RAW. Loved the Dibiase segment on Superstars and his team, with the exception of IRS, looks great. I'm looking forward to the Team Hart vs. Team Dibiase match at SS. Once again another good main event, Lawler pinning Tatanka adds a ton of heat to their feud. Nothing much to say about Wrestling Challenge. Shawn Michaels' promo sounded just like him, and the Bearer/Earthquake confrontation was gold. Solid week of shows and I can't wait for Survivor Series. My only wish is you post the card because I'm starting to lose track of all the matches announced. Also wouldn't mind seeing you mix it up a little on some of the shows, getting kind of tired of seeing squash matches, but that's expected for a 93 diary. Anyway, keep up the good work, Bob.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 20:13:21 GMT -5
WWF SURVIVOR SERIES 1993 CARD:
Survivor Series Elimination Match: Team Perfect (Mr. Perfect, WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon, WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers and Tatanka) vs Team Luger (WWF World Champion Lex Luger, Rick Martel, the Quebecers and Jerry Lawler)
Survivor Series Elimination Match: Team Hart (Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Jim Neidhart and Chris Benoit) vs. Team DiBiase (Ted DiBiase, IRS, Shawn Michaels and Diesel)
Casket Match: the Undertaker vs. Earthquake
Survivor Series Elimination Match: Team Cornette (Yokozuna, Crush, Ludvig Borga and Bam-Bam Bigelow) vs. Team Simmons (Ron Simmons, Marty Jannetty, the Kamikaze Kid and Randy Savage)
** card subject to change
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Post by DTP. on Jul 23, 2011 21:20:55 GMT -5
WWF RAW: Monday 8th November 1993...Razor Ramon with a win is fine, to kick off the show. Rick Martel and Razor's feud is getting interesting. Hopefully they get a WWF Intercontinental Championship match on RAW as opposed to a singles match on pay-per-view. Ted Dibiase's video package showcased his dominance over the Hart Family. Crush's win was cool. Jeff Jarrett on the King's Court was nicely done, liked his shots at Men on a Mission. I suppose that Mabel and Mo will be debuting on Tatanka's side in that case. The Quebecers with a win is always alright. The Undertaker's promo was quite good, preparing the Casket match with Earthquake at the Survivor Series. Irwin R. Schyster beating Bret Hart was a shocker, liked Bret getting counted out. If Bret went to attack Dibiase, I don't know how you could keep the feud running for so long, if it's getting physical already. Owen Hart finally stepping up to the task is brilliant. The formation of the Million Dollar Corporation against the Hart Brothers perhaps? You could return Davey Boy Smith while you're at it. Overall, pretty weak episode of RAW this week, not so much going on.
WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Saturday 13th November 1993...The Kamikaze Kid and Marty Jannetty kicking off the show with a win is good. Jack Tunney's interview was quite interesting, setting up another Survivor Series match between Bret Hart and Ted Dibiase. I assume we'll get the Hart Family anyway. A lot to build up in fifteen days though. Tatanka with a win is for what it was. Lex Luger having the Quebecers and Jerry Lawler...mixed on that decision. I suppose that means Lawler and Tatanka won't be having their own Survivor Series match, but it's alright I guess. Ludvig Borga with a win is fine. So there's four matches booked for the Survivor Series? Wow, pretty weak. Unless they all go extremely long. Packed tag team match to main event, I hope we see a tag team orientated Survivor Series match, I really do. The Steiner Brothers and the Smoking Gunns winning by disqualification was a little weak, but makes sense. Better than RAW I believe, just for that main event.
WWF Wrestling Challenge: Sunday 14th November 1993...Chris Benoit's win was cool. Ron Simmons getting...Randy Savage? Hmm, I'm not sure. I'd have liked to see Savage face Bam Bam Bigelow in his own Survivor Series match again, in all honesty. Shawn Michaels and Diesel with a win is fine. Jerry Lawler's win was also fine. Liked Chief Jay Strongbow's insert. Hopefully he disappears after Tatanka finally beats Lawler though, getting sick of seeing him. The Undertaker beating the Beverly Brothers...a handicap match? Sort've destroys Beau and Blake, but I never liked them anyway. Good preparation for 'Taker, but I hope to see another handicap match with Earthquake winning next week. Average week of television, some debatable decisions for Survivor Series, but everything isn't complete yet.
WWF RAW: Monday 15th November 1993...Rick Martel's win is cool. RAW has taken a quite repetitive style recently though. Bret Hart's team sounds awesome. Chris Benoit, Owen Hart and Jim Neidhart. I'd have tried to use someone other than Neidhart, but it makes sense obviously since he was the Hart Foundation with him. I wonder if you'll try and turn Owen in any way. He could end up getting a rub off of being associated with Ted Dibiase himself. Earthquake's squash win was nice, not as good as the Undertaker's handicap win over the Beverly Brothers last night though, and so he's not even at all. It already seems predictable that 'Taker's winning the Casket match anyway. Crush's interview was quite good. Looking forward to his and Ron Simmons' Survivor Series match. Doink the Clown with a win is fine. Randy Savage beating Ludvig Borga was a decent main event, not too bad an episode, lacking in interesting happenings though, outside of the main event and Hart's promo.
WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Saturday 20th November 1993...The Heavenly Bodies with a win is nice, actually advancing them without having them feud with the Smoking Gunns for once. Ted Dibiase's side sounds interesting, Shawn Michaels and Diesel and Irwin R. Schyster sounds like quite the team if I'm honest. Razor Ramon with a win, nothing special. Ron Simmons' win was fine as well. The Quebecers and Jerry Lawler beating the Steiner Brothers and Tatanka is alright, except much like last week, it's a six-man tag team match (well, last week had eight-man tag action). Great main event nonetheless, and again this is what makes Superstars better than RAW.
WWF Wrestling Challenge: Sunday 21st November 1993...The Smoking Gunns with a win is fine. Shawn Michaels and Diesel's interview put them over quite swiftly and well. Crush beating Virgil was obvious. Men on a Mission, now interrupted by Jeff Jarrett? We have our first feud for Mabel and Mo. I see the Tennessee team of Jarrett and Jerry Lawler facing Men on a Mission in their first feud. Paul Bearer and Earthquake's meeting was intense, liked Earthquake almost attacking Bearer too. Bam Bam Bigelow beating the Kamikaze Kid was likely, but it was a nice main event. Looking forward to RAW, the last moment for hype before the Survivor Series. Your card for Survivor Series look nice, surprised you didn't get a graphic for it. I still think you need another match or two. I hope we get a last minute tag team orientated Survivor Series match for the teams chasing the WWF Tag Team Championships though.
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Post by duan on Jul 25, 2011 16:27:40 GMT -5
Raw (11/15/93) Benoit on Team Hart is definitely intriguing. Crush promo was done effectively. Doink the Clown could possibly be one of the weirdest characters ever and the Whoppee Cushion name still gets me everytime. Savage going over is obvious, but I like the brawling that ensued afterward. Solid Raw.
Superstars (11/20/93) Woah, Team Dibiase is definitely huge. No way Team Hart goes over if this was my diary. Seemed like some ordinary squashes with a decent sized main event. Definitely a typical episode of Superstars.
Wrestling Challenge (11/21/93) Blank check, thats good stuff. I absolutely love the way you write your promos. Jarrett cutting off Men on a Mission could end up to something. The Taker segment is some classic stuff, I definitely enjoyed this show.
This diary is the epitome of classic WWF. Keep it up man.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jul 26, 2011 0:51:53 GMT -5
RAW: Team Hart's team is huge. Can't wait to hear DiBiase's team. Clown going over was good. Savage winning in the main event was obvious.
Superstars: DiBiase's team is massive. Can't wait to see the match at Survivor Series. A massive six man tag team match main event. The right call was made there too.
WC: Smoking Gunns have a cool name so them going over is fine I guess. Good hype for the Casket Match. Looking forward to that.
Overall a solid set of shows. Will try to follow this freqently.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 26, 2011 21:01:21 GMT -5
Week #47: November 22nd - November 28th
WWF RAW 11/22/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Beverly Brothers in 6:11 when Rick pinned Beau following a top rope bulldog. 2. Bobby Heenan Interview: While sitting at the announcers table, Heenan receives a phone call. Heenan is surprised to hear the voice on the other end but is glad to hear what is being told to him. Before getting off the phone, Heenan assures the caller that he will let everyone know what was told to him. After hanging up, Heenan stands up and grabs a microphone. Heenan announces that he just received a phone call from a man that the fans have been missing from television since SummerSlam. That’s right, Ric Flair just called him! Heenan announces that Flair will be at Survivor Series this Wednesday and has something to say! “If you know what is good for you, you’ll see what this man has to say.†3. Jerry Lawler defeated Steve Strawberry in 2:09 following a pile driver. 4. Ron Simmons defeated Joe Carter in 1:50 following a spine buster. 5. Survivor Series Report: Todd Pettengill hypes for the event that is only forty eight hours away. Todd promotes all the previously announced matches, along with Ric Flair’s apparent return and a new tag team match that will see the Smoking Gunns square off against the Heavenly Bodies! Call your pay per view provider to purchase the event! 6. Shawn Michaels/Diesel defeated the Nasty Boys in 7:04 when Diesel pinned Saggs following a power bomb.
World Wrestling Federation presents Survivor Series Date: 11/24/1993 From: Boston, MA Arena: Boston Gardens Announcers: Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan Attendance: 15,175
Dark Match: Jeff Jarrett defeated Koko B. Ware
Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan welcome everyone to Survivor Series LIVE from the Boston Gardens. They heavily promote the main event which will be Team Perfect taking on Team Luger. If Perfect’s team is able to prevail, Mr. Perfect will wrestle WWF World Champion Lex Luger at the Royal Rumble. Heenan also promotes the Team DiBiase vs. Team Hart match and praises Ted DiBiase for his recent actions. Lastly, they promote the casket match between Earthquake and the Undertaker before discussing what Ric Flair will say tonight! McMahon sends it over to the Fink to start the action.
Opening Contest: Ron Simmons/the Kamikaze Kid/Marty Janetty/Randy Savage defeated Yokozuna/Ludvig Borga/Crush/Bam-Bam Bigelow: First Elimination: Yokozuna pinned the Kamikaze Kid following a leg drop @2:10 to give Team Cornette the early advantage. Second Elimination: Yokozuna pinned Marty Jannetty following a belly to belly suplex @5:35 Third Elimination: Ron Simmons managed to eliminate Yokozuna after avoiding a leg drop and power slamming the big man @7:09 Fourth Elimination: Ron Simmons pinned Ludvig Borga following a spine buster @13:44. Fifth/Sixth Elimination: Crush and Ron Simmons were counted out after they brawled to the floor @17:00. They brawled to the backstage area as officials tried to pull them apart. Final Elimination: Randy Savage pinned Bam-Bam Bigelow following a top rope elbow drop. Bigelow missed a big splash in the corner, hitting an exposed turnbuckle and was laid out long enough for Savage to win the match. Survivor: Randy Savage (22:13, ***) After the match, cameras went backstage were Crush and Simmons were tossing each other into walls and catering tables. They were eventually pulled apart but the backstage area was left a mess!
Backstage, Todd Pettengill conducted an interview with Earthquake regarding the upcoming casket match in a few moments. Earthquake tells Pettengill that tonight we will all witness the end of the Undertaker.
Second Contest: the Heavenly Bodies defeated the Smoking Gunns: Bart and Pritchard open the contest exchanging a series of right hands with Bart getting the better of the exchange. Bart catches Pritchard coming off the ropes by hitting a tilt a whirl side slam for a two count early on. Pritchard gets out of a vertical suplex attempt by hitting a reverse neck breaker followed by a series of knee drops to control Bart before tagging in Del Ray. Del Ray leaps off the middle rope to deliver an double axe handle shot followed by a exploder suplex for a two count. Bart was double teamed for several moments until he came off the ropes a ducked under a double clothesline attempt. Bart managed to hit both Del Ray and Pritchard with clotheslines before tagging in Billy who cleaned house with dropkicks, clotheslines and hip tosses. Late in the match, the Smoking Gunns looked to hit the Sidewinder on Pritchard but Cornette got on the apron and crotched Billy on the top rope. This lead to Del Ray super kicking Billy to the floor and Pritchard recovering to hit a German suplex on Bart. Del Ray leaps off the top rope to hit a moonsault and pins Bart. (8:05, **1/4)
Backstage, Mean Gene is standing with Team DiBiase. Ted DiBiase puts over his team heavily as being undefeatable and believes he spent his money wisely by acquiring the talented Shawn Michaels and Diesel. Michaels chimes in to say that DiBiase shelled out the money to acquire his talents and he is going to put those talents to work as they will break the hearts of the Hart Family tonight! They all share an evil laugh to end the interview segment.
Third Contest: the Undertaker defeated Earthquake in a casket match: Earthquake attacked Taker as he removed his hat and coat to get the early upper hand. Quake hit a few quick splashes in the corner followed by a belly to a belly suplex. Quake comes off the ropes and splashes Taker quickly. Quake looks to roll Taker over to the casket but Taker stops him by grabbing Quake by the throat and gets to his feet. Quake breaks free and begins to exchange right hands. Taker comes off the ropes and ducks a clothesline from Quake. Taker leaps into the air and delivers a clothesline but Quake only staggers into a corner. Taker delivers several strikes in the corner until he wrenches Quake’s arm and climbs the top rope where Taker hits his signature arm strike. Taker signals for the tombstone but isn’t able to lift Quake up who clubs away on Taker’s lower back and puts him in a bear hug. Quake backs Taker into a corner and shoulder rams Taker a few times before backing off to the middle of the ring. Quake charges looking for a running back splash but Taker side steps and Quake hits the corner hard. Quake stumbles out of the corner and Taker choke slams Quake! Taker kneels towards Bearer who instructs Taker to roll Quake into the casket. Taker grabs Quake and rolls him into the casket before slamming the casket door shut to win the bout! (6:31, 1/2*) After the match, Taker poses to the crowd and leaves the ring with Bearer pushing the casket to the backstage area.
Backstage, Todd Pettengill is standing with Team Hart. Bret Hart says that tonight Hart Family will show that when a family sticks together they can overcome anything. He doesn’t care how much money DiBiase has, it can never amount to the amount of heart he and his family have.
Fourth Contest: Ted DiBiase/IRS/Shawn Michaels/Diesel defeated Bret Hart/Owen Hart/Jim Neidhart/Chris Benoit: First Elimination: Diesel pinned Jim Neidhart following a jackknife power bomb @5:52 Second Elimination: Owen Hart pinned IRS following a missile dropkick @8:06 Third Elimination: Diesel pinned Owen Hart after hitting a big boot as Owen looked for a top rope cross body @12:32. Fourth Elimination: Bret Hart pinned Diesel @16:19 after countering a power bomb attempt with an inside cradle. Fifth Elimination: Ted DiBiase forced Chris Benoit to pass out after avoiding a diving head butt and locked in the Million Dollar Dream @20:04. Final Elimination: Ted DiBiase hit Bret Hart with a steel briefcase while the referee was distracted by Shawn Michaels on the apron. DiBiase put the Million Dollar Dream on Hart to earn the TKO victory for his team. Survivors: Ted DiBiase and Shawn Michaels (27:24, ***1/4 ) After the match, DiBiase stood over Bret Hart and shoved a hundred dollar bill in his mouth before letting out a victorious laugh while Michaels posed.
Bobby Heenan leaves the announcers table to enter the ring and introduce the former WWF World Champion, Ric Flair for an interview. Flair makes his way down to the ring strutting and wooing as the fans great him with jeers. Heenan welcomes Flair back to the World Wrestling Federation saying that everyone has missed Flair. Flair thanks Heenan for the kind words and says that he is hear to make a statement, to issue a challenge. Flair talks about debuting in the World Wrestling Federation back in 1991 and having one man on his mind Hulk Hogan. Flair recalls seeing Hogan appear at Saturday Nights Main Event back in October to promote his new film. Flair asks Heenan if this is Hollywood or professional wrestling, which Heenan responds with “pro wrestling, champ. Flair also mentions that Hogan said he might be returning to the WWF. “Hogan, I want you to comeback here. I'll do whatever it takes to get you in the ring at the grandest stage of them all, WrestleMania X. We need to know who the true icon of professional wrestling is, unless you are a coward. Flair believes that everyone has been waiting years to see them compete against one another at WrestleMania and Flair is issuing the challenge to Hogan. Hogan, in order to proclaim yourself as an icon, to proclaim yourself as the greatest wrestler to ever live, brother, you have to beat the real icon, the Nature Boy Ric Flair. I'll see you at WrestleMania unless you are the coward I've always known you to be. Flair shakes hands with Heenan before leaving the ring as McMahon wonders if Hogan will accept the challenge issued by Flair.
Backstage, Todd Pettengill interviews Team Perfect. Perfect starts off saying that he knows he has the best possible team to help him get another shot at WWF World Champion Lex Luger and tonight they will have the perfect ending. Razor Ramon chimes in telling Model that the Bad Guy is pumped up and looking to smash his pretty face with his fist. Tatanka tells Lawler that he has nowhere to run or hide as he is going to get revenge for Chief Jay Strongbow. Lastly, the Steiner Brothers say that tonight, the Quebecers will suffer the same defeat they recently suffered on RAW.
Backstage, Mean Gene interviews Team Luger. WWF World Champion Lex Luger talks about beating Perfect at WrestleMania IX and at the King of the Ring. Luger believes tonight will be no different since he has the superior team with him. Johnny Polo speaks on behalf of the Quebecers saying that his guys will pin the Steiner Brothers to get another shot at the titles that belong to them to begin with. Rick Martel tells Razor Ramon that after tonight it is only a matter of time until the WWF Intercontinental Championship is held by a deserving man. Jerry Lawler finishes off the segment by telling Tatanka he will be put in the hospital bed right next to the crippled Chief Jay Strongbow.
Main Event: Mr. Perfect/WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers/WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon/Tatanka defeated WWF World Champion Lex Luger/The Quebecers/Rick Martel/Jerry Lawler: First Elimination: Lex Luger pinned Rick Steiner @ 7:19 following a running forearm smash. Second Elimination: Scott Steiner pinned Quebecer Jacques @ 9:11 following the Frankensteiner Third Elimination: Scott Steiner pinned Quebecer Pierre @ 10:46 following a double under hook power bomb. Fourth Elimination: Lex Luger forced Scott Steiner to pass out to the Torture Rack @13:39 Fifth Elimination: Tatanka was counted out after being planted by Lawler with a pile driver on the floor @16:02 Sixth Elimination: Razor Ramon pinned Jerry Lawler @19:19 following the Razors Edge. Seventh Elimination: Rick Martel pinned Razor Ramon @23:12 after countering the Razors Edge with a rollup and used the ropes for leverage. Eighth Elimination: Mr. Perfect pinned Rick Martel @25:04 with the Perfect Plex. Final Elimination: Mr. Perfect pinned Lex Luger @30:49 after blocking a backdrop attempt and hitting the Perfect Plex. Survivor: Mr. Perfect (30:49, **1/2) After the match, Perfect stands on the middle rope while Luger rolls to the floor to grab his championship. Perfect points towards Luger signaling that he is coming for the championship at the Royal Rumble!
WWF Superstars 11/27/1993 1. Jim Neidhart defeated Kevin White in 2:33 following a power slam. 2. Survivor Series Hype Video: A video promoting what happened at Survivor Series is aired. Stills from the main event, featuring Perfect pinning Luger is shown. Also, DiBiase defeating the Hart Family is promoted. Lastly, the Undertaker laying Earthquake to rest is highlighted. 3. The Heavenly Bodies defeated Mike Reyes/David Sanchez in 2:15 when Pritchard pinned Reyes. 4. Jeff Jarrett defeated Barry Martinez in 2:58 following a jumping DDT. 5. Mr. Perfect Hype Video: Another video hyping up Mr. Perfect's quest to win the WWF World Championship is aired. Can Mr. Perfect finally win the WWF World Championship at the Royal Rumble? 6. Bret Hart defeated IRS in 8:04 with the Sharpshooter. After the match, Hart kept the hold on for several more moments as Ted DiBiase stood on the aisle way teasing he may enter the ring, but never did. Hart let go of the hold and motioned towards DiBiase to close the show.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 11/28/1993 1. Ludvig Borga defeated Marty Jannetty in 8:11 following a shoulder breaker. 2. Survivor Series Hype Video: A video promoting what happened at Survivor Series is aired. Stills from the main event, featuring Perfect pinning Luger is shown. Also, DiBiase defeating the Hart Family is promoted. Lastly, the Undertaker laying Earthquake to rest is highlighted. 3. Owen Hart defeated John Paul in 3:15 following a missile dropkick. 4. The Smoking Gunns defeated Greg Wright/Barry Horowitz in 2:44 when Bart pinned Horowitz. 5. Paul Bearer Interview: A pre-tape promo by Paul Bearer is aired as he is standing in a muggy graveyard. Bearer notes how his Undertaker defeated the mighty Earthquake just as he said he would. Now, the Undertaker has new focus. Bearer reveals that the Undertaker is looking to come after the WWF World Championship and whomever gets in his way to will suffer the ultimate punishment. 6. WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon defeated Quebecer Jacques in 7:53 following the Razors Edge. After the match, Rick Martel attacked Ramon and managed to put the Boston Crab on the champion. The show came to a close with Martel keeping the hold on and Ramon yelling in agony.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2011 11:11:57 GMT -5
Survivor Series is finally here! Nice way to open the show with the traditional Survivor Series match. Surprised to see Yokozuna get eliminated early, but it makes Simmons look like a beast. Crush and Simmons brawling out of the ring tells me their feud will continue, Savage picking up the victory for his team is no surprise. Decent tag team match, Cornette getting involved is good stuff. Not much to say about that one. Great casket match between Taker and Quake. Loved how Quake dominated early on but Taker would come out victorious. I wonder what is next for Taker? Probably my most anticipated bout: Team DiBiase vs. Team Hart. Match definitely did not dissapoint, and I loved the finish. Very happy you're continuing the feud. I wonder if you'll be able to stretch it out till Mania, as I feel its a Mania caliber feud. Interesting interview with Flair. I wouldn't mind a Flair/Hogan match at Mania, would be a huge main event. Speaking of main events, the one for Survivor Series was good. Scott Steiner pinning both the Quebecers builds up their feud, and Martel getting the cheap pin on Razor Ramon sets up a match between the two. Great storyline progression in this match is where I'm getting at. I'm not surprised that Perfect's team came out victorious, I would like to see Perfect win the belt at Royal Rumble, as I have never found Luger to be entertaining. Overall Survivor Series was a good show, did not dissapoint, that's for sure. Superstars and Wrestling Challenge were decent shows as well. Hart picking up the victory against IRS was good and even more great stuff from the DiBiase/Hart feud. Can't wait for the build towards the Royal Rumble. Keep up the good work, Bob.
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Post by chaz on Jul 27, 2011 13:11:06 GMT -5
Survivor Series: First of all, I'm so glad you put this mid-week rather than Sunday. So many people fall for that trap. I thought Survivor Series matches were 4 vs. 4? I thought the first match was well booked, with Kid going out first and Yoko going on a run. Simmons with eliminating "Yokosuka" ( ) puts him over strong. Bam Bam really could have used the win over Savage. The backstage brawl was a nice touch. I hated the Heavenly Bodies, so kinda disappointed to see them go over the Gunns. Don't know why, but I always wanted to see Undertaker vs. Earthquake. I think it was quite obvious that Undertaker was going over here. Loved the finish with the Chokeslam, probably the only way forward considering 'Quake's size. Interesting match between Team DiBiase and the Harts. Imo, it was well-booked up until the last three. If DiBiase was to go over I think Hart should have at least eliminated Michaels before DiBiase sneaks in and locks him in the Million Dollar Dream. Hart would at least retain some credibility this way. Eh, I suppose you accomplished this with the briefcase, though. LOVED this segment. Flair vs. Hogan at WrestleMania X would be absolutely fantastic, something that in reality would have been amazing for the tenth 'Mania. Anticipating Hogan's response and how/when you'll book it. Great main event showcasing a lot of new and younger talent. You incorporated your on-going feuds into this well. Love that Martel pinned Razor, and Tatanka STILL doesn't have revenge over Lawler. Perfect pinning Luger is great and will serve as the backbone of the feud for the run up to the Rumble. Honestly, a great pay-per-view in certain areas. Very WWF-like and that's always enjoyable to see. Itching to see more. Good job.
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Post by DTP. on Jul 27, 2011 13:52:16 GMT -5
WWF RAW: Monday 22nd November 1993...Last minute build for the Survivor Series, alright. The Steiner Brothers beating the Beverly Brothers is a fair opening contest, quite a big one at that, I'll say this. Bobby Heenan's promo was good, he still manages Ric Flair? Happy to see that we will see Ric Flair return this Wednesday. I hope we get more of Heenan the manager in all honesty. Jerry Lawler and Ron Simmons with wins got them over nicely. Five matches, I suppose will do the trick. The Smoking Gunns and the Heavenly Bodies will be a snoozefest though I think. Shawn Michaels and Diesel had a good win against the Nasty Boys. Decent episode, with two good tag team match, very progressional.
WWF Survivor Series: Wednesday 24th November 1993...Jeff Jarrett needs to get on some pay-per-views. He's been floating around since his feud with Jim Neidhart ended, I still think he should have been put in Ted Dibiase's team, as Jim Neidhart is on the opposing side after all. It's not another feud, just taking note of what happened with both men recently. Not a fan of how you wrote up the Survivor Series matches at all; if anything, I found it anticlimatic. I was expecting some nice detail, this lack of writing makes me think it's as good as Saturday Night's Main Event. Hopefully you don't write the Royal Rumble similarly. Some notes of what happened without people being eliminated would be nice. Seemed like Ron Simmons and Randy Savage alone made their team standful against the collosal combination of Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga, Crush and Bam Bam Bigelow. I'd love to see Bigelow join their faction, honestly. Ultimate domination on the WWF, et cetera. Wish Yokozuna had more of a dominant stretch, but yeah, overall it seemed likely that Savage be the last man standing. Whilst I like that Savage pinned Bam Bam Bigelow in the final fall, I'd have loved Yokozuna to be the last man standing, it would have made Savage look very very good. I still hope we see Yokozuna with the WWF Championship sooner rather than later. The Heavenly Bodies beating the Smoking Gunns made sense, shouldn't have been clean though honestly. If Jim Cornette is building them like they're the WWF's Midnight Express, then he should have helped them cheat to victory. Didn't like that after all of the hype, Earthquake was cealed in the Casket in under ten minutes. The Undertaker was obviously winning this, but it just struck me as a waste of time feud. 'Taker could have been doing something a lot better. Ted Dibiase and Shawn Michaels being the sole survivors? I like it, the first build of Michaels on display for real, with an uppercarder like Dibiase. I don't think I liked Chris Benoit passing out, by the way. It hurts his character so far. Also, surprised we didn't see Owen Hart have anything interesting happen. I wonder if we can expect Dibiase buying him out down the line. Ric Flair's promo was great, lovely that it's showing signs of a money making match at WrestleMania X. I could see this being Flair's last match; he just can't stick around too long I don't believe. Mr Perfect with a clean win against Lex Luger in the final of the main event match is great, but I honestly hope we see Luger defeat Perfect at the Royal Rumble. Perfect never did scream main eventer to me. I wonder if Luger as WWF Champion goes to main event WrestleMania, or are we having Hogan/Flair main event instead? Should be an interesting trip.
WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Saturday 27th November 1993...Hah, I see the writing from Survivor Series had you worn out, I can see from the lack of importance occurring on Superstars and Wrestling Challenge. Jim Neidhart with the win was fine. The Heavenly Bodies and Jeff Jarrett with wins is also fine. I really believe Jarrett should get his head stuck into a program, too. Bret Hart and Irwin R. Schyster I swear we've seen a few times in recent months. Good main event, was about the only noteworthy thing on this show. Just showed Bret angry about Ted Dibiase. Intrigued how you're going to stretch this to WrestleMania, too. Not a bad show.
WWF Wrestling Challenge: Sunday 28th November 1993...Ludvig Borga beating Marty Jannetty was a good opening contest, surprised it went eight minutes though. Owen Hart and the Smoking Gunns with a win is acceptable. Paul Bearer's interview was good, I wonder where 'Taker will fit into Lex Luger's WWF Championship routine though, unless you have it happen on the last RAW of 1993/first RAW of 1994. Razor Ramon beating Jacques was a decent main event, I am liking Rick Martel's association with the Quebecers. A decent week of television, obviously RAW and Survivor Series boomed the week up, and Superstars and Wrestling Challenge didn't have too much going on.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 27, 2011 13:57:46 GMT -5
Survivor Series: First of all, I'm so glad you put this mid-week rather than Sunday. So many people fall for that trap. I thought Survivor Series matches were 4 vs. 4? I thought the first match was well booked, with Kid going out first and Yoko going on a run. Simmons with eliminating "Yokosuka" ( ) puts him over strong. Bam Bam really could have used the win over Savage. The backstage brawl was a nice touch. I hated the Heavenly Bodies, so kinda disappointed to see them go over the Gunns. Don't know why, but I always wanted to see Undertaker vs. Earthquake. I think it was quite obvious that Undertaker was going over here. Loved the finish with the Chokeslam, probably the only way forward considering 'Quake's size. Interesting match between Team DiBiase and the Harts. Imo, it was well-booked up until the last three. If DiBiase was to go over I think Hart should have at least eliminated Michaels before DiBiase sneaks in and locks him in the Million Dollar Dream. Hart would at least retain some credibility this way. Eh, I suppose you accomplished this with the briefcase, though. LOVED this segment. Flair vs. Hogan at WrestleMania X would be absolutely fantastic, something that in reality would have been amazing for the tenth 'Mania. Anticipating Hogan's response and how/when you'll book it. Great main event showcasing a lot of new and younger talent. You incorporated your on-going feuds into this well. Love that Martel pinned Razor, and Tatanka STILL doesn't have revenge over Lawler. Perfect pinning Luger is great and will serve as the backbone of the feud for the run up to the Rumble. Honestly, a great pay-per-view in certain areas. Very WWF-like and that's always enjoyable to see. Itching to see more. Good job. You have no idea how annoyed i was that i didn't find that Yokozuna mess up. I hate auto-correct spelling. Anyway, 5 vs. 5 Survivor Series matches were featured on the very first Survivor Series pay per view in 1988, so i figured to use it here as well. Glad that you and STL enjoyed the material!
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Post by Zigzag on Jul 27, 2011 14:15:21 GMT -5
Absolutely loved Survivor Series. I liked how you covered each 4 on 4 match by eliminations. And now, I have Mr. Perfect's Royal Rumble title chase to look forward to. Oh, and I'm absolutely salivating at a potential Flair vs. Hogan match at WM X. That was a match I wanted to see at WM 8 in 'real-life', but fate never cooperated. I have no doubt you'll do it justice. It'd be cool if Flair beat Hogan, which segues into Hulk leaving WWF for a Hollywood career, but hey, you're the one with the diary...lol.
Thank you for another great week in an enjoyable alternate WWF. Please keep up the good work!
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Post by Rule 30 on Jul 27, 2011 20:07:33 GMT -5
WWF Survivor Series Alright, Bob, I've been waiting for this one. Your diary is one of my favorites, if not the favorite. I wish Jeff Jarrett was on the real Pay Per View. It was good to see him get the win, though. Hopefully you have some great stuff planned for him in 1994. I like Yokozuna beating two men in a row. Not too sure about him being the first out for his team, though. Even though I do like how Simmons took out both him and Borga, only to fight with Crush to a double count out to lead to a one on one contest between Randy Savage and Bam-Bam Bigelow. I wish Bam-Bam won though. Good opening contest and I did like the brawl after it. Not really a fan of The Heavenly Bodies. Would have preferred to see the Smoking Gunns go over. I could see The Undertaker versus Earthquake being a really good match. Best move to have The Undertaker pick up the victory here. I'm interested to see what program he goes into leading to Wrestlemania. This match should have gotten more time, though. I liked Team DiBiase getting the win here so his feud with Bret Hart can go on. To be honest I don't like the elimination of Benoit. Having the "Canadian Crippler" pass out hurts him. I did like how Ted had to cheat to beat Bret, though. Enjoyable match. Loved the Ric Flair segment! I Ric Flair versus Hulk Hogan match at such a huge stage like Wrestlemania X AND at Madison Square Garden would be huge. I really hope Hulk Hogan returns and accepts the challenge. It would be an insane main event. Great main event to close out an enjoyable show. I liked how you were able to advance both Jerry Lawler vs. Tatanka and Razor Ramon vs. Rick Martel. It is simply brilliant booking, Bob. I wouldn't mind seeing Mr. Perfect win the WWF Championship at the Royal Rumble. Overall, it was a good show minus one or two booking decisions. Ric Flair versus Hulk Hogan has me stoked.
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Post by hammer on Jul 27, 2011 20:46:10 GMT -5
one knock... killed alot of bammers steam by having savage knock him off. im assuming you got bam over savage in a one on one match soon, maybe at the rumble... but maybe tonight shouldve been bams, with savage going over in the one on one to give him back some face.
really made simmons, crush, dibiase and michaels look like a million bucks tonight. and bret didnt lose any steam with the way he was knocked off.
main event was booked very well, nobody lost face except maybe the quebecers (which perhaps hints at a johnny polo aided tag title win?), and all the feuds are still open to continue. youve really built perfect well... rumble win, losing his spot, and battling all the way back to getting a title shot a year later.
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Post by bountyhunterblood5 on Jul 28, 2011 10:24:55 GMT -5
Jarrett over on Koko in a dark match not bad.
Crush and Ron Simmons feud building up i like it. Good opening contest by the way. Randy getting over on Bigelow for the final elimination good call.
Shooked to see the Heavenly Bodies get over on the Smoking Gunns
Taker and Quake match very welll writen good to see him get over. Good ending with the choke slam.
Dibiase team was stacked good thing to see him get over on Bret and shoving that bill in his mouth.
Ric Flair throwing out the challage to Hogan I love it.
Love the Mr. Perfect Lex Luger feud. Nice to see Mr. Perfect come out on top. Great team pairings and a hell of an ending 10/10 great PPV
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 28, 2011 17:40:17 GMT -5
Week #48: November 29th - December 4th WWF RAW 11/29/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Men on a Mission defeated Barry Horowitz/Barry Hardy in 2:18 when Mabel pinned Hardy following a big splash. During the bout, Jeff Jarrett called in and talked about his disgust for rap music and called Men on a Mission a disgrace to the music industry. 2. Kings Court w/Ted DiBiase: Jerry Lawler opens up the segment bragging about putting Tatanka in the hospital right next to Chief Jay Strongbow. Lawler mocks Tatanka saying that he isn’t capable of beating royalty like himself and considers Tatanka a non-issue. Lawler introduces a man who had a very successful Survivor Series, Ted DiBiase, who defeated “the broken down, miserably depressed†Bret Hart. DiBiase makes his way down to the ring with a huge smile on his face and laughing in a few Hitman fans faces. DiBiase tells Lawler that it is always good to be standing in the ring with a winner, like Lawler. DiBiase tells the fans that he and Lawler are men that they should lookup to and respect. “You unintelligent fans cheer for guys like Tatanka, and Bret Hart. They are poor losers. You should all aim to be like me, a winner and wealthy!†Lawler wants to talk about DiBiase’s new home, the Hart House. DiBiase tells Lawler that for now on he wants his home to named the Million Dollar House. “Once I entered that disgusting, rotting home, the value went through the roof. Anything I touch becomes worth millions of dollars.†DiBiase tells Lawler that he has a surprise that he only wants to share here on the Kings Court. Recently, Bret’s sister Diane Smith has come home and “assumed her job that he deemed she was qualified for.†Lawler is quite interested in what DiBiase is talking about. DiBiase calms Lawler down and tells him that everyone will see what he is talking about… next week on RAW. 3. Owen Hart defeated Brad Howard in 3:09 following a missile dropkick. 4. Mr. Perfect/Lex Luger Footage: Backstage footage from Survivor Series is show where Mr. Perfect celebrated with his team while Lex Luger tossed chairs and broke a mirror in his locker room before kicking the cameraman out of the room. 5. Shawn Michaels/Diesel defeated Ryan Hunkins/Roger Jenkins in 2:15 when Diesel pinned Jenkins following a powerbomb. 6. Survivor Series Report: Todd Pettengill reviews the Survivor Series event which saw the Undertaker overcome Earthquake in a casket match, the Heavenly Bodies make a case to be given a tag title shot as they defeated the Smoking Gunns, Ron Simmons’s team over came Jim Cornette’s team, Team DiBiase prevailed over Team Hart and Team Perfect got the win over Team Luger. 7. Rick Martel defeated WWF World Tag Team Champion Rick Steiner in 7:03 when Jimmy Del Ray grabbed Steiner’s foot to prevent a vertical suplex from the apron back into the ring. During this, Pritchard was brawling with Scott Steiner and the referee was distracted by Cornette. After the match, Razor Ramon ran down to the ring and along with Steiner Brothers cleared Pritchard, Del Ray and Martel from the ring. WWF Superstars 12/3/1993 1. Chris Benoit defeated Brian Crawford in 2:34 with the Crossface. During the match, pre-tape comments from Benoit are aired. Benoit makes it clear that he is disappointed with his outing at Survivor Series but notes that he didn’t tap out but rather passed out. Benoit is going to make it his mission to show any of his doubters that he toughest competitor in the WWF. 2. Bret Hart Interview: Vince McMahon introduces Bret Hart for an interview. Hart joins McMahon on the podium, clearly not in a good state of mind with losing to DiBiase. Hart quickly tells McMahon that what happened at Survivor Series last week has been eating him alive. Hart shows a lump on his forehead from being hit with a steel briefcase and says for the past week he has had the reminder of DiBiase hitting him and pinning him. “Every time my head throbs, I get angrier, DiBiase. This has gone far too personal for me to keep myself compose. You bring my sister into this along with my parents. If you dare do anything to hurt them, I’ll make you regret the day you ever missed with the Hart Family.†McMahon brings up Shawn Michaels claiming to now be the best wrestler to ever life as Michaels believes he was the sole reason that Team DiBiase won. Hart tells McMahon “Vince, no disrespect to you, but quite frankly I have bigger issues to attend to then Shawn Michaels.†3. The Quebecers defeated Chase Cain/Jimmy Stewart in 3:39 when Pierre pinned Cain. 4. Razor Ramon Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon. Ross notes that since Rick Martel pinned Ramon at Survivor Series he has earned himself another championship shot on RAW, December 5th. Ramon tells Ross that Martel snuck his way to victory at Survivor Series but on 12/5, the Bad Guy will be focused and ready to battle for the gold. 5. Marty Jannetty/the Kamikaze Kid defeated the Beverly Brothers in 6:02 when Jannetty pinned Blake following the Rocker Dropper. 6. Bam-Bam Bigelow Interview: Todd Pettengill interviewed Bam-Bam Bigelow who is fuming after being pinned by Randy Savage at Survivor Series. Bigelow tells Pettengill that Savage didn’t beat him, but rather Bigelow beat himself. “Macho Old Man Savage wouldn’t be able to last with me in a fight.. Not a match.. A fight.†Bigelow proceeds to challenge Savage to a no disqualification match which Bigelow deems to be his element. “Let’s see if you can still take a beating, Savage.†Bigelow leaves the podium aggravated as the fans chant for Macho Man. 7. Ron Simmons defeated Yokozuna by disqualification in 4:08 when Crush ran down to the ring and attacked Simmons. Crush ended up handcuffing Simmons to the middle rope and broke the Japanese flag over Simmons back before being taken away be officials. WWF Wrestling Challenge 12/4/1993 1. WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon defeated Paul Offerman in 2:26 following the Razors Edge. During the bout, Rick Martel called in to tell everyone that on RAW, the WWF Intercontinental Championship will be around his chiseled waist. 2. Jim Cornette Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Jim Cornette. Cornette has one thing on his mind and that is the WWF World Tag Team Championships. Cornette believes the Heavenly Bodies have made their mark in the company as a top tag team and demands that the Heavenly Bodies are given an opportunity to take championships off the “muscle head†Steiner’s. Cornette finishes the interview officially challenging the Steiner’s to step up to the plate and face the Heavenly Bodies! 3. Ludvig Borga defeated Craig Morgan in 2:07 following a shoulder breaker. 4. Jerry Lawler defeated Jason White in 2:16 following a pile driver. 5. Tatanka Interview: A video of Tatanka, sporting a neck brace is shown as he sits with Chief Jay Strongbow. Tatanka tells Strongbow that he continues to fail him and for that he apologizes. Strongbow grabs Tatanka’s had and says “Tatanka, you a strong man. You have the ability to be the very best at anything you put your mind to. I know that you will take care of Jerry Lawler. Do not settle for failure.†Tatanka stands up and removes his brace looking at the camera and said… “Jerry Lawler, the war path has begun!†6. The Heavenly Bodies defeated the Nasty Boys in 7:12 when Del Ray pinned Saggs following a moonsault. During the bout, Scott Steiner called in and told Vince McMahon that they don’t shy away from any challenge. The Steiner Brothers would gladly take on the Heavenly Bodies for the WWF World Tag Team Championships! [/font]
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Post by DTP. on Jul 28, 2011 18:12:06 GMT -5
WWF RAW: Monday 29th November 1993...Men on a Mission with their debut is a good move, liking Jeff Jarrett calling them out on their 'music making'. Jerry Lawler and Ted Dibiase's promo would have made for a great angle, interested to see what Dibiase has in store for Bret Hart next week on RAW. Owen Hart with a win is fine. Liked Lex Luger's temper tantrum backstage after Survivor Series. Shawn Michaels and Diesel with a win was likely. Rick Martel beating Rick Steiner was certainly a surprise, not the best main event as I feel their styles would have clashed awkwardly. I see your main purpose of this was to propell the Heavenly Bodies into action against the Steiner Brothers (which case, I hope they don't take the WWF Tag Team Championships) and to advance Razor Ramon's feud with Martel. Not too bad a show.
WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Saturday 3rd December 1993...Happy December. Nearly a year in already huh. Chris Benoit's win was cool, but I don't know, the insert promo made him seem like a heel. Giving an excuse as to why he lost, sort've. Bret Hart's interview was quite good, a great reaction to Ted Dibiase's promo on RAW. If we get a mini-feud with Bret and Shawn Michaels here as well as Dibiase and Bret, that would be terrific. Hart and Michaels on the undercard at the Royal Rumble, perhaps? The Quebecers' win was fine. Raazor Ramon's interview was nice. I'm looking forward to Rick Martel facing Razor, I just feel like Martel will be winning the WWF Intercontinental Championship. Would be terrific, don't get me wrong, but I see Razor as aiming higher about this stage in his career. As a face, the guy just rose to superstardom too quick to tangle with the midcarders. Marty Jannetty and Kamikaze Kid beating the Beverly Brothers is fine. I see Beau and Blake becoming the heel version of the Nasty Boys in this diary. Bam Bam Bigelow facing Randy Savage in a no-disqualification match sounds terrific; I could see it happening at the last RAW of 1993. There was no actual date made, strangely enough. Shame that the big match between Ron Simmons and Yokozuna ended quickly with Crush attacking Simmons; it just strikes me that Simmons is ALWAYS the man in peril. The heel faction is just too powerful. Give them some new opponents. Decent show overall, better than RAW.
WWF Wrestling Challenge: Sunday 4th December 1993...Razor Ramon's win was fine, liked Rick Martel phoning in. Jim Cornette's interview was acceptable, definitely showed what the Heavenly Bodies are aiming for, feuding with the Steiner Brothers. Ludvig Borga and Jerry Lawler with wins was fine also. Tatanka still feuding with Lawler? At this stage in their feud, I've lost interest. It's dragged on too long now. And Tatanka won't get anywhere if he keeps having Chief Jay Strongbow around. The Heavenly Bodies beating the Nasty Boys was a fine main event, not too bad a week for television, just overall setting up some feuds for the New Year.
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Post by Jack. on Jul 29, 2011 7:21:57 GMT -5
You'll have to cope with my very LIMITED knowledge of anything this far back which was before my birth. Men on a Mission going over is fine as I know nothing over the other duo. So I'm guessing DiBiase bought Hart's house. Classic heel segment from Ted DiBiase. Owen Hart going over is good since again, I don't know if opponent. Michaels and Diesel winning is awesome, again I don't know there opponents. Maybe I should research more. Survivor Series sounded good, might go back and read that. Good main event with Martel over Rick Stiener with a distraction from Jimmy Del Ray, I guess this adds to whatever feud you have going on there.
Chris Beniot over Crawford is cool, I hope you push Beniot. I'm guessing this DiBiase/Hart feud is far from over. The Quebecers going over is fine, I have no Idea who some of these opponents are. I hope Ramon defeats Martel. Jannetty and Kamikaze Kid going over is fine. Bigelow vs. Savage would be a great match. Good main event. I was surprised to see Simmons beat Yoko until I realized it was by DQ. Good ending.
I like Ramon, so good opening contest with Razor going over Offerman. Martel making a statement during the match was cool. Heavenly Bodies vs. The Steiners would be good, but I'd be rooting for the Steiners. A couple of good matches in there, They are all so short but I guess that's how it used to be. Glad Lawler picked up a victory. Wrestling Shows used to be so simple, haha. The Heavenly Bodies losing out there would've been pointless so I am glad they went over the Nasty Boys.
Sorry for these horrible replies but I tried my best, I really have no knowledge on this but I can see you work hard and deliver some good shows.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 29, 2011 16:26:21 GMT -5
Time for some post Survivor Series build! Really no surprise you had Men on a Mission go over in their debut, their feud with Double J should be hilarious. Good King's Court with DiBiase. I'm wondering what Diane Smith's new job is, probably something embarrassing. What's wrong with the apostrophe on your shows? Owen Hart and Diesel/HBK winning their matches were no surprise. Decent match event, Martel winning in controversial fashion was the right call and Razor Ramon coming down to help was good stuff. Benoit winning his match on Superstars was good, love that you're continuing to build him up as a legitimate threat. Great interview with Bret Hart. Both the Razor Ramon and Bigelow interviews were gold. Nice main event to Superstars. Overall a good week of wrestling, excited to see where you go for the Royal Rumble. Good stuff, Bob, keep it up.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 29, 2011 16:38:40 GMT -5
Time for some post Survivor Series build! Really no surprise you had Men on a Mission go over in their debut, their feud with Double J should be hilarious. Good King's Court with DiBiase. I'm wondering what Diane Smith's new job is, probably something embarassing. What's wrong with the appostraphe on your shows? Owen Hart and Diesel/HBK winning their matches were no surprise. Decent match event, Martel winning in controversial fashion was the right call and Razor Ramon coming down to help was good stuff. Benoit winning his match on Superstars was good, love that you're continuing to build him up as a legitimate threat. Great interview with Bret Hart. Both the Razor Ramon and Bigelow interviews were gold. Nice main event to Superstars. Overall a good week of wrestling, excited to see where you go for the Royal Rumble. Good stuff, Bob, keep it up. I have no idea, but it's really pissing me off.
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