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Post by chaz on Jan 24, 2011 11:27:21 GMT -5
| | WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION ROSTER | Face | Andre The Giant SEMI-ACTIVE · Animal · Big Boss Man · Bret 'Hitman' Hart · The British Bulldog · Brutus 'The Barber' Beefcake INJURED · Butch · Chris Chavis ENHANCEMENT · Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine · Hawk · Hulk Hogan · 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan · Jim 'The Anvil' Neidhart · Jim Powers · 'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka · Koko B. Ware · Luke · Marty Jannetty · Nikolai Volkoff · Owen Hart ENHANCEMENT · Phil Apollo · 'Macho Man' Randy Savage NON-WRESTLER · Ricky 'The Dragon' Steamboat · Ross Greenberg · Rowdy Roddy Piper SEMI-ACTIVE · Shawn Michaels · Sid Justice · The Texas Tornado · Tito Santana · The Ultimate Warrior · Virgil | Heel | The Barbarian · Barry Horowitz · Beau Beverly · The Berzerker · Blake Beverly · Bob Bradley · Brian Knobbs · 'Big Bully' Busick · Charles Wright ENHANCEMENT · Colonel Mustafa · Crush INACTIVE · Duane Gill · Earthquake · Hercules · Irwin R. Schyster · Jake 'The Snake' Roberts · Jerry Saggs · Kato · The Mountie · Mr. Perfect · Paul Roma · 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair YET TO DEBUT · 'The Model' Rick Martel · Sgt. Slaughter · Skinner · Smash · Steve Lombardi · Tanaka · 'Million Dollar Man' Ted DiBiase · Typhoon · The Undertaker · The Warlord | Managers and Valets | The Coach [Mr. Perfect] · General Adnan [Colonel Mustafa, Sgt. Slaughter] · The Genius [Beau Beverly, Blake Beverly] · Harvey Wippleman ['Big Bully' Busick] · 'Mouth of the South' Jimmy Hart [Brian Knobbs, Earthquake, Jerry Saggs, The Mountie, Typhoon] · Miss Elizabeth ['Macho Man' Randy Savage] · Mr. Fuji [The Berzerker, Kato, Tanaka] · Paul Bearer [The Undertaker] · 'Sensational' Sherri ['Million Dollar Man' Ted DiBiase] · Slick [Hercules, Paul Roma] | Staff and Others | 'Lord' Alfred Hayes · Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan · 'Mean' Gene Okerlund · Gorilla Monsoon · Howard Finkel · Jack Tunney · Ray Rougeau · Sean Mooney · Vince McMahon |
| WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION TITLE HISTORY | WWF Champion
Hulk Hogan [3] | Sgt. Slaughter [1] Jan 19 1991 - Mar 24 1991 | Intercontinental Champion
Bret Hart [1] | Mr. Perfect [1] Nov 19 1990 - Aug 26 1991 | WWF Tag Team Champions
Legion of Doom (Hawk [1] and Animal [1]) [1] | The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs [1] and Jerry Saggs [1]) [1] Mar 24 1991 - Aug 26 1991 |
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Television -
Prime Time Wrestling - Monday; Evening; USA Network [Vince McMahon and Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan]
Superstars - Saturday; Evening; Syndicated [Vince McMahon & 'Macho Man' Randy Savage]
Wrestling Challenge - Sunday; Afternoon; Syndicated [Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan]
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Pay-Per-View and Large Events -
Survivor Series - November 27 @ Detroit, MI
This Tuesday in Texas - December 3 @ San Antonio, TX
Royal Rumble - January 19 @ Albany, NY
Saturday Night's Main Event - February 8 @ Lubbock, TX
WrestleMania VIII - April 5 @ Indianapolis, IN
SummerSlam - August 31 @ London, England |
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Post by chaz on Jan 24, 2011 11:27:38 GMT -5
 Aug 26 1991 @ New York, NY1.) The British Bulldog, Ricky Steamboat and The Texas Tornado def. The Warlord and Power and Glory (with Slick). (10:43) 2.) Bret Hart def. Mr. Perfect (with Coach Tolos) to capture the Intercontinental Championship. (18:04) 3.) The Natural Disasters (with Jimmy Hart) def. The Bushwhackers (with Andre The Giant). (6:27) 4.) Virgil def. Ted DiBiase (with 'Sensational' Sherri) to capture the Million Dollar Championship. (13:11) 5.) The Big Boss Man def. The Mountie (with Jimmy Hart) in a Jailhouse Match. (9:38) 6.) The Legion of Doom def. The Nasty Boys in a Street Fight to win the WWF Tag Team Championship. (7:45) 7.) Irwin R. Schyster def. Greg Valentine. (7:07) 8.) Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior def. Sgt. Slaughter, Colonel Mustafa and General Adnan in a Handicap Match. Sid Justice was the special guest referee. (12:40) |
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Post by chaz on Jan 24, 2011 11:27:56 GMT -5
RESERVED
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Post by DTP. on Jan 24, 2011 11:31:59 GMT -5
Ah, cool.
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Post by Fury on Jan 24, 2011 15:50:21 GMT -5
Should be sexy Chaz. Great time period can't wait to see what you do with Flair in particular.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 24, 2011 18:08:57 GMT -5
Well this is for sure interesting. I became a WWE fan in 2005 so I look to learn alot from 1991 from this. And excuse me if I sound very stupid. I know tidbits of stuff, but anyways good luck!
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Post by chaz on Jan 27, 2011 12:23:40 GMT -5
| WWF Prime Time Wrestling
August 27 1991 @ various locations
Hosted by Vince McMahon and Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan |
Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan welcome us to the studio, and hype today's show. You will see the likes of 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan, Irwin R. Schyster, and The Undertaker! Plus, The Rockers and Rick Martel will be in the studio, as will be WWF President Jack Tunney with an announcement!
The Natural Disasters (with Jimmy Hart) defeat Jim Powers and Ross Greenberg with the Earthquake Splash. (2:43)
McMahon and Heenan discuss the progress of Earthquake and Typhoon under the tutelege of Jimmy Hart. Heenan predicts that a team of their size and power won't be far away from the WWF Tag Team Titles for long. They are interupted by The Beverly Brothers. The in-studio audience boo Beau and Blake as they head over to the hosts. The Beverlys congratulate The Natural Disasters on an impressive performance. They reveal that they have a new manager, and introduce him... The Genius! He makes his way into the studio, and recites a poem about how Beau and Blake will surpass every team in the World Wrestling Federation to become the Tag Team Champions.
Ricky 'The Dragon' Steamboat will be in action NEXT!
Ricky Steamboat defeats Chris Duffy with a Flying Crossbody Press. (4:04)
We see a promo video from Jake 'The Snake' Roberts. He is in a dark forest, with mist swirling all around him. Roberts says he is a dangerous man that can strike anywhere at anytime. He is a covert, opportunistic man that is putting the World Wrestling Federation on notice: watch where you step. You never know what might bite..
We see a promo from Mr. Perfect, who talks briefly. He announces that he will have an announcement for Prime Time Wrestling NEXT WEEK!
Jim Duggan defeats Barry Hardy with a Running Tackle. (3:58)
The Rockers join the hosts in the studio. McMahon and Heenan interview them, with Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty both stating their intentions to finally claim the WWF Tag Team Titles. Heenan says they don't stand a chance against teams like the Beverly Brothers, but the Rockers insist they are willing and able to beat anyone.
Irwin R. Schyster defeats Jimmy Snuka with the Stock Market Crash. (7:11)
During the match, we see an insert promo from IRS, who claims his stock is rising in the World Wrestling Federation, and all he has to do now is make an impact. He has his eyes on every WWF superstar looking for his opportunity.
We go to another segment where we join the Big Boss Man as he returns to Cobb County on patrol with their police force. During this segment we see Boss Man apprehend criminals, including a man who tries to steal a woman's purse. Boss Man says he is the law and order of Cobb County and the World Wrestling Federation. He has got The Mountie locked away and promises that the other rule breakers in the WWF will soon join him in the slammer!
'The Model' Rick Martel is introduced as the next guest in the studio. Despite being asked set-questions by McMahon, Martel seems more concerned with the Big Boss Man segment. Martel says it should be a crime to be as 'overweight and disgusting' as the Boss Man is. Heenan agrees and backs up Martel, who claims that Boss Man needs to be locked away for 'disturbing the peace' or 'public indecency'!
Up next.. Skinner!
Skinner defeats Nikolai Volkoff with the Gatorbreaker. (5:29)
Jack Tunney is welcomed to the studio, where he prepares to make an announcement. Tunney says the World Wrestling Federation is jam-packed with so many amazing superstars that he is at a loss. When questioned what about, Tunney says he is at a loss to decide who will be the next Number One Contender to Hulk Hogan's WWF Championship. Tunney says he'll be on the lookout over the next few weeks at EVERY WWF superstar and will announce his decision to the public. McMahon asks Tunney to stay and watch our next match..
Tito Santana defeats Smash with a Flying Forearm. (5:46)
Bobby Heenan introduces a guest phone caller, who specifically wants to speak to Jack Tunney. The caller doesn't identify himself. He tells Tunney that he shouldn't be looking for a new Number One Contender for the WWF Title, he should be looking for a new Champion altogether! This man claims to be the 'real World Champion' and that Hulk Hogan is an embarrassment to the World Wrestling Federation! He hangs up before he gets too worked up. McMahon and Tunney question how anyone could put down Hogan like that. The hosts sign-off after introducing our main event..
The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) defeats Koko B. Ware with the Tombstone Piledriver. (3:02)
© 1991 Titan Sports, Inc.
WWF, World Wrestling Federation and all Wrestlers names are trademarks of Titan Sports, Inc.
Hulk Hogan, Hulkster and Hulkamania are trademarks of the Marvel Comics Group, Licensed exclusively to Titan Sports, Inc.
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Post by DTP. on Jan 27, 2011 17:41:33 GMT -5
WWF Prime Time Wrestling: Monday 27th August 1991...Quick note before I begin, but I feel you should have not noted Tuesday in Texas as being official, as it was a late addition to the pay-per-view calendar if I recall correctly. Onto the show, the Natural Disasters beating Jim Powers and Ross Greenberg was obvious, hoping to see Earthquake and Typhoon get pretty far in the WWF. I loved them as heels, too. The Beverly Brothers, uh. They weren't my favorite. Liking the addition of The Genius as a manager. Ricky Steamboat winning is fine, wish we could acknowledge that he is a former WWF Intercontinental Champion. Jim Duggan beating Barry Hardy is fine, no problem. So much opposition for the WWF Tag Team Championships. Irwin R. Schyster! Hope to see him get some individual wins in before teaming with Ted Dibiase. Rick Martel talking about Big Bossman could be cool, I hope Martel is given a good push in the WWF. He was once near-Ric Flair quality. Skinner beating Nikolai Volkoff is fine, Volkoff is lost in the WWF at this point in time. Looking forward to who Hulk Hogan's next WWF Championship contender will be. Tito Santana beating Smash is acceptable, interesting match here. The Undertaker against Koko B. Ware; right man won, fine way to finish the show. A decent start to the diary, would have mixed the WWF superstar vs WWF superstar matches up with the squash matches though, rather than put three of them in a row on last.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 28, 2011 10:01:17 GMT -5
-The Natural Disasters, I know. Them winning was the better call in my opinion.
-Ricky Steamboat over Duffy was expected as Steamboat is higher class in WWF.
-Duggan winning too was good, he was very good around this time.
-Two good competitors in this match. Though I think Snuka could've won. Good call.
-Tito Santana winning was the right call too.
-Great main event, Undertaker winning was good too.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 28, 2011 19:05:51 GMT -5
I greatly enjoyed this episode. I love the idea of the Beverly's being taken seriously and not as a complete joke as they eventually turned into. Nice job on the brief Roberts promo. I can imagine a Rockers/Beverly's feud over the number one contendership, possibly which would be interesting to see. Awesome to see that your already hinting at a Flair/Hogan showdown. Excellent job, and its great to see another Old School diary on here!
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Post by Matt on Jan 30, 2011 10:48:11 GMT -5
This is really well done and there is nothing really to complain about. I am really interested to see if Roberts will receive a push. I'd love to see the Rockers finally take the tag titles. The ending was great! I really hope we see Ric Flair take on Hulk Hogan to determine who the real world champion is. Great stuff, as expected.
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Post by chaz on Jan 30, 2011 10:56:28 GMT -5
| WWF Superstars
August 30 1991 @ Worcester, MA
Hosted by Vince McMahon and 'Macho Man' Randy Savage |
Vince McMahon welcomes us to tonight's show. He hypes appearances tonight by The Berzerker, Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine, the new Million Dollar Champion Virgil, and the new WWF Tag Team Champions the Legion of Doom! McMahon introduces his broadcase partner 'Macho Man' Randy Savage!
Savage cut a promo on Jake Roberts and The Undertaker regarding their 'unwanted' appearance at his and Miss Elizabeth's wedding reception at SummerSlam. Savage says he will make both men pay for what they did. A replay is shown, with Roberts threatening Miss Elizabeth with a live cobra, whilst The Undertaker attacks the groom.
The Texas Tornado defeats Phil Apollo with a Discus Punch. (1:52)
Commercials regarding various WWF live events are shown.
Virgil defeats Duane Gill with the Million Dollar Dream. (2:16)
During the match, we see an insert promo from 'Million Dollar Man' Ted DiBiase. He warns Virgil that he will exact his revenge and reclaim what's rightfully his - the Million Dollar belt, and Virgil's dignity! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
We go to the interview podium where Mean Gene Okerlund introduces his guests - Sgt. Slaughter, General Adnan and Colonel Mustafa. Adnan leads the interview, waving the Iraqi flag, claiming that their time in the World Wrestling Federation is not over and they will continue to wreak havoc until they take full control. Slaughter avoids questioning, looking very uncomfortable and remains silent. Replays are shown of the Triangle's loss to Hulk Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior at SummerSlam.
A replay is shown from Prime Time Wrestling (26/8/91) -
Bobby Heenan introduces a guest phone caller, who specifically wants to speak to Jack Tunney. The caller doesn't identify himself. He tells Tunney that he shouldn't be looking for a new Number One Contender for the WWF Title, he should be looking for a new Champion altogether! This man claims to be the 'real World Champion' and that Hulk Hogan is an embarrassment to the World Wrestling Federation! He hangs up before he gets too worked up. McMahon and Tunney question how anyone could put down Hogan like that.
Greg Valentine defeats Tony Richter with a Piledriver. (1:49)
Coming later.. WWF Tag Team Champions the Legion of Doom vs. The Orient Express! Up next.. The Berzerker!
'Big Bully' Busick (with Harvey Wippleman) defeats Cleo Reed via submission with the Stump Puller. (1:37)
Sean Mooney welcomes us to the Event Center. He talks us through various taped promos..
- The Natural Disasters single out the Legion of Doom as their next targets. They also verbally assault Andre the Giant, claiming an 'earthquake' or 'typhoon' would easily topple him.
- The British Bulldog informs us that 'every dog has his day' and his is fast approaching!
- The Barbarian tell us of the journey he took to get to the World Wrestling Federation, travelling from lands far away. He says it won't be a wasted journey as he mauls every WWF superstar in sight to claim the WWF Championship belt!
Jim Neidhart defeats Brian Donahue with with the Anvil Flattener. (2:09)
Highlights are shown from Prime Time Wrestling (26/8/91) -
The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) defeats Koko B. Ware with the Tombstone Piledriver. (3:02)
We see a taped promo from The Undertaker, alongside Paul Bearer, who says that it's time for some WWF superstars to be laid to rest, one of them being Randy Savage. The Undertaker takes over, saying 'Macho Man's' time has been and gone. However, he's found new ground to cover in the World Wrestling Federation. Undertaker claims it's his responsibility to put the final nail in Savage's coffin.
The Legion of Doom defeat The Orient Express (with Mr. Fuji) with the Doomsday Device. (4:40)
Next week.. the new WWF Intercontinental Champion Bret 'Hitman' Hart defends the title against The Warlord!
We see a taped promo from both men. Hart says his excellence will prevail as he holds onto his WWF Intercontinental Title and shows The Warlord what it takes to be a true WWF superstar! Warlord says he will break Hart, and that he has no chance of escaping his Full Nelson!
McMahon and Savage sign off, as stills are shown of tonight's action!
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WWF, World Wrestling Federation and all Wrestlers names are trademarks of Titan Sports, Inc.
Hulk Hogan, Hulkster and Hulkamania are trademarks of the Marvel Comics Group, Licensed exclusively to Titan Sports, Inc.
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Post by DTP. on Jan 31, 2011 9:23:15 GMT -5
WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Thursday 30th August 1991...This is an easy scenario man, you really should keep to this at least until Survivor Series. Randy Savage commenting on Jake Roberts AND The Undertaker. That could be interesting. I would like to see Savage take on The Undertaker down the line, even if it is a little too soon for 'Taker. The Texas Tornado was a decent midcard muscle, liked his win here. Virgil I'm unimpressed with, really. Ted Dibiase shouldn't waste that much time on Virgil. I am looking forward to Sgt Slaughter seemingly reverting against Colonel Mustafa and General Adnan. Yes, Greg Valentine is fun to use here. Him as a face was weird, though. Can expect him not going too far. Busick? Not familiar with him. Nice win I guess. Looking forward to the Natural Disasters facing the Legion of Doom. I wonder if you're doing live event results, too. The Barbarian's promo was a little exaggerated. Jim Neidhart with the win is fine. Hope he doesn't stick to commentary. The Undertaker and Koko B. Ware being reshown is odd. Fill for time, probably. Legion of Doom destroyed the Orient Express, nice showing by the foreigners though. Looking forward to Bret Hart BEATING The Warlord next week. Decent episode.
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Post by chaz on Feb 4, 2011 11:37:06 GMT -5
| WWF Wrestling Challenge
August 31 1991 @ Portland, ME
Hosted by Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan |
The Beverly Brothers defeat Mario Mancini and Paul Perez
Jake Roberts pins Sonny Blaze
The Rockers defeat Mike Midland and Nick Tarantino
Virgil defeats Duane Gill
Rick Martel defeats Bob Bradley
The Ultimate Warrior pins Paul Roma
*Quick results, so I can start week 2 with a whole new layout* |
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Post by chaz on Feb 4, 2011 14:22:34 GMT -5
| WWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING September 3 1991 @ various locations - Hosted by Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan | · The British Bulldog defeats The Brooklyn Brawler with the Running Powerslam. (4:02)
· Irwin R. Schyster defeats Mark Thomas with the Stock Market Crash. (1:55)
· Jimmy Snuka defeats Sgt. Slaughter (with Colonel Mustafa and General Adnan) via disqualification when Colonel Mustafa and General Adnan attack Snuka. Slaughter doesn't take part in the attack. (6:28)
· The Warlord (with Slick) defeats Tony Diamond via submission with the Full Nelson. (2:04) Features an insert promo from The Warlord and Slick where they promise to break Bret Hart in two on Superstars and claim the Intercontinental Title belt before Hart's reign has even started.
· Big Boss Man defeats Brian Costello with the Boss Man Slam. (1:03) Featured an insert promo from 'The Model' Rick Martel, who says watching the Boss Man's 'greasy' and 'gigantic' body in the ring makes him want to vomit.
· The Barbarian defeats Phil Apollo with a Clawhold. (1:45)
· Ted DiBiase (with Sensational Sherri) defeats Chris Chavis with the Million Dollar Dream. (3:03) Features an insert promo from the Million Dollar Man. He says Virgil's kind are as cheap as they come and he can replace him no problem, because as he well knows, everybody's got a price for the Million Dollar Man! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
· The Rockers defeat The Nasty Boys (with Jimmy Hart) when Michaels rolled up Saggs. (8:11)
ALSO FEATURES - Mr. Perfect is interviewed in the studio where he announces his immediate retirement from in ring action due to injury. However, he will use his 'vast amount of wealth' to establish himself as the greatest manager in the World Wrestling Federation. He's on the look out for his first client.
Also, the Intercontinental Champion Bret 'Hitman' Hart is interviewed about his first taste of singles gold aswell as his first title defense this week against The Warlord. Hart maintains he will be Champion for a long time. | WWF SUPERSTARS September 8 1991 @ Rochester, NY - Hosted by Vince McMahon and Randy Savage | · The Beverly Brothers (with The Genius) defeat Andy Garcia and Scott Summers. (2:47)
· Ricky Steamboat defeats Kato (with Tanaka and Mr. Fuji) with a Flying Crossbody Press. (5:10) Following the match, Tanaka and Fuji tried to ambush Steamboat but were sent packing with some stiff chops from Steamboat!
· Big Bully Busick (with Harvey Wippleman) defeats Ross Greenberg with the Stump Puller. (1:31)
· Hercules (with Paul Roma and Slick) defeats Gary Davis. (1:35)
· The Texas Tornado defeats Tony Richter with a Discus Punch. (2:39)
· Bret Hart defeats The Warlord (with Slick) with a roll-up to retain the Intercontinental Championship. (7:14)
ALSO FEATURES - Sid Justice as a guest on the Funeral Parlour. Justice says The Undertaker and Jake Roberts think they can mess with Randy Savage because he's retired and can't step in the ring with them, but he can. Justice gets in the face of The Undertaker as he appears from behind the set. Roberts sneak attacks Justice and is double-teamed. Savage rushes from the broadcast area with a chair and attacks Undertaker and Roberts, who end up retreating.
Sean Mooney hosts the WWF Update, recapping the events surrounding last week's SummerSlam event and the fallout of it. The next night on Prime Time Wrestling, President Jack Tunney announced he was on the look out for a new Number One Contender to Hulk Hogan's WWF Championship (features a promo from Hogan where he tells the world that he will accept the challenge of any competitor, inside or outside the World Wrestling Federation). We see basic self-promotion promos from Tito Santana, The Bushwhackers (with Andre The Giant) and The Natural Disasters.
It is revealed that Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan will be a guest on the Barber Shop on this week's Wrestling Challenge. | WWF WRESTLING CHALLENGE September 9 1991 @ Erie, PA - Hosted by Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby Heenan | · Sid Justice defeats Brian Donahue with a release Powerbomb. (0:56)
· The Natural Disasters (with Jimmy Hart) defeat Kerry Davis and Ray Garcia with the Earthquake Splash. (1:22) Features an insert promo from The Natural Disasters (taken from Superstars 8/9) where Earthquake and Typhoon claim that they will take great enjoyment in crushing the bones of Hawk and Animal and taking the WWF Tag Team Titles.
· The Berzerker (with Mr. Fuji) defeats Hacksaw Jim Duggan via count-out. (5:50)
· Virgil defeats Barry Horowitz with the Million Dollar Dream. (3:07) Features an insert promo from Virgil, who says Ted DiBiase has paid the price for his cruel and heartless actions. He bashes DiBiase for being driven by money rather than the thrill of competition.
· The Bushwhackers (with Andre The Giant) defeat Jim Whitman and Paul Perez with the Battering Ram. (3:13) After the match, the Beverly Brothers hit the ring and attack Luke and Butch. However, they are both tossed over the top rope by Andre!
· Skinner defeats Koko B. Ware with the Gatorbreaker. (4:51)
ALSO FEATURES - Bobby Heenan is a guest on the Barber Shop, where he reveals the the 'real' World Champion, the 'Nature Boy', Ric Flair is on his way to the World Wrestling Federation.
The WWF Update (Superstars 8/9) is replayed, with new promos from The Ultimate Warrior (who targets the Triangle of Terror), IRS, and Mr. Perfect (who says he is impressed with certain WWF superstars and WILL be continuing to search for someone to manage).
It is announced that next week on Superstars, Jake Roberts will face Sid Justice! | © 1991 Titan Sports, Inc.
WWF, World Wrestling Federation and all Wrestlers names are trademarks of Titan Sports, Inc.
Hulk Hogan, Hulkster and Hulkamania are trademarks of the Marvel Comics Group, Licensed exclusively to Titan Sports, Inc.
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Post by chaz on Feb 6, 2011 10:01:02 GMT -5
| WWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING September 10 1991 @ various locations - Hosted by Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan | · The Nasty Boys (with Jimmy Hart) defeat Barry Hardy and Bubba Monroe with the Trip to Nastyville. (3:45) Following the match, Knobbs and Sags attack their opponents, but are chased away by the WWF Tag Team Champions the Legion of Doom!
· Irwin R. Schyster defeats Ray Garcia with the Stock Market Crash. (2:12)
· The Texas Tornado defeats Ted DiBiase (with Sensational Sherri) via disqualification when Sherri slapped the Tornado. (6:01) Following the match, DiBiase wiped out the Tornado with the Million Dollar Dream.
· Sid Justice defeats Brian Donahue with a release Powerbomb. (0:56) (Replayed from Wrestling Challenge 9/9)
· Jake Roberts defeats Jim Powers with the DDT. (2:34)
· The Ultimate Warrior defeats Rick Martel with a Leaping Shoulder Block. (5:44)
ALSO FEATURES - A replay from the Wrestling Challenge 9/9 episode where Bobby Heenan announces that Ric Flair is on his way to the World Wrestling Federation.
The Big Boss Man is in the studio to watch the main event. He says that Rick Martel says he falsely presents himself as a model, when in fact he is a skinny runt and he will not be allowed to corrupt the WWF.
Million Dollar Champion Virgil is interviewed. He dubs Ted DiBiase a bully and calls him 'morally bankrupt'.
'Macho Man' Randy Savage is in the studio, drumming up support for Sid Justice for his match against Jake Roberts this week on Superstars. | WWF SUPERSTARS September 15 1991 @ Rochester, NY - Hosted by Vince McMahon and Randy Savage | · The British Bulldog defeats Scott Colantonio with the Running Powerslam. (2:06)
· The Rockers defeat The Orient Express (with Mr. Fuji) with the Rocker-Plex. (6:22)
· Typhoon (with Jimmy Hart) defeats Jim Neidhart with the Tidal Wave. (3:14)
· Greg Valentine defeats Dwayne Evans with the Figure-Four Leglock. (2:58)
· Bret Hart defeats Mike Durham with the Sharpshooter. (4:01) Features an insert promo from Hart, who says victory over The Warlord last week was not a shock. Hart says he is proud to be the Intercontinental Champion, and will continue to fight to remain the Champion.
· The Barbarian defeats Tony Diamond with a Clawhold. (1:26)
· Jake Roberts defeats Sid Justice with the DDT following interference from The Underaker and Paul Bearer. (9:17) The Undertaker tries to place Justice in a body bag, but Randy Savage once again makes the save, clotheslining Undertaker over the top rope.
ALSO FEATURES - Irwin R. Schyster cuts a promo about how great he is, yada yada yada. IRS slams the fans for 'evading taxes' and the truth, that he is the best new superstar in the World Wrestling Federation.
Big Bully Busick promo, along with Harvey Wippleman, who claims Busick is as dominating as they come, and warns the WWF to stay out of his way!
Gene Okerlund conducts a podium interview with the Ultimate Warrior. He slams Sgt. Slaughter and says he has no heart. Warrior demands Slaughter stand up for the stars and stripes, and for himself.
Sean Mooney hosts the Event Center, covering the story of Ric Flair's imminent arrival in the World Wrestling Federation. Features self-promotion videos for Skinner, The Beverly Brothers and The Bushwhackers. | WWF WRESTLING CHALLENGE September 16 1991 @ Erie, PA - Hosted by Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby Heenan | · Virgil defeats Tom Sons. (4:13) Features a replay from the Prime Time Wrestling 10/9 episode where Virgil was a guest in the studio.
· Jake Roberts defeats Sid Justice with the DDT following interference from The Underaker and Paul Bearer. (9:17) The Undertaker tries to place Justice in a body bag, but Randy Savage once again makes the save, clotheslining Undertaker over the top rope. (Replay from Superstars 15/9)
· Big Bully Busick (with Harvey Wippleman) defeats Ron Cumberland with the Stump Puller. (2:03) Features a replay of Busick's promo from the Superstars 15/9 episode.
· Jimmy Snuka defeats Mike Williams with the Superfly Splash. (4:52)
· The Natural Disasters (with Jimmy Hart) defeat Al Coleman and Martin Roy with the Tidal Wave. (1:45) Features a replay of an insert promo from The Natural Disasters (taken from Superstars 8/9) where Earthquake and Typhoon claim that they will take great enjoyment in crushing the bones of Hawk and Animal and taking the WWF Tag Team Titles.
· Irwin R. Schyster defeats The Texas Tornado with the Stock Market Crash. (6:27)
ALSO FEATURES - Features the Barber Shop with guest Hawk and Animal, the Legion of Doom. They self-promote themselves as one of the strongest tag teams of all-time, that would have no trouble against the Rockers, the Beverlys, the Natural Disasters or any other team that wants to step in the ring with them.
The Event Center is replayed from the Superstars 15/9 episode, with promos added from the Big Boss Man and Hacksaw Jim Duggan. It is announced Duggan will face Colonel Mustafa next week.
It is announced that WWF Champion Hulk Hogan will be on Superstars next week! | © 1991 Titan Sports, Inc.
WWF, World Wrestling Federation and all Wrestlers names are trademarks of Titan Sports, Inc.
Hulk Hogan, Hulkster and Hulkamania are trademarks of the Marvel Comics Group, Licensed exclusively to Titan Sports, Inc.
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Post by DTP. on Feb 6, 2011 11:49:44 GMT -5
WWF Prime Time Wrestling: Monday 3rd September 1991...I am loving the new layout, so original. That graphic is also ultimately cool. The British Bulldog should go far in this diary. Irwn R. Schyster's just beginning his run, it'd be interesting and unique for him to remain solo for a little longer before teaming with Ted Dibiase. Jimmy Snuka and Sgt Slaughter sounds like the match we would have seen in a legends match in current day if it was on WWE television. Nice to see Snuka win, liked the attack by Colonel Mustafa and General Adnan, and the reluctance on Sgt Slaughter's part. The Warlord with the win, ah. Alright, but he's not going to take the WWF Intercontinental Championship from Bret Hart so soon, surely. Big Bossman and Rick Martel could have a bad clash of chemistry, but could lead to interesting matches. Ted Dibiase should demolish Virgil. Virgil was not the best wrestler. Would've been a hot mainevent win for the Rockers against the Nasty Boys. Mr Perfect's interview was good, retiring officially. Would like him to manage other people than Ric Flair if Flair appears. A decent episode.
WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Saturday 8th September 1991...The early days of the Beverly Brothers I believe, they could be potential WWF Tag Team Championship contenders. Big Bully Busick, interesting. Doubt he'll go too far. Hercules and the Texas Tornado could have a fun feud. Bret Hart retaining the WWF Intercontinental Championship against the Warlord was easily expected. Sid Justice on the Funeral Parlor; that would be an interesting feud. Justice and The Undertaker in this time period would be a poor match, though. Would like this to feud into WrestleMania VIII. Looking forward to the next contender to Hulk Hogan's WWF Championship. It may not be Undertaker, thankfully. Bobby Heenan client feuding with Brutus Beefcake perhaps?
WWF Wrestling Challenge: Sunday 9th September 1991...Sid Justice with the quick win, as well as the Natural Disasters. Dominance indeed. The Berzerker was an interesting character, intrigued by the count out finish. A feud perhaps? Berzerker reminded me of WWF's version of Bruiser Brody in a way. He was really agile for his size. Virgil beating Barry Horowitz came as no surprise. If you plan on building Virgil up, I suggest giving him an original finishing move. The Million Dollar Dream wouldn't be really a fitting submission for a quick blue cutter babyface if you ask me. The Bushwackers, meh. I hope the Beverly Brothers defeat them. Andre the Giant's appearance was a feel good effect. Skinner beating Koko B. Ware is fine I suppose. I would personally love one final match with Andre perhaps at WrestleMania VIII. I know he was a terrible wrestler and could barely wrestle at all in this point, but I'd love for him to have a farewell match with someone at WrestleMania. Ric Flair arriving here eh? I suppose he'll be Hulk Hogan's WWF Championship contender in the near future. Looking forward to Ultimate Warrior and how he'll have to decide if he trusts Sgt Slaughter against General Adnan and Colonel Mustafa. Jake Roberts and Sid Justice sounds big for Superstars. Overall, an average episode.
WWF Prime Time Wrestling: Monday 10th September 1991...Nice win for the Nasty Boys, I'm excited to see the Legion of Doom do battle with the Nastys, but I disagree with the logic that Jerry Saggs and Brian Knobbs get the WWF Tag Team Championship shot after losing to the Rockers last week on television. Irwin R. Schyster continues his run. I loved the Texas Tornado beating Ted Dibiaise by disqualification, would love a feud between the two. You could even turn Tornado to be Dibiase's bodyguard/sidekick. Jake Roberts beating Jim Powers was obvious. Ultimate Warrior beating Rick Martel served no surprise, was happy that Martel made the match slightly lengthy. Randy Savage supporting Sid Justice against Jake Roberts and the Undertaker is awesome. If you ever come to it, it'd be great if Roberts and Undertaker challenge the Legion of Doom for the Tag titles in the future. A decent show.
WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Saturday 15th September 1991...Another easy win for the British Bulldog. The Rockers and the Orient Express had their fair share of ace matches, glad they got some ring time for this, obviously the American speaking Rockers would win. Typhoon solo was interesting, beating another big man wrestler, Jim Neidhart. Greg Valentine was sort've awkward here, being a babyface and all. Bret Hart easily winning was nice, would love to see you capitalize on you having him the fighting WWF Intercontinental Champion, including having him beat jobbers and enhancement talent to retain the title. He went four minutes with this enhancement talent, making him more fighting. The Barbarian should be pushed further than the Warlord in my mind. Jake Roberts and Sid Justice had a great match, liked the interference from the Undertaker. Was shocked by 'Taker putting Sid in a body bag, liked Savage making the save. The bodybag bit was a little graphic I found. Irwin R. Schyster finally having mic time is good. Not sure about Big Bully Busick's future, if I'm honest. Weird and contradictive for Ultimate Warrior to say that to Sgt Slaughter; the man who beat him for the WWF Championship earlier that year. I doubt Warrior would forgive. Interested with all of this Ric Flair hype, but no in-ring action. Saving up?
WWF Wrestling Challenge: Sunday 16th September 1991...Virgil with the win was fine. Big Bully Busick though, I am still unsure about his run to be honest. Jimmy Snuka with the win against enhancement talent is acceptable, maybe that match went a little long. The Natural Disasters with another win, liking their build as dominant WWF Tag Team Champions. Irwin R. Schyster beating the man that Ted Dibiase lost to earlier this week, Texas Tornado. Time for a formation of Money Inc? The Legion of Doom on the Barber Shop would have been fun. Looking forward to their next contenders. Jim Duggan defendign USA against Colonel Mustafa should be good for sure. Hulk Hogan on Superstars of Wrestling? Surely not competing. Should be a good appearance by the WWF Champion, though. Another acceptable week in television.
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Post by duan on Feb 6, 2011 12:21:15 GMT -5
might be my favorite layout ever. So easy to follow and right to the point. This is your area of specialty, so I expect nothing but the best man.
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