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Post by duan on Jul 12, 2011 19:54:49 GMT -5
 WWF Survivor Series 2001; 'Winner Take All!'
November 18th, 2001
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1) WWF European Championship; Christian (c) def. Al Snow ————————————————————————————————————— 2) William Regal def. Tajiri ————————————————————————————————————— 3) Unification Match: WCW United States Championship & Intercontinental Championship; Edge def. Test ————————————————————————————————————— 4) Unification Match: WCW Tag Team Championships & WWF Tag Team Championships [STEEL CAGE];The Dudley Boys def. The Hardy Boys ————————————————————————————————————— 5) Immunity Battle Royal;Test last eliminated Billy Gunn ————————————————————————————————————— 6) 6 Pack WWF Women's Championship Match;Trish Stratus def. Lita, Jacqueline, Mighty Molly, Jazz, and Ivory ————————————————————————————————————— 7) 5-on-5 Survivor Series Match; Winner Take All;Team WWF def. Team Alliance; Kurt Angle defected to Team WWF to help them survive |
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Post by duan on Jul 12, 2011 19:54:56 GMT -5
| Active / Injured / Alliance Member1 |
Al Snow / Albert Big Show / Billy Gunn / Billy Kidman / Booker T / Bradshaw / Bubba Ray Chavo Guerrero / Chris Benoit / Chris Jericho / Christian / Chuck Palumbo / Crash Holly D-Von / Dean Malenko / Diamond Dallas Page Edge / Elix Skipper / Evan KaragiasFaarooq Hardcore Holly / Hugh Morrus / Hurricane Ivory Jackie / Jazz / Jeff Hardy / Johnny Stamboli / Justin CredibleKane / Kanyon / Kurt Angle Lance Storm / Lash LeRoux / Lita Mark Jindrak / Matt Hardy / Mike Awesome / Mike Sanders / Molly Holly Perry Saturn Raven / Reno / Rikishi / Rob Van Dam / RhynoScotty 2 Hotty / Sean O'Haire / Shane McMahon / Shawn Stasiak / Sho Funaki / Spike Dudley / Stacy Keibler / Stephanie McMahon / Steve Austin / Stevie RichardsTajiri / Tazz / Test / The Rock / The Undertaker / Tommy Dreamer / Torrie Wilson / Trish Stratus / Triple HWilliam Regal X-PacYun Yang[/font][/center] 1= all alliance members minus title holders were 'fired'.WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION TITLE HOLDERS
WWF CHAMPION: 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin
WCW CHAMPION: The Rock
WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION: Edge
WWF EUROPEAN CHAMPION: Christian
WWF TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS: Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley
WWF HARDCORE CHAMPION: Rob Van Dam
WWF WOMEN'S CHAMPION: Trish Stratus |
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Post by duan on Jul 12, 2011 19:55:00 GMT -5
CATCH UP WITH YOUR FAVORITE WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION SUPERSTARS AT THE FOLLOWING UPCOMING EVENTS:11/19: WWF MONDAY NIGHT RAW (JAKKED Taping) Coliseum in Charlotte, NC11/20: WWF SMACKDOWN TAPING (HEaT Taping) Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, NC11/23: WWF LIVE Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, FL11/24: WWF LIVE Civic Center in Lakeland, FL11/24: WWF LIVE First Union Center in Philadelphia, PA11/25: WWF LIVE Arena in Fort Myers, FL11/25: WWF LIVE Arena in Tulsa, OK11/26: WWF MONDAY NIGHT RAW (JAKKED Taping) Arena in Oklahoma City, OK11/27: WWF SMACKDOWN TAPING (HEaT Taping) Kansas Coliseum in Wichita, KS11/29: YOKOZUNA TRIBUTE SHOW Arena in Allentown, PA12/01: WWF LIVE Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, MI12/01: WWF LIVE US Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids, IA12/02: WWF LIVE LaCrosse Center in LaCrosse, WI12/02: WWF LIVE Arena in Champaign, IL12/03: WWF MONDAY NIGHT RAW (JAKKED Taping) Bradley Center in Milwaukee, WI12/04: WWF SMACKDOWN TAPING (HEaT Taping) Allstate Arena in Chicago, IL12/08: WWF LIVE Compaq Center in San Jose, CA12/09: WWF VENGEANCE: LIVE ON PAY-PER-VIEW Sports Arena in San Diego, CA
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Post by duan on Jul 12, 2011 19:55:05 GMT -5
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Post by DTP. on Jul 12, 2011 20:00:52 GMT -5
About time!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 12, 2011 20:11:52 GMT -5
Nice to see you doing a diary again! Good time period to start with; interested to see where you go with this. I will be reading!
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Post by Rule 30 on Jul 12, 2011 22:21:57 GMT -5
Push Test and this diary will be 100% ace.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 13, 2011 13:47:09 GMT -5
My god. This will be AWESOME.
I will be reading fo sho
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 13, 2011 16:28:53 GMT -5
Hope you stick with this, good luck.
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Hi, I'm John
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Post by Hi, I'm John on Jul 15, 2011 2:43:46 GMT -5
Push RVD. TO THE MAX.
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Post by duan on Jul 18, 2011 1:35:46 GMT -5
Albert def. Randy Orton via Baldo Bomb
WWF PRESENTS
MONDAY NIGHT RAW
NOVEMBER 19TH, 2001 [COLISEUM IN CHARLOTTE, NC]
We open the show in the limo of Vince McMahon, the owner of the World Wrestling Federation, who is celebrating his company's win last night at Suvivor Series. McMahon is quickly interrupted by Commissioner Foley, who surprised Vince by sneaking into his limo to the arena. Foley doesn't let McMahon speak and officially puts in his resignation from the company without giving a solid reason. Foley finally tells Vince that he'll be back soon, but for now, have a nice day! McMahon shrugs it off and continues to drink champagne as we cut away.
Instead of the normal Monday Night Raw opening, Jim Ross greets us automatically and welcomes us to WWF Monday Night Raw, Ros emphasizing the WWF part. Ross makes a note that he is NOT joined by his normal broadcast partner, Paul Heyman, and he couldn't be happier about that. Finally, Ross tells the fans at home and WWF New York that we expect an exciting night following the epic Survivor Series pay-per-view last night.
Vince McMahon makes his way down to the ring to a nice ovation from the crowd, which isn't the usual, but the crowd is obviously pro-WWF. Vince thanks everyone for coming to the WWF show tonight and he especially likes to thank Kurt Angle because without him, he wouldn't be standing here today. Vince goes on about how the entire Alliance has died thanks to Angle and the fact that he had defected BACK to the WWF! ECW is no more! WCW is no more! It's only WWF now! Vince notes that he needs to rid of WCW all together and he is starting right now; the WCW Championship will now be known as simply, the World Championship. And now since the Alliance is over, Vince guarantees drastic changes to the WWF. But first, for tonight, he announces that we could see the first member of the exclusive Vince McMahon 'Kiss My Ass' Club tonight, as one of the Alliance members can obtain their job back by simply kissing the rear end of the chairman. Vince also makes note that all title holders that were part of the Alliance are automatically members of the WWF roster, so they don't count towards the club. Next, Vince invites Paul Heyman to come down to ringside, which the crowd automatically boos. Heyman walks down, all smiles, and goes to sit in his normal seat next to Jim Ross, but Vince calls him into the ring. Vince asks Heyman if he thinks he is going to get off THAT easy and then FIRES HEYMAN! Heyman cannot believe it and starts throwing a fit in the ring and tries to attack Jim Ross, but Ross throws a few shots before Heyman is escorted out. In his last act of business for now, McMahon announces Heyman's replacement on the commentary team, JERRY 'THE KING' LAWLER! The crowd cheers loudly as the King takes his seat next to Jim Ross and Ross says he couldn't be happier to see him.
Match #1: WWF WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
Trish Stratus (c) vs. Lita (w/Matt Hardy)
A fast paced opener from the WWF Women's division tonight as Trish Stratus defended her newly won gold from Survivor Series last night. Jim Ross kept making note about how Trish Stratus has seemingly gotten into Matt Hardy's head lately and it won't play out well tonight. The end of the match saw Lita accidentally slide into Matt Hardy, who wasn't paying attention, and seemed to get hurt. This distracted the challenger and allowed Trish to backslide Lita and score the three count.
Winner and STILL WWF Women's Champion: Trish Stratus
Backstage, Test, The Dudley Boys, Rob Van Dam and Christian are talking about what had just happened to Paul Heyman. They all seem glum and out of it when Vince McMahon comes walking in. Vince smiles and tells them that they are the last of the Alliance and he couldn't be happier. But, even though they all have immunity from battle royals and being title holders, they still won't go unpunished. Vince announces that Rob Van Dam will faces the Dudleys in a handicap tag tables match....and the match will be next! All three men don't seem happy as we cut to commercial.
Match #2: Handicap Tag Tables Match
The Dudley Boys [Bubba Ray/D-Von] (w/Stacy Keibler) vs. Rob Van Dam
Van Dam had to battle both men at the same time and found little openings to get himself some offense, but it was mostly the Dudleys. The crowd was all over Van Dam and it looked like Van Dam was actually going to run away with the match. He set up for a 5 Star Frog Splash from across the ring with D-Von on a table, but missed and crashed through it himself! The Dudleys then nailed a 3-D through another table to score the victory!
Winners: The Dudley Boys
After the bout, we flash to a video of WWF New York. Inside the building, we see Linda McMahon enjoying dinner surrounded by fans in Times Square!
We quickly faded into the locker room of the now World's Champion, the Rock. The Rock is approached by Angle who tells the Rock that he is waiting for his thank you for last night. The Rock tells Angle that he will NOT be getting a thank you since he could have defeated the Alliance without his help and he didn't need it. The Rock adds that he is pissed at Angle for not letting him know that he was the mole of the Alliance. The Rock adds that he hopes it was worth betraying his company to begin with just to company running back. Angle tells him it was WELL worth it and now that the company is saved and the WWF is still around, things will be different...STARTING TONIGHT! A World Heavyweight Championship match between the two is set up for tonight and before Angle leaves, The Rock tells him he will never trust him or Vince McMahon ever again.
We see Shane & Stephanie McMahon arrive to the arena in a regular looking car. Stephanie steps out and starts complaining about having to drive and Shane just tells her to keep moving as they head into the arena.
When we return from commercial, we see Vince McMahon back in the ring. He isn't fooling around and demands his children to get into the ring NOW! Shane & Stephanie make their way down to the ring slowly as the crowd boos them. Neither child wants to face their father after losing to him last night at Survivor Series. Vince tells them that he will allow them to speak first before he says anything about their future. Shane elects to go first and congratulates his father about saving the WWF. He officially lets his dad know that he beat him last night and claims that he lost to the better man in the situation. Shane then hands the microphone to his sister before walking out of the ring and leaving. It was now Stephanie's turn and she says she had made some bad mistakes recently and she blames it on being a young naive girl. She was brainwashed by her brother and blames the entire Alliance debacle on him before finally apologizing. Vince isn't buying the 'sincere' apology and calls security to escort Stephanie out as she throws a tantrum! Vince grins in the ring as he sees his daughter being removed from the arena.
A graphic stating that the World Heavyweight Championship match between the Rock and Kurt Angle is next!
Before we go down to ringside, the camera is backstage in Chris Jericho's locker room. Jericho is watching the event and Vince McMahon walks into the room to talk to him. He asks Jericho why he would attack The Rock, since they were on the same team last night. Jericho admits that his ego got the best of him and he apologizes to Vince. Vince tells Jericho he likes when people show balls, but he doesn't like massive egos. McMahon tells Jericho his punishment will be to face Kane later on tonight!
Match #3: WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
The Rock (c) vs. Kurt Angle
A very even paced match between the two that had an explosive start. A brawl ensued throughout the ringside area before the bell even rang and after a little bit, Angle took control and tried to ground the Rock. Angle was on a roll and the Rock couldn't garner any offense at one point. Angle then nailed an Angle Slam and locked in the Angle Lock. The end seemed near for the Rock...until he rolled Angle up out of nowhere and scored the surprise three count!
Winner and STILL World Heavyweight Champion: The Rock
After the match, The Rock celebrating his successful defense over the Alliance defector and Angle couldn't believe it! The Rock celebrated with his World Championship...before being blindsided by Chris Jericho from behind! Jericho stomped into the Rock before locking in the Walls of Jericho! Jericho wouldn't let go until the referees poured out from the locker room. Jericho stood tall over the Rock as the segment ended.
Once again, we are greeted by the WWF Owner, Vince McMahon, in the ring after the commercial break. He says it was time for someone to become the first member of the Vince McMahon 'Kiss My Ass' Club. After a long pause, it was William Regal who walked down to the ring. Regal seemingly didn't want to come to the ring, but had no choice. Regal tells McMahon and the fans that he doesn't want to do this and cannot believe he is about to, but he loves wrestling too much and doesn't want to be unemployed. Vince tells him that his comments were nice, but its now time to pucker up. Vince drops his pants to reveal his underwear and after a few moments of contemplating, Regal reluctantly kissed the owner's ass! Vince and the crowd laugh at Regal as he walks out of the ring in disgust.
After a commercial break and a few replays of what just occurred, William Regal was walking backstage and everyone was laughing at him. Tazz approached Regal and told him that he was a real 'kiss-ass'. Regal didn't hesitate and punched Tazz right in the face!
Match #4: Singles Match
Chris Jericho vs. Kane
These two were on the same team last night, but now that the WWF has won, things have gone back to normal. Jericho had some problems with Kane to start off and couldn't build any offense towards the Big Red Machine. Eventually, after finally getting him off of his feet, Jericho went to the outside and grabbed a steel chair and nailed Kane right in the face! Kane won by disqualification, but Jericho didn't seem to care.
Winner: Kane (by disqualification)
Jericho wasn't done after the bell rang and locked the Walls of Jericho on Kane! Once again, the referees had to pour out of the back to restrain Jericho and this time, it took more to get Jericho off Kane!
Kurt Angle is walking in the back and passes Edge. Angle walks up to him and wants Angle to thank him for saving the WWF. Edge points to the WWF Intercontinental Championship around his waist and told Angle that this saved him. He thinks that Angle was actually playing for both sides and just decided which won he wanted to screw over. Edge adds that he thinks Angle did it for himself before walking away.
Match #5: Singles Match
William Regal vs. Tazz
An impromptu match after what occurred a few moments ago backstage. Definitely a quicker match than anticipated at the start, with Regal taking all his aggression out of Tazz. Regal seemed angrier than ever and finally locked in the Regal Stretch to score the win.
Winner: William Regal
Kurt Angle is standing backstage all pissed off because he wasn't getting the respect he deserved when Vince walked past him. Kurt complains to Vince that no one is thanking him and Vince asked Kurt if he wanted to become the new WWF Champion. Angle's face lights up and the duo starts walking out to the ring as we cut to our last break.
Vince McMahon and Kurt Angle walk down to the ring, Vince holding another WWF Championship, with no sign of Steve Austin in sight. Vince tells Angle that everyone fan should thank him for what he did and actually thanks Angle for the fans. McMahon then announces that he wants Steve Austin to just stay wherever he is because he is officially stripping him of the WWF Championship! The crowd is stunned as McMahon comments that Austin was a trader to the company and doesn't deserve the belt! Vince then starts to hand over the WWF Championship to a 'true deserving champion' when unfamiliar music starts to play. Stepping out of the curtain turned out to be Charlotte's own RIC FLAIR, who gets a HUGE OVATION. Vince asks what the hell Flair was doing in his ring and Flair just says that he bet on a winner last night and starts to strut in the ring. McMahon demands to know why he was out here and Flair just keeps strutting. Flair then turns his attention to Angle and tells him that he should be a man and win the title the right way, instead of accepting hand outs. Vince finally yells at Flair and demands to know why he is out here. Flair then explains that when Shane & Stephanie sold their WWF stock for money to buy WCW and ECW....HE WAS THE MAN TO BUY IT! Flair then states that him and McMahon were now partners! The crowd goes nuts and before anything else could happen, Steve Austin comes down to the ring and starts attacking Angle right way....then moves onto Vince! Flair is watching with a smile on his face and Angle pulls Vince out of the ring. Flair and Austin have a stare down before Flair hands him the WWF Championship. Austin then summons beer and gives on to Flair as they celebrate the new era in WWF as Raw comes to a close. |
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Post by DTP. on Jul 18, 2011 16:04:40 GMT -5
WWF RAW: Monday 19th November 2001...I hope we see Jakked and Sunday Night Heat results individually, since Jakked wasn't posted with RAW. Albert with a win against a young Randy Orton is fine, isn't Albert with Scotty 2 Hotty here though? Good opening promo with Vince McMahon coming out to the ring and summing everything up, Kurt Angle back in the WWF, firing Paul Heyman, but I do hope William Regal doesn't become the ass kisser of McMahon. Nice return of Jerry Lawler. Trish Stratus defending her new WWF Womens Championship against Lita was nice, but Trish was still very green in the ring around this time. Ah, Test, the Dudley Boyz, Stacy Keibler, Christian and Rob Van Dam. The survivors of the Alliance. Like the sound of the Dudleys having to face RVD, it turns Van Dam face perfectly. The Dudleys with the win was likely in a handicap tables match. Linda McMahon enjoying her meal after the Survivor Series was a nice little segment. Love it. Vince making Shane and Stephanie kiss their father's ass. Liked Steph trying to make innocent, just to be escourted out. The Rock beating Kurt Angle was a brilliant first hour main event, and a good defence of the WCW Championship. Ugh, not a fan of Regal kissing McMahon's ass, never was. It ruined him sort've. After this they tried pushing him like crazy, and it just wouldn't work all because of the ass-kissing segment. Kane beating Chris Jericho was interesting, like this as Y2J's punishment from trying to turn on the WWF last night. Nice aggression from Jericho, too. A minor typo in the Edge and Kurt Angle segment confused me, Angle out for himself is believable though. Hope we get Edge and Angle at Vengeance. William Regal back out here, with a win against Tazz was interesting, hope Tazz gets a push though, since he is after all, the man who turned on the Alliance. Well written promo with Stone Cold Steve Austin, Vince and the returning Ric Flair. A great show, although most of it was copied from the actual RAW. Hope to see some originality on SmackDown!, get shows posted quicker man, good show.
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Post by duan on Jul 19, 2011 13:52:07 GMT -5
Ron Waterman def. Alex Payne with a Spinebuster
WWF PRESENTS
SMACKDOWN!
NOVEMBER 22ND, 2001 [Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, NC]
Before the usual Smackdown opening airs, we are treated to a video recap of what occurred as Raw went off the air on Monday. Ric Flair returned to announce that he owns half of the World Wrestling Federation and is now partners with Vince McMahon! The ensuing brawl between Kurt Angle & Steve Austin was shown and finally, the last picture of the video was Flair & Austin sharing a beer and McMahon looking on in disgust.
The normal Smackdown opening aired highlighting some of the best superstars in the WWF today and we go into the arena where Michael Cole and new announce partner, Jerry Lawler, were standing by to welcome us to the show. Cole tells the fans at home that it has certainly been a historic week for the World Wrestling Federation and it is sure to continue tonight. Lawler & Cole announced that Vince McMahon is on his way to the arena and he is definitely NOT in a good mood. Also tonight, Edge will be in action against Jeff Hardy, the Gravy Bowl Invitational will take place and right now, we will see them an who won the immunity battle royal, Test, in action!
Match #1; Singles Match
Test vs. Crash Holly
Well, not the opening contest you'd expect entering the night, but it was certainly the outcome everyone thought would happen. Test didn't let Holly prepare and went at him to start off. Even though he was the clear underdog, Crash put up a few punches, but Test shot him down quickly. The end of the match saw Test nail a hellacious Big Boot right to the face of Crash and Test pin him for the easy three.
Winner: Test
Test celebrated his pretty easy victory by giving Crash another big clothesline to dump him out of the ring. Test stood tall as we went backstage.
Kurt Angle is seen walking with a purpose down to the ring. He will be joining us and the fans when we return from a quick commercial break!
After the break, we see a limo pull up to the arena and the WWF Chairman, Vince McMahon, step out. Vince has the same look of disgust on his face and headed towards the building as we go ringside.
Kurt Angle makes his way down to the ring and the crowd heckles him which makes him annoyed. Angle takes a microphone and talks about how he is TRULY under appreciated here in the WWF. Nobody in the back could care that he single handedly saved the company on Sunday, none of the fans give him the respect he deserves...he is an Olympic gold medalist for Christ sake! But, what is worst of all, is that he isn't holding the WWF Championship right now. If it wasn't for that menacing son of a bitch, Steve Austin, who the crowd all seems to love even know he turned his back on them, and the new 'co-owner' of the WWF, Ric Flair, he'd be standing at the top of the company like he should! Before Angle could say another word, Vince McMahon strutted down the aisle and joined Kurt in the ring. McMahon tells Angle that he completely agrees with every word he has just said and before he address the Ric Flair situation, he wants Steve Austin to come down to the ring RIGHT NOW for a match with Angle! Kurt seems a little surprised and frightened as Vince adds that if Angle can defeat Austin, he will get a WWF Championship shot on Raw this coming Monday!
Match #2; Singles Match (non-title)
Kurt Angle VS. Steve Austin
The crowd was shocked to see this match occur, but it turned out to be too good to be true. Angle waited for Austin to come down to the ring and after a few moments, smiled since he realized Austin wasn't in the building yet. Austin shows up on his time and tonight, it definitely cost him. Vince then demanded that the referee count Stone Cold out and declare Kurt Angle the winner!
Winner: Kurt Angle (by count-out)
McMahon raises Kurt Angle's hand and announces that he will be getting a WWF Championship shot against Austin this Monday. The celebration is cut short when The Undertaker interrupts them. Taker talks about how he was left out of the celebration on Monday and McMahon knows damn well that he had a big part in saving the WWF, the company he has been apart of for over a decade now. The Undertaker demands retribution for his help or both Angle & Vince will pay the price! After a moment to think it over, Vince announces that instead of a WWF Championship match on Monday, The Undertaker will face off against Angle and the winner will face Steve Austin at Vengeance for the WWF Championship! Taker seems satisfied and Kurt Angle's jaw drops. He stares at Vince while we fade away to commercial.
Match #3; Gravy Bowl Invitational (non-title)
Stacy Keibler vs. Trish Stratus
Boy, this was certainly a different type of match. The WWF Women's Champion, Trish Stratus, and the duchess of Dudleyville, Stacy Keibler, will wrestling inside a kiddie pool of gravy! The crowd enjoyed the match, even though it was a disaster. A few times, the referee was dragged into the pool and covered with gravy. Keibler used underhanded tactics and tried to take Trish's top off, but Stratus prevailed and rolled Stacy up barely to get the victory.
Winner: Trish Stratus
Trish celebrates with her WWF Women's Championship as Stacy pulls her back into the gravy pool. Referees come running out of the back to separate the two ladies, but end up getting covered in gravy. The crowd enjoys the segment as we go to commercial break.
Vince McMahon is sitting in his office, which is being restructured into a joint office. Vince looks on in hatred as Chris Jericho walks in. Jericho tells Vince that he is here because McMahon wanted to see him and Vince tells him to sit down. McMahon talks about past superstars who have balls and past superstars who have massive egos. He claims that what Jericho did Monday crossed the line between the two and he wants Jericho to face the consequences. Although he doesn't agree with Jericho's tactics and how he went about things, he agrees with his intensity and that's why he has made a match tonight, the main event to be exact. Instead of having a plain match between the Dudley Boys and The Rock & Rob Van Dam, he is inserting Chris Jericho into the match, making it a 3-on-2 handicap match. Jericho seems satisfied and goes to walk away, but Vince calls him back. He tells Jericho that he wants him to make the Rock pay for not trusting Vince. Jericho nods and walks out of the office.
McMahon watches Jericho leave, only for someone else to knock on his door. In walks Kurt Angle, who is in a frenzy about the match made for Monday. Angle is disappointed and not sure about Vince's decision and he wants him to reverse it. Vince tells Angle to calm down and not worry because he has a plan. Angle smirks a little and Vince pats him on the back as we cut to ringside.
Match #4; Singles Match (non-title)
Edge vs. Jeff Hardy (w/Matt Hardy & Lita)
This is a big match for Jeff Hardy because a win here would put him in line for a WWF Intercontinental Championship shot. Matt Hardy & Lita were arguing for what felt like the entire match and this put Jeff off a little. Edge was on his game as usual and wasn't missing a beat. After a few solid minutes of back and fourth wrestling, Jeff Hardy had gained an upperhand and was going to attempt a Swanton Bomb! But, as he was climbing to the top, Matt and Lita started to argue louder and Jeff looked over. This distracted him long enough for Edge to get to his feet and pull Jeff down from the top and then nail a big Spear to get the win.
Winner: Edge
Edge celebrated with the crowd and his WWF Intercontinental Championship as Matt & Lita went to check on Jeff. After he got to his feet, Jeff shoved Matt, yelling that this funk that he is in better not be because of Trish Stratus and Matt is shocked at what he heard. Matt shakes his head no and apologizes to both Jeff & Lita. The trio walk to the back as Jeff holds his ribs.
Backstage, Kevin Kelly is standing by with none other than the World Heavyweight Champion, the Rock, and WWF Hardcore Champion, Rob Van Dam! Kelly starts to ask the duo about their main event match which is in a few moments, but the Rock cuts him off and sends him away because the Rock is in no mood tonight. Rock talks about how Chris Jericho attacked him from behind like a coward on Monday and now he has to face not only him, but the WWF Tag Team Champions? Van Dam stops the Rock mid promo and tells him that he isn't alone in the matter, which makes the Rock stare a hole through him. Van Dam shrugs his shoulders and tells the Rock that there is always 'R-V-D' and he walks off. The Rock shakes his head and drops the microphone.
Christian and Test were hanging out in the locker room area talking about what has gone down in the past week. Christian makes a mention that even though he is the WWF European Champion, he has not been used for two television shows; that's crazy! Test is nodding his head and Edge sees the two men and approaches them. Edge tells his former tag partner to quit his crying and start making an effort to get noticed. Edge then tells Christian that he will do him a favor and he challenges him to a Champion vs. Champion match on Raw! Christian accepts and Edge walks away. After a few moments, Christian thinks about what he has done and looks worried.
Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler talk about what's upcoming on Monday, but this just announced...RIC FLAIR WILL BE IN THE BUILDING THIS MONDAY! We will hear from Flair to start the show and they are sure the news will be groundbreaking.
Match #5; 3-on-2 Handicap Match;
The Rock & Rob Van Dam vs. The Dudley Boys [Bubba Ray/D-Von] & Chris Jericho
It is safe to say that this match was all over the place and Rock & RVD had their work cut out for them. The Dudleys quickly worked over Rob Van Dam to start and the entire time, it seemed that the Rock was staring Chris Jericho down. After a few moments, Rob Van Dam battled back and was able to nail an spinning heel kick on D-Von and score the hot tag to the Rock. The Rock ended up cleaning house and went straight after Jericho, who wasn't the legal man. Once the referee calmed things down, The Rock seemed to have the match won after a Rock Bottom to Bubba Ray, but Jericho broke up the pin. RVD inserted himself and took out D-Von, while Jericho made a blind tag to D-Von. The Rock didn't know and Jericho stepped in the ring and caught him off guard with a version of the Rock Bottom! Jericho scored the three count on the Rock by using his own move!
Winner: Chris Jericho & The Dudley Boys
The crowd stared in disbelief as the Dudley Boys gave RVD a 3-D on the outside and Jericho trash talked The Rock before standing over him. Smackdown ends with Jericho posing for the crowd and claiming that he is better than the Rock. |
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Post by Rule 30 on Jul 19, 2011 15:21:09 GMT -5
WWF Raw is War
Please tell me this diary is sticky, Duan. Good to open up the show with Vince McMahon. Good to see The King back and the WCW title renamed, but this all happened in real life. Good opening contest and Trish Stratus retaining the title is good. Dudley Boyz beating Rob Van Dam in a tables match is decent. Hopefully RVD wins some more gold soon. I'm pretty sure Rock/Angle happened on this show. Should be a great match, though. I see Rock beating Kurt Angle here. Good segment with Vince and his children. I just hope we don't see Steph for a while, as the only point I see in her is being there for the HHH thing, but now that is finished. Jericho versus Kane should be a decent match tonight. I knew Rock would walk out with the title. Good post match attack from Chris Jericho. I wonder if you will go with the Unified Championship route. I wish you didn't do that Kiss My Ass club stuff. You probably could have kept Regal on the roster by making him do something else other than kissing Vince's ass. I knew what would happen in Jericho/Kane because that happened in real life too. Good segment with Kurt Angle and Edge, hopefully we get some great matches out of these two. Hopefully we see pushes for both Tazz and William Regal. It would be great to see them feud over the IC or European Championship. Great segment to end the show with Ric Flair. Overall, enjoyable show, but a lot of it was from the actual Raw. Still a nice start to the diary, Duan.
WWF Smackdown!
Not the best choice to open the show, to be honest. At least Test picked up the victory, hopefully he gets a decent feud soon. Good promo from Kurt Angle and Vince McMahon. This should have opened the show in my opinion. Disappointed to see the match not take place, even though the WWF title match on Raw next week should be great. I love how Vince is just handing title shot after title shot to Kurt Angle. Oh wait, we get Undertaker versus Kurt Angle! I hope Taker wins so we get to see Angle/Edge at the Pay Per View. Filler stuff here, and I don't think women rolling around in gravy is that hot. Yay, Rob Van Dam is in the main event! I thought that Vince would have a plan for Angle's match with The Undertaker. I still hope that Undertaker ends up winning the match. Edge versus Jeff Hardy would be a pretty good match, good win for the champion here. I see some tension brewing between The Hardy Boyz here. Edge versus Christian on Raw is War will be good. Already a huge show with The Undertaker versus Kurt Angle. Oh man, and now Ric Flair is going to be there, I'm really looking forward to Raw is War now! Finally, good main event and I'm surprised that The Dudley Boyz and Chris Jericho went over The Rock and Rob Van Dam. Wasn't a bad show, but I'm much looking forward to Raw is War.
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Post by DTP. on Jul 19, 2011 16:11:08 GMT -5
WWF SmackDown!: Thursday 22nd November 2001...SmackDown! had actually moved on to using the newer SmackDown logo around August time, just a note for future reference. Weak opening contest, a squash match to kick off SmackDown? Bad. If a match was to open a show around this time, it would be from a popular face (uppercard, usually) getting the win, as opposed to the unentertaining heel, Test. Crash Holly barely performed around this time period too. I'd have rather had this match on Sunday Night Heat seriously. Kurt Angle's promo was quite good, liked his trash talk on Stone Cold Steve Austin and Ric Flair, a match between Angle and Stone Cold that doesn't main event or at least first-hour main event is odd, I dislike it. Should have cut this promo at the top of the show with this Austin/Angle match main eventing. Or first hour main event at least. I see what you did though, with Steve Austin not even being in the arena yet. Great heel heat. The Undertaker and Kurt Angle on RAW is WAR sounds great, should be happening tonight though, since Angle didn't even compete. Wonder if you plan on turning 'Taker heel. Trish Stratus and Stacy Keibler's Gravy Bowl Invitational was memorable in video packages in 2002. Stratus with the win was better, of course as WWF Womens Champion. Edge beating Jeff Hardy was acceptable, but the Hardy Boyz' feud story arc is flawed. Matt Hardy hated Jeff for his stupid risks, and that they cost Jeff and Matt the WCW Tag Team Championships back at Survivor Series. Why is Trish Stratus suddenly involved? It doesn't make sense. Jeff becoming the heel would make little sense, too. He was one of the most over stars on the roster at the time. The Rock and Rob Van Dam needed the win in the main event handicap match honestly. Good win I guess for Chris Jericho and the Dudley Boyz, it makes sense I suppose. Overall, disappointing show. You need to remember that ALL feuds shown on RAW would be shown on SmackDown! too. You're leaving out muscle on SmackDown!, and even though SmackDown! was the B-Show at the time, RAW and SmackDown! still were quite equal when it came to important occurrences, talent and storylines. Plus, there is not a lot booked yet for Vengeance in under three weeks. Hmm.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2011 19:01:53 GMT -5
Good start to this diary, duan. Smackdown was an average show. Kinda odd to open the show with a squash match. I would have opened with something a little more exciting. Nice Vinny Mac and Kurt Angle segment. Good move to have Kurt Angle win by count out due to Stone Cold not even in the arena. Gives both Vince and Kurt some heat. I can just see Angle's reaction to Vince's announcment about the match on RAW. Hilarious stuff. Going with Trish for the victory was a smart move. Interesting Jericho segment, I could see Jericho screwing up the match for Vince. Wonder what the plans is for Monday. Nice finish to the Jeff and Edge match, wonder where you're going to go with the Lita and Matt Hardy issues. Great promo with the Rock and RVD. Could see the two having an awesome segment together. Edge vs Christian shall be good. Great main event and I loved the finish. Adds some tension in the Jericho and Rock feud. Overall, SD was a solid show and I love the direction this is going in. Few problems here and there but still good stuff. Good luck and hopefuly this gets off the ground.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 19, 2011 19:51:07 GMT -5
RAW:
Well, I’m guessing this was the exact same RAW that happened in real life because the opening segment was exactly like that or pretty darn close. If this is the case, I’ll keep this portion short. How is a handicap tables match punishment to the Dudley Boys?! That would there advantage. Surprised to see Rock/Angle go on so early as it would surely be a good match. Anyway, this was really similar if not exactly like what happened. I’m interested in your own take of the programs moving forward.
Smackdown:
I’d love for a heel Test to get a huge push. I think 2002 Test was the best version of him. I liked the Angle interview and winning by count-out over Austin. I have to think that Angle beats Taker on RAW. Edge/Jeff is a good bout as they would really pick up the crowd and possibly steal the show. Glad to see Jericho and the Dudley Boys pick up the win as it always bothers me when the people at a disadvantage win. Your first RAW show has Angle/Taker and Edge/Christian.. that alone I will def. be reading to see where you are taking this. Good luck!
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Post by duan on Jul 25, 2011 16:12:37 GMT -5
WWF LIVE [Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, FL] (11/23/01)
1) Raven def. Ron Waterman with a DDT
2) Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo def. Funaki & Crash Holly with a Fame-Asser
3) The Big Show def. Diamond Dallas Page with a Chokeslam
4) Randy Orton def. Hugh Morrus with a Neckbreaker
5) Chris Jericho def. Edge after Christian & Test ran interference
WWF LIVE [Civic Center in Lakeland, FL] (11/24/01)
1) Randy Orton def. Ron Waterman with a Neckbreaker
2) Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo def. Funaki & Crash Holly with a Fame-Asser
3) Raven def. Steven Richards with a DDT
4) Test def. Matt Hardy with a Big Boot following an accidental distraction from Jeff Hardy
5) Edge def. Christian with a Spear; Test attacked Edge afterward
6) The Big Show def. Chris Jericho by Count-Out
WWF LIVE [First Union Center in Philadelphia, PA] (11/24/01)
1) Brock Lesnar def. Perry Saturn with a powerslam
2) Rob Van Dam & Kane def. Lance Storm & William Regal with a chokeslam
3) Lita def. Jazz with a Twist of Fate
4) Tazz def. Hurricane with a Tazzmission
5) The Undertaker def. Booker T with a Last Ride
6) Steve Austin def. Kurt Angle with a Stunner
WWF JAKKED RESULTS [Coliseum in Charlotte, NC] (11/24/01)
1) Scotty 2 Hotty (w/Albert) def. Al Snow with a crossbody
2) Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo def. Spike Dudley & Funaki with a Big Boot to Funaki from Chuck
3) Tazz def. Tajiri with a Tazzmission
WWF LIVE [Arena in Fort Myers, FL] (11/25/01)
1) Ron Waterman def. Crash Holly with a Spinebuster
2) Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo def. Paul London & Adam Windsor with a Fame-Asser
3) Raven def. Hugh Morrus with a DDT
4) Randy Orton def. Funaki with a Neckbreaker
5) Edge def. Christian with a Spear; Test attacked Edge afterward
6) The Big Show def. Chris Jericho by Count-Out
WWF LIVE [Arena in Tulsa, OK] (11/25/01)
1) Brock Lesnar def. Justin Credible with a powerslam
2) Lita def. Stacy Keibler with a Twist of Fate
3) Rob Van Dam def. Kane, William Regal, & Lance Storm with a triple 5 star frog splash
4) Tazz def. Hurricane with a Tazzmission
5) The Undertaker def. Booker T with a Last Ride
6) Steve Austin def. Kurt Angle with a Stunner
WWF HEAT RESULTS [Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, NC] (11/25/01)
1) WWF European Champion Christian (w/Test) def. Spike Dudley with an Unprettier (non-title)
2) Tajiri (w/Torrie Wilson) def. Perry Saturn with a Yazuka Kick
3) Stacy Keibler def. Jackie with a roll-up
4) Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo def. The Acolytes with a Fame-Asser on Faarooq
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Post by DTP. on Jul 25, 2011 16:52:39 GMT -5
Just a note about Jakked...they'd have one lower card vs lower card match, the rest would be lowercarders beating enhancement talent.
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Post by duan on Jul 25, 2011 16:54:07 GMT -5
Just a note about Jakked...they'd have one lower card vs lower card match, the rest would be lowercarders beating enhancement talent. I looked up the actual results; this was pretty close to it man. |
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