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Post by Jord on Apr 26, 2008 17:46:37 GMT -5
I don't know why, but I prefer the old format, tbh. HBK in TNHF is sweet, really like that.
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Post by chaz on Apr 26, 2008 18:02:12 GMT -5
Ugh, just the sound of Michaels and Hart together makes me cringe. But otherwise, this is pretty good.
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Post by Rated R on May 5, 2008 16:24:42 GMT -5
UK Rampage 26th April 1992
Rampage kicked off with Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby Heenan running down the show’s massive card, focusing on the fact that if Randy Savage does not appear by the end of the night he will be stripped of the WWF World Championship.
Crush Def. Virgil A special un announced match kicked off the event. Crush dominated this, not giving Virgil a chance to fight back. Virgil quickly got desperate and attempted to hit the Neckbreaker, but Crush was still fresh, and reversed it into a Full Nelson bomb for the win.
Shawn Michaels was up next, making his way to the ring accompanied by Jimmy Hart. Michaels announced that his open challenge was going to happen right now, and that anyone stupid enough to challenge him deserves to be beaten. The music of Owen Hart hit, and the crowd erupted.
Shawn Michaels Def. Owen Hart An incredible match that had the british crowd on the edge of their seats throughout. Michaels took contol early on with a barrage of quick strikes and grapples, but Owen fought back using fluid grapples that just seemed to join together into one massive move. Michaels seemed shocked by Owen’s comeback, and Owen used the opening to hit a big dropkick, before going up top. Owen attempted to his a big flying bodypress, but Michaels dodged, and quickly took control. Owen never really recovered, and Michaels hit the Rocker Dropper for the win.
Post match Shawn Michaels cut a promo, promising that this is just the first step towards him becoming the biggest star in this business.
Texas Tornado Def. Rick Martel A good match that went back and forth right from the start. Tornado looked really impressive, changing his style to fit the situation, and the crowd really got behind him. Martel came out strong in the early parts of this match, focusing on an arm injury that Tornado picked up in an attack by Martel. Martel tried to put Tornado away early by locking in the Boston Crab, but Tornado managed to roll through, and managed to lock in the Claw. Martel escaped thanks to a low blow, and got himself disqualified by nailing Tornado in the head with his perfume sprayer.
Post match Rick Martel continued the vicious assault on the Texas Tornado, splitting him open with a number of shots with the sprayer.
Prior to their upcoming tag team title defence Money Inc. were interviewed by Sean Mooney. Money Inc. promised that no matter how strong their opponents are, that Money Inc. will always win, because gold looks good around their waste. IRS finished by stating that no matter how large they are, everybody has to pay the price.
WWF Tag Team Championship Match Money Inc. Def. Natural Disasters Not the best match, so it was a good job that it didn’t last too long. The crowd were actually pulling for Money Inc. during this match. The Natural disasters dominated the match, although Money Inc. held their own thanks to some dirty tactics. Earthquake did nearly get the win after hitting the Aftershock on IRS, but Dibiase managed to break the pin up, and as the referee attempted to get Dibiase out of the ring, IRS blasted both members of the Natural Disasters with the briefcase, before pinning Earthquake for the win.
Backstage Sean Mooney managed to get a quick word with Bret Hart & The British Bulldog, prior to their upcoming tag match. Bulldog said that it was good to be home, and both men promised that they are on the same page, and that they will prove that they are a dangerous combination.
Bret Hart & British Bulldog Def. The Orient Express Bulldog got a massive pop from the British crowd here, and also put on an excellent performace. Hart and Bulldog are a great team, and could be a serious threat in the tag team division if they stick together. Although the Orient Express got some offence in during the early parts they never really looked like winning here. Bret looked excellent in the ring, hitting some really fluid combinations while Bulldog focused on utilising his power. Bulldog got the pin on Kato after hitting the Running Powerslam to give his team the win.
Post match Bret Hart and The British Bulldog celebrated to a massive reaction from the crowd. Bulldog turned to Hart and signalled that he still wants the WWF Intercontinental Championship, before leaving.
Rampage then cut to Gorilla Monsoon and Howard Finkel running down the events that have led up to the big tag match, and also mentioning that Randy Savage has still not appeared, and will have to vacate the title if he does not show up by the end of the show.
Hulk Hogan & Ultimate Warrior Def. Sid Justice & Papa Shango Not the best match when it came to actual in ring wrestling, but the fans in attendance were pretty high on seeing Hogan and Warrior teaming up. The match really was brawling, there was little technical moves used. Shango was taken out mid way through the match after Warrior hit him with a Gorilla Press, before walking right into a big Chokeslam from Sid. Hogan and Sid fought it out for several minutes, before Hogan hit Sid with a massive Powerslam, before connecting with the big Legdrop for the pinfall.
Prior to the main event Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect made their way to the ring. Flair cut a promo on how it doesn’t look like Savage it turning up, and that he may as well be given the title right now. Flair then promised that Perfect will defeat the Undertaker, and that he would bet on it.
The Undertaker Def. Mr. Perfect An excellent match, and a great way to end the event. Undertaker took control early on, using a combination of strikes and powerful grapples to take control. Perfect’s head was nearly taken clean off with a massive big boot. Perfect managed to fight back after connecting with a kick to the gut, and kept Undertaker under control with strong technical moves. Undertaker mounted a comeback, and the match went back and forth from there, with both men kicking out of each other’s finishers. Undertaker eventually managed to hit a second Chokeslam on Perfect, but Paul Bearer seemed to be trying to hold him off with the urn. Undertaker stood still for a moment, but shockingly turned his back on Bearer, and hit Perfect with yet another Chokeslam for the win.
Post match Ric Flair attacked Undertaker from behind. Undertaker fought back, but was jumped by Perfect, and the two beat down on Undertaker. Just as the fans thought it was all over Randy Savage made his return, sprinting to the ring! Flair looked shocked as Savage took Perfect out with a big clothesline, while Flair escaped from the ring. Savage signalled to Flair that he is coming for him, while The Undertaker just stared at Paul Bearer, who left the arena quickly.
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Post by Iron Man on May 5, 2008 16:52:33 GMT -5
UK Rampage was a nice show. HBK/Owen... sweet. Liked the tag team title match and glad Money Inc won. Give Bulldog a nice push, plz. Main Event was really cool, interesting to see a guy like Hennig fight a guy like Taker. Loved the ending to the show as well.
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Post by koreygunz on May 5, 2008 17:51:04 GMT -5
Good show. I guess youre using Crush as a heel, which is cool. I like how youre building up Bret/Bulldog and cool to not see Hogan and Warrior dominating the main event. Perfect returning to the ring was interesting, although I think in real life his back prevented him from wrestling. I guess Undertaker is a full fledged face now, and Im glad you kept with that direction. Some people who do 92 diaries forget he had turned face by Mania 8. Hope we get some more explanation on the Savage disappearance.
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Post by Rated R on May 7, 2008 13:19:21 GMT -5
Wrestling Observer Newsletter WWF News: New Announcer, Next SNME and More
WWF will be debuting a new announcer this week on Superstars, who will take over from Mr. Perfect who has been medically cleared to return to action. The new announcer is twenty four year old Joey Styles, who previously worked for Pro Wrestling Illustrated.
The next Saturday Night’s Main Event will be held on the 13th of June. Although it is still some time it is expected to be headlined by Randy Savage & The Undertaker V. Ric Flair & Mr. Perfect, although plans could still change.
WWF have been in contact with Bam Bam Bigelow and Rodney Anoa’i. Anoa’I, who has used the names Great Kokina and Kokina Maximus is likely to debut later this year under the name Yokozuna. Bigelow is likely to return this week on WWF house shows, although is unlikely to appear on television until next month.
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Post by The Undertaker on May 7, 2008 13:35:34 GMT -5
UK RAMPAGE was excellent. Nice to see Taker get a win in the Main Event. Hogan and Warrior winning was awesome. Glad to see Money Inc. Retain the belts. Also good to see HBK picking up a win over Owen.
Drop a reply to my WWE '07 - '08 please.
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Post by Rated R on May 8, 2008 14:19:27 GMT -5
27th April 1992New WWF announcer Joey Styles and Vince McMahon introduced everyone to WWF Superstars, running down tonight’s card before covering the events of UK Rampage, focusing on Randy Savage’s return. WWF Champion Randy Savage made his way to the ring to kick Superstars off. Savage hyped that he was back, which got a big pop, and promised that now that he is back he will get revenge on Ric Flair. Savage then announced that he knew exactly who took him out - The Undertaker! Savage then announced that Undertaker had done it because of Paul Bearer, and that Bearer had made a deal with the devil when he helped Ric Flair. Ted Dibiase Defeated Barry Hardy via Submission with the Million Dollar Dream. 58% Post match Jack Tunney came out and announced that as a result of Money Inc.’s cheap tactics at UK Rampage they will have to defend the WWF Tag Team Championships in a re-match against the Natural Disasters next week on Superstars. Owen Hart Defeated Glenn Ruth via Submission with the Sharpshooter. 62% Rick Martel was backstage with Sean Mooney. Martel cut a promo on how he got himself disqualified because the Texas Tornado is not worthy to be in the same ring as him, and that he refuses to get in the ring with him because it is not worth his time. Sid Justice Defeated Chris Walker via Pinfall with the Chokeslam. 56% Post match Sid Justice’s manage The Genius got on the microphone and cut a promo on Hulk Hogan, promising that Hogan’s victory at UK Rampage was a fluke, and that Hogan will soon feel true Justice when Sid gets his hands on him. UK Rampage Recap: Bret Hart & British Bulldog Defeated The Orient ExpressMr. Perfect was backstage with Sean Mooney. Perfect talked about how since Ric Flair is not here tonight that he will set the record straight. Perfect declared that it was not their idea to use the Undertaker, but Paul Bearer’s. Perfect added that Randy Savage made a mistake returning, and that he will not have the WWF World Championship much longer. Randy Savage Defeated Repo Man via Pinfall with the Savage Elbow. 76% (MOTN) Post match Randy Savage celebrated the victory when Ric Flair came from behind and attacked. Flair and Savage brawled around the ring, with Savage looking to get the upper hand, but Mr. Perfect came from behind and blasted Savage with a low blow. Perfect followed up with a Perfect Plex before the pair celebrated over a fallen Savage. OOC: Still working on format but I think I will stick with this for now, only giving information on important matches.
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Post by The Undertaker on May 9, 2008 13:38:42 GMT -5
Superstars was good. Nice to see Savage get a win in the Main Event. Liked the ending with Flair and Perfect beating up on Savage. Can't wait to see Sid vs. Hogan, and it should be good. Im really anticipating the match. Taker taking out Savage was a surprise to me, and i'm liking this a lot right now. Great stuff man, keep up the good work.
Drop a reply to my WWE '07 - '08 please.
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Post by DTP. on May 10, 2008 5:58:26 GMT -5
Superstars was decent. Repo and Savage have chemistry lol. Nothing other to note except great staff pick-up
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Post by Rated R on May 13, 2008 5:47:51 GMT -5
02/05/1992- Vince McMahon welcomed everyone to Prime Time Wrestling, and introduced the panel for this week: Gene Okerlund, Howard Finkel, Sgt. Slaughter and Jimmy Hart.
- Rowdy Roddy Piper Def. Blake Beverly via Submission with the Sleeper. 61%
- The panel ran down some of the results from UK Rampage, before introducing a clip of Shawn Michaels/ Owen Hart from the event. Jimmy Hart promised that Michaels is going to be the next big thing in the WWF.
- UK Rampage Recap: Shawn Michaels Def. Owen Hart
- PTW cut to Texas Tornado, who cut a promo on how Rick Martel had made a mistake calling him a nobody, and that everybody would soon find out why.
- Superstars Recap: Randy Savage Def. Repo Man
- The panel discussed recent events between WWF Champion Randy Savage, The Undertaker, Ric Flair and Paul Bearer.
- Jim Neidhart Def. Iron Mike Sharpe via Pinfall with the Running Powerslam. 52%
- PTW cut to Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect. Flair cut a promo on how Paul Bearer had been working with them in order to get The Undertaker the first WWF Championship match against Ric Flair when he won the belt. Perfect then promised that neither Savage or The Undertaker had heard the last of them.
- UK Rampage Recap: The Undertaker Def. Mr. Perfect
Wrestling Challenge03/05/1992- Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan welcomed everyone to the show, which will feature appearences by Crush, Shawn Michaels and the Big Bossman.
- Barry Horowitz Def. Brooklyn Brawler with the Winning Move. 48%
- Vince McMahon hyped the Money Inc. V. Natural Disasters rematch this week on Superstars!
- The Nasty Boys Def. Duane Gill & Reno Riggins with the Pit Stop. 50%
- A pre taped promo with Jimmy Hart was aired, where he announced that he had found the next member of the new Hart Family, and that he will reveal it soon.
- Crush Def Itallion Stallion with the Decapitation Elbow. 49%
- A short video package was shown featuring Mr. Fuji, who told everyone that he is in Japan to find the next WWF superstar!
- Shawn Michaels Def. Big Bossman with the Rocker Dropper. 80%
Wrestling Observer NewsletterWWF News: Scheduling News, Horowitz Wins!, ContractsIn massive new Prime Time Wrestling will be put back in it’s Monday slot beginning this week, while Superstars will return to Saturdays. WWF management decided that it was not the best move to change the slots around, and negotiated to change the slots. The formats of each show will stay the same though. As seen on Wrestling Challenge Barry Horowitz has been elevated from his position as ‘Jobber’ and will now be working on the lower midcard of the roster. Mr. Perfect, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Bobby Heenan, Tatanka and Papa Shango all singed contract extensions this week. Heenan, Shango and Piper signed one year contract extensions, while Perfect and Tatanka singed for a further two years.
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Post by chaz on May 13, 2008 8:27:52 GMT -5
'HOROWITZ WINS!'
Ah, good old J.R.
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Post by DTP. on May 13, 2008 9:24:32 GMT -5
Great finisher name for Horowitz I like the sound of you pushing Bazza tbh.
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Post by Rated R on May 13, 2008 9:52:09 GMT -5
04/05/1992- Vince McMahon welcomed everyone to Prime Time Wrestling, and introduced the panel for this week: Gene Okerlund, Howard Finkel, Paul Ellering and Slick. Vince hyped that today’s PTW will feature matches from the WWF’s recent tour of the UK!
- Wrestling Challenge Recap: Barry Horowitz Def. Brooklyn Brawler.
- The panel discussed Horowitz actually getting a win, before talking about the next Saturday Night’s Main Event, that will be held on the 13th June.
- IRS Def. Chris Walker with the Write off. 60%
- After the match IRS was attacked by Earthquake and Typhoon, who demolished him before Ted Dibiase could make the save.
- PTW cut to Hulk Hogan, who cut a promo on defeating Sid Justice at UK Rampage, and that if Justice wants another shot, then he can come and get it.
- Ultimate Warrior Def. Repo Man with the Big Splash. 66%
- The panel talked about Texas Tornado’s promo last week on PTW. Vince McMahon announced that he had been informed that Tornado will no longer be going by the name ‘Texas Tornado’, and will earn respect using his real name - Kerry von Erich!
- Wrestling Challenge Recap: Shawn Michaels Def. Big Bossman
- PTW cut to Jimmy Hart and Shawn Michaels. Jimmy Hart announced that his new client will debut this week on Superstars, and that everyone already knows of him – Bam Bam Bigelow!
- British Bulldog Def. Jim Neidhart with the Running Powerslam. 65%
06/05/1992 – Louisville, Kentucky:SS = Taped for Superstars, WC = Taped for Wrestling Challenge- Howard Finkel announces that tonights main event will be Randy Savage V. Mr. Perfect!
- (WC) Barry Horowitz Def. Kato with the Winnerplex. 63%
- (SS) Bam Bam Bigelow (W/ Jimmy Hart) Def. Barry Hardy with the Diving Headbutt. 52%
- (SS) Shawn Michaels (W/ Jimmy Hart) Def. Chris Walker with the Back Suplex. 70%
- Tatanka Def. The Mountie with the T omahawk Chop.
- (WC) Legion of Doom (W/ Paul Ellering) Def. Barry Hardy & Reno Riggins with the Doomsday Device. 59%
- (SS) Sid Justice (W/ The Genius) Def. Jim Duggan with the Chokeslam. 65%
- WWF Intercontinetal Championship Match: Bret Hart (W/ British Bulldog) Def. Papa Shango with the Sharpshooter.
- (WC) Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart Def. The Nasty Boys when Owen Hart locked in the Sharpshooter on Jerry Saggs. 75%
- (SS) WWF Tag Team Championship: Money Inc. Def. Natural Disasters when Ted Dibiase locked in the Million Dollar Dream on Typhoon. 75%
- Randy Savage V. Mr. Perfect went to a No contest when Ric Flair interfered.
09/05/1992- Jimmy Hart introduced his newest addition to the new Hart Family – Bam Bam Bigelow.
- Bam Bam Bigelow (W/ Jimmy Hart) Def. Barry Hardy with the Diving Headbutt. 52%
- Joey Styles and Vince McMahon hyped the WWF Tag Team Championship match later on the show.
- Shawn Michaels (W/ Jimmy Hart) Def. Chris Walker with the Back Suplex. 70%
- SS then cut to Owen Hart and Jim Neidhart arguing backstage. Neidhart told Owen that they were meant to be a team, and Owen shouted that it wasn’t his fault he is the better wrestler, before walking off.
- Sid Justice (W/ The Genius) Def. Jim Duggan with the Chokeslam. 65%
- Hype video for Saturday Night’s Main Event, taking place on the 13th June.
- WWF Tag Team Championship: Money Inc. Def. Natural Disasters when Ted Dibiase locked in the Million Dollar Dream on Typhoon. 75%
10/05/1992- Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan announced that there will be a tag team number one contenders match next week on Superstars between Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart against Bret Hart & British Bulldog, with the winners challenging for the WWF Tag Team Titles at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
- Barry Horowitz Def. Kato with the Winnerplex. 63%
- A short video package was shown featuring Mr. Fuji, entering a dojo in Japan, still looking for Japan’s next WWF superstar.
- WC cut to Jim Niedhart, asking staff members if they have seen Owen Hart. Apparently he has not turned up yet.
- Legion of Doom (W/ Paul Ellering) Def. Barry Hardy & Reno Riggins with the Doomsday Device. 59%
- A pre taped promo featuring Randy Savage aired. Savage announced that he will call Ric Flair out next week on Prime Time Wrestling.
- Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart Def. The Nasty Boys when Owen Hart locked in the Sharpshooter on Jerry Saggs. 75%
Wrestling Observer NewsletterWWF News: Owen Hart, SNME matchesWWF management is high on Owen Hart at the moment, and he is line for a major push in the coming months. It is likely that Owen will be turning heel in a feud with Jim Neidhart, and there has been some talks of him challenging for the WWF World Championship early next year. It was noticable that Owen was wearing completely new ring gear this week. Current matches being thrown around for Saturday Night’s Main Event include Randy Savage & The Undertaker V. Ric Flair & Mr. Perfect, Money Inc. V. Bret Hart & British Bulldog and Owen Hart V. Jim Neidhart.
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Post by Iron Man on May 13, 2008 16:00:10 GMT -5
A good bunch of shows here. Looks a little too similar to Ricky's though, lol. Suprised Horowitz picked up the win. No push for him, plz. A win for Owen is always good. Not really liking a Neidhart/Owen feud, but if your pushing Owen by doing this, by all means do it. Savage/Taker vs. Flair//Perfect would be awesome.
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Post by fallenhero on May 14, 2008 8:02:12 GMT -5
Don't like the Owen pic on the WC graphic, just a little note. I like Sid with the Genius, that's a pretty sweet pairing. That entire past week seemed really good, and I like the potential matches for SNME.
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Post by Rated R on May 14, 2008 11:31:32 GMT -5
11/05/1992- Vince McMahon welcomed everyone to Prime Time Wrestling, and introduced the panel for this week: Gene Okerlund, Howard Finkel, Joey Styles and Bobby Heenan. Vince hyped that today’s PTW will feature an Intercontinental title defence!
- Wrestling Challenge Recap: Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart Def. The Nasty Boys.
- The panel then discussed Hart’s and Neidhart’s recent problems as a team, before noting that they will have to work together to defeat Bret Hart and British Bulldog and gain a WWF tag team title shot.
- Tatanka Def. The Mountie with the Tomahawk Chop. 59%
- PTW then cut to Jimmy Hart, alongside Shawn Michaels and Bam Bam Bigelow. Hart promised that his new Hart Family will be holding gold soon enough, and that he is still searching for more additions.
- Superstars Recap: Bam Bam Bigelow Def. Barry Hardy.
- The panel discussed Saturday Night’s Main Event, which will take place on the 13th June, before Bobby Heenan announced that his newest client, Chris Benoit, will debut this week on Wrestling Challenge.
- Superstars Recap: Money Inc. Def. Natural Disasters to retain the WWF Tag Team Championship.
- PTW then cut to WWF World Champion Randy Savage, already standing in the centre of the ring. Savage called out Ric Flair, who made his way to the ring alongside Mr. Perfect. After several minutes of the two throwing insults at each other Flair called out The Undertaker. Paul Bearer led the Undertaker down to the ring via the urn. Flair told Savage that he could not do anything since they have Undertaker under their complete control, but Undertaker had other ideas when he blasted Flair with a massive big boot, before choke slamming Paul Bearer, and destroying the urn himself! Flair and Perfect fled the ring as Savage raised Undertaker’s arm.
- WWF Intercontinetal Championship Match: Bret Hart (W/ British Bulldog) Def. Papa Shango with the Sharpshooter. 74%
13/05/1992 – Little Rock, ArkansasSS = Taped for Superstars, WC = Taped for Wrestling Challenge- Howard Finkel announced that tonight’s main event will be Hulk Hogan V. Jake Roberts!
- (WC) Chris Benoit (W/ Bobby Heenan) Def. Jim Powers with the Swandive Headbutt. 62%
- Tatanka Def. IRS via DQ when IRS used his Briefcase.
- (SS) Ted Dibiase Def. Chris Walker with the Million Dollar Dream. 70%
- (WC) Earthquake Def. Butch Stanley with the Aftershock. 32%
- (SS) Shawn Michaels & Bam Bam Bigelow (W/ Jimmy Hart) Def. Barry Hardy & Reno Riggins when Michaels hit Hardy with the Rocker Dropper. 57%
- The Undertaker Def. Skinner with the Chokeslam.
- (SS) Kerry Von Erich & Marty Jannetty Def. Rick Martel & The Mountie when Kerry locked the Claw on The Mountie. 74%
- (WC) Crush Def. Sgt. Slaughter with the Full Nelson Bomb. 66%
- (SS) Bret Hart & British Bulldog Def. Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart when Owen Hart turned on Neidhart, hitting him with the Northern Lights Suplex. 83%
- Hulk Hogan Def. Jake Roberts with the Legdrop of Doom. Post match Hogan was attacked by Sid Justice, before Ultimate Warrior made the save.
16/05/1992- Jimmy Hart, backed up by Shawn Michaels, called out Tatanka, and offered him a spot in the new Hart Family. Tatanka turned him down, saying that it would be a disgrace to align himself with Hart. Tatanka turned to leave but ended up receiving a low blow from Michaels, followed by a big back suplex.
- Ted Dibiase Def. Chris Walker with the Million Dollar Dream. 70%
- SS cut to Rick Martel. Martel cut a promo claiming that no matter what Kerry Von Erich calls himself, it wont make him a better wrestler, or better looking, that Rick Martel.
- Shawn Michaels & Bam Bam Bigelow (W/ Jimmy Hart) Def. Barry Hardy & Reno Riggins when Michaels hit Hardy with the Rocker Dropper. 57%
- SS cut to Bret Hart and British Bulldog backstage, talking about their match tonight. Hart told Bulldog that it will feel good to be a double champion, to which Bulldog replied “only until I win the Intercontinetal Championship”.
- Kerry Von Erich & Marty Jannetty Def. Rick Martel & The Mountie when Kerry locked the Claw on The Mountie. 74%
- Joey Styles and Vince McMahon introduced a video clip of Sid Justice’s attack on Hulk Hogan at a recent house show, followed by Ultimate Warrior, who made the save.
- Bret Hart & British Bulldog Def. Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart when Owen Hart turned on Neidhart, hitting him with the Northern Lights Suplex. 83%
- After the match Owen Hart attempted to continue the assault on Neidhart, but was held back by Bret Hart and British Bulldog.
17/05/1992- Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan announced that at Saturday Night’s Main Event, Money Inc. will defend the WWF Tag Team Championship against Bret Hart & British Bulldog.
- Boby Heenan then removed himself from the announcers position and entered the ring, introducing everyone to his newest client, Chris Benoit.
- Chris Benoit (W/ Bobby Heenan) Def. Jim Powers with the Swandive Headbutt. 62%
- A pre taped promo with Tatanka aired. Tatanka promised that he would get revenge on Shawn Michaels after the events of Superstars.
- Earthquake Def. Butch Stanley with the Aftershock. 32%
- A short video package was shown featuring Mr. Fuji walking around a small Japanese village, still looking for Japan’s next WWF superstar.
- Crush Def. Sgt. Slaughter with the Full Nelson Bomb. 66%
Wrestling Observer NewsletterWWF News: Sid Justive leaving?, wrestler releasesSid Justice is apparently unhappy in the WWF, and may be leaving the company in the coming months. Sid is schedule to work a match with Hulk Hogan at Saturday Night’s Main Event, and may leave afterwards. The contracts of The Warlord, The Bushwackers, Colonel Mustafa, General Adnan, Jameson, The Bezerker and Bob Bradley have been terminated by the WWF.
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Post by koreygunz on May 14, 2008 11:51:41 GMT -5
The Owen heel turn is good, and could lead to a push for him. Surprised Benoit made a debut, but having Heenan as a mouth piece will benefit him. I hope you dont reuarly tag Bam Bam and HBK and allow them to have runs as singles. The angle with Savage/Flair/Undertaker is interesting as well.
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Post by Chris Hammers on May 14, 2008 12:57:32 GMT -5
Have to say I have not been reading this, I will read further shows though, I liked Benoit's debut, especially with Heenan as his manager, Benoit needed a promo guy for him, the bloke was as boring as Dean Malenko when he talked. What I would like to see is Bret Hart vs Crush for the IC Title, I think it would be a good match. But, I do agree that the layout mimics Ricky's, which isn't a bad thing to be honest, you just have to be carefull at times.
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Post by fallenhero on May 16, 2008 2:08:51 GMT -5
I don't get the point of terminating the contracts of most of your card filler heels, honestly. Other than that, everything was good.
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