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Post by Rated R on Mar 1, 2008 15:42:22 GMT -5
WWF 1992WWF World Champion – Randy Savage WWF Intercontinental Champion – Bret Hart WWF Tag Team Champions – Money Inc RosterAnimal Bam Bam Bigelow Barry Hardy Barry Horowitz Beau Beverly Big Bossman Blake Beverly Bobby Heenan Bret Hart Brian Knobbs British Bulldog Brooklyn Brawler Butch Stanley Chris Benoit Chris Walker Crush Duane Gill Earthquake Elizabeth Glenn Ruth Haku Harvey Whippleman Hawk Hulk Hogan Iron Mike Sharpe IRS Italian Stallion Jack Tunney Jake Roberts Jerry Saggs Jim Duggan Jim Neidhart Jim Powers Jimmy Hart Jimmy Snuka Kato Kerry Von Erich Koko B. Ware Marty Jannetty Mr. Fuji Mr. Perfect Owen Hart Papa Shango Paul Bearer Paul Ellering Randy Savage Reno Riggins Repo Man Ric Flair Rick Martel Rowdy Roddy Piper Sensational Sherri Sgt. Slaughter Shawn Michaels Sid Justice Skinner Slick Tanaka Tatanka Ted Dibiase The Barbarian The Genius The Mountie The Undertaker Tito Santana Typhoon Ultimate Warrior Virgil Weekly ScheduleWrestleMania 8 RecapDate: April 5th 1992 Location: Indianapolis, IndianaShawn Michaels over Tito Santana with a bodypress after reversing a bodyslam The Undertaker over Jake Roberts after a tombstone piledriver on a floor WWF Intercontinental Championship Match: Bret Hart over Roddy Piper by countering a sleeper hold with a roll up The Big Boss Man, Virgil, Sgt. Slaughter and Jim Duggan over The Nasty Boys, Repo man and The Mountie after Virgil pinned Brian Knobbs Tatanka over Rick Martel after Tatanka pinned Martel after a flying crossbody WWF Tag Team Championship Match: The Natural Disasters over Money Inc. by count out when Money Inc. got themselves counted out to retain the titles. Owen Hart over Skinner when Hart pinned Skinner with a roll up WWF Championship Match: Randy Savage over Ric Flair after Savage pinned Flair with a tights assisted roll-up Hulk Hogan over Sid Justice by Disqualification when Harvey Wippleman got involved , post match Papa Shango ran in and attacked Hogan. The Ultimate Warrior made his return to help Hulk Hogan
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Post by takingyouout on Mar 1, 2008 15:43:38 GMT -5
Looks good man, should be intresting. Please reply to my diary AKA not another WWE diary
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Post by Dwight on Mar 1, 2008 16:09:11 GMT -5
Awesome man. Hope you stick with this for awhile, you've got a LOT of great talent to work with.
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Post by Rated R on Mar 1, 2008 16:23:09 GMT -5
Wrestling Newswire - Breaking News WWF Superstars changes day and time slot WWF have changed the schedule of their shows WWF Superstars and WWF Prime Time Wrestling. Superstars will take the Monday time slot, well Prime Time, A clip show, will broadcast on Saturdays. The WWF made this decision due to the fact that more wrestling fans tune in on Mondays that Saturdays, and that Superstars is the ‘A’ Show, while Prime Time is just a clip show, featuring some house show matches.
Other News
WWF will be holding UK Rampage on the 26th of April live at the Sheffield Arena. It will be broadcast live and is expected to feature a massive tag team main event.
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Post by Iron Man on Mar 1, 2008 16:23:37 GMT -5
Damn, thats a nice long roster list. I will be reading, the more old school, the better
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Post by haz on Mar 1, 2008 17:49:31 GMT -5
nice, I'll be reading.
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Post by fallenhero on Mar 2, 2008 0:18:46 GMT -5
Uh...Prime Time wasn't clips of house show matches. It was matches from the Superstars/Challenge tapings that weekend. And changing Superstars and Prime Time is an absolutely stupid move, and the WWF would have never done it.
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Post by Rated R on Mar 2, 2008 10:40:29 GMT -5
In 1992, Prime time Wrestling was used to recap the highlights from Superstars and Wrestling Challenge, as well as interviews and promos. It also presented occasional exclusive matches taped from the house show circuit.
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Post by The Undertaker on Mar 2, 2008 11:04:24 GMT -5
I'm really looking forward to this a lot. I'll definently be reading bro.
Drop a reply to my WWE '07 - '08 please.
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Post by Rated R on Mar 2, 2008 12:05:01 GMT -5
Superstars 6th April 1992
Vince McMahon and Sean Mooney kicked off the show, welcoming everyone to the debut of WWF Superstars on Mondays, and that from here on SuperStars goes two hours. They then ran down the card for the show, with the main event being Money Inc. defending the tag team titles against the Legion of Doom.
A video package played showing clips from WrestleMania, focusing heavilly on the main event, and the Ultimate Warriors return.
The Beverly Brothers Defeated Barry Horowitz & Chris Walker A decent squash match to kick off the show. The Beverly’s controlled the match, hitting the Spike Piledriver on Walker for the win.
Money Inc. cut a promo backstage about WrestleMania, and how despite losing their match, they are still the champions. Dibiase also mentioned how he is the Million Dollar Champion, and that there is nobody richer than him in the World Wrestling Federation. IRS finished the promo my promising that tonight “The Legion of Doom will be paying their taxes”.
Texas Tornado Defeated Butch Stanley Tornado dominated this match, not giving Stanley a chance to win, and quickly putting him away with the Flying Crossbody for the win.
Post match Rick ‘the model’ Martel attacked the Texas Tornado from behind, nailing him in the head with his perfume sprayer.
Backstage Rick Martel was interviewed about his attack on the Texas Tornado. Martel cut a promo on how all he has heard is the women talking about the Texas Tornado, when they should be talking about the model of WWF, Rick Martel. Martel then promised that when he is through with Tornado, the ladies wont even want to look at him.
British Bulldog Defeated The Bezerker This match was meant to take place at WrestleMania, but due to uncontrollable circumstances it didn’t, so it was featured here. A good match that went back and forth, with both men using their power throughout the match. Bulldog managed to dodge a big boot, and hit the running powerslam for the win.
After the match the British Bulldog cut a promo on the intercontinental champion, Bret Hart. Bulldog said that although he respects Hart, he still wants to hold gold, and that he is coming for the Intercontinental championship.
Sid Justice Defeated Reno Riggins A complete squash match. Justice destoryed Riggins here, hitting the Powerbomb for the win in under a minute.
WWF Champion Randy Savage cut a promo backstage on his WWF title win at WrestleMania, and that now he has the gold, he plans on keeping it for the long run. After that the lights started to flicker, Savage walked off and a figure in black could be seen on the other side of the hall.
WWF Tag Team Championship Match Money Inc. Defeated Legion of Doom A great tag match to end the debut of Superstars on Mondays. Dibiase kicked off the match against Hawk, and the crowd were backing the Legion of Doom throughout the match. Money Inc. really play the heels well, they both know how to get the crowd against them, and really did that here. The Legion of Doom really looked close to winning the gold after they set IRS up for the Doomsday Device, but Dibiase pushed Animal off the turnbuckle, and IRS hit Hawk with the Write off for the victory.
Post match the Natural Disasters made the run in. Money Inc. managed to escape, and the show ended with the Natual Disasters signalling that they are still coming for the gold.
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Post by fallenhero on Mar 2, 2008 12:44:21 GMT -5
In 1992, Prime time Wrestling was used to recap the highlights from Superstars and Wrestling Challenge, as well as interviews and promos. It also presented occasional exclusive matches taped from the house show circuit. There were very few, if ANY matches from House Shows ever broadcasted on PTW.
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Post by Stuffs "Thunder" Liger on Mar 2, 2008 12:49:55 GMT -5
Ricky is pretty much right here, by 1992 there was no doubt that PTW was by far and away the #1 show.
That being said, Superstars was a good show.
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Post by Rated R on Mar 2, 2008 12:57:52 GMT -5
Fine, I admit that I made a mistake with PTW, but I cant change it now, I will just have to roll with what I have got.
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Post by Dwight on Mar 2, 2008 13:52:49 GMT -5
Really Great start here man. Savage vs Taker? Hmm, if thats the case then I'm hooked on this already. Great little segment you had there. I'm a big Savage fan so I hope he stays the champ for awhile. Wonder what you have planned for Sid now. A continued feud with Hogan perhaps? What about Warrior? Damn, you have a lot to work with lol.
Great main event man. I always felt that Money Inc. was under appreciated as a tag team.
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Post by CF9™ on Mar 2, 2008 14:00:26 GMT -5
Aside from all that stuff, this looks good, I'll be reading. Reply to TNA 2008-The Revolution?
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Post by rkolegendkilla on Mar 2, 2008 15:56:34 GMT -5
Now that both you and Chaz are doing WWF 1992, it'll be interesting to see where both of you take your diaries.
Superstars was good, man.
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Post by fallenhero on Mar 2, 2008 16:07:23 GMT -5
Money Inc./LOD is WAY too big a match to put on free TV (unless it's called SNME), but other than that, I guess everything was good.
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Post by The Undertaker on Mar 2, 2008 16:25:44 GMT -5
Superstars was excellent. Really really good job man. Loved the Savage Promo. Hoping the Dark Figure seen near by was the Undertaker! Liked the Main Event. Glad Sid got a win in there too. Awesome show to start this off man.
Drop a reply to my WWF '95 please.
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Post by koreygunz on Mar 3, 2008 11:56:32 GMT -5
I loved this time period. I will definately be reading. Keep the title on Savage for a while.
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Post by Rated R on Mar 3, 2008 13:23:28 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling 11th April 1992
Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan welcomed everyone to Prime Time Wrestling, and plugged that UK Rampage will be taking place in fifteen days.
Sid Justice V. Reno Riggins (Superstars) A complete squash match. Justice estroyed Riggins here, hitting the Powerbomb for the win in under a minute.
PTW then cut to Hulk Hogan, who cut a promo on the Ultimate Warrior’s return at Mania to back him up against Sid Justice & Papa Shango. Hogan revealed that the four men will clash in a tag team match at UK Rampage.
Greg Valentine Defeated The Mountie (Indianapolis, Indiana) A good match that saw the action go back and forth between the two competitors. The crowd were backing Valentine from the start, and booed The Mountie when ever he hit a move. Valentine locked in the Figure Four leglock for the submission victory.
McMahon and Heenan then talked about the Money Inc/ Natural Disasters feud, which features two teams that have been managed by Jimmy Hart. At the mention of Jimmy Hart Vince McMahon plugged that he will begin his ‘Search’ next week.
British Bulldog Defeated The Bezerker (Superstars) A good match that went back and forth, with both men using their power throughout the match. Bulldog managed to dodge a big boot, and hit the running powerslam for the win.
PTW then cut to Intercontinental Champion Bret Hart. Hart cut a promo on the British Bulldog’s comments after his match on Superstars. Hart said that if Bulldog has that much respect for him, then the two should team up for a match at UK Rampage.
WWF Tag Team Championship Match Money Inc. Defeated Legion of Doom (Superstars) Dibiase kicked off the match against Hawk, and the crowd were backing the Legion of Doom throughout the match. Money Inc. really play the heels well, they both know how to get the crowd against them, and really did that here. The Legion of Doom really looked close to winning the gold after they set IRS up for the Doomsday Device, but Dibiase pushed Animal off the turnbuckle, and IRS hit Hawk with the Write off for the victory.
Vince McMahon announced that Money Inc. will defend the WWF Tag Team titles against the Natural Disasters at UK Rampage.
Shawn Michaels Defeated Tito Santana (Indianapolis, Indiana) A great match that featured two of the best talents in the WWF in action. Santana came out strong early on, and really got the crowd behind him, while Michaels got the crowd into the match, getting them to boo him numerous times throughout the match. Santana went for the El Paso del Muerte, but Michaels dodged, and hit a strong back suplex for the pinfall victory.
PTW then cut to WWF Champion Randy Savage. Savage began to talk when the light went out. When they came back on Savage was gone. PTW ended with McMahon and Heenan talking about Savage’s dissapearence.
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