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Post by dcw1 on Feb 19, 2008 6:33:11 GMT -5
Judgement day is looking great! You have done wonders with this diary, definately one of the best here. Undertaker/Raven casket match! Can't wait!
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Post by Markw on Feb 20, 2008 2:57:31 GMT -5
Judgment Day is looking fantastic man, hoping Taker (Taker v Raven should be amazing), Michaels/Hart, Austin, Crush, Goldust, Hart/Bulldog and Rock win their respective matches but yeah looking forward to the show.
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Post by DTP. on Feb 20, 2008 5:16:00 GMT -5
Judgement Day should be awesome, heel Warrior for WWF title... maybe not :-\ Please put the Casket match in the main event spot
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 20, 2008 18:27:54 GMT -5
September 15, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossJeff Jarrett defeated Rocky Maivia with a roll upA competitive match to open up the event. Rocky came out with a lot of fire and emotion and overwhelmed Jarrett early on. The match soon went back and forth with each man taking turns controlling the tempo. Jarrett tried to hit the Chart Buster, but Rocky escaped the hold and set Jarrett up for the Rock Bottom. Jarrett hit Rocky in the side of the head with a few elbows and then whipped him hard, chest first, into the turnbuckle. Jarrett then rolled Rocky up from behind and put his feet on the middle rope for leverage. The referee didn’t see it, though, and Jarrett got the three count and scurried out of the ring before Rocky knew what hit him. (79%)“Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable defeated Goldust w/Marlena with the Wild ThingMero was constantly distracted during the match, trying to keep an eye on Sable on the outside while taking on Goldust inside it. This allowed Goldust to control most of the match, hitting Mero with a few power moves and getting many near falls. Mero would make a comeback, though, quickening the pace and using his speed to hit Goldust with quick strikes and a Merosault. Goldust caught Mero in place for the Curtain Call, but Mero slipped out of his grasp and landed behind him before hitting him with a Samoan Drop. Mero then went to the top rope and connected with the Wild Thing for the win. As Mero celebrated in the ring, Marlena grabbed Sable by the arm on the outside and tried to pull her away. Mero was about to come to her aid when Goldust attacked him from behind. Goldust set Mero up and dropped him with a Curtain Call. Goldust then picked Mero back up and hit him with a second Curtain Call! Sable screamed for Marc to get up, but with the Wildman incapacitated, Goldust rolled to the outside and picked Sable up over his shoulder and carried her, kicking and screaming, to the back! (86%)Letting Bygones Be Bygones?We now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is with Shawn Michaels.Todd: I’m here with Shawn Michaels, who later tonight will team with Bret “Hitman” Hart to take on Scott Hall and Diesel. But Shawn, the story here might be the tumultuous relationship you have with Bret Hart, which didn’t seem to get any better this past Monday on Raw when the Hitman, although seemingly inadvertently, decked you to the mat. HBK: The relationship of the Hitman and HBK has been long discussed and documented. It’s true that we might not be the best of friends, but tonight we are partners. Now I spoke to Bret Hart earlier in the week, and as far as what happened on Raw, the past is the past. He said it was an accident, and I’m willing to let bygones be bygones. The fact is, I could really care less about how “effective” a tag team Bret Hart and myself will make tonight. I have one thing and one thing only on my mind, and that’s getting my hands on Scott Hall. And after a warm up tonight, you can rest assured that I will be coming for the WWF Title. Tonight, you boys are going down! (96%)Yokozuna and Fatu defeated Owen Hart and British Bulldog to RETAIN the Tag Team TitlesOwen and Bulldog’s experience played a part in the early goings, as they cut the ring off and kept Fatu in their corner. Bulldog and Owen used quick tags to control the match and looked like they might become new champions. Fatu was able to come back, though, and muster enough strength to hit Bulldog with a side kick before making the hot tag to Yokozuna. Yoko blasted Bulldog with hard shots and a thrust to the throat before hitting a belly to belly suplex, but Owen broke up the pinfall. Fatu came back in the ring and the match was now a four man brawl. Bulldog and Yoko went at it, and Owen slipped to the outside while the referee tried to get Fatu to leave the ring. Owen grabbed one of the tag team title belts and slid in the ring. Owen charged Yoko with the belt, but Yoko ducked and Owen blasted Bulldog in the head with the belt! Yoko then threw Hart to the outside and dropped a big leg drop on Bulldog’s chest before covering him for the three and retaining the titles. (75%) British Bulldog lost overness from this match Owen Hart lost overness from this match Fatu gained overness from this match The Tag Team Titles gained in imageAhmed Johnson and Crush went to a double count-out; Ahmed RETAINS the Intercontinental TitleThis feud has become heated in a short period of time, and this was a slug fest. Crush went right at Ahmed before the bell even sounded, but Johnson fought back and rocked Crush with a few power moves. Crush made a good showing as well, and had the new champ in trouble. Crush ducked a clothesline and set Ahmed up for a Full Nelson Bomb, but Ahmed escaped the hold, kicked Crush in the gut, and set him up for the Pearl River Plunge. However, Crush made his own escape and back dropped Ahmed over the top rope and to the outside. Crush followed him out, and irish whipped him shoulder first into the ring post. Crush continued his attack, and Ahmed fought back almost with one arm, hitting Crush with punches to the head and body. As the two men brawled on the floor, the bell rang, signaling that the referee had reached a ten count and counted both men out. Crush was visibly upset at this and threw Ahmed back in the ring to continue his assault, but Ahmed fought back and clotheslined Crush over the top rope and out of the ring. This battle was over, but it was clear the war was not. (76%)Ultimate Warrior defeated Steve Austin, Sycho Sid, and Vader w/Jim Cornette to become the #1 ContenderThis was an action packed match and the crowd was really into it. The match also gave us some interesting match ups, as at different times in the match both Vader and Austin and Warrior and Sid went toe to toe. All four men gained near falls at different points in the match, and it was never obvious who might win it. In the end, Sid was able to hit Austin with a Powerbomb and looked poised to win the match, but Vader reached in from the outside and pulled Sid to the floor before brawling around the ring. Given the opening, Warrior connected on Austin with a body splash and got the three count and became the number one contender. (84%)Scott Hall and Diesel defeated Shawn Michaels and Bret “Hitman” HartDespite the history between Michaels and Hall, the story of this match had to be the relationship between HBK and Hart. For the most part, they worked well together. The match progressed as a usual tag match, with each team trading control. Both Hart and Michaels broke up potential pin falls for the other at different points in the match. At the climax of the match, Hart slipped out of a Razor’s Edge attempt and locked Hall in the Sharpshooter! However, Diesel quickly came in and broke the submission move up, setting Bret up and planting him with the Jacknife! This brought HBK in, who went toe to toe with Big Daddy Cool. After a few moments of fighting in the ring, Michaels took Diesel to the outside with a clothesline. Then, seeing an opportunity as Hall staggered to his feet, HBK went for Sweet Chin Music, but Hall moved out of the way and Michaels hit Hart with the super kick inadvertently! Hall then whipped HBK to the ropes where Diesel was waiting and pulled the top rope down, causing Michaels to flip to the floor. With the ring clear, Hall then covered the Hitman and got the three count. (88%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Raven in a Casket MatchThis match was given the main event spot, and it lived up to it. The match was smash mouth from the opening and remained that way throughout. Raven and Taker traded blows back and forth and each had a lot of offense. Taker hit many of his trademark moves, but Raven kept coming back. Towards the end of the match, Taker scooped Raven up and had him positioned for the Tombstone, but Raven escaped and drilled Taker with the Evenflow DDT. With Taker out, Raven began to roll him towards the apron and then kicked him into the oversized casket. But as Raven went to shut the lid, Taker’s hand shot up and grabbed the edge of the top, keeping it from being shut. Taker then powered the lid up and caught Raven by surprise with a hard thrust to the throat that sent Raven flying back into the ring. Taker then got on a roll, continuing to hit Raven with hard shots and a boot to the face. Raven recovered and actually got Taker up in position for his on Tombstone piledriver, but in an amazing move Undertaker was able to manipulate his weight to flip over the top of Raven, causing Raven to now be in Tombstone position, and then drop him on his head on the mat. With Raven out cold, Taker pointed towards the casket. The Phenom brought Raven over to the casket, but he wasn’t satisfied to simply place him in it. Undertaker picked Raven up, and while standing on the apron, grabbed Raven by the throat and chokeslammed him into the casket! Taker then sternly slammed the lid shut and won the match. Judgment Day has come for Raven, and the show came to close with the Undertaker striking his signature pose on top of the casket. (93%) The Undertaker gained overness from this feud ending Raven gained overness from this feud ending
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Post by Iron Man on Feb 20, 2008 18:32:22 GMT -5
Great PPV, man. I really like 1996 now after watching some of the shows. The opening match was a solid one. Wish Rocky would have one. Meh at Mero/Goldust, never a fan of either of them tbh. Good interview with HBK, I expect him to give Hart the Sweet Chin Music tonight Wish Ahmed would lose that belt. I hate Ahmed. Warrior becoming #1 contender is interesting. I wish Vader or Steve Austin would have had a chance as I don't know if Scott Hall/Warrior will be good for a Main Event. Surpsied the Taker/Raven was last. It looked very good. While I knew Taker was going to win, I was pulling for Raven.
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Post by Fury on Feb 21, 2008 1:13:18 GMT -5
IYH was a great read man. Every match was well detailed and booked throughout.
Double J/Rocky was a nice way to start the PPV, I wouldn't mind seeing both men receive a push. I like the continued build towards Bulldog/Owen nice stuff there. I don't really like Warrior being number one contender at this time, since he was dead weight, but I suppose a feud with him/Hall could be fun, the main events were both great, Hart/Michaels should be fun if your leading down that road and gald Taker beat Raven. Overall nothing really to complain about good stuff.
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 21, 2008 19:41:16 GMT -5
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Post by dcw1 on Feb 22, 2008 12:42:55 GMT -5
Judgement Day was really good man! A solid PPV without a doubt. a nice opener, and the Mero/Goldust was good as well. Warrior winning was a lil surprising, I probably would have prefered Austin to win it. HBK/Hart teaming up is a good move, it's different that's for sure and it was a good match. I'm glad Undertaker beat Raven, but I had a feeling this would be the last match. Very good PPV! Can't wait to see what you do next
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Post by DTP. on Feb 22, 2008 15:54:23 GMT -5
Judgement Day was great, wonder what wil go on at RAW.
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Post by Dwight on Feb 22, 2008 16:20:39 GMT -5
Good show. Glad Yoko and Fatu are still champions. I was really shocked to see Warrior get the "W" but at the same time, I am very glad that he did. A feud with him and Hall is different and I'm looking forward to seeing what you can do with that one. Tag match had a good ending, glad that you seem to be planning Hart/Michaels. Good ending to the Raven/Taker feud. I wonder where you take them next?
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 25, 2008 19:39:47 GMT -5
September 16, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossBritish Bulldog and Owen Hart defeated The BushwhackersThis was the first match in a 4-team elimination race to determine who would receive a tag team title shot at the next pay-per-view. Bulldog and Owen didn’t seem as happy as usual to be teaming after what happened at IYH. Owen and Bulldog would simply take care of business in the ring and scowl at each other as they tagged back and forth. Despite the friction, it still wasn’t enough to keep Bulldog from planting Luke with a Running Powerslam and getting the win. After getting the win, Bulldog simply left the ring and walked to the back, leaving Owen to follow behind. (66%) Luke basically no-sold everything, which ruined the match. Butch didn't really sell very much, which hurt the match rating.Rocky RelationshipWe now go to interview area where Todd Pettengill has Bret Hart on one side and Shawn Michaels on the other. The two men don’t look extremely happy to be next to each other.Todd: I’m standing here, or rather between, Shawn Michaels and Bret “Hitman Hart, and gentlemen later on tonight, despite the communication problems between you two last night at In Your House, you will team up once again to take on the Diesel and the WWF Champion Scott Hall. Your thoughts on tonight’s match and what happened last night? Bret: Well you know, last night was what it was. We lost the match thanks to a nice kick to the face, but it’s hard to see a kick like that coming because you don’t expect it to be coming from your partner. But as far… HBK: Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on there Hitman. You’re right that last night was what it was, and what it was, was an accident. I was trying to hit Scott Hall with some Sweet Chin Music, and it ended up being you who got kicked. But if I remember correctly, you had an “accident” a few weeks ago when I got clocked in the jaw, and I think that accident was forgiven. Bygones being bygones, Hitman. So if you’re going to sit here and try to judge me or put all this in my lap, that’s just not going to happen. As far as I’m concerned, consider us even. Michaels then walks away from Todd and Bret. Bret has a bit of a smirk on his face before starting to talk again.Bret: The fact of the matter is this. Tonight, Scott Hall and Diesel have to get back in the ring with the Excellence of Execution, and when it’s over, I guarantee it will be those two who know what it feels like to be kicked in the teeth. (84%) Shawn Michaels lost overness from this segmentAhmed Johnson defeated Henry O. Godwinn with the Pearl River PlungeAhmed still looked fired up from last night’s match, and took it out on HOG. Johnson was his usual intense self all match through, eventually finishing Godwinn off with a spine buster, followed up by the Pearl River Plunge for the win. However, as Ahmed posed in the ring with his IC Title, Crush came running down the aisle with a 2x4. Crush slid in the ring behind Johnson and cracked the piece of wood over Ahmed’s back, breaking it in half! Crush then started to put the boots to Ahmed’s back and eventually threw him through the ropes and to the outside. A few referees hit the ring and held Crush back, ordering him to leave the ring, while a few others checked on Ahmed on the outside. (81%)Worthy of HollywoodWe now go to the backstage area where Goldust is in his exclusive dressing room, along with Marlena and Sable. Sable is dressed in all gold, and doesn’t look happy.Goldust: They say that image is everything. And in the world of glitz and glamour, that is especially true. And this world that only a few are chosen to enter, it takes the right image in order to be embraced. And a few weeks ago, I saw a young starlet who was truly worthy of this exclusive club. A young lady by the name of Sable. A lady with all the tools, but she was lacking one important aspect, and that was the right image. But now, I have fixed all that. I have made Sable into the star she was born to be. She is ready for her closeup, Mister Devill, but rest assured that I charge a high finder’s fee. You see, Marc Mero, with me Sable will ascend to heights unimagined before, heights unattainable while at your side. She has strapped herself to a rocket, and rocket by the name of Goldust, and along with Shattered Dreams Productions, she will ride it straight to the top! Your meal ticket is gone, and now you will be left as the shell of the man you really are. And I will take that shell and I will crush it! I will shatter your dreams, Marc Mero, and I will make her’s come true in spite of you. And neither one of you will ever forget the name of (inhales deeply)…..Goldust! (79%)The Supreme Machines w/Clarence Mason defeated Marty Jannetty and HakushiThis was the second of the 4-team elimination race. Marty and Hakushi put up a good fight, as the always due, but the size and sheer force and power of the Machines was too much to overcome. As Marty attempted a cross body from the top rope, Kama caught him in mid air, tagged in Tatanka while still holding Jannetty in his grasp, then dropped Marty on his knee in a back breaker while Tatanka came off the top rope with an elbow drop to Marty’s throat before covering him for the three count. The Machines will now face Bulldog and Owen for a chance at a tag team title shot. (71%)Goldust w/Marlena and Sable defeated Bob Holly with the Curtain CallGoldust was accompanied by Marlena and Sable, though Sable obviously was out there against her will but knew she was being watched. Goldust dominated most of the match, looking Sable’s way for her approval after hitting a few power moves. In the end, Goldust locked Holly up and hit him with the Curtain Call for the win. Almost as soon as the bell rang, Marc Mero sprinted down and hit the ring, taking Goldust down with a tackle and hammering him with rights and lefts. Goldust tried to escape the ring, but Mero pulled him back in. However, Goldust caught Marc with a kick to the “lower extremeties,” dropping Mero to the mat in pain. Goldust used the opportunity to quickly leave the ring, grabbing Sable by the arm and pulling her away from the ring and back through the curtain . (75%)A Snake in the GrassA camera then cuts to the upper area of the arena and catches Jake “The Snake” Roberts taking a seat. Jake is dressed in an all black suit and did not acknowledge the camera, but simply took his seat and gazed down at the ring. (84%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer and Sycho Sid defeated Vader w/Jim Cornette and Steve Austin w/Ted DibiaseThree of these men had just been in battle for a shot at the WWF Title, and throwing in the Undertaker just added to the intensity of the match. The match went back and forth, with Vader and Austin trying to isolate Sid on their half of the ring. After Austin was caught with a choke slam from Taker, Vader came in to break up the pin fall. This brought in Sid, and soon we had a four man brawl. Vader and Sid went blow for blow, and a boot to the face caused Vader to take a tumble to the outside. Sid followed him out and the two big men brawled around ringside. Austin snuck up behind Undertaker and went for the Stunner, but Taker shoved him off and then caught Austin in the Tombstone, dropping him to the mat and pinning him for the win. (87%)Scott Hall and Diesel defeated Shawn Michaels and Bret HartThe crowd was really in to this pay-per-view type of match, but it might have brought the relationship between HBK and Hart to a breaking point. At one point in the match, Hart ducked under a right hand from Hall by his corner. As Bret reached back to retaliate with a right hand of his own, his elbow caught Michaels, who was standing by the corner, in the side of the head. HBK didn’t look like he took too kindly to that, but the match progressed on and Michaels and Hart did continue to work as a team. The match went back and forth, and towards the climax saw Michaels and Hall left in the ring trading right hands. Getting the worst of it, Hall resorted to poking HBK in the eye. Michaels staggered towards his corner and tagged in Bret. As Bret and Hall duked it out, Michaels walked along the ring apron, trying to regain his composure. As he walked, Hall reversed an irish whip into the ropes and threw Hart towards Michaels’ side of the ring, causing Hart to collide with HBK and send him flying off the apron! Frustration filled the eyes of Michaels, who looked on in the ring at Bret and Hall going at it, and then threw his arms in the direction of the ring. Michaels had apparently had enough and started to walk out on the match! HBK made his way up the aisle, obviously upset, leaving Bret to fend for himself. Even the fans didn’t know how to react. With HBK gone, it was only a few minutes later that Hart couldn’t hold off the 2 on 1 advantage and became a victim of a Razor’s Edge and Hall got the pinfall. (88%)Warrior RescueAfter the match had concluded, Hall and Diesel continued their assault on the Hitman. Both men put the boots to him, and Hall set Hart up for a second Razor’s Edge, when suddenly the Ultimate Warrior came sprinting down the aisle! Warrior slid in the ring and immediately took Diesel out with a big clothesline. Big Daddy Cool rolled out of the ring, leaving Warrior and Hall alone. Hall tried to get the first punch in, but Warrior blocked it and nailed Hall with a few rights of his own. Warrior then picked Hall up in a gorilla press and threw Hall over the top rope and to the outside on top of Diesel! The crowd roared as Warrior checked on Bret and Hall and Diesel back tracked up the aisle as Raw came to a close. (92%) Ultimate Warrior gained overness from this segment
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Post by Dwight on Feb 25, 2008 19:54:48 GMT -5
Bret and Shawn promo was gold once again. You really capture how they really are between one another perfectly. I always loved the little arguments between both men. Wow, two huge matches on Raw, I love it. Especially the ending of the main event! That was a nice way to create some heat between Warrior and Hall so that was cool. Wonder if we'll be seeing Hart/Michaels next?
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Post by Iron Man on Feb 25, 2008 20:10:05 GMT -5
Nice opener, I can see a split with Owen/Bulldog down the line. Awesome, Awesome promo with HBK and Bret. You got everything down to a T. I liked the ending to the tag match, should have probably happened at the PPV but would have been a good finish to the match. HBK turned heel here? I guess? nice save by the warrior at the end. I can see a big 5-man battle maybe at the next PPV for the belt? Good show as always.
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 29, 2008 22:21:05 GMT -5
Breaking News: Raw To Move to Sunday*In what could be described as a gross oversight by officials, Raw's contract with USA expired this weekend and was not renewed by the network. Raw will now replace Superstars on Sunday nights on USA while a new network to host either Raw or Superstars is negotiated. Raw will hold this time slot for at least a month. In other news:*Ahmed Johnson had some not-so-good things to say about certain aspects of the WWF in a recent radio interview. Though it rubbed officials the wrong way, no disciplinary action was taken against Ahmed at this time. Officials decided to let this one slide for the good of the company, as Ahmed recently won the Intercontinental Title. *The next In Your House pay-per-view will be subtitled "Ground Zero." *Speaking of IYH, expect a few matches to be announced on the next Raw. The only confirmed match as of now is Scott Hall versus Ultimate Warrior for the WWF Title.
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September 29, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossThe Bad Guy Is HereRaw opens with the WWF Champion, Scott Hall, making his way to the ring.Hall: Hey yo! You know, you would think that as WWF Champion, I would be entitled to a little rest and relaxation every now and then. But no sooner had me and big man, Diesel, dominated the toy boy Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart for the second time, that I get another wannabe named the Ultimate Warrior in my face. Everyone is gunning for the Bad Guy, and you know what, that’s how I like it. The contenders keep lining up, and I keep cutting them down! And Warrior, chico, it will be no different with you. You walk around here like a crazed lunatic from a different planet, talking to the gods and babbling. I don’t even know what you’re saying half the time, mang! But at In Your House, I’m going to bring back down you Earth! And it’s a world ruled by the Bad Guy. Warrior, you’re gonna learn what happens when you mess with Scott Hall. See you at In Your House, chico! (98%)British Bulldog and Owen Hart drew The Supreme Machines w/Clarence Mason due to a double count outThe winners of this match would get a tag team title shot at IYH. Bulldog and Owen still didn’t seem to be happy to be in a tag situation, but that uneasiness was quickly relieved after getting stiff shots on the jaw from Tatanka and Kama. The two teams battled back and forth, and it soon turned into a four man brawl. Bulldog and Tatanka fell to the floor after Bulldog’s clothesline took them both out, and Kama and Owen did the same after a clothesline from Kama. The two pairs squared off on opposite sides of the ring, not paying attention to the referee’s count, and the brawling continued until the referee reached a ten count. What effect would this outcome have on the tag team title match at IYH? (78%) Kama and Tatanka gained overness from this matchVader w/Jim Cornette defeated Savio Vega with the Vader BombThough Savio is a strong competitor, this match was somewhat short and dominated by Vader. Vader was able to shrug off an offense by Vega, and soon planted him with a powerbomb before dragging him to the corner and connecting with the Vader Bomb for the win. (76%)Who Is the Ruler of the World?As Vader and Cornette gloat in the ring, the music of Sycho Sid hits the arena and he appears in the aisle with a microphone.Sid: Vader, the battles between us have been well documented, but despite going back and forth time after time, the war still rages on. It is time to find out who the man is! It’s time that me and you meet one more time one on one. At In Your House, I want you, big man, and we’ll find out who the master and the ruler of the world really is! 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At In Your House, me and you one on one for the Intercontinental Title, in a street fight! You wanna act tough? Come on in to my territory, boy! Come face me in my type of element and we’ll see just how tough you really are. (73%)“Wildman” Marc Mero defeated Skip w/Sunny with the Wild ThingIt was a bit odd to see Mero come to the ring without Sable. Mero and Skip put on a great match that saw both ground wrestling and speed attacks. The momentum of the match went back and forth, but the turning point came when Skip went to the top rope and tried to finish Mero off with a flying head butt, but Mero rolled out of the way. Dazed from the impact, Skip fell into Mero’s grasp and was hit with a Samoan Drop. Mero then went to the top rope himself and connected with the Wild Thing for the win. As Mero celebrated in the ring, Marlena appeared in the aisle holding Sable by the arm. Sable struggled to get away from Marlena, but couldn’t escape. Mero quickly jumped out of the ring and went after Sable, but Marlena started to pull her back to the stage. Marlena and Sable disappeared through the curtain, and as Mero reached it in pursuit, he was suddenly met with a hard lariat from Goldust! It was a set up! Goldust began to put the boots to Mero in the aisle and pound him with fists to the head. Goldust then picked Mero and up and dropped him with a Curtain Call on the floor of the aisle! Goldust and Marlena pulled Sable back with them through the curtain as she screamed for Marc to get up. (88%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Henry O. Godwinn with the TombstoneThe Phenom was all business tonight, and unleashed an offensive onslaught on Godwinn. Taker dominated the match, landing his signature moves, before finishing HOG off with a Tombstone. After the match had ended and Taker stood in the ring, he was suddenly smacked in the back with a steel chair! It’s Steve Austin! Austin’s first shot staggered Taker, and a second shot brought Taker to one knee. However, Austin landed a third stiff chair shot, this time to Undertaker’s head that laid the Deadman out. Austin stood over Taker’s body with the chair, but then the Phenom sat up! Austin couldn’t believe it, and blasted Taker with another chair shot to the face! This one busted the Undertaker open, and kept him down. Austin threw the chair down on the mat and left the ring, leaving the crowd stunned. However, as Austin backed up the aisle, he saw Undertaker sit up once again, slowly, with blood running down his face. Austin might already be regretting this surprising attack. (80%)An ApologyShawn Michaels’ music hits the arena and the Heartbreak Kid makes his way to the ring.HBK: It’s no secret that the Heartbreak Kid sometimes has a bit of a temper problem. I’ve been known to lose me cool every now and then, and I must admit that last week here on Raw was one of those times. It’s doesn’t happen often, but last week my emotions got the best of me and I did something that I regret, and that was walk out of a match. I owe myself, and more importantly I owe the Kliq and all the fans of the WWF, more than that. So tonight I wanted to come out here and do something else that doesn’t happen very often, and that’s apologize. I apologize on a personal level to the fans, and I apologize on a strictly professional level to Bret Hart. However, the fact remains that I feel wronged by the fact that I lost the WWF Championship. And make no mistake about it, my one mission still remains to regain the WWF Championship. The WWF Title is a symbol of being the best in the WWF, I still truly feel that I am the best the WWF has to offer. Sooner or later, you can rest assured that the Heartbreak Kid will be back on top! (85%)Here’s Your ChanceAs Shawn ends his promo, WWF President Gorilla Monsoon appears in the aisle.Gorilla: Shawn Michaels, I first would like to commend you on your actions here tonight and apologizing to the fans of the WWF. And I have to admit that I believe you when you say you’re mission is to regain the WWF Title, and I do believe that you are one of, if not the, best superstars in the World Wrestling Federation. That being said, I am here to announce a new match for In Your House: Ground Zero. In a match where the winner will receive a WWF Title match at Survivor Series, it will be you, Shawn Michaels, going one on one….with Bret “Hitman” Hart. (83%)Ultimate Warrior defeated Mabel with a body splashThe new number one contender had a large challenge in front of him, both literally and figuratively. Mabel tried to use his size advantage to slow Warrior down, but Warrior would not be denied and soon began to gain momentum. Warrior blasted Mabel with a few clotheslines, staggering the big man, and then gave him a shoulder block that sent him into the corner. Mabel bounced back out of the turnbuckle, and Warrior brought the crowd to its feet by slamming the former King of the Ring. With Mabel in his back, Warrior bounced off the ropes and connected with a body splash for the three count. (72%) Mabel didn't really sell very much, which hurt the match ratingAmbushAs Warrior celebrated in the ring, Scott Hall came running down the aisle and slid in the ring. Hall tried to attack Warrior, but Warrior blocked a right hand and fired back with a series of his own. Warrior had Hall reeling and scooped him up in a gorilla press, but suddenly was clobbered from behind by Diesel! Warrior tried to fight back, but the two on one attack became too much. Diesel set Warrior up, and with added help from Hall, planted Warrior to the mat with a Jacknife! Hall then picked Warrior up off the canvas, and then delivered a Razor’s Edge in the middle of the ring! Raw came to an end with Hall and Diesel standing over the body of the number one contender. (91%) Ultimate Warrior gained overness from this segment
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Post by Iron Man on Mar 10, 2008 23:16:43 GMT -5
Weird that RAW is on Sunday. I loved the Hall promo, just like what he would say tbh. Warrior/Hall will be interesting, not a good match, but interesting. Hope Hall retains. Main Event sounded bleh, but I liked the ending to RAW.
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Post by Fury on Mar 11, 2008 2:34:42 GMT -5
Still going great, loving what your doing with Hall/Warrior and the assault, your promos are top notch the Hall one was great, once again loving Hall/Warrior. Actually love what your doing with all your feuds IYH:Ground Zero is shaping up to be great Ahmed/Crush should be some fun. Everything is still phenomenal keep it up.
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Post by Dwight on Mar 11, 2008 11:00:42 GMT -5
I dont see it happening, but part of me would really like to see Warrior walk out as champion. HBK vs Hart for a number one contendership should be huge. Hoping "The Hitman" prevails. The beat down on Taker was great and very Austin like.
Good stuff.
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Post by koreygunz on Mar 14, 2008 20:34:38 GMT -5
*It has been announced that, due to the conclusion of the tag team match last week on Raw, the tag team title match at IYH: Ground Zero will be a Triple Threat- Yokozuna and Fatu defend the titles against British Bulldog & Owen Hart and The Supreme Machines. *Bodydonna Zip has returned from rehab. Zip has one month left on his contract, and officials are thinking of not resigning him due to his problems and that there are plans to give Skip a singles push. *Billy Gunn has returned from his suspension. *Women's wrestler the Fabolous Moolah has announced she will retire at the end of the month. *WCW has signed Hector Guerrero and The Warlord.
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