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Post by koreygunz on Apr 29, 2008 11:31:34 GMT -5
October 27, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossGoldust w/Marlena and Sable defeated Savio Vega with the Curtain CallSable came out decked in a gold dress and jewelry, an obvious makeover after having her services taken over by Goldust, and didn’t look happy about it. Savio took control of the match early, catching Goldust off guard with a flurry of offense. Sable was even on the outside rooting for Savio! However, Goldust swung the momentum and soon took over. Goldust planted Savio with a powerslam off the ropes, and then connected with a Curtain Call for the win, and much to the dismay of Sable. (78%)Walk the WalkWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is with Bret Hart.Todd: I’m standing here with Bret “Hitman” Hart, who later tonight will officially sign the contract for his WWF Title shot against Scott Hall at Survivor Series. Bret: Tonight will represent just one more step towards my return to the WWF being complete. I said from the beginning that my goal was to once again become the WWF Champion, and now I’ve earned my shot, and tonight will make that official. You know, Scott Hall talks a good game. He runs his mouth a lot and likes to talk trash, but once that contract is signed, there won’t be any more room for talk. The fact will be that you can say all that you want, but the bottom line is that you will have to face the Excellence of Execution in the ring at Survivor Series. After that contract is signed, no amount of talk will get you out of it. It will be signed, sealed, and at Survivor Series I will deliver. Scott Hall, you can talk the talk, but when we meet in the ring, we’ll find out if you can walk the walk. (90%)Hunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Marty Jannetty with the PedigreeHunter came out with a little different look than we’re used to seeing him, wearing long black and silver trunks, and was very focused. With this new attitude, Hunter made short work of the former Rocker. Helmsley systematically took Marty apart, and in the end planted him to the mat with the Pedigree for the impressive win. (76%)Run OffAs Hunter posed in the ring after his win, the crowd suddenly came to its feet as it saw the Ultimate Warrior sprinting down to the ring! Warrior slid in the ring, but before he could get his hands on Helmsley, Hunter bailed out of the ring through the ropes and retreated up the aisle. Warrior beat his chest and obviously wanted a piece of Hunter, but Helmsley thought better of it and backed up the aisle with a smirk on his face. (80%)All or NothingWe now go to WWF President Gorilla Monsoon for an announcement regarding Survivor Series.Gorilla: Good evening. In three weeks time, the WWF will present the next installment of the Survivor Series. Later tonight, Scott Hall and Bret Hart will sign the contract to main event that pay-per-view in a match for the WWF Title. In addition, tonight I am here to announce a traditional four on four elimination match for Survivor Series. However, the stakes in this match will be much higher than usual. The sole survivor of this match will receive a WWF Title match at the Royal Rumble. In the case that there is more than one survivor from a team, a one on one, triple threat, or fatal four way match will immediately take place between the remaining survivors to determine who gets the title shot at the Rumble. The participants in this match will be team captain Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, Sycho Sid, and “Wildman” Marc Mero, going up against team captain Diesel, Vader, Steve Austin, and Goldust. Thank you. (82%)The Undertaker defeated Phineous I. Godwinn with the TombstoneUndertaker was still without Paul Bearer after being attacked at Ground Zero. The Godwinn cousin didn’t stand a chance against the Deadman. The Undertaker hit all of his signature moves and planted PIG with a chokeslam, followed by the Tombstone for the victory. (76%)One Week DeadlineAs the match concludes, Jake “The Snake” Roberts appears in the aisle, dressed in black, and with a microphone.Jake: Undertaker, my friend, I must admit that you have my puzzled. I came to you with an offer last week, an offer to reconnect with your roots. An offer that you heed my warning and ready yourself for what is to come. Everyone knows that you are versed in the ways of the darkness, but you also know that there are facets of that darkness that only I know how to access. Places that even you have not tread. But yet I have not heard a reply from you since last week. But with or without you, the days of Armageddon are coming. There is no stopping it! Preparation is the only course of action. I have offered you the tools to do so, Undertaker. But the offer is only good for so long. So Undertaker, I am giving you until next week, and on the seventh day, just like He, this offer will rest before the final preparations are made. Trust me, Undertaker, you don’t want to be caught on the wrong side of the war. Trust me. (84%)British Bulldog defeated Vader w/Jim Cornette by disqualification after interference from Owen HartBulldog had demanded a rematch with the Mastodon after last week’s match, and got it here tonight. The two powerhouses put on another great match, with the fans really starting to get behind Bulldog. Vader controlled most of the match, but Bulldog was able to withstand much of Vader’s onslaught and was still able to bounce back. Vader miscued on an avalanche in the corner, and Davey Boy began his comeback. Bulldog fought back and rocked Vader with clotheslines, and brought the crowd to its feet by slamming him to the mat. Bulldog bounced off the ropes and connected with a leg drop, but only got a two count. Bulldog seemed to have Vader reeling and began to set him up for a suplex. The crowd was roaring, wanting to see if he could pull it off, but before we would know, Owen Hart hit the ring and attacked Bulldog from behind, forcing the referee to call for the bell. Owen put the boots to Bulldog and held him up for Vader, but Bulldog got loose and Vader collided with Owen as he charged in for an attack, sending Owen to the outside. Bulldog then clotheslined Vader over the top rope and to the floor, sending both men backing up the aisle as Davey Boy pointed at Owen and had a few choice words for him. (90%)Captain HBKWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is with Shawn Michaels.Todd: I’m here with the Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels, who has been named the captain of his team for the All or Nothing elimination match at the Survivor Series, with the sole survivor being granted a WWF Title match at the Royal Rumble. HBK: You know they say that good things come to those who wait. A few weeks ago at Ground Zero I had a chance to earn a WWF Title match. Now despite the fact that I didn’t feel I should have to “earn” a WWF Title match due to the way the WWF Title was taken from me at SummerSlam, I had an opportunity and I came up short. I lost to Bret Hart fair and square, which hasn’t been a term used lately between myself and the Hitman, but I digress. But that’s all in the past. Despite that set back, here I am, team captain for Survivor Series and with yet another chance to get back to where I want to be, and that’s in the WWF Championship match at the Royal Rumble with a chance to regain what I never should have lost. Now, I know I am the team captain, and trust me I will do all I can to make sure my team comes out on top. But boys, rest assured, that once the tables turn and that WWF Title shot is on the line, it will be all business. At that point, the only team I need on my side is the Kliq, and whether it’s one guy, two guys, three guys, even if it was ten guys, I will go through them all on my way to getting back the WWF Title! Rest assured that come Survivor Series, the Heartbreak Kid will be riding high once again and on his way to the Royal Rumble. (90%)Contract SigningWe now go to the ring where Vince McMahon is standing along with WWF President Gorilla Monsoon around a table and two chairs. Vince: Ladies and gentlemen, it is now time for the contract signing of the WWF Title match at Survivor Series. Standing beside me to oversee these proceedings is WWF President Gorilla Monsoon. Now to introduce the participants in this match. Introducing first, please welcome the WWF Champion, Scott Hall! Scott Hall struts out to the ring with the WWF Title draped over his shoulder. McMahon offers his hand to Hall for a handshake, but Hall fakes one and slicks back his hair instead while laughing.Vince: And now to introduce the challenger. He is the Excellence of Execution, ladies and gentlemen, Bret “Hitman” Hart! Bret Hart makes his way to the ring to a nice ovation. Hart and Hall have a seat across from each other at the table. Monsoon can be seen saying a few words to both men and then hands the contract to Hall. Hall looks over the contract and then slides it over to Bret, demanding that he sign it first. Bret wastes no time and immediately signs the contract before throwing it back over to Hall. Hall smirks at the Hitman and then signs the contract while staring down Hart. Vince: There you have it, it is official. At Survivor Series, it will be Scott Hall defending the WWF Championship against Bret Hart! As McMahon makes the announcement, both Hall and Hart come to their feet and stare each other down across the table. I few words can be seen being exchanged, and Hall then throws his toothpick in Hart’s face. Hall taunts Hart, almost wanting him to take a shot at him, but Bret restrains himself. Hall taunts him some more and then slaps Bret across the face! That was the last straw as Bret jumped over the table and took Hall down to the mat with a tackle before laying into him with right hands. McMahon and Monsoon try to separate the two men, but both get thrown to the mat by Hart and Hall before they start to go at it again. Hall and Hart trade rights and lefts in the ring and it looked like Hart might be getting the advantage when Hitman was suddenly clobbered from behind. It’s Diesel! Diesel and Hall double team Bret, and the two on one advantage was too much for Hart to battle by himself. Hall helped set Hart up for Diesel, who then planted him to the canvas with a Jacknife! With Hart already incapacitated, Hall pulled him up off the mat and set him up between his legs. Hall lifted Hart up and then sent him through the table with a Razor’s Edge! Raw came to a close with Diesel and Hall, with the WWF Title, posing in the ring as Hart lay among the wreckage of the broken table. (93%)
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Post by DTP. on Apr 29, 2008 16:09:25 GMT -5
Raw was awesome but as Marty Jannetty said 'I think he needs to be higher up the card'.
Hall and Bret for Survivor Series sounds extremely hot.
I like how Roberts is back to feuding with Undertaker what with his religious gimmick.
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Post by koreygunz on May 1, 2008 10:45:23 GMT -5
*WWF continues to shop around for a network to put another TV show on, but so far no deals have been made. *The Goon and Zip are officially gone from the WWF. Their contracts ran up at the end of October and were not picked up. *Luke and Butch, the Bushwhackers, have been released. The Bushwhackers were mainly being used to put over new tag teams, but their in-ring work had become so bad that the matches were coming off terrible, so management decided to cut their losses. *Expect more matches for Survivor Series to be announced on the next Raw.
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Post by chaz on May 2, 2008 10:21:05 GMT -5
RAW was pretty damn good. Couldn't complain about a single segment. Hart's promo was very, very well written, as was Roberts'. You have great writing skills, I just want to read more. Hart/Hall should be a great match, though, I'm not exciting about Diesel getting involved. Hopefully it doesn't lead to Diesel/Hart. However, this diary is amazing, probably the best on the board. Keep it up.
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Post by DTP. on May 3, 2008 6:15:32 GMT -5
Thank god the Bushwackers went.
Mildly unhappy that Zip left.
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Post by thelegendkiller101 on May 3, 2008 8:42:51 GMT -5
Loving the idea of Hall as champ and him against Hart at SS. Raw was awesome, loved the contract signing segment and the HBK promo was spot on. Can't wait for Survivor Series!
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Post by Dwight on May 4, 2008 10:37:45 GMT -5
I know I've said it many times but I feel like saying it again. This is still my favorite dairy on this or any board that I am apart of. You completely changed the WWF around with this and you made it unique. With your own storylines and your own created feuds. Thats what keeps me coming back to this all the time.
The SS elimination match stipulation sounds great and should really create a unique situation no matter the outcome. The Taker/Roberts angle really has me hooked and I hope that this truely does lead to something big as I believe it will. The double teaming on Hart was a bit expected, too bad the Hitman can't seem to find some help. Maybe the Bulldog will join him one day?
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Post by The Undertaker on May 4, 2008 10:40:13 GMT -5
RAW was solid yet again. Man, this has been going for a while, and i must say, it's still very solid and extremely well booked, with great detail in every show. LOVED the ending with Diesel and Hall standing tall. That might have been the best ending segment to RAW you've ever written. I loved every second of it. Keep up the amazing work man.
Drop a reply to my WWE '07 - '08 please.
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Post by koreygunz on May 5, 2008 13:51:52 GMT -5
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Post by koreygunz on May 7, 2008 14:06:48 GMT -5
November 3, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossWalking the WalkRaw kicks off with the WWF Champion, Scott Hall, strutting his way to the ring.Hall: Hey yo! Last week, Bret Hart came out here and said that he knew I could talk the talk, but he wanted to know if I could walk the walk. Well what I heard is that Bret Hart isn’t here tonight because he has broken ribs after being slammed through a table last week. Hey Hitman, how’s that for walking the walk, chico? If you thought that you could call me out, the Bad Guy, and not pay for it, you had another thing coming. You need to realize something, mang. All your talk about returning to the WWF and your goals and dreams of being the WWF Champion isn’t going to change the fact that I’m the man with the gold now. I’m the champion! And if you want this, you have to go through me, and that’s not gonna happen. So while your comeback makes for a good story, it’s not going to have a happy ending. At Survivor Series, you’re story, and for that matter your comeback, is going to come to a screeching hault, thanks to the Bad Guy! It’s my time now, chico, and at Survivor Series, Hitman, you’re time is up. (95%)Ahmed Johnson defeated Jeff Jarrett to retain the Intercontinental TitleThese two men put on a nice match with the IC title on the line. Jarrett kept Ahmed under control during most of the match, occasionally using underhanded tactics like raking the eyes to keep Ahmed from building momentum. However, the IC champion began to make a comeback, overpowering Jarrett and hitting him with a barrage of power moves. As Ahmed was building up steam, Jarrett went to his corner and retrieved his guitar. As Ahmed came over, Jarrett took the guitar and took a big swing, but Ahmed ducked out of the way of the weapon and then planted Jarrett with a spine buster! Johnson then followed that up by connecting with the Pearl River Plunge to get the win and retain the IC title. (78%)Stepping UpWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettnegill is standing by.Todd: I’m here with Steve Austin, along with his manager Ted Dibiase, and Steve I wanted to get your thoughts on being named as a participant in the All or Nothing elimination match at Survivor Series with a potential WWF Title shot at the Royal Rumble on the line. Austin: My thought is that it’s about damn time! It’s time that Steve Austin starts getting the respect he deserves around here. I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it that I am the best wrestler in the WWF, and the way I see it is that I am finally getting what I deserve, and that’s a chance for a WWF Title shot. I’ve shown time and time again that I’m not intimidated by anybody, and that no one is my superior when it comes to that ring. And I’ll prove exactly that at the Survivor Series. I don’t care if I have to go through Shawn Michaels, the Undertaker, some one on my own team, or Joe Schmo! The fact of the matter is that when the smoke clears and there’s only one survivor left, the man with his arm raised, and the man going to the Royal Rumble to win the WWF Championship, will be Steve Austin. Dibiase: Bank on it! Hahahahaha! (84%)Ultimate Warrior defeated Henry O. Godwinn with a body splashIt was announced by our announce team prior to this match that at Survivor Series, Ultimate Warrior would captain a team against a team captained by Hunter Hearst-Helmsley. Warrior was too much for Godwinn from the get go. Henry tried to ground Warrior with blows to his back, but it only seemed to fuel the Warrior more. Warrior worked up a head of steam and connected with a few shoulder tackles before dropping HOG to the mat with a gorilla press slam and then flattening him with a body splash off the ropes for the dominating victory. (74%)AmbushAs Warrior celebrated in the ring, Hunter Hearst-Helmsley appeared in the aisle. He caught Warrior’s attention and it looked like Hunter might make his way to the ring to confront Warrior when he was suddenly attacked from behind by two men. It was Crush and Jerry “The King” Lawler! They must have come from he crowd. Crush and Lawler put fists and boots to Warrior in the ring, and Helmsley soon came to the ring and joined it. Crush picked Warrior up and helped set him up for Hunter to drive him to the mat with a Pedigree! Warrior lay face down on the mat as the three men celebrated. It would appear that Crush and Lawler are two members of Helmsley’s team for Survivor Series. (83%) Crush gained overness from this segment. Jerry Lawler gained overness from this segment.The RulerWe now go to the promo area where Sycho Sid stands by.Sid: Survivor Series is on the horizon, and at the end of that horizon lies the All or Nothing elimination match. Eight men, only one survivor. Surviving is the name of the game, and in this world only the strong survive. And you are looking at the ruler of that world! There is no one stronger, there is no one bigger, there is no one more powerful! I am the man! And all that, my friends, adds up to one thing, and that is myself emerging from that battle as the sole survivor. And then there will be nothing standing between me and the WWF Title. I will survive, because I am the master and the ruler of the world! (74%) Sycho Sid lost overness from this segment.Shawn Michaels defeated Goldust w/Marlena and Sable with Sweet Chin MusicAn entertaining match that pitted to participants in the All or Nothing elimination match at Survivor Series against each other. Michaels came out hot and dominated the match early, but Goldust was able to recover nicely from the offensive barrage and take control of the match. To his credit, Goldust put on an impressive showing against the former WWF Champion. However, in the end he couldn’t pull out the upset. HBK escaped a Curtain Call attempt and connected with a flying forearm before slamming Goldust to the mat. Michaels went to the top rope and planted his elbow into the chest of the Bizarre One with a top rope elbow drop. HBK then began to tune up the band and caught Goldust on the jaw with Sweet Chin Music to pick up the win. Michaels posed in the ring to the roar of the crowd, and even Sable was cheering HBK on, before being drug to the back by Goldust. (86%)King of HartsWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is with Owen Hart.Todd: I’m standing here with Owen Hart, who it has been confirmed will captain his own team at the Survivor Series against a team captained by his brother-in-law and former tag team partner, the British Bulldog. Owen: That’s right Todd, and I couldn’t be happier. I told everyone that I dropped the Bulldog like a bad habit because I was tired of carrying his dead weight on my back. So now everyone thinks I should be afraid of him? I’m a two-time Slammy Award winner! I’m the King of Harts! Everyone knows that I am the better wrestler, I’m the better superstar, and I’m the better man. At Survivor Series I’m going to prove it, because I’m going to put together a team that will tear the British Bulldog and whoever he has on his team apart. And at Survivor Series, everyone will see that that dog’s bark is much worse than his bite. Woo! (87%)Decision MadeJake “The Snake” Roberts then walks out to the ring and takes a microphone.Jake: Undertaker, it has been seven days my friend. You’re time is up, and I need an answer to my proposition. The lights in the arena then cut out. A gong is heard and the arena fills with a purple light as the Undertaker’s music hits and the Phenom makes his way down to the ring. Taker brings the arena lights back up before stepping into the ring and standing across from Roberts.Jake: Undertaker, you’ve had plenty of time to think, and now I need an answer. I’ve already made the necessary arrangements. I took care of Paul Bearer, I’ve extended my skills to you, and all that’s left is to make our pact official. I told you last week, Undertaker, that you do not want to be on the wrong side of the oncoming war. The days of Armageddon will soon be upon us, and only I can prepare you for them. Join me Undertaker, or trust me, there will be grave consequences. Roberts extends his hand to Undertaker, who stands stoic. Taker stands still for a moment, and then takes a step towards Roberts and accepts his handshake. Robert starts to laugh, but then Taker pulls Jake towards him and stands face to face before Taker rolls his eyes into the back of his head and performs a cut throat gesture at Roberts. Taker then grasps Jake around the throat and plants him to the canvas with a choke slam! It appears that Roberts got his answer, but it wasn’t the one he had hoped for.(82%)Diesel defeated “Wildman” Marc Mero after interference from Scott HallAnother match between two All or Nothing participants. Diesel dominated most of the match with his strength advantage and kept Mero grounded. Diesel hit Mero with a powerslam and a sidewalk slam, but in both instances Mero refused to give in and kicked out. Mero then began to make a comeback, and hit Diesel with a Merosault for a near fall. As the action in the ring continued, Scott Hall made his way down to the ringside. In the ring, Diesel reversed an irish whip off the ropes and drilled Mero with a boot to the face. Diesel then preoccupied the referee, and as Mero staggered back to his feet, Hall jumped to the apron and clocked Mero in the back of the head with the WWF Title! What was that about? Hall jumped back down to the floor as Diesel made his way over, picked up the unconscious body of the Wildman, and then planted him with the Jacknife for good measure before nonchalantly covering him for the three count. As the bell rang, Hall got into the ring and motioned for Diesel to help him continue the beating on Mero, apparently wanting to send a message. As Hall started to pull Mero to his feet, the crowd rose as Bret Hart ran down to the ring with a chair! The Hitman, taped ribs and all, slid into the ring and took a swing at Hall, but both the WWF Champion and Diesel bailed out of the ring before any damage could be done. Hart bent down to check on Mero before pointing and mouthing to Hall and Diesel, wanting them to come back to the ring. However, the dastardly duo decided to back up the aisle instead, mocking Hart as Raw came to an end. (83%)
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Post by DTP. on May 7, 2008 14:23:01 GMT -5
Raw was decent. Goldust and Shawn not having chemistry? You're kidding me.
The main event sounded extra fun.
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Post by dcw1 on May 13, 2008 12:36:12 GMT -5
Still loving this diary man, I think this is the best on here right now. Great promo by Scott Hall building up his match on Sunday with Bret Hart. Ahmed Johnson retaining the gold was a bit of a surprise. Austin sounds good for the match at SS. I reckon he'll win. Warrior gorilla pressed HOG!? Wow he was strong lol, I like the feud with Hunter and Warrior at the moment. Thought the Goldust/HBK match was good, best match of the night IMO. Great promo with Jake Roberts and Taker, I had a feeling Taker wasn't gonna accept although if he had done it would of been a surprising twist! Diesel beat Mero by interference? Like he needed it haha. Great ending with Hart coming out at the end. Overall man, really good show SS is looking hot!
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Post by koreygunz on May 14, 2008 10:23:11 GMT -5
November 10, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim Ross1-2-3 Kid and Albert w/Ted Dibiase defeated The Smoking GunnsThe Million Dollar Team took on the experienced Gunns in this match. Billy and Bart controlled the early part of the match, cutting Kid off from his corner. However, Kid was able to make the tag to Albert, who looked impressive by overpowering both Gunns. In the end, it appeared that the Gunns were building momentum, but Bart was soon isolated in the ring. Kid ducked a clothesline and Bart ran right into a bicycle kick from Albert. Kid covered Bart and used the ropes for extra leverage to pick up the win. (79%)The Match Is OnWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is with Bret Hart.Todd: I’m here with Bret “Hitman” Hart, who next Sunday at Survivor Series is scheduled to face Scott Hall for the WWF Championship, but Bret I know you have some bad ribs and there have been rumors that you might not be one hundred percent going into this match, or even able to compete. What is the status for the WWF Title match next Sunday? Bret: That answer is pretty simple, Todd. If Scott Hall thinks I won’t be there next Sunday at Survivor Series, he’s got another thing coming. Like it or not, it’s going to take more than that to get rid of me. Broken ribs or not, I will be there to take what is rightfully mine, and that’s my WWF Title shot. As a matter of fact, the only thing that would keep me from the Survivor Series would be death itself. You know, I don’t think it’s any surprise that the same night I signed the contract to face Scott Hall, he tried to take me out. But it will take more than a table to keep me down, and it will take more than that to keep me down at Survivor Series, and to be quite honest with you, I don’t think Scott Hall can get it done. For three months, ever since I came back to the WWF, my mission has been to regain the WWF Title, and the way I see it, I’m one week away from fulfilling that mission. Scott Hall, this Sunday at Survivor Series, despite your best efforts, you still have to step into the ring with the Excellence of Execution. And when you do, you will find out first hand why I’ve earned the right to be called that. And when it’s all said and done, and the dust has settled, you’ll be looking at the new World Wrestling Federation Champion. (87%)Hunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Bob Holly with the PedigreeHelmsley controlled most of the match, methodically attacking Holly with fierce offense. Holly managed a small come back, but it was soon brought to a hault by a high knee to the face. HHH then set Holly up and planted him with the Pedigree for the win. (76%)PartnersAs Hunter stood in the ring, the Ultimate Warrior suddenly sprinted down the aisle, slid in the ring, and began to nail Hunter with right hands. Warrior had Helmsley reeling until Crush, Jerry Lawler, and Jeff Jarrett hit the ring and ambushed Warrior from behind. The four men were putting a beat down on the Warrior until Ahmed Johnson came down to the ring. The IC Champion began to fend off all four man, clearing the ring of Lawler and Jarrett with a double clothesline. Warrior was able to get back to his feet and took care of Helmsley and Crush, leaving he and Johnson in the ring as Hunter and his team regrouped on the outside and backtracked up the aisle. (86%) Jeff Jarrett gained overness from this segmentVader TimeWe now go to the promo area where Jim Cornette is standing by with his client, Vader.Cornette: Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to the most dominant force in the WWF today, the one man wrecking crew, the Mastodon, Vader. The man who walks into Survivor Series in an all or nothing situation, but the caveat to that is that surviving is something Vader does best. Survival is survival of the fittest, survival of the strong, and there is no one stronger than this man. Vader doesn’t simply survive, he dominates! He overpowers! He is at the top of the food chain, and everyone else simply has to fall in line. And that’s exactly what will happen at Survivor Series. It doesn’t matter who it is, every superstar in the All or Nothing match will fall in line and be run over by the Mastodon, and he will continue that path of destruction all the way to the Royal Rumble and fulfill his destiny of becoming the WWF Champion! Vader: At Survivor Series, only one man will be left at the top of the mountain, and you’re looking at him. Next Sunday, it will be Vader Time! (78%)The Supreme Machines w/Clarence Mason defeated Yokozuna and Fatu after interference from Owen HartThis was a non-title match. This was a brawl from the get go, matching power versus power on both ends. Yokozuna caught Tatanka with a belly to belly suplex, and began to drag him over to the corner to finish him off when Mason jumped up on the apron, distracting the referee. With the ref distracted, and Kama and Fatu brawling on the outside, Owen Hart suddenly ran down to the ring with a steel chair. Owen slid in the ring and cracked Yokozuna over the head with the chair! Owen quickly slid back out of the ring as Tatanka crawled over and covered the sumo. The ref turned back around and slid into position to count the three. Mason raised the hands of his men as Owen applauded them, and then shook Mason’s hand before shaking hands with Tatanka and Kama. It appears that a deal might have been made here and the Machines will be part of Owen’s team at Survivor Series. This win also has to push the Machines up the ladder towards getting a tag title shot. (72%)Call OutWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is with Scott Hall and Diesel.Todd: I’m standing here with the WWF Champion Scott… (Hall takes the microphone and the pushes Todd away)Hall: Why don’t you get out of here, monkey? Hey Hitmang, you think you proved something by showing up with your broken ribs all taped up? You think you’re tough? All you did was show just how dumb you are. And now, at Survivor Series, you’ve got a huge target painted right on your back, chico. But I tell you what. You wanna prove something, Hitmang? Me and the big man will be out in that ring later tonight. You wanna prove how tough you are? Meet us out there later tonight! Diesel: It’s obvious that you have more guts than brains, Hitman. If you wanna go out in a blaze of glory, trust me, we can arrange that! (90%)The Undertaker and Sycho Sid defeated Steve Austin w/Ted Dibiase and Vader w/Jim CornetteThis tag match pitted teams consisting of participants in the All or Nothing match at Survivor Series. The crowd was very much into this match, and it was very entertaining. The match progressed as a standard tag match, with Austin and Vader isolating Sid, but the Sycho One then making the hot tag to Taker. Taker cleaned house of both Vader and Austin. Taker hit Austin with a choke slam and looked to end the match. Vader tried to make the same for his partner, but Sid cut him off with a big boot to the face that sent the Mastodon through the ropes to the floor. Undertaker then caught Austin in his grasp and planted him with the Tombstone to pick up the win. (88%)Call Out AnsweredScott Hall and Diesel now make their way out to the ring to boos from the crowd and demand and mic.Hall: Hey yo! So Hitmang, we’ve called you out, so let’s see just how tough you really are. Hall and Diesel wait a few moments, and then Bret Hart appears from behind the curtain, and he has a chair! Hart jogs to the ring and slides in, and before Hall and Diesel can attack, he nails Hall in the back with the chair. Diesel approaches, but he catches a chair to the gut. Hart then begins to ram the edge of the chair into Hall’s ribs, exacting a bit of revenge. But with Hart preoccupied with inflicting pain on Hall, Diesel is able to recover and clobber Hart from behind. Diesel begins to the put the boots to Hart on the mat, and then plants him with a sidewalk slam on those bad ribs. Hall, having time to recuperate, joined in on the onslaught and slapped Hart around a bit. Hall then told Diesel to hold Bret up and retrieved the chair from off the mat. Hall began to load up and was about to smash the chair over the head of the defenseless Hart, but suddenly “Wildman” Marc Mero and Sycho Sid appeared at ringside and cut Hall off. Sid and Mero had tipped the numbers in their favor and began to turn the tide. Sid went toe to toe with Diesel as Mero battled Hall, and was soon joined by Hart. Sid gave Diesel a boot to the face that sent Diesel to the outside, and Hart and Mero doubled up to clothesline Hall over the top rope and to the floor. Hall and Diesel regrouped on the outside as Hart, Sid, and Mero stood in the ring. Raw came to a close with the fan favorites standing tall in the ring, and an epic Survivor Series looming in everyone’s future. (80%) Scott Hall lost overness from this segment. Bret Hart lost overness from this segment
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Post by Kemp2k on May 14, 2008 10:29:37 GMT -5
Awesome RAW. Man, everything that you do in this diary is so realistic, I friggin' love it. For once, Marc Mero is actually quite well, likable. Can't wait to see Survivor Series.
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Post by Rated R on May 14, 2008 11:57:50 GMT -5
RAW was great, I loved the main event, and the ending to the show was cool, and it is good to see Helmsley go over Holly. I am looking forward to Survivor Series man, and I really hope Vader gets a title shot at the Rumble.
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Post by koreygunz on May 15, 2008 10:28:47 GMT -5
(credit kemp for the graphic)WWF Championship Match Scott Hall (c) vs Bret "Hitman" Hart
All or Nothing Elimination Match Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, Sycho Sid, and "Wildman" Marc Mero vs Diesel, Vader, Steve Austin, and Goldust
4-on-4 Elimination Match Ultimate Warrior, Ahmed Johnson, Rocky Maivia, and Bob Holly vs Hunter Hearst-Helmsley, Crush, Jeff Jarrett, and Jerry "The King" Lawler
4-on-4 Elimination Match British Bulldog, Yokozuna, Fatu, and Savio Vega vs Owen Hart, Tatanka, Kama, and Skip
4-on-4 Elimination Match Marty Jannetty, Hakushi, and The Smoking Gunns vs 1-2-3 Kid, Albert, and PG-13
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Post by DTP. on May 15, 2008 10:54:38 GMT -5
I love the advert, Kemp.
And korey's card makes it look super-er.
I notice the RAW ending promo wasn't a success. RAW was a little in between, imo. A few weak matches, others were decent.
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Post by 2cold on May 22, 2008 14:15:57 GMT -5
Ah man, Sur Ser is looking AMAZING. Hall/Bret is always one of my fave matches. Loving the 4-on-4 matches. Hope you keep this diary going forever man! RAW was really good dude. Really enjoyed the entire show. This whole diary has kept me reading from start to finish. IMO, it's one of the best diaries in the history of this board.
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Post by Iron Man on May 22, 2008 15:02:08 GMT -5
Damn, didn't realize this diary has been going for so long. More then a year, has to be a record on here. Survivor Series is looking awesome man. Scott Hall vs. Bret Hart is awesome, too bad I only seen these two lock up once. Both awesome wrestlers. I am predicting and hopeing Hall wins here. The first 4 on 4 has amazing talent in them. I am guessing HBK and Taker are the survivors in that match.
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