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Post by chaz on May 22, 2008 18:35:39 GMT -5
Survivor Series looks awesome man. The poster is pretty great too. I hope Hall retains.
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Post by drakerko on May 23, 2008 4:21:33 GMT -5
This is still fantastic and i cannot wait for Survivor series. i think a win for Hall would really make him a great champion, but i'm sure something big will happen. The shows are always well written cant wait for more!
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Post by The Undertaker on May 23, 2008 13:47:18 GMT -5
Great RAW! Survivor Series Card is looking stacked. All of the elimination matches look awesome, and the WWF Championship Match is gonna be great. Cant wait to read it man!
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November 17, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim Ross 1-2-3 Kid, Albert, and PG-13 defeated Marty Janetty, Hakushi, and The Smoking GunnsSurvivors: 1-2-3 Kid and AlbertThis marked the first pay-per-view appearance of JC Ice and Wolfie D, though it didn’t last long. PG-13 were able to score the first elimination, as Ice drop kicked Bart Gunn into a roll up from behind by Wolfie D and got the three count with the help of a handful of jeans. However, soon after the two partners were caught by surprise by an attack from Jannetty and Hakushi, and were simultaneously eliminated after both Jannetty and Hakuhi hit them with a fist drop and body splash, respectively, from the top rope to score the pins. The fan favorites had the advantage, but the Million Dollar Team would not go quietly. 1-2-3 and Albert looked impressive, working together and turning the tide in the match. Albert eliminated Billy with a Baldo Bomb, and Kid caught Hakushi with a kick from the top rope to eliminate him. It was two on one, and Jannetty didn’t have much of a chance. The former Rocker put on a good effort and looked like he might score a pinfall on Kid, but Kid made a blind tag to Albert, who blasted Marty with a bicycle kick to the face that stopped his momentum. Albert then planted Jannetty with a Baldo Bomb and picked up the three count and an impressive win for he and the Kid. (65%)Feeling ConfidentWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is with Scott Hall.Todd: I’m here with the WWF Champion, Scott Hall, who later on tonight will defend his WWF Championship against Bret Hart. Hall: Hey yo, Hitmang. You think tonight is your night, don’t you? Everyone thinks that tonight, the Hitman will complete his big comeback by winning the WWF Title from Scott Hall. Well I got news for Bret Hart, and everybody else. It aint gonna happen! You’re looking at the Bad Guy, chico. I told you before Bret, this is my time now. You had your moment in the sun, but now Scott Hall is the one with all the gold. Face it Hitmang, you just don’t cut it anymore. It takes a man with machismo to carry this belt around, and you’re looking at him! Your big comeback ends here. You step into that ring tonight, Hitman, and the Bad Guy will carve you up! (93%)British Bulldog, Yokozuna, Fatu, and Savio Vega defeated Owen Hart, The Supreme Machines, and Skip Sole Survivor: British BulldogVega was the first to be eliminated after being caught in an inside cradle by Owen. The sides were evened again, however, after Skip missed a flying head butt from the top and was flattened with a belly to belly suplex from Yokozuna and was eliminated. The match continued on as a three on three for a while, until Fatu’s pin attempt on Kama was broken up by Tatanka, leading to Yoko coming in, and soon the tag champions and the Machines were going at it. All four men brawled out of the ring and continued to exchange rights and lefts all the way up the aisle and behind the curtain. The referee reached a ten count and deemed all four men had been counted out. This left Owen and Bulldog one on one, much to the chagrin of the King of Hearts. Davey Boy and Owen went back and forth for a few minutes, trading control of the match. Bulldog went for the Powerslam, but Owen slipped out the back and caught him with a spin wheel kick to the head. Owen looked to seize the moment and went up to the top rope. Bulldog got to his feet and Owen attempted a flying cross body, but in a great show of strength, Bulldog caught him in mid air, hoisted him up on his shoulder, and then drove him to the mat with a Running Powerslam to score the three count and become the sole survivor. (73%)Ultimate Warrior, Ahmed Johnson, Bob Holly, and Rocky Maivia defeated Hunter Hearst-Helmsley, Crush, Jeff Jarrett, and Jerry “The King” LawlerSurvivors: Ultimate Warrior and Ahmed JohnsonThe fans were anxious to see Warrior gets his hands on Helmsley, but they didn’t quite get their wish. Holly was the first to go, falling victim to a Pedigree from Hunter. Helmsley’s team continued to look dominant as Rocky walked into a Full Nelson Bomb from Crush as was elminated as well, leaving it four on two. Warrior and Ahmed wouldn’t go down without a fight, though. Ahmed escaped a Chart Buster attempt from Jarrett and then planted him with a huge spine buster that scored him a three count and an elimination. As the match went on, Hunter’s team isolated Ahmed in their corner and used quick tags to keep him down. Crush went for another Full Nelson Bomb, but Ahmed powered out of it and connected with a powerslam. Ahmed inched his way to his corner and finally made the hot tag to Warrior. Warrior caught Crush with a few shoulder tackles and then hit him with a gorilla press before connecting with a splash off the ropes to eliminate Crush. As Warrior stood in the ring, Hunter attacked him from behind, hitting clubbing blows to his back. Hunter threw him off the ropes and connected with a flying knee to the face. Helmsley picked Warrior up and set him up for the Pedigree, but Warrior powered out and back dropped Hunter to the mat. Warrior blasted his nemesis with a few right hands and then a shoulder tackle that sent Hunter to the outside. Hunter regained his compsure, but instead of getting back in the ring, he decided it was better to fight another day and started to head up the aisle! Helmsley headed up the ramp and back through the curtain, despite the yelling of Lawler, and was counted out. Lawler’s anger soon turned to fear as he slowly turned his head to see what he was now up against alone. Warrior grabbed the King by the head and pulled him over the top rope and into the ring. Warrior scooped Lawler up and dropped him with a gorilla press slam. Ahmed then entered the ring and gave Lawler a Pearl River Plunge to the delight of the crowd, before Warrior bounced off the ropes and hit a body splash to defeat the King and gain a victory for his team. Warrior and Ahmed celebrated in the ring, as they had come back from a four on two scenario to become the survivors of this match. (73%)The Time Is NearWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettnegill is with Bret Hart.Todd: I’m standing by with Bret “Hitman” Hart, who just a little later on will challenge Scott Hall for the WWF Championship. Hart: You know, it’s really quite simple. All the talk, all the back forth, everything that has happened between myself and Hall in the past few weeks will come to a head in just a few minutes inside that ring. Scott Hall, rhere will be no more talking, no more sneak attacks, just you and me in the middle of the ring. But you see for me it’s a little more than that. This runs deeper than just me versus Scott Hall. This is the culmination of what I have been waiting for since WrestleMania. This is the reason I returned to the WWF, and that’s no reclaim my WWF Championship. It all comes down to tonight, and I can guarantee Scott Hall and everybody else that I will not let this opportunity pass by. You’re looking at the next WWF Champion! (97%)Steve Austin wins the All or Nothing Elimination Match, last eliminating The UndertakerThe crowd was very much into this match that featured some of the top names in the WWF. Goldust was the first to eliminated, and it came at the hands of his own valet. Goldust had Marc Mero in position for the Curtain Call when Sable jumped on the apron and threw a handful of powder she had retrieved out of her purse in his eyes! With the Bizarre One blinded, Mero planted him with a samoan drop and then connected with the Wild Thing to eliminate Goldust. Sable cheered him on, but before the celebration could last long, Mero was jumped from behind by Vader and Goldust and Marlena drug Sable off with them up the aisle. Mero was isolated in the ring for a good bit of time, and his elimination came after he attempted a Merosault, but was met with a hard shot to the gut by Vader, who then plated him with a big powerbomb before covering him for three. Vader would also play a role in the next elimination. He and Sid went toe to toe for a few minutes, but when Sid set Vader up for a powerbomb of his own, Diesel ran in and clobbered Sid with a boot to the face. Shawn Michaels tried to come in and help his partner, but this only distracted the referee, allowing Vader to hit Sid with a low blow. Vader then drug Sid to the corner and connected with a Vader Bomb! The referee counted one, two, and three, even though Sid seemed to have his shoulder up right after the three count. The ref deemed he had been eliminated, which didn’t sit well with Sid, who went back and attacked Vader again despite being eliminated. Sycho Sid grabbed Vader by the throat and delivered a choke slam to the Mastodon before finally leaving the ring. Seizing the moment, Michaels hopped in the ring and then blasted Vader with Sweet Chin Music as he staggered to his feet and eliminated the big man. We were down to four. The next elimination would come in controversial fashion. As Michaels and Diesel went at it in the ring, Diesel pulled the referee in front of him as HBK attempted a splash in the corner, leaving the referee incapacitated. Diesel laid Michaels out with a big clothesline and then went to the outside, grabbing a steel chair. Diesel slid back in the ring and swung the chair at HBK, but Michaels ducked and blasted Diesel with right hands before bouncing off the ropes and hitting him with a flying forearm. Michaels then picked up the chair, apparently to get it out of the ring, but he did so right as the referee was coming to. Diesel pointed to Michaels as if to say he had hit him with the chair, and the referee, seeing HBK standing with the chair, called for the bell and disqualified Michaels! HBK had been screwed out of the match! Michaels threw the chair down and tried to explain himself to the ref, but he was having none of it and ordered Michaels out of the ring. HBK left visibly upset and stormed back up the aisle, leaving us with a final three. Undertaker went at it with Diesel now and got the upper hand. The two big men exchanged momentum for a bit until Taker ducked a big boot and caught Diesel with a choke slam. Taker signaled for the end, but Austin entered the ring to break it up, but was flattened with a boot to the face and clotheslined to the outside. Diesel tried to attack Taker from behind, but Taker dodged it and then scooped Big Daddy Cool up and planted him with an impressive Tombstone to get a three count. We are down to the final two. Taker and Austin have had a recent history with one another, and the crowd was happy to see the two men go at it again. Austin had Taker in the corner and punded him with right hands. As the referee tried to back Austin up, the referee was caught in the head with an elbow. Frustrated, Austin took the referee and threw him out of the ring! Austin went for a Stunner, but Taker shoved Austin away from him before catching him with a choke slam. It appeared Taker would go on to win this match until Jake “The Snake” Roberts made his way down the aisle. Roberts stood at the foot of the aisle, getting Taker’s attention. Roberts was seen telling Undertaker “It’s time,” before a loud explosion was heard as flames erupted from the entrance way. Then a huge masked man appeared from behind the curtain and lumbered down to the ring. The masked man looked at Roberts, who then instructed him into the ring. Undertaker and this mystery man stood face to face for a moment before the masked giant unloaded with a hard uppercut to Taker’s throat. This man opened up on Taker with a barrage of right hands and thrust to the throat, then blasted him with a boot to the face. The man then took Taker and gave him a choke slam of his own! Then, at the encouragement of Roberts, this masked man lifted Undertaker up and drove him to the mat with a Tombstone! This man had just used Undertaker’s own move against him! Roberts stood on the outside with a sick smile on his face, then corralled this mystery man and led him away from the ring. With Taker down, Austin crawled his way over to the Phenom and draped an arm over his chest. The referee recovered and slid back into the ring before slowly counting one, two, and three! Austin wins! Steve Austin will go to the Royal Rumble and wrestle for the WWF Title! (89%)Bret Hart defeated Scott Hall to become the NEW WWF ChampionThis was what we had been waiting for, and the match did not disappoint. The match started off slowly, as both men began to feel each other out with lock ups and quick take downs. The match then progressed from there, as both men traded off having control of the match. Hall went for the Razor’s Edge a bit early, but Hart escaped it and countered with a Russian leg sweep. Hart continued to then build momentum, hitting a back breaker and then connecting with an elbow drop from the middle rope for a near fall. Hall raked the eyes of Hart to slow him down and again set him up for the Razor’s Edge, but Bret took him down with a double-leg takedown and locked in the Sharpshooter! Hall yelled in pain as he tried to reach the ropes. Hart sat back on the move, applying more pressure, but Hall wouldn’t give up. Hall writhed in agony, but finally was able to inch himself to the bottom rope, forcing Hart to release the hold. Hall hobbled to his feet, and Hart stayed on the attack. Bret went for a clothesline, but Hall ducked and Hart almost ran into the referee. Hart put on the brakes before he collided with the ref, but Hall clobbered Hart from behind, causing the Hitman and the referee to bang heads. With Hart stunned, Hall quickly turned him around and set him up for a third time in the Razor’s Edge, and this time he connected! Hall covered, but there was no referee to count. This brought out Hall’s buddy, Diesel. Diesel came to the ring and tried to revive the ref, but it wasn’t happening. Hall told Diesel to take Hart and give him a Jacknife, but as he set the Hitman up, Shawn Michaels came running down the aisle with a chair! Diesel and Hall saw HBK coming and prepared to meet him, but HBK struck first and cracked Diesel over the head with the chair! HBK then jumped on top of Diesel and began to drill him with right hands, getting a bit of pay back from the previous match. Hall tried to pull Michaels off, but Hart had recovered and began to go toe to toe with Hall. HBK continued to fight with Diesel and clotheslined him out of the ring. HBK looked back at Hall and Hart going at it. Hart caught a right hand to the jaw and staggered towards Michaels, with Hall following behind him. Suddenly, Michaels loaded up with some Sweet Chin Music and blasted…Hall in the face! With Hart and Hall so close together, it was unclear exactly who HBK was aiming for. Did he hit Hall, or miss Hart? With Hall out on the mat, Michaels left the ring and walked back up the aisle with an angry look on his face and his head towards the ground. With Hall out, Bret covered the Bad Guy as the referee began to come to. 1..2..3! Bret Hart has done it! The Hitman was announced as the new WWF Champion, and posed in the ring with his new title belt as Diesel helped Hall up the aisle as Survivor Series came to a close. (91%) Bret Hart gained overness from this match. The WWF Title gained image
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Post by Iron Man on Jun 10, 2008 16:38:04 GMT -5
Awesome that this is still going. Has to be a record for going so long on here. SS was a great read man. Loved the SS Elimination style tag matches. Bret Hart winning the title was a disapointment seeing as I enjoyed Hall as champ and wish he would have held it till Mania tbh. But can't wait to see where you go with this man.
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Post by Fury on Jun 11, 2008 0:06:55 GMT -5
Wow SS already, think I missed a bit of this. Anyway still going great guns I must say.
Nice to see PG13 here and the opener was a fun classic SS match, I like how your making Albert a beast and glad his team with 123 won the match. I don't recall Hall being called Hall in this or maybe I just didn't really notice it, I really think he should be Ramon in this though, because he still has the bad guy persona. Nice promo anyway.
Push Bulldog even further another good SS match and Bulldog looks awesome, come on main event push for him. The Yoko/Fatu/Supreme Machines feud sounds nice as well. Another good promo there from Hart good stuff and good build for the main event.
The all or nothing match was well written out and I loved the little storylines there and the Michaels elimination in particular was well done, glad Austin won the match and it should make for a good title match at the rumble.
Now onto the main event, one thing again on the Hall/Ramon stuff is that he is using the razor's edge he should definantely be Ramon. The match was well written out as a whole, although I didn't really like the ending and thought it should've been a clean ending, was hoping for Ramon to retain but oh well, good stuff anyway keep it up.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 11, 2008 4:34:56 GMT -5
I enjoyed the opening elimination match, good the Kid and Albert survived. Followed up with another good survivor series match. The third elimination match sounded good, though I questioned Ahmed Johnson as being a survivor. Nice battle royal, Austin for WWF champ sometime in the future. Nice. Hart won the gold. Hart vs. Austin at December IYH should rock.
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Post by koreygunz on Jun 11, 2008 10:45:00 GMT -5
Wow SS already, think I missed a bit of this. Anyway still going great guns I must say. Nice to see PG13 here and the opener was a fun classic SS match, I like how your making Albert a beast and glad his team with 123 won the match. I don't recall Hall being called Hall in this or maybe I just didn't really notice it, I really think he should be Ramon in this though, because he still has the bad guy persona. Nice promo anyway. Push Bulldog even further another good SS match and Bulldog looks awesome, come on main event push for him. The Yoko/Fatu/Supreme Machines feud sounds nice as well. Another good promo there from Hart good stuff and good build for the main event. The all or nothing match was well written out and I loved the little storylines there and the Michaels elimination in particular was well done, glad Austin won the match and it should make for a good title match at the rumble. Now onto the main event, one thing again on the Hall/Ramon stuff is that he is using the razor's edge he should definantely be Ramon. The match was well written out as a whole, although I didn't really like the ending and thought it should've been a clean ending, was hoping for Ramon to retain but oh well, good stuff anyway keep it up. When Razor made his return back in May and turned heel on Michaels, in his following promo he said that he was going to go by his real name, Scott Hall, because being "Razor Ramon" and catering to the fans had gotten him nowhere. The name change was a way to further his heel turn, but he still is basically the same character. Thanks for reading!
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Post by LAXxxx305 on Jun 12, 2008 10:47:17 GMT -5
The first match of SS was awesome! I loved it. Glad Albert and 1.2.3 Kid were the Sole Survivors! Glad Bulldog's team won but, I wish Owen's team won and he was the SOle Survivor! I am so glad this is still going. Glad Ahmed's team won a lot of good people. I just wished that Rocky was the SOle Survior with Ahmed. Wow, the match was long. Glad Austin won but, would have prefered Taker. Woah, the main event was match of the night. I loved it. I would have prefered Bret or Hall but, Bret more. So glad he won. Beautiful! SS did really good in attendance, buy-rates, ect. This is really good and it is coming from a really good writer and booker.
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Post by Overnight Sensation on Jun 12, 2008 21:34:56 GMT -5
:/ at Hall losing the gold
but Hart and Austin over the belt at the Royal Rumble is teh sex..great stuff man
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Post by Stuffs "Thunder" Liger on Jun 12, 2008 23:09:57 GMT -5
You are like the damn Energizer Bunny, man. You just keep going, and going, and going, and...
Another great PPV, and you have the ability to seamlessly segue one "era" into another. Hart-Austin should be amazing.
You've got quality from top to bottom on the card, and I can't wait to see where you go next.
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Post by koreygunz on Jun 19, 2008 14:07:19 GMT -5
*In a radio interview prior to Survivor Series, Scott Hall again made some negative comments about the WWF. However, due to his high standing on the card and current involvement in the top storyline in the federation, no action was taken against him. *Speaking of Scott Hall, he suffered a broken nose in his match with Bret Hart at Survivor Series. Hall will be working through the injury. *WWF officials and trainers are excited about the crop of young talent in development. Many of the wrestlers in USWA are ready to be called up to the WWF, and will be brought up accordingly once creative has something for them. *There are rumors that Mr. Perfect may be returning to the WWF. Perfect's back injury has kept him out of in-ring competition for a while now, but word is that the injury has been healing and that Perfect wants to make a return to the ring.
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Post by Dwight on Jun 22, 2008 15:35:00 GMT -5
SS was an amazing event but I shouldnt have expected anything less. Really wasn't into the first contest to tell ya the truth. Awesome that the Bulldog finally got his hands on Owen though. Great way of making both Warrior and Ahmed look strong by having them come back against the odds. I assume Warrior and Hunter isn't over yet which is fine because I've come to enjoy that feud.
Wow Shawn got screwed but it was great. Austin winning the contendership is awesome and it makes it even more sweet that he'll be facing Hart. You're really progressing with the feuds of that time period. Great ending with Shawn Hart/Diesel that whole angle should prove interesting.
Bring Perfect Back...the end.
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Post by robby.blade on Jun 22, 2008 19:19:51 GMT -5
All I have to say is that this diary is pure gold.
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Post by The Undertaker on Jun 23, 2008 19:39:58 GMT -5
Survivor Series was awesome. Sucks to see Hall lose the belt though, i hope he can get it back soon, or maybe a Triple Threat with HBK/Hart/Razor. Austin vs. Hart at the Rumble should rock. Cant wait to read more of this. Its my favorite on the board at the moment.
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November 24, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossHeading to the RumbleRaw opens with the winner of the All or Nothing Match at Survivor Series, Steve Austin, along with Ted Dibiase, making his way to the ring.Austin: Last Sunday at the Survivor Series I did exactly what I said I was going to do. I walked that aisle, I stepped into the ring with seven other so-called superstars, and I walked out with not only a victory but a guaranteed WWF Title shot at the Royal Rumble! And if I don’t say so myself, it’s about damn time. I’ve proven that if I’m not given what I deserve, I will go out and take it, and that’s exactly what I did at Survivor Series. If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself, and last Sunday was proof of that. So now let’s move on to Bret Hart. Hitman, I hope you’ve enjoyed your comeback and your little title win at Survivor Series because I can promise you that it wont last long. Come the Royal Rumble, less than two months from now, you’re gonna have to face Steve Austin in the middle of this ring, and I am going to give you a wrestling lesson that will make you wish you had never come back in the first place! You’re looking at the new standard of excellence in wrestling, and come Royal Rumble, you’ll be looking at the new WWF Champion! (95%) Steve Austin gained overness from this segment.Unfinished BusinessAs Austin’s promo comes to an end, Scott Hall appears in the entrance way and makes his way to the ring.Hall: Hey yo! Hey Austin, I know you won a big match last Sunday at Survivor Series and you get a title shot at the Royal Rumble, but I’m the former champ and I’ve got some unfinished business with the Hitmang. So congratulations, but for now you need to step aside while the Bad Guy handles his business. Austin glares at Hall for a moment, not really sure what to think about Hall’s demand, but Dibiase whispers something in Austin’s ear that apparently soothes him. Austin and Dibiase then nod at Hall as if to say “OK” and then leave the ring.Hall: Right now, I’m talking to you, Hitmang. I told you that I was going to end your comeback last Sunday at Survivor Series, and I would have had it not been for that punk, that toy boy, Shawn Michaels. Bret, you got lucky. I had you beat! You know it and I know it. So now you’re walking around with something that rightfully belongs to me, and that’s the WWF Championship. So you might be looking forward to the Royal Rumble, but I’ve got news for you, Hitmang. You’re not gonna make it to the Rumble. I want my rematch, and I want it at In Your House next month. So what do you say, Hitman? Do you have the guts to face me again? I’ll be waiting for your answer, chico. (82%)British Bulldog defeated Mabel with a PowerslamMabel is one of the few superstars who could match power with Bulldog, and kept him grounded during the opening minutes of the match. Bulldog began to come back and build momentum, however, rocking Mabel with a series of clotheslines and a shoulder block from the middle rope. In the end, in a awesome feat of strength, Bulldog caught Mabel coming off the ropes and connected with powerslam to score the win. (71%) Mabel didn't really sell very much, which hurt the match ratingAmbushAs Bulldog celebrated in the ring, he was suddenly attacked from behind by Owen Hart and Vader! It seems Owen had brought some back up in the form of the Mastodon, and the two men did a number on Davey Boy. After Vader planted Bulldog with a powerbomb, Owen instructed him to drag Bulldog to the corner. Vader then went to the middle rope and squashed Bulldog with a Vader Bomb! Bulldog lay hurt on the canvas as Owen and Vader celebrated up the aisle. (84%)I Own YouWe now cut to the locker room area and see Sable sitting down putting on makeup. Goldust then walks up behind her.Goldust: Oh Sable, my dear, I need to have a little word with you. You see, I didn’t appreciate your interference in my match last Sunday at Survivor Series. You cost me what could have been a shot at the WWF Championship. Now I told you that I can take you to the places you want to go. You have “star” written all over you, but it’s going to take some cooperation on your part. Whether you like it or not, I own you. I control your career. So we can do this the hard way or the easy way. And trust me, you don’t want to do it the hard way. Don’t make this hard on yourself, Sable. Get in line, or you will live to regret it. (88%)Albert w/Ted Dibiase defeated Bob Holly with the Baldo BombAfter a victory along with 1-2-3 Kid at Survivor Series, the rookie Albert continued his impressive progress against the veteran Holly. Holly tried to keep the big man off balance with quick attacks, but he wasn’t able to overcome Albert’s strength advantage. A bicycle kick to the face turned the tide permanently in Albert’s favor, and after a Baldo Bomb, he covered Holly for the three. As Albert and Dibiase headed up the aisle, the lights in the arena suddenly cut out. An explosion of fire then erupted from the entrance, and Jake Roberts appeared along with the masked man who we saw at Survivor Series! Roberts led his protégé to the ring, where the masked man entered and then grabbed a recovering Holly around the neck. The masked monster then lifted Holly up and drove him to the mat with a choke slam! Then, at the urging of Roberts, the man lifted Holly back up and then planted him on the canvas with a tombstone piledriver! Roberts laughed at the punishment his man had dished out before leading him back up the aisle. Nothing is known about this man or his relationship with Jake Roberts, but one thing is for sure, he is a monster. (75%)D-Lo Brown defeated Duke “The Dumpster” Droese with the Lo-DownWith a moniker like “Prime Time” emblazoned on the back of his tights, D-Lo had set quite a high standard to live up to, but he did look impressive in his debut match. Brown’s offense blended speed with surprising power and seemed to catch Droese off guard. D-Lo planted Duke with a sit-out spine buster before going to the top rope and connecting with a beautiful frog splash to pick up his first win. (66%) D-Lo Brown gained overness from this match. Duke Droese lost overness from this match.Goldust w/Marlena and Sable defeated Barry Horowitz with the Curtain CallThis match was all Goldust. The Bizarre One dominated Horowitz through out the match, hitting him with a few power moves before finishing him off the Curtain Call for the win. As Goldust posed in the ring, Sable entered through the ropes. She walked up to Goldust, and after staring at him for a moment, raised his hand in victory! Goldust had a smile on his face as Sable posed with him and Marlena. Has Sable actually embraced being the valet of Goldust? (75%) EmotionalWe now go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’m standing by with the man who might have had the most impact of anyone on the WWF Title match at Survivor Series last Sunday, Shawn Michaels. And Shawn, we all saw you get involved in the match between Scott Hall and Bret Hart, and many say it was your Sweet Chin Music to Hall that cost him the title. HBK: You know everyone has been asking me for a week what my intentions were getting involved in that match at Survivor Series. Was I trying to cost Scott Hall the title? Was I trying to get back at Diesel for costing me a shot at the All of Nothing Match? Was that super kick perhaps actually meant for Bret Hart? Well folks, to be honest with you, I’m not even completely sure. As a matter of fact, after the match, I had to ask myself those same questions. Do I have issues with Scott Hall? Yes. Was I upset that I felt that Diesel screwed me out of the All or Nothing match? Yes. Do Bret Hart and I get along particularly? Not exactly. But the bottom line is that my emotions got the better of me at Survivor Series. No matter what my motivation or intentions, I realize that I should not have gotten involved in that match. But at the same time, it is a little hard to swallow to see two guys fighting over something you feel you never rightfully lost and something you feel should still be yours. So notwithstanding what happened last Sunday, rest assured that I am still coming after the WWF Championship, and no matter who the champion is, some time in the near future they are going to have to deal with the Heartbreak Kid. (90%)Jeff Jarrett and Jerry “The King” Lawler defeated Ultimate Warrior and Ahmed JohnsonWarrior and Ahmed, the survivors from their match at Survivor Series, took on two members of their opposing team in this match. Warrior and Ahmed were a formidable team, and over powered Jarrett and Lawler for most of the match and seemed to have a win in hand. However, as the team was building momentum, Hunter Hearst-Helmsley appeared at ringside. Helmlsey caught the attention of Warrior on the outside, who wanted him to come down and face him. Hunter’s presence also caught the attention of Ahmed. Using the distraction to his advantage, Jarrett snuck up behind the IC champion and rolled him up, and used some feet on the ropes for extra leverage to pin Ahmed and score the victory. Both Ahmed and Warrior were hot after the match and looked to get some revenge on Jarrett and Lawler, but Helmsley then decided to get involved and snuck in the ring and attacked Warrior from behind. Warrior and Johnson tried to fight back, but the numbers advantage took its toll and soon grounded both men. Jarrett hit Ahmed with the Chart Buster, and then Hunter planted Warrior with a Pedigree! They might have survived last Sunday, but on this night Warrior and Ahmed were left lying on the mat. (77%)Challenge AcceptedThe new WWF Champion, Bret Hart, makes his way to the ring to a huge ovation and gets a mic.Hart: You know, I said that the whole reason I came back to the World Wrestling Federation was because I still felt that I was the best in this business, and that I wanted to again wear this WWF Championship. Well last Sunday at Survivor Series, I showed that I still am the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be, and I’ve got the title to prove it! But no sooner than I had won the WWF Title again had Scott Hall started to whine and complain and demand a rematch at In Your House. Well as far as Scott Hall goes, it’s time to put up or shut up! So at In Your House next month, I’ll put up the WWF Title, and I will shut you up once and for all! Just as Hart accepts Hall’s challenge, the Bad Guy appears in the aisle and begins to taunt the Hitman. Hart puts the WWF Title down and motions for Hall to come to the ring, and Hall obliges and rushes down to the ringside! Hall slides in the ring and the two begin to trade punches. Hart takes Hall down with a tackle and hits him with rights and lefts as Hall tried to fight back. WWF officials hit the ring and get in between Hall and Hart, separating the two into separate corners. Raw comes to a close as Hart and Hall try to get away from the officials and continue their brawl. (94%)
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Dwight
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Post by Dwight on Jun 30, 2008 22:29:39 GMT -5
Good fallout. Austin's promo was well written and his push is just coming along ever so nicely. Love the continued push of the Bulldog taking the big man down in the process. Liked that Goldust promo wonder if they'll be any tension between Sable and Marlena. Haha Prime Time D'Lo. Hart vs Hall two, I can dig that.
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Post by The Undertaker on Jul 1, 2008 23:53:55 GMT -5
This show was very well written. Austin's promo was written out excellently. Like that Hart/Hall is going to happen again, even though i expect Bret to win.
Drop a Reply to my WWE '07 - '08 (on Page 2), or my WWF 1991 please.
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Post by DTP. on Jul 2, 2008 1:27:57 GMT -5
On the Wrestling Observer report, Hall broke his nose against Bret Hart? The same Bret Hart that hadn't hurt anybody? I guess Bret was off his game tonight. RAW is WAR, 24th November 1996...The opening two segments were good, Austin and Hall's feud should be pretty good, so has Hall turned face since Survivor Series? The opener was alright, shame Mabel no-sold but I guess the crowd's reaction made it better. Liked Vader and Owen turning on Bulldog. Goldust and Sable's promo was decent. What suprised me though was that Goldust didn't make any sex jokes. Albert and Holly seemed to have an okay match. I'm not too high and mighty on D'Lo Brown debuting. Interesting gimmick though. Only Goldust would have that kind of chemistry with jobber Horowitz. Good promo with HBK, don't book Hart vs. HBK for December's PPV, make it for WrestleMania 13 or something, heel Hart would be awesome going into that atch. Good tag match. The end promo was okay, three way with Austin involved would be super awesome. Only complaint I have is the debut of D'Lo. You should try to get RAW back on Monday night, tbh.
Reply to WWF 1999?
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