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Post by DTP. on Jan 16, 2009 11:02:39 GMT -5
A fantastic way to kick off WWF RAW is WAR wit Super Crazy and Psychosis kicking things off in the WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship First-Round match. I like Crazy going over, also. Marlena employing Sid is interesting, I think it's a decent pairing, also. Vader beating Barry Horowitz is just simply a way to get Vader over. Good jobi n doing so, too. Looking forward to Rocky Maivia taking on Cain, please change Cain into Kane though, please. I hate that spelling. Ahmed Johnson beating Jeff Jarrett is fine, very good match, they always put on decent bouts. While Brian Christopher is good and all, I really wanted TAKA Michinoku to go over. I'm a big mark for Michinoku and hope he gets a shot in the future or keeps active in the division. Fantastic main eventing promo, Chris Benoit coming in? Wow.
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Post by koreygunz on Jan 26, 2009 20:50:33 GMT -5
February 28, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossSycho Sid w/Marlena defeated Goldust by DisqualificationThe show opened with the Bizarre One taking on Sid, who was led to the ring by Marlena. This was a bruising match, as Sid laid stiff shots to Goldust, but Goldust was able to hold his own and get his own offense in. Goldust hit Sid with a reverse DDT, but only got a two count. Goldust took Sid down with a bulldog, but instead of staying on him, he turned his attention to Marlena on the outside. With Sid down, Goldust slid out of the ring and stalked Marlena around ringside. Goldust caught up to her and actually grabbed her by the hair before rolling her into the ring. Goldust again grabbed Marlena and forced her into the corner as he screamed at her, but Sid came from behind and spun Goldust around before laying into him with right hands. This allowed Marlena to escape as Sid connected with a big boot. Sid then set Goldust up for the powerbomb, but Goldust dropped to his knees and gave a Sid a low blow right in front of the referee, who had no choice but to call for the bell. As Sid was announced the winner, Goldust slithered out of the ring as Marlena cowered inside of over Sid’s body. Goldust backtracked up the aisle, staring at Marlena as she checked on Sid. This one doesn’t look to be over with. (80%)Family AffairWe go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’m here with Team Hitman, Bret Hart, Davey Boy Smith, Jim Neidhart, and Chris Benoit who later on tonight will do battle in a four on four tag team match with the Kliq and Steve Austin here in their home country of Canada. Bulldog: That’s right, right here in Canada we’re gonna take a bite out of the Kliq. And unlike most dogs, you’ll find out that our bite is much worse than our bark. Anvil: That’s right baby! The time for talking is over. The Harts have always been ones to let their actions speak for themselves, and tonight what we do to the Kliq will be the loudest sound in Canada! Bret: You know Shawn Michaels and his buddies run around here and act like they can do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it. But I got news for them, that all stops tonight. You’re looking at a real family right here. I know these guys have my back no matter what, and I have theirs. And Shawn Michaels, I know we’re on a collision course for WrestleMania, and tonight is just a little taste of what’s gonna happen when I get my hands on you alone in the ring. But this is the now, and for tonight I’ve got a bunch of guys who want a piece of you, Steve Austin, and the rest of the Kliq just as bad I do, and tonight right here in Canada, the Hart family is going to get exactly what they want. (96%) Bret Hart gained overness from this segment. British Bulldog gained overness from this segment.Cain w/Jake Roberts defeated Rocky Maivia with the Tombstone PiledriverThe crowd was behind Rocky as he tried to do what seemed impossible, and that was take out the monster Cain. Maivia attacked Cain right at the bell, not backing down an inch as he blasted him with right hands and got the big man off balance with a high drop kick. A second dropkick got Cain down to one knee, but as Rocky bounced off the ropes, Cain quickly got back his feet and met Maivia with a boot to the face. Cain then went to work, beating down the rookie with power moves, as Roberts demanded more punishment, driving him to the canvas with a sidewalk slam and a back breaker. Cain was in control as he picked Rocky up on his shoulder and looked to drop him face first in the top turnbuckle, but Rocky slipped out the back and shoved Cain into the corner. Maivia quickly went to the top rope and connected with a flying cross body that took Cain down to the mat! With the crowd cheering him on, Rocky grabbed Cain in position for the Rock Bottom, but Cain hit him with an elbow to the side of the head, breaking free of the move and then grabbed Rocky by the throat and threw him to the canvas with a choke slam. That might have done it, but Roberts ordered Cain to pick Rocky up. Cain then planted Maivia with a Tombstone piledriver before covering him and ending the rookie’s valiant attempt. Can anyone stop this monster? (85%)D’Lo Brown defeated Ahmed Johnson to become the NEW Intercontinental ChampionAhmed has been a bit emotional in the past few weeks, and it showed here as he immediately pounced on the stud rookie, using his power advantage to its fullest. Ahmed drilled Brown with a series of power moves and almost ended the match early with a powerslam. Brown regrouped and fought back, using his quickness to keep Ahmed off balance. Brown connected with a nice flying leg to the face that scored him a near fall, and followed that up a quick leg drop that again only got a two. As he and Johnson continued, Ahmed whipped D’Lo into the turnbuckle and charged in, but Brown grabbed the referee by the shirt and shoved him into harm’s way, causing Ahmed to collide with the referee. D’Lo tried to take advantage with a sneak attack, but Ahmed blocked it and delivered a spine buster. That might have ended the match, but there was no ref to count. Ahmed walked over to the fallen official and tried to revive him. Suddenly, Hunter Hearst-Helmsley came down the aisle. Hunter ran over to the time keeper’s table and grabbed the Intercontinental Title belt. Hunter slid in the ring with the belt and tried to hit Ahmed with it, but Johnson blocked it and delivered a few right hands to Helmsley. Ahmed forced Hunter into the corner and then charged in, but Hunter moved and Johnson collided chest first with the turnbuckle. As Ahmed staggered out, Hunter grabbed the title belt off the canvas and then cracked Ahmed in the back of the head with it! Hunter quickly bailed out of the ring as Ahmed looked to be out cold. Seizing the moment, D’Lo went up to the top rope and then connected with the Lo Down. D’Lo covered as the groggy referee rolled into position. 1…2…3! We have a new Intercontinental Champion thanks to the interference from Helmsley. D’Lo celebrated up the aisle with his new hardware as Hunter walked off with a smirk on his face, staring at Ahmed unconscious in the ring. (75%) D’Lo Brown gained overness from this match. Ahmed Johnson lost overness from this match. The IC title lost image.The KliqWe go back to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’m here with the Kliq- Shawn Michaels, Diesel, and Scott Hall- but guys, conspicuous by his absence is your tag team partner Steve Austin. HBK: Don’t you worry your little head, Todd. We know Steve is his own man and does his own thing, and that’s fine with us. All we care about is that he’s out there tonight doing his job in helping us take down the Harts, and trust me, we have the full backing of Ted Dibiase that he will do just that. Now speaking of the Harts, it’s bad enough that we have to come to this hell hole of a country in the middle of winter. Now only that, but just over a month away from WrestleMania, we’re put in a match with the hometown hero and his family on his stomping ground. Now is it me, or are we getting the short end of the stick on this one? But you know why we get put in these situations? Because the brass in the WWF know that the Heartbreak Kid can handle it! Over and over I have risen to the occasion, and I will do it again tonight. And not just myself, but the Kliq as a unit. We have all been there before, we’ve main evented all across this country and the good old USA, and quite frankly, we’re the only ones who could come into a situation like this and still come out on top. And what’s even better is that, like old hat, it’s going to come at the expense on Bret Hart. It doesn’t get any better than that! Hall: Hitmang, Davey Boy, Anvil, and whatever that punk’s name is that you brought in last week, tonight the Kliq is going to carve you up! Diesel: I hope you’re ready for a fight boys, because we sure are and that’s exactly what it’s going to be. You all might be from Canada, but after tonight, even your own family won’t be able to recognize you after we’re through with you. The Kliq is in the house, and that means nothing but bad things for you four. We’re going to tear you apart, and we’re going to look good doing it. Why? Because the Diesel, Scott Hall, HBK, we are what we say we are, that’s just too sweet! (86%)Vader w/Jim Cornette defeated Cactus JackThis was what we expected, a stiff and hard hitting brawl. You could tell there was no love lost between these two, as each man had their share of offense and neither held much back. Many times Cactus seemed to sacrifice his own safety in order to deliver punishment, including delivering an elbow drop off the ring apron to Vader as he lay on the ringside floor. On the inside, a double clothesline sent both men to the mat, and Cactus rolled to the outside in a bit of pain. However, as Cactus reemerged from the floor, he slid into the ring with a steel chair in tow! Jim Cornette jumped up on the apron trying to call the referee’s attention to this, but all it did was distract the official. With the ref’s back turned, Cactus attempted to attack Vader with the chair, but Vader blocked the blow, kicked Jack in the gut, took the chair from him, and blasted Cactus in the skull with it! The shot sent Cactus to the mat, and after Vader disposed of the chair to the outside, he went to the middle rope and connected with the Vader Bomb. With Cornette off the apron, the referee slid into position and counted the three, giving Vader the victory. (87%)Team Hart defeated The Kliq and Steve Austin w/Ted DibiaseThis went down as your usual eight man tag match, as each side controlled portions of the match. The Kliq’s strategy was clear, as they tried to keep Davey Boy in their corner and cut him off from his partners. The match went back and forth, with many near falls. The newcomer Benoit also made his presence felt in a memorable sequence in which he cleared the ring of every team member of the Kliq’s with German suplexes. In the climax of the match, it was Bret Hart and Steve Austin in the ring. As Hart looked to apply the Sharpshooter, a boot to the face from Diesel put a stop to that, which brought in Bulldog, Anvil, and Benoit, and soon we had an eight man brawl. All four men went toe to toe. As the ring began to clear, Hart and Austin were again left in the ring. On one side of the ring, Shawn Michaels threw Benoit to the outside as Austin and Hart brawled. Seeing his opportunity, Michaels loaded up and went to hit the Hitman with Sweet Chin Music, but Hart dodged it and Michaels hit Austin instead! Hart clotheslined HBK over the top rope and then went for the cover on Austin. 1..2..3! Bret Hart wins the match for his team. As the home crowd roared and Team Hart celebrated in the aisle, Austin recovered in the ring and sought out Michaels. The two were face to face and arguing with each other. Austin was understandably upset at what happened, and then Michaels shoved Austin in the chest. Austin moved back for a moment and then shoved Michaels right back. It looked like the two might come to blows, but Hall and Diesel came into the ring to try and separate the two. As they tried to keep the peace, Team Hart then hit the ring again and another brawl broke out. This one was quickly ended, however, as all four members of the Hart team cleared the ring of the Kliq and Steve Austin. Canadian Stampede came to a close as Bret Hart stood in the ring with the WWF Title held high, along with Bulldog, Anvil, and Benoit behind him as the Kliq back tracked up the aisle and Austin stared on from ringside. (86%)
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Post by abyss on Jan 26, 2009 21:18:11 GMT -5
Seems like this show came up out of nowhere but it should be great. Interesting to have Sid/Goldust continue; I guess it's set for Mania. A little lackluster for Sid but if there's nothing else for him to do, then fine. Glad Cain won, as it made sense. Wonder what will be in store for these two at Mania. Wow, I am REALLY shocked that D'Lo won the belt, like really shocked. I thought for sure Ahmed-HHH would happen at Mania for the IC Title. I'm glad both teams had backstage promos to hype up the main event. Vader winning his match was good. Figured Team Hart would win, but I thought it'd be due to Austin screwing his team over. Good ending to the show; it should be interested to how you build up to Mania. I did feel the show was a little short. It was great though, and hopefully you can get Mania up soon. Great job.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jan 26, 2009 21:21:49 GMT -5
-Great graphics -The Goldust/Sid feud is original and I like it so far. Good way to end the match -I love your pushing of Cain as a monster and at least Rocky put up a good showing -Interesting to say the IC Title lost image. Hunter getting involved was a good choice and D'Lo is a decent champ -Good to have Austin not be with the Kliq as Austin is a loner -Glad that Vader won, continue to push him as a monster -Great main event, loved how HBK hitting Austin cost his team the match. Austin/HBK/Hart maybe?
Great PPV man. Your shows are really good and this has been going forever I see.
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Post by Iron Man on Jan 26, 2009 22:00:02 GMT -5
Really good show man. Loved the layout/graphics made everything look sooo much better than your usual layout., Opening match was alright. Glad D'Lo is the new IC Champion. Not a fan of Johnson at all tbh. Looked like a good match and alot of detail put into it. Perfect promos on Hart and HBK. Always loved Cactus/Vader matches, this one looked like it was good. Glad Vader won. Main Event was really well written, although a little predictable due to it being in Canada and all.
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Post by zachwwe15 on Jan 27, 2009 16:15:43 GMT -5
Great IYH. The banners were amazing, so great job on them. I was hoping Cactus Jack was going to beat Vader but still a good match. The IC title losing image because of Brown was funny well to me. Main Event was just star studded! I am a Canadian and i am huge fans of The Hart Family and Benoit. So glad to see them win.
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 1, 2009 17:42:08 GMT -5
*Officials were happy with Canadian Stampede. They felt it was a nice kick off to the road to WrestleMania. Look for a lot to be taking place in the next four weeks leading up to Mania 13. *In what might be seen as a surprising move, the Ultimate Warrior's contract has expired and was not renewed. He has now left the WWF. Creative just felt that they didnt have anything substantial for him, and didnt feel he was worth paying the money he was asking for. *Phineas Godwinn has also had his contract expire without renewal. His tag team partner Henry Godwinn, will probably be put in the singles division until his contract is up as well. *Super Crazy and Psychosis were greatly praised backstage for their match on Raw last week. This is a good sign for the LW division
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Post by Kemp2k on Feb 1, 2009 18:40:19 GMT -5
Wow, the Warrior has left the WWF in a very quiet way? Totally Realistic, Bro. Hahaha.
I'm hoping that Henry Godwinn will find his own way in the Singles Division. I always had a soft spot for Henry, and would found him to be a credible IC Champion at least, even mediocre too.
I'm lookin' forward to see what else you can do, mang. Afterall, one of my all-time favorite diaries, even my ALL-TIME favorite diary.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Feb 2, 2009 6:26:41 GMT -5
- Sid/Goldust is rather interesting to say the least. Kind of a weak finish of the match, but you must have not wanted to have Goldust lose cleanly. - Good promo by Team Hitman. That is one solid looking team. - Hyping up Cain as a monster is great. Whoever beats him will get over even more. Good to see Rocky getting some moves in. - D’Lo winning the IC Championship is great, even with HHH interference it works. Over time you can make Brown a legit champion. - Another realistic interview with the Kliq you sure know how to write promos. - Jack/Vader is always gold. Vader winning is good to see. - That is one loaded main event. Michaels hitting Austin, I can only imagine what Austin will say about that. Bret winning is expected really since he is the leader. Great main event. - Overall, from top to bottom a good show.
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Post by HoganBai on Feb 2, 2009 20:50:21 GMT -5
I'm starting from Canadian Stampede (anything over 8 pages and I start from the most recent PPV) and what a way to start. Firstly, the asthetics - the graphics, the layout, the detail, everything looks fantastic. Really great work. Secondly, a pretty good show. I like Cain being a monster, and having him with Jake Roberts is awesome. My favourite match was definately the main event, I'm glad Team Hart won, and it was really well written. Nice diary, I'll continue to follow
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Post by DTP. on Feb 4, 2009 10:29:07 GMT -5
Good opening contest, but I'm suprised to see something of the lines of Goldust vs Sid to be mid-card material on the show. Suprised it opened up. As much as Sid was a poor in-ring performer I personally believe you made him look extremely weak, beating Goldust by disqualifcation and then having Marlena attend to him. Great second match of WWF Canadian Stampede but usually the second match on a show is usually filler-worthy. The match wasn't anything special, Cain (Please change his name spelling) beating Rocky Maivia is predictable, however. Hope you change Rocky's gimmick from the blue chipper babyface. Woah, I am not a fan of D'Lo Brown winning the WWF Intercontinental Championship this soon. Sure it lets Ahmed Johnson's reign end but it lost the title prestige, I hope he doesn't have a long run with the title. Fantastic match between Vader and Cactus Jack, loved Vader going over, really. Good solid main event. Overall it was good, but nothing too special.
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Post by chaz on Feb 4, 2009 18:22:43 GMT -5
Canadian Stampede was a damn good read. I really like the fact that Goldust DQ'ed himself as it doesn't take anything away from his character like a clean loss would. Hopefully he'll be pushed further. I HATE HATE HATE HATE D'Lo as IC Champion, same for Ahmed. Hopefully the Title picture improves soon. Loved the ending and the finish. I hope Hart hangs on to the Title, and I can see a possible Hart/Austin/Michaels match, which I'd love to see.
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Post by Dwight on Feb 6, 2009 20:33:47 GMT -5
- Sid getting the win by DQ to open the show was fine since this helps to build towards another match obviously. I was actually expecting Goldust to take Marlena after the match. Perhaps this could eventually lead to a match where the winner gets the girl? I'm getting ahead of myself.
- Cain (Keep the Spelling!!) over Rocky was expected of course. I hate saying things like this but Rocky still looked good by giving the monster a bit of a fight so I guess that's good. I liked how you closed it asking if anyone can stop the big man. Nice touch there.
- Did I just read that right? D'Lo over Ahmed for the IC Title? That is huge. I'm actually glad you went out of the norm and took a risk with the shock factor. Most people would probably not like it but it is actually very realistic and proves the whole "Anything can happen" thing. Having Hunter interfere was a smart move on Ahmed's part though.
- Excellent Kliq promo especially from HBK mocking Canada and all. Gotta love his attitude. I also got a kick out of the "Too Sweet" bit at the end of that.
- Vader vs Cactus was alright. I really wasn't into it to be honest but I will say I'm satisfied with a Vader victory.
- Ya know, part of me thought you would pull the upset with The Kliq getting the win but I'm not sure how well that would go over with the fans let alone Bret himself haha. I liked that Austin really did end up being the odd man of it all costing the Kliq the win I guess you could say. After reading that match it really made me recall the real Main Event from Stampede and just how great that really was.
Great show bro.
Lol at The Anvil wanting to be higher up on the card...he was in the damn main event haha. It's funny that after watching this show I thought the Warrior would soon disappear since we haven't heard from him in awhile. Really, what else could be done with him?
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 25, 2009 20:35:18 GMT -5
March 2, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossRey Mysterio Jr. defeated Scott Taylor in a First Round Lightweight Championship Tournament MatchThis was a great opener as these two young guns put on a heck of a match. Mysterio was a little smaller in stature, but not in heart, and pulled out some amazing aerial moves. Taylor held his own as well, countering Rey’s offense with that of his own and trying to ground the high flyer. In the end, with Taylor dazed in the ring, Mysterio went to the apron, jumped off the top rope onto Taylor’s shoulders, and flipped him over in a beautiful hurricanrana for the three count. (86%)Paid in FullThe music of the Kliq hits the arena as Shawn Michaels, Scott Hall, and Diesel strut their way out to the ring.HBK: Last Sunday at Canadian Stampede might have appeared to some to be a setback for the Kliq and Shawn Michaels. But let’s look at the facts shall we. First off, the match was held in Bret Hart’s home country in front of his home crowd, so the deck was stacked against us from the start. Secondly, neither I nor the Kliq lost that match. Bret Hart pinned Steve Austin. And lastly, and this is the most important, that event was not titled WrestleMania Thirteen. You see that’s an important piece of information because, when it comes to Bret Hart facing Shawn Michaels at a WrestleMania for the WWF Championship, we already know how that turns out. Bret Hart, for all his accolades and evertyhing he’s done in the WWF, lacks one bullet point on his resume, and that’s beating me at WrestleMania. When Bret Hart steps into the ring with HBK on the biggest stage in this sport, he always comes up short. That’s the difference between you and me, Bret. In those moments when the spotlight is on and everyone in the world is watching, The Heartbreak Kid delivers. I live for those moments! I live for the main event. I am the main event! And you, Bret? You choke! You cant handle Shawn Michaels on the big stage. You choked last year at WrestleMania, and this year will be no different. It’s not Steve Austin you’re facing at WrestleMania, it’s the Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels! And that is a whole different animal Hitman. At Mania, the Kliq is taking over. I’m taking the WWF Championship, and Bret Hart will be left with nothing but just another memory of coming up short against Shawn Michaels. Steve Austin suddenly begins to make his way to the ring, walking angrily to the ring with Ted Dibiase in tow, who doesn’t look too happy and appears to be trying to get Steve to rethink what he’s about to do. Austin climbs in the ring and faces off with Michaels.Austin: Did I hear you correctly? Did you say that it was my fault we lost at Stampede? HBK: What I said was that it was you who got pinned, but us. Austin: I’m sorry, my head is still kind of ringing from the superkick you gave me last Sunday. Can you repeat that? HBK: Look Austin, you were hired to do a job. You were given a shot by the Kliq to be a part of the big time and to do a job that you didn’t get done. Now you can whine and moan about it all you want, but I’ve got bigger things to worry about. But I will tell you this. When I win the WWF Championship ay WrestleMania, you can forget about a title shot. As a matter of fact, you can tell your boss over there, the Million Dollar Man, that the Kliq wants a refund, because what we got wasn’t what we paid for. It appears that Austin is about to take a swing at Michaels, but he is grabbed by Hall and then nailed with a boot to the head from Diesel. Austin goes down to the mat and the Kliq leave the ring. Ted Dibiase then grabs the mic.Dibiase: Get up! Get up Steve! I told you not to do this. I had this all worked out. You and the Kliq, along with my financial backing, could be the biggest thing to hit the WWF in history. But like an idiot you screwed it up! All you had to do was prove yourself and you blew it! I told you that as long as you listened to me, you would be at the top. And I had you right there. But you decided to be selfish and let your temper and stubbornness get the best of you, and look what happened. The deal is off! Do you know how much potential money you’ve just cost me? Huh? Look at me when I’m talking to you! Dibiase then smacks Austin in the face!Dibiase: Look at me! You could almost see the fire in Austin’s eyes as he stared a hole through Dibiase. Dibiase quickly saw the error of his ways, but it wasn’t soon enough. Austin kicked Dibiase in the gut and gave him a Stunner! Austin stared down at Dibiase on the mat before coldly leaving the ring and walked back up the aisle.(85%)New Age OutlawsWe go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’m standing here with Billy Gunn and Jesse James, and you two have formed quite a partnership in the last few weeks, turning on your former partners, and in your case, Billy, your own brother, to team with each other. James: You might say that right now we’re the WWF’s version of America’s most wanted. And if you’re wondering how we got that distinction, then you must not have been listening to our man Todd here just a few seconds ago, although that’s probably nothing new for you to be ignored, is it Todd? But let’s get to the bottom line, and that is that myself and Billy, we realized that we were not being given the opportunity to live up to our full potential. We were letting others ride on our coat tails and reap the rewards that we were responsible for. So we thought, why not combine forces, take what we can, and screw everything else! And that’s exactly what we plan to do. One way or another we will get what we have coming to us, and the glory will belong to us and us alone. It is the dawning of a new age and a new era. Just like in the outlaws in the old west, we will say what we wanna say, do what we wanna do, and blaze our own trail through the WWF. No one will stand in the way of these New Age Outlaws! Billy: Now that we’ve dropped the dead weight, it’s our time to stand in the spotlight. We’ve got a new outlook and we’ve got a new attitude. The New Age Outlaws are about to raise some hell and everyone else in the WWF is just going to have to deal with it. (82%) Jess James gained overness from this segment.Sycho Sid w/Marlena defeated Jeff Jarrett with a PowerbombSid came down to the ring with his employer, and looked to take a bit of frustration from last week’s match against Goldust at Stampede out on Jarrett. Jeff got a bit of offense in, but was not able to overcome Sid’s power and size. After blocking a Chartbuster attempt, Sid planted Jarrett with a choke slam before then finishing him off with a Powerbomb to pick up the win. As Sid had his arm raised, Goldust was seen at the top of the aisle looking on, slowly clapping for Sid’s performance. (77%)Ahmed InfuriatedWe cut to the backstage area and see a steaming Ahmed Johnson pacing the hallway. Johnson turns a corner and is yelling for Hunter Hearst-Helmsley, asking anyone he sees where he is. No one knows, which just angers Ahmed more. Johnson passes a table that has some production equipment on and it and turns it over, demanding to know here that “punk” is at. Hopefully, for Helmsley’s sake, he’s nowhere in the arena. (65%) Ahmed Johnson lost overness from this segment.Perfect PrimetimeWe now go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I am standing by with the new Intercontinental Champion, D’Lo Brown, who defeated Ahmed Johnson at Stampede to become the new IC champ, albeit with a little help from Hunter Hearst-Helmsley I must say. D’Lo: Why you gotta try and rain on my parade? The means to getting to a championship are small in relation to the result, and that’s this belt around my waist. Now let’s get the attention back where it rightfully should be, and that’s on me! You better recognize the new Intercontinental Champion! D’Lo Brown! Now let’s look at some facts. I am the fast rising star to win the Intercontinental Title in the WWF ever. I won the Intercontinental Title in my first title match. And most importantly, I am undefeated in the WWF! My record is spotless. You could say I’m perfect from the field. Now when is the last time you had a perfect Intercontinental Champion? So what does all this mean? It means that I am exactly what I say I am. I am the MVP. I am Primetime. And now I am champion. That’s what happens when you’re down with the brown! Now get out of my way, fool. The IC champ is giving himself the rest of the night off. (72%)Flash Funk defeated Skip w/Sunny in a First Round Lightweight Championship Tournament MatchThe final first round match in this tournament introduced us to another newcomer to the WWF, Flash Funk. Flash definitely lived up to the moniker, and wasn’t too shabby in the ring either. Skip controlled the early part of the match, but Funk began to make a comeback. Skip used his veteran skills to again take Flash off balance, taking him down with a suplex before going to the top rope. Skip went for a flying head butt, but Flash moved out of the way and Skip ate canvas. With Skip down on the mat, Flash went to the top rope himself and connected with an impressive 450 splash, which he calls the Flash Splash, to pick up the win. Funk celebrated in the ring as Sunny berated Skip a bit for losing the match as they walked up the aisle. (67%) Flash Funk gained overness from this match. Skip lost overness from this match.Back For MoreCactus Jack now makes his way down to the ring, along with a dented in steel chair and a microphone.Cactus: If you’re wondering why I’m carrying around this steel chair, it’s because it’s a love memento. It should look familiar to everyone. It came from the arena in which Canadian Stampede was held, and the dent that was made in it contours to my back and skull. It was made by the man they call Vader. Now, there is certainly no love lost between myself and Vader, and he is not the individual in which this memento came from. No, it was from an old mistress, and her name is pain. You see I’ve felt my fair share of pain and agony over my time in a wrestling ring, but recently it had been a while since I had felt the comforting embrace of steel on bone. Stampede was the equivalent of getting back with an ex girlfriend that you never stopped loving. And it felt good. So I say, let’s do it again! And this time, hold nothing back. No holds barred. Anything goes. All is fair in love and war, isn’t it? So Vader, if you have the fortitude, you’ll meet me in this ring at the biggest event of the year, and we can make this a ménage a trois. You, me, and any object that can inflict bodily harm! And hopefully, on that night, I’ll see my long lost love again. Bang, bang! (76%)Cain w/Jake Roberts defeated Savio Vega with the TombstoneRoberts’ monster continued his dominance in the WWF. Vega is a game competitor, but wasn’t able to match up to Cain. After a few big power moves, Cain dropped Vega with a Tombstone to pick up another win. As Cain and Roberts stood in the ring, the lights began to flicker a bit and Cain’s entrance music started to skip. The problem then fixed itself, and Roberts led his disciple away from the ring with a perplexed look on his face. (79%)Bret Hart and British Bulldog defeated Scott Hall and DieselThere was no love lost between these factions as they continued their fight from Stampede. The match progressed normally, but the end was truly a shocker. As Diesel and Bulldog went at it in the ring, Hall raced around ringside and pulled Bret Hart off the apron to the floor. Hall then tried to enter the ring, distracting the referee. As the ref argued with Hall, and with Hall holding the ref as well, Shawn Michaels hit the ring and drilled Bulldog with Sweet Chin Music! HBK quickly exited the ring, but was then tackled on the floor by Hart! The referee now had his hands full as he, along with Hall, tried to separate HBK and the Hitman. In the ring, Diesel took Bulldog and began to set him up for the Jacknife, but then Steve Austin ran down to the ring. Austin spun Diesel around, kicked him in the gut, and gave him a Stunner! The crowd roared as Austin coldly left the ring and Bulldog reached over and covered Diesel. The referee slid back into the ring and counted the three. Raw came to a close with Bulldog and Hart standing in the aisle staring back at the Kliq in the ring, who looked like they didn’t know what had just hit them. (86%) Steve Austin’s turn is complete, and he is now a face
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Post by The Undertaker on Feb 25, 2009 20:39:50 GMT -5
Wow man, cant believe you're still around, thats awesome. I missed this, as it was my favorite diary when i was here before, but now im back, and i cant wait to get into this again. Loved the main event, and i love Cain being with Jake Roberts. I can picture it in my head and its so awesome. Love what youre doing with Austin as well. This is still going strong. awesome show.
Drop a Reply to my WWE '07 - '08 please?
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Post by DTP. on Mar 9, 2009 11:10:20 GMT -5
Alright, fantastic opening contest to open up WWF RAW is WAR with Rey Misterio Jr beating Scott Taylor, most pleased it wasn't a light-heavyweight squash, also. Please don't push Mysterio to the max at this point, please. Fantastic promo with Ted Dibiase, Shawn Michaels and Steve Austin, you're building this up really well, gotta admit. Glad that Sycho Sid didn't just kill Jeff Jarrett, those two would have a fair match. Glad you're recognising D'Lo Brown and all, just wish you hadn't rushed the WWF Intercontinental Championship around his waist. Another decent match between Flash Funk and Skip, wish Skip of won. Wow, you're still in the First Round of the WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship Tournament with three weeks until WrestleMania 13? Ouch, maybe it'll end at In Your House in April. Eurgh, Kane still being spelt Cain, gotta say, hate that. Him beating Savio Vega is fine. Great main event, looking forward to 'Mania, man.
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March 9, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossKliq BusinessRaw opens with the music of the Kliq as HBK, Hall, and Diesel make their way to the ring.Hall: Hey yo! Everyone here in this arena needs to listen up and shut their mouths because the Kliq has got something to say. WrestleMania is right around the corner, chico. And earlier today I was told by that big gorilla, President Monsoon, that at WrestleMania Thirteen yours truly was going to go one on one with the British Bulldog. That’s fine with me, mang. I got no problem taking the bulldog to obedience school and showing him just what happens when you mess with the Kliq. Davey Boy, when you step into the ring with the Bad Guy, you’re gonna find out that my bite is much worse that my bark. Come WrestleMania, I’m gonna carve you up! Diesel: You know, as it stands right now in the WWF, there’s only one thing that matters, and that’s if you’re with the Kliq or you’re not. Steve Austin, at one time you had a chance to possibly become a partner to our little group here, but you couldn’t cut it. That was disappointing enough, but then you went and did something that no one should ever you. You stuck your nose in Kliq business. You disrespected the Kliq, you disrespected a close confidant on ours in Ted Dibiase, and last week you cost us a match. Three strikes and you’re out my man. If you want a piece of us so bad, I’ve got the solution Austin. Right now it looks like Big Daddy Cool is the only one without a match for WrestleMania, so I say let’s get it on, you and me, one on one at Mania. If this is what you want, Austin, you got it, but trust me when I tell you that you will regret the day you ever put your nose in our business. Talk to ‘em champ. HBK: With all this talk about WrestleMania, you might notice a common theme, and that’s the fact that you cant mention WrestleMania without mentioning the Kliq. Quite simply, we are the hottest thing going in wrestling today! And when you talk about WrestleMania, you also have to talk about something else…me! That’s right, you have to talk about the Showstopper, the Main Event, the man who tears the house down each and every night, the Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels! And what’s even better than that, is that all this really makes Bret Hart angry. As a matter of fact, it drives him crazy. Bret Hart cannot stand the fact that for the past two years he has been compared to me. And when that happens, everyone realizes that Bret Hart can’t lace my wrestling boots. And when it comes to comparing Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania, it’s not even close. When the lights are on bright at the biggest event of the year, no one does it better than the Heartbreak Kid, and the Hitman found that out first hand last year when I beat him for the WWF Title. And I got news for everyone, the same thing will happen this year. The lights will be on bright, the arena will be filled to capacity, millions will be watching at home, I will do what I do best, and Bret Hart will do what he does best. Bret Hart will choke. Bret Hart will lose to Shawn Michaels. Bret Hart will lose the WWF Championship. And with any luck, Bret Hart will run back to Canada, and this time he’ll stay there for good. Hitman, enjoy these last few weeks, because at WrestleMania, I wont just be the Showstopper or the Main Event, I’ll also be the WWF Champion! Now hit our music! (86%)Hakushi defeated Shane Helms in a Lightweight Championship Tournament Quarter Final MatchHelms appears to be an up and comer to keep an eye on in the division, but Hakushi’s experience was the difference. Hakushi ducked a high spin kick from Helms and then locked him into a Tiger Bomb to score the win and advance in the tournament. (73%)Cerbral AssassinWe now go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I am standing by with Hunter Hearst-Helmsley, who in the past few weeks has been a thorn in the side of one Ahmed Johnson. However, Ahmed will get his chance to gain some revenge on you, Hunter, when you two go one on one at WrestleMania. HHH: You say that like I have something to worry about. I have no problem taking Ahmed Johnson to school at WrestleMania. Where I get my kicks is watching Ahmed run around here week after week, completely out of his mind trying to get his hands on me. It seems he hasn’t figured out that I’m too smart for that. See I was the one who targeted Ahmed Johnson. I laid out a plan, and I have executed it. I took away his Intercontinental Title, and championship he never deserved in the first place, and now I will prove just how superior I am at WrestleMania. See, this is just another example of brains versus brawn. Do you remember what happened the last time I faced a big meathead similar to Ahmed Johnson? I broke his arm and he hasn’t been seen since. Ahmed Johnson should learn from that, but I guess that’s too much to ask of him. So I can wait until WrestleMania. But can you, Ahmed? Can you wait until WrestleMania to get a piece of me? I don’t think you can. In fact, I’m counting on it. But I will guarantee you this. You will not touch one hair on my head until WrestleMania comes around; and that drives you crazy, doesn’t it? Not only will I drive you crazy, but it tears you up inside to know you can’t do anything about it. I’m in our head, Ahmed, and when that happens, there’s no getting me out. And come WrestleMania, it will lead to your downfall, and you will just be another victim of the cerebral assassin known as Hunter Hearst-Helmsley. (89%)Friend or Foe?We cut to the backstage area where we see Ahmed Johnson watching Hunter’s interview on a video screen. Hunter’s comments send Ahmed into a bit of a tirade and Ahmed goes stomping out of the room looking for Hunter. Ahmed is knocking over equipment and asking anyone and everyone where Hunter is. Ahmed comes to a door that is locked and bangs on it, screaming for Hunter to come out and face him. Ahmed rears back and kicks the door in! Ahmed storms into the locker room area, but doesn’t find Hunter, but does find Marc Mero, who confronts him. Mero: Whoa, whoa! Helmsley’s not in here. Get a hold of yourself! Ahmed: Get out of my way, boy. Mero: Get a hold of yourself! All you’re doing right now is proving him right. Everything he said is true. He’s in your head, man. You’re kicking in doors, tearing the place up, and a few weeks ago you cost me a match and a shot at your Intercontinental Title. You know, that title you used to have? Ahmed: So it’s gonna be like that, huh? You got a problem with me? You wanted a piece of me so bad? Well why don’t we go out to the ring tonight and I’ll give you all you want! I wanted Hunter, but for tonight, I guess you’ll do. Mero: If that’s what you want, you’re on! See you in the ring. (73%)Yokozuna and Fatu defeated The Hardy BoyzThis was a non-title match. Matt and Jeff put up a good fight and refused to go down easily, but the champions’ power advantage was evident. Jeff attempted a cross body from the top rope, but was caught in mid air by Fatu and slammed to the mat. Yoko was then tagged in and finished Hardy off with the Bonzai Drop. As Yoko and Fatu posed in the ring with their titles, Billy Gunn and Jesse James hit the ring, attacking both men from behind with steel chairs! James drilled Fatu in the head with the chair, sending him to the canvas. James and Gunn then turned their attention to Yokozuna, who was sitting on his knees. The Outlaws stood on each side of him and then slammed their chairs together, sandwiching Yoko’s head between them! Yoko slumped over unconscious onto the canvas as the New Age Outlaws posed over the tag champs to boos from the crowd. (73%)A Perfect ChallengerWWF President Gorilla Monsoon is out in the ring with a mic.Gorilla: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the Intercontinental Champion, D’Lo Brown. D’Lo struts out to the ring, the IC title wrapped around his waist.Gorilla: Mr. Brown, I called you out here tonight because I told you that I had a big announcement regarding WrestleMania and your opponent for the Intercontinental Championship. D’Lo: With all due respect Mr. Monsoon, as big as your announcement might be, it can’t be bigger that D’Lo Brown! It can’t outshine Primetime, you know what I’m saying? I’m the reason all these people are here tonight. These people are here because they want to see greatness, and that’s exactly what I am. I’m the MVP of the WWF, and I’m the reigning Intercontinental Champion. As a matter of fact, I’m the perfect and “0” Intercontinental Champion, because least I remind you that I am undefeated in this ring. So you can go ahead with your little announcement, Mr. Monsoon, but there’s no way it’s gonna be bigger than what you’ve got in this ring right now. Gorilla: Well, I will give credit where credit is due. You are the Intercontinental Champion and you are, so far, undefeated in the WWF. And D’Lo, I agree with you that maybe you need some higher competition. And I can’t think of a better place to raise the level of competition than at WrestleMania. A few weeks ago I was approached by a man who asked to return to the World Wrestling Federation. He asked to compete at WrestleMania, and he asked for an Intercontinental Title shot against you. D’Lo: Now hang on a second. I’m all for higher competition, but what has this bum, whoever he is, done to just walk into the WWF and get a title shot at me in his first match? Gorilla: Well, for starters, he’s competed at WrestleManias before. In fact, he is a former Intercontinental Champion himself. And he has a real problem with you recently calling yourself the perfect Intercontinental Champion. So let me introduce your challenger at WrestleMania. Familiar music hits the arena and the crowd roars and rises to its feet as we see, standing in the aisle, none other than Mr. Perfect! Mr. Perfect is back in the WWF! D’Lo Brown looks at his challenger for Mania, and can’t believe his eyes. Brown tries to plead with Gorilla, but the President leaves the ring and D’Lo looks a bit upset. Mr. Perfect soaks in the cheers of the crowd and then points to D’Lo, putting him on notice that he is coming for him and the IC Title at WrestleMania.(76%) D’Lo Brown gained overness from this segment.Brian Christopher defeated Billy Kidman in a Lightweight Champiosnhip Tournament Quarter Final MatchTwo young studs going at it in this one, and they put on a nice match. The action went back and forth until Christopher was able to drop Kidman with a brain buster before going to the top rope and connecting with a high flying leg drop to get the three count and advance. (76%)It’s OnWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is standing by, a little nervous.Todd: I’m here with Steve Austin, and Mr. Austin you must have heard the Kliq’s comments tonight and Diesel laying out a challenge for you for WrestleMania. Your thoughts? Austin: You look a little nervous, son? Are you nervous? Do I make you uneasy? Why don’t you hand over the mic and I’ll conduct my own interview? Todd hands the mic over and then leaves the area.Austin: What are my thoughts? My thoughts are this. Diesel, if you’re looking for a fight for WrestleMania all you had to do was ask! I’ve never backed down from anyone in my career and I’m sure as hell not gonna start with you. You and your buddies complain that Steve Austin didn’t get the job done? I’m not a service that you can buy and pay for. I do what I want, when I want, and how I want to do it! I thought I could get myself a WWF Title shot by teaming with you three at Stampede, so I did it. Shawn Michaels pissed me off and I felt like punching him in the mouth, so I did it. Ted Dibiase tried to take over my career and I decided it was best if we ended our little business relationship, so I did. And last week I felt like coming down and giving Diesel a Stunner, so I did that too! The saying goes that when you play with fire, sooner or later you’re gonna get burned, and you’re looking at the hottest thing going in the WWF today. I’m not anyone’s lackey, I’m not anyone’s body guard, and I’m definitely not anyone’s buddy. Steve Austin controls his own career and his own actions, and the action I’m gonna take at WrestleMania is to beat Diesel’s shoulders to the mat for the one, two, three, and that’s the bottom line! (100%) Steve Austin gained overness from this segment.Ahmed Johnson defeated “Wildman” Marc Mero w/SableThe crowd was unsure of who to root for in this one. Ahmed used his power advantage early on, but Mero was able to quicken the pace to his benefit. Mero took Johnson down with a samoan drop and went to the top rope looking for the Wild Thing, but he took a bit too long to set up and Ahmed got back to his feet and shook the top rope, causing Mero to crotch himself on the top turnbuckle. Ahmed then grabbed Mero off the buckle and pulled him down into the ring before planting him with the Pearl River Plunge for the win. Ahmed was pleased with the win, but then reached over and helped Mero to his feet. The two fan favorites then shook hands to applause from the crowd before Mero left the ring and allowed Ahmed to celebrate. However, as Mero was backing up the aisle, Hunter Helmsley suddenly appeared and ambushed Mero from behind! Hunter began to put the boots to Mero on the floor. This caught Ahmed’s attention, but Hunter ran back up the aisle and through the curtain before Ahmed hit the scene. Johnson thought about chasing after Hunter, but decided instead to check on Mero, though he was visibly angry about Helmsley’s sneak attack. (76%)Cain w/Jake Roberts defeated Rad Radford with the TombstoneRadford was no match for the big red monster. Cain made quick work of the grunger and put him away with a Tombstone for the three count. As Cain and Paul Bearer stood in the ring, the lights cut out in the arena. Thunder was then heard as a purple glow engulfed the ring. Cain and Bearer looked up as it appeared that it was raining inside the ring! What is going on here? (68%)Bret Hart defeated Scott Hall by DisqualificationThis was a high profile main event for Raw, as the WWF Champion took on a Kliq member and a former WWF Champion in his own right. The match went back and forth, with both men getting near falls after connecting with signature moves. Hall caught Hart with a boot to the gut and set him up for the Razor’s Edge, but the Hitman escaped the hold and was able to grab Hall with a double leg takedown and lock him in the Sharpshooter! Hart sat back as Hall looked to be about to submit when…BAM! The Hitman was suddenly hit with a swift kick to the face! It was Shawn Michaels! The referee called for the bell, ruling a DQ, as HBK and Hall started to put a beat down on the champ. British Bulldog then came running down to the ring. HBK bailed, but Davey Boy laid a few rights into Hall before clotheslining him over the top rope to the floor. Bulldog checked on Hart as the Kliq members backed up the aisle and Raw came to a close. (91%)
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Post by abyss on Apr 16, 2009 19:42:18 GMT -5
Glad you posted a show, seems like it's been a while. Razor/Bulldog sounds fine. Austin/Diesel sounds really good and it's been built up well. HBK talking was fine too, good opening segment overall man. Ok LH match there. Ahmed/HHH makes sense since I believe HHH made Ahmed lose the IC title to D'Lo. Interesting there with Mero/Ahmed. Yoko/Fatu sounds like a scary team. Cool there with Mr. Perfect; hope D'Lo goes over though. Ahmed winning makes sense. Liking the Cain push still. Hart-Hall was a big way to close the show. Good show, Mania sounds really really awesome.
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