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Post by koreygunz on Apr 24, 2009 17:53:46 GMT -5
*As a company, the WWF is really looking forward to WrestleMania 13 and feel it will be their biggest show of the year. The card should be finalized on Raw this week. The matches that are scheduled so far are Bret Hart versus Shawn Michaels for the WWF Title, Steve Austin versus Diesel, Scott Hall versus British Bulldog, Ahmed Johnson versus Hunter Hearst-Helmsley, D'Lo Brown versus Mr. Perfect for the Intercontinental Title, and Cactus Jack versus Vader in a No Holds Barred match. Expect a Tag Team Title match and one other match to be added soon. *Officials are also very happy with the Lightweight Division. It has produced some great matches and many members of the division seem to work well together. The finals of the Lightweight Championship Tournament will be held at WrestleMania. *PG-13 member JC Ice injured his back recently, and should return to the ring at the end of the month. *The WWF is looking for a new graphics and marketing designer (if you make graphics and would be willing to make me some for my PPVs, let me know. Thanks)
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Post by DTP. on Apr 25, 2009 6:54:30 GMT -5
Solid opening promo to kick off WWF RAW is WAR with only nearly three weeks until WrestleMania 13, you still write your promos really well and this set up the three big matches for Mania up pretty perfectly. Hakushi returning is amazing. I hope he gets far. Him beating Shane Helms is fine, since Helms isn't really experienced enough here. Interesting, the blue blood gimmick on Hunter Hearst Helmsley gone? I like how you're making this into an Attitude Era esque diary now. Good way to get Yokozuna and Fatu over, beating the enhancement talent Hardy Boyz. Wow, D'Lo Brown feuding with Mr Perfect? That seems pretty kickass. Brian Christopher beating Billy Kidman is fine, once again because of a lack of experience at this point by Kidman. Hehe, enjoyed reading the Stone Cold Steve Austin promo. Ahmed Johnson beating Marc Mero is fine, seemed pretty decent. Good way to get Cain over, beating Rad Radford. Not digging Cain with that spelling of a name though. Awesome main event with Bret Hart beating Scott Hall. I liked.
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Post by koreygunz on May 4, 2009 15:28:46 GMT -5
My computer is being worked on right now, so this is on hold until I get it back. Hopefully a week or two.
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Post by koreygunz on Jun 3, 2009 15:57:27 GMT -5
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Post by koreygunz on Jun 15, 2009 13:13:26 GMT -5
March 16, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim Ross1-2-3 Kid defeated Super Crazy in a Quarter Final Lightweight Championship Tournament MatchKid wasn’t accompanied by Ted Dibiase, who was still feeling the effects of a Steve Austin Stunner a few weeks ago. Crazy had a bit of a power advantage over Kid, but both men put their speed and agility on display as well. In the end, Super Crazy attempted a moonsault from the top rope, but Kid rolled out of the way and Crazy crashed to the mat. Kid then connected with a spin kick to the head and pinned Crazy for the three count to advance in the tournament. (76%)The ChampWe now got the interview area where Todd Pettengill is standing by.Todd: Ladies and gentlemen, I am standing here with the WWF Champion, the Hitman, Bret Hart. And Bret, in a few weeks at WrestleMania it will be the match we’ve all been waiting a year to see. You and the Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels, one on one, for the WWF Championship. Your thoughts? Bret: You know, there was a time when I respected Shawn Michaels as a wrestler. I respected him as a competitor. But here lately it seems the only thing Shawn Michaels really excels at is running his mouth. Boy toy, you can make all the comments you want about me or my family- sticks and stones, Shawn. The bottom line is that at the end of the day, at WrestleMania you’re going to have to step through the ropes and face the Excellence of Execution in the squared circle. And if you want this WWF Title, you’re gonna have to earn it, and quite frankly, I don’t think you’ve got it in you. I cant deny that you beat me last year at WrestleMania for the WWF Title, and when I came back to the WWF I told everyone that regaining the WWF Title was what fueled me, and I went out and I got it done. You’re problem, Shawn, is that you’ve gone soft. You know in your heart that you cant beat me on your own. You depend on your buddies, Hall and Diesel, to help you out when the going gets tough, and trust me its not going to get any tougher than at WrestleMania. The past is the past, and I’m looking to the future, and the future is at WrestleMania when I walk out still the WWF Champion, and prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that I am exactly what I say I am- the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be. (93%)Chris Benoit defeated Rad Radford with the CrossfaceThis was Benoit’s first singles match since debuting in the WWF, and he did not disaapoint. Benoit’s full arsenal was on display here as he hit Radford with a variety of suplexes and technical wrestling moves. Benoit methodically took Radford apart until finally locking in a submission move he calls the Crossface, forcing Radford to cal it quits. (74%)CrazyWe now go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’m standing by with Ahmed Johnson who in just a few weeks will finally go one on one with Hunter Hearst-Helmsley at WrestleMania. And Ahmed, you have to admit that if it was Helmsley’s mission to get under your skin, he’s done a good job of that. Ahmed: Sometimes even the devil needs to be given his due. You know for weeks Hunter Helmsley has been putting his big nose in my business and then ducking and dodging me at every turn. And maybe he’s right. Maybe he does have me a little heated. Maybe he has made me even a little bit crazy. But you see, what Helmsley doesn’t realize is that that’s good for me, and not so good for him. At WrestleMania there won’t be anymore running, punk! There’s nowhere to go and nowhere to hide. I come from the streets boy, and I’ve seen what men are capable of when they’re pushed to the edge. I’ve seen what they can do when they go a little crazy. And that’s what you’ve done to me, Hunter, you’re pushed me to the edge. And now you’re gonna pay the consequence. At WrestleMania, you’re gonna find out just what can happen when Ahmed Jonhon goes a little crazy! And I want you to remember, as I’m beating yo ass from one side of the ring to the other, that you brought this all on yourself. You wanted me, and at WrestleMaia, you got me. Good luck. (77%)Rey Mysterio defeated Flash Funk in a Quarter Final Lightweight Championship Tournament MatchThe masked man known as Mysterio was at a size disadvantage here, but it not deter him. Funk connected with a few impressive moves but could not seem to put Mysterio down. Funk, perhaps a bit frustrated, attempted to throw Mysterio over the top rope and out of the ring, bit Mysterio held on and landed on the apron. When Funk turned around, Rey leaped onto the top rope and onto the shoulders of Flash, turning him over with a hurricanrana and scored the sudden three count! Flash had a look of surprise on his face, but he and Mysterio shared a handshake in the ring before Rey celebrated moving on to the semi finals. (67%)Tag Team Challenge We go back to the interview area.Todd: I’m here with the WWF Tag Team Champions, Yokozuna and Fatu, who have asked for time to get something off their chest. (Fatu grabs the mic) Fatu: Billy Gunn and Jesse James, you call yourselves the New Age Outlaws and say you’re out to make a name for yourselves. And it seems that you’ve decided to try and make that name at the expense of myself and Yokozuna. Well I got news for you fellas, your road to fame has gotten off on a bad first step. If you want to try and make a name for yourself, why don’t you two meet us at WrestleMania? No steel chairs, no sneak attacks, just two on two for these tag team titles. Here’s your chance to make your mark. All you gotta do is step up. Yokozuna: Banzai! (69%)D’Lo Brown defeated Bob Holly with the Lo DownThis was a non title match. D’Lo held the upper hand for the majority of the early goings of the match. Mid way through the bout, Mr. Perfect appeared in the aisle and walked out to ringside, observing the match from the aisle. This distracted Brown and allowed Holly to mount a bit of a comeback. Holly attempted a suplex, but D’Lo slipped out and quickly planted Holly with the Sky High. D’Lo then went to the outside and climbed to the top rope. D’Lo pointed at Mr. Perfect on the outside and taunted him a bit before then connecting on Holly with the Lo Down and picking up the win. D’Lo stood in the ring with his IC title, gloating, as Perfect looked on and gave him a sarcastic hand clap in the aisle. (71%)Deadman ReturnsA red glow engulfs the arena and Jake Roberts leads the monster Cain down to the ring.Jake: It seems there has been some strange phenomena occurring here in the WWF in the past few weeks. And it seems the assumption, and the question on everyone’s mind is, is it the work of the Undertaker? Well I have news for you my friends, the Undertaker is gone forever. This man, my disciple who I made in my own image, Cain, rid the WWF of the Phenom and took his place as the horseman of death for the Undertaker and the bringer of the apocalypse to the World Wrestling Federation. There is nothing and no one that stands in our way. The Undertaker is nothing more than a memory. Trust me. Just then a gong is heard and the arena goes black. A purple light illuminates the ring along with Cain and Roberts as strange chanting is heard. I group a druids then appear from behind the curtain, and they are carrying the body of the Undertaker! The Undertaker is dressed in black attire that is a bit different than what we’ve been accustomed to see him wearing. The druids lay the body of the Undertaker in the aisle and then walk slowly back up the ramp and out of sigh. A second gong is heard, and we then see Paul Bearer appear and begin to walk down the aisle with the urn! We haven’t seen Bearer in months, since Jake Roberts DDT’d him on the floor back at Survivor Series. Roberts is in the ring not sure what to make of all this as Cain stands stoically, his emotions hid behind his mask. Bearer stands in front of the body of Undertaker and holds the urn high in the air. Thunder is heard in the arena and flashes of light, resembling lightning, go off. A third gong is sounded and the Undertaker sits up! The crowd goes wild as the Undertaker then slowly gets to his feet to the glee of Bearer. The Undertaker stares in the ring at Roberts and Cain before thrusting his hands in the air and an explosion of fire erupts from each ring post in the ring! Roberts looks around, the fear evident in his eyes. The Undertaker then takes a banner that is hanging from the guard rail advertising WrestleMania. Undertaker stares at the banner in his hand, then points to Cain in the ring, and then performs a throat slashing gesture as his eyes roll back in his head. The Undertaker’s music then fills the arena as Roberts looks on in disbelief. The Undertaker has returned! And he has returned for revenge!(86%)Hunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Rocky Maivia with the PedigreeThese two young stars put on a quality match for the fans. Both men traded offense and the momentum of the match swung back and forth many times. Maivia looked to pick up the mild upset with a shoulder breaker, but Hunter kicked out at two. A bit frustrated, Maivia went to the top rope and went for a flying cross body, but Hunter side stepped and Maivia crashed to the mat. Hunter then moved in with a boot to the gut and then connected with the Pedigree to pick up the win. As Hunter posed in the ring, Ahmed Johnson came running down the aisle! Ahmed slid into the ring looking to get his hands on Helmsley, but Hunter bailed before he could do so. Ahmed stared down Hunter as he backtracked up the aisle, pointing to his head and reminding Johnson that he was too smart for that. (90%)Shawn Michaels defeated British BulldogThis served as the main event for the night. Bulldog came out hot and overwhelmed Michaels early on with his power, connecting with a press slam and a running clothesline for some early near falls. HBK got back in the mix and tried to recollect himself. Michaels connected with a elbow drop from the top, but only got a two count. Michaels went for Sweet Chin Music, but whiffed and Bulldog connected with a long standing suplex. Perhaps sensing HBK was in trouble, Scott Hall came down to ringside, distracting the referee and Davey Boy on the apron. During the confusion, Diesel came down to the ring and tossed a chain to Michaels, who slid it over his boot. Diesel then went back up the aisle as Michaels got to his feet. On the other side of the ring, Bulldog dropped Hall with a right hand, but as he turned back around he was blasted with a chain-loaded Sweet Chin Music. Davey Boy fell like a tree and HBK covered him for the three count. (80%)Austin StrikesAs Diesel stood in the aisle and applauded his Kliq mate Michaels for his victory, he was suddenly ambushed from behind and knocked to the ground. It’s Steve Austin! Austin mounted Diesel in the aisle and peppered him with right hands before beginning to stomp him next to the guard rail. Scott Hall then came to the aid of Diesel, but he was closely followed by the Bulldog. Austin and Bulldog traded blows with Diesel, amd Hall, until HBK joined in making it three on two. This brought out Bret Hart, who went right after Michaels. Hart, Bulldog, and Austin traded blows with the Kliq in the aisle as Raw came to a raucous close. (96%)
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Post by abyss on Jun 15, 2009 13:42:54 GMT -5
Glad to see another show. Hope you can get Mania up sometime in 2009 (just kidding). Good win for 123K. Great Bret promo there. Benoit in WWF is fine I guess, something different. Good Ahmed promo, it's a solid mid-card match for Mania. Like Rey being in the WWF here. That'd be a solid tag team title match if it was at Mania. D'Lo push has been fine. Nice Taker segment, adds to everything that has been happening with them. Heh, interesting to see Rock vs. HHH at this stage in their careers. Good main event, HBK winning was the right call. Nice show, still looking forward for Mania.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 15, 2009 14:20:19 GMT -5
Decent way to kick off this edition of WWF RAW is WAR, with another round in the Light-Heavyweight Championship tournament. 123 Kid beating Super Crazy is about right, hopefully 123 Kid will steal this tournament. Decent promo to hype up for WrestleMania 13, with Bret Hart cutting that promo on Shawn Michaels. Hmm, not sure about Chris Benoit being in the WWF at this time period, since he was in WCW and it was very unlikely of him leaving. But good way to get him over. Rad Radford was still in WWF? Haha. So lost here, is Radford. Uncharismatic promo by Ahmed Johnson, but should be good at WrestleMania 13, with his feuding with Hunter Hearst Helmsley. Rey Mysterio Jr beating Flash Funk is fine. 123 Kid vs Rey Mysterio Jr for WrestleMania 13's tournament final would be class. Nothing too grand with the tag team promo. D'Lo Brown beating Bob Holly is fine, nothing too grand. Solid promo by Jake Roberts. PLEASE change Cain into Kane. Hehe, that 'Cain' nickname is a bit iffy in my mindset. Solid match with Hunter Hearst Helmsley and Rocky Maivia, and solid main event, with Shawn Michaels beating Bret Hart's brother-in-law, British Bulldog.
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Post by Fury on Jun 16, 2009 4:12:54 GMT -5
Nice to see another show in this since it's like my favorite diary ever. Nice way to kick off with Kid advancing in the tournament, nice to see him get a good run even though I hope he doesn't win. Bret/Shawn feud is good and a really nice Bret promo there. Benoit in here is cool, looking forward to seeing what you do with, I feel his debut would've been served better at a later time as I'd prefer Raw's to be dedicated to Mania build. Nice Ahmed promo there, Ahmed/Helmsley is a cool midcard feud for Mania. Nice Rey/Flash match, nice to see Rey doing well and hope he advances to the final. New Age Outlaws vs Fatu & Yoko is definitely an intriguing tag title match up, looking forward to that. D'Lo/Holly was fine, the Perfect stuff is intriguing as well. The Taker/Roberts segment was very well written out, great stuff and build of that feud. The main event was some good stuff and a great way to continue 3 feuds in one, loved the pier 6 brawl to end the show.
Great stuff, you've built your feuds really well & Mania is shaping up nicely, keep it up man.
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Post by Matt on Jun 16, 2009 9:51:31 GMT -5
1-2-3 Kid going over Super Crazy was the better decision. The Bret Hart promo was gold and executed very well. I would actually love if Bret retained over Michaels just because of how unique that would be! Chris Beniot in the WWF is cool and I feel he will easily adapt. I liked the Ahmed promo as it was different and gave him more dimension. Rey Mysterio winning was the right choice as he is a top cruiserweight at this time. I like Fatu (and Yokozuna) challenging the New Age Outlaws to a title match at Wrestlemania. D’Lo defeating Holly does little for me as I am not a huge fan of Brown. I was a huge fan on Undertaker’s return as I feel you executed it perfectly. A nice win for Hunter-Hearst-Helmsley and I like Johnson staring down HHH was gold. The main event was great, Shawn Michaels winning was the right decision. I loved Austin coming out and attacking Diesel. Scoot Hall making the save is decent, but I like Bulldog making the save for Austin. HBK and Hart brawling with the four men works as well. I suspect there will be a 6 man tag match next week.
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Post by koreygunz on Jun 16, 2009 15:07:50 GMT -5
Nice to see another show in this since it's like my favorite diary ever. Nice way to kick off with Kid advancing in the tournament, nice to see him get a good run even though I hope he doesn't win. Bret/Shawn feud is good and a really nice Bret promo there. Benoit in here is cool, looking forward to seeing what you do with, I feel his debut would've been served better at a later time as I'd prefer Raw's to be dedicated to Mania build. Nice Ahmed promo there, Ahmed/Helmsley is a cool midcard feud for Mania. Nice Rey/Flash match, nice to see Rey doing well and hope he advances to the final. New Age Outlaws vs Fatu & Yoko is definitely an intriguing tag title match up, looking forward to that. D'Lo/Holly was fine, the Perfect stuff is intriguing as well. The Taker/Roberts segment was very well written out, great stuff and build of that feud. The main event was some good stuff and a great way to continue 3 feuds in one, loved the pier 6 brawl to end the show. Great stuff, you've built your feuds really well & Mania is shaping up nicely, keep it up man. Actually Benoit debuted last month as Bret Hart's fourth team member for the main event at IYH: Canadian Stampede. This was just his first singles match on Raw since his debut. Thanks for reading!
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Post by koreygunz on Jun 21, 2009 19:53:52 GMT -5
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 2, 2009 12:29:02 GMT -5
March 23, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossHakushi defeated Brian Christopher in a Semi-Final Lightweight Tournament MatchThe cocky and brash Christopher had the match in hand during the early goings, but might have got ahead of himself. Christopher had Hakushi down and went for a flying leg drop off the top rope, but took a little too much time posing on the turnbuckle and Hakushi moved out of the way. As Christopher got to his feet clutching his bruised hamstring, Hakushi hit him with a swift kick to the gut and then planted him with a Tiger Bomb to secure the three count and secure his place in the finals at WrestleMania. (72%)Unlikely PartnersWe go to the locker room area and see British Bulldog getting ready for his match later tonight when Steve Austin walks in.Austin: I want to get one thing clear. I don’t know who made this match for tonight, and I don’t really care. What I care about is the chance to beat on that big bastard Diesel a little bit before WrestleMania. That’s it. As far as last week is concerned, I didn’t come down to help you, my only intention was to get my hands on Diesel and any other Kliq member I could. I don’t care about you, I don’t care about your brother in law, all I care about is Steve Austin. Bulldog: You’ve made that clear from day one Steve. The fact is that me and you have to team up tonight, and I’m not any more excited about it than you are. But we do have one thing in common, and that is that we both want to see the Kliq go down. After tonight, we don’t have to even speak to each other ever again, and that’s probably the way we both want it. Austin: You’re right about that. And let’s be clear on something. I don’t like the Kliq, but I don’t like you or Bret Hart much better. So if you or your brother in law are expecting any help from me tonight, next week, next month, or even at WrestleMania, I wouldn’t count on it. (88%)Yokozuna and Fatu defeated the Supreme Machines w/Clarence MasonThis was a non title match, but these two teams have had their past history together. This was power versus power slugfest, as both teams connected with some stiff shots. In the end, Tatanka attempted a flying chop from the top rope, but was caught by Yokozuna and driven to the mat with a belly to belly suplex. Yoko followed up with the Banzai Drop and got the win for the tag champs. As Fatu and Yoko celebrated in the ring, the New Age Outlaws hit the ring with steel chairs in hand. Like in the previous weeks, Gunn and James tried to sneak attack the champions, but Yoko and Fatu were able to dodge the chair shots and then took the Outlaws down to the mat with simultaneous side kicks. The tag champs tried to continue the fight, but the Outlaws bailed out of the ring and backtracked up the aisle, choosing to instead fight another day at WrestleMania. (66%)Perfection ReturnsWe now go to the ring for an in-ring interview.Vince McMahon: Ladies and gentlemen, my guest at this time will challenge for the Intercontinental Championship next Sunday at WrestleMania. He is a former Intercontinental Champion himself and will be making his in-ring return next Sunday, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Perfect! Perfect appears in the aisle and makes his way to the ring to a very nice ovation.McMahon: Mr. Perfect, welcome back to the WWF. Perfect: It feels great to be back in a WWF ring, McMahon. And what better way to make the perfect comeback than to start it off at WrestleMania Thirteen, and start it off by winning the Intercontinental Championship once again. You see, while I was sitting at home training and contemplating a return to the ring, I watched Raw every week. And I saw a new superstar by the name of D’Lo Brown debut. He called himself “Primetime” and he undoubtedly had some talent. And then I saw him win the Intercontinental Title after being in the WWF for only a short while, and I admit I was impressed. But then I heard D’Lo come out here and begin to refer to himself as the perfect Intercontinental Champion. And as soon as those words left his mouth, I knew that was my cue to officially make my return. I’ve got news for D’Lo Brown. You may be undefeated so far in the WWF, but there has only been one perfect Intercontinental Champion in the history of the World Wrestling Federation, and you’re looking at him. And at WrestleMa… The music of D’Lo Brown hits the arena and the IC champion struts his way down to the ring and confronts Perfect.D’Lo: First let me say welcome back to the WWF, Mr. Perfect. You know I have a lot of respect for you and what you’ve done in your career. And it’s true that I am still undefeated in the WWF, but there is only one Mr. Perfect, and that’s you. You were the perfect Intercontinental Champion…back in the day. You were a great wrestler, but now there’s a new breed of prime time player, and it’s D’Lo Brown. I mean, you haven’t even been in the ring in, what, almost three years? I find it hard to believe that you’ve even got what it takes anymore. You are the one and only Mr. Perfect, but I don’t want to be you. You know why? Because I’m better than perfect! You might be Mr. Perfect, but you’re no Primetime D’Lo Brown! So with all due respect, after WrestleMania, you better recognize that times are changing around here, and you don’t have what it takes to get down with the brown. Perfect: D’Lo, I’ve got more wrestling talent in my finger than you do in your entire body! At WrestleMania, I’ve still got what it takes, and I guarantee you’re gonna get all you want and then some from Mr. Perfect. Pefect then hauls off and smacks Brown across the face! Brown is taken aback by this and tries to hit Perfect with a right hand, but Perfect ducks it and lays into D’Lo with rights of his own. D’Lo staggers back and then Perfect hits a beautiful dropkick and sends D’Lo through the ropes and to the floor! It doesn’t look Like Perfect has lost one step as he poses in the ring and D’Lo back tracks up the aisle.(82%) D’Lo Brown gained overness from this segment.1-2-3 Kid defeated Rey Mysterio in a Semi-Final Lightweight Tournament MatchThese two men were fighting for the last finals spot at Mania, and they fought hard for it. Mysterio was the obvious fan favorite and had the crowd behind him the entire match. Both men used speed and quickness in their offense. Mysterio seemed to be building momentum and went for a hurricanrana, but Kid blocked it and drove him to the mat with a powerbomb. 1..2..Mysterio kicked out! A bit frustrated, Kid went for a kick, but Rey ducked it and dropkicked Kid into the corner. Rey then charged in, but Kid moved and Mysterio collided with the turnbuckle. Kid schoolboyed Mysterio, and grabbed a handful of tights, to pick up the three count and move on to WrestleMania to meet Hakushi for the Lightweight Title. (74%)Cactus CrazyWe now go to the ring where Cactus Jack is standing with a mic.Cactus: The days are almost all scratched off of my calendar on my wall. The clock ticks away too slowly as I wait for WrestleMania to arrive, and I wait for the time and place when Vader and I will stand in the ring, and I will be given permission to do absolutely anything and everything I want to him. You see if Vader thinks that the thought of steel chairs, or trash cans, or tables, or even the thought of losing my other ear bothers me, he must have forgotten that I was the one who asked for this! I asked for the pain. I asked for the suffering. And it’s all because, whatever happens to me is a small price to pay to do the exact same thing to you, Vader. The night when you ripped my ear off of my skull is burned into my brain. And its obvious that no regulation wrestling match will ever be enough to satisfy my thirst for retribution. And so, come WrestleMania, I will take full advantage of what we call No Holds Barred. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, and an ear for an ear! As Cactus concluded his promo, Vader suddenly appeared in the ring with a steel chair and drilled Cactus in the head with it. Jack fell to the mat as Vader continually yelled at him “You like pain? You like pain?” Vader reared back and blasted Jack again with the chair, flush in the skull. After a few moments, Cactus tried to get to his feet, but after only making it to his knees, Vader nailed him a third time in the head with the chair! Cactus was busted open and began to make a pool of blood in the ring. Vader posed in the ring with the dented chair before throwing it to the ground. After giving Jack a few parting kicks to the gut, Vader then left the ring and began to make his way back up the aisle. Cactus started to roll over as officials and EMTs hit the ring, and as they tended to Jack’s wound, you could see Cactus staring down Vader in the aisle, blood trickling down his face…and smiling! (82%)Steve Austin and British Bulldog defeated Scott Hall and Diesel by DQBulldog and Austin were a strange tandem, and there were a few hard tags made between them, but their main focus was to get their hands on the Kliq members. Hall and Diesel focused on Bulldog and cut him off from his corner. Hall attempted a Razor’s Edge, but Davey escaped and clotheslined Hall to the mat before making the hot tag to Austin. Austin peppered Hall with right hands and connected with a side suplex. Austin looked to be sizing Hall up for the Stunner, but suddenly Diesel came into the ring and cracked Austin over the back with a steel chair! The referee immediately called for the bell but this was not over. Diesel smashed the chair over Austin’s back a second time while he was on the mat. Bulldog attempted to make a save, but Hall cut him off. Diesel then set Austin up and planted him to the mat with the Jacknife! Austin’s back was obviously hurt as Diesel kicked him to the outside of the ring. Diesel then turned to his partner, who was with Bulldog, and pulled a pair of handcuffs out of his tights. Diesel then blasted Bulldog in the back of the head with the handcuffs, nearly knocking him cold, and then took Davey and cuffed him to the top rope. Hall and Diesel then began to double team Bulldog, laying into him with fists and boots as Bulldog was helpless to defend himself. The Kliq continued their assault until officials and medics hit the ring. The group of officials finally got the Kliq to back off and were able to free Bulldog from the handcuffs. Diesel and Hall posed at the top of the ramp as Austin was down on the floor and Bulldog had to be helped up the aisle by medics. (79%)Cain w/Jake Roberts defeated Bart Gunn with the TombstoneNot what you would call a competitive match. Cain’s rage seemed even more heightened tonight as he quickly overpowered Gunn and overwhelmed him. A chokeslam spelled the beginning of the end, and Cain then planted Bart with a Tombstone to pick up the easy three. (72%)ResurrectedAs Cain and Roberts stand in the ring, we hear the familiar gong of the Undertaker as his music hits and the Deadman himself walks out to the top of the ramp. Taker begins to speak and can be heard throughout the arena although he doesn’t have a microphone.Undertaker: Cain, Jake Roberts, you have made the unfortunate choice to embark on a mission to destroy something that is immortal. What you fail to realize is that when you try to take out the Undertaker, you might be successful in damaging him physically. This flesh can to be bruised and torn and battered. But the spirit of the Undertaker cannot be destroyed. It is a flame that cannot be extinguished and lives on only to be resurrected. That which cannot be killed cannot die. And so I have returned once again, and I have returned to take your souls. Jake Roberts, you can collect as many lost souls into your brood as you want, but what you will find out is that even an army of thousands could not equal the power of the Undertaker and the power of the Darkside and its Creatures of the Night. And Cain, as powerful a force as you may be, you have been led down a path that only can end in your demise. At WrestleMania, it will be a black Sunday for you. You will witness first hand, just as all the others, that the Undertaker will not die! I will keep coming and coming until you are broken in spirit, mind, and body. Cain, you will fall the way the same as all those before you, and you will rest in peace. (91%)Ahmed Johnson defeated Crush with the Pearl River PlungeA good power versus power matchup. Crush got in some solid offense in the early going, but Ahmed changed the momentum and looked to have the match in hand. Hunter Hearst-Helmsley then came down to ringside, distracting Ahmed. With Johnon’s attention diverted, Crush attempted an ambush from behind, but Ahmed dodged it and Crush went smashing into the turnbuckle. Ahmed then set Crush up and delivered a Pearl River Plunge to get the victory. Johnson never took his eyes off Hunter as he had his hand raised, and the commentators hyped that these two would finally meet one on one at WrestleMania. (70%)Contract SigningVince McMahon was again in the ring, along with a table and two chairs, to oversee the contract signing for the main event at WrestleMania. He first introduced Shawn Michaels, who came to the ring to a chorus of boos, and then the WWF Champion Bret Hart, who got a rousing ovation. The two men stared ach other down before Shawn Michaels first signed the contract, followed by Bret. HBK then grabbed the mic out of Vince’s hands.HBK: McMahon, the contract is signed, so you’re business here is done. If I were you, I’d leave the ring now, because has nothing to do with you. Vince walks out.HBK: Hitman, this contract officially puts you on notice. In seven days at WrestleMania, I’m going to finish what I started years ago, and that is ruin your career for good. You knew year ago that I was faster than you, stronger than you, more athletic than you, and that when push came to shove you couldn’t hold a candle to me! When I beat you last year at WrestleMania, it put you in such a deep depression that you were gone for almost nine months. But this time there wont be a comeback. Next Sunday, when I beat you again, it will prove to you and to the world what I already know, and that is when you get on the biggest stage of them all, you choke. When everything is at stake, you just cant beat the Heartbreak Kid! You know it, I know it, your family knows it, and I cant wait to see the look on your face when you realize that Shawn Michaels has single handedly taken everything from you. Your pride, your career, and next Sunday, your WWF Title. Bret: You know Shawn… Bret then drops the mic and proceeds to attack Michaels with right hands! Bet tackles Shawn to the ground, but then down comes Diesel and Scott Hall! Hall and Diesel pull Hart off HBK and the Kliq then begin a three on one attack that the Hitman cant hold off for long. Bret is being beat down in the ring, and there doesn’t appear to be anyone to help him. British Bulldog was taken out earlier tonight, and who knows where Steve Austin is. After a few more minutes of ganging up on Hart, Hall and Diesel pull him up to his feet. As Hart stands weary, Michaels sizes him up and blasts him with Sweet Chin Music! Michaels stands over Hart’s body, pointing his finger in his face and talking trash. Raw comes to an end with the Kliq standing tall in the ring. Is this what we will see at WrestleMania?(99%) Bret Hart gained overness from this segment.
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Post by DTP. on Jul 2, 2009 13:35:23 GMT -5
I'm happy that Hakushi is going to compete for the WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 13, glad he beat Brian Christopher, and a decent way to kick off WWF RAW is WAR this week, also. Interesting promo there, with Steve Austin and British Bulldog. Not too grand of a match with Yokozuna and Fatu beating former rivals, the Supreme Machines. Final build with Mr Perfect and D'Lo Brown sounds good, looking forward to their climax at WrestleMania 13. 123 Kid beating Rey Mysterio Jr is a great match, glad that he is going to challenge for the WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 13. Hakushi and the Kid would put on an awesome match. Intense angle with Cactus Jack and Vader. Solid tag team match, Steve Austin and British Bulldog beating Scott Hall and Diesel is fine, sounds liek an epic match. The disqualification finish is all fine and dandy. Cain beating Bart Gunn is fine. The promo with The Undertaker was nicely done. Ahmed Johnson beating Crush is fine, not a superb match. Fantastic closing promo with Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels. As you reach the year point in a game year, well done on your work. It's been fantastic.
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Post by abyss on Jul 2, 2009 16:20:57 GMT -5
Can't wait for Mania, it's almost here. Predict Hakushi to win which would be fine. Glad Yoko/Fatu won, them against the Outlaws is good. Perfect/D'Lo is a little random for Mania but still decent. Good case of rookie vs. veteran. Too bad Rey lost but 123 vs. Hakushi is a good undercard match. Austin tag match was pretty good, served its purpose. Fine win for Cain heading into Mania. Ahmed/Hunter has been a nice feud as well. Nice ending, really wondering what will happen with Bret/HBK. Mania should be amazing, really can't wait for it.
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Post by Fury on Jul 3, 2009 4:59:33 GMT -5
Kinda wish Christopher would've went over, but Hakushi's fine. Like the no nonsense attitude you developed with Austin in the promo. Hopefully the NAO go over at Mania against Yoko & Fatu. Perfect/D'Lo promo was very well written out, looking forward to that match at Mania. Glad Kid went over and hope he wins the Lightweight Title. Great Cactus promo there, very well written out, the beatdown by Vader was also very well written out & am very much looking forward to the match at Mania. Tag match sounded great, liked the handcuffing and beatdown by the Kliq on Bulldog, once again great build. Cain/Gunn was alright, really nicely written dark promo there by the Taker. Ahmed/Crush was a bit meh, but I've enjoyed the Ahmed/Hunter build, looking forward to that match. Contract signing segment was great, don't know how I feel about Michaels standing over Hart but it made sense.
Congratulations on getting this far, you've written an amazing diary that has been a personal favorite. You've built Mania fantastically & I look forward to reading it. Good job.
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Post by koreygunz on Aug 23, 2009 17:08:32 GMT -5
March 30, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim Ross1-2-3 Kid defeated Hakushi to become WWF Lightweight ChampionA fast paced match to kick of Mania that really got the crowd into the action that is the Lightweight division. Both men got in a lot of offense, with Kid occasionally using the typical underhanded moves to swing the momentum back in his favor. Kid hit a flying kick from the top rope, but Hakushi kicked out at the last moment. Kid disagreed with the referee, allowing Hakushi to regroup and go on the offensive. Hakushi locked Kid up and connected with the Tiger Bomb, but Kid was able to grab on to the bottom rope to break the pin at two and a half. In the end, Hakushi went for a roundhouse kick, but Kid ducked the move and rolled Hakushi up from behind. As the referee slid into position, Kid grabbed a handful of tights and was able to keep the White Angel down for the three count to become the new Lightweight Champion. (88%) The Lightweight Title gained in imageYokozuna and Fatu defeated the New Age Outlaws to RETAIN the Tag Team TitlesThe Outlaws tried to keep the big men off balance with quick tags and interchanges. However, once Yokozuna finally got his hands around Jesse James for a belly to belly suplex, the momentum had changed. The match continued back and forth until a pivotal moment when Fatu attempted a splash in the corner, but Billy Gunn moved out of the way and threw the referee in his way, crushing the official between the turnbuckle and Fatu. With the ref down, Gunn occupied Fatu in the ring while James grabbed a chair from the outside. As Fatu traded right hands with Gunn, James attempted to hit Fatu with the chair in the back, but Yokozuna cut him off and took the chair away from James before blasting him in the head with it himself! Yoko then blasted Gunn with the chair as well, giving the Outlaws a taste of their own medicine. With Gunn down on the mat, Fatu went to the middle rope and connected with a huge leg drop! Fatu made the cover as the referee slowly got into position and counted the three, allowing the champs to retain their titles on this night. (75%) The Tag Team Titles gained in imageHunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Ahmed JohnsonAhmed had waited a long time to get his hands on Helmsley, and it showed as Johnson was even more aggressive than usual. Ahmed dominated most of the early going, but Hunter battled back and was able to slow Johnson down. Both men hit high impact moves for near falls and were putting on a really entertaining match that the crowd was in to. Helmsley ducked a clothesline and connected with the Pedigree, but Ahmed kicked out at two! With a look of amazement on his face, Hunter went for a second Pedigree, but Ahmed powered out of it and back dropped him to the mat. Ahmed then began to build some steam with a flurry of clotheslines and a spine buster. However, Ahmed’s emotions would get the best of him after he threw Hunter to the corner and charged in after. But Hunter moved out of the way and Johnson went shoulder first into the steel ring post. Hunter then pulled Ahmed away from the corner and delivered the second Pedigree of the match and getting the three count. (90%)Cactus Jack defeated Vader w/Jim Cornette in a No Holds Barred MatchYou would expect and knock down drag out here, and that was exactly what you got. Cactus came to the ring carrying the steel chair that Vader had dented his head with a few weeks ago, and immediately started the match by attacking Vader with it. Both men endured their share of punishment, and chairs, trash cans, and even a fire extinguisher were used. Both men also bled, as Cactus was busted open after a vicious chair shot to the skull from Vader, and the Mastodon were a true crimson mask after being given a double arm DDT onto a chair. Vader, however, kicked out at two following the move when Jack went for the cover. The tide turned back in Vader’s favor, and after beating Cactus down to the mat, he placed a chair over Jack’s body and went to the middle rope, then connected with a Vader Bomb onto Cactus and the chair! The move seemed to damage Vader as well, and he took a little time to cover Jack, which might have been the difference as Cactus kicked out at the last second! Vader then went to the outside and started to tear apart the announcer’s table. It appeared he had some evil intentions for Jack. As Vader set up the table, Cactus had rolled out of the ring, and then blind sided Vader in the face with the ring bell! Vader looked out on his feet as Cactus positioned Vader on the table. Jack then took a chair and went up to the ring apron before taking a running start and diving off the apron with the chair onto Vader, sending them crashing through the table! The referee rushed over and it appeared Cactus had an arm draped over Vader’s chest among the wreckage, so the ref counted the three count and awarded the match to Cactus. (82%) Cactus Jack gained overness from this match.D’Lo Brown and Mr. Perfect went to a Draw; D’Lo Brown RETAINS the Intercontinental TitleFans were anxious to see Mr. Perfect return to the ring, and in the early moments of the match, he showed no signs of ring rust, frustrating Brown with a series of quick takedowns. Brown regrouped and began to control the match, focusing on the knee of Perfect. Brown and Perfect continued to trade offense, with Brown being able to cut Perfect’s momentum off with another attack on the knee. Brown even connected with a Sky High, but Perfect kicked out at two. A bit flustered, Brown went to the top rope and went for the Lo Down, but Perfect rolled out of the way and D’Lo crashed to the mat. Perfect then went on the offensive, connecting with his signature moves including a nice dropkick and snapping Brown’s neck over from behind. Perfect brought Brown to the corner and went up to his shoulders, looking for a victory roll, but Brown reversed it into a gut buster! Feeling good, Brown set Perfect up and had a certain look in his eye. It looked like he was setting Perfect up for the Perfect Plex, looking to win this match with Perfect’s own move. Brown set him up, but then Perfect rolled D’Lo up in a small package. 1..2..3! We have a new Intercontinental Champion! Brown is stunned in the ring as Perfect has his arms raised. The referee grabbed the title belt from ringside….and handed it to D’Lo! Brown seemed as shocked as everyone else, including Perfect. The ring announcer then explained that both men’s shoulders were on the mat, therefore the match ends in a draw and Brown retains the title. Brown took his title and exited quickly, celebrating the aisle as Perfect confronted the referee about the decision. (77%) D’Lo Brown gained overness from this match. Mr. Perfect lost overness from this match.Scott Hall defeated British Bulldog The first of the Kliq/Hart family wars tonight. Hall and Bulldog put on a solid back and forth match. Bulldog kept Hall on the defensive for most of the match, with Hall hitting timely moves to keep himself in it. In a high point of the match, Bulldog escaped a Razor’s Edge attempt and hit a neck breaker for a near fall. Hall whipped Davey Boy to the corner and then charged in, but Bulldog moved and Hall missed his dive, ending up laying across the ropes in the turnbuckle. Bulldog then moved in, putting Hall on his shoulder, and delivering the Running Powerslam! 1..2..the referee stops the count because Hall’s leg is on the bottom rope. Bulldog tries to lift Hall to his feet, but Hall shoves him backward, causing him to collide with the referee, sending him to the mat. As Davey tries to revive the ref, Hall pulls a foreign object out of his tights and puts it over his knuckles. As Bulldog moves towards him, Hall blocks a right hand and gives Davey one of his own with his loaded hand, putting Bulldog immediately on the canvas. Hall quickly tucks the object back in his tights and then delivers a Razor’s Edge to Davey Boy. Hall has the cover as the ref comes back to his senses and makes the three count, giving the Kliq their first victory of the night. (81%)Steve Austin defeated Diesel Hall’s match was followed by his Kliq mate Diesel’s match with Austin. After a stare down in the middle of the ring, it was Austin who landed the first blow, rocking Diesel with right hands, but a hard knee to the gut ended that short spurt, displaying Diesel’s power advantage over Austin. The match began at Diesel’s pace, slow and methodical as he took Austin apart piece by piece. A boot to the face and a sidewalk slam both resulted in near falls for Big Daddy Cool. Austin would show signs on making a comeback, but would be cut off by another power move. However, after ducking a clothesline, Austin attacked with a Lou Thesz press and finally got the big man down on the mat, showering him in right hands. Austin then tried to speed up the tempo, stomping Diesel in the corner before hitting a side Russian leg sweep. Austin then targeted the legs of Diesel, slapping on a Figure Four Leg Lock. Diesel tried to reverse the hold, and eventually used his length to reach the bottom rope and break the hold. Diesel got to his feet favoring his knee and Austin went for the Stunner, but was shoved off and then ran right into a spinning sidewalk slam. Diesel motioned for the Jacknife and brought Austin to set him up, but from out of nowhere Austin connected with a Stunner! The crowd came alive, but Austin had taken a good beating and couldn’t make a cover. Both men were down as the referee started his count. Diesel made it to his feet first, waiting for Austin to get to his. Diesel went for a running boot to the head, but Austin ducked, delivered a kick to the gut, and hit another Stuner! This time Austin made the cover and earned the three count. (92%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Cain w/Jake RobertsUndertaker returned to the ring for the first time since Royal Rumble to face Cain once again. Cain again showed his power, standing toe to toe with Undertaker like no one ever has before. The match went back and forth with no man getting a clear cut advantage for long. Both men connected with their signature moves but couldn’t put the other away. At one point in the match, Cain hit Taker with a Tombstone piledriver, Taker’s own move, but the Phenom kicked out at two. A few moments later, Undertaker planted Cain with a choke slam, but the big monster kicked out at two as well! With the match at a fever pitch and seemingly able to go either way, Raven suddenly appeared from the crowd and hopped the railing. Raven got onto the ring apron, ignoring the orders of the referee. After catching his attention, Undertaker began to walk over to confront Raven, with Cain close behind. Raven then attempted to throw what looked like a fire ball, but Taker side stepped it and the fire blew up in Cain’s face instead! Taker gave Raven a boot to the face, knocking him to the floor. With Cain holding his face and eyes, Taker picked the monster up and drove him to the mat with a Tombstone before crossing his arms on his chest and registering the three count. Undertaker posed in the ring with Bearer as the ring was engulfed in purple light, while Roberts led Raven and Cain away, vowing that this wasn’t over. (91%)Bret Hart defeated Shawn Michaels to RETAIN the WWF ChampionshipThe bad blood between these two has been chronicled in detail over the last few weeks, and everyone in attendance was ready for this one to go down. Each man countered the other’s offense, as it seemed they knew what the other was thinking. The match progressed as HBK began to control the tempo. As Michaels appeared to have an advantage, Hall and Diesel began to make their way out to the ring, offering encouragement to their buddy. HBK continued to control the match for a few minutes until Hart reversed a side suplex attempt and connected with a back breaker. Hart then went on the offensive, breaking HBK down with a series of signature maneuvers. Hart went for a body slam, but Michaels slipped out and tried to connect with Sweet Chin Music, but the Hitman caught him by the foot, tripped him up, and slapped on the Sharpshooter! The crowd began to roar as it seemed HBK had nowhere to go. Michaels tried to reach for the ropes, but couldn’t reach. Fearing their friend was in danger of tapping out, Diesel jumped up on the apron, distracting the referee. With the ref’s attention elsewhere, Hall ran over to Michaels and pushed the bottom rope towards him, allowing Michaels to grab it. The referee turned back around and, seeing HBK on the rope, ordered Hart to release the hold. Hart did, and seeing Diesel on the apron, turned his attention to him. Hart and Diesel started to exchange blows with the ref trying to separate them, not wanting to end this important match on a DQ. Hart was finally separated from Diesel, but walked right into Sweet Chin Music from Michaels! HBK was still feeling the effects of the Sharpshooter and didn’t make an immediate cover. Suddenly, British Bulldog and Jin Neidhart, who was apparently in the building, came down to the ring and engaged Hall and Diesel! The Hart family members and the Kliq brawled around the ring and eventually up the aisle, leaving it just Bret and Shawn in the ring. HBK crawled over and covered the Hitman, bit Hart kicked out at two! Michaels continued to go on the offensive, seemingly running out of ideas of moves to hit Hart with to put him down. HBK then decided to go to the top rope. As Hart got to his feet, HBK flew off with a double axe handle, bit Hart was able to catch Michaels by the legs, take him to the mat, and lock in the Sharpshooter again! Michaels flailed around, reaching for the ropes to save him. It looked like he might reach them, but Hart dragged Michaels back towards the middle of the ring before sitting down even further on the hold, cinching it in. Michaels made one last gasp for the ropes, but the pain became too much and Michaels had no choice but to submit! The referee called for the bell as the crowd in the arena came to its feet as Bret Hart was announced the winner and still WWF Champion. WrestleMania came to a close with the Hitman raising his title over his head to the roar of his fans. (95%) The WWF Title gained in image
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Post by DTP. on Aug 23, 2009 17:33:30 GMT -5
WWF WrestleMania 13: Sunday 30th March 1997...Welcome to the 365th day of your diary. God damn it's been one long year, full of excitement. Now let's have a glance at what we've got here. Great way to open things up with the finals of the WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship Tournament between 123 Kid and Hakushi. Please rename 123 Kid please, that name had became so old by this point. I personally think his gimmick was getting old, aswell unfortunately. Please don't let Hakushi drift back into doing nothing but doing jobs again also. Yokozuna and Fatu retaining the WWF Tag Team Championships surprised me, personally, as it seemed as though you were pushing to get the New Age Outlaws into the tag title scene as dominant champions. Was also surprised by you having Hunter Hearst Helmsley defeat Ahmed Johnson, as I thoroughly expected you to give Johnson the win right here. Glad that Helmsley won though, and hopefully soon Helmsley can move up the card. Screw the haters, Helmsley was a great in-ring talent back here. Awesome No Holds Barred match between Cactus Jack and Vader, Jack winning was expected in my mind. Liking this and hopefully Cactus Jack can also advance up the card. I think he should of had a WWF Championship reign, even if it was a short one around this time period. Weak finish to what was a decent match with D'Lo Brown and Mr Perfect for the WWF Intercontinental Championship. Only downside is I still can't exactly feel Brown as being too over, as Perfect lost overness to Brown. That finish was pretty crummy, in my opinion. Shouldn't of occured at this WrestleMania. Scott Hall beating British Bulldog is fine, it was a pretty good match, but Steve Austin and Diesel being right after that was a bit bad. I think that HHH/Ahmed should of gone in between, that'd of been better in my opinion. Austin needed to win that one anyway, so good job by Stone Cold. Hopefully he ends up becoming WWF Champion shortly. The Undertaker beating Kane is fine, I loved how Ravne and Jake Roberts got involved but 'Taker still managed to prevail victorious. Finally, fantastic win for Bret Hart in the main event with Shawn Michaels, but hopefully their rivalry continues to WrestleMania XIV even. Been a fantastic year, expecting more throughout 1997 and even 1998. Good luck with the future and good job here!
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Post by koreygunz on Aug 25, 2009 16:34:24 GMT -5
*Officials were very happy with WrestleMania. They felt everyone worked hard and the crowd was very into the entire event. Look for many of the feuds to carry on into the next month. *The final decision on the main event was still up in the air until a few days before Mania. Many felt Bret was owed the win for putting over Michaels at last years event. Plus, with many feeling Michaels had been getting the better of Hart on the mic, it would make Hart look bad if he did the job. *Some fans have criticized the decision to give D'Lo Brown the IC Title, but officials are happy with his run so far. At the time he won the title, Ahmed Johnson was champion and many felt he had outgrown the title and needed to be elevated. Many of the top heels were seen as too good for the IC Title, so the decision was made to give D'Lo the upset win to further along his undefeated streak and "Primetime" gimmick. He is also getting more over with the crowd every week. His feud with Mr. Perfect should hopefully help to elevate him in the fans' eyes.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 29, 2009 20:56:38 GMT -5
- You deserve much more feedback than just one guy. - Solid opening contest, and surprised it wasn’t more highflying. Like the heel 1-2-3 Kid, though I think he should get a name change. - Like the team of Fatu/Yokozuna. Seemed like a evenly contested match a average tag team match. - Ahmed’s own aggressiveness costing him the match is great. Considering he had to wait a long time, only to fail in his match. Wonder how this will affect the character. - Jack/Vader sounded like a sick match for 1997. Glad to see Jack picking up the win. - Fantastic finish to Perfect/Brown. Didn’t expect that to be the reasoning, but it made sense. - Decent match between Hall and Bulldog. - The write up for the Diesel/Austin was done very well. Seemed like a good match as well with each getting a good amount of offense in. - Awesome that Raven is involved with Taker. That should be great to read. - Very good main event. A great back and forth battle with a great write up. - Well done sir.
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