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Post by The Kevstaaa on Aug 30, 2009 15:56:41 GMT -5
-Was pulling for Hakushi, but the 1-2-3 Kid winning was solid as well, glad it was a very good opener -Fatu & Yoko are an interesting tag team pair, glad they retained. Whoever beats them is going to get a nice push hopefully -Never liked Ahmed so I'm so glad he lost, but having it take two Pedigrees keeps him strong which makes sense -No Holds Barred match was everything I expected and hoped it would be so it delivered. Was pulling for Vader though -Interesting ending to the Intercontinental Title match. Had me going there for a second. I never liked D-Lo much, but this does help him get over -Hall over Bulldog was solid, wouldn't have minded it going either way though. Love the Kliq/Hart family stuff -So happy Austin won, his star is shining bright and I see a World Title win coming up soon in the future -Great 'Taker/Cain match, loved the interference and the stable of Cain, Bearer, Roberts & Raven. Sounds classic -Magnificent main event, was pulling for Bret the entire time and so glad he evened the score at 'Mania between the two. The submission victory was even sweeter
Fantastic show, I believe this is the only sim to ever go a complete year I think. Anyway, great stuff and can't wait to see if you continue this.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 28, 2009 18:28:46 GMT -5
April 6, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossGoldust defeated Sycho Sid w/Marlena by Count OutThese two have had some issues in the past month or so. At the conclusion of the match the action spilled to the outside. Goldust tried to elude Sid on the floor as Sid gave chase, but as he rounded the corner to attack Goldust , the Bizarre One took Marlena and shoved her in Sid’s path, causing her and Sid to collide. Marlena fell to the floor, as Goldust rolled back into the ring. Sid stood on the outside, seemingly pondering whether to continue the match or check on Marlena. After a few moments, Sid bent down and picked Marlena up in his arms and began to take her up the aisle to get some medical attention. The referee had no choice but to begin his count and eventually reached ten, counting Sid out and awarding the match to Goldust. (78%)Still the ChampWe now go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I am here with the man who is still the WWF Champion after WrestleMania, Bret “Hitman” Hart. Bret, can you tell us about how it felt to walk out of WrestleMania 13 with the gold still around your waist? Hitman: You know, for me, it was a culmination of a lot of things. It was a culmination of a lot of a year’s worth of frustration, a year’s worth of hard work, a year’s journey in my career. I said when I came back to the WWF that my only goal was to win back what I felt was still rightfully mine, and that was the WWF Championship. I did that at the Survivor Series, but I still felt like there was something missing, and that something missing was Shawn Michaels. I used to have a lot of respect for Shawn, but obviously since last year’s WrestleMania a lot of things have changed. But I still felt like I wasn’t given my due until I proved to the doubters that I could beat Shawn Michaels. I said I could, I knew I could, and at WrestleMania that’s exactly what I did. I made him give up in the middle of the ring. Shawn Michaels can talk all he wants about choke jobs, but the only one who choked and tapped out at WrestleMania was him. But now this thing between myself and Michaels has gone beyond professional and it’s personal, and it probably will never be truly over. The bottom line is that I am still the WWF Champion, I am the Excellence of Execution, and tonight you can add one more chapter to the Hitman/Shawn Michaels saga when I make him cry and tap out again in the middle of that ring. (93%)Backstage AttackWe get word that something has occurred in the locker room area. When the cameras reach the scene, we see Kliq members Shawn Michaels and Diesel crowding around, and Scott Hall is unconscious on the floor. A steel chair lays next to him with a large dent, and one would assume that someone has attacked Hall in the Kliq locker room! (98%)Chris Benoit defeated Henry Godwinn with the CrossfaceGodwinn used his size advantage to slow Benoit down early, but Benoit would fight back with a rabid ferocity. Benoit connected with a series of precise moves, including a brain buster and a nice german suplex. In the end, Benoit ducked a clothesline and locked in the Crossface to earn the submission victory. As Benoit was having his arm raised, suddenly he was ambushed from behind by Owen Hart! Owen put his boots to Benoit before locking him in the Sharpshooter! Owen hung on to the move despite the referee’s admonishment, and kept the pressure applied for a few minutes before finally releasing the hold, leaving Benoit down on the mat feeling its effects. What was this all about? (79%)New Lightweight ChampionWe now go to the interview area.Todd: I am here with the WWF’s new Lightweight Champion, the 1-2-3 Kid, who defeated Hakushi at WrestleMania in the tournament finals. Kid: Let me stop you right there, Todd. Do I look like a kid to you? Does a kid defeat four different wrestlers in a tournament and on the biggest event of the year go out and become the newly crowned Lightweight Champion? I don’t think so. You’re looking at a man! A man who is now a champion. And as such, I deserve to be called by a man’s name, my name, and that’s Sean Waltman. I’ve outgrown the underdog moniker and have become the best lightweight in the world, whether you like it or not, and this belt right here proves it. Todd: What are your thoughts on the next match, where the winner will receive a shot at your Lightweight title at the next pay-per-view? Waltman: It doesn’t matter who it is that I face for this title. I’ll put it on the line against anyone because I know that I’m the best. Brian Christopher, a fine young athlete, but definitely not up to par with Sean Waltman, and Hakushi? I already beat him at WrestleMania, so I wouldn’t even need to break a sweat if I face him again. The bottom line is that I am the WWF Lightweight Champion, and you can hate it or love it, but no matter what, you’re gonna have to deal with it! (71%)Hakushi defeated Brian ChristopherAs mentioned by Waltman, the winner of this match would be the number one contender for the Lightweight Championship. These two competitors put on a great match full of offense. It appeared that Christopher’s arrogance may have cost him again s he took a little bit too long to set up on the top rope for a flying leg drop, allowing Hakushi to recover and move out of the way of the move. Hakushi then moved in and connected with a Tiger Bomb to get the three count and earn a rematch with Sean Waltman for the Lightweight Title. (85%)Lost a Step?The music of the Intercontinental Champion, D’Lo Brown, hits the arena as he struts his way to the ring.D’Lo: What’s the matter? I see a lot of surprised looks on people’s faces. I’ve seen surprised looks on people’s faces all day! What is it? Is it that you cant believe that I am still the Intercontinental Champion? Did you really think that a washed up wannabe like Mr. Perfect was gonna beat the greatest athlete in the world? You better recognize! D’Lo Brown is still undefeated, and is still the Intercontinental Champion! You see, Primetime is better than perfect. I am unequaled. I am unmistakable. I am unimitatable! And that’s what Mr. Perfect is, is an imitator. He wishes he was D’Lo Brown. He wishes he had my athleticism, my speed, my power, my good looks. But he doesn’t. He doesn’t have what it takes anymore. There’s a new breed of wrestler in the WWF, and you’re looking at him. Mr. Perfect, you’ve lost a step, sucka! With that comment the music of Mr. Perfect hits the arena and he appears in the aisle and makes his way to the ring to confront D’Lo.Perfect: Lost a step? I got news for you, Mr. Perfect doesn’t lose a step. As far as I’m concerned, I did what I’m best at at WrestleMania, and that was pin your shoulders to the mat for a three count, and I should be the Intercontinental Champion. D’Lo: Think what you want, but the fact is that the reason you’re not the Intercontinental Champion, despite my obvious attributes that are superior to yours, is that you made a mistake. You messed up! I don’t mess up. I don’t make mistakes. But I tell you what. Give yourself a couple months, get back in shape, have a couple matches with some rookies, work that ring rust off, and then maybe, sometime in the future, you can work your way up the ladder and get another Intercontinental Title shot. Good luck. D’Lo extends his hand for a handshake. Perfect ponders for a moment before giving a smirk and smacking the taste out of Brown’s mouth! Perfect starts to lay into Brown with right hands and then clotheslines him over the top rope and to the floor. Brown backs up the aisle with his title while holding his jaw as Perfect poses in the ring and looks really fired up!(72%)No Holds BarredA video package was shown highlighting the No Holds Barred match at WrestleMania between Vader and Cactus Jack. The video displayed the brutality of the match, unlike anything the WWF had seen before, and clearly explained why both Vader and Cactus were not in attendance tonight as they recover from their respective injuries. (71%) Vader lost overness from this segmentCain w/Jake Roberts defeated Adam CopelandCopeland is a true up and comer and was a gamer here tonight, but stood no chance against a fuming monster in Cain. After a short flurry of offense from Copeland, Cain took over, and a chokeslam was followed up with a Tombstone piledriver as Cain crossed Copeland’s arms, ala the Undertaker, and picked up another win. After the match, Roberts took a mic. Roberts: Undertaker, this was just the beginning. It is not over between you and I and my Dark Ministry. It will NEVER be over. And we will do whatever it takes to get you to conjure whatever spirit you need to face my monster Cain again. Trust me. (80%)Shawn Michaels and Hunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Bret Hart and Ahmed JohnsonThere’s bad blood on all sides of this contest. The action was fast and furious as each man tired to get at their rival. The match started to break down as Ahmed and Helmsley brawled on the outside and eventually ended up in the front row of the crowd trading blows! Hart and HBK were in the ring as the referee tried to get Ahmed and Hunter back inside. Hart blocked Sweet Chin Music and then locked HBK in the Sharpshooter! As Hart had the move applied, Diesel came running down to ringside and grabbed the WWF Title from the time keeper. Diesel then came into the ring and blasted Hart in the back of the head with the title belt! Hart slumped over to the mat as Diesel made his exit and Michaels covered the Hitman. The referee slid back into the ring and counted the three, giving Michaels a pinfall victory over the WWF Champion. Raw came to a close with Ahmed checking on Hart in the ring and HBK taunting Hart and crowd, along with Diesel, in the aisle. The night may have started off badly for the Kliq, but it has ended with the advantage to their side. (90%)
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Sept 28, 2009 20:20:15 GMT -5
-I honestly didn't think this would continue after WrestleMania 13, but I'm glad it did -Goldust causing Sid and Marlena to bump into each other was good and the counout finish was the right call -The Hitman promo was well done, I liked it -Wonder who attacked Hall -Benoit winning is always good and oh my god, a Benoit/Owen feud would make this my favorite diary of all time -Hakushi/1-2-3 Kid rematch at the next PPV should be great, their 'Mania match was good from what I remember -Continuing the Perfect/D-Lo feud is a good move I think -Cain over Copeland is good, I wonder if you're going to keep Edge around -Great main event, love that HBK pinned Hart as I could see yet another rematch between them being good
Very good show, glad this is continuing.
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Post by DTP. on Sept 29, 2009 8:50:58 GMT -5
WWF RAW is WAR: Monday 6th April 1997...Nice way to start off the fallout of WrestleMania 13 with Goldust facing off with Sycho Sid. Strange you had a clean count-out to finish the match, but it's interesting that Sid cares for Marlena, which personally I'm not too fond of, but can lead to Goldust possibly turning heel and expanding his character. Nice segment with the WWF Champion, Bret Hart as it was very straight-forward and simple. I bet Scott Hall is turning face soon after Kliq attacked him. That'd be great to see, a big dent in Kliq's armor. Chris Benoit beating Henry Godwinn is fine, wish you were doing something with Godwinn, though. Wow, Benoit and Owen Hart feuding would be good, but a mild step down in my opinion for Owen. Please get him up there in some sort of storyline with Bret Hart again for the WWF Championship. He oughta have one by WrestleMania XIV in my opinion. Sean Waltman! Not 123 Kid. Great stuff. Nice contenders match victory for Hakushi over Brian Christopher. You have a large amount of competitors and possible WWF Light-Heavyweight Champions on your hand. Hakushi getting a rematch with Waltman at In Your House is great. More stuff with Mr Perfect and D'Lo Brown is interesting, but I still find it likely that D'Lo will retain the WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship, and if not, D'Lo's momentum will be screwed. Poor Adam Copeland. Will be a while for Copeland to get onto WWF television in true fashion after this chaos from Kane. Dark Ministry eh? Interesting by Jake Roberts. When's the Suicide Blondes coming in!? Solid tag team main event, but really I feel Bret Hart needed this win, but with Ahmed Johnson on his side, we know he won't be winning. Shawn Michaels getting a rematch for the WWF Championship doesn't surprise me, but it's a little too soon since Bret won the title one night before - at WrestleMania 13. A great show overall. Keep it up.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 29, 2009 10:12:39 GMT -5
WWF RAW is WAR: Monday 6th April 1997...Nice way to start off the fallout of WrestleMania 13 with Goldust facing off with Sycho Sid. Strange you had a clean count-out to finish the match, but it's interesting that Sid cares for Marlena, which personally I'm not too fond of, but can lead to Goldust possibly turning heel and expanding his character. Nice segment with the WWF Champion, Bret Hart as it was very straight-forward and simple. I bet Scott Hall is turning face soon after Kliq attacked him. That'd be great to see, a big dent in Kliq's armor. Chris Benoit beating Henry Godwinn is fine, wish you were doing something with Godwinn, though. Wow, Benoit and Owen Hart feuding would be good, but a mild step down in my opinion for Owen. Please get him up there in some sort of storyline with Bret Hart again for the WWF Championship. He oughta have one by WrestleMania XIV in my opinion. Sean Waltman! Not 123 Kid. Great stuff. Nice contenders match victory for Hakushi over Brian Christopher. You have a large amount of competitors and possible WWF Light-Heavyweight Champions on your hand. Hakushi getting a rematch with Waltman at In Your House is great. More stuff with Mr Perfect and D'Lo Brown is interesting, but I still find it likely that D'Lo will retain the WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship, and if not, D'Lo's momentum will be screwed. Poor Adam Copeland. Will be a while for Copeland to get onto WWF television in true fashion after this chaos from Kane. Dark Ministry eh? Interesting by Jake Roberts. When's the Suicide Blondes coming in!? Solid tag team main event, but really I feel Bret Hart needed this win, but with Ahmed Johnson on his side, we know he won't be winning. Shawn Michaels getting a rematch for the WWF Championship doesn't surprise me, but it's a little too soon since Bret won the title one night before - at WrestleMania 13. A great show overall. Keep it up. Just wanted to clear a few things up: 1. Goldust is already a heel, Sid is a face 2. The Kliq didnt attack Hall. They were crowding around him to check on him and it was their locker room. No one knows who attacked Hall (yet) 3. Bret Hart RETAINED the WWF Title at Mania. He has been WWF Champion since Survivor Series in November. Thanks for reading!
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Post by koreygunz on Jan 30, 2010 11:18:18 GMT -5
April 13, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossRematch?Raw opens with the music of Shawn Michaels hitting the arena as HBK struts out to the ring, by himself surprisingly.HBK: Well ladies and gentlemen, its like the old adage says, its not how many times you get knocked down, its how many times you get back up. And no one knows this better than HBK, because just when you think you’ve got me down, I rise to the occasion and get back up. Case in point, Bret Hitman Hart. Just when the old Hitman thinks he’s put Shawn Michaels in his place by finally being able to squeak out a win and beat me at WrestleMania, just one week later his lights get dimmed and just like old times HBK is pinning his shoulders to the mat for the one, two, three. And seeing as how I have the most recent win over our illustrious champion, it’s only right that I be given a rematch for the WWF Championship! I know that the last thing Bret Hart wants is to see my name next to his on the card, but he can just learn to accept it, because I got news for ya Hitman, you’re just S.O.L. on this one. So I’m telling the fans, I’m telling the office in the back, and I’m telling that big gorilla we have for a president, that I want what is owed to me. Make it happen! (92%)Last ChanceMichaels’ rant is cut by the appearance of WWF President Gorilla Monsoon, who makes his way down to the ring and confronts HBK.Gorilla: Shawn Michaels, the WWF fans, including myself, listened to you brag and boast for weeks leading up to the WrestleMania two weeks ago and your match with Bret Hart. And despite all your talking, and fact of the matter is that at WrestleMania, you lost. Period! Bret Hart is the WWF Champion, and a fine one at that. However, it is true that last week on Raw, you did score a pinfall victory, regardless of the means, over Bret Hart in a tag match. Considering the circumstances, as the President of the WWF, I deem it fair to name you the number one contender to the WWF Championship and grant you a WWF Title match against Bret Hart at the next pay-per-view offering which we have titles Last Stand. And that name is quite fitting for you, Shawn, because while you will compete for the WWF Title at Last Stand, it comes with some conditions. Firstly, Diesel, Scott Hall, the Kliq, is banned from ringside, and an appearance from either man will result in an immediate disqualification. Secondly, the match will be contested as a No Holds Barred match. And finally, this will be the final time we will see Shawn Michaels take on Bret Hart for the WWF Title. Shawn Michaels, if you lose, that’s it. It’s your last shot. You will get no more WWF Title shots for as long as Bret Hart is champion. So on April 27th, Shawn Michaels, for you it truly is your last stand. Thank you. (78%)Hakushi defeated Psychosis with the Tiger BombThe number one contender for the Lightweight title looked crisp here tonight, putting on a nice match with the masked luchadore Psychosis. Follwing same fast paced action and aerial moves from both men, Hakushi caught Psychosis coming off the top with a boot to the gut and then quickly planted him with the Tiger Bomb for the win. As Hakushi had his hand raised, Sean Waltman came down to the ring and confronted him face to face, the Lightweight title in his hand. Waltman talked some trash as Hakushi stayed stone faced without flinching. Hakushi then made a belt motion around his waist, implying he was the next champion, and turned to leave. With his back turned, Waltman blasted Hakushi in the back of the head with the title belt! Waltman posed over the body of Hakuhshi with the Lightweight title draped over his shoulder. (78%)Not Hard To FindDiesel now makes his way out to the ring and grabs a mic.Diesel: It’s pretty clear that the Kliq is taking over the WWF. The Heartbreak Kid is about to become the WWF Champion once again, Big Daddy Cool is doing his thing, and Scott Hall was doing his until someone took it upon themselves to sneak attack him backstage and took him out last week. Now it’s only natural, when you’re at the top, for the under class to become jealous. And a member of this lower class knew that the only way to take out a member of the Kliq was with cheap shots and a steel chair. So since Scott himself isn’t here tonight, I’m taking it upon myself to issue a warning to every superstar in the back. I’m going to find out who did this, and when I do, I’m going to repay the favor. Diesel turns to the leave when the music of Steve Austin hits the arena and he walks out into the aisle with a steel chair in hand that looks to be dented in the middle. Austin: I couldn’t help but overhear you out here running your mouth and issuing warnings and throwing a lot of tough words around. But what I wonder is if, when you find this person that beat Scott Hall’s ass last week, are you gonna be able to back those words up or are you gonna have to eat them? I was so curious, in fact, that I thought I’d make your job a little easier and let tell you that I know who it was that took out Scott Hall in the back last week. (Austin looks down at the dented chair.) It was me! I blasted Scott Hall’s skull in with this steel chair, and then I proceeded to stomp the living hell out of him and left him lying on the floor. So if you wanna defend your little buddy’s honor and do something about it, I’m standing right here. Diesel: Austin, you’re a dead man! Diesel climbs out of the ring and lumbers his way down the aisle. He attempts a huge right hand, but Austin ducks and then hits Diesel in the leg with the chair in his hands. Diesel tries to hobble around, but Austin hits him in the knee again, taking Diesel down and starts to slap him in the back with the chair repeatedly. The crowd is cheering him on until officials rush down and try to separate Austin from Diesel. It takes no less than eight men to pry Austin away as Diesel lies in the aisle clutching his knee and vowing to get Austin for this. (89%)Yokozuna defeated Billy GunnYoko, Fatu, and the New Age Outlaws still have unfinished business. This was a one on one match, however, and though Gunn tried to stay out of Yoko’s way, when the sumo finally was able to get his hands around him he was too much to overcome. Yoko hit a belly to belly suplex, followed up with the Banzai Drop for the win. After the match, Jesse James hit the ring with a chair, blasting Yoko in the back, which then brought out Fatu. Fatu fought off both James and Gunn for a few moments until out ran…Jeff Jarrett! Jarrett slid in the ring and blasted Fatu over the head with his guitar! Fatu slumped to the ground holding his face as Gunn hit Yoko with the chair once more, this time in the head. Gunn, James, and Jarrett stood over the tag team champions with their arms raised. (74%)A True HartWe now go to the interview area.Todd: I’m standing by with Owen Hart, and I have to ask you about why you attacked newcomer Chris Benoit last week on Raw? Owen: Chris Benoit may be a new face to you, Todd, and to all the fans of the WWF, but I have known Chris Benoit for years. He was trained by my father in the Dungeon in Canada, just like the rest of the Hart family. But the difference between Benoit and the rest of the Hart family, especially myself, is that Benoit didn’t belong there. He begged and groveled to my father to give him a chance and to train him, and my father had pity on him and allowed him into the Dungeon even though he knew, just like I did, that he lacked the skill to truly have the privilege of being a Hart student. And Todd, if there’s one thing I hate, it’s posers. It’s imposters. And that’s what Chris Benoit is! As much as he would like to be, he is not a Hart! He will never be a Hart! He was lucky to be trained in the Dungeon, and the only reason he is in the WWF is because my brother Bret brought him in when he had no other choice after I turned him down to be his tag team partner first. Benoit, you’re not a Hart, you’re an embarrassment to the Hart name, and I have taken it as my personal crusade to defend the Hart name and not allow a poser like Chris Benoit to ruin my family’s reputation. It will not happen! (82%)Owen Hart defeated Mr. Perfect after D’Lo Brown interferedHart and Perfect put on a great back and forth match, as each one showcased their technical skill. It looked as if Perfect might set up for the Perfectplex when D’Lo Brown appeared in the aisle. The two exchanged words, and when Perfect turned his back, Brown rushed to ringside and hopped on the apron and hit Perfect in the back of the head with the Intercontinental Title belt! Owen had the ref distracted, so he saw none of this. With Perfect down, Owen then connected with a piledriver and covered him for the win. Brown gloated up the aisle as Owen had his hand raised. Owen’s celebration was cut short, however, as Chris Benoit hit the ring and laid into Owen with right hands and chops to the chest before Owen fell through the ropes and hightailed it to the locker room. (82%)Nowhere to RunWe see Hunter Hearst-Helmsley walking down the hallway backstage, apparently ready to compete in a match. Suddenly, he’s ambushed by Ahmed Johnson! Ahmed blasts Hunter with right hands and tosses him into the wall. Officials rush to the scene and try to break up the brawl, allowing Hunter to flee the area. Ahmed fights his way through the officials and gives chase, running after Hunter through the backstage area and out to the parking lot. A staffer is preparing to get into his running car when Helmsley shoves him down to the ground and gets in the car himself, spinning his tires as he tries to take off. Ahmed appears, now with a steel pipe, and breaks in the back window just as Hunter peels off out of the lot! Hunter leaves a cloud of smoke behind him as Ahmed is still jacked up, screaming towards the speeding car, “I’m going to make your life a living hell, punk!” (77%)Feel the BurnWe return to the arena where the Ministry- Jake Roberts, Raven, and Cain are walking out to the ring, with Cain carrying what appears to be a cross on his back. The Ministry enter the ring and prop up the cross, revealing it to actually be a monument of the symbol of the Undertaker. Roberts: Brothers and sisters, please enter our pulpit, open your ears, and listen to our message. Tonight’s sermon is directed to you, Undertaker. For years you have been looked upon as the face of fear in the WWF. The grim reaper, the Phenom, the Deadman. You are revered as an entity that cannot be overcome, cannot be conquered, cannot be defeated. Even I have fallen, once upon a time, to the power of the Undertaker. But there is one. There is one who can defeat the Undertaker. And he is the one who the Undertaker runs from, and that one is Cain. A monster who knows no fear, feels no pain. And just like the word says, everything must come to an end. This is why the Undertaker doesn’t face Cain. He knows that his end is coming, and its coming at the hands of the Ministry. They say you fear what you don’t understand. But in the case of the Undertaker, he fears because he does understand. He looks into the eyes of Cain and sees himself, but a self that is long gone and forgotten. A soul that is cold and a heart that burns only to inflict pain and misery on those who oppose him. And so the Undertaker doesn’t show his face. He refuses to answer the challenge of the Minstry. And so tonight, we renounce the Undertaker’s name and bring the dawn of a new era in the WWF. The Undertaker’s reign over the WWF is over. Cain is the one true phenom of the WWF, and those who follow the Ministry will revel in his glory. Those who resist will perish. Undertaker, we rebuke thee. The Ministry turns to the Undertaker symbol set up in the ring. Roberts pulls out a pack of matches from his pocket and lights them. He then hands them to Cain, who holds it to the symbol and ignites it in flames! The Ministry is burning the symbol of the Undertaker! Roberts smiles evilly as the faces of Cain and Raven glow in the light of the burning flames.(85%)The BodyguardWe now go to the interview area.Todd: I’m here with one Sycho Sid, and Sid the last time we saw you, you were having to carry Marlena out of the arena in your arms after injuries sustained at the hands of Goldust. How is Marlena doing and what is your relationship with her? Sid: I am paid to do a job. Marlena propositioned me to be her protector from that freak Goldust, and she rewards my quite handsomely for doing do. Last week I was simply doing my job. The relationship between myself and Marlena is simply a business one, and it goes no farther than that. Now as far as Goldust is concerned, he is quickly becoming a thorn in my side and my instructions are no longer to simply protect, but to take Goldust out! The price to pay has gone up, both for Marlena in money and the Golden One in pain. And trust me, both will pay in full. (76%)Bret Hart defeated Matt Hardy with the SharpshooterThis was a non-title match. Hardy is going to have a nice career in the next few years, but tonight the rookie was no match for the champion. After attempting a leg drop for the middle rope, Hart caught his leg on the mat and turned it into the Sharpshooter in an impressive reversal and forced Hardy to submit. Hart posed in the ring with his title when he was suddenly blindsided with a super kick to the face. It was Shawn Michaels! Michaels looked coldly down at Hart on the mat before picking up the WWF Title and holding it over his head with a smirk on his face as Raw came to a close. (77%)
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 30, 2010 16:37:09 GMT -5
- I wonder if the SOL line was a shout out to the Natural Born Thrillers. Anyway, HBK/Hart rematch in a no holds barred match?! Awesome. - Good way to start the action with Hakushi beating Psychosis. - Liked the segment with Austin/Diesel. - Yokozuna winning isn’t surprising at all. Nice to see Jeff Jarrett back and teaming with James and Gunn! - Umm.. Amazing promo by Owen on Chris Benoit. Love that promo. Made sense for Owen to win the next match as well. - Cool segment with HHH/Ahmed. - Roberts cutting a dark promo was great. - Lackluster main event, but it was a overall fantastic show. Glad to see this back!
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Post by DTP. on Jan 30, 2010 17:52:34 GMT -5
WWF RAW is WAR: Monday 13th April 1997...Good way to kick off RAW with Shawn Michaels coming out to the ring and requesting a rematch for the WWF Championship. Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels need to stretch out to WrestleMania XIV, though, that would be epic. Have one of the two get injured, preferably HBK and then you can have Hart on top throughout the year before returning Shawn for a grand return leading to the Final Encounter at WrestleMania in 1998. Glad that Gorilla Monsoon blocked up the chance of Hart and Michaels at In Your House, very glad about that. Decent opening contest to showcase the light-heavyweight division that the World Wrestling Federation now has, good win for Hakushi over Psychosis, too, very nice but intriguing that Sean Waltman took him down. The Kliq's Waltman standing tall as WWF Light Heavyweight Champion! Nice. Decent segment with Diesel cutting a promo, and Steve Austin and Diesel having a match at In Your House: Last Stand sounds dandy. Hehe, Austin denting the chair over Scott Hall's skull the week before is a lovely touch. Yokozuna beating Billy Gunn is fine, didn't seem like a bad match here. The New Age Outlaws & Yokozuna and Fatu are having quite an intriguing feud thus far. Owen Hart and Chris Benoit would have a decent match, I am looking forward to this. Great win for Owen moments later over Mr Perfect, too, D-Lo Brown continues to be a thorn in Perfect's spine. I do expect Perfect to win the WWF Intercontinental Championship from D-Lo if the two compete at In Your House: Last Stand. Ahmed Johnson and Hunter Hearst Helmsley have had a decent feud, very nice to see it gaining a street fight, edgy format to it. Very fine way to continue this. Jake Roberts, Raven and Kane's Ministry symbol of burning The Undertaker's symbol is sweet. Hopefully this feud continues for a while; you should have 'Taker take out one member of the Ministry per pay-per-view. Sycho Sid's segment was pretty interesting I suppose. Lastly, Bret Hart and Matt Hardy the enhancement talent? That sounds like a bad main event. Overall, it was a solid show, but there was alot more scenario involvement from matches, and that put me off a little. It lacked a match, in my opinion. A better main event should have been booked, too. That or a segment, that main event just seemed bad in my mind.
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 7, 2010 17:00:04 GMT -5
*The final card for IYH: Last Stand should be solidifed by this coming Sunday's RAW. *PG-13 member JC Ice has returned to action from his injury. However, former Bodydonna Skip has been injured and will miss a month of action. *Former WWF Superstar Bob Holly has been signed by WCW. *The current "injury" angle with Scott Hall is actually due to a suspension of Hall that was instituted earlier this month. Hall's behavior backstage had been less than stellar recently, and after bad mouthing the company on a recent radio show, the decision was made to suspend him. He should return near the end of the month, and hopefully on better behavior.
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 20, 2010 14:05:28 GMT -5
April 20, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossHakushi and Rey Mysterio Jr. defeated Sean Waltman and Brian ChristopherA quick paced tag match to start us off on Raw. After Waltman and Christopher had islolated Mysterio, Hakushi finally made the hot tag. As a bit of chaos ensued, Christopher tried to hold Hakushi for an attack from Waltman, but Hakushi moved and Waltman collided head to head with his partner. Hakushi then rolled Waltman up in a bridge and scored the pinfall. Waltman looked shocked as Hakushi and Rey celebrated in the aisle. Could we see the same thing happen when the Lightweight Title is on the line at Last Stand? (75%)This Time It’s PersonalWe now go to the interview area.Todd: I’m here with Ahmed Johnson, who will get a rematch with Hunter Hearst-Helmsley next Sunday at Last Stand. Ahmed, can I get your thoughts. Ahmed: It’s real short and sweet. This thing between me and Hunter has been going on for a while now, too long if you ask me. So I’m telling you this right now Helmsley- I’m not coming for a match on Sunday. I’m not worried about winning or losing. I’m coming to hurt you. One way or another, this issue between us will be put to rest permanently! I’ve only showed you a taste of what I’m capable of. I don’t care if I get you in the ring, in the parking lot, or out in the street! Hunter, I’m coming after you, and I’m coming to hurt you. This ends on Sunday, punk. (73%)British Bulldog defeated Jeff Jarrett by DQIt appeared last week that Jarrett had found a new alliance with the New Age Outlaws. At the conclusion of the match, as it looked like Davey Boy had Jarrett set up for the Powerslam, James and Gunn hit the ring, pulling Jarrett to safety and then commencing a three on one attack of the Bulldog. After a few moments, Yokozuna and Fatu lumbered to the ring, evening the odds and eventually clearing the ring of the Outlaws. (72%)A Perfect CareerThe music of Mr. Perfect hits the arena and he makes his way to the ring.Perfect: About a month ago, I returned to in ring competition in the WWF. I did it not just because I missed the ring, not just because I missed the competition, but because I knew there was still only one Mr. Perfect and I could still be the best wrestler in the WWF today. Now I will admit that the past few weeks might not have gone the way I would have liked, and maybe I do have some ring rust to work off, but when the so called perfect Intercontinental Champion D’Lo Brown suggested that I had “lost a step,” that doesn’t sit too well with me. I was this close to becoming the Intercontinental Champion at WrestleMania in my first match back, and I know I can wrestle circles around some young punk like D’Lo Brown. So what I want is for D’Lo to come out here right now. After a few moments D’Lo’s music hits and the IC champ makes his way out to the aisle.Brown: I’m a busy man, Perfect. What do you want? Perfect: What I want is to challenge you to a match. Next Sunday, at Last Stand, me and you, for the Intercontinental Title. Brown: Slow your roll my man! I already beat you, one, two, three, at WrestleMania, so you are in no position to demand or request anything from me. You need to recognize that your time is over, and now its Primetime! Perfect: I thought you wouldn’t have the guts to accept my challenge on your own, so I’ll sweeten the deal. You think I’ve lost a step? Maybe I have. So, if I cant beat you at Last Stand for the Intercontinental Title, I will retire from the WWF forever. Brown: You know, the fans of the WWF already know who the real perfect Intercontinental Champion is. And they already know that I can beat you without hardly even breaking a sweat. But putting an end to the shortest comeback in WWF history and retiring Mr. Not So Perfect for good is something even I cant pass up. You’re on! Next Sunday, it will truly be your last stand, Perfect. You’ll have no choice but to get down with the brown, and then get to stepping! See you Sunday. (82%)Chris Benoit defeated CrushThe classic technician versus brawler here. Both men traded hard hitting maneuvers. As Benoit appeared to gain control, Owen Hart appeared at ringside, trying to draw the attention of Benoit. With Benoit distracted, Crush tried to attack from behind, but Benoit felt it coming and quickly latched on the Crossface! Crush had no choice but to tap out on the canvas, giving Benoit the win. Benoit and Owen locked eye to eye from ringside, and though Benoit invited him into the ring, Owen decided it was best to wait for Last Stand and back tracked up the aisle. (71%)Challenge AnsweredThe arena is engulfed in a red light as the Ministry- Jake Roberts, Raven, and Cain- make their way to the ring.Roberts: Last week, the Minsitry publicly rebuked the name of the Undertaker. We denied he who is called the Phenom, and in an act of our commitment, we burned the very symbol of the Undertaker to the ground. After such acts of blasphemy, I ask you, Creatures of the Night, where is your Undertaker? Where is his wrath? His fury? He has done nothing! The so called Phenom of the WWF has stayed hidden in the shadows, refusing to answer our challenges, and refusing to take action against the rebuking of his name. He knows that his fate has already been sealed, and that if and when he faces Cain, along with the power of the Ministry, he will fall at our feet. So instead of face us, he hides away so as not to tarnish his own image. Without him, the WWF is truly the Ministry’s for the taking. So what I… A gong is heard in the arena, silencing Roberts as the arena goes black. A second gong is heard a purple light engulfs the ring as smoke begins to billow from under the apron. The voice of the Undertaker is then heard.Undertaker: Jake Roberts, your acts of disrespect have not gone unnoticed. Rest assured that I have been watching. The battle between the Undertaker and your Ministry is far from over. Cain, if you wish to tempt fate by facing me again, I will not be one to disappoint you. Next Sunday at Last Stand, I will meet you face to face, and I will look into your eyes and see the fear. The desperation. The realization that you have resigned yourself to eternal damnation. Next Sunday, Cain, Jake Roberts, the Minsitry, will be sent straight to Hell! A explosion of fire erupts at the top of the aisle, forming a giant wall of fire that burns as Roberts, Cain, and Raven look on.(80%)Hunter Hearst-Helmsley and Goldust defeated Ahmed Johnson and Sycho Sid by DQThis served as the main event for the night. Each of these men will face their adversary in one on one matches at Last Stand. The match eventually broke down as all four men brawled in and around the ring. It was Sid who introduced a chair into the ring and blasted Goldust in the back with it, causing the disqualification. As the bell rang, Ahmed snatched the chair from Sid and looked upset at him for causing an end to the match. However, he soon had a change of heart and belted Helmsley in the face with the weapon as well! Sid laughed maniacally at his partner’s actions, apparently impressed with what he had done, as both men posed in the ring while Goldust and Hunter were helped to the locker room. (75%)Ready for a Last StandThe music of Shawn Michaels hits the arena and the Heartbreak Kid makes his way to the ring along with his Kliq mate Diesel.HBK: So the word going around is that Shawn Michaels is shaking in his boots about next Sunday because its his last shot at the WWF Championship. It amazes me how quickly people forget who I am. I’m the Heartbreak Kid! I’m the Showstopper! I am the main event! I thrive in the spotlight. When Gorilla Monsoon tried to bully me around and make this my last chance at the WWF Title, all he did was add fuel to the fire. I rise to the occasion every single time, unlike Bret Hart. Hitman, you are nothing but a choke artist. You know it, I know it, the whole world knows it. I should actually be thanking Gorilla Monsoon, because as soon as he put the burden of potentially getting me out of your hair for good, I knew that I had the upperhand. You cant handle the pressure, Bret. The idea of never having to face me again for the WWF Title gets you so wound up that you don’t know what to do. Sunday at Last Stand, you will make a mistake. The size of the moment will catch up to you and you will fold. The ball is in your court, Bret. There’ll be no Kliq interference, no holds barred, you can do whatever you want to me. But in the end, just like always, HBK will be the one who comes out on top. So enjoy every lick you get on me next Sunday, Bret, because they will be your last. And when I get my hand raised next Sunday and I take the last thing that means anything to you in this world, the WWF Championship, you will have nothing left, and I’ll send you running back to Canada for good. Bret Hart’s music hits and the WWF Champion makes his way to the ring with a mic.Bret: You know Shawn, this deal between me and you has gone on for far too long. And really, it may never truly be over. But all I know is that you’re real good at talking, but the time for talk is over. Bret then hits Diesel in the face with the microphone, and then takes Michaels down with a spear to the mat and begins to pummel him with right hands! The WWF Champion is all over HBK when Diesel recovers and attacked Hart. The Hitman tries to fight him off, but soon its two on one and the Kliq has him grounded. Suddenly, out comes Steve Austin! Austin flies into the ring and heads directly for Diesel. Austin and Diesel brawl in the ring as Hart gets the advantage on Michaels. Austin throws Diesel out of the ring and goes right out after him! Austin and Diesel brawl all the way into the crowd as Hart clotheslines HBK out of the ring. Raw comes to a chaotic close as Austin and Diesel brawl in the crowd and Hart holds up the WWF Title while staring down Michaels.(93%)
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Feb 20, 2010 20:15:57 GMT -5
- I must say, I looked at the PPV card and that looks like a STACKED show. - Great opening tag team match. That just seems like a good match to see. - Decent Ahmed promo. - Average Bulldog/Jarrett that seemingly hyped their ppv match well. - I would be surprised to see Perfect lose at the PPV, now. - Benoit getting a win leading to his ppv match is fine. - Enjoyed the segment with Taker and the Minisitry. Nicely written. - Solid tag team main event to set up more tension for their ppv matches. - Nice job on the final promo. Great set up job for the main event match at the ppv.
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 24, 2010 15:17:25 GMT -5
RAW Returns to Monday NightWWF and USA Network have reached a deal to carry a second, prime-time wrestling program. Due to the new contract, following this Sunday's Last Stand pay-per-view, RAW will return to Monday nights on USA, while the Sunday night time slot will be filled by WWF Superstars.
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Post by DTP. on Feb 25, 2010 14:55:21 GMT -5
WWF RAW is WAR: Sunday 20th April 1997...Amazing way to kick off RAW on the night of ECW's debut pay-per-view, Barely Legal. I absolutely adore it when wrestling shows immediately kick off with some light-heavyweight action, and a great win for Hakushi and Rey Mysterio Jr, and hopefully Hakushi sticks around as a main icon in the WWF Light Heavyweight Champioship picture. Sean Waltman however, I can't see him losing the belt. Brian Christopher hopefully also gets a good role; don't forget to trick and slip TAKA Michinoku into the scene also. Basic promo with Ahmed Johnson on his match at In Your House: Last Stand next Sunday; should be better than their WrestleMania 13 encounter. British Bulldog and Jeff Jarrett had a good match, and I like that the New Age Outlaws have found an alliance with Jarrett following Jarrett's past friendship with Jesse James. Fatu and Yokozuna interfering was pretty predictable, and a six man tag team match for next week's RAW wouldn't be too bad. Mr Perfect's promo was good, and hopefully sets up to a nice follow-up at In Your House: Last Stand. D-Lo Brown will retain the WWF Intercontinental Championship though, I'm sure. Chris Benoit on the warpath still, good win for him over Crush. The feud with Owen Hart is elevating him well. The Ministry's segment was pretty badass, The Undertaker and Kane's bout at Last Stand needs to end up being their last though; haven't they fought enough yet? They've battled for the past three pay-per-views, after all. Hunter Hearst Helmsley and Ahmed Johnson's feud mixing with Sycho Sid and Goldust's sure is something, the ending was pretty bizarre though. Lastly, great promo setting up for the WWF Championship rematch of the decade with Shawn Michaels battling Bret Hart. A good show overall, what isn't good though, is that graphic. It looks terrible, sorry to say man.. I hope you remove that image of Shawn and Bret locking up at WrestleMania XII and expand that In Your House logo to ideal size. I like the 'Last Stand' lettering. Just have the logo and it should look alright. Should also be intriguing on Monday Night RAW returning.
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Post by koreygunz on Feb 25, 2010 18:43:37 GMT -5
I agree, Im terrible at graphics. I have no experience whatsoever with any type of graphic tools. The Last Stand graphic was made with Paint....haha. If anyone would be willing to make me some graphics I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks for reading.
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Post by Lego Customs! on Feb 27, 2010 10:08:59 GMT -5
I love this diary, it is so well written and all the storylines keep me interested. But as this is now early 1997, I have to say RAW is missing something... constant 'La Femme Nikita' adverts
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April 27, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossGoldust defeated Sycho SidGoldust’s mind games did not work as effectively against someone as unstable as Sid. Sid overpowered the Bizarre One early, but a low blow behind the ref’s back turned the tide. In the middle of the match, Marlena appeared and walked down to ringside, the first time we’d seen her in a few weeks. She later made her presence felt as she jumped on the apron, distracting Goldust. Goldust walked over and grabbed Marlena by the hair! Who knows what was running through Goldust’s mind, but Sid took him down with a boot to the face, freeing Marlena from his grasp. Sid then confronted Marlena, asking he what she was doing out here and trying to get her to go to the back. With Sid’s attention diverted, Goldust attacked Sid from behind with a knee attack, sending him chest first into the turnbuckle, and as Sid staggered back out of the corner, Goldust grabbed him and connected with the Curtain Call, scoring the three count. As Goldust sauntered back up the aisle with the win, Marlena got in the ring to check on Sid, who was obviously upset at what had occurred. Sid again looked confused about why Marlena was even out here, when Marlena took him by the face and kissed him! Sid stood still with a bewildered look on his face as Marlena smiled and then walked out of the ring and up the aisle as Sid looked on after her. (78%)Sean Waltman defeated Hakushi to RETAIN the Lightweight ChampionshipAnother display of the excitement and athleticism in the Lightweight division. Both men delivered fast paced, high impact offense, and Hakushi came close many times to winning the title with near falls. In the end, Hakushi leaped from the top rope tried to connect with a diving attack, but Waltman caught him in motion and slammed his head to the mat between his legs, a version of the move Waltman calls the Buzzkill, and covered him for the three count to retain the Lightweight title in a hard fought match. (89%) The Lightweight Title gained in imageNew Age Outlaws and Jeff Jarrett defeated Yokozuna, Fatu, and British BulldogThe new alliance between the Outlaws and Jarrett had been paying dividends for both parties the last few weeks, and tonight turned out to be no different against the tag team champs and the Bulldog. The Outlaws spent most of the time trying to avoid the power advantage their opponents had over them with quick tags and dirty tactics. The champs and Smith seemed to have the match under control when Fatu had Gunn cornered in the ring, but the referee was distracted on the outside, trying to control the brawls that had erupted. Jarrett slid in the ring from behind with his guitar, turned Fatu around, and blasted him over the head with it to no effect! Fatu simply shook off the debris from the busted guitar and began to stalk Jarrett, who back track quickly. But, on the other side of the ring, James slid one of the tag team titles to Gunn, who then used the belt to smash Fatu in the back of the head, dropping the islander to the mat. Gunn threw the title to the floor and covered Fatu. The ref quickly got into position from the outside and counted the three. The Outlaws and Jarrett have wormed their way into winning this match by pinning one half of the tag team champions. (75%)Owen Hart defeated Chris BenoitNo matter how you felt about either of these men, this match was one of the best of the night. Both men put on a display of both technical and aerial wrestling, and the intensity was palpable. You could tell Owen and Benoit knew each other well, as each one countered the other’s offense multiple times in the match. Frustrated after only getting a close two count after connecting with a top rope diving head butt, Benoit again went to the top rope and attempted a diving sunset flip. However, before he could roll through, Owen caught Benoit by the legs and covered him up. The ref slid into position, and out of his line of sight, Owen held on to the middle rope for extra leverage and held on to get the three count. Owen quickly bailed out of the ring and celebrated up the aisle as Benoit angrily stomped around the ring and tried to plead his case to the referee. This may not be over between these two. (93%)Mr. Perfect defeated D’Lo Brown to become the NEW Intercontinental ChampionPerfect’s career was on the line against Brown’s IC title. Brown attempted to end the match, and Perfect’s career, with his own Perfectplex, but Perfect kicked out at two to D’Lo’s surprise and frustration. D’Lo went to the top rope and went for the Lo Down, but Perfect moved out of the way and D’Lo crashed to the mat. Perfect set him up for his Perfectplex, but D’Lo blocked it and then lifted Perfect up off the canvas in a suplex grip and placed him on top of the turnbuckle. D’Lo turned his back and posed for the fans, taunting them and Perfect with his arms out to his sides, bobbing his head back and forth as he talked trash. With Brown distracted, Perfect took the opportunity to situate himself on the turnbuckle, pull D’Lo from behind, and lock him up in a victory roll. 1..2..3! Perfect has done it! D’Lo made a huge mistake and Mr. Perfect has not only saved his carerr, but has captured the Intercontinental Championship for a third time! D’Lo couldn’t believe what had just happened as Perfect held the title over his head in the aisle. (78%)Diesel defeated Steve Austin after interference from Scott HallThese two have no love lost between them, and this resembled a pier six brawl. In a pivotal moment in the match, Austin ducked a boot from Diesel, kicked him in the gut, and set him up for the Stunner, but Diesel shoved Austin off of him, causing him to collide with the referee, sending the official to the mat. Diesel then connected with his boot to the face, knocking Austin almost out cold. Diesel then set Austin up for a Jacknife, but Austin escaped and hit a Stunner out of nowhere. However, there was no ref to make the pinfall. Suddenly, from out of the crowd came Scott Hall in street clothes! Hall entered the ring and attacked Austin from behind. Hall pounced with right hands, but Austin began to fight back and took Hall to the mat with a Lou Thesz press and peppered him with rights. As Austin fought him Hall, he was suddenly cracked in the back with a chair from Diesel! Austin tried to get to his feet, but was again cut down by a chair shot to the head. Hall then lifted Austin up and drove him to the canvas with the Razor’s Edge. Hall revived the referee and almost drug him up to his feet to watch as Diesel pulled Austin’s limp body into position and planted him with a Jacknife before arrogantly covering Austin with one foot for the three count. Diesel and Hall posed over the body of Austin, drawing huge boos from the crowd. The combined effort of the Kliq was too much for Austin on this night. (93%)The Undertaker and Cain was a No ContestAfter Cain had made his entrance, the familiar gong of the Undertaker was heard in preparation for his arrival and the lights in the arena went out. However, when a second gong was heard and the purple light illuminated the arena, the Undertaker was standing on the ring floor behind Cain! The Undertaker entered the ring behind Cain, who met him and immediately began exchanging right hands. Taker got the best of the exchange and gave Cain an uppercut that sent him over the top rope and to the floor. Taker followed him out and the two monsters continued to brawl up the aisle and on top of the stage. Cain attempted to chokeslam Taker, but the Phenom blocked it and grabbed Cain by the throat himself and delivered a chokeslam of his own! Undertaker then signaled for the Tombstone, picked the red monster up, and planted him with a Tombstone on top of the stage! The Undertaker stood over Cain and rolled his eyes in the back of his head, looking almost demonic as thunder clapped in the arena. Smoke filled up around the stage as the lights dimmed, and a gong was heard as the lights cut out completely. When they turned back on, Undertaker was gone. After a few moments, however, Cain sat up amidst the smoke and slowly got to his feet. The monster still lives! Jake Roberts then led Cain back behind the curtain as the match ended in a No Contest as it never really got started. (91%) Cain gained overness from this match Hunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Ahmed JohnsonAhmed attacked right from the bell, and these two studs went punch for punch and move for move most of the match. Both men fought hard, but the intensity advantage was clearly on Johnson’s side. While on the outside, Ahmed had Hunter up against the ring post and charged him, but Hunter moved and Johnson hit the post with his shoulder. Ahmed’s bum shoulder became Hunter’s target the rest of the match. As the match went on, Ahmed picked Helmsley up on his shoulder for a power slam, but Hunter escaped and drilled Ahmed with a single arm DDT, further incapacitating his shoulder. Ahmed was in obvious pain, and Hunter quickly moved in and hit Ahmed with the Pedigree. Ahmed tried to kick out with his bad shoulder, but it came a second too late and Hunter picked up the win. Helmsley began to pose in the aisle and boast about his win, but as he turned to finally leave the arena, Ahmed rushed down the aisle and attacked him from behind! Ahmed drug Hunter back to the ring and threw him back inside. Hunter tried to attack as Ahmed got back in the ring, and Johnson caught him with a spine buster. Ahmed’s shoulder must be throbbing, but he fought back the pain and was able to deliver a Pearl River Plunge to the blueblood. Hunter lay on the mat, but Ahmed wasn’t satisfied and asked the crowd if they’d like to see one more. The fans approved and Ahmed picked Hunter up and planted him to the canvas with a second Pearl River Plunge! Ahmed may have lost the match, but he has kept good on his promise to leave Hunter lying. (89%)Shawn Michaels defeated Bret Hart to become the NEW WWF Champion with help from VaderThis match was No Holds Barred, and Kliq members were barred from ringside. At times, chairs, trash cans, and even the announce table was used by one man to harm the other. Hart worked over HBK’s legs with a chair, prepping him for the Sharpshooter, but HBK dished out his own amount of punishment as well. These two enemies brawled all throughout the crowd, stage, and aisle. In the climax, Michaels attempted to put Hart in the Sharpshooter and actually locked it in, but Hart was able to reverse the move and put Michaels in it instead. HBK got to the ropes, but this match was No Holds Barred, and the ref couldn’t force Hart to break the hold. It looked as if HBK was seconds from giving up when Hart was clobbered from behind by none other than Vader! What? Vader began to pummel Hart on the mat, firing right hands and elbows before delivering a vicious powerbomb. As Vader beat down the Hitman, Michaels went to the outside and brought in a wooden table, setting it up near the corner before picking Hart up and placing him across it. HBK motioned for Vader to get up on the turnbuckle. HBK was directing traffic here as Vader went to the middle rope, and after Michaels said “do it,” Vader proceeded to smash Hart through the table with a Vader Bomb! Michaels pulled Hart from the broken shards and covered him. The ref slowly counted 1..2..3 and we have a new WWF Champion! Vader left the ring and lumbered back down the aisle as Hall and Diesel came out to celebrate with Michaels and his newly won title. The show came to an end with the Kliq in the middle of he ring, Diesel and Hall standing tall and Michaels posing with the WWF Title over his shoulder as referees and officials checked on Hart in the corner. (94%)
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Post by NOW that's WRESTLING on Mar 3, 2010 15:47:15 GMT -5
Goldust versus Sid is a great way to start off the show. Surprising to see Goldust go over. Marlena kissing Sid is crazy stuff. Waltman retaining over Hakushi is good. Strong title defenses make for strong reigns. Hopefully the two have another match down the road. NAO and Jarrett getting the win over the tag champs and Bulldog is awesome. Hopefully they Outlaws get the titles soon. Owen getting the win over Benoit was the right choice, especially with the cheap tactics. That match sounds fan-freakin-tastic, by the way. Oh yes! Mr. Perfect is IC Champ! I didn't really see Perfect's career being over, so yeah. Love it. Damn you, Kliq! LoL. Hopefully Austin gets some retribution soon for their actions. I love that he is Scott Hall, by the way. Perhaps Diesel will be Kevin Nash one day. Any diary that has Kane in there as Cain is awesome. I love it. The end of the Cain/Taker match sounds trippy. Trips and Ahmed... mmhm. Trips going after his shoulder is awesome, making it impossible to kick out. Trips getting destroyed afterward is great. What a freakin' main event. With help from Vader, HBK is the new world champ. I knew something was up when Kliq was barred from ringside. Vader Bomb through the table! Awesome! Great way to get the title on HBK. See, Bret CAN lose the title to HBK without there being a screwjob! Hah. Awesome show mane.
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