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Post by koreygunz on Sept 26, 2010 20:33:15 GMT -5
August 24, 1997 Commentators: Jim Ross and Dok HendrixChris Candido defeated Psychosis with a Diving Headbutt (89%)Vader cut a promo aimed at Chris Benoit and his actions from Raw (72%)The Hardy Boyz defeated the Headbangers(83%) Mosh lost overness from this match Matt and Jeff Hardy gained overness from this matchDouglas Furnas and Phillippe LaFon cut a promo about their elite athleticism and how they would soon become the best tag team in the WWF (72%) Douglas Furnas gained overness from this segment.The Rock defeated Duke Droese with the Rock Bottom (78%)British Bulldog conducted an interview, saying he wanted answers from Ahmed Johnson (77%)A video recapping the Undertaker/Cain/Shawn Michaels saga aired (87%)"Wildman" Marc Mero defeated Henry Godwinn with the Wild Thing (72%)
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Post by DTP. on Sept 28, 2010 14:06:25 GMT -5
WWF SummerSlam: Sunday 17th August 1997...Been slacking off with this lately, will get back on it with this review. Good opening contest with Mr Perfect surprisingly beating Jeff Jarrett; genuinely thought Jarrett would win here, as he seems to have more potential now than Perfect. Hunter Hearst-Helmsley and Cactus Jack's feud ending at last is great; awesome situation with the steel cage blowout. The New Age Outlaws beating Christian Cage and Adam Copeland was very predictable and not SummerSlam worthy at all. Nice opportunity for Cage and Copeland, but knew all along that Billy Gunn and Jesse James would retain the WWF Tag Team Championships. Phenomenal submission win for Chris Benoit against Owen Hart; hopefully the last of their encounters as Owen and Chris need other situations to rely on now. Scott Hall and Kevin Nash overcoming Ahmed Johnson and British Bulldog achieved what it needed to, nothing big. Brian Pillman beating Stone Cold Steve Austin is good, but not good at the same time; Pillman won't be getting further than the growing popularity of Austin, and Pillman getting the win is nice, but over a future main eventer like Austin it's bad. D-Lo Brown overcoming Sycho Sid in the midst of a filler gauntlet for the WWF Intercontinental Championship is fine but the match didn't do a great deal. Not important compared to everything else on the show. Bret Hart beating Vader is nice, great Attitude Era vitalizing win for Hart against Vader in an awesome bout. The Undertaker and Kane pinning Shawn Michaels in a Breakdown: In Your House moment is great, with the WWF Championship in jeopardy it's looking bright for the fall and winter months. A good show, but overpacked with star power, like overkill.
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Post by koreygunz on Oct 3, 2010 15:31:38 GMT -5
*WWF was very happy with SummerSlam this year. Officials felt the stacked card and storylines led to the big buyrate, and beat WCW's Road Wild offering head to head. *Speaking of stroylines, the Undertaker/Cain/HBK angle has been the talk behind the scenes. Word is that most of the angle is being booked week to week, and that the outcome of the SummerSlam main event wasn't solidified until the night of the event. *Former Superstar Flash Funk has signed a contract with NYCW. *WCW has fired Ice Train.
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Post by koreygunz on Oct 14, 2010 17:14:28 GMT -5
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Post by DTP. on Oct 15, 2010 11:40:00 GMT -5
WWF RAW is WAR: Monday 18th August 1997...I do like the idea of Shawn Michaels calling a conspiracy about The Undertaker and Kane both being the WWF Champion, after they both pinned him last night at SummerSlam. Looking forward to a triple threat rematch next month at In Your House, hopefully. Vince McMahon's revelation was nice, Shawn should have fun with the fact for once he isn't involved with the WWF title. Hopefully he finds something else to do rather than become champion again or be number one contender again. Douglas Furnas and Phillipe LaFon basically are the New Fabulous Rougeaus to me. Hoping that one day, not saying any time soon but hoping Billy Kidman and Erin O'Grady are given a push. Vader's promo was great, nice and brief. Hoping their feud isn't going to continue any more. Bret's number one fan...hmm. Wow, Ahmed Johnson turning heel is odd. Maybe to become D-Lo Brown's bodyguard in Prime Time Enterprise? Good win for New Age Outlaws, should begin a feud with British Bulldog now too. Brian Pillman and Stone Cold Steve Austin should have some more interesting segments, actually hoping in a future segment where there is actually a 'Pillman's Got a Gun' scenario. That would be very cool. Chris Benoit overthrowing Jeff Jarrett is nice, good disqualification finish and I like how Vader's avenging his loss to Bret at SummerSlam by taking out Benoit. No Owen Hart this week is odd. Raven promo! Long time since I last saw this. Liked the main event, a good tag team win for the Brothers of Destruction against The Kliq. A decent fallout episode, looking forward to where everything goes into In Your House now, however I do wonder where most of the undercard went this week.
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 3, 2013 11:22:28 GMT -5
August 25, 1997 Commentators: Jim Ross and Dok HendrixDark Days Ahead?Raw kicks off with lights lowering in the arena and the Undertaker coming out to the ring and taking a mic.Taker: Fate can be a strange mistress. Not in my wildest visions, in my pursuit of the WWF Championship, would I have seen an enemy in the form of Cain becoming an ally. But they say that sometimes the enemy of my enemy is my friend. And it would seem that despite our past differences, Cain and I have become bonded together in light of a common goal, and that is the damnation of Shawn Michaels. So at SummerSlam, destiny aligned and so it was that the Phenom and the Big Red Monster stood together in victory. But all things must come to an end. And so in three weeks at Judgment Day, the WWF Championship lies in the balance. There comes a time when a line in the sand must be drawn, and Cain, make no mistake, that line will be drawn at Judgment Day. There will be no alliances on that night. Man to man, monster to monster, we will do battle for the ultimate prize. Rest assured I will do whatever is necessary to leave Judgment Day as the WWF Champion. (84%)Kliq Cut OffUndertaker is cut off by the music of the Kliq as all three members appear in the aisle.HBK: Deadman, you can talk all the tough talk you want. The fact of the matter is that it took both you and that demented dumbass Cain to beat me at SummerSlam. It was a conspiracy against the Heartbreak Kid from the beginning! You know it, I know it, everyone in this arena knows it! And to top it all off, I don’t even get a rematch for MY WWF Championship! That belt belongs to me, and if you think for one second that we are going to allow it to go anywhere else, you are mistaken. Nash: As a matter of fact Undertaker, you shouldn’t be looking ahead three weeks from now just yet. Tonight, you’ve gotta go through me! And I got news for ya Deadman, if it just so happens that after tonight you’re in no condition to compete at Judgment Day, that wouldn’t hurt our feelings one bit. See you later tonight, big man. (99%) Scott Hall gained overness from this segment. Project Omega defeated the New Age Outlaws and the Headbangers8-man tag team action here as a competitive match unfolded. As the tide seemed to be turning in Omega’s favor and the champs on the ropes, the Outlaws decided to take their title belts and bail on the match. This left the Headbangers in a 2 on 4 situation in which the ultimately fell in defeat to after an Implant DDT from Copeland to Most was followed up by a Swanton Bomb by Jeff Hardy for the win. (76%)Backstage MayhemWe cut to the backstage area and see Brian Pillman, who is standing by in the interview area awaiting his promo time. Suddenly, Steve Austin rushes into the picture, knocking over the camera man and ambushing Pillman! Austin and Pillman brawl in the area, knocking over light stands and monitors in the process. It’s complete mayhem in the back as officials try to pull these two apart again. The brawl continues to go on as we fade back into the arena. (87%)Challenge Accepted“France’s Greatest Exports” Douglas Furnas and Phillipe Lafon make their way out to ring to boos from the crowd as the French flag flies high above them.Furnas: As young men in France, training in the finest wrestling schools in the country, all we ever dreamed about was coming to the United States and competing against the best competition in the world here in the World Wrestling Federation. And not long ago, we achieved that dream! We have made it to the WWF! However, the grass is, how do you say, not always greener on the other side. Lafon: We have only been here for a short time, but already we have become very disappointed. We come here to wrestle the best! And yet we find no competition to match ourselves up against. The wrestlers in the WWF have been nothing less than a disappointment. So we are out here in an attempt to quench our thirst for competition. Furnas: We would like to issue an open challenge to any tag team that thinks they have what it takes to compete with the best that France has to offer- us! After a few moments, the monstrous team of Yokozuna and Fatu, the former tag team champions, lumbered down to the ring.Fatu: If you two are asking us for a fight, this is our response that you might understand. Yokozuna: Wi wi! After a brief stand-off, Lafon and Furnas extended their hands and shared a sportsmanlike shake with Yoko and Fatu. However, as Yoko and Fatu tried to leave the ring, Furnas and Lofon attacked them from behind! Yoko and Fatu absorbed their blows with ease, however, and the Frenchmen bailed quickly from the ring after realizing their attempt at a sneak attack had no effect and backtracked up the aisle. (72%) Doug Furnas gained overness from this segment.Shawn Michaels defeated Joe LegendMichaels looks to have been effectively told to “wait his turn” for the WWF Title, and put in the back of the line as we see HBK in action tonight against a relative unknown in Legend. Michaels dominated the match, making short work of Legend and ending the match with SCM without breaking much of a sweat. (73%)Chart TopperWe go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: Ladies and gentlemen, my guest at this time is Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett: The one and only Jeff Jarrett, Todd! The fastest rising star in the wrestling world. And the man who put the legendary Mr. Perfect out to pasture. But trust me, the hits are gonna keep on coming from Jeff Jarrett. You see, Mr. Perfect didn’t give me the respect that I deserved. I’ve been accused many times of having a bit of a southern temper, and that lack of respect that he showed me pissed me right off! And when I get pissed off, well, you see what happened to Mr. Perfect didn’t ya? I am on my way to the top of the WWF and the best advice I can give the WWF superstars is to get out of my way. (85%)“Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable defeated Brian Christopher and Albert to become Intercontinental Championship #1 ContenderThe winner of this Triple Threat would receive an IC Title shot at the next pay-per-view. Albert appeared a favorite with his immense power advantage, but it was Mero who used his quickness and cunning to dispose of Albert to the floor before connecting with the Wild Thing on Christopher to secure the win and a shot at the IC title. (77%)Vader defeated Duke DroeseVader made quick work of Droese and finished him off with the Vader Bomb. As Vader gloated in the ring, Chris Benoit sprinted down the aisle and began to lace into Vader with chops to the chest! The strikes staggered the Mastodon and sent him stumbling through the ropes to the outside. Benoit has sent a message that he is not backing down from Vader following his attack last week. (78%)New Attitude for Ahmed We go to the interview area with Todd and Ahmed Johnson.Todd: I’m here with Ahmed Johnson, and the question on everyone’s mind this week has been what provoked your attack on your tag team partner, British Bulldog, last week on Raw? Ahmed: Its pretty simple, Todd. The Bulldog is selfish. His head wasn’t right for a few weeks, so I offered him my help. But what did he do? I rejected my help. Normally that wouldn’t bother me. But when his selfishness started to cost us matches, then we have a problem. It’s one thing to disrespect me, it’s another thing to mess with my money and mess with my career. So what I did last week was remind the Bulldog who exactly he’s been messing with! I tried to be the nice guy and it got me nowhere! So from now on, I’m looking out for one person and one person only, and that’s Ahmed Johnson. And I don’t care if the Bulldog doesn’t like it, if you don’t like, or if these fans don’t like it. Understand, I grew up on the streets. I’m used to being on my own, and it suits me just fine. You’re about to see the real Ahmed Johnson, and that means nothing but bad things for the rest of the WWF. Now get out of my way punk! (78%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Kevin Nash by DQAfter a decent back and forth match, it seemed Taker had built momentum and was signaling for the Tombstone when Hall and Michaels hit the ring and attacked Taker, causing the DQ. Undertaker tried to fight off the 3 on 1 attack, but the numbers were getting the best of him until fire exploded from the ring and out walked Cain! Cain entered the ring and attacked the Kliq members, giving Taker time to recover and soon the two phenoms had the upper hand. As they cleared the ring, Taker and Cain bumped into each other back to back. As both men turned around, Cain, perhaps on instinct, grabbed Taker by the throat! In self defense, Taker grabbed Cain by the throat as well! After a few moments of being locked up, both men released their grasp and shoved each other back. Cain and Taker had a brief stare down before turning their eyes to the Kliq who were backing up the aisle as Raw came to an end. (87%)
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 4, 2013 13:51:03 GMT -5
August 31, 1997 Commentators: Jim Ross and Dok HendrixRey Mysterio Jr. defeated Psychosis with a hurricanrana The British Bulldog gave a promo aimed at Ahmed Johnson British Bulldog defeated Henry Godwinn with the Running Powerslam Prime Time Enterprises (The Rock and Mark Henry) defeated Marty Jannetty and Aldo MontoyaA video recap of the rivalry between Steve Austin and Brian Pillman aired Albert w/Ted Dibiase defeated Duke Droese with the Baldo Bomb D'Lo Brown gave a promo about defending his Intercontinental Championship against Marc Mero Sycho Sid w/Marlena defeated Brooklyn Brawler with the Powerbomb Overall Show Rating= 78%
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 4, 2013 14:00:05 GMT -5
MONTHLY REPORT AUGUST 1997 NEWS:*WWF made $2,640,000 from merchandise sales this month *Gorilla Monsoon has left the company *NYCW's Frday Night has been renewed for another 30 weeks *Sgt. Slaughter will retire from WCW in one month *A new promotion, Smart Mark Wrestling Association, has opened DEVELOPMENTAL REPORT FROM USWA:*These wrestlers are ready and waiting to be called up to the main roster- Andrew Martin, Trish Stratus, Al Snow, Justin Hawk Bradshaw, Shawn Stasiak, Sean Morely, Chyna, Gangrel, Ken Shamrock,
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Post by underjohngrohs on Jul 4, 2013 15:38:39 GMT -5
i have to say reading your BTB since you were gone has been pretty awesome, it's very nice that you did this a few years ago and you are still continuing it, I pretty much liked Undertaker's top feuds with Raven. Stone Cold. I also liked that Diesel and Razor stayed in the WWF and Razor changing his name to Scott Hall. The Kliq very awesome with Shawn Michaels's feud with Bret Hart as well. Kane coming to the WWF too and making a destruction on everyone just like in real life including The Undertaker. But I do like The Undertaker and Kane's alliance coming together. Vince as WWF President is very nice too, what i will say about RAW is having The Undertaker and Kane fight at Judgment Day for the Vacant WWF Championship is pretty damn impressive. They've been having a lot of brawls at 3 In Your House's. Royal Rumble. Wrestlemania and Summerslam. This Match won't be no exception, however i think we may see a heel turn with Kane and Paul Bearer stabbing The Undertaker in the back and then it will reveal like in real life that Kane and Undertaker are brothers too, A lot of superstars are still here. Glad that your'e keeping Perfect. Diesel. Ramon. Dibiase. Droese. Roberts. Sid. Yokozuna. Tatanka and all the others. Wish they were still here when the Attitude Era began that would've kicked WCW back to reality in Real Life. But do what you gotta do, but welcome back dude to doing what your'e doing. And hopefully it will be a huge success for your second coming.
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Post by DTP. on Jul 5, 2013 18:28:32 GMT -5
WWF RAW is WAR: Monday 25th August 1997...Oh gosh, Dok Hendrix on commentary? I'd have rather had Vince McMahon around, haha. Onto the show, I see that you went ahead with the Undertaker and Kane as WWF Champions storyline, quite early too. It will be interesting to see who is victorious in the expected rematch for the undisputed WWF Championship, but I'm also intrigued to see how you approach Shawn Michaels also being in the title hunt. Ah, I nearly forgot about the Kliq faction's existence. Big words from them, I'm amused at how Scott Hall didn't have any dialogue, yet gained overness from the segment. Up next, decent win for the four-man pairing of Adam Copeland, Christian Cage, Jeff and Matt Hardy; I just hope that they all evolve into different gimmicks in the near future. Good win for Project Omega against the New Age Outlaws and the Headbangers...aren't the Outlaws WWF Tag Team Champions? Hmm, I could've sworn. Brian Pillman being attacked by Stone Cold Steve Austin is cool, I'm glad to see their feud continuing. I expect Austin will win the SummerSlam rematch. Doug Furnas and Phil LaFon coming in to challenge for the WWF Tag Team Championships sounds pretty neat, I don't mind that - I can't see them taking the titles from Yokozuna and Fatu, though. I see that they are doing the generic French-Canadian sympathizer gimmick, much like the Fabulous Rougeaus and La Resistance. Shawn Michaels defeating Joe Legend sounds like a short match, I imagine that they'd have nice chemistry. I was a big fan of Legend, hoping that he makes it onto the main roster as a credible act some day. Jeff Jarrett's promo was nice, although his feud with Mr Perfect came off (to me, at least) as very out there, and was the least interesting match on the card for SummerSlam; it was like living in the New Generation era with that match, whilst everything else was well into the Attitude Era - if that makes sense. Marc Mero still going strong makes me happy, a good win against Brian Christopher and Albert; I can't say I think that these three would have the best of chemistry, this sounded quite thrown together, really. Vader with a win against Duke Droese is fine, I'm more surprised that Droese is still employed, honestly. Chris Benoit feuding with Vader sounds interesting, I'm sure that the match would be still as hell. Ahmed Johnson turning heel? Very intrigued by this, I think that Ahmed and British Bulldog feuding was always a dream match in terms of the WWF in 1996. I don't think we ever saw it. Finally, a good win for the Undertaker against Kevin Nash, and I liked the aftermath. Kane and 'Taker having some sort of teased alliance I'm not sure about it, after how long their feud has progressed up to this point. Overall, not a bad show at all. Things seem to be progressing slowly, but well.
WWF Superstars: Sunday 31st August 1997...Rey Mysterio Jr and Psychosis being on the roster makes me happy. A good win for Mysterio Jr in what I'm sure was a fantastic match. The British Bulldog with a response to Ahmed Johnson must have been good; I think that more detail to the promos at least would make feuds more exciting, since instrumental elements of feud progression still happens on the B-show. Good win for Bulldog afterwards, defeating Henry O. Godwinn. The Prime Time Enterprises? Hmm, not sure about the name really. Good win for The Rock and Mark Henry against Marty Jannetty and Aldo Montoya. Albert defeating Duke Droese is fine, too. I think that D-Lo Brown and Marc Mero would have had a solid match, their encounter for the WWF Intercontinental Championship should be good. And finally, Sycho Sid with a win against the Brooklyn Brawler is cool. I forgot, why is Marlena with Sid? Anyhow, not a bad week for WWF television. Should be interesting to see how you go about building up Judgment Day: In Your House.
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 7, 2013 15:47:06 GMT -5
September 1, 1997 Commentators: Jim Ross and Dok HendrixBrian Pillman vs Owen Hart ended in a No ContestPillman and Owen were poised to open up Raw in our first contest, but before the match could really get going Steve Austin hit the ring and ambushed Pillman! Pillman and Austin rolled around the mat exchanging punches, and Austin even got a few licks in on Owen as well before officials and referees came down and separated them. (61%)McMahon Lays Down the LawAs officials are separating Austin and Pillman, new WWF President Vince McMahon makes his way to ringside and grabs a mic.Vince: Stop it! Stop it both of you! For weeks the WWF has had to deal with you two constantly going back and forth with each other, whether it’s in the ring or outside of it. That is not how business is done around here, and it’s going to stop right now. I understand that both of you want a piece of each other, and that’s fine, but you have to do it the right way and at the right time. So I know that the next WWF pay per view, Judgment Day, is just a few weeks away, and I’m sure that you two would like to be booked in a match against one another at that event. However, I feel as WWF President that you two need to be taught a lesson about getting what you want at the expense of endangering the safety of your fellow WWF Superstars simply for your own gain. So therefore I am making two announcements here tonight. The first announcement is that you two will not be facing each other at Judgment Day. Rather, Brian Pillman will face Sycho Sid and Stone Cold Steve Austin will go one on one with Hunter Hearst-Helmsley. Secondly, if either of you get involved in the other’s match at Judgment Day, or if you have any physical contact with each other outside of a sanctioned match, you will be suspended indefinitely. (79%)Benoit Not Backing DownWe go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’m here with Chris Benoit, and I wanted to get your thoughts on Vader attacking you a few weeks ago, only for you to return the favor last week after Vader’s match on Raw. Benoit: It’s real simple. I will not be made an example out of by anyone! Vader may be bigger, stronger, and more powerful than I am, and he may think that gives him an advantage over me, but I’ve got news for Vader. I have the equalizer, an it’s called the Crossface. Once you’re down on the mat and I’ve got you locked in, everyone is the same size. I’ve never backed down from a challenge, never backed down from a fight, and I’m not gonna start now. Vader, if a fight is what you wanted, I’ll give you a fight. And you might just find out first hand why they call me the Canadian Crippler! (86%)The Rock w/Mark Henry defeated “Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable after interference from D’Lo BrownIt was announced before the match that at the next pay per view D-Lo would defend his IC title against the new #1 contender, Mero. Mero looked to have momentum in hand until Brown strutted down to ringside. With the referee distracted on one side of the ring by Henry, D’Lo struck Mero in the back of the head with the IC title belt as he ran against the ropes. This allowed Rock to plant Mero with the Rock Bottom and pick up the win for himself and Prime Time Enterprises. (84%)Shamrock is ComingA video hyping former UFC fighter Ken Shamrock aired. The former champion will soon be debuting in the WWF, and will be in attendance at the next pay per view. (72%)The Headbangers defeated The Hardy Boyz after a distraction from New Age OutlawsAs the action was going on in the ring, the tag team champs made an appearance at ringside. Their presence caught the attention of Matt and Jeff, which allowed Mosh to roll Matt up in the ring, along with a handful of tights, and pick up the surprise pinfall. After the match, the Outlaws got in the ring to talk a little smack to the Hardys, but were then laid out by Mosh and Thrasher! Perhaps a bit of payback for the Outlaws after they walked out on the Headbangers in their 8-man tag match last week. (80%)Bret Hart defeated Sean WaltmanThe lightweight champion Waltman was stepping up in a match with the Hitman and made a good showing for himself in a competitive match. As the match went on, suddenly the video tron came on playing what appeared to be some sort of fan made video for Bret Hart. The video appeared to have been created by someone with the tag of “Brets#1Fan.” Bret was a bit perplexed by the video and as he was distracted by it, Waltman attempted a roll up from behind. However, Bret was able to transition the attempt into the Sharpshooter and pick up the win. (84%)Bulldog/Ahmed ConfrontationWe go to the backstage area where we see Ahmed Johnson sitting at his locker when British Bulldog enters the room and goes nose to nose with Johnson.Bulldog: Hey, if you’ve got a problem with me, why don’t you say it to my face like a man instead of attacking me from behind, huh? Ahmed: You better step back out of my face punk. Bulldog: I’m not going anywhere. Ahmed shoves Bulldog in the chest, which prompts Bulldog to shove him back, and we soon have a brawl on our hands in the locker room. Officials quickly rush in and separate the two men before it escalates any further.(78%)Big Mouths Douglas Furnas and Phillipe LaFon make their way out to the ring.Furnas: Last week, we issued an open challenge to the superstars of the WWF. We asked for the best of the best to step up and accept our challenge and test their skills against France’s greatest tag team. And what do we get? LaFon: Instead, our challenge is answered by the embodiment of what America itself has become. Two overweight, slow, lazy, and intelligently inept men who can only hope that a match against us will somehow help their own careers. Furnas: We have decided to accept the match with Yokozuna and Fatu, but we hope that the fans of American wrestling understand that we are doing it for them. Maybe, hopefully, after we defeat these two so called athletes, it will inspire Americans all across the country to get up off their couches, put down their candy and soda, and try to do something credible with their lives. Perhaps one day you, too, could be athletes the caliber of Furnas and LaFon! LaFon: Maybe, but we doubt it. As Furnas and LaFon end their rant, Yokozuna and Fatu come down the aisle and try to get a piece of “France’s Greatest Exports,” but the Frenchmen quickly bail out of the ring and head up the aisle before any punches can be thrown.(76%) Douglas Furnas gained overness from this segment.The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer and Cain defeated Shawn Michaels and Kevin Nash by DQThe referee soon lost control of this volatile situation. As Cain was squared off with Nash in the corner, Michaels slid in the ring and cracked Cain in the back with a chair, causing the DQ and allowing Nash to escape the ring. Undertaker soon dismissed Michaels from the ring and took the chair from him. When Cain turned around, he saw Undertaker with the chair in hand and must have assumed Taker was the one who hit him in the back, because he grabbed Taker by the throat and planted him with a choke slam! Cain stood over Undertaker as the Kliq backed up the aisle with smirks on their faces. Perhaps there are cracks in the alliance between Undertaker and Cain after all? And the WWF Championship still hangs in the balance between these two as well. (94%)
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Post by AKing1979 on Jul 7, 2013 23:44:01 GMT -5
It took me a few hours to go through your diary and you have really wild stuff going on here. It's a little weird to seen events and debuts happening far earlier than in real life but you've managed to make them work for the most part. You've got some good stuff here, keep it up!
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 8, 2013 15:08:12 GMT -5
September 7, 1997 Commentators: Jim Ross and Dok HendrixOwen Hart defeated Aldo Montoya with a spinwheel kick Hunter Hearst-Helmsley had some words for Steve Austin, his opponent at Judgment Day Cage and Copeland defeated PG-13"Too Hot" Scott Taylor defeated Erin O'Grady in lightweight action Sycho Sid gave a promo aimed at Brian Pillman, who he will face at Judgment Day Jeff Jarrett defeated Duke Droese with the Chart Buster Another hype video for Ken Shamrock aired Chris Benoit defeated Henry Godwinn with the Crossface
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Post by DTP. on Jul 11, 2013 14:38:14 GMT -5
WWF RAW is WAR: Monday 1st September 1997...I don't think that RAW would have aired on this night, typically they're pre-empted by a US Open Tennis tournament or something, but ah well. Brian Pillman attempting to have a match with Owen Hart sounded like a good opening contest initially, until Stone Cold Steve Austin ran down and attacked Pillman. Austin and his reckless nature at its' finest, here. Ha, I see that you have already established Vince McMahon as an authority figure. Not bad, I just hope you don't overdo the Stone Cold vs Mr McMahon rivalry too quickly. Hmm, spacing Austin and Pillman's feud out? Interesting decision with having Austin and Pillman end up with Sycho Sid and Hunter Hearst Helmsley stuck in their paths of getting to one another...I feel sort of bad for Helmsley and Sid, obviously they have nothing better planned for them. Chris Benoit's interview on Vader was nice, proving that he is a fighter and wants to stand his ground against the much larger bully. The Rock getting a win over Marc Mero was fine, a nice feud turner for D-Lo Brown, who cost his rival Mero the match weeks prior to their WWF Intercontinental Championship encounter. Ken Shamrock arriving at Judgment Day: In Your House is cool, I wonder how he will begin his career. I could see him having good matches with Vader and Chris Benoit, two names in particular. The Headbangers managing to get a win against the Hardy Boyz was fine, although the situation with the Headbangers and the New Age Outlaws is starting to confuse me, slightly. Bret Hart getting a win against Sean Waltman is fine, a solid match as I can imagine. Ahmed Johnson and British Bulldog's feud is getting nice, I'm surprised that this match never actually happened. I think it would have been quite solid. Hmm, I don't think Doug Furnas and Phillip Lafon's promo would have been too fun to listen to. It furthered their feud with Yokozuna and Fatu, and pushed the concept of French-Canadians vs American-Samoans, but that's about it. I can't see the WWF Tag Team Championships changing hands, nonetheless. The Undertaker and Cain with a win against Shawn Michaels and Kevin Nash was a dandy, a big barnburning main event to close down the show. It was chaotic, and showed elements of the Attitude Era. No problem here. Overall, another decent show as we get closer to Judgment Day. Not bad.
WWF Superstars: Sunday 7th September 1997...Owen Hart with a win against Aldo Montoya was fine, I predict that they'd have had a good match. Hunter Hearst Helmsley with comments for Stone Cold Steve Austin is fine, he needs more time on RAW though, I believe - at the minute it strikes me as very predictable that we'll be seeing Austin and Brian Pillman victorious at In Your House: Judgment Day. Adam Copeland and Christian Cage picking up a win was fine, as was Scott Taylor defeating Erin O'Grady. Up next, Sid's promo was much like Helmsley's...I can't imagine that there was too much to talk about honestly, I'm not a big fan of how the extension of Austin and Pillman's rivalry has been formed: we need legitimate reasons as to why Helmsley and Sid want to get their hands on Austin and Pillman, in my mind. There's no reason to get behind either man against the two rivals. Nonetheless, Jeff Jarrett defeating Duke Droese was fine, as was Chris Benoit getting a win against Henry O. Godwinn. Not a bad show, just some things in retrospect that have made me think.
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 12, 2013 18:13:45 GMT -5
September 8, 1997 Commentators: Jim Ross and Dok HendrixSteve Austin defeated Owen Hart Brian Pillman joined the commentary team at ringside. A competitive match here to kick of Raw. Pillman tried to distract Austin from the outside, while still heeding to the “no contact” rule put in place by Vince McMahon last week, but the tactic didn’t work as Owen missed with a spin wheel kick and Austin hit the Stunner for the win. Pillman looked on from ringside and clapped sarcastically for his adversary as Austin gave him a one finger salute. Suddenly, with Austin distracted, Hunter Helmsley hit the ring from behind, spun Austin around, and planted him with the Pedigree! Pillman laughed all the way up the aisle as Hunter stood over Austin in the ring, having sent a clear message to his opponent at Judgment Day. (84%)Plan BWe go to the backstage area and enter the locker room of the Kliq.HBK: You know, everyone can see the writing on the wall that the WWF and its powers that be don’t want the Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels as the WWF Champion. Maybe I’m a little too cocky, maybe I’m a little too edgy, maybe I don’t have the right attitude according the suits of the WWF, but the fact of the matter is that I back up everything I say. And the truth is that it took a conspiracy to get the belt off of me, and now the WWF is doing everything in its power to keep it away from me. So all the Kliq fans around the world have been asking us, what are you guys gonna do now? Well I got news for you, HBK and the Kliq aren’t gonna sit idly by. If I’m not gonna get my rightful shot at the WWF Title sometime soon, then we’ll just have to go to Plan B. Nash: That’s right, and Plan B takes effect tonight. And Cain, you’re phase one. Tonight, not only is Big Daddy Cool gonna take you down, but you just might not make it to Judgment Day on Sunday. And if that happens, hey Vince, what happens to your main event for Judgment Day? Will we still not have a WWF Champion around here? Or maybe you’ll have to find Cain a replacement. Like, say, me? Or maybe Scott over here? Or maybe HBK himself! Hall: Hey yo, Undertaker. Deadmang, tonight, the same thing might just happen to you. You wanna go one on one with the Bad Guy? That’s fine with me because me and the Kliq will carve you up and spit you out. And hey, if neither you or the big red freak Cain make it to this Sunday, maybe the Kliq will just take the WWF Championship for ourselves. Just one more for the good guys! (99%) Scott Hall gained overness from this segment“Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable and Marty Jannetty defeated D’Lo Brown and The Rock w/Mark HenryHenry tried to get involved in the match by jumping up on the apron, but Mero reversed an irish whip and D’Lo collided with Henry instead. Mero took advantage by hitting a samoan drop and followed up with the Wildthing to pin the IC champion. Mero and Jannetty celebrate in the ring while D’Lo backs up the aisle with Henry and Rock, clutching his title belt. If Mero does this again on Sunday at Judgment Day, we will have a new IC champion. (78%) Marc Mero gained overness from this match The Rock lost overness from this match Marty Jannetty gained overness from this matchBret’s #1 FanWe go to the backstage area and see Bret Hart making his way down the hallway to his locker room. When he gets there he sees that his locker room door has been busted in. Bret cautiously makes his way into the room and goes over to his locker to see what appears to be a note of some kind taped to his locker and a framed picture of Bret with a heart drawn around it, but it has been cut in half. This situation is getting stranger by the week… (78%) Bret Hart lost overness from this segment. British Bulldog vs Ahmed Johnson ended in a Double Count OutThe ring couldn’t contain these two powerhouses for long. The action soon spilled to the outside as Bulldog and Ahmed brawled all over the aisle way and up onto the stage before both being counted out. The brawl raged on until officials came out to separate the two men. This feud is far from over. (88%)Cain defeated Kevin Nash by DQTwo giants collided in this match. The match went back and forth as each man exchanged power moves. Cain took Nash to the outside with a clothesline, but as he went to follow up, Nash grabbed a chair from ringside. As Cain reached over the top rope and grabbed Nash by the hair, Nash swung the chair over his head and smacked Cain right on top of the head with it, causing the referee to call for the bell. Nash entered the ring and hit Cain with the chair again! He struck Cain over the back with the chair a few more times before the referee was able to back him off. Nash smirked as he dropped the chair in the ring and backs up the aisle. Perhaps this attack was phase one of the Kliq’s plans tonight? (90%)Pillman Runs into SidThe cameras cut backstage as Brian Pillman is slinking around backstage laughing and asking passersby if they saw Austin getting hit with a Pedigree earlier tonight. As he’s turned around, he bumps into someone, only to turn around and see Sycho Sid, his opponent for Judgment Day. Pillman then starts to try and play his laughing off as coughing, but Sid grabs him by the throat and slams him against the wall! “I’ll see you Sunday” says Sid before starting to laugh himself and letting Pillman go. Pillman brushes himself off and makes his way through the hallway to the locker room. These two odd balls go one on one on Sunday! (80%)The Headbangers vs New Age Outlaws ended in a No ContestThe tag team title scene has been crowded as of late, and the Outlaws have not been making many allies. As the two teams were brawling around the ring, Project Omega rushed and entered the ring before hitting both Outlaws and Headbangers with suicide dives to the outside! The ref called for the bell as an all out 8-man brawl has broken out among these four teams. (89%)Vader TimeThe cameras show Chris Benoit in the backstage area preparing to come into the arena when he is suddenly attacked from behind by Vader! Vader overcomes Benoit quickly with hard strikes and throws him into a stack of heavy equipment crates. Vader stomps away on Benoit on the ground before officials rush to the scene and are able to back him up. Benoit seems to be in pain on the floor holding his ribs. One has to wonder how this will affect Benoit come Sunday when he goes one on one with the Mastodon. (85%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Scott Hall A strong main event for the night. After Hall slipped out of a Tombstone attempt, he set Taker up for the Edge, but Undertaker back dropped Hall instead. Taker followed up with a choke slam and then the patented Tombstone piledriver to pick up the win. No sooner had the bell rung that Shawn Michaels and Kevin Nash hit the ring, and a three on one attack ensued. The Kliq had Undertaker on the mat until Cain then hit the ring and helped the Undertaker clear the ring of the Kliq. As the Kliq backed up the aisle, Undertaker suddenly grabbed Cain by the throat and planted him with a choke slam! Perhaps this was a bit of payback from Taker for Cain doing the same thing to him last week. Raw came to a close with the Undertaker standing tall in the ring with his eyes rolled into the back of his head. (89%)
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Post by DTP. on Jul 12, 2013 19:00:06 GMT -5
WWF RAW is WAR: Monday 8th September 1997...Oh my, it's the go-home show for Judgment Day: In Your House! Nice. Hot opening contest for RAW this week, with Stone Cold Steve Austin getting the victory against Owen Hart. However, yet again, there is no indication that Hunter Hearst Helmsley will be leaving Judgment Day victorious. No chance in Hell. That was also a hot opening contest, maybe too hot to give away, in my opinion. I have more intrigue in Owen and Austin than I do Hunter and Austin. Decent segment between the Kliq members, I enjoyed it. Scott Hall against the Undertaker tonight sounds interesting, but I could see a blind attack from Shawn Michaels and Kevin Nash coming up. Hmm, weird to see The Rock lose overness, just because he lost to Marc Mero and Marty Jannetty alongside D-Lo Brown. Strange, but no complaints. I can't personally see D-Lo losing the WWF Intercontinental Championship this Sunday honestly. Uhm, Bret Hart has a stalker? Interesting, I'm wondering what this could possibly lead to. I don't see this being a thing to come to ahead at In Your House, Sunday, either. The British Bulldog and Ahmed Johnson ending in a double count-out was the right move, not a fan of this being shown on free television, honestly. I'd have saved it for pay-per-view. I assume that this could end at either Judgment Day, or the October edition of In Your House, perhaps. Kane with an unclean victory against Kevin Nash was expected, nice cheap way to avoid Kane for Shawn Michaels, having Nash intentionally getting himself disqualified - I like the idea. Hah, Brian Pillman running into Sycho Sid was amusing, although once again, I don't see Pillman losing at Judgment Day honestly. Would have been nice to see either Pillman or Austin get the upper-hand in a segment with one of their rivals, just to spice things up. I could however see you having one of them cost the other man their match at In Your House, indirectly perhaps. We'll see. The Headbangers and New Age Outlaws going to a non-finish...second non-finish of the night, maybe a little overkill for 1997, perhaps. Project Omega continue to complicate the situation between the Headbangers and the Outlaws. No build for the WWF Tag Team Championships tonight? I feel like that's the match that needed most hype out of the entire card, personally. The Undertaker defeating Scott Hall was nice, and I liked 'Taker getting the upper hand against his opponents for come Sunday. Overall, another solid show, and a decent go-home show for Judgment Day: In Your House this weekend. The card looks decent, although seems pretty predictable at the moment. Let's see how you handle things.
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 16, 2013 13:39:45 GMT -5
September 14, 1997 Commentators: Jim Ross and Dok HendrixDouglas Furnas and Phillipe Lafon defeated Yokozuna and FatuYoko and Fatu controlled most of the match with their power advantage, and it appeared that the debut of “France’s Greatest Export” would be short and unsuccessful. However, as Fatu attempted an avalanche into the corner on Furnas, LaFon ran over to the buckle on the apron and pulled his partner out of the way, causing Fatu to collide chest first into the turnbuckle. Furnas quickly rolled Fatu up from behind and, with an assist of a handful of tights, caught the big man by surprise for a three count. Furnas and LaFon backed up the aisle with their arms raised after a successful debut in the WWF as Yoko and Fatu looked on with an unhappy look on their faces. ( 67%) Yokozuna and Fatu lost overness Furnas and LaFon gained overness Yokozuna didn’t sell much in the matchBrian Pillman defeated Sycho Sid w/MarlenaPillman didn’t seem anxious to tangle with Sid and spent the majority of the opening moments trying to stay away from the big man, but he was soon caught with nowhere to go and was shaken by Sid’s power. The match’s momentum went back and forth until a pivotal moment with Pillman in the corner in which Sid tried to connect with a big boot, but Pillman dodged it and Sid tangled himself up on the top rope and buckle. Pillman took the opening to snatch Sid and connect with a reverse DDT. Pillman made the cover and, with his feet on the ropes outside of the referee’s vision, secured the three count and the win. (73%) Brian Pillman gained overness Sid didn’t sell much in the matchAs we are getting ready for the next match, we get a camera shot of former UFC champion Ken Shamrock sitting in the front row taking in the event. The announcers put over Shamrock’s many accomplishments and that they hope to see him in a WWF ring soon.D’Lo Brown defeated Marc Mero w/Sable to RETAIN the Intercontinental TitleSolid and competitive match here for the IC title. Mero had the champ on the ropes and looked like he might be on his way to his first title win after hitting Brown with a samoan drop and climbing to the top rope, looking for the Wild Thing. In desperation, D’Lo lunged towards the top rope, causing Mero to lose his balance and crotch himself on the top turnbuckle. With Mero stunned, D’Lo climbed to the middle rope and delivered an impressive Sky High from the middle rope, planting Mero on the mat and getting the pin. The Rock and Mark Henry joined D’Lo in the aisle in celebration as Sable tried to console Mero in the ring. (81%) The IC Title gained in imageBritish Bulldog defeated Ahmed Johnson by DQThese two power houses picked up where they left off on Raw, and if you were a wrestling purist, this probably wasn’t the match for you. As expected, the two brutes traded power moves and strikes throughout and the match soon went to the outside. Bulldog seemed to attempt to whip Ahmed into the ring steps, but Ahmed reversed it and Davey Boy went crashing into the steel. The referee admonished Ahmed to get back in the ring, but the Pearl River Powerhouse ignored the official and instead picked up the ring steps. Bulldog staggered to his feet and Ahmed ran the steps into Bulldog’s head! The referee immediately called for the bell as Bulldog crumpled to the floor. The referee pushed Ahmed back and away from Davey Boy before he knelt down to check on him and awarded him the match as a result of a disqualification. It appears the Ahmed was less concerned with winning the match as he was with hurting Bulldog. (87%) British Bulldog gained overnessHunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Steve AustinThis was possibly the match of the night! The two men put on a great back and forth match that the crowd enjoyed immensely. Neither man seemed to be able to hold momentum for long, but Austin appeared to be getting a roll after escaping a Pedigree attempt and hitting a spree of offense. As the tide was shifting, Brian Pillman walked out to ringside. His presence distracted Austin and Hunter took advantage by hitting Austin in the back with a high knee that sent him down into the middle rope. Hunter looked to continue his attack, but the referee held him off. With Austin in the ropes and the ref distracted, Pillman slid on a pair of brass knuckles and drilled Austin with a right hand straight to the jaw! Austin slumped to the mat as Pillman discarded the evidence and backed away from the ring. Helmsley took Austin and then hit the Pedigree, followed up with a cover and got the win. Pillman laughed up the aisle as Hunter’s hand was raised in victory. (95%)Following the match as Austin was helped to the back by the referee, Helmsley caught sight of Ken Shamrock sitting front row. Hunter started to gloat to Shamrock about his win and talk smack to the UFC fighter, causing Shamrock to rise from his chair. The two men went face to face for a moment before it appeared that Hunter was resigned to walk away, but then instead pie faced Shamrock in the face! Shamrock tried to go after Hunter over the barricade but was restrained by his entourage. Hunter backed up the aisle with a smirk on his face while Shamrock was livid!New Age Outlaws defeated Cage & Copeland, The Headbangers, and The Hardy Boyz to RETAIN the Tag Team TitlesThis was a four way elimination match for the tag titles. Cage and Copeland were the first eliminated after the Headbangers tripped up Cage from the outside which allowed Gunn to connect with a Rocker Dropper for the pinfall. The Headbangers themselves were next to go after successful teamwork from the Hardy’s allowed Jeff to connect with a Swanton Bomb from the top rope and pin Mosh. So it was down to the Outlaws and the Hardy brothers. It appeared we might have new champions in the form of the young daredevils, the Hardy’s, but as Jeff went to the top rope for another Swanton, Jesse James attacked Matt from behind and dispatched him to the outside before running over on the apron and shoving Jeff off the top rope, sending him crashing to the mat inside the ring. Gunn took advantage and planted Jeff with a spine buster to get the three count and retain the titles for the Outlaws. The champions escape again. (73%) The match suffered with the live crowd because they were still hyped up from the previous matchBret’s #1 Fan RevealedJim Ross is in the ring and asks the crowd to welcome Bret “Hitman” Hart to the ring. The Hitman enters the arena to a great reaction and shakes Ross’ hand.Ross: Bret, it was about two months ago that you returned to in ring action here in the WWF, and as excited as these fans were to see you back, it would appear that there is someone who is particularly interested in your return. We have seen you receive fan mail and messages from your self-proclaimed number one fan, but the situation seems to have grown increasingly bizarre and, as we saw this past Monday on Raw, perhaps a bit unsettling after seeing your locker room broken in to by this fanatic. Bret: You know, it has been a weird couple of weeks. No one appreciates their fans more than I do, but there is a line that shouldn’t be crossed and I’m starting to feel like whoever this person is, is getting pretty close to that line. So while I appreciate the sentiment, I hope that if that fan is watching tonight he or she takes just a step or two back away from that line and respects my privacy. But I also want them to know that I appreciate their support and I hope that they continue to support me, just in the right way. As Bret is conducting his interview a young fan dressed in Bret Hart gear approaches the ring and walks up the steps holding a 8x10 picture. Jim Ross helps him into the ring, but he and Hart both look a bit puzzled. The fan sheepishly walks up to Bret and asks if he can have an autograph. Bret smiles and says “sure.” As he grabs the photo and pen, Bret gets a weird look on his face and we get a camera shot of the photo he is holding. The photo is a candid picture of Bret standing backstage, and from his attire you can tell that the picture had to have been taken tonight. Bret asks the fan where he got this picture from when suddenly he is attacked from behind! The attacker is wearing WWF attire and looks to be disguised as a camera man or backstage worker. The mystery man stomps Bret on the mat before grabbing a TV camera off the apron and smacks Hart in the head with it! The attacker removes the hood of his sweatshirt from his head and it’s revealed to be…Goldust! What is the meaning of this? Goldust slithers around the mat and then out of the ring as Bret is laid out unconscious and referees and medical staff hit ringside to check on Bret.(89%)Vader defeated Chris BenoitBenoit came to the ring with taped ribs as a result of the attack by Vader on Raw. Benoit lived up to his tough guy reputation and took much of what Vader dished out and kept coming. Vader had Benoit in position for the Vader Bomb, but Benoit got his knees up and Vader rolled to the mat holding his gut. Benoit took the opportunity to gingerly climb to the top rope, still clutching his ribs, and went for a flying head butt, but Vader moved out of the way! With Benoit in obvious pain, Vader picked him up off the mat and planted him hard with a powerbomb before covering him for the three count. Vader is victorious despite a valiant effort from Benoit here tonight. (89%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Cain to become the NEW WWF ChampionDespite the apparent alliance between Taker and Cain, this match was about the WWF Title, and the two phenoms pulled no punches against one another. During the action, the referee was inadvertently taken down. With no official, the Kliq sprinted to the ring like a pack of wolves. HBK, Nash and Hall all entered the ring and began to attack both competitors. HBK and Hall doubled up on Cain while Nash brawled with Taker. Taker took control of Nash and sent him to the outside with a clothesline. Cain was on the opposite side of the ring brawling with Hall. Michaels saw an opening and went to hit Undertaker with SCM, but Taker ducked out of the way and Michaels ended up hitting Cain with the kick instead. Taker goozled HBK and tossed him to the outside. It wasn’t apparent if Undertaker knew Cain had been hit with SCM, but as Cain staggered back up to his feet, Undertaker took the opportunity to grab him and plant him with a chokeslam. Undertaker made the cover, and the referee groggily slid into position and counted the three. The Undertaker is the new WWF Champion! As the bell rang, Cain sat up in the ring and quickly snapped his head towards the Kliq. The Kliq began to back up the aisle as Cain exited the ring in pursuit, while Undertaker posed in the ring with the belt to close the show. (91%) Cain lost overness
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Post by underjohngrohs on Jul 17, 2013 1:51:24 GMT -5
JUDGMENT DAY REVIEW: Furnas/Lafon vs Yokozuna/Fatu: A stunned victory for Furnas and Lafon knocking off the WWF Tag Team Champions, A Furnas/Lafon vs NAO is bound to be somewhere down the line Pillman/Sid: A great victory for Pillman over Sid. It's good to let Pillman not fight Austin at Judgment Day. Eventually they may fight at the Next PPV. D-Lo/Mero: Brown is still the Intercontinental Champion. And he did it without any help from The Rock and Mark Henry. Bulldog/Ahmed: I didn't know what was with Ahmed before he turned on The Bulldog. I can't believe Ahmed let the fans down but unfortunately Ahmed needed a change. This is the new and badass Ahmed Johnson i like, But i don't think this feud with The Bulldog ain't over by a long shot. It might be a No Holds Barred Match at the Next PPV when they fight again. Helmsley/Austin: Surprised that Helmsley won due to help from Brian Pillman against Austin. Helmsley with big wins over Ultimate Warrior and The Undertaker and now Stone Cold, wow Helmsley's been a lot impressive since he won the 1996 King of The Ring. Fatal-Four Way Match: Pretty surprised to see the Outlaws retain the belts over The Hardys. Edge and Christian and The Headbangers Goldust/Bret segment: Surprised that Goldust was the mystery stalker, a feud between Goldust and Bret is pretty going on in the future. Vader/Benoit: Well I gotta say Benoit fought a roadblock getting through Vader but Benoit unfortunately couldn't get the job done against Vader. Undertaker/Cain: hey we've seen these rivalries between them in your diary. And everytime the two wrestle in this diary, It's a great show that they put on but this time it was for the richest prize in the game. The World Wrestling Federation Championship. Pretty surprised that the KLIQ came down and tried to ruin this saga. But Taker and Cain both made sure there was going to be one WWF Champion. But luckily Undertaker is now the WWF Champion, But hopefully this feud with Taker/Cain and the KLIQ is not over yet. Maybe they may fight at the next PPV with Taker putting the title on the line as he teams with Cain to take on the KLIQ in a 2-on 3 Handicap Match at the Next PPV or maybe a one-on-one match with Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels for the WWF Title. But I guess wel'l have to wait and see. I have to wonder what the next PPV is going to be. There's still a lot more before the Next PPV. Honestly I really wanted Cain to win the WWF Title and turn heel and have Paul Bearer turn on Undertaker too like in real-life and Cain being Undertaker's brother too and the whole family segment storyline. But with Undertaker as Champion. Any WWF Superstar is going to have a hard time taking the belt off of The Undertaker that's for sure. all-in-all good show.
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Post by koreygunz on Jul 22, 2013 13:53:06 GMT -5
(credit Spear Guy)September 15, 1997 Commentators: Jim Ross and Dok HendrixPillman SuspendedWe open Raw with WWF President Vince McMahon in the ring surrounded by security guards around ringside.Vince: I’m sure everyone here tonight is excited for tonight’s edition of Monday Night Raw, however right now we must start by taking care of a little business. If he would, I would like for Brian Pillman to join me here in the ring. After a few moments, Pillman’s music hits and he makes his way down to the ring with his usual maniacal grin on his face.Pillman: What can I do for you, sir? Vince: Mr. Pillman, last night at Judgment Day there was an incident between you and Steve Austin that must be addressed. Pillman: Incident? Incident? Oh, oh, wait, you must be talking about when I came down to the ring and nearly broke his jaw with a right hand! Is that the incident you’re referring to, boss? Vince: That is exactly what I’m referring to. Not only did you interfere in Steve Austin’s match last night, but a few weeks ago here on Raw I explicitly told both you and Steve Austin that neither of you were to have any physical contact with one another outside of a sanctioned WWF match. Last night, you were not officially involved in the match between Steve Austin and Hunter Hearst-Helmsley, and yet you decided to blatantly defy that stipulation and attack Steve Austin with a foreign object. Pillman: So what? Yea, I came down to the ring and slapped the taste out of Austin’s mouth and cost him the match. And? I mean, c’mon Vince, what are you really gonna do about it? Do you really wanna get involved in the business of a guy like me? Pillman begins to get closer to Vince’s face. The security guards around ringside quickly interject and get between Vince and Pillman.Pillman: What’s this? Is this your goon squad here to protect you? Are you scared of me Vince? Huh? What are you gonna do about it? Vince: In fact, Mr. Pillman, I am going to do something about. Just like I promised a few weeks ago, if the no contact stipulation was broken there would be action taken, and that’s exactly what will happen. Due to your blatant disregard for my authority and defiance, I have no choice but to suspend you indefinitely! Pillman: What?! Pillman tries to go after Vince, but the security guards hold him back as Vince bails out of the ring. Pillman is flipping out as the security gets him to exit the ring and start to back track up the aisle. Pillman is pointing at Vince and vowing that he will regret this when from behind appears Steve Austin! Stunner! Austin stuns Pillman in the entrance ramp and leaves him lying flat in the aisle before heading back with a smile on his face.(78%)Sycho Sid w/Marlena defeated Owen Hart by DQSid was not in a good mood after last night’s defeat and looked to take it out on Owen. Sid had Owen in position for the powerbomb, but Owen dropped to his knees and gave Sid a low blow, causing the referee to call for the bell. With Sid incapacitated, Owen loaded up and connected with a spin wheel kick to Sid’s head. The referee ushered Owen out of the ring and Owen celebrated up the aisle, proud of his work tonight as Sid held his head in the ring. (70%)Wanna Play the Game?We go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’m here with Hunter Hearst-Helmsley, and the question on everyone’s mind is what were you thinking getting in the face of former UFC fighter Ken Shamrock last night at Judgment Day? HHH: I think the better question would be what is Ken Shamrock thinking trying to get in to the WWF? This is not the UFC. That may have been Shamrock’s world, but around here and in that squared circle, that is my world! If Ken Shamrock thinks he can just walk in here and dominate the WWF like he used to dominate the UFC he has another thing coming. What happened last night was a lesson in respect, and it was lesson one. And if he wants another lesson, I’ll be more than happy to give it to him. This is a whole new ballgame, Shamrock. And if you want to play this game, step up to the plate and take on the best in the game right now, and that’s Hunter Hearts-Helmsley. I am wrestling! I am the game! If you have the guts to get into that ring, I’ll be right there waiting. And if I have to, I’ll beat the respect out of you. (94%)Ahmed Johnson defeated Marty JannettyJohnson’s new attitude served him well as he made quick work of Jannetty after some power offense and then putting him away with the Pearl River Plunge. As Ahmed posed in the ring, British Bulldog hit the ring and attacked Ahmed! The two men brawled back and forth until Bulldog took control and Ahmed fell through the ropes to the outside. Bulldog followed him out and continued his attack, taking Ahmed and throwing him into the steel ring steps, perhaps payback after Ahmed did the same to Bulldog last night. The referee was finally able to separate Davey Boy from Ahmed, but this aggressiveness is a side we have rarely seen from the Bulldog. (65%)Sean Waltman defeated Hakushi to RETAIN the Lightweight TitleWaltman put his title on the line against the White Angel in a competitive match. After back and forth action that is common to the Lightweight division, Waltman caught Hakushi as he was coming off the top rope with a spinning back kick to the face. Waltman capitalized with the Buzzkiller and got Hakushi to submit to pick up the win and retain his title. (76%) The Lightweight title gained imageHeroes Die HardWe go to what appears to be a secluded locker room where we see Goldust sitting in his director’s chair and speaking into his large make up mirror.Goldust: The adulation of thousands of fans. The roar of the crowd. The standing ovation. These are the kinds of things that titillate the true star. These are the things that stars live for, and when that once in a lifetime star comes shooting across the sky, it is what they deserve. Goldust is a star such as this. A star who bursts onto the scene and changes things forever. I deserve the reverence I am due. But yet, I hear no roar of the crowd. I get no standing ovations. But I hear the cat calls. I see the glaring looks and expressions. The evervesence of Goldust has not been truly appreciated. And I ask myself why? And in my questioning I find Bret Hart. Now there’s a man the people can get behind. There’s a man who is titillated nightly by the adoration of his fans. The Hitman. The Excellence of Execution. What does he have that I don’t? And the answer is nothing! So what is a person to think? What decides who is beloved and who is belittled? And the answer I found is ignorance. Ignorance of the people. The same people who’s adoration I have craved are the ones who cannot recognize greatness when they see it. They give to one and forsake the other, and for what? So how much does their adoration really mean? The greatest thing I can give to my public is knowledge. Knowledge is true power. And so I will educate my public. They will see the greatness of Goldust as I tear down the kingdom of the Hitman. Only by destroying your hallow heroes and your false prophets will you see the light and the error of your ways. Bret Hart, you and the world will never forget the name of…..Goldust. (79%)Jeff Hardy defeated Jesse JamesThe Hardy Boys were the last team eliminated in the tag title match last night, and tonight we see younger brother Jeff in singles action against one half of the reigning champions. Billy Gunn had accompanied James to the ring, and after Gunn had tried to interject himself into the match, Matt Hardy came to ringside to the even the odds. It looked like Matt and Gunn might come to blows, but the referee stepped in to separate them. With the ref distracted Gunn jumped up on the apron with his tag title belt. James tried to irish whip Jeff into the belt, but Hardy reversed in and James collided with Gunn and the belt instead, sending Gunn down to the outside. Hardy rolled James up and the referee slid back into the ring and into position to count the three. The Hardy’s celebrated up the aisle as they have left both the Outlaws down and out tonight. (70%) Jeff Hardy gained overness from this matchPrimetimeWe go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’ m here with Prime Time Enterprises- Mark Henry, the Rock and the Intercontinental Champion D’Lo Brown. D’Lo: That’s right, you better recognize your reigning and still Intercontinental Champion, D’Lo Brown! Last night at Judgement Day I disposed of yet another challenger and walked away still champion. And quite frankly it’s becoming old habit. D’Lo Brown is the best thing going in the WWF right now….. The Rock grabs the mic.The Rock: You’re damn right, Prime Time Enterprises is the best thing going in the WWF today! You’ve got the best muscles money can buy, Mark Henry. You’ve got D’Lo back here. And you have the most electrifying man in the WWF, the Rock! The sunglasses, the shirt, the shoes, the Rolex, the whole package is there. Let me ask you something Todd. Do you have a watch like this?..No you don’t, because you’re not the Rock! No one in the WWF is the Rock, and trust me when I tell you that the Rock’s time is coming. But for now, tonight we’re going to celebrate, the way only we can, the fact that Prime Time Enterprises is still the Intercontinental Champion! D’Lo: Recognize! The Rock and Henry take off as D’Lo follows behind looking slightly perturbed. (76%)The Undertaker and Steve Austin defeated Scott Hall and Kevin NashNew WWF Champion Undertaker and Austin made for an unlikely tag team, but it made for an interesting main event against the Kliq members. At a high point in the match, the referee was knocked down, similar to last night, and the match broke down into a four man brawl. As Taker and Nash fought on the outside, Shawn Michaels came out to the ring and looked to be lining Austin up for SCM. However, as he was tuning up the band, fire erupted from the turnbuckles and Kane lumbered down to the ring! Michaels quickly bailed out of the ring as Kane chased him around ringside and up the aisle through the entrance curtain. Amidst the chaos, Austin snuck up behind Hall, spun him around, and connected with the Stunner! 1..2..3! As Austin posed in the ring, Nash snuck in the ring and looked like he was going to attack Austin from behind, but Undertaker cut him off and planted him with a choke slam! Raw came to a close with Hall and Nash down in the ring and the Undertaker and Austin left standing, exchanging curious looks at each other. (78%)
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