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Post by Fury on Aug 15, 2007 16:45:51 GMT -5
Still going great Michaels/Sid vs Hall/Diesel could be fun. Albert in the M$Corp could be good as well keep up the good work.
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Post by Stuffs "Thunder" Liger on Aug 19, 2007 17:21:33 GMT -5
I'm really looking forward to the idea of Raven-Undertaker, and I'm a MASSIVE Albert mark, so I'm happy with the way things are going. Ironically enough, I had Yoko and Fatu ready to go up and team in my WWF 91 but I ended up dropping it before they debuted, so I really like the idea of them teaming together.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 8, 2007 15:08:11 GMT -5
July 8, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossAlbert w/Ted Dibiase defeated Duke “The Dumpster” Droese with a Baldo BombAlbert made his in-ring debut, and was dominant. Albert overpowered Droese, who is no slouch himself, and looked very impressive. Albert caught Droese with a bicycle kick to the face, then finished him off my planting him on the canvas with a variation of a sit down powerbomb he calls the Baldo Bomb for the three. As Albert posed in the ring and Dibiase gloated on the outside, Ahmed Johnson suddenly came sprinting down the aisle with a steel chair. Ahmed slid in the ring and cracked the chair over Albert’s back. Albert fell to one knee and Ahmed blasted him in the back again. Ahmed looked like a wild man and swung the chair again, but Albert was able to roll to the outside. Ahmed stood in the ring, inviting Albert back as he macktracked up the aisle with Dibiase. (67%) Duke Droese lost overness from this match. Albert gained overness from this match.Rocky is ReadyVince McMahon is in the ring and asks the fans to welcome his guest at this time, Rocky Maivia. Rocky comes out to cheers from the crowd and enters the ring.Vince: Rocky, it was just about a month and a half ago that you debuted here in the WWF, and then just two weeks ago you were victorious in a number one contender’s match for the Intercontinental Championship. And though there were some controversial circumstances, nevertheless you will go one on one with Steve Austin at In Your House: Collision Course for the Intercontinental Title. How can you explain this quick rise to the top? Rocky: You know, I understand there was some controversy about the way I won my opportunity for the Intercontinental Title, and it was unfortunate that it came out that way, but it is what it is. And the face still remains that In Your House will be the biggest night of my life. As you said, it’s only been two months since I’ve been in the WWF, and already I have a shot at gold. And even though I am humbled and honored at this opportunity, I can’t say that I am totally surprised. I am a third generation wrestler. My father and grand father were legends on this sport. Ever since I was a little kid, I have dreamed of making it big in the WWF and doing my father and grand father proud. Their blood runs through my veins, and I have vowed to take their names and take them to even greater heights. And at In Your House, I have that opportunity. I might be young and I might be a rookie, but I want everyone in the WWF, and especially Steve Austin, to know this. I’m coming hard, I’m coming strong, and I’m coming for the Intercontinental Championship! (79%) Rocky Maivia gained overness from this interview.Austin Fires First ShotAs Rocky’s interview comes to a close, Steve Austin appears in the aisle and starts to make his way down to the ring. Rocky looks a little perplexed, but Austin seems to not want to fight.Austin: Calm down, son. I’m just out here to congratulate you. Like you said, it’s very impressive that in such a short amount of time you are getting a shot at my Intercontinental Championship. I just wanted to come out, extend my hand, and give respect where respect is due. I’ll see you at In Your House. Austin extends his hand, and Rocky looks around for the fans opinion on what he should do. After a few moments, Maivia reluctantly extends his hand as well and he and Austin share a clean shake. Austin gives Rocky a slap on the shoulder before Rocky nods and starts to leave the ring. But as Rocky begins to leave, Austin grabs him on the shoulder, spins him around, and blasts him in the face with the Intercontinental Championship belt! Austin stands over Maivia and starts to chuckle a bit with a sly smirk on his face. Maivia’s inexperience has shown through here, and Austin has taken total advantage of this young rookie and left him lying in the ring.(75%) Rocky Maivia gained overness from this segment.The Supreme Machines w/Clarence Mason defeated Marty Jannetty and Hakushi Tatanka and Kama were introducing their new attitude to the world in this match, and started with the team they attacked upon their re-debut, Jannetty and Hakushi. The Rocker and White Angel put up a valiant effort, using their quickness to keep the Machines off balance early, but Kama and Tatanka’s size soon turned the tide. Kama and Tatanka hit a few impressive power moves on both Jannetty and Hakushi, isolating Jannetty after Kama caught him coming off the top rope with a cross body and turned it into a powerslam. Kama then put Jannetty over his knee in a back breaker, and Tatanka came off the top rope with an elbow to the face, ala the Decapitation Elbow from Demolition, to pick up the victory. (69%)Sycho Sid defeated Goldust w/Marlena with a PowerbombThis was a hard hitting brawl, and Goldust pulled out all the stops to try and stop Sid. But it wasn’t enough. Goldust set Sid up for a Curtain Call, but Sid escaped the hold and caught Goldust with a chokeslam. Sid then set up Goldust and spiked him to the mat with a powerbomb for the three after a grueling match. As Sid posed for the crowd, Diesel suddenly hit the ring and attacked Sid from behind. Diesel put the boots to Sid on the canvas, then went to the outside and grabbed the ring bell from the time keeper. Diesel slid back in the ring and waited for Sid to get back his feet before blasting Sid in the head with the ring bell! The bell made a sickening thud against Sid’s skull before he collapsed to the mat. Diesel stood over Sid’s body and raised his fist in the air to a chorus of boos from the crowd. (77%)Ultimate ChallengeWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengil is with the Ultimate Warrior.Todd: I am here with the Ultimate Warrior, who has demanded this time to address the man they call Vader. Warrior: The stars and planets are beginning to align. The time is drawing near. The Gods have paved the way that the Warrior knows he must travel. There is a battle that has been left unfinished, but must be concluded. In just a few short weeks, the final battleground will be prepared. At In Your House, in an event aptly named Collision Course, two entities will draw together. The Gods have forseen it, and so it must be. The Ultimate Warrior on one side, the man they call Vader on the other. Only one can survive! The only question is if you, Vader, have the fortitude to step into the battle field, put on the armor one more time, and go face to face with the power of the Warrior. Last time, the battle was won, but the war was left raging. At In Your House, it will have finality. (83%)Jeff Jarrett defeated Bob Holly with the ChartbusterJarrett has promised to use his new attitude to take him to the top, and he looked focused here. Jarrett stayed on top of Holly, and was able to fend off a comeback attempt side stepping a dropkick from the top rope. Jarrett then hit Holly with the Chartbuster and covered him for the three count. While Jarrett gloated, Jake “The Snake” Roberts crept down the aisle and slithered into the ring. Unknowingly, Jarrett turned around right into a DDT from Roberts! Roberts sat up with a smile on his face as the crowd cheered. Despite the comments from Jarrett last week, on this night it was the “old fossil” who had gotten the best of the young gun and left him lying on the mat. (77%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Hunter Hearst-Helmsley by Disqualification after Raven interferedThis was a rematch from the King of the Ring finals, and the scene was similar. Helmsley was able to control the match early, hitting a lot of offense. Hunter scored a few near falls after a running knee to the face and a piledriver, but was unable to keep Taker down. The Phenom then started his comeback, hitting the King of the Ring with high impact blows and his trademark walk on the top rope. Hunter ducked a clothesline a kicked Taker in the gut and set him up for the Pedigree, but Undertaker escaped and back dropped Hunter to the mat. Taker then got his hand around Helmsley’s throat and planted him with a chokeslam. Undertaker signaled for the end, but as he started to set Hunter up for the Tombstone, Raven hit the ring from out of nowhere and attacked Taker. The referee called for the bell as Raven mounted Undertaker and peppered him with right hands. Raven then lifted Taker up and dropped him to the mat with a DDT. Raven looked on with a smirk and rolled out of the ring. However, as Raven walked around the outside of the ring, the Undertaker sat up with fire in his eyes and went to the floor, grabbing Raven by the hair as he tried to escape through the crowd. Undertaker blasted Raven with a few rights hands and a stiff uppercut, sending him careening into the barricade. The Undertaker looked to inflict more damage, but Raven gave Taker a kick below the waist. Taker crumbled to the floor as Raven quickly made his way over the barricade and out into the crowd. (93%)“Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable defeated British Bulldog after botched interference from Owen HartAfter the two on one attack last week, Mero got a one on one match with one of the accomplices, British Bulldog. Bulldog used his power to control most of the match, clobbering and slamming Mero to the mat. Mero began a comeback, though, outquicking Bulldog and getting a near fall after a Merosault. Owen Hart then made his way down to ringside. As Bulldog and Mero brawled in the ring, Owen hopped on the apron and removed the protective pad from one of the top turnbuckles. Noticing this, Bulldog put Mero up on his shoulder, perhaps looking to give him a snake eyes onto the exposed steel, but Mero slipped down Bulldog’s back and gave him a dropkick to the back, sending Davey Boy chest first into the steel! Bulldog clutched his sternum as Mero then pulled him down with a school boy and scored the three. Mero celebrated his win with Sable in the aisle as Bulldog lay in the ring and Owen stood on the outside throwing a tantrum. (82%)Shawn Michaels defeated Skip w/Sunny with Sweet Chin MusicThe WWF Champion was in action in a non-title match, much to the delight of the crowd. Skip put on a good showing wrestling as a single for the first time in a while, but he was soon overcome by HBK’s offensive onslaught. Michaels put Skip to the mat and hit his patented elbow drop from the top rope before tuning up the band and finishing the Bodydonna off with some Sweet Chin Music. (87%)Divide and ConquerAs Michaels celebrated in the ring, Scott Hall and Diesel hit the ring and ambushed HBK from behind. Hall and Diesel put the boots to Michaels freely since Sid had been taken out earlier in the night and HBK had no back up. Diesel planted HBK to the canvas with a Jacknife before Hall finished him off with a vicious Razor’s Edge. Hall and Diesel posed in the ring to boos from the crowd as Raw came to a close. (96%) Shawn Michaels gained overness from this segment.
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Post by cccmrkennedy on Sept 8, 2007 16:28:54 GMT -5
Loving, loving, LOVING this whole HBK/Sid vs Nash/Hall storyline. It's awesome.
Bulldog/Owen friction ? Jarrett/Roberts feuding ? I must be dreaming. Seriously, dude this is great stuff. It's been going on for a while now, damn long diary.
Nice to see you bring this back again after a few weeks of inactivity.
P.S. Reply to my WWE 2007 will you ? Thanks.
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Post by Fury on Sept 16, 2007 4:45:19 GMT -5
This is still one of the best diaries on the board. Raven coming in was good and I look forward to seeing what happens between him & Taker. And the Nash/Hall vs Michaels/Sid rivalry is still going strong. Looking forward to a potential Owen/Bulldog rivalry keep it up.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 17, 2007 10:32:48 GMT -5
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Post by chaz on Sept 17, 2007 11:22:45 GMT -5
Raven/Taker? I love you. One of the best diaries ever.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 17, 2007 16:05:52 GMT -5
July 15, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossJake “The Snake” Roberts, Fatu, and Yokozuna defeated Jeff Jarrett and The Godwinns after Roberts rolled up JarrettRaw opened with a huge 6-man tag match. Jake and the tag champions gained the early advantage, but Jarrett and the Godwinns soon cut Jake off from his teammates and gained control. In the end, as the Godwinns and Fatu and Yoko brawled on the outside and had the referee’s attention, Jarrett went for his guitar and looked to blast Roberts with it. However, Jake ducked the weapon as Jarrett swung, then quickly rolled Jeff up from behind as the ref slid into position and counted the three. Jake and the tag champs celebrated in the aisle as Jarrett was left in disbelief in the ring, arguing with the referee, though to no avail. (71%)Pearl River PowerhouseWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengil is with Ahmed Johnson.Todd: I’m here with Ahmed Johnson, who at In Your House: Collision Course will go one on one with Ted Dibiase’s newest acquisition, Albert. Ahmed: You know something, people have underestimated me and had misconceptions about me my whole life. And it seems to me that the more things change, the more they stay the same, because if Ted Dibiase thinks his new monkey Albert can stop me, he definitely must not know me very well! Time and again Ted Dibiase and Steve Austin have screwed me over and kept me away from getting what is mine, and that’s an Intercontinental Title shot. So now Dibiase has hired this new puppet to keep me off his and Austin’s heels. Well I’ve got news for all three of them. Albert, punk you have no idea what Ted Dibiase has gotten you in to. No amount of money in the world will pay for the punishment you’re going to endure at In Your House. And then, Steve Austin and Ted Dibiase, I’m coming for ya. I’m coming for that Intercontinental Title, and one way or another, I’m going to get it! (73%)“Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable defeated British Bulldog w/ Jim Cornette after botched interference from Owen HartAfter losing last week to Mero, Bulldog got another shot at the Wildman. Bulldog seemed focused and controlled most of the match, grounding Mero with his power advantage. Mero slid out of a Powerslam attempt and began a comeback, out quicking Bulldog. As Mero built momentum, Cornette jumped on the apron and distracted the referee. With the ref occupied, Owen Hart appeared at ringside and slid into the ring with Cornette’s tennis racket. Owen charged at Mero with the racket, but the Wildman ducked and Owen blasted Bulldog in the face inadvertently instead! Owen looked like he knew he had made a huge mistake, and then Mero dropkicked him in the back and sent him to the floor through the ropes. Mero then went to the top rope and connected with the Wild Thing to score his second victory over Bulldog in a row. The crowd cheered on Mero as Owen and Cornette checked on Bulldog in the ring. Davey Boy was talking to Owen and didn’t seem happy about what happened. (82%)Ready To GoWe cut now to the backstage area where we hear a lot of noise and yelling as we come upon a large group of WWF officials. We then see that they are standing between Shawn Michaels and Sycho Sid and Scott Hall and Diesel, holding them apart from a possible brawl. It’s obvious that all four of these men are intensely ready for tonight’s tag team match, and can’t wait until Collision Course to get a hold of one another. (93%) Sycho Sid gained overness from this segment.Gorilla Demands a ContractWWF President Gorilla Monsoon now makes his way out to the ring and asks for a microphone.Gorilla: Good evening ladies and gentlemen. I’m out here tonight to address someone who is not a member of the World Wrestling Federation, but has seen fit to interrupt our events for the past few weeks. This man is the man named Raven. So what I am asking for is for Raven, if you’re in the building and I’m sure that you are, to come out here to the ring. After a few moments, sure enough Raven does appear out in the crowd and slowly makes his way out of the crowd and into the ring, coming face to face with Monsoon.Raven: Can I help you? Gorilla: Actually, in fact you can. You see, as I said you are not a member of the World Wrestling Federation, and what you have been doing the past few weeks has been unacceptable. However, I have never been one to deny talent and deny opportunity to those who want it. So you have two choices. One is to be escorted out of this ring, out of this building, and never be seen in the WWF again. Or two, is an opportunity. I have in my hand a contract with the WWF. Whatever message you’re trying to get out or chip on your shoulder you have, I’ll give you the chance to deal with it, but only as an official member of the World Wrestling Federation. Gorilla hands the contract to Raven, who stares at it and then at Monsoon. Raven then suddenly spits at the feet of Gorilla Monsoon! However, despite that disgusting act, Raven then stares at Gorilla while he signs the contract! Raven then throws the contract at Monsoon’s feet and turns to leave the ring.Gorilla: Excuse me, Raven. Before you leave, I do have one other announcement. Your first match as an official member of the WWF will take place in thirteen days at In Your House: Collision Course. It will be you going one on one….with the Undertaker! (82%) Raven gained overness from this segment.The Phenom AppearsRaven is upset at this announcement and grabs Gorilla by the shirt when the lights go out. The gong of the Undertaker is heard as a purple light hits the ring. Raven looks around, waiting for Taker to appear, but the lights go out again. The gong sounds again, and the lights come back on…and the Undertaker is in the ring behind Raven! Raven turns around and is decked with a right hand by Taker. The Phenom blasts Raven with a few thrusts to the throat, then bounces him off the ropes and hits him with a boot to the face. Raven rolls under the bottom rope and escapes the ring before Undertaker can inflict anymore damage. Taker stares down Raven and gives him a cut throat signal as Raven escapes through the crowd. (74%) The Undertaker lost overness from this segment.Steve Austin w/Ted Dibiase defeated Bob Holly with the StunnerThis was a non-title match. Austin was intensely focused here, and seemed to be in an even more sadistic mood than usual. Austin controlled most of the match and didn’t allow Holly a comeback. Holly tried to use a small window of opportunity to go to the top rope for a high risk maneuver, but Austin caught him with a boot to the gut and then quickly snapped him down with the Stunner for the win. Following the bell, it looked like Austin was wanting to send a message and went to the outside and grabbed a steel chair. Austin looked to be ready to decimate Holly with it, but Rocky Maivia sprinted down the aisle and slid in the ring, causing Austin to bail. Rocky checked on Holly, then turned towards Austin in the aisle, who had a smirk on his face and pointed to Rocky, then pointed to the chair, insinuating that Rocky may be on the receiving end of beat down come In Your House. (74%)Challenge AcceptedOur next match was getting set to begin, as the Ultimate Warrior sprinted out to the ring for his entrance to an ovation from the crowd. As Warrior posed in the ring, Jim Cornette curiously appeared in the aisle. Warrior was a bit perplexed as well, when suddenly Vader appeared from out of the crowd with a steel chair! Vader slid in the ring and cracked Warrior on the back with the chair. Warrior fell to only one knee, but Vader loaded up and blasted Warrior right on top of the cranium with the weapon, denting the steel and sending Warrior to the mat. Vader smacked the chair across Warrior’s back again before tossing it to the side. As Cornette egged him on, Vader pulled Warrior outside to the floor. Vader ran our commentating team off, clearing the commentating table. Vader then lifted Warrior up and powerbombed him through the table! Vader posed over Warrior as he lay in the wreckage, and has left the crowd in stunned silence as the Mastodon has decimated the Ultimate Warrior here tonight. We can assume that this also means Vader accepts Warrior’s challenge for two weeks at In Your House: Collision Course. (91%) Vader gained overness from this segment.Shawn Michaels and Sycho Sid defeated Scott Hall and Diesel by DQ after Hall hit Michaels with a chairThe emotions were high in this one, and it didn’t take long for it to break down into a brawl. Michaels and Sid went right after Hall and Diesel at the bell, pounding them with rights before the ref could gain control. The match progressed as most tag matches do, going back and forth until HBK and Sid seemed to gain momentum. Soon all four men were in the ring brawling it out. Sid was able to toss Hall to the outside before hitting Diesel with a chokeslam. Michaels then began tuning up the band in the corner, but Hall jumped on the apron and slapped HBK in the back with a steel chair, forcing the ref to call for the bell and DQ Hall and Diesel. Sid confronted Hall in the ring, but then was attacked by Diesel from behind and soon fell to the two on one advantage. Diesel then went to his tights and pulled out a pair of handcuffs! Hall and Diesel beat on the Sycho One and then handcuffed him to the top rope. With Sid out of the equation, HBK was easy pickings. Michaels fought off the ambush for a bit, but was soon overcome by Hall and Diesel. Sid strained to free himself from the cuffs, but couldn’t. Hall placed the steel chair on the canvas before Diesel set HBK up and dropped him onto the chair with a Jacknife! Michaels convulsed on the mat in pain, but it wasn’t over. Hall then picked HBK up and delivered a Razor’s Edge, finally brining the violence to and end. Hall and Diesel posed in the ring over the crumpled body of Michaels, taunting Sid and basking in the chorus of boos from the crowd as Raw came to a shocking end. (88%)
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Post by Rated R on Sept 22, 2007 4:05:47 GMT -5
RAW was good, loved the ending, the Diesel/ Hall alliance is looking good, and you have done a good job of making them into a monster team. In Your House looks good, cant wait for Warrior/ Vader.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 26, 2007 20:53:01 GMT -5
July 22, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossAhmed Johnson and Rocky Maivia defeated Steve Austin and Albert w/Ted Dibiase when Rocky pinned AustinThis tag match opened Raw featuring four men who will be in singles matches this Sunday at In Your House. Austin and Albert were impressive and dominated most of the match by cutting Rocky off from his partner. Towards the end, Ahmed finally interjected himself in the match and began brawling with Albert on the outside. Austin set Rocky up on the middle rope and looked to drop a leg over his back, but Rocky moved out of the way, causing Austin to crotch himself on the rope. Maivia then rolled Austin up from behind and got the three count! Rocky rolled to the outside as soon as the referee completed his count, celebrating in the aisle with Ahmed as Austin stood in the ring in disbelief. The rookie has pinned the IC Champion just six days before Collision Course. (74%)Taking Care of BusinessWe now go to the locker room area and see Owen Hart and British Bulldog.Owen: Listen Davey, I know we’ve had a little miscommunication the past few weeks and it’s caused some friction between us, but I want you to know all is forgiven. It’s water under the bridge and tonight we put that behind us and move on. Bulldog: Apology accepted Owen. And you’re right, tonight in our tag match we’ll get back on track and take a bite out of Warrior and Marc Mero. Owen: Uh, I thought Jim would have told you? Bulldog: Told me what? Owen: Well, you know since you’ve lost to Marc Mero two weeks in a row, tonight I’m taking Vader as my partner in our match. Bulldog: Vader? Owen: Hey, we’re all on the same side. All for one and one for all! And you’re right, tonight, we’re gonna take it to Warrior and Mero. Whoo! Owen gives Bulldog a slap on the back and leaves the locker room, leaving Bulldog looking a little perturbed (87%)Backstage AttackJake “The Snake” Roberts is roaming the hallway of the arena when suddenly from behind comes Jeff Jarrett with a steel chair and cracks it over Roberts back! Jarrett jumps on top of Jake and peppers him with rights and starts to put the boots to him on the floor until officials rush to the scene and pull him off. Officials check on Roberts as Jarrett yells “I’ll see you on Sunday, you old fossil!” (78%)Hunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Bob Holly with the PedigreeThe reigning King of the Ring made short work of the former NASCAR driver. Helmsley was very aggressive in the match, and soon put Holly away with the Pedigree for the win. (76%)Quote the RavenRaven suddenly makes his way out from the crowd, hops the guard rail, and gets in the ring with a microphone.Raven: Last week was just another example of the hierarchy of power trying to get the best of the rogues of the world. Gorilla Monsoon thought he had pulled one over on me by having me sign a WWF contract and immediately put me in a match with the Undertaker. But what Gorilla Monsoon doesn’t realize is that that is exactly what I wanted. I am not afraid of the Undertaker. Many have said that before, but none before me have come from the same place as the Undertaker claims to hail. I have been to the darkness. I have lived in the darkness, in the hallows of this world, and journeyed into the recesses of my own mind and sanity. I have targeted the Phenom from the day I stepped into a WWF arena. I have targeted him to prove a point, and to show that I am not afraid of the Undertaker, and that I am the man who can take him down once and for all. I will show the Undertaker the true meaning of insanity and the true meaning of the dark side. Quote the Raven, nevermore. (66%) Raven gained overness from this segment.From Beyond the GraveAs Raven finishes his rant, the lights cut out and the gong of the Undertaker s heard. A purple light engulfs the arena as thunder is heard crackling before the Undertaker’s voice is heard.Undertaker: Raven, you have caught the eye of the dragon. You have tried to hunt down a hunter, and now you will pay the price. You speak of the darkness, but yet you do not realize that I am the lord of that domain. At In Your House, you will meet that lord and you will look into the fiery eyes of the dragon. You have become the hunted, Raven. Be careful what you wish for, because you will get it. This Sunday, you will walk on the dark side, and you will rest in peace. (82%)Owen Hart and Vader w/Jim Cornette defeated “Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable and Ultimate Warrior after British Bulldog interferedThis was another tag match that featured four men who would meet in singles matches at Collision Course. The match soon broke down into a four man brawl. Warrior and Vader squared off and their brawl soon spilled to the outside. As the referee tried to keep them under control, Mero and Owen squared off in the ring. It seemed like Mero had the upper hand and hit Owen with a Samoan drop when British Bulldog ran down the aisle and slid in the ring. With the ref distracted, Bulldog scooped Mero up and planted him with a Running Powerslam. Bulldog then bailed out of the ring and Owen slid over and covered Mero as the referee turned back around and counted the three. Owen looked out at Bulldog and celebrated as Davey Boy smiled in the aisle, having helped score a victory for Camp Cornette an seemingly get himself and Owen back on the same page. (81%)Battle Rages OnDespite the match being over, Vader and Warrior continued to brawl on the outside. Vader pounded away on Warrior and threw him into the guard rail. Vader then lifted the ring apron and pulled out a table! Vader slid the table in the ring and set it up in the corner before rolling Warrior in the ring. Vader put Warrior on his shoulder and looked to repeat his actions from last week, but Warrior slipped out and peppered Vader with rights. Warrior bounced off the ropes and hit Vader with a shoulder block, but the Mastodon barely budged. Warrior went for a second shoulder block, and Vader started to wobble. Warrior pumped himself up and bounced off the ropes twice before blasting Vader with a flying shoulder block that sent the big man back and through the table in the corner! Vader lay in the shards of wood as Warrior posed in the ring, having gained a bit of revenge for last week’s attack. (78%)Ultimate Warrior lost overness from this segment.King SlightedWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettnegill is with Hunter Hearst-Helmsley.Todd: I’m here with Hunter Hearst-Helmsley, who basically high jacked me and demanded this time. Hunter, what’s on your mind? Hunter: You’re absolutely right I demanded this time! I am the King of the Ring! I have proven that I am the best wrestler in the World Wrestling Federation. And what do I get? I’ll tell you what I get, I get to sit on the sideline for this Sunday’s In Your House. Your reigning King of the Ring doesn’t even have a match! But I have news for everyone. I will be at In Your House this Sunday, and I will make an impact. Time after time I have worked for my due respect, and yet time after time I have been given none. So from now on, I’m not waiting to be given respect, I’m going to go out and take it from the superstars of the WWF! And it starts this Sunday, and you can rest assured that someone will feel this king’s wrath. (91%) Hunter Hearst-Helmsley gained overness from this segment.Shawn Michaels defeated Diesel in a Street Fight after botched interference from Scott HallMichaels and Diesel went right at it at the bell. The two men battled in and out of the ring, and a chair and a trash can came into play in a very physical match. Michaels was able to take Diesel off his feet with a stiff shot to the head with a trash can, then placed the can over Diesel’s face and connected with a top rope elbow drop! HBK began to tune up the band when Scott Hall came down the aisle and clobbered Michaels from behind. This was a street fight, so there is no DQ. Hall went to set HBK up for the Razor’s Edge, but Michaels escaped it and threw Hall to the outside. Diesel and HBK brawled in the ring as Hall went under the ring and pulled out a fire extinguisher. Michaels staggered over in Hall’s direction, and the Bad Guy let the extinguisher loose, but HBK moved out of the way and Hall inadvertently blasted Diesel in the face with the spray! With Diesel blinded, HBK then caught Diesel right on the jaw with Sweet Chin Music and covered him for the three. As soon as the bell sounded, Hall was back in the ring and he and Diesel started to put the boots to Michaels when Sycho Sid ran out to the ring. Sid hit both men with rights, allowing HBK to get back to his feet, and soon Sid and Michaels had cleared the ring of Hall and Diesel. Sid and Michaels stared down their opponents for this Sunday’s In Your House as Raw came to a close. (89%)
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Post by Rated R on Sept 30, 2007 10:28:13 GMT -5
The In Your House card looks excellent. Michaels/ Hall and Austin/ Maivia are interesting, although I hope the champs retain. Taker/ Raven could be good, it is definetly an interesting pair up.
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Post by Fury on Oct 1, 2007 3:21:23 GMT -5
That PPV looks awesome although I'm not too sure about Dwayne being pushed into the IC Title picture immediately. Michaels/Hall should be good, as does the rest of the card although it may benefit from a tag match or so. This diary has lost no steam and is still one of the best on the board.
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Post by chaz on Oct 2, 2007 4:36:47 GMT -5
Hall main eventing? Seriously a good move there. An early Austin/Rock match sounds fun. And I'll definately be reading for 'Taker/Raven.
Keep it up.
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Post by koreygunz on Oct 22, 2007 19:35:32 GMT -5
Collision Course July 28, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossJeff Jarrett defeated Jake “The Snake” Roberts with the ChartbusterJarrett was out to prove that the veteran’s time was up, but Roberts wasn’t going down without a fight and took it right to Jarrett early on. Roberts gained the early advantage, but Jarrett turned the tide. Roberts went for the DDT, but Jarrett grabbed on to the top rope and blocked it as Roberts hit the canvas. Jarrett took advantage of the whiplash effect and quickly hit the Chartbuster for the win. Jarrett wasn’t done making his point, however, and after the bell had sounded went to the corner to retrieve his guitar. Despite the warnings of the referee, Jarrett reached back and blasted Roberts over the head with the guitar, leaving The Snake down on the mat among shards of broken wood. (77%)Ahmed Johnson defeated Albert w/Ted Dibiase with a spine busterThe mammoth newcomer was impressive in his first pay-per-view match, being one of the few superstars we’ve seen who have been able to match power with Ahmed. Albert went for the Baldo Bomb, but Ahmed blocked it and set Albert up for the Pearl River Plunge, but was unable to get the big man up and was back dropped to the mat. The match soon turned into a slug fest as both men laid into each other with right hands. Albert went for a bicycle kick, but Ahmed side stepped out of the way and then caught Albert out of nowhere with a massive spine buster to put him down for the three. Dibiase was not pleased on the outside, and Ahmed pointed towards him and motioned that he was coming for him, Steve Austin, and the Intercontinental Title. (76%)Steve Austin w/Ted Dibiase defeated Rocky Maivia to RETAIN the Intercontinental ChampionshipDibiase was still upset as he escorted Austin down to the ring, but he soon ended up with a smile on his face. Maivia put up a great effort, and surprised Austin early with a flurry of offense. These two up and comers went back and forth, but in the end Rocky made a bog mistake by going to the top rope and attempting a flying cross body, but Austin moved and Maivia crashed hard to the mat. With Rocky weakened, Austin kicked him in the gut and connected with the Stunner to get the three and retain the IC title. (85%) The Intercontinental Title gained image. Match Quality= 100%“Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable defeated Owen Hart after botched(?) interference from British BulldogThis was possibly the best wrestling match of the night. Owen and Mero exchanged offenses and connected with a variety of fast paced, acrobatic moves. Owen scored a near fall with a spin wheel kick, and Mero did the same after a Merosault. The referee took a bump after Owen reversed direction of a quick irish whip and Mero collided with him. Mero and Hart then took each other down with a double clothesline. With both men and the ref down, British Bulldog came down the aisle and slid into the ring. Mero and Owen both staggered to their feet, and Bulldog rushed towards them, but Mero side stepped and Bulldog speared Owen! Bulldog sees the ref start to come to and quickly rolls out of the ring. In the mean time, Mero went to the top rope and connected with the Wildthing to score the mild upset. As Mero celebrated in the ring, Bulldog back tracked up the aisle but didn’t look too concerned about costing Owen the match. Was that, in fact, and accident or not? (86%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Raven by disqualificationUndertaker finally got his hands on his latest tormentor in Raven’s first WWF match. Raven stalled in the early goings, but Taker soon got his gloved hands around Raven’s throat and took it to him most of the match. To Raven’s credit, he took the punishment and kept coming, getting in a bit of offense himself, bulldogging Taker to the mat out of the corner. Raven went for the DDT, but Taker shoved him off and into the turnbuckle, and as Raven staggered out he caught him by the throat and delivered a big chokeslam. Undertaker sized Raven up and lifted him up for the Tombstone, but Raven was able to escape out the backside and gave Taker a low blow in plain sight of the referee to cause the DQ. Taker went down to the mat as the ref called for the bell, and Raven decided to live to fight another day as he escaped through the crowd. (87%)Vader w/Jim Cornette defeated Ultimate Warrior after interference from Hunter Hearst-HelmsleyThese two mountain of men went at it one more time, and it was a pure power game displayed by both men. Vader pounded on Warrior and kept him grounded, but Warrior made a trademark comeback, hulking up and was even able to slam the Mastodon. Warrior bounced off the ropes and went for a body splash, but Vader rolled out of the way, causing Warrior to hit the mat and then quickly planted him with a powerbomb! But only for a near fall! Around this time, Hunter Hearst-Helmsley appeared in the aisle and walked towards the ring. Meanwhile, Jim Cornette jumped up on the apron, complaining to the ref about what he thought was a slow count as Vader clotheslined Warrior to the outside. With the ref distracted and Warrior on the outside, Helsmley ran over and cracked his walking cane over the back of Warrior, snapping it in two! Hunter then took Warrior and gave him a Pedigree on the outside floor before rolling him back in the ring. Vader then drug Warrior over to the corner and connected with the Vader Bomb to register the three and the win. Hunter Helmsley promised to make an impact tonight, and he certainly has by costing Warrior this match. (83%) Ultimate Warrior lost overness from this match. Vader gained overness from this feud ending.Sycho Sid defeated DieselThese two old nemesis hooked up again and brawled for a majority of the match. Sid and Diesel went back and forth, exchanging punches and power moves. Diesel at one point attempted the Jacknife, but Sid powered out of it and back dropped Diesel to the canvas. Towards the conclusion of the match, Diesel went into his tights and pulled out a chain, wrapping it around his fist. Diesel loaded up and went at Sid with a right hand, but Sid ducked and gave Diesel a chokeslam, causing Diesel to drop the chain. The referee had apparently still not seen the chain, but Sid did and went over, picked it up, and quickly slid it around his boot. Sid waited for Diesel to stagger to his feet and then blasted him in the face with a chain-laced boot. Diesel fell to the mat and Sid covered him for the three count and the win. (86%) Diesel lost overness from this match. Sycho Sid gained overness from this match.Shawn Michaels defeated Scott Hall by disqualification; Michaels RETAINS the WWF ChampionshipHBK and Hall went at each other right at the bell, with Michaels blasting Hall with a flurry of right hands. After the matched slowed down a bit, Hall and HBK exchanged upper hands, with Michaels using his quickness and resiliency and Hall using his power advantage to stay ahead. Hall went for the Razor’s Edge, but HBK escaped and took Hall down with a neck breaker. Michaels went to the top rope, looking for the elbow drop, but in desperation Hall lunged at the ropes, causing HBK to crotch himself on the top turnbuckle. Hall then went to the buckle as well and set HBK up and delivered a back busting fallaway slam from the top turnbuckle! 1..2..no, Michaels kicks out! Hall cant believe it and confronts the referee about the count. Frustrated, Hall shoves the ref out of the way and goes to the outside and grabs a steel chair. The referee tried to keep Hall from getting in the ring with the weapon, but Hall then punched the ref out of no where and kicked him out of the ring! While lying on his back, the ref called for the bell and DQ’ed Hall. The Bad Guy wasn’t phased by this and loaded up for a chair shot to HBK’s head, but Michaels ducked the shot and then blasted Hall on the jaw with Sweet Chin Music! In Your House came to a close with the crowd on its feet as HBK was awarded his title on the DQ finish, but you can bet that this feud is far from over. (94%) The WWF Title gained image.
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Post by Fury on Oct 23, 2007 1:19:44 GMT -5
Another awesome show. Loved every match and the results of them. Glad Jarrett won and maybe now Jake can retire or something. Austin retaining is great give him a long reign. Loving how your creating tension between Owen & Bulldog and I look forward to when they finally encounter. Glad what you did with Helmsley hope you give him a good push in that gimmick. I didn't really like the main event though because I don't like it when a PPV main event ends like that but at least it keeps Razor/Michaels going. Keep up the good work.
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