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Post by wrestlemania on Oct 23, 2007 6:15:13 GMT -5
Really great PPV man, lets some fueds continue with the way you finished the matches. I'm really glad Austin retained, i hope he has a nice reign with that belt. I like the main event scene too with HBK, Nash, Diesel. Raw should be a good read.
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Post by koreygunz on Oct 29, 2007 18:27:11 GMT -5
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Post by koreygunz on Nov 10, 2007 15:20:58 GMT -5
I want to get you guys' opinion on something. Would you like me to add a "Wrestling Observer" type section to this diary that talks about "rumored" storyline ideas, recently signed wrestlers, etc.? Im kind of on the fence about this because on one hand I like to keep upcoming feuds and debuts a surprise, but on the other there are a few ideas I have that I might want to get your alls opinion on and I could do that by including them in the rumors section and maybe get readers excited for possible future happenings. Your thoughts?
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Post by fallenhero on Nov 10, 2007 15:59:54 GMT -5
Do it, but don't completely give away the new guys/stories. It works out much better if you throw in a little bit of BS in there, too. I'm all for it.
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Post by Fury on Nov 11, 2007 4:15:39 GMT -5
I think you should add newswires with rumors and such but as Ricky said don't completely give away big occurences.
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Post by koreygunz on Nov 26, 2007 20:06:12 GMT -5
July 29, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossUnfinished BusinessRaw kicks off with the music the WWF Champion, Shawn Michaels, hitting the arena and the Heartbreak Kid makes his way to the ring to a standing ovation.HBK: Last night at In Your House, I have to admit, was a challenging and competitive night for HBK. I went into the ring with a former friend with the WWF title on the line. But just like the last time I was in this situation, I came out as still the WWF Champion! Now, I might not have been able to have the opportunity to get the clean pin, but at the end of the night, Scott Hall still heard some sweet chin music. But make no mistake about it, Scott Hall and I still have some unfinished business. As a matter of….. Michaels is cut off by the music of Scott Hall, and the former Razor Ramon struts out into the aisle with a mic in hand.Hall: Hey yo! Hey Shawn Michaels, boy toy, I’m glad you feel that way, mang. You and me, we definitely have some unfinished business. Because you know, like I know, that that WWF Championship belongs around the Bad Guy’s waist. As a matter of fact, I already talked to Gorilla Monsoon and asked for a rematch, and he told me that if it was cool with you, it was cool with him. So what do you say, chico? Me and you one more time! HBK: You know, I’m never one to back down from a challenge. Scott Hall, any match, any time, anywhere! Hall gets a smirk on his face as the crowd cheers HBK’s response.Hall: I’ll see you at SummerSlam. (97%) Scott Hall gained overness from this segment. Shawn Michaels gained overness from this segment.Goldust w/Marlena defeated Ahmed Johnson after interference from Steve AustinThe winner of this match would receive a future Intercontinental Title match. Coming off his win last night at In Your House, it seemed like everything was in place for Ahmed to finally get a one on one match with Steve Austin. Ahmed was in control of the match until Austin and Ted Dibiase appeared at ringside. Dibiase jumped up on the apron and distracted the referee and Johnson, allowing Austin to slide in the ring and give Ahmed a low blow. With Johnson incapacitated, Goldust connected with the Curtain Call and covered him for the win. Austin and Dibiase have once again cost Ahmed a shot at the IC title. (68%)Dissention in the Ranks?We now go to the locker room area where we see Owen Hart and British Bulldog in an apparent heated discussion.Owen: Davey, I’m going to ask you one last time, what was up with you coming down last night and costing me my match with Marc Mero? I had him right where I wanted him, and then you show up and spear the wind out of me. What gives, huh? Bulldog: Owen, I told you before and I’ll tell you again, it was an accident. I didn’t mean to spear you or to cost you the match. And if I remember correctly, you’ve cost me a few matches here lately, but have I held it against you? No! So I’m telling you for the last time, it was an accident. Owen: Yea, well, accident or not, from now on, just stay out of my way and stay out of my matches. Owen storms out of the room as Bulldog looks on a bit perturbed. (81%)Yokozuna and Fatu versus The Supreme Machines w/Clarence Mason went to a double outThis was a non-title match, but that didn’t stop it from being hard hitting and physical. The match broke down quickly and turned into a four man brawl. Yokozuna, Fatu, Tatanka, and Kama fought all around the ring and continued to brawl even after the bell had rung, signaling a count out. It looked like Fatu and Yoko might be gaining the advantage, but Clarence Mason got his men separated from the tag champs and held them back from furthering the fight on this night. (61%)Helmsley Demands RespectWe now go to the ring where Vince McMahon is standing.Vince: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome my guest at this time, the reigning King of the Ring, Hunter Hearst-Helmsley! Hunter makes his way down to the ring with a scowl on his face and to a chorus of boos from the crowd.Vince: Hunter Helmsley, last night at Collision Course we saw you interfere in the Ultimate Warrior-Vader match and ultimately cost the Ultimate Warrior the victory. Would you care to explain your actions? Hunter: Are you surprised, Vince? I came out here last week and told everyone that if I wasn’t going to be given the respect that I deserve, I was going to go out and take it. No one wanted to give the King of the Ring a match at Collision Course, so I made an impact in another way. It seems that no matter what I do, I am still constantly looked over, but not anymore. Now you might ask yourself, why the Ultimate Warrior? Of all the superstars in the World Wrestling Federation, why come after the Warrior? It’s really quite simple when you think about it. I take you back a few months ago to WrestleMania, the biggest show of the year. The Ultimate Warrior, on the grandest stage of them all, tried to embarrass and make a mockery of Hunter Hearst-Helmsley. He tried to make his triumphant return on my name. Everyone knows I had no time to prepare for that match, no time to strategize, I didn’t even know who I has facing in the match! And even then I almost got the win. But you see, things are different now. No one disrespects the King of the Ring! No one tries to make a name for themselves at the expense of Hunter Helmsley! So what I did was redeem myself at Collision Course and put the Ultimate Warrior, and the entire WWF, on notice. Wrongs will be righted, credit and respect will be given where it is due, and it is due to Hunter Hearst-Helmsley! And if I don’t get the proper respect, I will beat it out of you. (94%) Hunter Hearst-Helmsley gained overness from this segment.Warrior Run OffAs Hunter poses in the ring, the Ultimate Warrior suddenly sprints down the aisle and slides in the ring. Warrior goes after Helmsley, but Hunter is able to bail out of the ring before Warrior can get his hands on him. Warrior pounds his chest and motions for Hunter to get in the ring, but the King of the Ring decides to backtrack up the aisle and live to fight another day. (81%)Rocky Maivia defeated British Bulldog after interference from Owen HartBulldog came out and took the advantage early, overpowering the young rookie. Davey Boy worked over Rocky’s back with clubbing blows and looked like he might be more than Maivia could handle tonight. Owen Hart then made his way down to the ring. Bulldog slammed Rocky to the canvas and went to bounce off the ropes, but Owen tripped him and turned his back on his partner. Bulldog yelled down at Owen, but Owen kept his back turned and acted as if nothing had happened. With Bulldog distracted, Rocky came from behind and quickly rolled Davey Boy up and got the three count and the upset. As Rocky celebrated in the ring, Bulldog stared down Owen as he back tracked up the aisle. Apparently when Owen told Davey not to get in his business, he didn't mean to take his own advice. (71%) Rocky Maivia gained overness from this match. British Bulldog lost overness from this match.ConfrontationWe go to the backstage area where we see Big Daddy Cool, Diesel walking the hallways. Diesel rounds a corner and runs into “Wildman” Marc Mero.Diesel: Why don’t you watch where you’re going little man? Mero: Excuse me? Diesel: You heard me. As a matter of fact, what are you doing over here anyway? This area is for the big time players, you know what I mean? Not for cheap Tarzan knock offs. Mero: Big time players, huh? Well, correct me if I’m wrong, but aren’t most big time players winners? Because last night at In Your House, I was a winner, and you weren’t. So if you ask me, maybe it’s you who doesn’t belong with the “big boys.” Mero walks off, preparing for his match as Diesel stares after him obviously not amused.(84%)“Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable defeated Skip w/Sunny with the WildthingThis was a solid match between these two superstars. Skip had the advantage early and tried to gound Mero, but the Wildman soon got his high flying offense going and Skip couldn’t keep up. Mero eventually caught Skip with a Samoan Drop, then went to the top rope and connected with the Wildthing for the win. Mero wasn’t able to celebrate long, however, as Diesel appeared and laid Mero out from behind. Diesel then set Mero up and planted him a Jacknife! Diesel stood over the Wildman with a smile on his face while Sable and our fans looked on in concern. (78%)The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer defeated Vader w/Jim Cornette by Disqualification after interference from RavenThere is no love lost between the Phenom and the Mastodon, and that was evident in this match. This was a hard hitting brawl that went back and forth. Vader scored a near fall after a huge powerbomb, but Taker kicked out at two. Vader drug Taker over to the corner and went for the Vader Bomb, but Taker sat up at the last minute and Vader found only canvas. Undertaker motioned that he was setting Vader up for a chokeslam when suddenly Raven hit the ring from the crowd and attacked Taker from behind, causing a DQ. Vader joined in on the beat down and he and Raven put the boots to Taker until Sycho Sid came running down the aisle. Sid slid in the ring and began to blast Vader with right hands. Raven bailed out of the ring as Sid staggered Vader and sent him to the outside with a clothesline. Raven and Vader backed up the aisle as Sid stood tall in the ring and Undertaker sat up and stared a hole through both men. (82%)Shawn Michaels defeated 1-2-3 Kid with Sweet Chin MusicThis was a non-title match. The Kid put up a good effort and these two men’s styles worked well together to put on a good match. However, the WWF Champion was just too much on this night. Kid went for a roundhouse kick to HBK’s face, but Michaels ducked it and hit Kid with a kick of his own, some Sweet Chin Music, for the three. As Michaels celebrated in the ring, Scott Hall hit the ring and clobbered HBK from behind. Hall then quickly set HBK up and planted him with the Razor’s Edge! Michaels was laid out in the ring as Hall stood over him and threw his toothpick in the face the WWF champ. Raw came to a close with Hall posing over the body of HBK. (76%)
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Post by Cass on Nov 28, 2007 8:23:05 GMT -5
If you're going for Razor/HBK feud and match for summerslam. It should turn out great, and the story of how the year before they would have been against each other for the ic title just adds to mix.
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Post by wrestlemania on Nov 28, 2007 13:41:13 GMT -5
Raw was great, really looking forward to HBK vs. Hall, i hope Hall wins the title at SummerSlam. I like what your doing with Hunter too, and i can't wait to see how the build up to SummerSlam goes.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 29, 2007 19:09:07 GMT -5
you need more detail in you matchs.
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Post by kc on Nov 29, 2007 20:55:12 GMT -5
you need more detail in you matchs. stfu you obviously don't know what your talking about. Look at his previous shows. Also your one to talk about non-detailed writing. Anyway this diary is awesome, It is very underrated. I really do like this HBK/Hall feud, hopefully at SS they can create another magic match like in the past.
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Post by Fury on Nov 30, 2007 5:23:33 GMT -5
The Hall/Michaels feud is godly and I'm really looking forward to their blowoff match at Summerslam. All your feuds are progressing greatly, although I think it shouldn't be all run-in's. Mero/Diesel could be interesting. The Bulldog/Owen situation is going on greatly. Keep up the good work.
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Post by koreygunz on Dec 6, 2007 12:02:50 GMT -5
*WWF has recently signed a slew of Lightweight wrestlers and it seems there are plans to start a Lightweight Division in the future. The group are currently training in USWA. *WWF is excited about the potential stars it has currently in USWA. The group is headed by youngsters Adam Copeland, Christian Cage, Matt and Jeff Hardy, Andrew Martin, and Scott Borders. Some of them are said to be ready to be called up to the WWF, but writers dont have anything for them right now. *Raven is one of two wrestlers signed by the WWF from ECW. The other is said to be debuting sometime after SummerSlam. *Bret Hart is still under contract to the WWF, although his return is unknown at this time.
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Post by chaz on Dec 6, 2007 13:41:23 GMT -5
This deserves more replies. You've got one of the best diaries the sims board has seen. I pray to God you give Hall the title. DO IT! Sid and 'Taker? I kinda like it. Keep going, I'll be reading.
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Post by koreygunz on Dec 11, 2007 11:45:20 GMT -5
August 5, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossSay Hello to the Bad GuyRaw opens with the music of Scott Hall hitting the arena and the Bad Guy making his way to the ring.Hall: Hey yo! So the word on the street is that at SummerSlam it’s going to be Shawn Michaels versus yours truly for the WWF Title. And the fact is, HBK is playing right into my hands. I’ve got him right where I want him. His first mistake was accepting my challenge for SummerSlam. And his second mistake will be if he actually shows up at SummerSlam and gets in the ring with me. Last week was just a preview, mang. I laid that boy toy out and left him lying in the middle of the ring. If there had been a referee there, he could have counted to twenty, because he wasn’t getting up. And all you people had better get used to what you saw last week, because at SummerSlam it will be more of the same. I am going to smack that punk around from post to post, and when I’m good and ready, I’m going to break the boy toy in half and become the new WWF Champion! And if you thought last week was good, I got news for you. The hits are going to keep on coming. And by the end of the night, trust me, I’ve got something for HBK. But let’s not worry about that right now. Shawn Michaels, what you should worry about, is come August 25, the Bad Guy is going to carve you up! (98%)Kama w/Clarence Mason defeated Fatu after interference from TatankaThis was two hosses going at it in our opening match. This match went back and forth as a physical brawl for a few good minutes. Clarence Mason got involved in the match, jumping up on the apron and distracting the referee. With the ref’s attention diverted, Tatanka ran down to the ring and helped Kama plant Fatu with powerbomb/neck breaker combo. Kama then covered Fatu as the ref turned around and picked up a win against one half of the tag team champions. (70%)Goldust w/Marlena defeated Steve Austin w/Ted Dibiase by DQ after being attacked by Ahmed JohnsonThis was the IC Title match that Goldust had earned last week. This was an unusual match as neither of these men are particular fan favorites, but they both put on a good effort. The advantage changed hands back and forth, and Goldust caught Austin in position for the Curtain Call, but Austin escaped it and shoved Goldust off the ropes. Goldust came back off and both men went to the mat as they hit each other with a double clothesline. With both men on the canvas, Ahmed Johnson suddenly sprinted down the aisle and slid in the ring. Johnson went straight at Goldust and planted him with a spine buster, causing the ref to call for the bell and the DQ. Austin rolled out of the ring as Ahmed continued his assault, setting Goldust up and blasting him with the Pearl River Plunge! (70%)Ahmed Won’t StopAhmed demands a microphone and stands in the ring.Ahmed: Hey boy! Yea, I’m talking to you Steve Austin. This right here should have been your ass! But time after time you have screwed me out of what is rightfully mine, and that’s a shot at the Intercontinental Championship. Now since Goldust was the number one contender, and he seems to be out of commission right now, I think your next challenger slot is wide open. So I want you, Gorilla Monsoon, and whoever else in the back I need to get this message to, to listen up and listen good. Goldust will be the first of many until I get an Intercontinental Title shot. I don’t care who they name as your next challenger, I will lay them out one after another until I get what I want. You and me in the middle of the ring one on one! So do what you want, but until I get what I want, I swear on my life, that no one is safe! (71%)Hunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Savio Vega with the PedigreeAfter strong words last week, Hunter back them up tonight by dominating Savio. Vega did mount a small come back, but after whiffing on a spin kick, Hunter kicked Vega in the gut and then hit him with the Pedigree for the three. As Helmsley posed in the ring after his victory, Ultimate Warrior came running down to the ring to cheers from the crowd. Hunter saw him coming, however, and escaped the ring for the second time in a row before Warrior could get his hands on him. Hemlsey backed up the aisle with a smirk on his face after avoiding the Warrior once again. (78%)Get Me Some CompetitionThe music of Diesel hits the arena and Big Daddy Cool struts out to the ring.Diesel: You know, most guys who come out here always seem to be angry at something or demanding this or that, or telling someone they’re gonna beat them up. So tonight I figured I’d switch it up a little bit, because I’m out here simply because, well, I’m bored! I mean, my buddy Scott is busy kicking Shawn Michaels’ butt every five seconds, and right now I’ve been left to entertain myself. Now, I could come out and be angry like a lot of people, but what about? I’m Big Daddy Cool, baby! I’m living the high life. I could threaten to beat someone up, but I’ve beaten up every wrestler in the WWF already! Just last week in fact, I was sitting in the back twiddling my thumbs when Marc Mero, of all people, decided to try and stick it to Big Daddy Cool. Now I have to admit, I got a little excited, but then after I found out how easy it was to take Marc Mero out with just one Jacknife powerbomb, I became discouraged again. So I guess, until the office can find me some competition, I’ll just excuse myself, take the night off, and collect on my ungodly paycheck sitting at home. Diesel starts to leave the ring, when Marc Mero suddenly hits the ring. Mero peppers Diesel with right hands and staggers the big man. Mero bounces off the ropes, but runs face first right into a big boot. Diesel seemed a little perturbed at this interruption, and then picked Mero up and planted him with a Jacknife for the second time in two weeks. Diesel stood over Mero’s body with a smile on his face, then cockily stepped over the top rope and walked back up the aisle chuckling to himself.(78%) Diesel lost overness from this segmentThe DarknessWe now go to a dreary forested area, where we see The Undertaker standing, his figure lit by the moonlight.Undertaker: Each day, the sun, which gives the world light, is swallowed up by the night and shrouded in darkness. And the light only returns when the darkness allows it. But this darkness, this earthly form, is not the darkness from which I hail. The darkness I speak of is far greater, far more powerful, deeper. Now there is one who challenges the power of the darkness. Raven, you claim to know of the black world and it recesses. But you see Raven, our worlds are quite different. My world is not built on self pity. My world is not built on self degradation. You know not of the forces of which you tempt. Now, you have earned the ire of the Deadman, and the eye of the dragon is squarely upon you. Raven, soon you will stand face to face with the Undertaker once again. And when you look deep into my eyes, you will see the black abyss of which you will be cast into. The time of running is soon coming to an end. The bell tolls for you, Raven. Soon, you will rest in peace. (93%)Sycho Sid and Rocky Maivia defeated British Bulldog and Owen Hart Sid and Rocky were an odd couple indeed, but worked well together for the most part. Owen and Bulldog were another story. Bulldog and Owen kept Rocky cut off from his partner for most of the match, keeping him in their corner. Rocky started to make a come back, but made a mistake by going to the top rope and trying a cross body block. Bulldog caught him in mid air, hoisted him up on his shoulders, and planted him with the Running Powerslam. Bulldog covered for one, two, but the pin was broken up by Owen Hart! Owen and Bulldog exchanged words, and it appeared that Owen wanted to get a part of the action and get the pinfall. Reluctantly, Bulldog drug Rocky to the middle of the ring as Owen went to the top rope. Owen posed for the crowd and went for an elbow drop, but Rocky moved out of the way! Rocky inched over to his corner and got the hot tag to Sid, who came in and cleaned house. Sid blasted Owen with a boot to the face and then clotheslined Bulldog over the top rope as he tried to come in and intervene. Owen staggered to his feet and was caught by the throat by Sid and planted with a chokeslam. Sid then set up Owen for the powerbomb. As he did, Sid stared straight at Bulldog on the outside, and Davey Boy clearly could have made an attempt to save his partner, but he apparently declined as he stood on the floor and watched Owen be hoisted up and put down on the canvas with a powerbomb and covered for the three. Bulldog walked to the back in disgust as Sid and Rocky celebrated in the ring. Suddenly, Sid was clobbered from behind by Vader! Vader took Sid down and then took Rocky and threw him to the outside. Vader then picked Sid up and delivered his own powerbomb to the Sycho One in impressive fahsion! Vader stood over Sid in the ring as boos came down from the fans in attendance. (79%) Owen Hart lost overness from this match Rocky Maivia gained overness from this matchNo Backing DownThe music of Shawn Michaels hits the arena and the WWF Champion makes his way to the ring to a standing ovation from the crowd.HBK: Three weeks from now, the biggest party of the summer will go down at SummerSlam. And if there’s a party going on, you know the Heartbreak Kid will be there! But it won’t be all fun and games, boys and girls, because at SummerSlam I will be defending this WWF Championship against Scott Hall. We’ve been friends and we’ve been foes, but when it comes to this title, it quite frankly doesn’t matter. August 25, one on one, face to face, and face to face is something we haven’t had a lot of lately, because you’d rather attack me from behind or when I’m not looking. But rest assured, chico, I’m going to be looking for you at SummerSlam. I am anxiously waiting for this pay-per-view to get here. And no matter what you throw at me, no matter how many times you knock me down, I will keep getting back up! I will keep coming and coming and in the end, I will kick your teeth right down your throat with some Sweet Chin Music! This title isn’t going anywhere, and at SummerSlam, Scott Hall, me and the Kliq are gonna party all night long all over your face. (89%)The Hits Do Keep on ComingAs Michaels celebrated in the ring with his Kliq, Scott Hall suddenly hit the ring and tried to attack him from behind, but HBK saw him coming and blocked a right hand from Hall and peppered him with rights of his own. Michaels staggered Hall and then clotheslined him over the top rope and to the floor. Michaels went over to the ropes to follow Hall out, but Hall grabbed Michaels by the legs and drug him out to the floor and flattened him with a clothesline. Hall then picked HBK up and whipped him hard into the steel ring post, sending Michaels to the floor in pain. With Michaels down, Hall lifted the ring apron and searched under the ring for something. Hall then pulled out a ladder! Hall lifted the ladder onto his shoulder and waited for HBK to get to his feet, then rammed the weapon into Michaels’ face! HBK fell to the floor unconscious. Hall walked over to the time keeper’s table and grabbed a microphone, then walked and bent over the limp body of HBK. Hall: Hey Michaels, get used to that feeling, chico. There was one thing I didn’t mention last week. Our match at SummerSlam for the WWF Title- it’s a ladder match! (93%)
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Post by fallenhero on Dec 11, 2007 12:02:04 GMT -5
Your promos are some of the most spot on stuff I've seen on this board. I like that you're rehashing (so to speak) Hall/Shawn in a ladder match, but this is 1996 HBK, he's bringing it all out for this one. I really truly love this diary, and it's hands down the best old school diary I've ever seen.
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Post by Lego Customs! on Dec 11, 2007 19:56:04 GMT -5
This diary is without doubt the best on the board! rivalries are built up so well, the promos are great, I get a really clear image in my mind of each segment. This diary really inspires me to do a diary, but I know from experience, I'm not great with diaries Please never stop this diary!
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Post by Dwight on Dec 11, 2007 20:21:14 GMT -5
I just started reading this again and I must say it is really amazing. What I love is that your style is unique and resembles that of mine. You don't write a little bit, but you don't write on and on as if to just draw it out. You create create promos that represent each unique character. And that is what really has me hooked above all else.
I love that you kept Hall and Nash on the roster. And I really love the push for Hall to the WWF title! I really look forward to the Taker/Raven feud.
Check out Birth of Attitude?
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Post by Fury on Dec 12, 2007 3:02:17 GMT -5
Another good show, the Michaels/Hall storyline is great and is honestly one of my favorite storyline's I've ever read. Adding a ladder match is cool because of their history. Your promo writing is spot on, every promo gets into the character. All your feuds are progressed greatly even including Mero/Diesel, which I thought would be hard to get into. As I've said before this is one of the best if not the best diary on the boards. Keep it up.
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