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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 12, 2007 18:19:03 GMT -5
Now, this diary will not be like my others where I was typing out long shows taking up hours, I will get though a lot more shows if I can manage to keep it short and simple but making it a decent read. Any who (my wife and kids)Roster:1-2-3 Kid
Adam Bomb
Bam Bam Bigelow
Bart Gunn
Billy Gunn
Bob Backlund
Bob Holly
Bret Hart
Butch
Luck
Chris Candido
Crush
Diesel
Doink the Clown
Duke the Dumster
Eli Blu
Fatu
Harvey Wipplemen
Henry Godwinn
I.R.S.
Jacob Blu
Jeff Jarrett
Jerry Lawler
Jim Cornette
Kama
King Kung Bundy
Lex Luger
Mabel
Mo
Nikolai Volkoff
Owen Hart
Razer Ramon
Paul Bearer
Seone
Sgt. Slaughter
Shawn Michaels
Tatanka
The Mighty Kwang
The Roadie
Tom Pritchard
Undertaker
Vince McMahon
YokozunaChampionsWWF World: Diesel WWF IC: Razer Ramon WWF Tag Team: Vacent |
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Post by kc on Mar 12, 2007 18:23:01 GMT -5
Looks good, nice to see some classic sims on here. I loved the early 90's of the WWF, lets see If you can make it better  Would you mind replying to CZW 2k7 plz?  |
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 12, 2007 19:01:51 GMT -5
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 12, 2007 19:47:32 GMT -5
Monday Night Raw 2nd April 1995 Match 1: Adam Bomb vs Doink the ClownAdam Bomb destroys Doink the clown in the opener match for Raw less than five minutes in to the match, Adam hit The Meltdown to get the three count. The match was all for Adam as Doink didn’t get any offence minus a few punches in the corner and a failed Irish Whip.Match 2: Chris Candido vs Owen HartSlightly more entertaining than the first match seeing as it lasted longer than five minutes. Candido managed to pile on the offence with multiple clotheslines but Owen won the match by connecting with the famous Hart Finisher, The SharpShooter. At the end of the match, Chris went for the Blonde Bombshell but failed allowing Owen to lock in the submission for the win. Match 3: Bam Bam Bigelow vs Bart GunnBilly Gunn was in his brothers corner for this match but that didn’t help much as Bam Bam played with Bart Gunn for a good proportion of the match. Bart attempted to get some offence going but he was easily knocked down to the canvas by Bam Bam Bigelow. Billy tries to get involved in the match but he is thrown back out by Bam Bam who then hits the Greetings from Amesbury Park on Bart Gunn. Bigelow pins Bart for the three count. After the match, Billy slides back in with a chair and attempts to hit Bigelow with it. Bigelow moves out of the way and the chair bounces of the ropes causing it to his Billy in the face knocking him down to the canvas. Bam Bam leaves the ring with a humorous smile on his face.Match 4: Tag Title Match: Bob Holly & 1-2-3 Kid vs The Bushwakers Eight minutes in to the match and the underdogs in the match, Holly and the kid manage to gain the victory as The Kid hits the Lightning Kick on Bushwaker Luke for the three count. The Bushwaker’s gained early control and most control of the match until Bob Holly managed to hit a Falcon Arrow on Luke. Holly tagged in the Kid who then hit the Lightning Kick on Luke for the knock out. Butch helped his partner out of the ring while Bob Holly and 1-2-3 Kid celebrated with the tag title son the entrance ramp.Match 5: #1 Contender Match for IC Title: Shawn Michaels vs British Bulldog.A good 20 minute match that was brought to an end when British Bulldog hit the Running Powerslam on Shawn Michaels for the pin fall. The match was a back in forth one with both men getting a few big moves early on. Bulldog managed to hit a Sit Down Powerbomb as Shawn Michaels was attempting a hurricanarana, Most the crowd thought the match was over there but Michaels managed to kick out. Michaels on the other hand connected with several ariel moves including crossbody’s and flying clotheslines. Michaels attempted to finish the match with some Sweet Chin Music but Bulldog ducked the kick, lifting Michaels on to his shoulders and dropping him with an electric chair drop. Bull Dog then pulled Michaels back to a vertical base when he connected with the Running Powerslam for the three count. After the match as the British Bulldog was about to leave the ring, Razor Ramon slides in to the ring. He begins an attack on Bulldog with knee’s before hitting him to the canvas with a big boot. As Bulldog gets to his feet. Ramon lifts Bulldog in to the air, connecting with the Razor’s Edge. Razor Ramon leaves the ring, holding the IC Title over his shoulder.Main Event: WWF Champion Diesel vs The Undertaker: Non Title Match.The main event you are looking for on a Raw show. 27 Minutes and the match came to an end when Diesel brought a chair in to the ring and he cracked The Undertaker over the head with it to knock him down to the canvas. This seemed like a last resort to Diesel who didn’t want to lose by pinfall so he chose the next best thing. Both big men started the match of in a brawl with few actual wrestling moves taking place. Diesel took advantage with a sidewalk slam as Undertaker was rebounding of the ropes. Diesel went for a cover but to no avail. Big Sexy, Diesel stayed on the attack but it didn’t last for long as Taker soon took control with a sidewalk slam of his own then a choke in front of the ref. Taker was force to let go but didn’t give Diesel time to recover as he called for the tombstone piledriver. Diesel manage to rake the eyes of The Undertaker where he then left the ring to take a chair, as he entered the ring Taker tried to defend him self by placing his arms in front of him to soften the blow but to no luck. Diesel left the ring with his title in hand as the Undertaker sits up giving Diesel a dead stare. The WWF Raw logo appears at the bottom of the screen to show the show is at an end. |
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Post by lakersgm on Mar 13, 2007 13:21:18 GMT -5
Why isnt bret hart on your roster?
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 13, 2007 15:22:14 GMT -5
I just noticed that my self. He is on my Roster in the game. *Uses edit button* |
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Mar 13, 2007 15:45:08 GMT -5
This diary's good so far, I hope you give Bam Bam a decent upper midcard-main event run. I like how everything's wrote out, I hope Taker gets the WWF Title from Nash, too.
Reply to FMW?
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 13, 2007 17:08:43 GMT -5
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Post by Fury on Mar 14, 2007 1:33:29 GMT -5
Good diary so far. I hope someone other than Diesel has the title soon and this was a period where I thought Ramon could've been a main event star so of course Im hoping to see him get a big push towards the world's title.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 14, 2007 16:07:01 GMT -5
WWF Monday Night Raw
Monday 9th April 1995 Match 1: Mabel vs Duke the DumpsterThe first match of the night was finished in six minutes as Mabel finished the match with a sit down choke bomb. Duke tried bringing some offence against Mabel but his size was too much for Duke. After the match, Mabel leaves the ring and Duke struggles to get back up to his feet.Match 2: WWF Tag Champs Bob Holly & 1-2-3 Kid vs Smoking GunnsThe match finished after nine minutes. Unlike last weeks match, the Champs had a lot of offence where they executed a few double team moves such as a double dropkick and taking one from the hart foundation with a heart attack. Billy and Bart tried to get back in the match but 1-2-3 Kid used his martial arts backround as he connects with the Lightning Kick to pin Billy Gunn. After the match, both champs hold the belts in the air before leaving the ring as Bart attends to his partner.Match 3: The Roadie vs Tatanka vs Jerry LawlerMatch lasted for fifteen minutes with Jerry Lawler hitting the Piledriver on Tatanka for the victory. The match started in a three-way brawl until Tatanka began chopping both men down to the canvas. Tatanka kept control for a minute or two before the roadie knocked him down with a clothesline. The King tried to stay out of the match for as long as possible, even sitting down by the commentary for a few minutes letting both man continue the match in the ring. Tatanka takes advantage with the Tomahawk Chop on The Roadie and the match seems to be over but Jerry “The King” Lawler slides in to the ring. Pouncing on top of Tatanka, Jerry hits a knee to the gut before lifting Tatanka and dropping him on his head with the Piledriver. After the pinfall has been made, Jerry gets his arms raised by the referee. Match 4: Owen Hart vs Shawn MichaelObviously the most marked for match of the night in the small Internet community was Owen Hart vs Shawn Michaels this week on Raw. And with out a doubt the two men involved didn’t disappoint. From the starting bell, both men were hitting fast paced moves including arm drags, hurricanrana’s, dropkicks and many others. Michaels seen and opening and took it when Owen Hart went for a cross body of the top rope. Michaels jumped in to the air and connected with the dropkick wounding The King Of Harts. Shawn stays on the attack with body slams and suplex’s in an attempt to slow the match down. The match turns when Michaels attempts a superplex on Owen but Owen pushes Shawn of the turnbuckle, leaving Shawn down on the canvas. Owen jumps of and lands a top rope leg drop on Michaels. The crowd are really hyped in the match with a mixed crowd cheering for both men. Michaels seems to be down and Owen goes for the finish as he locks in the sharp shooter. Owen can’t lock the move in properly so he releases Michaels’ legs. As Shawn gets back up to his feet, Owen goes for a hurricarana but Shawn manages to hold Owen. Shawn slams Owen down to the canvas hard with a Powerbomb. Shawn stumbles to the corner where he begins playing the tune every one loves to here. He slams his feet down and as Owen rises to his feet, Shawn is already of and he foot connects with the Jaw of Owen. Owen hits the canvas and Shawn goes for the cover to get the three count.Match 5: British Bulldog & Bam Bam Bigelow vs IC Champion Razor Ramon & Yokozuna.It’s not often Bam Bam Bigelow is in the ring against someone bigger than him self and Yokozuna is a lot bigger. Bam Bam starts of with Yokozuna but not even he can stand up to him. Nine minutes in to the match, with a few tags between Bulldog and Bam Bam, they finally manage to get an offence going in the match with both men rebound of the ropes and knock Yokozuna to the canvas with a shoulder tackle. Ramon quickly enters the ring but is slammed to the ground with a body slam from The British Bulldog. Ramon gets up but this time is slammed by Bam Bam instead. Ramon rolls out of the ring and grabs a steal chair. When he brings it in he looks at hit Bulldog with the chair but he quickly moves it out of the way. Instead the chair bounces of the head of a rising Yokozuna. The ref doesn’t do any thing and Razor Ramon quickly leaves the ring to grab his belt. He then walks up in the apron in disgust leaving his partner along unconscious in the ring. Bam Bam climbs the top rope and hits his Diving Headbutt and gets the three count. Both men get the hands raised in the air and Bulldog reminds Ramon that he will be losing the title at In Your House.Main Event: WWF Championship: WWF Champion Diesel vs Bret Hart.The Chance for Bret Hart to win the WWF Title comes to close when at twenty-six minutes in to the match, The Lights go out and a promo is played on the titontron. Taker goes on about Diesel making the wrong move in getting DQ’d last week and that he will be defending the title at In Your House Against Taker. Taker then begins talking in his satanic ritual type talk before the lights turn back on and taker is standing in the middle of the ring between both men. Diesel charges at Taker but Taker wraps his hand around the throat of Diesel. The Deadman slams Diesel with a chokeslam. Taker looks to Bret Hart as if to say, sorry but I am going to be the next champion then makes his leave as the show comes to an end. Before all this happened, we surprisingly had a good quality match with both men putting on a great match for the crowd, maybe it was because of Bret Hart but that is for the Online Community to talk about. Hart went for the sharpshooter many times seeing as he couldn’t lift Diesel. Bret failed locking in duo to Diesel’s powerful legs but after a dropkick from the top rope, Bret managed to lock the move in. That is when the lights went of and the crowd are sure they hear hands slamming on the canvas. When the lights come back on we see Undertaker who quickly takes out Diesel before leaving the ring. The WWF logo appears on the bottom of the screen with a confused look on Bret Hart. |
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Post by lakersgm on Mar 14, 2007 20:33:28 GMT -5
I like that you didn't job Bret to make Diesel look good cuz a lot of people would have done that. Bret didn't lose much back then.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 15, 2007 15:57:20 GMT -5
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 15, 2007 16:59:10 GMT -5
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 16, 2007 19:28:31 GMT -5
WWF Monday Night Raw
16th April 1995 Match 1: Bret Hart vs CrushThe opening match has Bret Hart in it. This was a strange happening for most people but what ever, we all know the winner. Hart wins in four minutes. Crush tried using his size to beat Bret but The Hitman just outwrestled him. The match finished when Hart locked in the sharpshooter for the finish. After Crush tapped out and Bret celebrated on the turnbuckles. The lights go out and a gong is heard all over the arena. When the lights appear, Paul Bearer is standing on the entrance ramp with a mic in hand. He says that there is a new wrestler in the WWF, he has aligned him self with the Undertaker. This man is demented and doesn’t care about his own well been. Bearer finishes of by saying “This man is called Mankind, and Bret Hart! He is behind you!” Bret turns around to where a masked man in brown shoves his two fingers down the throat of Bret Hart. Hart goes unconscious and Mankind releases his fingers from Hart’s mouth. Mankind leaves the ring to The Undertakers’ music as he and Bearer walk up the entrance ramp.Match 2: WWF Tag Champs 1-2-3 Kid and Bob Holly vs The BushwakersA Rematch from last week but it has the same result as the tag champs come out on top seventeen minutes in to the match. The Bushwakers got a good offence going through the match but slipped on when Luke went to hit a clothesline on Holly but it connected with Butch instead. Holly connected with a dropkick on Luke, sending look to the padded floor on the outside. Bob tags in 1-2-3 Kid and both men pick Bushwaker Luke of the canvas and connect with a German Suplex / Dropkick combination. The Kid gets the three count and the champs celebrate in the ring. Just as the champions are about to leave the ring, Jerry “The King” Lawler and Bob Backland charges down the entrance ramp. Lawler cracks Holly over the head with a chair he had brought down with him while Backland knocks the Kid down to the canvas with a Lariat like attack. Lawler gets a mic and says that these two chumps have no right to have the tag titles and they showed belong to a pair of wrestling legends such as them selves. Both men leave the ring and walk to the back.Match 3: Shawn Michaels’ vs Owen Hart’s ChoiceBefore this match happens, a Video is played on the titontron with WWF President. He says that at In Your House, there will be a match for the newly made WWF TV Title. He goes on to say that this match will consist of Owen Hart and Shawn Michaels’. He then says that tonight they will both be in action but their opponent that they face at In Your House will be picking their Opponent for tonight. Shawn Michaels’ is waiting in the ring for his opponent to come out. Just then the music of Bam Bam Bigelow plays. Michaels can’t believe it as Bam Bam walks down the entrance ramp for the match. The match lasted for fivteen minutes but in the end, Shawn managed to win by rolling up Bigelow after Bigelow ran chest first in to the exposed turnbuckle. Shawn grabbed on to the tights for extra leverage and it worked. As soon as the count was made Bam Bam got up and Michaels’ ran up the entrance ramp. The match belonged to Bam Bam but he ran out of gas when he ran in to the turnbuckle Shawn had exposed early in the match.Match 4: Owen Hart vs Shawn Michaels’ ChoiceOwen Hart is waiting in the ring for his opponent to come on out but instead he hears the entrance music of Shawn Michaels. Michaels’ who has a mic in hand says that Owen’s opponent tonight is a good friend of Michaels and that this is his debut match. Michaels then introduces a man going by the name of Jean-Paul Levesque. Jean-Paul comes out to snobby English music and the match is underway. Hart is confused with Jean-Paul’s Rich Snobby look but he goes on with the match any way. Jean-Paul shows he has wrestling skill by connecting with scoop slams and suplexs but the big shock is near the end of the match when Jean-Paul hits a double underhook face buster called the Pedigree Perfection. Jean-Paul went for the cover but it wasn’t enough to put Owen away. Owen fights back and manages to knock Jean-Paul down to the canvas with a dropkick of the middle rope. Owen Hart locks in the Sharpshooter and Jean-Paul taps out. While Owen is celebrating, Shawn Michaels’ runs down to the ring to sneak attack Owen. Shawn knocks Owen down with a super kick and Jean-Paul and Michael’s look down at Owen as he attempts to get back to his feet. The two men look as if they are going to put more damage on to Owen but just then a generic entrance music sounding close to Bret Hart’s plays. Both men look up to see “The Anvil” Jim Neidhart running down the entrance ramp and into the ring. Both men pounce on Jim but he throws both of. He picks Jean-Paul on to his shoulder and connects with a runner powerslam as Michaels’ leaves the ring in retreat. Jim helps his fellow Hart up to a vertical base to which Anvil declares that there is a new Hart Foundation. Match 5: WWF Light Heavyweight Title: Eddie Guerrero vs Chris Benoit vs Dean MalenkoThe match was the most high flying and technical match of the night. The fans loved the arrival of three new wrestlers who can put on a match as good as this. The match lasted for twenty-six minutes and in the end it was Dean Malenko who managed to make Eddie Guerrero tap out to the Texas Cloverleaf. From the very beginning all three men brawled with each other to weaken each other down. Guerrero got the early advantage by hitting a dropkick on Malenko sending him to the padded floor on the outside. Guerrero then started working on Benoit with a series of Suplexs and Scoop slams. Guerrero kept this up for a few minutes but he didn’t see Malenko come up from behind and hit a back Suplex on Eddie as he bounce his head of the canvas. The match continued with Malenko working on Eddie with a number of armbars and leg locks but Benoit made Malenko release the hold by kicking him in the head with the sole of his boot. Benoit connects with a German Suplex on Malenko in which he releases the grip early causing Dean to flip and land on his chest. Benoit goes for the cover but only gets a two count. Benoit goes to the top rope but doesn’t pull any thing of as Eddie charges towards him and sends Benoit crashing to the guardrail on the out side. Eddie turns around looking to take advantage of the match but Malenko, already standing, knees Eddie in the got. Malenko places Eddie between his legs with his arms hooked and he connects with a double underhook powerbomb. But Malenko straight away hooks the legs and locks in the Texas cloverleaf. Eddie taps out and Malenko is awarded the WWF Light Heavyweight Title.Main Event: WWF Champion Diesel & IC Champion Razor Ramon vs The Undertaker & British Bulldog The final twenty-eight minutes of the show went to this match as the two main champions and their contenders competed in a tag team match. At the very end it was the dirty tactics of Ramon and Diesel that won them the match. The match started with Bulldog and Diesel. Both men locked up and Diesel won. Diesel kept control for a while with various moves and a few big boots. Diesel bounces of the ropes expecting to hit another Big Boot but as he lifts his Boot, the Bulldog rolls out of the way causing Diesel to get hung on the ropes causing increasing pain to the groin region. Bulldog tags in The Undertaker who begins an Offence on Diesel with a series of uppercuts while Diesel is still hung on the ropes. Diesel falls down to the canvas and tries to slide over to Ramon but Taker grabs Diesel by his hair, dragging up back up to his feet. Taker throws Diesel in to the corner and mounts him with a series of punches but before the last punch, Diesel manages to get under the Undertaker and connect with a powerbomb. Diesel quickly tags in Razor Ramon who begins work on Taker with a couple of elbows to the legs of Taker. Taker who is trying to get back up to his feet, attempts to push Ramon away but Ramon pounces back on Taker with a side kick to the temple of Taker’s head. Ramon acts all cocky as if he just pinned taker but his smile is shot down when Taker sits up. Taker stands up to a vertical base and Ramon leaves the ring quickly. Both him and Diesel begin to walk up the entrance ramp and Taker pursuits but is set in to a trap as both Diesel and Ramon turn around and boot Taker in the forehead causing him to fall down to the metal entrance ramp. Both men quickly get back to the ring again where they double-team Bulldog with a double chokeslam. The referee counts duo to taker being on the out side and he doesn’t make it back in time causing the ref to ring the bell. After the bell, both champs attempt to continue attacking Bulldog but Taker returns to the ring. Diesel & Ramon slide out of the ring and walk up the entrance ramp with the individual titles. Taker looks down at Bulldog but leaves, showing Bulldog that he doesn’t want his friendship. The WWF logo appears on the screen with Takers music playing and with Taker walking up the entrance ramp. |
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Post by Stuffs "Thunder" Liger on Mar 16, 2007 21:48:31 GMT -5
To be honest, I didn't love it, because it doesn't feel like a 1995 WWF Diary. It feels like something ran today, only with the older roster, and 20/20 hindsight. They wouldn't have thrown 3 debuts in one match for one title, and if they were running a LHW Title division, they definitely wouldn't do it without investing time in the characters first. I'd definitely recommend going back and rewatching whatever you can find TV of the time. As a fed in general it's not bad, but for an older diary, it just doesn't feel authentic at all.
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