dcw1
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Post by dcw1 on Jun 1, 2007 7:09:17 GMT -5
Loving the diary, I like old school diaries it brings memories back to how wrestling used to be. SNME looks good so far, and Superstars was good although I think maybe there should be more jobbers or 'unknowns' on Superstars. Still though I thought it was a good show. Perfect/Hart feud sounds good, carry on going man this is a good diary. Reply to WWF 1995 please?
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 1, 2007 10:30:13 GMT -5
You're having WAY too many star vs. star matches on these cards. Hire people that are jobbers and use them except for like two matches on the card. Other than that this is a good diary.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 2, 2007 3:56:30 GMT -5
Quick notes from WWF Newswire Date: Sunday 12th April This weeks Newswire featured clips of this weeks matches, as well as interviews with the following superstars: Hulk Hogan & Ultimate Warrior Randy Savage Ric Flair The Warlord
The following matches were also made for Saturday Night’s Main Event: Main Event: WWF Championship Match Randy Savage (C) V. The Undertaker
WWF Intercontinental Championship Match Bret Hart (C) V. Mr. Perfect
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 2, 2007 7:06:39 GMT -5
Wait, wait, wait....you're throwing TAKER/SAVAGE on SNME? Dude, that's a ing SUMMERSLAM main event if done right.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 2, 2007 7:17:15 GMT -5
Wrestling Weekly Newsletter - Current plans are for Hulk Hogan to continue his feud with Sid Justice for the time being, until a suitable wrestler can be found to feud with him later in the year. - Ultimate Warrior is being prepared for a big feud against The Undertaker for later in the year. - Expect Randy Savage to feud with The Undertaker for a few months to come. It is expected that The Undertaker will be holding the WWF Championship at the end of the feud. - Ricky Steamboat has agreed to join WWF in 3 months after his WCW contract has expired. Brian Knobbs has been suspended for three months after he showed up late for the past two shows. - WWF are very happy with the rating that WWF Prime Time Wrestling and WWF Superstars got.
Roster changes The World Wrestling Federation have made a few changes to the current roster Signings Jean Paul Levesque (Developmental Contract) Jerry "The King" Lawler
Releases Butch & Luke (The Bushwackers) Colonel Mustafa Hercules Iron Mike Sharpe Skinner
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 2, 2007 7:37:48 GMT -5
You just released your jobbers..that makes NO SENSE. They're basically the backbone of the WWF roster, sure they don't bring in the ratings, but ratings aren't the point of doing a diary, case and point WWF 1990 and 1992. And bringing in Levesque and Lawler? MEH. I'd take Hercules over both of them. Steamboat in 1992 WWF? Doesn't fit at all, you shouldn't have even went for him.
Reply to 1990?
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Post by Rated R on Jun 2, 2007 12:59:58 GMT -5
WWF Prime Time Wrestling Card Date: Monday 13th April
As Prime Time Wrestling kicks off Sid Justice and his new manager The Genius make their way to the ring. The Genius talks about Sid's match at Saturday Night’s Main Event, and that here tonight, Sid Justice will make an example out of Jim Duggan.
El Matador V. Beau Beverly (64%) A squash match. Matador dominated the entire match, fending off interference from Blake Beverly, before hitting the flying Jalapeno and the pinfall for the win. (4:51)
A hype video is played, showing a man with a crown sitting on a throne. Royal music is playing, before the words "Jerry Lawler is coming to WWF"
The Warlord V. George South (42%) A terrible squash match. There was no doubt that Warlord would get the win, and he did just that, locking in the full nelson on South for the submission victory. (3:21)
Mr. Perfect is backstage with Sean Mooney. Mooney ask's why Perfect attacked Bret Hart. Mr. Perfect says that he did it to prove a point, that nobody, not even Bret Hart, is better that the Perfect one, Mr. Perfect, and that Saturday Night's Main Event, there will be a nwe Intercontinental Champion.
Sid Justice V. Jim Duggan (68%) A decent match, and not the squash that people thought it would be. Duggan went crazy at the start of the match, and actually held Sid off. But Sid hit back, and hard. Sid Justice hit a massive kick to the skull, before demolishing Duggan. Sid put Duggan away with a huge powerbomb, before getting the pin. (9:31)
A camera man is backstage, where there are a number of paramedics. The camera zooms in on a beaten and bloodied Randy Savage. The camera then turns and zooms in on Paul Bearer and The Undertaker watching on from a distance.
A video package is played, hyping Saturday Night's Main Event... 6 Days.
Mr. Perfect V. TD Steel (60%) Perfect put on one hell of a technical showcase in this match. Perfect took his time beating on Steel until Bret Hart's music hits, distracting Perfect. Hart does not show, but it gives TD Steel enough time to recover, and attempt a comeback. Mr. Perfect would not allow it however and hit a Perfect Plex for the victory. (11:21)
A video package is played, hyping the WreslteMania 8 Video, that will be released on the 24th April.
Main Event Ric Flair V. Texas Tornado (85%) This match was incredible, and it got a huge reaction from the crowd. Flair thought he would have the match tied up from the start, but that was not the case, as Tornado took Flair to the limit. Flair managed to lock in the Figure four leglock, but Rowdy Roddy Piper interfered hitting Flair with an iron pipe, gaining Flair the win by DQ. (19:36)
As WWF Prime Time Wrestling comes to a close, Rowdy Roddy Piper is standing over Ric Flair, laughing like a madman.
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 3, 2007 0:58:39 GMT -5
It's great that you're doing jobber matches, but I hate how Perfect's played out, and the ending to Flair/Kerry, as Flair/Piper's feud was blown off in November 1991.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 3, 2007 5:09:19 GMT -5
WWF Superstars Date: Friday 17th April 1992
As Superstars kicks off, Jack Tunney makes the announcement that Ric Flair will take on Rowdy Roddy Piper at Saturday Night's Main Event.
Repo Man V. Chris Candido (50%) This match was expected to be a squash match, but Candido shocked everyone, hitting Repo Man with the Blonde Bombshell before getting the pinfall for the victory. (6:52)
Rick Martel is shown getting ready for his match which is up Next!
Owen Hart V. Rick Martel (72%) A great match, with both superstars putting on a great performance. Hart took the advantage late in the match, locking in the Sharpshooter for the submission victory. (14:25)
Post Match, Rick Martel attacked Owen Hart, shouting "You dont deserve to win" at Owen.
A video package is played, hyping Saturday Night's Main Event... 1 Day.
Shawn Michaels V. George South (54%) A short squash match. Michaels hit the Rocker Dropper for the quick victory. (2:14)
Sean Mooney is backstage with Hulk Hogan. Hogan hypes up the crowd for his tag team match at Saturday Night's Main Event, saying that Hulkimania will run wild over Sid Justice and Papa Shango.
Main Event Legion of Doom V. Money Inc. (82%) An great tag match between two of the best tag matches in WWF. Money Inc. cheated throughout the match, and IRS got the win by getting the tight assisted roll-up pin on Hawk.
Post Match, Earthquake and Typhoon come out from the back and head to the ring. As soon as Money Inc. see them they make a run for it. As Superstars comes to a close the two teams stare eachother down.
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 3, 2007 5:13:28 GMT -5
Candido, a rookie basically, over a WWF veteran in Repo Man? I understand making stars, and using Repo Man as a catalyst, but there's a lot more guys you could have put him over. Oh, wait...you released the jobbers. But the rest of the show was okay, save Owen beating Martel. At that point, Owen was a tag wrestler.
Reply to 1990?
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Post by hazuki on Jun 3, 2007 5:22:37 GMT -5
Good show only thing is Candido winning he would be a complete unknown at the time. I'll be happy if Owen Hart gets a good push and if he has a feud with Martel. Keep up the good work.
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Post by Fury on Jun 3, 2007 16:28:38 GMT -5
You really need to focus on realism over ratings in retro WWF diaries in having the shows made up primarily of squash matches, you've made some improvement over the past couple of shows in that department. Candido going over Repo Man is not really right. Specifially since Candido had no real hype and just came in. And also don't rush in to create a supercard for SNME. Other than that this has been going good so far and the shows are pretty good so far.
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 4, 2007 1:58:40 GMT -5
Fury actually made a good point. Don't be making a super-duper card for SNME, it was only a show to continue big feuds, not to have SUPER BIG OMG TITLE MATCHES.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 4, 2007 12:59:24 GMT -5
Saturday Night's Main Event Card Main Event: WWF Championship Match Randy Savage (C) V. The Undertaker
Hulk Hogan & Ultimate Warrior V. Sid Justice & Papa Shango
WWF Intercontinental Championship Match Bret Hart (C) V. Mr. Perfect
Ric Flair V Rowdy Roddy Piper
WWF Tag Team Championship Money Inc. (C) V. Natural Disasters
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 4, 2007 13:14:53 GMT -5
SNME looks cool and all..my only beef is again OMG 3 TITL MACHS, like they'd never have Taker/Savage on SNME unless it was a tag, same with Bret/Perfect. But it'll be a fun show.
reply to 1990 plz
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Post by dcw1 on Jun 4, 2007 13:46:04 GMT -5
I agree with Ricky. Saturday Nights Main Event looks great but too great for a SNME. Maybe you should do a match reversal or something because that card looks more like a PPV than anything else. However, I am glad you are starting to use jobbers although Candido winning surprised me.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 4, 2007 14:30:10 GMT -5
WWF Saturday Night's Main EventDate: Saturday 18th AprilVHS ExclusivesShawn Michaels V. Texas Tornado (83%) An excellent match between two of the best performers in WWF. Tornado looked close to winning, but Sensational Sherri distracted Tornado, allowing Michaels to hit the rocker Dropper, followed by a pinfall for the win. (11:27) The Undertaker & Paul Bearer is backstage with Sean Mooney. Bearer hypes up The Undertaker, saying that tonight Randy Savage will suffer. The Undertaker then says those feared words, "Randy Savage, will Rest.... In.... Peace!" Main ShowThe announcers welcome everyone to Saturday Night's Main Event, and run down tonights huge card. WWF Tag Team Championship Money Inc. (C) V. The Natural Disasters (76%) A great tag team match for the titles. Money Inc. once again tried to get themselves counted out, but The Naturals Disasters were having none of it, grabbing them and throwing them back into the ring. The Natural Disasters dominated with their size and power. Earthquake hit the aftershock on Dibiase, which led to the pinfall. (14:32) After the match, The Natural Disasters celebrated as the New WWF Tag Team Champions, which got a huge reaction from the crowd. Rowdy Roddy Piper is backstage with Sean Mooney. Mooney asked Piper why he attacked Ric Flair. Piper just laughs at Mooney before walking off. Ric Flair V. Rowdy Roddy Piper (84%) The crowd loved this match, and the action was incredilbe. Both wrestlers gave it their all, and both came close to winning a number of times. Piper used underhanded techniques to take the upper hand, nailing Flair with an iron bar while the referee was down. Piper locked in the sleeper, but with Flair already out of it, the referee ended the match, giving Piper the victory. (21:53) WWF Intercontinental Championship Match Bret Hart (C) V. Mr. Perfect (87%) An excellent match, based mainly on technical wrestling. The match was fairly even, and Hart looked close to getting the win after he locked in the Sharpshooter, but Perfect managed to reach the ropes. Perfect pushed Hart into the referee, before hitting the Perfect Plex for the pinfall, and to win the title. (17:42) Post Match, Mr. Perfect taunted the crowd with the Intercontinetal Championship. Sid Justice is backstage with his manager The Genius. The Genius reads a poem from his scroll, putting Sid Justice over. Hulk Hogan & Ultimate Warrior V. Sid Justice & Papa Shango (69%) A decent match, that was pure power throughout. There was no wrestling here, just brutal fighting. Warrior and Shango began fighting up the ramp, and into the backstage area, leaving just Hogan and Sid in the ring. Sid Justice's manager The Genius tried to get involved, but was dropped by a big boot from Hogan. Justice got himself disqualified when he broke a steel chair over the skull of Hogan. Post match, Sid Justice stood over a beaten Hogan, much to the distaste of the crowd. It is announced that the next WWF Pay-Per-View Event will be UK Rampage. Randy Savage is backstage. Savage hypes his match against The Undertaker, ending it with the famous words "Oh Yeeaahh" We then go to a camera man backstage, who is catching the brawl between Ultimate Warrior and Papa Shango. Shango spits red mist in the eyes of warrior, blinding him. Papa Shango laughs and walks off as Warrior is in pain after the red mist. Main Event: WWF Championship Match Randy Savage (C) V. The Undertaker (90%) This match was easily the best match of the night. Both superstars put in their best performance, and the match was fairly even. Savage looked close to winning, when he hit the Savage Elbow on Undertaker, but only got a two count. The Undertaker was disqualified however, after refusing to release the one handed choke hold he had locked in. After the match, The Undertaker continues the assault on Randy Savage, before getting a body bag out from under the ring. Undertaker and Paul Bearer attempts to put Savage in the body bag, but Security and Referee's stop them before they can zip it up. The Undertaker & Paul Bearer walk up the aisle as Saturday Night's Main Event comes to a close.
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Post by Stuffs "Thunder" Liger on Jun 4, 2007 18:20:16 GMT -5
Steamboat in 1992 WWF? Doesn't fit at all, you shouldn't have even went for him. O RLY?
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 4, 2007 22:11:19 GMT -5
Steamboat in 1992 WWF? Doesn't fit at all, you shouldn't have even went for him. www.onlineworldoWe spam!/pictures/r/rickysteamboat/08.jpg [/img] O RLY? [/quote] That's more 1991 WWF, tbh. Now onto SNME.. Michaels over Tornado is cool, Kerry wasn't the most useful guy to the WWF anyway, NATURAL DISASTERS AS TAG CHAMPS! Piper over Flair? Meh, okay. Two title changes on SNME? MEH. Glad the ME didn't see a title change. It was a good show, just wish the IC belt wouldn't have changed hands.
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Post by koreygunz on Jun 5, 2007 19:45:05 GMT -5
Good show. I didnt like how it kinda ended some feuds instead of building them up, but it was still good. Wish Money Inc hadnt lost. The IC Title change was unexpected, as was Piper beating Flair. Savage/Taker will be a good feud.
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