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Post by Fury on Jun 6, 2007 1:15:48 GMT -5
The show was good, it's just that it was a bit too star studded and 2 title changes. I don't really mind the IC one since I hope it leads to a Hart push, but didn't like Money Inc losing. The main event ended the way it should've furthering the Savage/Taker feud. It was a good show it just really didn't feel like an SNME
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Post by Rated R on Jun 6, 2007 5:17:09 GMT -5
Wrestling Newswire - Next Month's WWF Pay-Per-View will be a big Pay-Per-View entitled UK Rampage. There will be talent from the UK on the show. The Main Event of the show is expected to be Randy Savage and Rowdy Piper taking on The Undertaker and Ric Flair.
- The King of the Ring tournament will be held in June, at a Pay-Per-View called King of the Ring. It will be an eight man tournament, with the only matches on the card being the king of the ring tournament. There will be qualifying matches running through the end of may and start of june.
- WWF have signed Black Tiger, Booker T and Dean Malenko to development Contracts.
- The booking team is very unhappy at Hulk Hogan after he berated Sid Justice's abilitys after Saturday Night's Main Event this week. Hogan stated that he was carrying his match with Sid, and asked that the feud be ended. It is obvious backstage that Sid Justice is a better worker than Hogan in terms of in ring work, and it is not planned to end the feud at this time.
- WWF have signed Doink the Clown to a written contract. He is expected to be used as a jobber.
- Chris Candido has signed a written contract with the WWF. He will be used in a underdog type gimmick, this is the reason why he went over Repo Man on Superstars. Expect a minor feud between Candido and Repo Man.
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Post by dcw1 on Jun 6, 2007 8:12:23 GMT -5
SNME was good. Although I do think 2 title changes was a but much on that show and there were too many star versus star matches. I was a lil surprised that Piper beat Flair, andSavage/Taker feud sounds good. It was a good show don't get me wrong, but it felt more like a PPV. Reply to WWF:1995?
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Post by Rated R on Jun 7, 2007 14:23:41 GMT -5
WWF Prime Time Wrestling Date: Monday 20th April 1992
WWF Prime Time Wrestling kicks off with The Undertaker and Paul Bearer backstage with Sean Mooney. Mooney asks why The Undertaker did what he did to Randy Savage. Before Undertaker or Paul Bearer can answer Randy Savage attacks Taker, and the fight backstage until they are seperated by security.
Legion Of Doom V. Glen Osbourne & Joe Malenko (60%) The match quality itself was very good, but the crowd were not into this squash match. Animal pinned Osbourne after hitting the Doomsday Device. (14:21)
Jimmy Hart is backstage. Hart announces that he is starting his own stable, and that he is looking for only the best wrestlers to manage, and that the search begins tonight.
The Warlord V. George South (38%) A horrible match. The Warlord dominated, locking in the Full Nelson for the submission victory. (1:28)
A video package is played, showing Ric Flair after his loss to Rowdy Roddy Piper. The only words Flair says are "This is not over", before the screen fades to black.
Owen Hart V. Ted Dibiase (76%) - Note: Match Quality is 100% The match itself was incredible, but the crowd were not into it as much as they should have been. The action went back and forth between the two. Hart could have got the win when he layed Dibiase out, but Hart was distracted by Rick Martel, giving IRS time to get Dibiase up. Dibiase locked in the Million dollar dream on a distracted Hart, getting the win whe Owen was forced to tap. (23:46)
Shawn Michaels is backstage with Sean Mooney. Mooney asks if Michaels will be paticipating at UK Rampage next month. Michaels asks Mooney why he would want to wrestling in a country that does not appreciate him, before calling the UK trash. British Bulldog shows up, and stares down Michaels, before they both walk off, ready for their match next.
A video package is played for the WrestleMania 8 VHS, which is out this Friday.
Shawn Michaels V. British Bulldog (77%) This match did not go on very long, as Michaels blasted Bulldog with a chair as Sensational Sheree distracted the referee. Michaels hit a devestating Rocker Dropper for the victory. (7:21)
Sid Justice is backstage with his manager The Genius. The Genius reads a poem from his scroll, saying that what happened to Hogan on Saturday was nothing compared to what Sid Justice will do to him next time.
Main Event The Undertaker V. Greg Valentine (60%) The match was essentially a squash match, as The Undertaker dominated the entire match. The undertaker hit a thunderous Chokeslam for the victory. (8:41)
Post Match, The Undertaker continues his attack on Greg Valentine, hitting another Chokeslam, as Prime Time Wrestling goes off the air.
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 7, 2007 14:42:43 GMT -5
Good lord, Undertaker is awesome in this diary. He beats the Hammer...and then continues the onslaught. Bulldog/HBK should have been the main event, if you ask me. Sounds like it was a great match. Genius as Sid's manager is a sorta wacky decision to me...but it all works out in the end.
Great PTW, man. This diary is getting better and better with each passing show.
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Post by koreygunz on Jun 7, 2007 19:47:42 GMT -5
Didnt like how Bulldog was seemingly jobbed out so easily. Im enjoying the diary but I have one complaint...at this time wasnt Undertaker a face, and had been for a few months? I know he was atleast a tweener at WM when he faced Jake Roberts.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 9, 2007 4:10:03 GMT -5
WWF Superstars Date: Saturday 25th April
WWF Superstars kicks off with Jack Tunney coming down to the ring. Tunney announces that on the next WWF Prime Time Wrestling there will be one of the biggest main events in Prime Time's history, when Hulk Hogan takes on Sid Justice.
The Warlord V. Doink the Clown (57%) A squash match. Doink got a good reaction from the crowd, and continued to do so as he taunted Warlord early on. As soon as Warlord got his hands on Doink it was game over. Warlord got the submission victory after locking in the Full Nelson. (2:31)
Chris Candido is backstage with Sean Mooney. Candido talks about how nobody thought he could win last week, but he did, and that he will do the same thing tonight.
Repo Man V. Chris Candido (52%) A decent match, but the crowd just could not get into it. Repo Man was looking for revenge after last week, and got it, hitting a low blow, followed by a roll up for the three count.
A video package is played for the next pay per view, showing clips of Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, The Undertaker and Sid Justice, ending with the words "No Holds Barred"
El Matador V. Brooklyn Brawler (55%) A decent match, let down by Brawler's horrible performance. Matador dominated with quick technical moves, and hit the flying jalapeno for the victory.
A video package plays hyping Jimmy Hart. At the end of the video the words "The search begins... on Prime Time" before fading to black.
A recap video is shown, showing clips from this weeks Prime Time, as well as the announcement of Hulk Hogan V. Sid Justice for the next Prime Time Wrestling.
Main Event Texas Tornado V. The Mountie (74%) These two put on a good match, which was definetly better than expected. The Mountie took an early advantage, but it was not enough, as Texas Tornado hit some quick moves, leading to a flying corss body for the victory.
As Superstars ends, Texas Tornado celebrates to a huge ovation from the crowd.
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 9, 2007 5:55:49 GMT -5
Hogan/Sid on free TV that's not a SNME? Minor flaw, but oh well. The Jimmy Hart angle sounds interesting, too.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 9, 2007 6:39:01 GMT -5
Credit: Ricky for the awesome bannerUK Rampage CardDate: 17th May 1992Shawn Michaels V. British Bulldog WWF V. The UKLegion of Doom V. The UK's Johnny Smith & Steven Regal
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Post by duan on Jun 9, 2007 8:57:42 GMT -5
Awesome, awesome awesome. UK Rampage is looking sweet. I think Michaels should go over, but, we are in the UK. Also, Johnny Smith? Thats amazing. Dude, this diary is fantastical.
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Post by zachwwe15 on Jun 9, 2007 12:00:01 GMT -5
i can't wait for UK Rampage it is going to rock.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 10, 2007 4:04:48 GMT -5
Wrestling Newswire - The WWF WrestleMania 8 VHS went on sale on Friday, the VHS comes four free posters of Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Sid Justice and Ric Flair. Copys can be ordered from Silvervision.
- Expect The Undertaker to win the WWF Championship from Randy Savage by Summerslam.
- Backstage staff were very happy with the excellent performance made by Owen Hart and Ted Dibiase after their match at WWF Prime Time Wrestling.
- It has been rumoured that the WWF have been in talks with a number of superstars regarding contracts. These superstars include Andre the Giant, Bam Bam Bigelow and Rey Misterio Jnr.
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 10, 2007 5:34:59 GMT -5
Dude...Andre couldn't wrestle in 1992. He was basically useless. Bam Bam could be fun, and no Rey Mysterio plz.
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Post by hazuki on Jun 10, 2007 11:41:23 GMT -5
Nice shows so far, Undertaker and Randy Savage feuding is good but I don't think you should bring in Rey Misterio as he would not work well imo. UK Rampage is looking good I'm looking forward to HBK vs Bulldog. Keep up the good work.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 11, 2007 6:16:55 GMT -5
WWF Prime Time Wrestling Date: Monday 27th April 1992
WWF Prime Time Wrestling kicks off with Sid Justice and The Genius in the ring. The Genius starts to talk but he is interupted by Hulk Hogan, who hypes the crowd up, before saying that here tonight, Sid Justice will be destroyed by all the hulkimaniacs in the world. Justice laughs as Hogan leaves, before waking backstage himself.
The Warlord V . George South (43%) The Warlord once again destorys South, and quickly locks in the full nelson for the submission victory. (1:42)
The Legion of Doom are shown backstage, getting prepared for their upcoming match.
Legion Of Doom V. The Beverly Brothers (75%) A great tag team match. LOD dominated most of the match, using great double team moves to take advantage. Hawk pinned Blake Beverly after the Doomsday Device. (11:31)
Jimmy Hart is backstage in his own makeshift office, getting ready for his first interview to decide what superstars are worthy of him as their manager. Repo Man is first up, and after talking Hart says he will get back to Repo Man. After Repo leaves, Hart checks his pockets, before running out of the office shouting "Give me back my wallet", as the crowd all cheer.
Rowdy Roddy Piper V. IRS (66%) A decent match. Piper took the advantage early on, overpowering IRS, before locking in the sleeper for the submission victory. (8:21)
After the match, Ric Flair tries to attack Rowdy Roddy Piper, but Piper sends him flying out of the ring, stopping the attack, the two stare each other down, with Piper shouting "Bring it on"
Texas Tornado and El Matador are backstage with Sean Mooney. Matador and Tornado declare that they are the next big tag team, and that there is no stopping them now they are focused on tag team gold.
Texas Tornado V. Joe Malenko (68%) A squash match, but a decent one. El Matador accompanied Tornado to the ring, but did not get involved. Tornado dominated, and hit the flying crossbody for the victory. (6:52)
Jack Tunney is backstage, where he announces that Randy Savage & Rowdy Roddy Piper will take on The Undertaker & Ric Flair in tag team action at UK Rampage
Main Event Hulk Hogan V. Sid Justice (71%) Basically a replica of their match from WrestleMania. Neither Superstar had any advatage, but it looked like Hogan was close to picking up the win after a big powerslam. Papa Shango got involved however, causing a disqualification. Ultimate Warrior made the save, sending both Shango and Justice packing with a steel chair.
Post match, the two teams stare each other down as the crowd go wild. Jack Tunney comes out onto the stage, where he announces that the two teams will face off at UK Rampage in a no disqualification match! The crowd go wild as Prime Time Wrestling goes off the air.
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Post by dcw1 on Jun 11, 2007 12:29:32 GMT -5
Good show. UK Rampage is sounding great! Shawn Michaels/Bulldog should be good as will the tag team main event. It's being hyped nicely. I like the new signings although at that time I don't think Rey Mysterio would have fitted in so I hope he doesn't sign. I think Bam Bam could be good though. Texas Tornado/Santana combination should beinteresting as well, keep going man!
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Post by Rated R on Jun 11, 2007 14:47:52 GMT -5
WWF Best of April VHS - Counting down the top 10 matches of April Matches include
10. Ted Dibiase V. Owen Hart (PTW - 20/04) 9. The Natural Disasters V. Money Inc. (SNME - 19/04) 8. Shawn Michaels V. British Bulldog (PTW - 20/04) 7, Legion of Doom V. Nasty Boys (PTW - 06/04) 6. Ric Flair V. El Matador (PTW - 06/04) 5. Money Inc. V. Legion Of Doom (SS - 18/04) 4. Rowdy Roddy Piper V. Ric Flair (SNME - 19/04) 3. Ric Flair V. Texas Tornado (PTW - 13/04) 2. Mr. Perfect V. Bret Hart (SNME - 19/04) 1. Randy Savage V. The Undertaker (SNME - 19/04)
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Post by Fury on Jun 12, 2007 3:04:17 GMT -5
Still too many star vs star matches for my liking.
However this is improving over time.
That would be one jam packed vhs and it feels way too much for 1 month. It almost feels like possibly an Invasion of the Bodyslammers that was released for that whole year. But nonetheless this is improving and UK Rampage is looking sweet so far. Beverly Brothers were awesome push em. Keep up the good work.
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on Jun 12, 2007 6:34:57 GMT -5
Hogan/Sid on PTW? Dude, that match has Pay-Per-View main event written all over it. IRS/Piper could have been saved back, too.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 17, 2007 4:11:54 GMT -5
End of Month News for April
- A new promotion, named New World Championship Wrestling has started up. There is currently no owner, but it has apparently been set up by fired World Championship Wrestling backroom staff.
- Kato has signed a new 6 month contract with World Wrestling Federation.
- Afa and Jackie Fargo will retire at the end of the month.
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