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Post by DTP. on Jun 26, 2008 12:22:22 GMT -5
Unfortunately Mark has taken that place, however. Do you have any idea on ECW?
[Lol at myself in a hard place]
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Post by robby.blade on Jun 26, 2008 12:25:16 GMT -5
Unfortunately Mark has taken that place, however. Do you have any idea on ECW? [Lol at myself in a hard place] ECW would be even harder for me to do than WCW.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 26, 2008 12:29:39 GMT -5
We're sold out then, ama fraid It would make your WWF '97 diary more difficult to find time to write anyway.
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Post by LAXxxx305 on Jun 26, 2008 13:13:42 GMT -5
The WCW looks good. This diary looks good. I loved the year of WWF 1999. Such a great year. I can't wait for you to post a show. And are you still continuing the other diary?
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Post by DTP. on Jun 26, 2008 16:05:47 GMT -5
Multi-tasking And have you noticed MIA that this has been running 4 pages? Or you talking about WCW? Lol. Mark comes in when I get to January 24th. I'm on January 16th currently
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Post by Iron Man on Jun 26, 2008 22:47:56 GMT -5
Not a fan of the House Show idea tbh so glad you are cutting them. Reading from the latest Shotgun. Good show man, seemed a little longer then it is suppose to be though. Main Event of Shotgun looked good, I always loved those Hardcore matches. They were always entertaining. Glad Road Dogg retained. I couldn't stand Edge during this time period.
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Post by dcw1 on Jun 27, 2008 5:17:37 GMT -5
Shame that you're having trouble with WCW and ECW. I would offer but I don't know too much about those companys in those years. Hopefully it gets sorted out though so then you can continue going well with this diary.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 27, 2008 9:54:51 GMT -5
Sunday Night HeAT: January 3rd[/i][/color] The opening video package for HeAT aired on the titantron before we cut to the live arena where fireworks exploded on the entrance stage. After the smoke cleared, the stage was shown to be the usual RAW is WAR arena with the Sunday Night HeAT logo being in place of the Raw logos and the lights shining on the sides of the stage replacing the red lights with orange lights. We got an introduction from announcers, Michael Cole and Kevin Kelly before getting set for the opening match. WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship Tournament: Jerry Lynn def. TAKA Michinoku (76%)[/color] This Light-Heavyweight Championship Tournament is shaping up very and extremely hot. Lynn showed here tonight that he could be a serious contender to the currently vacant Light-Heavyweight Championship. Lynn and Michinoku fought for roughly eleven minutes, and though some audience members didn't enjoy it due to it being "curtain-jerkers" to them, they tried their best and it showed very well in that ring. Many were favoring TAKA Michinoku, mainly due to him having his Kaientai partner, Sho Funaki at ringside. Lynn took him and TAKA out with an asai moonsault halfway through. Lynn finished Michinoku off with the Cradle Piledriver. Hype video for the Main Event (77%)[/color] A graphic hyped up our main event for this edition of Sunday Night HeAT. A rematch from the January 2nd edition of WWF Shotgun, D'Lo Brown and Mark Henry challenging for the WWF Tag Team Championships against Ken Shamrock and Big Bossman, with the winners going to Royal Rumble this time next Sunday against Legion of Doom! This hype seemed effective, despite the existence of the failed gimmick guy, "Sexual Chocolate" Mark Henry. Steve Austin Interview (88%)[/color] Stone Cold Steve Austin cut an amusing promo about Kane and how he looks all badass and macho in red and burnt toast black, but he tells Kane that that crap ain't gonna fly at Royal Rumble when he defeats Kane and advances to throw 29 other sorry-asses over the top rope and to the floor, in seven days. Austin seemed extremely hyped up. Austin went on to say about how he's teaming Triple H of D-Generation X on RAW is WAR to face Kane and his little bitch, Vince McMahon. Austin also went down the card for RAW, dissing Test and the Undertaker. A good six minute interview. Replay: Steve Austin def. the Acolytes (83%)[/color] This match was pretty good, Steve took on all comers in this bout, Bradshaw and Faarooq turning the standard handicap match rules into a tornado style one or two times. It wasn't aggravatingly long due to the time restraints having twenty minutes, but it wasn't meant to be. This was meant to show how powerful and strong Austin is heading into his match on January 24th against Kane at Royal Rumble. Austin pinned Bradshaw following a double Stunner. Following the bout, McMahon sent Kane into the ring to fight Austin, Undertaker walks down the ramp before the WWF Champion himself, the Rock gets introducted as he joins Undertaker and Kane to gang up on Austin. Luckily though, the theme of D-Generation X hits as Triple H, accompanied with his stable [who go at it immediately with the Corporation and the Ministry] runs to the ring for the save. Mankind then appears from out of the crowd and we got ourselves a six man tag match! Replay: Steve Austin, Mankind and Triple H def. Undertaker, Kane and The Rock (89%)[/color] A great way to finish RAW is WAR, though the lead up of the match was a little clustered. The Ministry, D-Generation X and the Corporation headed to the back early in the match as these six men tore the house down. Triple H and Kane started and both men brawled the house down with their action, eventually leading to Kane, his uneasy ally of a brother, Undertaker and Rock dominating Triple H and working on the thigh. Eventually though, Triple H got the tag to Mankind and he went wild, tearing all three heel members down, targeting Undertaker. Steve Austin got a blind tag in somewhere and went after Kane. Undertaker took down Mankind, and Tombstoned him into the canvas, before giving Rock a Chokeslam out of nowhere! Undertaker gives Austin a Chokeslam right on top of Rock and he gets the win, Undertaker not giving a damn! After the match, Undertaker throws Rock to the outside as he does with Mankind, putting Mankind through the announce table with a Chokeslam and delivering a sickening Tombstone Piledriver onto the bottom set of the steel steps! Undertaker challenges Rock and Mankind for the WWF Championship at Royal Rumble to 'kill two birds with one stone' before challenging Mankind to a steel cage match next week on RAW is WAR! We go off the air. D-Generation X Interview (95%)[/color] Yet another grand interview. This was simply Triple H, Chyna, X-Pac and the New Age Outlaws putting themselves over in there. A great interview hyping themselves up through comedy and dissing of the Corporation and the Ministry of Darkness. Chyna, the weakest on the mic of the five dissed Sable and told her that she ain't tough and that she's after her Women's Championship. Billy Gunn takes the mic and targets the Tag Team Champions, Shamrock and Bossman and Legion of Doom. X-Pac took over, dissing Ken Shamrock and challenging Test, provoking him on the stick. Road Dogg followed up and the fans loved him. And Triple H ended with heated words to anybody in his way at the Royal Rumble match. The Acolytes def. Public Enemy (82%)[/color] This match was another fine example of why Sunday Night HeAT is a hot product in the World Wrestling Federation today. Bradshaw, Faarooq of the Acolytes are known to not mesh skills with many people and are well known for causing injuries with their stiffness. But this match against Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge of the Public Enemy was fantastic. A solid fifteen minute match featuring the best of both men, this was alot like the opening match only turned into a tag bout and trading in high-flying moves for brawling. But in the end, Jeff Jarrett and Owen Hart tripped the running Rock up while diving off the ropes, and Bradshaw hit the Clothesline from Hell. After the match though, the New Age Outlaws, Billy Gunn and Road Dogg made the save only to get beaten down. But then the Legion of Doom made the save. D'Lo Brown and Mark Henry Hanging in the Back (76)[/color] This segment was a pretty decent one. It got Mark Henry over more than before and exposed Mark Henry's charisma, and improved skills on the microphone. D'Lo Brown was amazing as usual, but I wish they'd give D'Lo a singles push. These two go-getters seemed awfully confident in this segment and why shouldn't they be? They're headlining this edition of HeAT and have a Tag title shot, rolled up all into one! WWF Tag Team Championships: Ken Shamrock and Big Bossman def. Mark Henry and D'Lo Brown (74%)[/color] I think Mark Henry has improved phenomenally since his last match two weeks ago on WWF Shotgun. And this was against the same guys. The crowd was decently into the match, and the skill was pretty good. Mark took most of the match alone however, mainly brawling with Big Bossman. Should be interesting to think about if D'Lo and Mark Henry became Tag champions. I doubted them becoming it, but at least they put up a great fight in that ring. I also believe I just predicted the future. Now I am very scared of my self. I said in the segment with D'Lo and Mark Henry in the back that I'd like to see D'Lo Brown get a singles run. Well, what happened? I got it, Henry went to finish Bossman off with a big splash, but D'Lo gave Henry the legdrop with the funny head taunt. On his own partner. Henry tried to survive but tapped out shortly after to Shamrock's Ankle Lock. Great match nonetheless. Kane and Vince McMahon Promo[/color] After a 'Don't Try This At Home' promo, we went to the arena with the Big Red Corporate Machine, Kane and the leader of the Corporation, Vince McMahon. McMahon spoke on the mic about Steve Austin but unfortunately half way through it, we ran out of time, sadly.[/center][/size]
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Post by Markw on Jun 27, 2008 9:55:07 GMT -5
Souled Out 1999Ladder Stun Gun MatchGoldberg v Scott Hall Tag Team MatchDavid Flair and Ric Flair v Barry Windham and Curt Hennig WCW Cruiserweight Championship- Fatal Fourway MatchBilly Kidman © v Rey Misterio Jr. v Psicosis v Juventud Guerrera Loser Wears a Dress- Singles MatchChris Jericho v Perry Saturn Singles MatchLex Luger v Konnan Singles MatchBam Bam Bigelow v Wrath Singles MatchFit Finlay v Van Hammer Singles MatchChavo Guerrero Jr. v Norman Smiley Singles MatchChris Benoit v Mike Enos
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Post by zombiesx on Jun 27, 2008 12:35:23 GMT -5
Looking good guys, I will give a comment on next show that is better.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 27, 2008 14:41:11 GMT -5
Zombies, I got a show up, FYI, Remember Williams starts after January 24th, I still gotta type RAW is WAR, Shotgun and Royal Rumble up
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Post by robby.blade on Jun 27, 2008 14:53:52 GMT -5
Goldberg wasn't the WCW Champion then. He lost the title to Kevin Nash at Starrcade '98 because of Scott Hall, which lead to the Ladder Stun Gun match, but it wasn't for the title, because Goldberg wasn't the champion.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 27, 2008 19:08:54 GMT -5
Dark Match: WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship Tournament Match: Stevie Richards def. Little Guido RAW is WAR: January 18th 1999 [/color] The graphic opening for the World Wrestling Federation plays on the titantron, shortly following with the previous happenings on RAW is WAR with Undertaker, Kane and the Rock losing to Triple H, Steve Austin and Mankind thanks to Undertaker chokeslamming everybody and challengign Mankind to a steel-cage match this week. The opening video for RAW is WAR gets the crowd pumped up. After the video ends, pyro hits the arena as we are shown to the live arena, packed to the rafter. The stage, just the titantron with a small screen with the WWF logo on. At the sides of this screen and entrance stands two scaffoldings with 'WWF Attitude' written on it, a red light shining down on them. Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler introduce us to the show. WWF European Championship: Test def. X-Pac [c](77%)[/color] This was quite a decent way to kick things off tonight on RAW is WAR. This bout was set up last week when Test of the Corporation defeated the JOB Squad's Al Snow in a contendership match. It was safe to say that everybody in the arena knew Ken Shamrock would get involved. But they did underestimate Test. These two meshed skills, they were pretty good in the ring together. And despite X-Pac and Test having different styles like Test more power based and X-Pac speed based, this match actually went well. The bout went eight minutes but it was a solid eight minutes to say the least. X-Pac thought he had things done with the X-Factor but Ken Shamrock distracted the European Champion leading to the pumphandle slam by Test. This probably got Test and the European strap more respect. Shamrock then attacked X-Pac until Billy Gunn made the save. Legion of Doom Interview (72%)[/color] This was screamtastic. Now we all know that Hawk and Animal of the Legion of Doom aren't the greatest team to have skills or work on the microphone. But they sure as hell entertain with their one syllable word turned into a long syllable word through screaming. I think they were talking about the destruction of WWF Tag Team Champions, Ken Shamrock and Big Bossman, this Sunday at Royal Rumble. If it isn't that, then hell knows. WWF Hardcore Championship: Road Dogg (c) def. Jeff Jarrett (79%)[/color] This was another enjoyable contest between two men who are decent at technical wrestling but better more suited in tag team or hardcore wrestling. This match drew big with the crowd and it showed, and probably gave the WWF Hardcore Championship more prestige at the same time. Everybody was routing for Road Dogg, mainly because he is scheduled to face Gangrel of the Brood on Sunday night, Royal Rumble. This match went fourteen minutes and the skills inside the ring, even with the weapons factor, this bout was good skill wise. Funny how Michael Cole mentioned that Jarrett actually brought Road Dogg into the company back in January 1995. Road Dogg defeated Jeff Jarrett with the pumphandle drop onto the outside floor following a hockey stick from Johnny Grunge to the back of Jarrett's head as he was setting up for an inverted russian legsweep. After the match though, it was Gangrel who came out of nowhere and knocked Road Dogg unconscious with the ringbell. The New Age Outlaws Interview (87%)[/color] This was a good promo, between two men that are fantastic on the microphone or with a microphone and camera in front of them. The Outlaws, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn [Gunn is like everywhere tonight] told Gangrel that they tried to play nice but he didn't want that so now the vampire warrior got the Hardcore Champion all pissed off and whatnot. I hope the match at Royal Rumble is good. In other news, Road Dogg should be a commentator when he retires, he'd be better than Michael Cole. The Public Enemy def. The Headbangers (73%)[/color] This was another solid match, the Public Enemy almost seem to be the saviours of the tag team division. Those two, the Acolytes, Outlaws and LOD are the only trustworthy and grand fan favourite tag team out there today. This match was mainly used to build up for Johnny Grunge and Rocco Rock's showdown with Jeff Jarrett and Owen Hart in six days at Royal Rumble. The crowd weren't too interested in this match but Public Enemy raised their spirits. The Headbangers are out of their league now, they were a decent lower card tag team two years ago when WWF was making the transfer from the New Generation to the Attitude Era, but now they're there to entertain and warm up crowds during house shows only to lose. The Drive-By ended it. After the match, Jeff Jarrett and Owen Hart tried to get retribution from earlier tonight but Public Enemy took them out and Debra ended up getting dry-humped by Grunge in her little cute thong and all. Scorpio def. Christian (75%)[/color] This was a decent bout. The skill of this match was pretty darn good and there was only a botch or two throughout this decent six minute battle of light-heavyweight/small heavyweights. Scorpio showed that he can still go in there, as Christian showed that he could be a dominant heavyweight champion, show headliner someday, not right now but someday. Christian was dominated in the early moments of the match by Scorpio and his aerial style moves. But Christian took advantage. Christian went for the Unprettier but Bob Holly, Al Snow and Head of the JOB Squad distracted him leading to a roll up. After the match though, Scorpio took a blood bath unfortunately. Steve Austin and Triple H def. Kane and Vince McMahon (86%)[/color] What an amazing match, this was very memorable to say the least. Austin cut a promo before the match that had every person in the arena in tears. Vince McMahon was strangely ripped as hell in that ring, funny enough. This match was mainly a handicap bout with Austin and Triple H against Kane. Kane and Triple H started and took up half of the match. Triple H missed a running elevated knee and Kane took advantage and went straight to work on the back. When Triple H got beaten down and was defenseless, Kane tagged in the leader of the Corporation, Vince McMahon. And McMahon went to town on Triple H. But that's when McMahon sucker punched Hunter in the jaw and he collapsed backwards into Steve Austin. McMahon ran for the hills as Kane grabbed him by the throat. Kane got kicked in the gut and Stunner'ed for his effort but got nailed in the head with a steel chair. McMahon then brutally assaulted the Rattlesnake. A great fill-up of the show, spanning just over fifteen minutes. There has to of not been a single face in this arena not pleased with this match unless they were gothic or very picky. Then again, who can tell the difference. Ken Shamrock def. Billy Gunn (76%)[/color] This match was set up from earlier tonight when Ken Shamrock cost X-Pac the European Championship against Test. Shamrock had a good match against Billy Gunn [who had been everywhere tonight], in which there was technical skills involved and some speed. The crowd were mostly interested, but still some weren't like they were the big time tag bout before this. This match lasted nine minutes long and Gunn took control of Shamrock in the opening moments. But Ken Shamrock took control shortly after and went to work on the ankle of 'Bad Ass' Billy Gunn. Though Shamrock still looked a little strange, being shorter than Gunn and all, he got the job done and nailed a belly-to-back suplex, followed up with the Ankle Lock and Gunn had no choice but to tap out. After the match, the Legion of Doom came out to the ring and attacked Ken Shamrock out of nowhere, beating him to a pulp. Big Bossman attempted to save Shamrock but was taken out by Billy Gunn [who was selling the ankle lock]. The Undertaker Interview (92%)[/color] A unique angle, featuring the Undertaker wearing his black and maroon cloak with his pointy beard and black long hair with unique black bodysuit, and sitting on a throne. Undertaker told Mankind and the Rock that their time had come and that it was now time for them to feel the wrath of the Undertaker commence. Undertaker got up and started walking amongst the darkness, calling Mankind foolish to accept his challenge, and the Rock a lier about not fearing him. Decent two minute promo. Steel-Cage: Mankind def. The Undertaker (93%)[/color] All I can say is this, what an amazing match. What an amazing main event. This main event has to be the mother of all main events because it was that damn fantastic that I watched it again on my video tape. A classic twenty-seven minute affair between two legendary brawlers in the ring. These two traded shots and Mankind was cut open and had his mask removed halfway through the battle. This is almost up to their King of the Ring 1998 Hell in a Cell match level, minus two spots. Every single stinking member of these fans in the arena tonight enjoyed this match. They were intensely jeering Undertaker whereas to Mankind they were so close to him they might as well been inside him. Mankind started off on the losing end, but eventually he got back into control, only to be overthrown another two times in this warzone of a match. Mankind got the win when both men were on top of the cage and the Rock climbed the cage, attempting to swing a chair at Mankind, only to hit Undertaker! Taker shoved Mankind backwards as Taker fell into the ring and Mankind fell to the ramp! The Rock then proceeded to kick Mankind's candyass and lock in the Sharpshooter as RAW is WAR went off the air.[/size][/center] Apologies if this was overbooked, but RAW was packed out with big matches back here...
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Post by robby.blade on Jun 27, 2008 19:18:08 GMT -5
Nice show. I like what you are doing with Kane and McMahon, it seems pretty interesting. Test winning the European title is pretty cool, even though I like X-Pac. I'm looking forward to seeing what goes on when you have WCW introduced in the diary. Should make for a great war.
Reply to my WWF 1997?
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Post by DTP. on Jun 27, 2008 19:20:36 GMT -5
PW Insider
- Sunday Night HeAT on USA Network scored a disappointing 5.01 rating. This is unfortunately down by 0.22 from last week's episode.
- RAW is WAR got a 7.29 to WCW Monday Nitro's 7.23. This Monday Night Wars is very close and personal now.
- Expect a new star to come in at Royal Rumble.
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Post by zombiesx on Jun 28, 2008 9:37:42 GMT -5
Sorry for not replying to your show, I was a tad busy. But here I am to make it up to you my man, so hope you enjoy this reply. Nice Dark Match, however I would have held it on the show. The match after wards was good, and nice introduction but seriously I saw Test winning that match. Nice LOD interview. The hardcore match was very odd, does that mean Grangel won the belt? Seeing as it does have the 24/7 rules set on it. Loved the New Age Outlaws interview. Nice match with Public Enemy, I enjoy the tag action. Yes I ing love Scorpio! Well no crapAustin and HHH would have won that match, still nice tag action. Nice match with Shamrock, and interesting with LOD afterwards. LOVED THE UNDERTAKER INTERVIEW! HOLY SHIT! HOLY SHIT! HOLY SHIT! HOLY SHIT! The main event was so amazing!
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Post by lariato on Jun 28, 2008 10:45:10 GMT -5
Wow, DTP. Raw was ing stacked. Scorpio/Christian sounded pretty damn fun. I like the idea of Kane and Vince teaming, pretty BA tbh. The cage match sounds pretty awesome, Foley falling from the cage, to the ramp sounds pretty damn brutal, but I liked it. Fun stuff to read on this one.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 29, 2008 10:56:19 GMT -5
Sorry for not replying to your show, I was a tad busy. But here I am to make it up to you my man, so hope you enjoy this reply. Nice Dark Match, however I would have held it on the show. The match after wards was good, and nice introduction but seriously I saw Test winning that match. Nice LOD interview. The hardcore match was very odd, does that mean Grangel won the belt? Seeing as it does have the 24/7 rules set on it.Loved the New Age Outlaws interview. Nice match with Public Enemy, I enjoy the tag action. Yes I ing love Scorpio! Well no **** Austin and HHH would have won that match, still nice tag action. Nice match with Shamrock, and interesting with LOD afterwards. LOVED THE UNDERTAKER INTERVIEW! HOLY ****! HOLY ****! HOLY ****! HOLY ****! The main event was so amazing! The 24/7 rules started in 2000 when Crash Holly won the belt.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 29, 2008 12:42:37 GMT -5
PW Insider
- On the road, two more matches of the WWF Light-Heavyweight Championship Tournament has taken place. These are: Devon Storm vs. Erin O'Grady on the January 19th show, O'Grady won after a DDT. And Essa Rios vs. Sho Funaki on the January 21st show, Funaki won with a hurricanrana following help from TAKA Michinoku.
-Speaking of this, here is an update on the Light-Heavyweight title tournament, as Round One nears an end.
First Round
Chris Candido def. Kid Kash - 01/04/1999 RAW is WAR Jeff Hardy def. Air Paris- 01/06/1999 House Show Low Ki def. Kaz Hayashi - 01/07/1999 House Show Spike Dudley def. Chad Collyer- 01/09/1999 Shotgun Scott Taylor def. Matt Hardy- 01/10/1999 Sunday Night HeAT Justin Credible def. X-Pac - 01/11/1999 RAW is WAR Super Nova vs. Elix Skipper - 01/12/1999 House Show Chris Chetti vs. Christopher Daniels - 01/15/1999 House Show Brian Christopher vs. Hayabusa - 01/16/1999 Shotgun TAKA Michinoku vs. Jerry Lynn - 01/17/1999 Sunday Night HeAT Stevie Richards vs. Little Guido - 01/18/1999 RAW is WAR Devon Storm vs. Erin O'Grady - 01/19/1999 House Show Essa Rios vs. Sho Funaki - 01/21/1999 House Show K-Krush vs. Mosh - 01/23/1999 Shotgun AJ Styles vs. Thrasher - 01/23/1999 Shotgun Super Crazy vs. Yoshihiro Tajiri - 01/24/1999 Sunday Night HeAT
Qualifying Round Chris Candido vs. Jeff Hardy - 01/25/1999 RAW is WAR Low Ki vs. Spike Dudley - 01/30/1999 Shotgun Scott Taylor vs. Justin Credible - 01/31/1999 Sunday Night HeAT Super Nova vs. Chris Daniels - 02/01/1999 RAW is WAR Hayabusa vs. Jerry Lynn - 02/06/1999 Shotgun Stevie Richards vs. Erin O'Grady - 02/07/1999 Sunday Night HeAT Sho Funaki vs. Mosh - 02/08/1999 RAW is WAR Super Crazy/Tajiri vs. AJ Styles - 02/08/1999 RAW is WAR
Quarter-Final Round TBA vs. TBA - 02/15/1999 RAW is WAR TBA vs. TBA - 02/22/1999 RAW is WAR TBA vs. TBA - 03/01/1999 RAW is WAR TBA vs. TBA - 03/08/1999 RAW is WAR
Semi-Final Round TBA vs. TBA - 03/15/1999 RAW is WAR TBA vs. TBA - 03/15/1999 RAW is WAR
Final Round TBA vs. TBA - 03/28/1999 WrestleMania XV
- In other news from the two House Shows, Bradshaw hurt Thrasher's vertebrae with a powerbomb on the January 21st show. Thrasher is afraid he worsens it up and cracks it, and so he will most likely manage Mosh from now on until his neck pain loosens up.
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Post by Iron Man on Jun 29, 2008 15:00:17 GMT -5
Raw was a decent show here DDT. Lots of big time matches, especially the main event but this happened all the time back in 1999. Test winning the Euro was alright, but I hated the guy in this era. The tag match with Austin/HHH was a good read. I loved the main event but sucks Taker lost tbh. Loved the ending with the Rock to the cage match. A solid show here man.
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