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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 4, 2013 14:22:39 GMT -5
Ideally, I'd have the next week plus KOTR '94 posted by Wednesday. Realistically, that won't happen.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 2, 2013 14:49:27 GMT -5
Honestly... since El Dandy was in the main event against Ric Flair... this is my favorite diary.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 1, 2013 3:49:31 GMT -5
Guys, it's all about the ears. It's Low Ki/Senshi/Kaval
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2013 20:18:03 GMT -5
Bad decision to bring the WWF Lightweight Championship into the mix. This is years before the division would be highlighted by WCW to begin with. I looked over your roster and there isn't enough guys to make the division interesting or exciting. I mean, if Marty Jannetty and Virgil are your guys for this division, it won't be a good one. There is no need for a new championship in the WWF.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 30, 2013 8:29:09 GMT -5
Dan, I haven't followed much of this since I feel like the first few months of new diaries are people not using their own ideas. So, lets see where we are at so far.
An enjoyable segment involving Owen. I doubt you will have him win the Royal Rumble, but that would be interesting way to go if you did.. and different which is always good.
The tag team of Jarrett and Douglas is good, I guess. I think they need to have a similar gimmick. Douglas being a teacher and Jarrett being the country singer seems odd to me.
Glad to see Waltman getting a shot at Ramon's belt.. though I kind of wish he still was known as the Kid, at least. Sean Waltman just screams Attitude Era to me and the WWF isn't quite there yet. I wonder what this will mean for Goldust since he isn't in the title picture.
Oh dear God. Waylon Mercy? This must be inspired by the Bray Wyatt stuff on RAW. Honestly, Mercy blew chunks in the ring at this point. Hopefully you're able to come up with something entertaining.
The last segment involving Diesel and Monsoon didn't click with me. Handcuffing Diesel's great heel character will do more harm than good. Setting a timetable to allow Diesel to change his attitude is odd, as well. I didn't understand the point of this, really. I get that it puts Diesel in the Rumble but now he doesn't look like a badass.
OH, Dean Douglas is an agent now. I gotcha. That makes sense for the team then.
Wow, it's really bad to see Goldust lose to Droese even with Vega's involvement. Goldust should be pushed, not losing to a trashman. That bummed me out.
The ending segment to Superstars didn't keep my interest. Hart putting Cornette in the Sharpshooter was a suitable way to end the show.
Seems like WWF '96 is a mixed bag of stuff. I hope after Rumble there will be some exciting stuff and I hope the results at the PPV aren't too similar to real life.. and since a few of the matches are different that shouldn't be a problem.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 30, 2013 8:11:55 GMT -5
I haven't followed this as closely because its making me lose a lot of interest. The WrestleMania card just doesn't sit well with me. You had Taker/Hart on RAW.. I believe the first one.. and now its the main event at WrestleMania. That's baffling. The biggest pay per view and it's been spoiled on television earlier in the year. I'm not surprised that you're going the route with Hogan and Flair at Mania. I chose a different route and went a year without Hogan.
As said by Chaz, the idea of the Four Horsemen strikes me as odd. The name shouldn't have been applied to the group in the WWF.
Honestly, I kind of disappointed that you took the house show route that I did by having the house shows aired. Lack of creativity, in my opinion.
As for the MSG show...
I find it interesting that Owen Hart has a title shot despite hardly getting any television time. Razor has gotten a lot of time in comparison. Also, Diesel didn't arrive in the WWF until June... so I don't know how that was explained.
At least you're not having MSG shows every month. I wonder if you are doing Boston Garden shows.. like I have done.
This era is really odd to me. The way it's being presented is baffling. Considering the roster, you should have just started in January '92. Then over time get all these old guys out of there. Hopefully after Mania you aren't using some of them full-time.
Please try and improve on the format. It just looks awful. I've worked really hard on WWF '94 and think this can be done much better.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 30, 2013 7:57:01 GMT -5
Week 23: June 6th - June 12th
WWF RAW 6/6/1994 1. Razor Ramon defeated Ian Smith in 2:36 following the Razors Edge. During the match, Carlos Vega shared pre-tape comments saying that Ramon continues to get on his bad side. Vega tells us that he will get revenge on Ramon for everything he has ever done and he will get his revenge when Ramon doesn't expect it. Vega is going to enjoy the pain he gives Ramon. 2. Kings Court w/ Ted DiBiase & Diana Smith: Jerry Lawler is standing in the ring, which has a table present as Ted DiBiase and Diana Smith are once again his guests on the program. DiBiase and Diana come out with what appears to be a lawyer to oversee the proceedings. DiBiase enters the ring and says that ever since he swooped Diana off her feet they have been waiting for this moment. The moment that will see Diana break away from the Smith and Hart name and be welcomed to the DiBiase family. Ted tells us that the man with them is indeed a lawyer who has printed out all the proper paperwork. DiBiase holds the paper up and says the moment has arrived for them to start a new life. However, the crowd notices that British Bulldog coming down the aisle way and making his way down to the ring. DiBiase tells Bulldog to not take one more step forward or he will regret that decision. DiBiase thought they would see Bulldog tonight. Bulldog smiles and takes a few more steps. DiBiase tells Bulldog that was a mistake and starts to laugh. At that moment, Crush runs out from behind and sends Bulldog shoulder first into the ring post. Crush drops Bulldog face first across the ring steps as well! Bulldog is out cold as Crush rolls him into the ring. DiBiase has Diana sign the papers on Bulldog's body in the middle of the ring! DiBiase proceeds to shove the paper down Bulldog's throat and laughs over the fallen Bulldog! 3. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Frank Carlson in 2:15 following a top rope diving headbutt. During the bout, Bigelow shared some pre-tape comments about Randy Savage saying that Savage will not make it past the second round let alone make it to the throne. Bigelow is going to rise to the throne and win the WWF World Championship, something he was screwed out of by Lex Luger. “Luger, I haven't forgotten.” 4. Scott Steiner defeated Gary Jay in 2:57 following a Frankensteiner. During the match, Tamara came out and appeared to flirt with Steiner. After Steiner won, Tamara blew Steiner a kiss before heading to the backstage area with a smile on her face. 5. Hulk Hogan Interview: Vince McMahon welcomes Hulk Hogan to RAW for a special interview. Hogan makes his way out to a huge reaction and embraces McMahon in the ring. Vince talks about how Hogan lost to Ric Flair at Mania in Madison Square Garden, how Flair now has a masked man making Hogan's life miserable and how the two men attacked Hogan's good friend Randy Savage last week on RAW. Hulk says that everyday he has to live with the fact that he failed his Hulkamaniacs in his match with Ric Flair at WrestleMania X. Now, his failures are affecting his friends and that is making him burst with anger. Hogan is sick and tired of the games. Hogan is not asking, but rather is demanding one more match with Ric Flair. “Jack Tunney, to have the power to make it happen. Everyone deserves a second chance, and I'm hear begging you to allow me to end the Nature Boy's terror.” Hogan ends up having the fans chant “one more time” and tears up his shirt to a big ovation. 6. Crush & Ludvig Borga defeated David Smith & Bobby Walker in 2:38 when Borga pinned Walker after a shoulder breaker. During the match, Johnny Polo cut a pre-tape promo saying that his men Crush and Borga are going to be champions sooner rather than later. 7. Yokozuna defeated Jim Neidhart in 3:55 following the Bonzai Drop. During the match, Tatanka appeared on the aisle way watching his opponent at KOTR. Johnny Polo cut a promo after the match daring Tatanka to come to the ring. Polo continued to say that Yokozuna will be the 1994 King of the Ring to close the show.
WWF Superstars 6/11/1994 1. Owen Hart defeated Greg Williams in 1:45 following a missile dropkick. During the match, Chris Benoit shared some pre-tape comments saying that at KOTR Benoit will break their 1-1 tie and will also break Owen's neck. 2. Randy Savage Interview: Earlier in the week, Vince McMahon at down with Randy Savage at his home to talk about the recent things that have happened. Savage talks about being attacked by the masked man and Flair last week. Savage recalls the history between Flair and himself and says that the hatred he feels for Flair will never go away. Savage considers him to be the worst scum of them all and a coward. He also calls the masked man a coward for hiding under a mask. Savage heard Hogan's interview on RAW and says that it got him thinking. Savage remembers back in the day they formed the greatest tag team in wrestling history. They both hate Flair and the masked man. Savage ends up suggesting to Hulk Hogan that the MEGA POWERS make a one night return to get their revenge. “Think about it brother.” McMahon thinks that would be incredible and brings up the KOTR and whether or not Savage can even compete now. Randy assures McMahon that he could be at 5% healthy and he would still take his chance at getting a shot at the WWF World Championship. Randy knows that Bam-Bam Bigelow is a young pissed off man with flamed literally on his head. Savage doesn't care and says he has a lot of pride and knows that he can beat anyone in the WWF. Savage is going to be dropping elbows and will return to being the Macho King in the WWF! 3. The Quebecers defeated Hank Stone & AJ Fatal in 3:06 when Pierre pinned Fatal after a senton splash. 4. Scott Norton defeated Damien Wolf in 2:55 following a powerbomb. After the match, Jim Ross talks to Norton and Jeff Jarrett, who was at ringside. Jarrett takes control of the segment saying that he has been pushed aside far too much and that it's time he gets respect. He got rid of the dead weight in the WWF (Mr. Perfect) and he should be rewarded. Norton chimes in and asks who got rid of the deadweight. Jarrett, noticing that Norton was angry, took a step back and said that Norton took the deadweight out but Jarrett beat him up pretty good beforehand. Jeff finishes off saying that they will have a plan set to get their names back on people's mind... and it all begins on the first two hour RAW in two weeks! 5. Lex Luger Video: The video is Lex Luger back at the graveyard to show that he isn't afraid of the dark and thus will beat WWF World Champion the Undertaker at KOTR next Sunday. Luger is walking around mocking the area saying there aren't any ghosts nor are there any creatures of the night. Just as he says that we see a couple of figures run past him, which Luger notices briefly. Lex starts to laugh saying that he is just seeing things. Luger continues to walk, but sees the figures again. Luger begins to yell that the Undertaker's mind games aren't going to work on him. Luger sees a building that Taker was at where Taker was building the casket for him. Luger opens the door and looks around with his fist ready to fight. Luger opens a casket that is standing upwards but there isn't anyone in there. Luger walks backwards and bumps into another casket. Luger opens the casket and the Undertaker is standing in the casket. Luger doesn't attack, but rather backs up and stumbles around. The Undertaker speaks and tells Lex that his day of rest is not tonight, but it is coming next weekend. Taker leans downward and asks “Are you afraid of the dark?” as he walks back into the casket and Luger gets up running out of the area quickly. 6. Tatanka defeated Steve Anderson in 2:11 following a Samoan Drop. 7. Hunter Hearst Helmsley defeated Samu in 5:08 following the Pedigree. During the match, Ron Simmons shared pre-tape comments saying that Hunter is not what Americans should be. Ron is proud of who he is and he believes everyone will believe in him as well.
WWF Boston Gardens Date: 6/11/1994 From: Boston Gardens Announcers: Jim Ross & Bobby Heenan Attendance: 12,189 AIRED LIVE ON NESN
Jim Ross and Bobby Heenan welcome everyone to the Boston Garden for some WWF action! Ross notes that tonight we will see a little preview of the King of the Ring pay per view next week when Diesel and Shawn Michaels defend the titles against Marty Jannetty and the Kamikaze Kid. Also tonight, Ron Simmons and Hunter Hearst Helmsley are in singles action against IRS and Owen Hart respectively. But, the biggest match of them all will see WWF World Champion the Undertaker team up with Hulk Hogan to take on Lex Luger and Ric Flair! Bobby Heenan says that the King of the Ring will have to be canceled because Lex Luger is going to end the Undertaker tonight. Plus, Ric Flair is going to finally end Hulkamania so there won't need to be any kind of Mega Powers return. Ross disagrees and sends us to the ring while Heenan scoffs “why do you always question me?!”
Opening Contest: Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Owen Hart: Bob Backlund gets on the microphone before the match and says that Canadians are some of the worst people and Owen should kiss Hunter's feet out of appreciation of being in the same ring as him. Owen instead dropkicks Hunter into a corner and sends Backlund to the floor. Owen starts the match with a flurry of offense including a head scissors takedown out of the corner. Owen leaps off the middle rope and nails Hunter with a spinning heel kick for a near fall. Owen pulls Hunter up but is stopped by a jawbreaker. Hunter plants Owen with a spinning spinebuster for a near win. Hunter comes off the ropes to hit a swinging neckbreaker and follows up with a knee drop for a two count. Hunter attempts to hit the pedigree but Owen backdrops out of it. Owen is able to hit a standing hurricanrana but only gets a near fall. Owen heads to the top but has to knock Backlund off the apron again. Owen leaps off looking for a cross body but Hunter side steps him. Owen gets up and Hunter hits the pedigree to win the match. (Hunter Hearst Helmsley defeated Owen Hart, 7:16, ***)
Backstage, Todd Pettengill is standing with Johnny Polo, Ludvig Borga and Crush. Pettengill mentions that Borga and Crush will be meeting Fatu and Samu later on tonight. Polo laughs at Pettengill and says that his men are in the hunt for the WWF World Tag Team Championships. Naturally, they have to start at the bottom of the barrel. Polo is confident that his men will win tonight.
Second Contest: WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel vs. Tatanka: Tatanka doesn't waste any time going after Martel with a series of overhand chops in the corner. Martel comes off the ropes and is met with a flapjack by Tatanka who gets a two count on a cover. Tatanka sets Martel up on the top rope and goes for a superplex but Martel shoves Tatanka off. Martel attempts a double axe handle but Tatanka blocks it and hits a belly to belly suplex for a near fall! Tamara gets on the apron and distracts Tatanka. Martel is able to chop block Tatanka's knee and slams his knee down onto the canvas. Martel continues to focus on Tatanka's knee until he misses a middle rope knee drop. Tatanka makes his comeback with a series of strikes and hits a top rope overhand chop, but Tamara gets involved to distract the referee. Tatanka backdrops Martel to the apron and goes to suplex him back in, but while he has Martel up, Tamara trips Tatanka and holds his leg down to allow Martel to get the pin! (Rick Martel defeated Tatanka, 8:04, **1/2)
Third Contest: The Headshrinkers vs. Ludvig Borga & Crush: All four men start the match trading a series of blows until Samu and Fatu are able to send their opponents into each other. Fatu and Crush started the match with Fatu nailing Crush with a superkick for an early near fall. Crush would fight back with a backbreaker and a middle rope fist drop for a near fall of his own. Crush and Borga double teamed Fatu with a side slam/leg drop combo which got Borga a near fall. Borga hammered away on Fatu in the corner with a series of shots and hit a running powerslam for a near fall. Fatu is able to avoid a splash in the corner and hit a back suplex on Borga before tagging in Samu. Samu cleans house with a series of clotheslines and splashes Borga in the corner. Crush comes from behind and puts the Kona Vice on Samu. Fatu breaks that up and hits a crossbody on Crush sending them to the floor. Samu gets up and Borga hits a shoulder breaker on Samu to win the match. (Ludvig Borga & Crush defeated the Headshrinkers, 6:13, **)
Backstage, Owen Hart is with Jim Neidhart giving him some pointers on how to beat Chris Benoit tonight.
Fourth Contest: Jim Neidhart vs. Chris Benoit: They trade a flurry of right hands with Benoit getting the better of the exchange and chops Neidhart several times in the corner. Neidhart comes back with right hands and kicks before sending Benoit into the ropes and hitting a snap powerslam for a near fall. Neidhart attempts a neckbreaker but Benoit shoves him away and dropkicks Neidhart on the back of his head sending Neidhart chest first into a corner. Benoit puts Neidhart on the top rope and hits a back suplex off the middle rope for a near fall. Owen Hart is seen standing on the aisle way cheering on Neidhart, which Benoit sees and smiles. Benoit lifts Neidhart up and hits a German suplex to win the match. (Chris Benoit defeated Jim Neidhart, 4:33, *1/2)
Backstage, Todd Pettengill is with Marty Jannetty and the Kamikaze Kid regarding their title match coming up next. Jannetty says they are feeling good and that tonight they will win the titles before KOTR and go into the pay per view as champions. Kid says that no one believes they can win the titles and that they are going to shock the world tonight in Boston!
Fifth Contest: WWF World Tag Team Champions Shawn Michaels & Diesel vs. Marty Jannetty & The Kamikaze Kid: Jannetty and Michaels kick off the title match with some mat wresting, which Jannetty does get the better of Michaels. This frustrates Michaels and makes him run into a drop toe hold and a couple of dropkicks. Jannetty clotheslines Shawn over the top to the floor and takes his former partner out with a slingshot crossbody on the floor! Jannetty returns to the ring and plays to the crowd. Michaels staggers around and goes to his corner where he tags in Diesel. Jannetty charges towards Diesel but is met with a right hand. Diesel works over Jannetty with a series of elbow shots and knee lifts. Diesel picks Jannetty up and drops him face first across the top turnbuckle. Jannetty stumbles backwards and falls to the mat. Diesel taunts the fans and misses a leg drop. Jannetty rolls over and tags in Kid. Kid goes to the top rope and goes for a flying cross body but Diesel catches Kid and hits a sick looking swinging side slam! Diesel goes for the cover but Jannetty breaks up the cover just in time. Michaels enters and superkicks Jannetty to the floor. Diesel and Michaels double team Kid, as if they need to at this point. Jannetty comes back in with a tag title and goes to hit Michaels but misses. Michaels grabs the belt and smashes Jannetty over the head right in front of the referee causing a DQ. Diesel grabs Kid and powerbombs Kid next to Jannetty. The champions stand over their challengers at KOTR. (Marty Jannetty & the Kamikaze Kid defeated Shawn Michaels & Diesel by DQ, 9:18, **3/4)
A video promoting the King of the Ring taking place on June 19th is shown. WWF World Champion the Undertaker defends against Lex Luger in a casket match. Plus, the KOTR tournament takes place!
Sixth Contest: Ron Simmons vs. IRS: IRS cut a promo saying that Simmons is just like all the other Americans being tax cheats and that it's time for him to pay. Simmons gets sick of hearing it and punches IRS into a corner where Ron delivers a series of shoulder rams. Simmons follows up with a leaping shoulder block after IRS is sent into the ropes. IRS begs off in a corner and pokes Simmons in the eyes to get some brief offense in. IRS worked over Simmons with a gut buster and came off the ropes to hit a clothesline for a two count. IRS thought he had the match won with a sleeper hold but Simmons was able to break free and after sending IRS into the ropes was able to hit a spine buster for the win! (Ron Simmons defeated IRS, 6:45, **)
Backstage, Todd Pettengill is standing with Hulk Hogan regarding the tag match coming up later tonight. Hogan knows that the Undertaker is “one scary dude” but is glad to have him on his side. Hulk is confident that together they will take care of the trash in the form of Ric Flair and Lex Luger tonight!
Seventh Contest: Carlos Vega vs. Billy Gunn: Vega attacks Gunn while he was on the middle rope shooting his gun off to the crowd. Vega pulls Gunn's jacket over his head and hammers away on Gunn several times. Vega hits a snap suplex for a two count. Vega goes for a swinging neckbreaker but Gunn counters and plants Vega with a DDT for a near fall. Gunn continued his offense with a delayed vertical suplex. Gunn goes to the top rope but misses a leg drop! Vega hits a running bulldog as Gunn got to his feet. Vega comes off the ropes to hit a spinning heel kick and pins Gunn. (Carlos Vega defeated Billy Gunn, 5:07, *1/2)
Backstage, Todd Pettengill is with Lex Luger talking about the upcoming match. Luger thinks that himself and Flair compromise the greatest tag team to ever exist, even for one night. Everything they have accomplished as singles wrestles combined is unstoppable. Lex believes taking on the Undertaker a week before their match at KOTR will only help him and allow him to regain the WWF World Championship!
A video airs promoting WWF Monday Night RAW, which becomes a two hour program starting on June 20th!
Main Event: WWF World Champion The Undertaker & Hulk Hogan vs. Lex Luger & Ric Flair: Taker and Flair kick off the match, but Flair avoids Taker due to be intimidated by the big man. Flair tries to tag out to Luger, but Lex actually avoids the tag suggesting that Flair knows what he is doing. Ric doesn't appreciate that, but goes after Taker with a series of chops that do nothing. Taker tosses Flair into a corner and hammers away on the Nature Boy, which Hogan is loving on the apron. Taker tosses Ric into the ropes and hits a leaping clothesline for a two count. Flair rolls over and forces a tag to Luger. Lex enters the match and locks up with Taker putting the champ in a headlock. That doesn't last long as Taker sends Lex into the ropes and hits a big boot. Taker sends Lex into his corner and tags in Hogan. Hogan nails Lex with a series of right hands and a hip toss out of the corner. Luger charges towards Hulk but is met with a running clothesline and a backdrop. Hogan misses a clothesline and Lex is able to scoop slam Hulk. Luger continues his offense with a backbreaker and drives his knee into Hogan's lower back. Luger hits a running knee lift and tags in Flair, who comes in strutting. Flair stomps away on Hogan and hits a knee drop to Hulk's lower back. Ric hits a back suplex and thinks that Hogan is down, but Hulk gets a second wind. Flair turns around and is greeted with a series of right hands and a scoop slam. Flair gets up and Hogan drops him with a big boot. Hogan goes off the ropes but Luger clubs Hogan over the back from the apron. Hulk knocks Luger off the apron and Taker gets in the ring. Flair is able to low blow Hogan from behind and rolls Hulk up with his feet on the ropes but Hulk kicks out at two! Hulk ducks a wild right hand and scoop slams Flair before dropping a leg across Flair. Hogan turns around and tags in Taker. Taker chokeslams and tombstones Flair while Luger remained on the floor just watching. Taker pins Flair to end the match. (The Undertaker & Hulk Hogan defeated Ric Flair & Lex Luger, 14:19, **1/2)
WWF Wrestling Challenge 6/12/1994 1. Doink the Clown defeated Tom Thomas in 2:28 following the Whoopee Cushion. 2. Sparky Plugg Update: Jim Ross provides us with a serious update on Sparky Plugg. Sparky competed in a race last week and after a pit stop, Plugg crashed into a wall and is now in serious condition at a hospital in North Carolina, which will not be disclosed for privacy reasons. Ross goes onto say that early reports are that something happened with Sparky's brakes causing him to crash into the all. Ross says that Plugg has been dealing with severe back pain and neck pain. “On behalf of the WWF and its fans, we hope Sparky recovers quickly and is able to return to a WWF ring in the very near future. More on this as we get it.” 3. Sionne defeated Chris Cross in 2:09 following a middle rope shoulder block. 4. Jeff Jarrett defeated Andrew Dalton in 2:15 following a jumping DDT. 5. Marty Jannetty & The Kamikaze Kid Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with the number one contenders regarding their tag team title match against Diesel and Shawn Michaels at the King of the Ring pay per view next week. Jannetty notes that he teamed with Michaels for several years and knows Michaels the best out of everyone. He also recalls their series of matches in early '93. Jannetty believes he has a great partner, who has a lot of fire inside him to win the WWF World Tag Team Championships next week. Kamikaze Kid shares some thoughts saying that Diesel may be big but that just means he will hit the mat harder. Kid says that with their determination, the WWF World Tag Team Championships will be changing hands next week! 6. Men on a Mission defeated the Heavenly Bodies in 7:11 when Mabel pinned Del Ray after a leg drop.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 30, 2013 7:08:32 GMT -5
Alright, just one match to go for the Boston Garden show and then the next week will be posted. The following people should expect replies in the next couple of days if not sooner...
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- underjohngrohs - Penguin - AKING - koreygunz
Thanks guys.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 29, 2013 20:18:33 GMT -5
I just have to type the 6/11/1994 Boston Garden show and then the next week of WWF '94 will be posted. Then, we are just a week away before KOTR. Honestly, I can't wait to get to SummerSlam and the angle I have planned for the winter of '94 to the spring of '95.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 25, 2013 17:15:35 GMT -5
Would anyone be able to make a SummerSlam graphic for me?! PM if you could.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 24, 2013 16:54:03 GMT -5
Working on Week 23 for WWF '94. Just about a year and a half into this project. Have WrestleMania XI card set at the moment, but that will probably change over time. Never would have thought the diary would be going this far. Have a few ideas I'm looking forward to launching. The first one, a new character, debuts the night after KOTR. A out of the box angle starts in two to three weeks between two unlikely characters.
It's going to be a fun last six months of '94.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 24, 2013 16:08:49 GMT -5
- A reminder that on June 20th WWF RAW will become a two hour program. Schedule for the show is Ric Flair's open challenge to anyone in the WWF, other than Hulk Hogan, and it's being reported that a WWF World Championship match could take place on the program. - Below is the offical matchups for the KOTR Tournament. The winner of the tournament will get a WWF World Championship shot at SummerSlam, just like last year. First Round: Chris Benoit vs. Owen Hart Yokozuna vs. Tatanka WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel vs. Scott Steiner Bam-Bam Bigelow vs. Randy Savage June 11th marks the WWF's return to Boston Gardens. Below is the scheduled card for the event. It features a big main event. Jim Neidhart vs. Chris Benoit WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel vs. Tatanka Owen Hart vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley WWF World Tag Team Champions Diesel & Shawn Michaels vs. Marty Jannetty & the Kamikaze Kid Billy Gunn vs. Carlos Vega Crush & Ludvig Borga vs. the Headshrinkers WWF World Champion the Undertaker & Hulk Hogan vs. Lex Luger & Ric Flair Here is the announced card for the King of the Ring pay per view taking place on June 19th. For the WWF World Championship: Casket Match [champion] the Undertaker defends against Lex Luger For the WWF World Tag Team Championships: [champions] Diesel & Shawn Michaels defend against Marty Jannetty & the Kamikaze Kid KOTR Tournament Chris Benoit vs. Owen Hart Yokozuna vs. Tatanka WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel vs. Scott Steiner Bam-Bam Bigelow vs. Randy Savage Semi-finals and Finals will also take place. The winner gets a WWF World Championship shot at SummerSlam '94. (Credit: Chaz.... just noticed the wrong date for the pay per view. So, just ignore that.)
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 22, 2013 13:27:05 GMT -5
WWF '94.. thanks.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 21, 2013 6:21:19 GMT -5
Week 22 has been posted in WWF '94. Next week is a Boston Gardens house show.. which will have a card revealed later today, I think. Then, the next week is the King of the Ring!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 21, 2013 6:14:10 GMT -5
Week 22: May 30th - June 5th
WWF RAW 5/30/1994 1. Tatanka defeated Eric Estrada in 2:35 following a Samoan Drop. During the bout, Mr. Fuji cut a promo on Tatanka mentioning that Tatanka meets Yokozuna at KOTR and that Tatanka's dream of winning the tournament will be squashed in the first round. 2. Kings Court w/ Ted DiBiase & Diana Smith: Jerry Lawler is happy to have a guest this week who he respects and holds in high regard. Lawler goes on to say that DiBiase should be the WWF World Champion right now if it wasn't for the jealous British Bulldog. Lawler introduces his guest, Ted DiBiase and Diana Smith, who is wearing a gorgeous gold dress. DiBiase hold the ropes for her as she enters the ring and greets Lawler with a handshake. DiBiase tells Lawler that at In Your House #2 the biggest crime in WWF history happened when he was screwed out of the WWF World Championship. He notes that this is the second time he was screwed out of the championship, the first time being in 1988. DiBiase says that he is comforted by his gorgeous Queen, Diana, though. DiBiase isn't going to let Bulldog get under his skin. If he really wanted to he would get in the ring with Bulldog, but he doesn't think Bulldog deserves him in the ring. Besides, DiBiase got his woman. That's all he really needs. DiBiase goes on to tell Lawler that he has a surprise for Lawler and everyone. Next week on RAW.. Diana will sign divorce papers on RAW! “Then we will be step closer to being the richest couple in history when she gets half of what Bulldog owns!” 3. The Quebecers defeated Tim Sally & Greg Johnson when Pierre pinned Johnson after a senton splash. 4. Yokozuna defeated Hank Fredickson in 1:09 following a Bonzai Drop. 5. Ric Flair Interview: Vince McMahon introduces Ric Flair for an interview. Flair comes down and fakes out McMahon on a handshake, which McMahon looked annoyed about. Vince mentions the masked man attacking Randy Savage last week. Flair doesn't deny involvement and instead openly admits that he set it all up. Flair considers it a message to Hulk Hogan. Flair knows that Hogan wants a piece of him again, and Flair is going to get inside his head at every chance he can. Flair considers Savage to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. We see Randy Savage appear on the entrance way making his way down to the ring but security is holding him back. Savage tries to get in the ring but is attacked again by the masked man. Flair takes this opportunity to leave the ring and while the masked man keeps the officials away, Flair locks in the figure four on the entrance way! Savage is beaten down by the masked man some more. After a few moments, Flair lets go of the hold and begins to scream “Hogan!” over and over again. 6. Sparky Plugg defeated Dan Timmons in 2:45 following a top rope cross body. During the match, Plugg talked about finishing fourth in his last race. His next race is happening this weekend and hopes for a better result. 7. Scott Steiner defeated WWF World Tag Team Champion Diesel in 8:44 following a double under-hook slam to advance in the 1994 King of the Ring Tournament. During the match, Shawn Michaels tried to get involved but failed to help Diesel.
WWF Superstars 6/4/1994 1. Carlos Vega defeated Barry Horowitz in 2:42 following a spinning heel kick. During the match, Razor Ramon shared a pre-tape comments saying that Ramon wants Vega to bring the best he has because the Bad Guy is ready to fight. 2. The Undertaker Builds A Casket: A video of the Undertaker building a casket for his opponent, Lex Luger at King of the Ring is aired. Undertaker is heard saying that on June 19th Luger will rest in peace and that the insects will feed off his self proclaimed perfect body six feet under. 3. The Smoking Gunns defeated Duane Gill & Vince Young in 2:44 when Bart pinned Young. 4. Hunter Hearst Helmsley defeated Steve Madison in 2:18 following a pedigree. 5. Bret Hart Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Bret Hart. McMahon asks Hart what is on his mind, which Hart responds with by saying “A lot, Vince. A lot is on my mind.” Hart proceeds to talk about how he lost the WWF World Championships nearly a year ago to Lex Luger and never got a rematch for it. Instead, he had to deal with the mind games and evil ways of Ted DiBiase for several months but he was able to overcome those odds and put his family back on track. Now, he finds himself lost in the WWF. “Why wasn't I invited to compete in the King of the Ring?” Hart says that his ultimate goal will always be to regain the WWF World Championship. Bret says he will take the month off and recharge his batteries. When he comes back, he will make sure he isn't lost in the shuffle. McMahon tries to talk to Hart, but Bret simply walks away. 6. Owen Hart defeated Larry Santo in 2:54 following a missile dropkick. 7. WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel defeated Ron Simmons in 9:13 after Hunter Hearst Helmsley hit Simmons over the back with a chair and Martel rolled Simmons up for the win. Martel advances in the 1994 King of the Ring Tournament.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 6/5/1994 1. The British Bulldog defeated Mike Sharpe in 2:46 following a running powerslam. 2. Lex Luger Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with the number one contender. McMahon asks Luger if he is afraid at all about meeting the Undertaker at King of the Ring in a casket match. Luger says that he isn't afraid of caskets, but he has been living in fear. He has been living in fear knowing that the Undertaker has his WWF World Championship around his cold waist. Luger is disgusted that Taker is seen as the WWF World Champion. Luger wants the nightmare to come to and end and he never wants to have to see Taker ever again. So, on June 19th Luger is going to take on the the scary “monster” known as the Undertaker and beat him at his own game. Lex will prove that he is not only the perfect body, but also the best wrestler to ever live on June 19th. 3. Ted DiBiase defeated Frank Stevens in 2:57 with the Million Dollar Dream. 4. Scott Norton defeated Greg Davidson in 2:33 following a shoulder breaker. During the match, Norton said that people are afraid of him for taking out Mr. Perfect and says he is the one man that the Undertaker fears and he knows it. 5. Scott Steiner Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Scott Steiner. Ross mentions how the past couple of months have been rough for Steiner. At WrestleMania X, along with his brother Rick, they lost the WWF World Tag Team Championships and then a month later Rick Steiner blew out his knee and will be out of action for several months. Scott admits it has been a rough last few months, but it's time to get back on track. Scott says that his involvement in the King of the Ring tournament is the beginning of everything turning around. Scott is confident that he will win the tournament and fulfill a long-time dream of winning the WWF World Championship. 6. The Kamikaze Kid and Marty Jannetty won a battle royal to become number one contenders to the WWF World Tag Team Championships in 14:09 when Jannetty last eliminated Quebecer Jacques. As a result, Kid and Jannetty will get a title shot at the King of the Ring.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 15, 2013 5:23:51 GMT -5
NWA-TNA opens up the second week with a video highlighting what happened on the first show. Steve Corino screwed Scott Hall over by hitting him with the NWA World Championship and allowed Jeff Jarrett to win the championship.
Steve Corino makes his way down to the ring and is greeted with course of boos by the Nashville crowd. There is a sign that says “Hall Got Screwed.” Corino starts off by saying that not having him in the main event last week is a travesty. He feels like he would have brought respect to the NWA World Championship instead of the guys involved. So, when he was in the back and saw Scott Hall nearing to win the championship he had to take action. Steve says he would have been sick to his stomach had a drunk been the champion. Corino rips Hall saying that he can't be trusted as a champion and thus he made it so Hall would not be champion. Corino thought if he had to choose that having Jeff Jarrett win the championship was his best option. At least Jarrett would be a fighting champion and Corino would get a title shot. As Corino continues to speak the crowd starts to rumble as Hall is making his way to the ring through the crowd. Hall sneaks into the ring and Corino is oblivious to this. Hall spins Corino around and begins to hammer away on Corino sending him to the floor with a clothesline over the top to the floor. Hall starts to brawl with Steve in the crowd as Corino tried to leave. Security runs over and breaks up the fight as Hall is fired up.
Mike Tenay and Don West welcome everyone to the show and talk about what we just saw. They also say that tonight we will crown the first NWA-TNA X-Division Champion in a four way ladder match! Don West is very excited as the first qualifying match is up next!
Opening Contest: Psicosis vs. Low Ki in a Qualifying Match: Psicosis started the match on with fast pace offense hitting arm drags and a head scissors for the early advantage. That quickly changed after Ki was able to deliver a series of kicks including a cartwheel kick to Psicosis's face. Psicosis was able to hit a top rope hurricanrana but Ki would finish Psicosis off with the Ki Krusher '99 to advance to the main event ladder match to crown the first NWA-TNA X-Division Champion.
A video promoting the debut of a new wrestler is aired. The wrestler is standing outside a bar in Nashville talking about how these people represent wrestling fans as being ignorant drunks who don't know when to stop. They don't have self control. He goes on to say that Scott Hall is an ignorant, weak drunk who will never remain clean. The man introduces himself as being CM Punk. Punk is drug and alcohol free, thus making him better than you!
Backstage, Jerry Lynn is interviewed by Goldylocks regarding his upcoming match. Lynn remembers what Goldylocks said to him last week and now tonight is his chance to prove that he can not only hang with the young guys but also become the NWA-TNA X-Division Champion. Lynn tells Goldylocks that he has a lot left in the tank and is going to shock everyone tonight!
Second Contest: Tony Mamaluke vs. Jerry Lynn in a Qualifying Match: Mamaluke thought it was a good idea to slap Lynn in the face and taunt him. That lite a fire under Lynn who hammered away on Tony and hit a tilt a whirl backbreaker. Lynn also planted Mamaluke with a tornado DDT! Mamaluke is able to counter the cradle piledriver and plants Lynn with a DDT of his own. Mamaluke hit a gut buster and came off the middle rope looking for a double axe handle but Lynn was able to kick him in the midsection and hit the cradle piledriver to win the match.
Backstage, Goldylocks is going to interview Ken Shamrock until Sean O'Haire and Sinister Minister attack Shamrock from behind. O'Haire tosses Ken into the wall and slams Shamrock through a table. Minister gives O'Haire a spike and Sean proceeds to ram the spike into Shamrock's head to bust him wide open! Eventually, security runs over but the damage had been done.
Third Contest: Samoa Joe vs. Jimmy Yang: This is the debut of Samoa Joe in NWA-TNA after having a hype video last week. The match was quick as Joe trapped Yang in a corner and delivered several palm strikes a leaping kick. Joe came off the ropes and nailed Yang with a running yakuza kick. After a minute and half Joe put Yang away with the Muscle Buster to win his first match in impressive fashion.
Backstage, Goldylocks interviews AJ Styles. Goldylocks talks about how big of a night tonight is for AJ Styles as he has a chance to win the NWA-TNA X-Division Championship. Styles puts over his opponent Juventud Guerrera, but says this isn't 1997. Juventud isn't the popular pick anymore. No, instead it's him, AJ Styles. Styles says he is young and damn good looking. He believes the championship will look great around his waist later tonight.
Fourth Contest: AJ Styles vs. Juventud Guerrera in a Qualifying Match: Guerrera was greeted with a great reaction from the crowd and showed that he still had a lot to offer in the ring. Juventud hit a wheelbarrow facebuster and a double underhook powerbomb in the early moments of the contest. Styles stopped Juventud hit a jaw breaker and a sit out spine buster. Guerrera stopped Styles on the top rope and was able to hit a top rope superplex. Guerrera leaps off the top looking for the 450 splash but Styles was able to roll out of the way. Styles knocks Juventud silly with a Pele Kick! Styles follows up with a springboard forearm shot and manages to hit the Styles Clash to win the match.
Backstage, a bloody Ken Shamrock is looking for Sean O'Haire while tossing chairs and shoving security guys out of his way.
Fifth Contest: Sean O'Haire vs. Buff Bagwell: Bagwell tried to get the upper hand in the early moments with right hands but O'Haire absorbed the blows and tossed Buff into the ropes to hit a side slam. O'Haire dominates Bagwell with a swinging neckbreaker and a snap powerslam. Bagwell tried to fight back with a scoop slam and hit a middle rope shoulder block. However, that wasn't enough as O'Haire hit a backbreaker and hit a top rope swanton bomb. After the match, a bloody and furious Ken Shamrock came down to the ring with a steel chair but O'Haire bailed to the floor and went to the backstage area while Shamrock was prevented by security from going after Sean.
Backstage, Goldylocks is with Christopher Daniels. Daniels talks about being in this business for several years and is now getting his big shot at glory. He believes that wrestling fans are going to find what he is all about and they will follow him to greatness. Daniels tells Goldylocks he will do whatever he must do in order to become the NWA-TNA X-Division Champion.
Earlier in the week, Shane Douglas sat down and talked to NWA-TNA cameras. Douglas says last week was one night that Scott Hall was better than him. That was on the night out of the year that Hall would be able to beat him. Douglas knows that and is at peace with himself. What he isn't at peace with is the fact that he failed to win the NWA-TNA World Championship. Douglas says his mission when signing with NWA-TNA was to be able to hold the championship again and toss it on the ground. He wanted to spit on the legacy of the NWA a second time! Douglas knows he will get another chance at doing that, and knows that he will do it all over again. Shane finishes off the segment with his trademark laugh.
Sixth Contest: Little Guido vs. Christopher Daniels in a Qualifying Match: The match was mat based until Daniels kicked Guido in the ribs. Daniels nailed Guido with a spinning heel kick and followed up with an STO. Daniels tried to hit the BME but Guido was able to crotch Daniels on the top rope. Guido went to the middle rope and hit a nice looking neckbreaker for a near fall. Late in the match, Guido attempted a German suplex but Daniels was able to sneak a low blow while the referee was out of position and hit the Angels Wings for the win!
Backstage, Goldylocks is with Ricky Steamboat and Ricky has an announcement regarding next weeks episode of NWA-TNA. Steamboat has seen what is going on between Corino and Hall with all the talk and attacks. So, he is making them wrestle each other next week! Steamboat thinks it's time for Corino to prove himself instead of complaining all the time.
Joey Matthews comes out to the arena and wants everyone to know who he is. Matthews brings up the X-Division tournament and ladder match, which he was offered a spot. Matthews says that he isn't a spot monkey and declined the offer. Instead, he is making it clear that after the ladder match he is going to beat the champion with pure wrestling and ability. Matthews doesn't care about pleasing the fans. All he cares about is winning gold and adding money to his bank account. Joey heads to the back after saying he hopes the champion has courage to wrestle him in the future.
Seventh Contest: Slash vs. James Storm: Storm remembers being busted open last week and mounts Slash in the early moments with a series of right hands. Storm planted Slash with a jumping DDT but couldn't get the victory. Slash pokes Storm in the eye and hit a shoulder breaker. Slash leaps off the middle rope to hit a leg drop for a two count. Slash attempted a neckbreaker but Storm counters with a backslide to get the win! After the match, Slash attacks Storm and Vampiro runs out with a chain to choke Storm. The double team doesn't last too long as Chris Harris runs down with a chair and smashes Slash over the head and busts him wide open while Vampiro bails to the floor! Harris checks on Storm while the New Church retreats.
Don West and Mike Tenay promote the four way ladder match to crown the first NWA-TNA X-Division Champion. They are sure it will be a wild match!
Main Event: Christopher Daniels vs. Low Ki vs. AJ Styles vs. Jerry Lynn in a Ladder Match for the vacant NWA-TNA X-Division Championship: All four men go at it and give their all to win the championship to close the second show. The ladder was put to good use as Ki flap jacked Styles chest first onto the ladder set up in the corner. Lynn hit a sick sunset flip powerbomb on Daniels having him land back first onto the ladder. Ki took everyone out with a cartwheel dive over the top onto the floor. Daniels used the ladder to ram everyone in the midsection and head to knock everyone down and almost got the belt until Lynn made the save. Lynn used a chair to hit Daniels across the back and brought in a second ladder. Lynn tried to climb up the ladder but Styles hit a springboard dropkick to knock Lynn off the ladder! Ki grabbed Styles and delivered several stiff kicks to the face and drove Styles across the ladder with a brain buster! Ki heads to the top rope and hits a top rope double stomp with the ladder laying across Styles! Ki tries to climb the ladder but Daniels climbs the second ladder and cuts Ki off. Daniels reaches in his tights to toss powder into Ki's face! Daniels takes the opportunity to hit the Angels Wings off the ladder! Daniels struggles to his feet and tosses the remaining powder into Lynn's face before cracking him over the head with a chair. Styles is in the corner holding his ribs as Daniels climbs the ladder and is able to gain possession of the championship to become the first NWA-TNA X-Division Champion!
Don West and Mike Tenay are shocked at the outcome and are disgusted that Daniels would use such methods to win the championship. Daniels is sitting on the top of the ladder with an enormous smile on his face kissing the championship to close the show!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 13, 2013 10:15:45 GMT -5
Got a new week posted in WWF '94.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 13, 2013 10:14:12 GMT -5
Week 21: May 23rd - May 29th
WWF RAW 5/23/1994 1. Scott Norton defeated Eric Estrada in 2:36 following a shoulder breaker. 2. Kings Court w/ The British Bulldog: Jerry Lawler is annoyed prior to introducing his guest saying that this man ruined the night for a dear friend of his, Ted DiBiase. Lawler says that Bulldog needs to get over the fact that he wasn't good enough for Diana and DiBiase won her heart. Jerry thinks is cowardly for Bulldog to screw Ted over last night against the Undertaker. Bulldog makes his way down to the ring and has a smile on his face. Bulldog notes that he hasn't been able to smile in recent times because of what the million dollar scum Ted DiBiase has done to him lately. Lawler cuts into Bulldog's time and says that it's not Ted's fault that Bulldog wasn't a good enough man for Diane. Diane left Bulldog to be treated like a Queen. Lawler wishes she was his queen and says that Ted is one lucky man. Lawler tells Bulldog he has to accept the fact he wasn't good enough. Bulldoh grabs the microphone and tells Lawler that while he is still in love with Diane, he isn't going to sit here and be insulted by Lawler. He can do better and he will break DiBiase in half just as Diane has done to him! “DiBiase, I'm challenging you to a one on one match. Be a man and step into the ring with his furious dog.” 3. Ludvig Borga defeated George Anderson in 2:55 following a back breaker. 4. Randy Savage defeated Tim White in 2:11 following a top rope elbow drop. After the match, the mystery masked man associated with Ric Flair appeared and attacked Savage from behind. The masked man planted Savage with a spine buster and quickly left the ring while the announcers are left confused as to who the masked man could possibly be! 5. Carlos Vega Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Carlos Vega regarding what he did to Razor Ramon last week. Vega came out smoking a cigar and blowing it into a few fans faces with a huge smile on his face. That smile would change when Razor Ramon ran out from behind and attacked Vega! Ramon grabs Vega and sends him into the ring post shoulder first. Vega is pulled up and Ramon signals for the Razor Edge on the floor! Ramon sets him up and hits the Edge on the floor! Several officials run down to escort Ramon backstage while Vega is checked on by the medical staff! 6. Tatanka defeated Tim York in 2:26 following a Samoan Drop. 7. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 5:07 following a diving headbutt to advance in the 1994 King of the Ring Tournament.
WWF Superstars 5/28/1994 1. WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel defeated Steve Young in 2:48 with the Boston Crab. 2. Lex Luger Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Lex Luger and brought up the fact that the WWF World Championship is still around the waist of the Undertaker. Ross wants to know what Luger's plan is to regain the championship. Lex tells Ross that since he loss the championship at WrestleMania he has been waiting for the perfect time to reclaim his title. Luger says he wanted to make sure that he was ready to combat Taker and wanted to beat Taker in a match that he has perfected in his career to prove to the world that he is truly the greatest wrestler to ever exist. Ross presses Luger to tell us his plan. Luger pauses and then reveals that he is issuing a challenge to the Undertaker for June 19th at King of the Ring. The match isn't going to be any kind of match, either. No, Luger is challenging Taker to a casket match! Luger wants to bury Taker six feet under and reclaim what is rightfully his and that's the WWF World Championship! 3. The Smoking Gunns defeated Tony Smith & Mike Yates in 2:19 when Billy pinned Yates. 4. Sionne defeated Barry Horowitz in 1:35 following a top rope diving headbutt. This was Sionne's in-ring debut. 5. Hulk Hogan Interview: Vince McMahon conducted a sit down interview with Hulk Hogan a couple of days ago. Vince asks Hogan about what happened to Randy Savage on RAW earlier in the week and his reaction to the attack. Hulk tells Vince that Flair and the masked man are sending him a message by attacking his friend, Randy Savage. Hulk knows he and Savage have had their ups and downs but Hogan makes it clear that he will always consider Randy a brother. Hogan proceeds to tell McMahon that Flair and the masked man are cowards and if they want to go around attacking people then they need to prepare themselves for the consequences. Hulk tells McMahon that he is going to talk to Macho and they will figure out a plan of attack against Flair and the masked man. 6. Razor Ramon defeated Bill Curtis in 2:42 following the Razors Edge. 7. Chris Benoit defeated Sparky Plugg in 5:33 following a German suplex to advance in the 1994 King of the Ring Tournament.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 5/29/1994 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Fred Williams in 3:44 following a jumping DDT. During the match, a pre-tape promo by Jarrett was aired. Jarrett notes that the biggest star in the WWF has been nothing but a second thought. He was the man who took Mr. Perfect out of the WWF and now he is doing nothing. Jeff says he will do what needs to be done sooner rather than later to get recongition. 2. Shawn Michaels & Diesel Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the WWF World Tag Team Champions Shawn Michaels and Diesel. The topic of discussion is the lack of challengers for their titles. Ross reveals that next week on Wrestling Challenge there will be a tag team battle royal where the winners of the battle royal will earn a title shot against Michaels and Diesel. Michaels scouffs at the announcement and says that there isn't a team in the WWF that can beat them for the tag team titles. They are best tag team going today and that will not change. They have the combination of skill and looks. Michaels finishes off saying that the teams can try and chase their goal of being a champion but they will face the harsh reality of being nothing but a failure. 3. Scott Steiner defeated Frank Robinson in 2:13 following a Frankensteiner 4. The Heavenly Bodies defeated Hank Thomas & Scott Studd in 2:44 when Del Ray pinned Studd. 5. Undertaker/Lex Luger Video Package: A video promoting the feud between Lex Luger and WWF World Champion the Undertaker is shown. The video heavily promotes their casket match taking place at the King of the Ring next month. Can the Undertaker retain the title or will Lex Luger bury his biggest foe six feet under to get his championship back? 6. Ron Simmons defeated IRS in 6:17 following a spine buster. During the match, Bob Backlund cut a promo telling the WWF fans that they need to wake up and idolize Hunter Hearst Helmsley instead of someone like Ron Simmons noting the victory at In Your House last weekend as well.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 20, 2013 18:39:57 GMT -5
I really dislike the booking. Booking RAW this strong so early is a bad decision. You just wasted two TV main events, probably three, all on one show. Next week you have Hogan/Sid inside a cage? What? This is just insane. I get you're being different and booking however you want, but this just rubs me the wrong way. I'd assume if I didn't have a WWF diary going on for nearly two years I wouldn't be so harsh on this stuff. The jobber matches make for an easier booking long-term. I could see you running out of strong programming sooner than you think. That's just my opinion.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 17, 2013 18:46:09 GMT -5
the end of 1992 was a fresh start and a new beginning. As The 1992 Survivor Series started to progress. The Event was originally planned to have Ric Flair and Razor Ramon to take on Ultimate Warrior and Randy Savage. But President Jack Tunney tweaked the match into a 10-Man Tag Team Elimination Match. Flair and Ramon picked partners as Money Inc and The Returning Sid Justice while Savage and Warrior picked Davey Boy, A Face-Turned Mr. Perfect and also The Returning Hulk Hogan. At Survivor Series. Team Savage won the match after Hulk Hogan was the sole survivor eliminating Sid proving that indeed Hulkamania was alive and well. also at Survivor Series, The WWF Championship was contested between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels. Bret defeated Shawn to win the Match. But he had a little bit of time to look at The Undertaker and Kamala Casket Match in which the winner would face Bret Hart for the WWF Championship on the first ever Monday Night RAW. Undertaker got away with the big victory over Kamala and earned the right to face Bret Hart for the WWF Title. The question is how will 1993 fare. We all find out in the WWF 1993!. It's interesting to have Hogan and Sid returning to the promotion at the end of 1992. Realistically, Sid probably wouldn't comeback so soon. But, I think it's needed here. The idea of a Bret/Taker match on RAW doesn't make sense to me. Way too strong of a main event and its a face/face showdown. To waste that on RAW... even if it's the first one.. is something I wouldn't do. Regardless, your roster is stacked out of the gate while I waited a few months before bringing top names in. Should be interesting to see how this goes. Good luck.
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