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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 9, 2013 14:36:38 GMT -5
Dan, Penguin, AKING, Fury, Duan, Rated R, and Stuffs will be getting a reply sometime this week.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 9, 2013 9:05:41 GMT -5
NWA-TNA Weekly PPV #1 Date: 6/19/2002 From Nashville, TN
NWA-TNA opens up with a video promoting the history of the National Wrestling Alliance and a narrator says that today is a new beginning.
Mike Tenay and Don West are the commentary team for NWA-TNA and they are both extremely excited for the new beginning of the NWA with Total Non-Stop Action. Tenay introduces the NWA-TNA General Manager, Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat!
Ricky Steamboat comes down to the ring to a great ovation and has the NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Championship over his shoulder. Steamboat thanks everyone for coming out and for tuning in on pay per view. He is glad to be part of a new alternative and believes that the men in the back will provide some great action never before seen. Steamboat notes that tonight there will be four qualfying matches leading to a four way bout to crown the first NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Championship. Ricky says that the decision to pick the right eight guys was tough, as a lot of men have a good resume, but he feels he made the right decision. So, tonight will will see Sean O'Haire, Buff Bagwell, Ken Shamrock, Monty Brown, Jeff Jarrett, Ron Killings, Scott Hall, and Shane Douglas compete tonight! Once Ricky announces the names, Steve Corino's music hits and the King of Old School is clearly not happy that his name is not on the list. Corino grabs the microphone from Steamboat and makes it clear that guys like Buff Bagwell and Sean O'Haire have no business being involved for the heavyweight championship. “Steamboat, I am a former ECW and AWA World Champion. What has O'Haire, Bagwell and the rookie Monty Brown ever done?” Steamboat has a rebuttle saying “Well Mr. Corino, they were able to wrestle outside of bingo halls and Monty Brown is a dual athlete.” Corino is upset with the response as the fans agree with Corino. Steve tells Steamboat that he will regret leaving him off the list and will make an impact in NWA-TNA to end the segment.
Opening Contest: Psicosis vs. AJ Styles:The veteran cruiserweight Psicosis and the young AJ Styles kicked off the action on the first NWA-TNA pay per view event. Psicosis showed that he hadn't missed a step since his WCW days by hitting Styles with a tornado DDT off the middle rope, several spinning head scissors and a gullotine leg drop, but couldn't pin Styles. AJ flew around the ring with a springboard forearm shot and the Spiral Tap. Late in the match, Psicosis attempted a top rope hurricanrana but Styles blocked it and finished Psicosis off with a middle rope Styles Clash!
A video promoting the debut of Low Ki next week is shown. During the brief video, clips from Japan are shown where Low Ki was seen kicking his opponents stiffly and a shot of Ki doing a double stomp off the top finished the video.
Backstage, Goldylocks is standing with the Sinister Minister in a dark locker room. Minister talks about his New Church competing in tag team action coming up next. He says that his men are going to be ripping the TNA roster apart and it all starts with America's Most Wanted, Chris Harris and James Storm. “Boys, this isn't a rodeo. You are walking into a terror zone. “ Minister also reveals that he has a surprise in store for the NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Championship tournament. When Minister is done talking, a light goes on to reveal a large man standing with his back to the camera and Minister laughs to close the scene.
Second Contest: America's Most Wanted vs. The New Church: Vampiro and Slash are the members of the New Church. This was an all out brawl as all four men brawled on the floor for several minutes and the referee wasn't able to keep order. Late in the match, AMW attempted the Death Sentence on Slash, but Vampiro shoved Harris off the top and he laned chest first across the guard railing. Vampiro proceeded to grab a spike out of his boot and nailed Storm right in the face with it. That allowed Slash to hit a jumpring reverse DDT and won the match. After the match, Vampiro and Slash taunt the crowd while standing over a bloodied James Storm.
Backstage, Goldylocks is standing with Buff Bagwell. Bagwell talks about how three years ago he broke his neck and thought he would never realize his dream of winning a heavyweight championship. Then, last year WCW went out of business. But now he sees NWA-TNA as the chance he has been waiting for. Tonight, Buff Bagwell is going to realize his dream of being a heavyweight champion.
Sinister Minster has remained in the ring and has a microphone. He says that he has a surprise for the wrestling world. He has acquried a great young talent, and says he is a man possessed. He introduces Sean O'Haire! O'Haire comes out wearing a black coat and has his hair over his face. O'Haire slowly walks to the ring and when he enters and shakes hands with Minister and has an evil look on his face as his opponent comes to the ring.
Third Contest: Sean O'Haire vs. Buff Bagwell in a NWA-TNA World Championship Qualifier: Bagwell is clearly confused as to what has gotten into O'Haire. Bagwell tried to work over O'Haire but didn't have any impact. O'Haire quickly gets on the offense with a gut wrench suplex and a nails Bagwell with a stiff clothesline. Bagwell fought back with a swinging neckbreaker and a jumping DDT but couldn't get a three count. Late in the match, O'Haire avoided the Blockbuster and hit a Death Valley Driver before coming off the top rope to hit a swanton bomb for the win.
Backstage, Goldylocks interviewed Jerry Lynn. She wanted to know if Lynn could keep up with the young talent in TNA. Lynn is clearly offended by the question and says that he hasn't lost a step. Goldylocks didn't look convinced and Lynn warned her that next week, he was going to prove that he can still compete at a high level before storming off.
Fourth Contest: Ken Shamrock vs. Monty Brown in a NWA-TNA World Championship Qualifier: Brown used his size and strength advantage to pummel Shamrock early on, but the offense didn't last. Shamrock avoided a splash in the corner and hit a nice German suplex for a near fall. Brown avoided the ankle lock and was able to plant Shamrock with a powerbomb but Ken powered out at two on the cover. Late in the match, Shamrcok avoided the Pounce with a drop toe hold and locked in the ankle lock to get the submission victory and advance!
Backstage, Goldylocks interviewed Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett tells Goldylocks to leave the scene because it's his time to talk. Jarrett talks about being a WCW World Heavyweight Champion and says he knows what it takes to be at the top of the mountain. Tonight, he is facing off against a rejected rapper and is considering this a cake walk to the finals and the NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Championship will be his at the end of the night!
Fifth Contest: Ron Killings vs. Jeff Jarrett in a NWA-TNA World Championship Qualifier: Killings wasted no time taking Jarrett out with a slingshot crossbody to take him out during his entrance. Ron tossed Jarrett into the guard railing several times. Once they get into the ring, Jarrett low blows Killings and got the advantage. Jarrett's offense notably consisted of a double axe handle off the top and a piledriver. Killings attempted a scissors kick late in the match, but missed it. Moments later, Jarrett was able to duck a spin kick and hit the Stroke to win the match.
Backstage, Goldylocks interviewed Shane Douglas. Douglas is excited tonight for two reasons. The first reason being that he gets his hands on Scott Hall, a man who has tried to derail his career for a decade and Douglas sees this as a chance to to get rid of Hall from the wrestling world. Secondly, Douglas knows how it feels to be an NWA World Champion and says that tonight he will reclaim his spot at the top. Before leaving, Douglas tells Goldylocks that he knows she wants to be Franchised. Douglas leaves while Goldylocks is disgusted at the thought.
Sixth Contest: Shane Douglas vs. Scott Hall in a NWA-TNA World Championship Qualifier: They start off the match trading right hands until Hall was able to drop Douglas with a discus clothesline. Douglas dropped Hall face first across the top turnbuckle and would nearly win the bout with a belly to belly suplex. Douglas was able to hit a top rope knee drop but Hall still kicked out. Late in the match, Douglas hit the Pittsburgh Plunge, but Hall's legs were in the ropes to cause the break. Douglas believed he won the match and taunted the fans from the middle rope. Hall was able to get up and ended up hitting the Outsider's Edge from the middle rope and won the bout!
A video promoting the debut of the Samoan Submission Machine, Samoa Joe is aired. Samoa Joe will be making his debut for NWA-TNA next week!
Ricky Steamboat comes out and is the special referee for the main event. He has the NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Championship with him.
Main Event: Scott Hall vs. Sean O'Haire vs. Jeff Jarrett vs. Ken Shamrock for the vacant NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Championship: All four men brawled inside and out of the ring. O'Haire almost won the championship after hitting a swinging side slam on Hall. Jarrrett came close to winning the gold after rolling Shamrock up to get out of an ankle lock. Shamrock stopped O'Haire from a swanton bomb and hit a middle rope belly to belly suplex but couldn't get the pin fall. Hall hit the Outsider's Edge on Jarrett and apparently had the match won, but Steve Corino came out and grabbed the championship from the ring announcer. Ricky Steamboat got distracted and began to yell at Corino to put the championship back. Corino is heard saying that the championship should be his. This distraction allows Jarrett to smash a guitar over the back of Hall's head. Corino drops the belt and Steamboat turns around and counts the pin fall for Jarrett to win the championship!
Jeff Jarrett is handed the championship and taunts the fans while fans toss trash into the ring. O'Haire is on the floor whipping Shamrock with a strap and ends up choking him with the strap as he has snapped due to losing the match. Steve Corino stands on the ramp seemingly happy that he robbed Hall of the championship and Jarrett stands on the middle rope clutching the championship to close the show.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 9, 2013 8:59:22 GMT -5
Possible NWA-TNA 2002 Roster
Adam Pearce AJ Styles Big Vito Buff Bagwell Chris Harris Christopher Daniels CM Punk James Storm Elix Skipper Gangrel Jeff Jarrett Jerry Lynn Jimmy Yang Joey Matthews Juventud Guerrera Ken Shamrock K-Kwik Lenny Little Guido Lodi Low Ki Monty Brown Psicosis Rene Dupree Ricky Steamboat (Authority Figure) Samoa Joe Scott Hall Sean O'Haire Shane Douglas Simon Diamond Sinister Minister Slash Sonny Siaki Steve Corino Tony Mamaluke Vampiro
Tag Teams: Chris Harris/James Storm Christopher Daniels/Elix Skipper Lenny/Lodi Jimmy Yang/Sonny Siaki Vampiro/Slash Big Vito/Little Guido
Stables: New Church (Sinister Minister, Sean O'Haire, Vampiro, Gangrel and Slash) Big Vito, Little Guido, and Tony Mamaluke
Champions: NWA-TNA World Heavyweight Champion: Vacant NWA-TNA X-Division Champion: Vacant NWA-TNA World Tag Team Champions: Vacant
*BOLD = Heel Note From Bob: This is a project involving myself and some buddies. I hope you all enjoy it.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 6, 2013 16:43:51 GMT -5
A few buddies of mine and I decided to start a NWA-TNA 2002 diary. I'll probably post on here as well and hope for some feedback. But, WWF 1994 is the top priority.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 5, 2013 10:50:54 GMT -5
No usually it happens after a snapmare Uh, bow and and arrow?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 4, 2013 15:24:20 GMT -5
AKING, Fury and Dan. Replies to you guys will be soon. Thanks.
The next week of WWF '94 will give an idea as to what I'm going to be doing for the summer months.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 2, 2013 18:21:33 GMT -5
Are you playing these games on a system or just doing this off the top of your head?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 31, 2012 15:25:54 GMT -5
My ideas for '94 continue to change on a daily basis. Hopefully the direction I choose is entertaining to everyone.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 25, 2012 10:59:43 GMT -5
Merry Christmas, everyone. WWF 1994 has been updated with Week 16, featuring In Your House #1.
Enjoy your day!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 25, 2012 10:54:43 GMT -5
Week 16: April 18th - April 24th
WWF RAW 4/18/1994 1. Yokozuna defeated PJ Walker & Barry Horowitz in 2:45 when he pinned Walker. After the match, Yokozuna stacked the jobbers onto each other and looked to hit a Bonzai Drop until Tatanka ran out and made the save. 2. The British Bulldog defeated Dave Sanderson in 2:17 following a running powerslam. During the match, Ted DiBiase appeared from the backstage area and watched Bulldog with an evil grin on his face. What does he have in store for us at In Your House this weekend? 3. Kings Court w/ Carlos Vega: Jerry Lawler welcomed us to “America's number one talk show” King's Court. His guest this week is newcomer Carlos Vega who has made it evident that he has some business with fan favorite Razor Ramon. Lawler introduces Vega, who comes out dressed nicely with a suite and a cigar in his mouth. Vega shakes Lawler's hand before the start of the interview. Lawler asks for Vega to tell us about what history he has with Ramon. Vega proceeds to tell us that he is the man who molded Razor Ramon into a Bad Guy. They were part of the same Miami gang that ran the area for a decade. But, now he sees that Ramon has gone soft and listens to the same people they would beat on the streets. Vega tells Lawler that he is disgusted and ashamed of Ramon for what he has become, and he is in the WWF to make his people proud and in the process either take Ramon out or remind him of who he really is. That being said, Vega announces that he is going to be generous and give Ramon two weeks from tonight to make up his mind. “Razor, you can either come back to the family, or you can expect to feel a wrath you will forget or survive.” Lawler laughs at the end out of happinness after hearing that Razor has a tough decision to make! 4. Chris Benoit defeated Don Mosby in 2:55 following a German suplex. During the match, Owen Hart shared some comments saying that he as a bad taste in his mouth after losing to Benoit at WrestleMania X. Owen is looking for another chance to show Benoit he is better than him. 5. Marty Jannetty & the Kamikaze Kid defeated Mike Sharpe & Dave Strickland in 3:04 when Kid pinned Sharpe following a moonsault. 6. In Your House Report: Todd Pettengill runs down the card for the event and announces that two surprise bonus matches will be added to the show! Make sure to tune into this special Saturday evening pay per view! You are surely not going to want to miss this one! So, call your local provider and tune in! 7. Ron Simmons defeated Keith Johnson in 2:28 following a spine buster. During the match, WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel's valet Tamara cut a promo saying that he rman will not lose the championship this weekend. She tells us that Martel not only has the amazing good looks, but knows what it takes to beat the big goof, Ron Simmons and he will do it again! 8. IRS defeated Bart Gunn in 6:11 following a lariat.
WWF Superstars 4/23/1994 1. Ludvig Borga defeated Mo in 3:09 following a shoulder breaker. 2.Tatanka Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Tatanka regarding what happened on RAW this past Monday. Tatanka says he is sick and tired of seeing the big guys in the WWF, especially the guys in Polo's group take advantage of the smaller wrestlers. Tatanka knows he was on the winning team at WrestleMania X but now he wants a piece of them all in singles action. He figures to start at the top and that's with Yokozuna! Tatanka suggests that Yokozuna find the little bit of courage he has and meet him in the squared circle. Tatanka warns Yokozuna that with the people behind him, the almighty Yokozuna will suffer an almighty loss! 3. The Headshrinkers defeated Hank Stone & AJ Fatal in 2:36 when Fatu pinned Fatal after a top rope splash. During the bout, the Quebecers shared some thoughts saying that they believe that the Headshrinkers and themselves can work together and beat the foursome of Men on a Mission and the Smoking Gunns next week on the Wrestling Challenge. 4. Owen Hart defeated Tim Timmons in 2:19 following a missile dropkick. 5. Doink the Clown Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Doink the Clown ans asks why Doink asked for this interview time. Doink starts off laughing but the laughter subsides and he becomes rather serious. Doink says that for the past several months he has been quiet and hasn't hurt people with his pranks, which McMahon thinks is a good thing. But, Doink says that he has an idea. He thinks he knows a prank that will remembered for years to come and people will never forget Doink the Clown. Vince asks what the prank is, but Doink tells him that a clown never reveals his plans... and then proceeds to burst out into laughter. 6. Razor Ramon defeated Joey Cage in 2:06 following the Razors Edge. 7. WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel defeated Mike Evans in 2:07 with the Boston Crab.
WWF In Your House #1 Date: 4/23/1994 Attendance: 9,000 From: Syracuse, New York Announcers: Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan
A video promoting the main event between WWF World Champion the Undertaker and Bam-Bam Bigelow kicks off the show. It highlights the history between the two and the question is asked.. can Bigelow beat the Undertaker with the biggest prize of them all on the line?
Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan welcome everyone to the show. McMahon hypes the show and says tonight will be a big night. Heenan agrees because the Dead Man's run as champion will burst into flames thanks to Bam-Bam Bigelow! Also, the British Bulldog looks to get revenge of his own against Ted DiBiase. Heenan thinks tonight DiBiase will put the Bulldog to sleep and take his wife in the process too! McMahon thinks that is a ridiculous statement. The show kicks off with the first of two bonus matches!
Opening Contest: The Quebecers vs. the Smoking Gunns: Jacques and Bart kicked off the bout with Bart getting the better of Jacques with a series of right hands, a dropkick and a gorilla press slam. Jacques backed away into a corner and delivered a cheap kick to Bart's lower midsection to get the advantage and hit a neckbreaker to keep Bart down on the canvas. Jacques hit a back breaker and tagged in Pierre who hit a top rope leg drop for a two count. Pierre continued his offense with a belly to belly suplex nd a vertical suplex. Bart managed to block a backdrop with a face buster. Bart is able to kick Pierre away and hit a snap powerslam before tagging in Billy. Billy hammers away on both Quebecers and sends Jacques to the floor with a clothesline. Pierre clubs Billy from behind but Billy counters an Irish whip with a spinning spinebuster for a near fall. Late in the match, the Quebecers miss a double team splash off the top. Pierre is sent to the floor and the Gunns are able to hit a side walk slam/legdrop on Jacques for the win. (The Smoking Gunns over the Quebecers, 8:15, ***)
Backstage, Mean Gene is talking with Jeff Jarrett and Scott Norton. Norton is flexing his large arms while Jarrett is grinning ear to ear. Jarrett tells Gene that tonight Norton isn't going to get screwed over like he did at WrestleMania X. Jeff is confident that tonight Norton will break Mr. Perfect in half!
Second Contest: Mr. Perfect vs. Scott Norton: Prior to the bout, Perfect chases after Jarrett around ringisde but is met with a vicious clothesline by Norton on the floor. Norton tosses Perfect into the guard railing and drops him face first over the ring steps. This causes the referee to send Jarrett to the backstage area! Norton is able to use his advantage for several minutes and uses his strenght advantage to take Perfect down to the mat with a series of powerslams and a belly to back suplex. Norton misses a middle rope splash and that gives Perfect a window to get some offense in. Perfect hammers away on Norton. Perfect comes off the ropes and hits a knee lift to Norton's chin to stagger the big man. Late in the match, Perfect went for the Perfect Plex but Norton easily countered it and hit a shoulder breaker to win the match! (Scott Norton over Mr. Perfect, 8:45, **1/2)
A video promoting the feud between Ted DiBiase and the Hart Family is shown dating back to late 1993.
Backstage, Mean Gene is with the British Bulldog and his wife Diana. Bulldog tells Gene that tonight is the end of DiBiase and the end of the evil millionaire messing with the Hart Family. Bulldog assures his wife that he will make sure DiBiase pays for bringing her into the mix, too.
Third Contest: the British Bulldog vs. Ted DiBiase: Bulldog hammers away on DiBiase before the bell and knocks him to the floor with a clothesline. Bulldog sends DiBiase into the ropes and hit a gorilla press slam causing DiBiase to bail to the floor. While on the floor, Ted goes towards Diana, but Bulldog goes to the floor to protect her. DiBiase out smarts Bulldog by sending him face first into the ring steps Back in the ring, DiBiase controls Bulldog by stomping on his face and controls him with a headlock. DiBiase plants Bulldog with a piledriver moments later but can't keep him down long enough. DiBiase leaps off the middle rope but is punched in the midsection by Bulldog who follows up with a miltary press slam! Bulldog follows up with a series of clotheslines and signals for the running powerslam. IRS comes out to distract Bulldog but Bret Hart runs out and brawls with IRS causing the referee to get distracted on the floor! Diana Smith gets on the apron and tells Bulldog she wants to get a piece of DiBiase! Bulldog tries to control her but she is demanding it! Bulldog turns around to grab DiBiase and is low blowed by his wife! DiBiase takes this time to lock in the Million Dollar Dream! Bulldog tries to get to his feet but he crashes to the canvas and he is out cold! (Ted DiBiase over the British Bulldog, 10:54, ***.) After the match, Ted DiBiase gets to his feet and lets out a trademark laugh. Diana gets into the ring and just stares at Bulldog, who is laid out on the canvas. DiBiase puts his arm around Diana's waist and they proceed to kiss right over Bulldog's fallen body!
A video promoting the match between WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel and Ron Simmons is shown. Can Simmons take the gold away?
Fourth Contest: WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel vs. Ron Simmons: Martel runs away from Simmons on the floor but gets in the ring and runs into a snap powerslam by the challenger. Simmons just pummels Martel in the corner and is pulled off by the referee. Martel gets a lace out of his boot and ducks a clothesline so he can choke Simmons from behind. Martel beats down Simmons with several strikes and a back breaker for a near fall. Tamara hands Martel a chair and Martel rams the chair into Simmons midsection before whacking the challenger over the back as well. Martel charges towards a corner with the chair in hand but Simmons avoids the champ, and Martel splashes the corner with the chair in hand. Simmons grabs Martel and hits a spinebuster but Tamara breaks up the pin attempt to save Martel's championship. Simmons scares Tamara out of the ring and hits Martel with an overhead belly to belly suplex. Simmons continues his offense with a reverse neckbreaker. Late in the match, Simmons looks for a powerbomb but Tamara enters the ring and holds his leg. Martel breaks free and while Simmons is trying to get Tamara off of him, Martel low blows Simmons with the steel chair! Martel grabs the WWF Intercontinental Championship and leaps off the middle rope to hit Simmons over the head with the gold to win the match! (Rick Martel over Ron Simmons, 12:29, ***).
Backstage, Todd Pettengill is standing with Ludvig Borga and Johnny Polo. Todd asks about Borga's upcoming match with Randy Savage. Polo doesn't understand Randy Savage and his way of thinking. Polo is confused as to how Savage could ever think he could survive stepping into the ring with Borga again. Polo says that Borga is going to take Savage out for good and America will realize that they aren't as good as they think they are!
Fifth Contest: Randy Savage vs. Ludvig Borga: Savage attacks Borga before the bell and knocks him off his feet with a clothesline. Borga stops Savage by sending him shoulder first into the corner and delivered a backbreaker. Borga continues his attack with a delayed vertical suplex and a knee drop off the middle rope. Borga focuses his attack on Savage's shoulder and lower back. Savage punches his way out of a powerbomb and nearly pins Borga. Late in the match, Johnny Polo accidentally hits Borga with a hockey stick and that allowed Savage to scoop slam Borga. After knocking Polo off the apron, Savage heads to the top rope and hit the flying elbow drop to win the match. (Randy Savage over Ludvig Borga, **1/2, 9:13)
A video promoting the feud between WWF World Tag Team Champions Shawn Michaels & Diesel agianst the Steiner Brothers is aired.
Sixth Contest: WWF World Tag Team Champions Shawn Michaels & Diesel vs. the Steiner Brothers: The challengers start the match by sending the champions to the floor with clotheslines. Eventually, Michaels and Rick start off the contest with Rick controlling Michaels with mat wrestling and hitting a German suplex for a near fall in the opening minutes of the contest. Rick pummels Michaels in the corner until Michaels poked Rick in the eyes and hit a swinging neck breaker. Michaels stomps away on Rick before tagging in Diesel who hit a big boot and nearly got the pin as a result. Rick is able to duck under a clothesline and powers Diesel over with a big overhead slam! The crowd goes nuts for that. Rick tags in Scott who knocks Shawn off the apron but walks right into a side walk slam by Big Daddy Cool. Diesel tried a choke slam but Scott counters and hits a back suplex. Scott tries to hit a double under hook powerbomb but Michaels chop blocks Scott's knee to help Diesel. Diesel and Michaels double team Scott and Shawn hit a superkick but couldn't pin Scott. Late in the match, Scott plants Michaels with a double underhook slam and tags in Rick who cleans house and plants Michaels with a DDT. Rick climbs to the top and Scott puts Michaels on his shoulders. Diesel shoves Rick off the top and Rick crashes to the floor! Diesel saves Michaels and drops Scott with a big powerbomb! Michaels covers and wins the bout. (Shawn Michaels & Diesel over the Steiner Brothers, 11:27, ***1/2). After the match, referees check on Rick Steiner who is holding his right knee in serious pain.
Backstage, Mean Gene is standing with Bam-Bam Bigelow. Bigelow tells the “old man” to shut his mouth and wants the world to listen to him. Tonight he puts the Undertaker down once and for all. Bigelow is going to walk out the WWF World Championship and there is nothing anyone can do about it!
Seventh Contest: Chris Benoit vs. the Kamikaze Kid: This is the second special bonus contest. Benoit really dominated the smaller Kamikaze Kid and hit him with countless chops and vicious looking overhead suplexs. Benoit also hit a top rope back suplex that wowed the crowd. Kid tried to fight back with a spinning heel kick and a middle rope senton splash. Kid attempted a moonsault but Benoit moved out of the way and put Kid away with a bridging German suplex for the win. (Chris Benoit over the Kamikaze Kid, 5:48, ***).
A video promoting the year history between the Undertaker and Bam-Bam Bigelow is aired.
Main Event: WWF World Champion the Undertaker vs. Bam-Bam Bigelow: They start off the show trading right hands with Taker getting the better of the exchange. Taker attempts a leaping clothesline but Bigelow side steps the champion and hits a falling head butt to gain the advantage. Bigelow scoop slams Taker and comes off the ropes to hit a senton splash for a one count. Bigelow sends Taker into the corner and hits two big splashes causing Taker to crumble out of the corner. Bigelow scoop slams Taker but only gets a near fall. Bigelow attempted a neckbreaker but Taker countered and hip tossed Bigelow over. Taker backs the challenger into a corner and delivered several body shots. Taker hip tosses Bigelow out of the corner and follows up with a leaping clothesline he missed earlier in the match. Moments later, Taker walks the top rope and jumps across Bigelow's shoulder. Taker signals for a choke slam but Bigelow elbows out of it and plants Taker with a reverse neckbreaker. Bigelow heads to the top rope but misses a diving headbutt! Taker hits a choke slam but Bigelow gets his foot on the bottom rope! Taker signals for the tombstone and has Bigelow set up. Lex Luger makes his way down to the ring and distracts the champ causing Bigelow to reverse the move and hit the tombstone! Bigelow covers Taker but can't get the three. Luger gets on the apron and yells at Bigelow. Taker sits up. Luger wants Bigelow to send Taker into his steel plated forearm. Bigelow tries to d that but Taker counters and sends Bigelow into Luger. Taker picks Bigelow up and hits the tombstone! Taker covers and wins the match! (The Undertaker over Bam-Bam Bigelow, 12:09, ***). After the match, Taker poses with the belt while Bigelow and Luger argue on the floor to close the show.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 4/24/1994 1.Crush defeated Scott Stevens in 2:19 with the Kona Vice. 2. Highlights from IYH: The highlights include Ted DiBiase getting the win over Bulldog and getting his wife in the process. Rick Martel retaining the WWF Intercontinental Championship. Rick Steiner injuring his knee as the Steiner Brothers lost. Lastly, the Undertaker retaining the WWF World Championship over Bam-Bam Bigelow. 3. The Heavenly Bodies defeated Mark Miller & Dave Hudson in 2:55 when Del Ray pinned Hudson. 4. Sparky Plugg Vignette: Bob Holly hypes up his debut for RAW tomorrow night. Holly is looking forward to taking a victory lap after his first match on RAW! 5. Men on a Mission defeated Paul Williams & Jim Franklin in 2:49 when Mabel pinned Williams. 6. Bret Hart defeated Quebecer Jacques in 6:25 with the Sharpshooter.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 23, 2012 18:05:19 GMT -5
He has been here for what, three months? What has he done in that span to warrant an award. I'm sounding mean, sure, but this is annoying. Do something to earn an award.
Everyone that won something, earned it. Dan is an elite writer and booker. He's been here for years and has several established diaries.
AKing may have been here for a shorter period of time, but I know his stuff is on a different board and he has it going for a while as well. Plus, he puts a lot of effort in his writing.
So, in closing, instead of whining about winning nothing after having the inability to stick to a diary past a month worth of shows, find dedication to it and prove you're worthy of an award in '13.
End of rant. Happy Holidays to all.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 22, 2012 18:25:13 GMT -5
Best Booker? I'm flattered, guys. Thanks.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 22, 2012 7:06:23 GMT -5
The roughest part of a diary is the first month. Once you get past that, your own storylines should begin at that point and then there is motivation to move forward. I know that's how it goes for me.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 21, 2012 16:09:26 GMT -5
So I had an idea for a split sims that I could do in between Main Event. I feel it could help me get my mind of things. PM me for more details. NO IM NOT GETTING RID OF MAIN EVENT. Replies to Ryan, and Aking when ever I'm taking a break Probably means no one is interested.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2012 6:33:24 GMT -5
Have three matches to write for IYH #1 and it will be posted.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 14, 2012 17:37:16 GMT -5
I'm going to be conducting interviews with ROH wrestlers BJ Whitmer and Michael Elgin very soon. If anyone has a question or two, or three or how ever many for them, let me know and they will be asked!
Thanks!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 8, 2012 8:11:17 GMT -5
I might try to do another Wrestler POV, which I haven't done in a while. It wouldn't be just about wrestling, but rather about a wrestler's personal life as well.
I'm looking to use a guy from the late 90's or early '00's and go on with his career until he retired/retires. We shall see if I pull the trigger.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 5, 2012 20:27:25 GMT -5
Oh that Kaiju.... Do you see it on the boards at the moment. I deleted it for this one, so I don't spam the boards. I can't delete mine when other people comment. Now if we feel to continue take to PM as we don't need this thread locked. You didn't need to start the nonsense.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 5, 2012 19:05:05 GMT -5
I know this sound awful coming from me but people should really try to stick to one diary Then why would you say it? How many have you attempted? How many shows for a diary have you done before switching to a new one?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 5, 2012 17:38:34 GMT -5
I might be in the minority, but there is plenty of talent here to work with. Good luck, I hope you use some of the younger talent t their fullest.
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