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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 7, 2012 20:33:30 GMT -5
Week #6: February 7th - February 13th
WWF RAW 2/7/1994 (Bushkill, PA) 1. Mr. Perfect defeated Mike Hopkins in 2:42 following the Perfect Plex. During the bout, Jeff Jarrett called in mocking Mr. Perfect by calling him Mr. Loser. Jarrett continues to say that he wants to wrestle Mr. Loser and catapult himself into the main event spot, where he belongs and send Mr. Loser to the unemployment line. 2. Kings Court w/ Jerry Lawler: Lawler welcomes everyone to the greatest talk show to ever exist in the WWF. He reveals that his guest this week is the most highly anticipated interview of all year. The crowd begins to chant for Hogan, but Lawler reveals the guest to be himself! Lawler brings up the Royal Rumble and how he was ambushed by Roddy Piper as he made his way to the ring. He believes that he should've been allowed to re-enter the Rumble due to the fact he wasn't ready. Lawler believes that Piper is jealous of how popular the Kings Court has become and has made Piper's Pit nothing but a distant memory in everyone's mind. “Let's face it, Piper is forgotten. I'm the new controversial man in the WWF. I have no fear of a man in a stupid skirt. So, I'm offering Piper to appear here on the Kings Court. I'm allowing him to keep his fame for fifteen more seconds.” Lawler hopes Piper comes on so he can show the fans that Piper is old news. 3. The Headshrinkers defeated Steve Armstrong & Bill Curry in 2:06 when Fatu pinned Curry after a top rope big splash 4. Tatanka defeated Jeff Lowe in 2:56 following a top rope overhand chop. 5. Lex Luger Video: The WWF World Champion is sitting in a limo as he talks about having to wrestle the Undertaker at WrestleMania X. He isn't afraid of the dark and he isn't afraid of death. The Undertaker may be a creature of the night, but Luger is a super human. He is perfectly put together and hasn't been beaten in singles action. He believes that the Undertaker should fear him and fear the fact that he will be embarrassed at the biggest stage in WWF history, WrestleMania X. 6. Chris Benoit defeated Carl Johnson in 2:23 following a German suplex. 7. Crush defeated Marty Jannetty in 8:14 with the Kona Vice. After the match, Jim Cornette hit Jannetty several times over the back with a tennis racket until Tatanka ran out to make the save to close the show.
Next week on RAW: Razor Ramon will be in action against Ludvig Borga. Also, the WWF World Tag Team Champions, Steiner Brothers will be in action.
WWF Superstars 2/12/1994 1. Owen Hart defeated Jason Silver in 3:04 following a missile dropkick. After the match, Jim Ross was set to interview Owen Hart but before anything could be said, Chris Benoit came out of nowhere and sent Hart shoulder first into the ring post. Benoit proceeded to put on the Crossface on the floor and wouldn't let go. Several officials came out to pull Benoit off while Hart was left holding his injured shoulder on the floor. 2. Bam-Bam Bigelow Interview: Vince McMahon interviewed Bam-Bam Bigelow this week. McMahon notes that Bigelow has an issue with fans and his peers giving Razor Ramon credit for being the toughest man in the WWF. Bigelow cuts Vince off saying that Vince himself is the primary culprit. Bigelow reminds us what he has done in the WWF. “I beat up the Undertaker so badly that he was gone for months. I didn't lose to some freakin' model, did I?” Bigelow mentions how he destroyed Ramon the other week when they had a confrontation and Ramon didn't stand a chance against him. He is sure that if they were to meet in the ring, he would snap Ramon in half like a toothpick! 3. Ludvig Borga defeated Glenn Ruth in 2:40 following a shoulder breaker. 4. Shawn Michaels & Diesel defeated Hank Handsome & Mark Marvelous in 2:59 when Diesel pinned Marvelous 5. Rick Martel Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the WWF Intercontinental Champion, Rick Martel and his valet Tamara. Ross brings up Ron Simmons wanting to get a shot at the championship. Martel scoffs at the suggestion that Simmons is worthy at getting a championship match. Martel proceeds to call Simmons a dumb jock who took one too many shots to the head to think he is a champion worthy wrestler. Ross believes that Martel is afraid at the thought of facing a guy like Simmons. Tamara chimes in to assure Ross that Martel isn't. She does that by saying that next week, Martel will wrestle Simmons in a non-title match. Martel is rather surprised by that, but Tamara whispers something into his ear to give him some kind of assurance not worry about anything. Martel and Tamara taunt the fans before walking off the podium. 6. Randy Savage defeated Tyson Erickson in 2:23 following a top rope elbow drop. 7. Bret Hart defeated Jerry Saggs in 5:08 with the Sharpshooter. After the match, Hart is celebrating his victory until we hear Ted DiBiase yelling “Hitman! Hitman!” Hart turns around and looks at the big screen at the top of the aisle way to see DiBiase. DiBiase is at the Million Dollar Mansion, formerly known as the Hart House. DiBiase knows that they will be meeting at WrestleMania with the house on the line. But, that doesn't mean that he isn't still the owner of the house. He can do whatever he wishes with it until then. DiBiase walks over and we see a wrecking ball hanging next to the house. DiBiase says he isn't going to knock over the house until he beats Hart in the middle of the ring, but he will give him just a taste at what he will do. The wrecking ball proceeds to crash through the side of the house. DiBiase bursts out laughing while Helen Hart and Stu Hart are seen crushed and Bret is seen fuming in the ring to end the show.
Next Week on Superstars: WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel will compete against Ron Simmons in a non-title match. Can Simmons beat the champ to earn a future title shot? We shall see, next week!
WWF Wrestling Challenge 2/13/1994 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated John Stevenson in 2:15 following a jumping DDT. During the match, Mr. Perfect called in to tell the announcers and fans that he wants to shut Jarrett up and prove that even though he hasn't been able to win the WWF World Championship, it doesn't mean he is a washed up loser like Jarrett has been claiming he is. 2. Jim Cornette Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Jim Cornette who had Crush, Ludvig Borga and Yokozuna by his side. Cornette tells Ross that he is looking at the future of the WWF. 1994 is going to be there year. At the end of the year people will are going to realize just how dominate Camp Cornette was this year. Ross thinks that is a really bold statement but Cornette believes he has no reason to say that. Cornette says he has a man on his radar to be the first victim of Camp Cornette as they look to run wild over the WWF. Their target is Randy Savage and anyone close to him. Cornette wants his group to make a splash and they will do just that by ending Savage's career once and for all. 3. The Kamikaze Kid defeated Mike Sharpe in 4:02 following a top rope moonsault. 4. Razor Ramon defeated Eric Forge in 2:26 following the Razors Edge. After the match, Ramon refused to be interviewed by McMahon regarding the attack by Bigelow the other week. 5. Steiner Brothers Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with the WWF World Tag Team Champions, the Steiner Brothers. McMahon mentions the challenge issued by Shawn Michaels and Diesel. He says they believe they are the best tag team despite not having the championships that prove that fact. Scott Steiner laughs and says that Shawn Michaels is overly cocky and that cockiness is something that will cost him in the near future. He says that they need to beat some of the teams that are known here in the WWF and not some guys that are local talents. They are fighting champions, but they want Michaels and Diesel to show what they have to offer. “Show us that you are an elite team, and you will have the chance to beat the elite team!” 6. Ron Simmons defeated Tom Pritchard in 6:25 following a spine buster.
Next Week on Wrestling Challenge: The number one contender to the WWF World Championship, The Undertaker will be in singles action when he meets Samu.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 5, 2012 13:44:19 GMT -5
One of my ex-girlfriends left me because i chose the HistoryofWWE over her. I don't regret it either.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 4, 2012 16:04:05 GMT -5
I really need to write another week of WWF '94. ARRGHH!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jan 3, 2012 0:26:54 GMT -5
Safe to say that my itbegins hype won't end in a mere "OH MY GOD IT'S JERICHO COME ON BABY" promo in which he acts like Eugene for five minutes. It was more like ten minutes. YEAH BABY!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 27, 2011 13:10:34 GMT -5
Posted the first week up in WWE. I know that there will be some people who aren't fond of the layout but it's really the only way I can post shows there regularly with the free time I've got. R4R and all that jazz. Personally, i don't see anything wrong with simple details. I think if everyone did that, they wouldn't burn out and diaries would last longer on here.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 26, 2011 20:24:26 GMT -5
Got a new laptop today. Expect an update to WWF 1994 to be posted sometime tomorrow. Really happy! Glad to be back on a more regular basis. I'll be able to dish out replies now as well!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 24, 2011 14:54:59 GMT -5
Is there anyone who could make a WrestleMania X poster for me?
I'm inching closer and closer to getting a laptop which means I'll have updates to WWF '94 on a much more regular basis!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 24, 2011 14:51:00 GMT -5
Wow, Booker Of The Year and Classic Diary Of The Year? I'm glad to know that there are people who enjoy my writing and it will give me more motivation to continue to diary for a long time.
Congrats to the other winners as well.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 24, 2011 11:46:56 GMT -5
Glad you are giving a shot at this. You should think of reasons why you changed the roster and present them. Also, spell out the wrestlers names completely because that just looks better.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 23, 2011 19:27:47 GMT -5
Be creative.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 21, 2011 0:39:15 GMT -5
So, WWE 2012. I actually have a storyline for the 'itbegins2012' scenario that is so far out you wouldn't believe it. It's probably the greatest storyline I've ever thought of. How about I bring it to WF... If it doesn't involve Sid Vicious, it's not the greatest.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2011 1:06:27 GMT -5
WWF RAW: Monday 24th January 1994...You're forgetting that you're into 1994, Bob. You listed the date as '1/24/1993'. Chris Benoit winning in the opening contest was a fair decision. Liked Owen Hart's comments and compliments towards Benoit. Interested in how their tag team match on WWF Superstars of Wrestling goes. I do expect tension. Jack Tunney on the King's Court was good to see, it was nice to see what went down in the Year End Awards for 1993. Jerry Lawler being irate was fun to see too, and liked his jab at Roddy Piper too. Shawn Michaels and Diesel with a win was fine. Interested in what goes next for Michaels and Diesel; a feud with the Steiner Brothers would elevate Scott and Rick's credibility a lot, if booked correctly. Randy Savage with a win kept him fresh. Men on a Mission too; I wonder what their direction is though. Bret Hart and Crush was a nice main event, liked Yokozuna attacking Bret, but I wonder why. I suppose because it's Crush's ally. But it'd be cool to see if Ted Dibiase paid Camp Cornette to take him out. Next week should be good; Mr Perfect against Fatu? When did Fatu turn heel? British Bulldog on King's Court should be spicy. Nothing special this week on RAW. WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Saturday 29th January 1994...Rick Martel with a win in the opening contest gained his credibility as WWF Intercontinental Champion. Razor Ramon perhaps feuding with Bam Bam Bigelow? Could equal a nice series of matches. I wouldn't like to see it go into WrestleMania X though. Scott Norton's win was fine. Ted Dibiase's interview was great, interesting mention of British Bulldog returning. More torture for the Hart Family would be nice to see, just to stir the pot. The Smoking Gunn's win was fair. The Undertaker's interview perhaps lined up the rivalry with Lex Luger. Now that could be interesting for definite. The Quebecers winning against Chris Benoit and Owen Hart was great in an all-Canadian main event. Expected miscommunications between Benoit and Hart too. Overall a good show, better than RAW this week. The Undertaker and Scott Norton next week should be interesting, but I can guess 'Taker will win immediately. WWF Wrestling Challenge: Sunday 30th January 1994...Ron Simmons with a win was good, to regain some momentum under his waist. Simmons feuding with Rick Martel could be interesting, I don't see him taking the WWF Intercontinental Championship though. Ludvig Borga's win accomplished some momentum. The Steiner Brothers with air time is usually pretty good. Nice definition to lay it down with Shawn Michaels and Diesel, their next challengers to the WWF Tag Team Championships. Tatanka with a win is fine, I forgot what he was last doing though. Jim Cornette's interview was good, looking forward to see how Randy Savage and Tatanka are dealt with. Bam Bam Bigelow with a win was fine. And lastly, Doink the Clown beating the Kamikaze Kid was a decent main event I suppose. The Nasty Boys' appearance was weird. Liked them complaining due to lack of air time though, despite the fact they wouldn't use the term 'air time' on television. Maybe 'attention' is the better time. Overall, advanced a few things. Hot six man tag team match lined up for next week, especially big for Wrestling Challenge. A filler week of television pretty much. Not a lot happening, Superstars of Wrestling was the highlight show of the week. The Headshrinkers have always been heels in this. Even in real-life they didn't turn heel until May 1994.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 18, 2011 16:43:36 GMT -5
On February 19th the World Wrestling Federation returns to the Boston Gardens with a show to be aired on NESN for the first time in nearly five years. Be sure to join us for some much anticipated action live at Boston Gardens. The show will feature the following matches.
- WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel defends against Marty Jannetty
- The powerful Scott Norton will square off against underdog Kamikaze Kid
- Ted DiBiase will be in action against Bret Hart’s younger brother Owen Hart.
- The British Bulldog competes against IRS in singles action
- Randy Savage will take on the massive Yokozuna
- In the co-main event we will see a six man tag match. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers will team with Razor Ramon to meet Shawn Michaels, Diesel and Bam-Bam Bigelow
- The show will be headlined by WWF World Champion Lex Luger teaming with Jeff Jarrett to meet the number one contender The Undertaker and his partner Mr. Perfect.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 18, 2011 16:29:58 GMT -5
I'm not going to vote, but I shall say one thing - Dan should win Booker of the Year, and his WWF 98 should win Classic Diary of the Year too. If not, the world has gone crazy. You seem to be forgetting Bob's WWF 1993-94. Its going to come down to those two. I ain't get no respect arounds here.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 18, 2011 12:22:49 GMT -5
An update to WWF 1994 will be coming in the next couple of days.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 15, 2011 11:14:34 GMT -5
how to keep a diary going long term? This could help me if anyone has any ideas/methods. I've been able to keep WWF 94 going for over a year (in game) because I save the long details for pay per view. Keep television simple.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 7, 2011 11:16:11 GMT -5
Week #5: January 31st - February 6th
WWF RAW 1/31/1994 (Bushkill, PA) 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Mark Kyle in 3:24 following a jumping DDT. During the bout, pre-tape comments by Jarrett were aired. Jarrett targeted Mr. Perfect and insulted him saying that Perfect continued to get high profile title matches despite constantly losing to Luger, while Jarrett was stuck in the middle in the pack. Jarrett finished off his promo by saying that he realizes that in order to get recognized he is going to have to make himself a star because the WWF officials will not. 2. Kings Court w/British Bulldog: Jerry Lawler introduces his guest this week as the returning British Bulldog. The topic of conversation quickly turns to the developments regarding Ted DiBiase and the Hart Family. DiBiase is using Bulldog’s wife as his personal maid while Bret’s mother and father are his servants as well. Bulldog tells Lawler that this has been a rough way to start the year, but he is grateful to be back in the WWF. He also says that on March 20th Bret Hart will get his own revenge. However, Bulldog makes it clear that DiBiase isn’t out of the woods after that. “DiBiase, don’t think that after WrestleMania you are free of the Hart Family. You have used and abused my loving wife. I will not sit back and allow you to not be punished Bulldog style!” 3. Razor Ramon defeated Steve Reed in 2:57 following the Razors Edge. During the bout, Bam-Bam Bigelow shared some pre-tape comments saying he was pissed off that Ramon is claiming to be the baddest, toughest man in the World Wrestling Federation. Bigelow knows that honor belongs to him and he will show everyone that Ramon is just a fraud! 4. Hulk Hogan vs. Ric Flair Hype Video: A video promoting the highly anticipated match between Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan is aired. “Two icons of wrestling square off in the most iconic arena in wrestling history. It’s Ric Flair vs. Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania X LIVE from Madison Square Garden on March 20th!” 5.Owen Hart defeated Austin Steele in 3:34 following a missile dropkick. 6. WrestleMania X Report: Todd Pettengill hosts the WrestleMania Report. He hypes up the matches announced which include WWF World Champion Lex Luger defending against the Undertaker, Ric Flair meeting Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart competing against Ted DiBiase. 7. Mr. Perfect defeated Fatu in 7:14 following the Perfect Plex.
Next Week on RAW: Crush will be in action against Marty Jannetty.
WWF Superstars 2/5/1994 1.Randy Savage defeated Tommy Angel in 2:08 following a top rope elbow drop. 2.Chris Benoit Interview: Jim Ross interviews Chris Benoit regarding the recent events involving Owen Hart. Benoit tells Ross that he is sick and tired of having to care for other people. Benoit says that he is the best wrestler to ever come out of the Dungeon and that includes Owen and Bret Hart. Ross suggests that Benoit should prove that instead of just saying it. “Listen Ross, I am not intimdated by anyone. If Owen Hart wants to challenge me, no one is stopping him. Owen, step up to the plate and try to make me tap.” 3.Ted DiBiase defeated Ray Hudson in 2:56 with the Million Dollar Dream. 4.The Smoking Gunns defeated Duane Gill & Mike Sharpe in 3:49 when Billy pinned Sharpe. 5.Ron Simmons Interview: Vince McMahon interviewed Ron Simmons. McMahon asked who Simmons was talking about the other week when he said he was seeking championship gold. Simmons gets right to the point saying that there has been an arrogant model who has had to rely on his girlfriend to get the job done because he isn’t man enough to do it himself. Simmons confirms it’s the WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel. Simmons mentions that he was able to win the war against Yokozuna and Crush and knows that he can take care of a model to win WWF championship gold. 6. Jerry Lawler defeated Barry Horowitz in 3:15 following a pile driver. 7. The Undertaker defeated Scott Norton in 5:03 by disqualification when Jeff Jarrett got involved. After the match, Undertaker was able to backdrop Jarrett over the top to the floor and clotheslines Norton to the floor as well.
Next Week on Superstars: Bret Hart will be in action against one-half of the disgruntled Nasty Boys, Jerry Saggs.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 2/6/1994 1. Doink the Clown defeated Brad Anderson in 2:33 following the Whoopee Cushion. 2. Shawn Michaels & Diesel Interview: Vince McMahon interviews Shawn Michaels and Diesel. Michaels doesn’t want to hear McMahon talk about the Royal Rumble where Bret Hart got the better of him. Michaels says that nine times out of ten he would bear Bret Hart and that Hart simply got his one fluke win against him. McMahon asks Michaels what he plans on doing now. Michaels gets a smile on his face and puts his arm on Diesel’s shoulder. “Vince, myself and Big Daddy Cool have been chatting lately and we have come to the conclusion that we are the most dominate tag team in the WWF. Now, we are going to put are skills together and prove to ourselves and all the fans of the WWF that we are the best wrestlers in the World Wrestling Federation. So, we are issuing a challenge to the WWF World Tag Team Champion Steiner Brothers.” Vince McMahon hypes up the possible match to close the segment. 3.Marty Jannetty & The Kamikaze Kid defeated Joey Stallings & Austin Steele in 4:03 when Jannetty pinned Steele. 4. IRS defeated Corey Student in 2:23 following a leaping clothesline. 5. Mr. Perfect Interview: Jim Ross interviews Mr. Perfect regarding the statements made by Jeff Jarrett on RAW six days ago. Perfect chuckles saying that Jarrett lives in a fantasy world where he believes that he is a country music star. He lives in a fantasy world if he actually thinks that he is anywhere near the caliber that Mr. Perfect is in. Perfect says that if Jarrett wants his chance at stardom to come at his expense, then Jarrett is in for a big disappointment because Mr. Perfect still has plenty left in the tank to hold his own against the young up and comers in the WWF. Perfect finishes off saying that Jarrett just needs to name the time and place and Perfect will end his dreams of being a star in the WWF. 6. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers & Tatanka defeated The Heavenly Bodies & Yokozuna in 12:06 when Scott pinned Del Ray following a Frankensteiner.
Next Week on Wrestling Challenge: Tom Pritchard tries his luck against Ron Simmons.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 5, 2011 19:53:06 GMT -5
Good first show preview. The qualifying matches looks good. Unsure about you bringing in Punk already, on one hand its always great to see Punk but then he didn't apear in real life till later on. As long as you don't rush others in like Samoa Joe and such. (just saw Joe is in this too, hmm) I'm pulling for a Dragon win but I'd like to see you push London well. The tag matches are meh but good at the time. Lethal's very early isn't he. Wonder what you'll do with Jay since Mark is too young. Unsure about this at the moment with the likes of Punk and Joe being thrown in early but I think you might persuade me. Good luck and keep this up. I don't think its a big deal if I bring those guys, or any guys in the future, in sooner then they did in real life. After all, this is a fantasy booking type of thing. This wouldn't be fun if I had to wait until September or whenever when Punk came in, and the same goes for Joe. If I were to do that, it would be like booking like Gabe really did. This is supposed to be different, and it's going to be different. So, if people would like a different spin on ROH keep reading. If you are wanting me to wait until early 2004 to bring in Austin Aries instead of the time frame I have him penciled into enter the company, then I suggest not bothering to read this.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 1, 2011 9:25:01 GMT -5
On February 23rd, 2002 Ring of Honor presents its first show in the promotions history. The show has been titled “The Era of Honor Begins.” As of this writing there are nine matches scheduled to take place, with four of them being qualifying matches to determine a four way contest for the next show to determine the first ever Ring of Honor Heavyweight Champion.
The eight men chosen to take part in the qualifying matches are Spanky, Doug Williams, American Dragon, Homicide, Paul London, CM Punk, Low Ki and Christopher Daniels. Below are the match-ups to take place. - Spanky vs. Homicide - American Dragon vs. Doug Williams - CM Punk vs. Paul London - Low Ki vs. Christopher Daniels
Also you will see the hottest commodity on the independent scene, the Backseat Boys take on the Spanish Announce Team, Joel and Jose Maximo.
In another tag team bout, former ECW World Tag Team Champions the FBI will be in action against a new era of hardcore tag teams, Da Hit Squad.
Don’t miss the first show, as it will truly be memorable.
Also scheduled to appear are, Michael Shane, Jay Briscoe, Jay Lethal, and Samoa Joe!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 1, 2011 9:16:34 GMT -5
Has anybody done the results in a magazine format - usually recapping what's going on the month of April, etc etc, then end with the Pay Per View in details? I'm looking into this format which I think would be a much easier read instead of doing results show by show. Let me know if this would be a good idea. When I did Rewriting the Book with WCW/WWF in 1992, I would to a summary of the feuds leading into the big events and do those in detail.
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