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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 14, 2011 22:00:42 GMT -5
Watch it for the matches. They have the best all round roster in American wrestling right now. Ring of Honor disagrees with that.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 14, 2011 17:55:07 GMT -5
Can anyone help with ma problem on deciding because I am turning towards the idea of WWE TNA and ECW because I got more ideas for that. It will be up on Wednesday all of them will start the week after Summerslam except for ECW which will have more news if you go onto my sim on wednesday You're doing THREE promotions? Too much, too much. I've done it before, and so have people before. If he can pull it off, why not?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 14, 2011 17:40:14 GMT -5
D’Lo/Edge is a good opener for the show, but I don’t like Brown retaining. I felt like this would’ve been a great point to put the title on Edge and make him a star before he really ended up being one. Glad to see Shamrock went over Severn, who can’t be a big asset for this. A very good match between Owen and Jarrett. I was kind of surprised that Owen retained the championship, actually. I think its clear from the aftermath that he will win it eventually. Didn’t really like Snow/Venis. Enjoyable match between Vader/Regal. I could really get behind a push for Vader. Disappointed that Regal lost to him, making his win over Austin a distant memory. I’ll assume that was Mike Awesome debuting and all I can say is HELL YEAH. No surprise that Rock went over Runnels. Was the NAO appearance before their ladder match really necessary? Makes me think the match should’ve been on earlier. A good ladder match, but the hug was ridiculous. As soon as I read that it made RVD and Sabu lose any of their hardcore appeal in this. I pictured them as rebels and misfits. They hug the Outlaws after the build up? Didn’t like that. The street fight was obviously done well and HHH going over is marvelous. I’m kind of surprised that Kane won the title as I was expecting Taker to walk out the champion. I don’t like Michaels coming back out so soon and costing Austin the championship. Was HHH’s beating not that vicious? Should’ve but the street fight closer to the middle of the show so that HBK would realistically have some recovery time to make another appearance if at all. Overall, pretty solid pay per view. Didn’t like the decision for the opener, ladder match and the Michaels run in for the main event but the matches were all pretty entertaining, I suppose.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 14, 2011 17:26:46 GMT -5
Truth/Morrison is a fine opening match to kick off the pay per view. I would’ve preferred Morrison to go over since Truth has been pretty strong. Disliked the tag team title match being on the show, there was no need for it to be on the pay per view, really. Bryan defeating Rhodes is the best decision. I can get behind the feud continuing, I guess. Phoenix winning the title is a very good decision. I see it as a new era for the women’s division, personally. Miz leaving RAW is another good call. Riley has plenty of guys to feud with on RAW while last I knew Miz pretty much feuded with everyone. I hope we don’t see another Christian/Orton match considering Christian pinned Orton. Del Rio over Rey is fine, as well. That’s another feud that seems to never die. I really enjoyed the Henry/Booker segment as it could be a great way to get Booker back into active competition. Pretty good main event with Punk/Cena. I hope to god that you keep Cena off television for a long, long time. It would be difficult to do as a booker but with the stipulation that he is fired and not just off RAW should mean he is gone for a long time and not just two weeks. Overall, a good pay per view.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 14, 2011 16:22:23 GMT -5
Week #2 in 1994 has been posted!
I will be replying to Dan and Elliots SummerSlam events.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 14, 2011 16:21:14 GMT -5
Week #2: January 10th - January 16th
WWF RAW 1/10/1994 (Poughkeepsie, NY) 1. Diesel defeated Dave Scott in 2:19 following a power bomb. 2. Kings Court w/Ron Simmons: Jerry Lawler welcomes everyone to the greatest talk show to ever be aired on television, the Kings Court. He discusses the Royal Rumble which is thirteen days away. He says that royalty will rightfully win the Royal Rumble and that he will main event WrestleMania! Eventually, Lawler introduces his guest this week, Ron Simmons. Lawler talks about Camp Cornette and more specifically Crush, who turned on Simmons back in October. Lawler believes that Crush did the right thing by cutting the deadweight that was keeping him down which was the fans and Simmons! Lawler asks what Simmons has done in the WWF other than slamming Yokozuna which is the biggest fluke to ever happen. Lawler doesn’t believe Simmons could do it again and sure as heck doesn’t believe that Simmons can beat Crush at the Royal Rumble. Simmons is clearly aggravated saying that he came here to the WWF to make a statement, to be someone the fans can get behind. Simmons says that he trusted Crush and that ended up being the wrong idea. However, Simmons believes that when you get knocked down you have to get back up and to never give up. Lawler quips in saying that only a moron would think that way. Simmons stares down Lawler and tells him that if he wants a piece of him to just say so. Lawler laughs at Simmons suggesting that he is any competition to him. Lawler decides to tell Simmons that next week he will show all the moronic fans that just because Simmons has big muscles doesn’t mean he can beat royalty! 3. Bret Hart defeated Tony DeVito in 2:54 with the Sharpshooter. During the bout, Ted DiBiase shared some pre-tape comments saying that he isn’t worried about Bret Hart because he believes Shawn Michaels will take care of business in thirteen days. DiBiase continues by saying that he is going for the WWF World Championship as he plans on tossing twenty nine other chumps over the top rope. 4. Lex Luger Hype Video: A video promoting the WWF World Champion Lex Luger was aired. The video went over Luger’s journey in the WWF for his first year. He debuted at the Royal Rumble with a special unveiling by Bobby Heenan, defeating Mr. Perfect at his first WrestleMania, defeating Randy Savage, Mr. Perfect and Crush to win the 1993 King of the Ring, and beating WWF World Champion Bret Hart at SummerSlam. Now, he meets the man that he has defeated two times before in singles action. He is a man who not only wants but needs to win the WWF World Championship to prove to himself that he is a champion. Lex Luger meets his greatest test to date, Mr. Perfect on January 23rd, 1994. 5. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Charles Haroldson/Steve King in 3:12 when Scott pinned King following the Frankensteiner. 6. Royal Rumble 1994 Report: Todd Pettengill hypes up the Royal Rumble which takes place in less than two weeks. After promoting the championship matches and singles matches taking place Pettengill mentions that there are a few men pulling double duty at the event as they will compete in singles action and the Royal Rumble. Pettengill reveals that those men will be Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Tatanka, Crush, and Ron Simmons! Pettengill believes this will be one event you simply can’t miss! 7. Yokozuna fought Tatanka to a double count-out in 7:24 when Tatanka blocked a tennis racket shot from Cornette and went to the floor. Yokozuna followed and they brawled while the referee counted them out.
Next week on RAW: The loud mouth Jerry Lawler has gotten himself in trouble again. He will meet Ron Simmons in singles action next week on RAW!
WWF Superstars 1/15/1994 1. Razor Ramon defeated Tom Pritchard by disqualification in 6:49 when Jimmy Del Ray attacked Ramon while he went for the Razors Edge. After the match, Ramon was able to fight off both men after breaking free from Pritchard and sent both men to the floor. Ramon signaled that at the Royal Rumble the gold will be coming back around his waist! 2. Crush defeated Roger Davidson in 2:05 with the Kona Vice. 3. Ted DiBiase/Bret Hart Hype Video: A video promoting Bret Hart’s recent issues is aired. It starts off with him losing the WWF World Championship at SummerSlam and was dejected afterwards. Things didn’t get better for him as after he was unable to take care of his parents home, the rich Ted DiBiase swooped in and bought the house while making Bret’s parents and sister into his servants so that they could remain living there. Also, Hart has to battle Shawn Michaels at the Royal Rumble to even get a shot at DiBiase at WrestleMania. Can Hart get his life back on track or will he crumble to the pressure? 4. Jeff Jarrett defeated Mark Starr in 2:49 following a jumping DDT. During the bout, Jarrett shared pre-tape comments saying that next week Scott Norton makes his debut and will make a huge impact by tossing Mabel on his butt in their over the top rope challenge! 5. Royal Rumble 1994 Report: Todd Pettengill hypes up the Royal Rumble which takes place in less than two weeks. After promoting the championship matches and singles matches taking place Pettengill mentions that there are a few men pulling double duty at the event as they will compete in singles action and the Royal Rumble. Pettengill reveals that those men will be Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Tatanka, Crush, and Ron Simmons! Pettengill believes this will be one event you simply can’t miss! 6. Mr. Perfect defeated Dale Robinson in 2:11 following the Perfect Plex. 7. Ludvig Borga defeated Chris Benoit in 8:34 after a distraction by Jim Cornette and Owen Hart on the apron. Cornette got on the apron with his tennis racket looking to hit Benoit but Owen got on there as well to tug the racket away. However, the momentum from tugging away ended up seeing him hit Benoit in the head accidentally as Benoit went over to take care of Cornette. That lead to Borga hitting a dazed Benoit with a shoulder breaker to win the bout.
Next week on Superstars: The muscular bodyguard Scott Norton will compete against Mabel in an over the top rope challenge. Who will display their incredible strength as we are just days away from the Royal Rumble? Also, the WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers will be in action!
WWF Wrestling Challenge 1/16/1994 1. WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel defeated Chris Kanyon in 3:14 with the Boston Crab. During the bout, Razor Ramon called in to say that at the Royal Rumble Martel will no longer have the chance to brag about his model looks because the Bad Guy is angry and going to break Martel’s face with his fists! 2. Tatanka Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Tatanka. Tatanka is target for the promo is Jim Cornette who continues to get involved in matches that involve Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga, Crush and the Heavenly Bodies. Tatanka says that on RAW he believed he had Yokozuna right where he wanted him and that Cornette knew that. He believes that Cornette is afraid of what Tatanka is capable of doing. Tatanka says that everyone will see what he capable of doing at the Royal Rumble! 3. The Kamikaze Kid/Marty Jannetty defeated Mike Bell/Barry Horowitz in 4:39 when Jannetty pinned Bell following the Rocker Dropper. During the bout, Diesel and Shawn Michaels shared some pre-tape comments by saying that next week on Wrestling Challenge they are going to an end to this little underdog team as they the new big boys of the tag team division and everyone is to take notice of that! 4. Doink the Clown defeated PJ Walker in 2:44 following the Whoopee Cushion. 5. Royal Rumble 1994 Report: Todd Pettengill hypes up the Royal Rumble which takes place in less than two weeks. After promoting the championship matches and singles matches taking place Pettengill mentions that there are a few men pulling double duty at the event as they will compete in singles action and the Royal Rumble. Pettengill reveals that those men will be Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Tatanka, Crush, and Ron Simmons! Pettengill believes this will be one event you simply can’t miss! 6. Jim Neidhart defeated IRS in 6:15 following a running power slam. After the match, IRS smashed Neidhart in the face with his steel briefcase before being escorted to the backstage area by officials.
Next week on Wrestling Challenge: Diesel and Shawn Michaels will be in tag action against the Kamikaze Kid and Marty Jannetty!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 12, 2011 21:46:17 GMT -5
Just now working on week 2 for WWF 1994. Hope to have it up sometime tomorrow.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 12, 2011 21:02:10 GMT -5
I don’t know why Heyman would be mad at McMahon for signing his guys. I’d imagine he would be more upset that RVD and Sabu aren’t loyal to him and all that. I decent opening segment, but I just want to see the ladder match end this feud that shouldn’t have been brought back in my opinion. Fine opening contest, nothing wrong with how that played out. I’m not all that interested in Edge/Brown feud. I’m sure it would be a fun match, but from an angle issue I don’t have much interest in it. The Bossman/Austin segment reminds me of the Bossman/Hogan feud from 89, which is random I know. I hate that Runnels went over Brown here. I don’t like the champion being treated so weakly even if he is going to lose the title at the PPV, which I can only assume to be the case. Fine segment between HBK/HHH. I hope HHH wins and takes HBK off television. Negro was the worst of the three to win the number one contenders match, I never liked him and thought he was really mediocre in the ring from what I saw. Alright main event, I hope Jarrett gets some kind of push after getting the pin despite Taker making that happen. Only six matches, but a few angle advancements for the go home show for SummerSlam, not bad.
Not going to comment on HEAT other than I hate Negro winning the Lightweight Championship.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 12, 2011 20:12:47 GMT -5
I can get into this more once you get past SummerSlam because I feel like this will become more of your own ideas and not just dragging things out from what actually has been happened or recent feuds. I’m looking over the SummerSlam card, which looks pretty decent to me. Just some brief Smackdown thoughts.
Decent start to the show as it makes sense for Sheamus to get the win considering he is in the co-main event for SummerSlam. I don’t know exactly when DiBiase/Rhodes have been paired but it seems fairly recent, so I don’t know about teasing a split. Alright win for Jackson, but I don’t have any interest in Khali or his buddy. didn’t really like Bryan losing but it advanced his feud with Rhodes. I hope Bryan goes over Rhodes. Gabriel is a rather weak opponent for Christian and I didn’t buy into the whole champion being weakened or whatever. Typical brawl to end the show after a rather lackluster main event. Seemed like a fine episode with some last minute feud progression. I’ll be reading SummerSlam.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 12, 2011 19:57:52 GMT -5
Pretty good opening match with Canddio going over. I could totally get behind Candido regaining the championship. I hope there is reference to that, he did hold it in early 2000. A rather good match between Malice/Nowinski with the right guy going over. I can imagine that Nowinski could get his heat back no problem. Fantastic win for the young duo of York and Matthews. I really enjoy the push they have been given thus far. Haha, the Kwee Kwee segment reminded me of his TNA 2002 stuff. Predictable win for Bigelow since he appears to be heading towards Douglas. A pretty solid main event for Thunder and good angle advancement for Luger/Bagwell. I liked the episode, personally. Having guys that may not be on Nitro appear on Thunder on a regular basis is fine by me.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 12, 2011 19:43:24 GMT -5
WWF Sunday Night HeAT: Sunday 30th August 1998 posted. - Yoshihiro Tajiri vs Abismo Negro for the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship - Mark Henry vs X-Pac - The Headbangers & Kurrgan vs The Oddities - Build for SummerSlam. - 2 replies unlocks SummerSlam 1998. So, if you don't get two replies we never see SummerSlam 98?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 12, 2011 19:32:28 GMT -5
Am I missing something? I thought Haz was such.great.heights. I'm confused. he has been suspended for 30 days, i believe.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 12, 2011 10:15:51 GMT -5
Thanks to Dan, Duan and Elliot for their replies to 94.
Those three, along with Jord and whomever else catches my eye will get a reply today.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 11, 2011 15:58:31 GMT -5
Well look what I started.... Didn't mean for that to happen its only a discussion, i'd rather you speak your mind. I am guilty for not reading GATTACA as much as I should, but its only because I am poop on Japanese wrestling. Same here. I don't want to leave a crap reply saying "i dont know who this is" every single time.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 11, 2011 14:41:22 GMT -5
My only problem with current day dairies are that all of them are pretty similar and only a few things stick out. Since you grouped all the "current day diaries" together, have you even looked at my TNA sim? I'm doing stuff totally different then the other TNA sims on this board and what TNA is doing/has done on television. I don't see how only a few things stick on in my sim, as I'm doing things that nobody is doing (nor TNA), so how does that not stick out? Maybe you were referring to the WWE current day ones, but to group all "current day ones" together is just silly. I thought I was doing things that stuck out, but I guess not. Now, I feel like the past six months have been a waste of my time because I haven't done anything that "sticks out". The same people that tell me "Oh, you don't stick with anything" are the same ones that don't bother to (apparently) read it. Thanks to DTP for actually replying to my shows on a regular basis and up until his last reply, didn't ask for one in return. I will return his reply because he is apparently the only one who enjoys reading and replying to my diary despite nothing sticking out. I'm pretty sure he meant WWE ones. That are all very alike. I believe yours is the only TNA current day one going, so yours wouldn't be under that category.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 11, 2011 11:31:24 GMT -5
My only problem with current day dairies are that all of them are pretty similar and only a few things stick out. So true.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 11, 2011 10:40:26 GMT -5
I don't know how many times I have dished out relies to literally ten diaries at a time, and less than half of them return the reply. the same old excuse is "i don't know the era". I find it hilarious because more times then not, the guys in 1993 were wrestling in 1999-2000 and whatnot.
That's why Dan, Penguin, duan, chaz, Matt and whomever else return my replies will always get a reply from me.
BUT, if people reply to my diary first, i always return the reply. Even if its a sign up. I remember giving Bockwinkel a huge reply for his diary.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 10, 2011 12:39:00 GMT -5
i really want to reply to Bob's diary...its gunna happen by tomorrow night or i caps riot. Thanks man! Looking forward to it!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 8, 2011 15:48:12 GMT -5
He wouldn't come back here... he is done with Sims. C'mon now, Dan. That is why you never say "i'm leaving and never coming back". They always come back... unless you are Planet Charisma.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 8, 2011 15:42:05 GMT -5
Week #1 in WWF 1994 has been posted.
I'm figuring once i get past the Rumble the shows will be better. The 6+ weeks or longer in some cases to promote pay per views are so annoying.
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