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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 2, 2011 15:43:59 GMT -5
Once 1993 is over will you continue through to 1994? I hope so, I've enjoyed this quite a bit. However, I think the Tag Team division could use some fresh faces. But I'd imagine that will come in 1994 if you decide to keep going. Also if you do keep going, will World Championship Wrestling play any role in this? I'm obviously continuing this into 1994 and beyond. WCW will not play a role in this. I'm strictly booking WWF only.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 2, 2011 11:18:56 GMT -5
I’m kind of interested in the brainwashing that Taker might have pulled on Kane. I could see that leading to a Kane face turn and Taker becoming a heel. Good decision to have Edge win the battle royal. I hope he wins the title at SummerSlam and you start his push earlier then they did in real-life. Simple win for RVD/Sabu. Albert hitting Kurrgan with a bicycle kick hopefully means Albert gets a push! Make them eat their breasts? That’s really weird. Ugh, not a fan of Michaels returning on RAW and beating X-Pac so quickly. I thought it would be common sense to hold off on such a return for a pay per view like SummerSlam. Really baffled by that decision. Kinda lackluster stipulation for HBK/HHH, in my opinion. I think a last man standing match would be more suitable. Very enjoyable Kane/Mankind/Taker segment. Another simple tag win for the Outlaws. I’m actually glad to see the no contest for the tag match. The corporation can’t be losing so many matches since their formation. I can’t imagine that the Big Bossman will be given a big push or anything. The main event seemed alright and the aftermath was okay too. Overall, an enjoyable show for sure. I just didn’t agree with the Michaels return on RAW.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 2, 2011 0:52:09 GMT -5
Week #50: December 12th - December 18th WWF RAW 12/12/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Bret Hart defeated Ed Flowers in 2:58 with the Sharpshooter. After the match, Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Bret Hart. McMahon asked about the holiday season and if Bret would be able to spend it with his family. Bret notes that he hasn’t had any time off from the WWF to go home to the Hart House, but says that he will have Christmas with them no matter what. 2. Kings Court w/Jack Tunney: Jerry Lawler introduces WWF President Jack Tunney for an interview. Lawler brings up how the World Wrestling Federation is headed into the new year, without Tatanka because he is laid up with Chief Jay Strongbow in the hospital! Tunney cuts Lawler off saying “that is exactly why I am out here, Lawler.” Tunney wants the final two weeks of 1993 to be an explosive end to an incredible year and he has a great way of doing that for the WWF fans. Tunney tells Lawler that he has a surprise for him in a few moments, but first, he announces that the Randy Savage and Bam-Bam Bigelow issues will be resolved next week on RAW under street fight rules. Tunney goes over what a street fight means, stating that there will not be any rules for the contest and that “viewer discretion is strongly suggested for such a bout.” Lawler insults Savage assuming that Savage’s career will come to an end since Bigelow has been fuming after Survivor Series and says “I don’t Savage will be missed by anyone!” Tunney lets Lawler laugh briefly before telling Lawler that he isn’t going to have anything to laugh about. Because, Tatanka has been cleared to return to the ring in two weeks! So, Tunney tells Lawler that on December 27th, Jerry Lawler will compete against Tatanka! “Have a Merry Christmas, King.” Lawler tries to convince Tunney to change his mind but Tunney leaves the ring while the fans chant for Tatanka! 3. The Quebecers defeated Jason Hudson/Jared Kendrick in 3:46 when Jacques pinned Kendrick following a pile driver. 4. Crush defeated Harold Thomas in 2:06 with the Kona Vice. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Crush were aired. Crush said that Ron Simmons and the fans turned their backs on him well before he turned on Simmons. Crush says once again that the fans will regret turning their back on him when he takes Simmons out and they no longer have a hero to cheer for. 5. Royal Rumble Report: Todd Petengill hypes up the 1994 Royal Rumble pay per view event. Schedule to take place thus far is the following. WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers defend against the Heavenly Bodies. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defends against Mr. Perfect in a no disqualification match. Pettengill believes that Mr. Perfect will defeat Lex Luger and win the WWF World Champion. Pettengill also mentions the thirty man Royal Rumble match and reveals the first five participants for the match. The first five to compete are, IRS, Jim Neidhart, Chris Benoit, Yokozuna and the Undertaker. Pre-tape comments from Jim Cornette and Yokozuna are aired where Cornette says that on January 23rd, Yokozuna will eliminate all the competition and win the WWF World Championship at WrestleMania! “No one can toss Yokozuna over the top rope. You are looking at the next WWF World Champion!” Pettengill finishes off the segment reminding everyone to call their cable provider to order the event and to not miss the action! 6. The Undertaker defeated Glenn Ruth in 2:08 following the tombstone pile driver. 7. Razor Ramon/WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated WWF Intercontinental Champion Rick Martel/the Heavenly Bodies by DQ when Martel’s valet, Tamara, low blowed Ramon as he had Martel set up for the Razors Edge. During the bout, pre-tape comments by Rick Martel were aired where he introduced his valet, Tamara. Martel stated that she is best looking female in all the world and it’s only fitting that she associates herself with the Model. Next week on RAW: Bam-Bam Bigelow squares off against Randy Savage in what should be a wild, violent and crazy street! Be sure to tune into Monday Night RAW next week to catch the action! WWF Superstars 12/17/1993 1. Marty Jannetty defeated Jim O’Neal in 2:55 following the Rocker Dropper. During the bout, Johnny Polo and the Quebecers shared some pre-tape comments. Polo laughed at the thought of Jannetty and the Kamikaze Kid being treated as a threat in the tag team. Polo states that both men are one hundred and fifty pounds soaking wet and that wrestling is for men and not little boys. Polo suggests that the Quebecers get back on the winning track against Jannetty and Kid once Kid gets out of daycare! 2. Royal Rumble Report: Schedule to take place thus far is the following. WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers defend against the Heavenly Bodies. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defends against Mr. Perfect in a no disqualification match. Pettengill believes that Mr. Perfect will defeat Lex Luger and win the WWF World Champion. Pettengill also mentions the thirty man Royal Rumble match and reveals another five men to take part in the thirty man Royal Rumble match. They are Owen Hart, Jeff Jarrett, Mabel, Mo and Diesel. Pre-tape comments from Diesel are aired where he says that there isn’t any WWF superstar who can stop Big Daddy Cool from plowing over the competition and winning the WWF World Championship at WrestleMania X! 3. Ludvig Borga defeated Justin Manning in 2:07 following a shoulder breaker. 4. Men On A Mission defeated Barry Horowitz/Mike Sharpe in 2:30 when Mable pinned Sharpe following a big splash. After the match, Jeff Jarrett leaves the commentary table and attacks Mo by hitting a DDT! Mabel ends up stalking Jarrett up the aisle way until a muscular man appears from the backstage area to protect Jarrett. Jarrett stands behind the mysterious strong man while taunting Mabel and the fans! 5. Hart Family Video: The video starts off showing family pictures and has some nice music until one of the pictures is torn and money signs fall from the top of the screen. DiBiase’s music hits as we see brief clips of what the Hart Family has been forced to deal with. The purchase of the home, Helen Hart being forced to feed DiBiase and now Diana Hart being treated as DiBiase’s personal maid. All of this, just so they have a place to live! The video ends with DiBiase catchphrase “I’m the Million Dollar Man, and I always get my way!” 6. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defeated Bart Gunn in 6:04 with the Torture Rack. During the bout, Mr. Perfect called in to say that Lex Luger better hold onto the championship tight because at the Royal Rumble, Mr. Perfect is walking out with the gold. Perfect also hypes up his match with Doink the Clown next week on Wrestling Challenge saying “Doink will not be laughing at my expense.” Next week on Superstars: The number one contender Mr. Perfect will be in action against Doink the Clown. Will Doink the Clown get a laugh at Mr. Perfect’s expense, or will Mr. Perfect continue his momentum leading into his championship match against Lex Luger? Tune into Superstars next Saturday! WWF Wrestling Challenge 12/18/1993 1. Yokozuna defeated Scott Taylor/Bob Narveson in 1:34 following a double Bonsai Drop. 2. Chris Benoit/Jim Cornette Confrontation: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Jim Cornette who came out and quickly praised Ludvig Borga for his strength and dominance. Cornette laughs at the suggestion that Chris Benoit could make Borga submit or overpower Borga in any possible way. Chris Benoit ends up walking out to the podium and tells Cornette that he could make Borga tap out in under five minutes. He credits Borga for being a big guy, but that doesn’t make him safe from the Crossface! Cornette gets defensive and ends up having an idea. “You think you can over power Ludvig Borga? You think you have the strength to put Borga down? Well then Benoit, how about you proof it on RAW with an arm wrestling match!” Benoit quickly accepts the challenge telling Cornette that he will show he is truly the strongest, toughest man in the WWF, starting with Borga! 3. Ron Simmons defeated Joe Hawkins in 2:38 following a spine buster. 4. The Nasty Boys defeated Vince Stewart/Tommy Jones in 3:45 when Saggs pinned Jones following a middle rope elbow drop. 5. Royal Rumble Report: Schedule to take place thus far is the following. WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers defend against the Heavenly Bodies. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defends against Mr. Perfect in a no disqualification match. Pettengill believes that Mr. Perfect will defeat Lex Luger and win the WWF World Champion. Pettengill also mentions the thirty man Royal Rumble match and runs down the ten participants scheduled to appear in the match. They are, IRS, Jim Neidhart, Chris Benoit, Yokozuna, the Undertaker, Owen Hart, Jeff Jarrett, Mabel, Mo and Diesel. Pettengill reminds everyone to call their cable provider to order the event so they don’t miss out on the action! 6. Ted DiBiase defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 6:02 with the Million Dollar Dream. After the match, DiBiase shoves a one hundred dollar bill down Kid’s throat until Marty Jannetty runs down to chase DiBiase from the ring. DiBiase heads to the backstage area laughing! Next week on Wrestling Challenge: Owen Hart and Jim Neidhart compete against Shawn Michaels and Diesel. Can the Hart Family get back track or will Ted DiBiase’s associates continue to haunt the Hart Family? Tune into Wrestling Challenge next Sunday! [/font]
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 1, 2011 20:40:15 GMT -5
Third time in two weeks this has happened! I say you stole it.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 1, 2011 19:55:20 GMT -5
Sorry for the delay on replies, I haven't been around the board much. I'm not really satisfied with my AWA diary, but I don't really have any other ideas at the moment. So once I come up with something I'll update my diary. By the way, I love WWF 1993! I can't wait to catch up on what I missed. thanks!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 1, 2011 15:01:53 GMT -5
I have Week 50 all set up, just need to write out the angles/interviews. Hope to have it posted either tonight or tomorrow in the AM.
Also, in case anyone was interested. I have worked out some stuff up to WrestleMania XI. That's right.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 1, 2011 9:30:25 GMT -5
Thanks for everyone who voted for me in the Spotlight! Glad everyone is enjoying the material!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Aug 1, 2011 9:28:40 GMT -5
World Wrestling Federation presents Royal Rumble LIVE on pay per view January 23rd, 1994.
Below is the card thus far for the event.
30 Man Battle Royal to determine the number one contender to the WWF World Championship: Participants: To be announced
For the WWF World Championship: No Disqualification Match [champion] Lex Luger vs. Mr. Perfect
For the WWF World Tag Team Championships: [champions] Steiner Brothers vs. the Heavenly Bodies
*more matches to be announced ** card subject to change
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 21:20:40 GMT -5
CWA High Stride 7/1/2011: I thought it was odd for Coleman to win the first match. I don’t know if Verbicide is supposed to be some monster heel or something, but losing to a much smaller guy on the show doesn’t get the job done of that. Even the post match beat down didn’t really regain his heat, the fact is he lost to Coleman clean. Good to see Chase Stevens being used here. I have no idea who the guys in the next match were, aside from Bashman. Main event was obviously the best part of the show and the aftermath gives Manu/Creed steam to continue. A rather weak opening show, I thought. But hopefully some familiar faces come in.
BFA “A New Age” I’m not familiar with either man in the opener, but by all accounts Ricochet is a stud, that being said I found it surprising he lost. Moxley/O’Reilly would be a very good match and Moxley going over is a good call. Not familiar with Hallowicked and his partner, but it seemed like an alright match. I would’ve preferred Sami to go over as TJ just doesn’t sit well with me for some reason. Kofi/Edwards was a fantastic main event and I could just imagine those two putting on a fabulous bout. Quite interested in this to see how Moxley is used and future developments between Edwards/Kingston.
AAW I was hoping that Christian would win the opener just so that this doesn’t turn into Jeff Jarrett love fest. Ya never know, he might have the stroke! Oh god, push Jacobs to the moon! Kazarian picking up the win over Haas is alright. I suppose Kazarian has more to offer compared to Haas. Alright Cena/Del Rio segment. Would’ve liked to see Sheamus get the big win over Sting, but Sting moving on makes sense. Talk about dream tag team matches, that would’ve been fabulous. Cena over Del Rio was predictable. Overall, a stacked show. Nice job!
GPW Disorder Dutt/Hassan is an interesting matchup but Hassan going over is the ideal outcome. Not surprised to see Quack go over Thorn, though I don’t find Quack to have the personality it takes to lead a company. Count out finish leads me to believe Pac/Evans will continue their matches over the next few shows, nothing wrong with having high flying matches! I could get behind a Hernandez push. Haha I liked Homicide slapping Generico in the face. Hope they end up feuding for a little while. Brown/Strong doesn’t seem like they would have a good match to me, but Brown going over is what I would do. A decent start to this. Interested in some possible feuds occurring.
KGPW Doug over Delirious is perfectly fine. I prefer Doug over Delirious. I’ve never liked squash matches in a tournament, as it gives an un-fair advantage. I just don’t like it. But, Kingston beating Saxton up would be fun. DQ finish for Lynn/Morishima is disappointing. Roode and Aries advancing makes the main event huge! While I was rooting for Aries to win, Roode prevailing as the champ is pretty good. Would’ve liked a few non-tournament matches, though.
GWI Mayhem God, that is a great tag match to open the show. Perfect way to kick off the show in my opinion. Big Show over Magnus was fine, surprised it was a complete squash. Richards/Danielson is another fabulous match. DiBiase/Dinero is a rather odd tag team and I don’t know if I’m sold on them being a tag team. I really liked the Barreta segment. Cara/Bourne is yet another solid match. Good main event, and I’m glad you are dragging out the tournament to crown a champion. Fabulous show.
NLW Next Level 7/6/2011 Lethal/Rave is a fine opener and since Brodie Lee is involved with Rave, this could be my favorite promotion just for that fact! By the way, Corino as a host for the show is great. Steiner/Abyss brawl is fine and the double count-out continues their issues I presume. Low Ki winning the three way is the choice I would’ve done. I would love to see Ki go through everyone on the roster. Bully Ray/Alex Riley is a very interesting feud. Barrett using the chair to cause the DQ is fine since Barrett keeps the title and Cabana was obviously getting the better of Barrett it helps get Cabana over. Not a bad show.
EWE 7/6/2011 Carlito/Red is an odd match to open the show or even happen. I suppose Carlito going over is the right call. The tag match really didn’t interest me since I would be awful to watch anyway. An average main event with Benjamin going over. Obvious that Benjamin/Carlito is the main program which was done to death in 2005. Pretty weak show.
GWI Collision 7/7/2011 Holy crap I like the stable of Magnus, Drew and Ryan. I figured that the arrogant Trent would lose to Jackson here. Punk over Rey in the main event is alright as they would put on a fine show. Glad to see Cara about to feud with Rey. Standard show.
EWE Pain: Figured that Jericho would go over MVP to open the show, and rightfully so. Hardy/Chavo outcome was rather predictable. The Black’s winning is alright, I guess. Not really sure who Cyrus is supposed to be/is. Kane squash, Yawn. Not a fan of the double elimination to close the show and disappointed that the Undertaker is being treated as a background guy. Should’ve just done a tournament to crown a champion, really. Even if it was a just a short four man tournament or something. I’m kind of confused as to why some of these guys weren’t used on the first show.
AAW 7/8/2011 I enjoyed the opening segment as I’m looking forward to a Jarrett/Cena feud for sure. Styles/Regal would be a very good match. I hope to see Jacobs/RVD feud. You continue to put on several good matchups as Joe/Nigel would surely deliver. Perfect Sons/Kidd/Smith feud could be interesting, like seeing a tag team feud too. I would’ve liked to see Daniels win but I suppose Miz is instore for bigger things. Really shocked to see Sheamus lose to Kazarian. Decent main event with Jarrett going over Sting. The fact that Jacobs is feuding with Sting is incredible. Really looking forward to see how that plays out for sure.
BFA I take that Sabre is some kind of submission specialist. Glad to see that O’Reilly picked up the win as he is a hell of a wrestler and is very young. Perkins winning is okay, he just isn’t all that special to me. Greatly enjoyed the Edwards/Moxley match. Wow, shocked that Taylor won as I was expecting Kofi and Edwards to have some serious momentum before their next match. Solid show.
GFA I like the way you are writing Hassan as it just seems perfect. Morgan over Homicide is fine since last time I believe was Morgan was proclaiming to be the best wrestler and all that. Steen losing due to his own aggression is actually a good way to get him over, I think. Brown over Evans is ideal. Roderick Strong beating Dutt is fine, though I would’ve thought that Hernandez would make another appearance. Glad that Generico won, but disappointed there wasn’t any kind of mention of Homicide who spat in his face! Hassan winning is a great way to close the show and I can expect Hassan/Generico to be a good match.
GWI Kind of confused as to why Morrison would just accept defeat. The reaction Orton had is much more acceptable. Huge win the Young Bucks, those four always put on a good match. Damn, I really hope Barreta isn’t just a jobber. I liked his first promo and hope he can get some wins under his belt. I’m greatly enjoying the Cara/Rey feud, too. Glad to see Magnus’s alliance get started on the right foot with a victory over Show and Bourne. Richards/Danielson would be another fabulous match, just hope they don’t wrestle a lot against each other. HHH vs. Punk for the title is fantastic!
EWE Black getting the huge win over Hardy is good to start the show. Damn, Marella beating Primo is a shame. Decent main event with Benjamin going over Carlito which I figured would happen.
NLW: KOW getting the squash win is a fine in-ring debut for them. Nice promo for them as well. Oh jeesh, double duty and KOW win both matches. YES! Nice start to the Riley/Ray feud. Damn management suspending Steiner. Kenta/Rave is a very good main event with Kenta going over pretty obvious. Barrett/Cabana should be a fun match when it happens again.
EWE Haha, you should have just kept with Anderson/Hardy at the pay per view, really. No need for the tournament if that wasn’t the first choice. This is just going to be dragged on longer than needed. Plus, the bait and switch is never good, even if you announced it early. Poor Carlito cant get the upper hand on anything for a long time. Perfectly fine with Black winning. Ziggler! Push him to the moon! Very good main event and the aftermath was nicely done. First show as the new booker, and its by far the best for the promotion.
GWI Collision Haha, Rhodes claiming an injured ankle that cost him the match is a classic heel thing to do. Great way to debut James Storm as well. Big win for DiBiase and Dinero. That should be a fun four tag match at the ppv. I like the British Empire dominating the under-card. Hopefully they get some gold. Melina must be pissed about Morrison’s new girlfriend, unless she is into that. She looks like she would be. Nice segment between Morrison and Orton. Good main event with Storm picking up the win in his debut. Quality show.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 19:44:02 GMT -5
I'll start at the very beginning. Be on the lookout for a lengthy reply soon, folks!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 18:16:57 GMT -5
This might be a dumb question, but are people who aren't judges permitted to reply to Alt. Sims? I just figured to keep it organize that judges and bookers were to post only. Otherwise, i'd be replying to the shows!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 15:38:15 GMT -5
Good start to the program with Christian mentioning that Orton is desperate and didn’t read the contract properly. I liked that touch. Solid win for Jackson, who I consider to be Ahmed Johnson 2.0. Henry getting the squash win is fine since Henry is being pushed as a monster. NO! I can’t believe Striker was slammed. Obviously Bryan gets the win. Barrett being added to the main event makes sense, too. Not surprised to see Orton get the win to face Christian at SummerSlam. Didn’t expect you to go any other way. Wonder if this makes a four way with Henry ripping up the contract. I'm kind of interested in a Orton/Henry singles feud if im totally honest. Overall, seemed like a pretty average show to me.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 14:04:58 GMT -5
If Bob wins this by one vote I'll eat my hand off. If i cost myself the spotlight, i'm going to drown myself in the tub.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 12:18:07 GMT -5
Victory Road has been posted! Big event folks! Will be replying to Dan, Bob, Penguin, and others throughout the day. By the way, if you happen to reply to Victory Road, expect me to return on ASAP. Thanks. Jeessh! Just as i reply to Impact. I'll update my post with Victory Road right now!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 12:14:04 GMT -5
Angle/Nash should be an okay main event. Good win for Kaz to open the show action wise over Sydal. I hope Sydal gets a title run sooner rather than later. I’m loving the build for Kong as she has demolished everyone as she goes after Kim, again. Jimmy Rave for the win, Fantastic! There is no way Beer Money wins the tag titles. LAX has had zero positive momentum in that feud. Shocking win for Young. Decent main event, obvious that Angle was going over. I wonder if Nash will be Styles mystery partner. Usually the mystery partner is a new wrestler to the promotion. I’m quite interested to find out the choice. Not a bad show this week.
Ah, poor Petey couldn’t defeat the nose candy. Glad that Kaz ended up winning the championship since he was inline for the championship match to begin with. Wow, kind of surprised that Kim retained the belt but I like it. I thought for sure that Kong was going to walk away with the title since she was beating all the other Knockouts. A fine win for Team 3-D. I suppose that Abyss/Rhino might not last as a tag team. Good match between Dutt and Lethal. I like to see the feud continue for a little while longer. Glad that LAX retained the titles since they didn’t have any momentum heading into the match. Another good tag match and glad to see Daniels be Styles mystery partner. I hope to see Angle/Styles on PPV again. A nice segment between Jarrett/Sting for Hard Justice. I wonder if Sting is legit retiring in your game or something. Thank god Booker didn’t win the title. Joe needs a lengthy run and should drop it to someone who can be pushed for years to come. Overall, I really liked the pay per view. I don’t think I disagreed with any decisions. Nice job!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 12:08:41 GMT -5
Fine start to the program. It seemed like Mankind was talking like Del Rio and R-Truth with their conspiracies and destiny to be champion. Lackluster opening match, I thought. I just wasn’t interested in it. D’Lo needs to get some clean wins, I think too. I liked the aftermath of Regal attacking Vader, but I would’ve though Regal would save Jarrett from suffering a clean loss. A ladder match for the tag titles is interesting, and I hope that RVD/Sabu win the freaking titles since they should excel at such a match while the Outlaws would be rather limited. Damn.. Why did Tenta lose in under five minutes? That kills any kind threat he has to beating upper midcarders to me. I don’t see how this helps Tenta at all, hell, I don’t really see the need for Austin to beat Tenta in under five minutes. I had no interest in matches 4-6 since it involved seemingly filler or angles that are not exciting to me. Okay… the rock and Rikishi losing to Taka and Runnels makes zero sense in my opinion. By all accounts, you were building them up as respectable heels, especially Rikishi which I was liking. But, to have Taka cleanly pin Rikishi is odd. I don’t understand it at all. I do like the scary physical side of Dustin Runnels, but I don’t see the need of destroying the Rock and especially Rikishi. I hope Rikishi gets some serious revenge and takes both men out or something. Typical non-clean ending to the show. Seems pretty repetitive. Overall, I didn’t find this show to be all that great. I disagree on several booking calls, but hopefully it all plays out in the end. Right now, I’m just confused as to some of the decisions.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 31, 2011 11:52:23 GMT -5
Good opener to kick off the show. I was wondering if this was going to be Edge’s breakthrough match to become a upper-midcard guy, but Owen winning is fine as well. The Edge/Gangrel feud is actually kind of interesting and entertaining. Figured that Rey would go over Christopher, and I liked the ending with Rey fighting off both Christopher and Taylor. I don’t know if we are going to see six man challenge for the lightweight championship considering Taka and the Hardy’s got involved afterwards, that would be a sick match, though. Venis/Runnels didn’t really entertain me, but the right guy went over. No surprise whatsoever that Rock went over D’Lo. A decent tag title match, good win for the Dudleys. I’m very happy to see Vader go over Shamrock here. Seemed like a solid match as well. The DQ finish for HHH/Mankind obviously means this is going to drag out further. I can live with that. A very good main event and I liked that the Undertaker has won the championship, I prefer him over Kane in this diary. Overall, I thought this was a very good pay per view. Sure some of the outcomes were obvious, but they appeared to be good matches.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 30, 2011 20:06:49 GMT -5
Week 49 in WWF 1993 has been posted! NEW CHAMP!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 30, 2011 20:03:01 GMT -5
Week #49: December 5th - December 11th
WWF RAW 12/5/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Chris Benoit defeated Tom Howard in 2:26 with the Crossface. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Ludvig Borga and Jim Cornette were aired. Cornette talked about Borga being the toughest man to step foot in the ring and believes that Benoit needs to be brought to reality that he stinks just as much as the rest of the Hart Family! 2. Kings Court w/the Undertaker & Paul Bearer: Jerry Lawler opened up the segment continuing to mock Tatanka, stating that he is more than happy to beat Tatanka once again in the middle of the ring. Lawler finishes off insulting Tatanka saying that when he gets done with him, Tatanka’s tribe will turn their backs on him. Lawler proceeds to introduce the “resident dead man†the Undertaker and Paul Bearer. As the Undertaker and Bearer make their way down to the ring, Lawler is rather standoffish, clearly intimidated by his guest. Lawler talks to Bearer about defeating Earthquake at Survivor Series. However, he also reminds everyone that Bam-Bam Bigelow stated several weeks ago that isn’t done with the Undertaker and sees their war tied up at one to one. Bearer tells Bigelow that WWF officials have deemed their matches too dangerous to be sanctioned, and thus they can not have a WWF approved matches. However, Bearer says that he and the Undertaker will fight Bigelow whenever he wishes because “throwing a fireball at the Undertaker at WrestleMania IX is not forgotten and never will be forgiven.†Lawler turns the conversation to the WWF World Championship, which Bearer mentioned last week. Bearer tells Lawler that the Undertaker had a brief taste of the WWF World Championship a couple years ago, and he has been looking to reclaim the championship. Bearer finishes off the segment telling Lawler that the Undertaker will not rest until the WWF World Championship is brought back to the dark side! 3. Yokozuna defeated Brian Costello in 1:15 following the Bonsai Drop. 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Vince Chandler/Dan Dubiel in 2:57 when Rick pinned Chandler following a top rope bulldog. 5. Ted DiBiase Video: Ted DiBiase welcomes the cameras to his home, previously known as the Hart Family. DiBiase starts off by saying that he no longer wants the house to be called the Hart Family. “No, it needs a name that is more fitting. Since I am a millionaire, I want my house to be called the Million Dollar Mansion.†DiBiase continues as he walks around the house reminding Bret of his surprise. “Your sister, Diana Hart, returned to home and since I don’t believe in treating people above others, she has been put to work just like everyone else.†DiBiase enters the living the room where Diana is wearing a maids outfit and is cleaning the room. DiBiase states that Diana is his personal maid and does everything he demands of her. Diana is clearly miserable as DiBiase sits down and has her put on his socks and shoes. The segment comes to an end with DiBiase laughing on the couch while Diane remains kneeled next to DiBiase with a dejected look on her face. 6. Randy Savage Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Randy Savage who is quite happy considering he has re-established himself a respectable competitor in the WWF after pinning Bam-Bam Bigelow at the Survivor Series. Ross notes that Bigelow has issued a challenge to Savage for a fight instead of a wrestling match. Savage tells Bigelow to name the time or place and they will settle their issues once and for all! OH YEAH! 7. Rick Martel defeated WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon in 12:23 to win the title following a distraction by a “female fan.†allowing Martel to roll Ramon up and use the tights for extra leverage. After the match, Martel grabbed the female fan from security and left the backstage area. The announcers wonder what the connection is between Martel and the mystery female fan is.
WWF Superstars 12/10/1993 1. Ludvig Borga defeated Barry Horowitz in 2:44 following a shoulder breaker. 2. Bam-Bam Bigelow Comments: Pre-tape comments from Bam-Bam Bigelow were aired. Bigelow says that when he fights Savage that it will be the end of an era. Bigelow mentions that he has a lot of built up frustration and his frustrations will be let out on the Macho Man. Bigelow mocks Savage’s “oh yeah†catchphrase to end the segment. 3. Marty Jannetty/the Kamikaze Kid defeated Ryan Jenson/Timmy Parker in 2:35 when Kid pinned Parker following a moonsault. 4. Doink the Clown defeated Mike Weston in 2:08 following the Whoopee Cushion. 5. Bret Hart Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Bret Hart. McMahon talks about DiBiase renaming the Hart House to the Million Dollar Mansion and has now made Diana Hart his personal maid. Bret tells McMahon that ever since losing the WWF World Championship his life has done a complete one hundred and eighty degrees downward. Bret says he will reclaim the house and will give DiBiase whatever he wants to make that happen. McMahon brings up Shawn Michaels claiming to be the best in wrestling since he survived the Survivor Series match. Hart actually comments this time around telling Michaels that he isn’t the best until he beats the best there was, the best there is and the best there ever will be. Until you do that, you are nothing more than a wannabe. 6. Mr. Perfect defeated Quebecer Jacques in 8:42 following the Perfect Plex. During the bout, WWF World Champion Lex Luger called in to promote his match with Mr. Perfect saying that their will not be the “perfect ending†to this story and says that Perfect will be known as the guy who just wasn’t good enough to be the WWF World Champion.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 12/11/1993 1. The Headshrinkers defeated Jeremy Lopez/Carl Anderson in 2:18 when Fatu pinned Anderson following a top rope big splash. 2. Ron Simmons Video: A video promoting Ron Simmons is aired. During the video, Simmons is shown working out, hitting a punching bag and doing various football drills. At the end of the video, Simmons grabs something off the punching bag, which happens to be a paper with Crush’s face on it. Simmons rips the paper to shreds before walking off. 3. Owen Hart defeated Karl Auber in 2:13 following a missile dropkick. 4. Jeff Jarrett defeated Eric Martinez in 2:39 following a jumping double arm DDT. 5. Shawn Michaels Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Shawn Michaels. McMahon talks to Michaels about his statements regarding Bret Hart. Michaels says that while the money he got from DiBiase was great, the feeling of beating Bret Hart at Survivor Series surpassed that. McMahon chimes in to remind Michaels that he never actually pinned Hart, but Michaels shrugs it off saying that he might as well have. Michaels says ever since he trimmed the deadweight (in reference to Jannetty) he has wanted to be recognized as the best wrestler ever to compete. “But, McMahon, Bret Hart and yourself have brainwashed the WWF fans into thinking that Bret Hart is the best.†Michaels acknowledges his losses against Bret Hart but says he has gotten the tweaks worked out in order to defeat Bret Hart. Michaels also wants to beat Bret Hart live on pay per view stating “I want the WWF fans to purchase the event where Shawn Michaels pins Bret Hart for a three count.†Michaels officially challenges Bret Hart to a match at the Royal Rumble to end the segment. 6. Men on a Mission defeated the Beverly Brothers in 7:03 when Mable pinned Blake following a big splash. After the match, Jeff Jarrett’s music cut off Men on a Mission’s theme music. Mabel and Mo look on in confusion until Jarrett arrives with a guitar. Jarrett laughs while Men on a Mission cover their ears as country music blares throughout the arena!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 30, 2011 18:57:00 GMT -5
I agree. By the looks of what he was doing in his sim, to rip on him for the name "Riot" is quite childish. You have that wrong. I just told him what I would in a standard reply looking it over. "There was nothing wrong with 'Sacrifice'". He couldn't handle it so he decided to start trolling me, deleting his post so it looked like I was spamming. And then he was mocking me. I have my reasons. End of story. Just take the high road. Oh well.
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