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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 26, 2011 19:13:25 GMT -5
HBK/HHH is heating up more and more, fine start to the show as it different then the usual Austin/McMahon/Taker stuff. Edge win is fine. I don’t like Kurrgan as he offers nothing to the WWF. I really hope we don’t see a Severn/Shamrock UFC type match here. That Venis segment was really, really odd to me. Fine promo to debut the Corporation, and I like the guys in the stable. DQ finish for Rock/Owen was a bit odd, and the idea of a Dustin/Rock feud doesn’t interest me in the slightest. A big win for d’Lo as he gets some momentum as the IC Champion. Ugh, Sabu/RVD going after the titles again… no need for that to happen. Regal wrestling Taka is really unfortunate. He beat Austin last week and wrestles a low midcard guy. At least he had some kind of interaction with Austin, but was destroyed. Lackluster follow up on Regal’s debut, in my opinion. Typical DQ finish to finish off the main event and Austin standing tall is okay, but the dude just got destroyed by the new Corporation the last segment. That seemed a bit odd. I didn’t really like this episode all that much.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 26, 2011 18:58:33 GMT -5
I’m glad that Cena gets his rematch at SummerSlam instead of later on in the show. Cena/Del Rio is a good match to have on the show as well. Ziggler/Bourne is a fine opener. Damn bait and switch for Cena/Del Rio! Cena beating Truth is fine, but I’m liking the idea of Del Rio/Cena feud down the line the seed being planted early on. Fine win for Riley and I’m glad Rey won the belt and will face Cena at the PPV. I’m sure they would put on a good match. Aside from the Cena/Del Rio and the main event didn’t seem all that enjoyable to me.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 26, 2011 18:49:06 GMT -5
Good start to the show with the Animals going over. I wouldn’t mind seeing them go for the tag straps. A very good segment to promote Goldberg/Flair later on and I love that War Games is making a comeback! I figured that Madusa would be forced to join Team Canada. DDP/Luger would be ugly, but at least DDP won and Bagwell got involved to continue his new feud with former partner Luger. I hope Bagwell gets a massive baby face push that he should’ve gotten in 98-99. Steiner winning is fine, though that pretty much prevents Rhodes from getting another title shot I would think. I very much like Bigelow/Douglas feud! Good main event but an excellent aftermath. While I don’t really like Hogan returning since WCW should be focused on youth, it was done nicely. Good show!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 26, 2011 18:39:07 GMT -5
6/12/08: the opening segment served its purpose for Joe/Booker. Sydal over Skipper is fine with me. A possible Abyss/Rhino union is interesting. I can get behind a monster push for Morgan. Beer Money appears to be the new team to go after LAX, I like that. I don’t see how a tag match would settle the issues between Styles and Angle, really. Not a bad episode but not great, really.
6/19/08: Lethal/Rave is a fine opener. I’ve always kinda hoped that Rave would use his Embassy type gimmick in TNA. That could be some fun. No surprise that Kong went over. Pretty standard idea of Storm going over Hernandez to give the challengers some momentum. Very happy to see Tomko not being pulled down the card. If he becomes Angle’s bodyguard or something, that would be neat. MCMG win is fine. Even if Joe distracting Booker, I don’t really like Nash going over here. Booker didn’t even get a payback of anything. I hope to see some serious build for Booker leading into the event. Decent episode, I’d say better than last week.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 26, 2011 13:42:53 GMT -5
I've never understood the point of deleting your account. Just sign out and don't come on here until you can. Seems pretty simple.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 25, 2011 13:18:27 GMT -5
Hoping to get Survivor Series up by Wednesday. Be on the lookout for it.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 24, 2011 19:47:15 GMT -5
That's the problem with having two diaries... I'm going to stick to your 98, Dan. I'll get confused with all the other 2011's going on right now.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 20:13:21 GMT -5
WWF SURVIVOR SERIES 1993 CARD:
Survivor Series Elimination Match: Team Perfect (Mr. Perfect, WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon, WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers and Tatanka) vs Team Luger (WWF World Champion Lex Luger, Rick Martel, the Quebecers and Jerry Lawler)
Survivor Series Elimination Match: Team Hart (Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Jim Neidhart and Chris Benoit) vs. Team DiBiase (Ted DiBiase, IRS, Shawn Michaels and Diesel)
Casket Match: the Undertaker vs. Earthquake
Survivor Series Elimination Match: Team Cornette (Yokozuna, Crush, Ludvig Borga and Bam-Bam Bigelow) vs. Team Simmons (Ron Simmons, Marty Jannetty, the Kamikaze Kid and Randy Savage)
** card subject to change
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 19:10:28 GMT -5
You're pumping stuff out like crazy, Bob. On that note, HeAT will be post tonight or tomorrow morning. Tends to happen with a fractured foot keeping me sidelined.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 19:04:25 GMT -5
Week 46, the last full week before Survivor Series 1993, has been posted.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 18:56:58 GMT -5
Week #46: November 15th - November 21st WWF RAW 11/15/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Rick Martel defeated Bob Cook in 2:07 with the Boston Crab. 2. Bret Hart Announces His Team: Vince McMahon introduces former WWF World Champion Bret Hart who is here tonight to announce his team to combat against Ted DiBiase’s team (which will be announced on Superstars). McMahon brings up the DiBiase situation, where DiBiase has bought the Hart House. Bret is clearly in no mood to discuss the matter as it has been weighing heavily on his mind. Bret tells McMahon that ever since SummerSlam his career and personal life has been going downward. He lost the WWF World Championship to the pompous Lex Luger, and the greedy Ted DiBiase looked to get notice by buying the house he and grew up in. Bret says DiBiase has accomplished getting attention and has accomplished the goal of getting his butt kicked for putting his family through hell. The crowd is heavily behind Bret has he says that the Hart Family stays united no matter what. Bret tells McMahon it’s an obvious choice to pick his brother Owen Hart and his brother in law Jim Neidhart. That leaves one spot that he needs to be filled. Bret talks about the recently debuted Chris Benoit and how he has been trained by the Harts. Bret reveals that Chris Benoit has agreed to join the fight and believes that he can trust Benoit. McMahon hypes up the team until Bret chimes in saying that the Hart Family always survives no matter what the circumstances and they will survive at Survivor Series! 3. Earthquake defeated Emilio Ramirez in 1:18 following a sit down splash. 4. Crush Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the turncoat, Crush. Ross reminds the fans that Crush believes that the people turned their backs on him when Simmons came into town, but Ross personally doesn’t think that is the case. Crush gets offended by Ross’s statements. Crush remembers how he tried to fight off two guys, Yokozuna and Borga, two huge competitors. It would be difficult for even the best man to beat either man… but then Ron Simmons comes into town on July 4th and slams Yokozuna. Crush knew right then and there that he was chop liver and the fans had a new person to attach to. “I had been battling against those guys for months. Simmons comes in and after one day he is treated as a national hero for slamming Yokozuna on a fluke.” One day, Cornette sat me down and I realized that I needed to be with people who had my back and supported me no matter what. Jim Cornette knows I have the talent and that I am a superior wrestler compared to Simmons. Now, you will all soon realize this when I become everyone’s worst nightmare and end your heroes career. 5. Survivor Series 1993 Report: Todd Pettengill hypes up the event that happens next Wednesday live on pay per view. Be sure to tune into the event as it will surely not disappoint! 6. Doink the Clown defeated Tony Bell in 2:32 following the Whoopee Cushion. 7. Randy Savage defeated Ludvig Borga in 10:02 following a top rope elbow drop. After the match, Savage blocks a tennis racket shot from Cornette and goes to scoop slam Cornette but Borga punches Savage in the kidney area and delivers a gut buster. Ron Simmons runs down to clothesline Borga over the top to the floor. Simmons stares down Borga until Crush runs down to the ring and they brawl as Borga slides into the ring to close out the show. WWF Superstars 11/20/1993 1. The Heavenly Bodies defeated Glenn Ruth/Bradley Brooks in 2:52 when Del Ray pinned Brooks following a top rope leg drop. 2. Ted DiBiase Reveals His Team: Vince McMahon introduces the Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase so he can reveal his team. DiBiase starts off saying that he isn’t surprised by Bret’s selections as he has seen how close the Hart Family is. It isn’t DiBiase’s fault that Bret couldn’t provide for the family that he loves. It’s not DiBiase’s fault that his parents couldn’t take care of their finances. What is his fault is having way too much money and being able to buy whatever he pleases to buy. DiBiase’s knows that being able to do that makes Bret angry, and even jealous but DiBiase wouldn’t change anything. DiBiase believes that at Survivor Series any kind of fight the Hart’s have in them to regain their house will be depleted. DiBiase reveals that his Money Inc. partner IRS has been recruited. Before announcing the other two members of his team, DiBiase noted that he had to shed some big bucks to get these two men on his team, but in the end every single dollar will be well worth it. “Ladies and gentleman, my final two associates will none other than… Shawn Michaels and Diesel!” DiBiase finishes off saying “McMahon, I always get my way!” 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon defeated Steve Davidson in 2:17 following the Razors Edge. 4. Ron Simmons defeated JT Smith in 2:03 following a spine buster. 5. Team Perfect/Team Luger Hype Video: A video promoting the Team Perfect vs. Team Luger match is aired. The video also promotes the feuds between the wrestlers involved adding background to the video. Can Mr. Perfect rely on his team so he can get a WWF World Championship match at the Royal Rumble? Or, will Lex Luger continue to escape with the WWF World Championship around his waist? 6. The Quebecers/Jerry Lawler defeated WWF World Tag Team Champion Steiner Brothers/Tatanka in 13:53 when Lawler pinned Tatanka after a middle rope fist drop with a chain wrapped around his knuckles. WWF Wrestling Challenge 11/21/1993 1. The Smoking Gunns defeated the Brooklyn Brawler/Reno Riggins in 2:15 when Billy pinned Riggins. 2. Shawn Michaels/Diesel Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Shawn Michaels and Diesel, who have joined Ted DiBiase’s Survivor Series team. Michaels tells Ross that when he was given a blank check by DiBiase it would have been foolish to have decline the offer. Michaels also says that he has something in common with DiBiase, as he believes that Bret isn’t the best there is by any means. “Listen up Ross, everyone in this company knows that the Heartbreak Kid is the current and future of this business. No one can match what I bring to the table and that includes you Hitman.” Michaels finishes off saying that he and Big Daddy Cool Diesel will be the leading force in breaking the Hart’s spirits. 3. Crush defeated Virgil in 2:19 with the Kona Vice. 4. Men On A Mission Hype Video Cut Off: A hype video promoting the debut of Men On A Mission is aired until the video ends up turning into a Jeff Jarrett video where Jarrett begins to strut and sing an old school country song. Jarrett says during the video that he isn’t going to allow “wannabe artists” take his spotlight. 5. Paul Bearer/Earthquake Confrontation: Vince McMahon introduces Paul Bearer who brings a casket next to the podium with him. Bearer talks with McMahon saying that there is always a solution to any disaster and that his Undertaker is the solution to end the mayhem that Earthquake has been recently doing. Earthquake ends up walking out to the podium not intimidated at all by the casket. Earthquake gets up on the podium and tells Bearer that he is the one person, the one force, and the one disaster that the Undertaker will not rise from. Quake says he isn’t afraid of the dark and isn’t afraid of the dead man. Earthquake wants Bearer to send a message to the Undertaker and grabs Bearer by the neck. As Bearer yells in fear, the casket opens up and the Undertaker sits up staring at Earthquake who lets go of Bearer and rolls off the podium to get away. The Undertaker steps out of the casket and slowly moves towards Earthquake until Bearer yanks on Undertaker’s hair to close the segment. 6. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 5:11 following a diving head butt. [/font]
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 17:45:32 GMT -5
The opening segment was fine, except for one thing for me. If Foley is fired, I don’t believe he would be backstage as that would be odd. I think a sentence stating “Foley walks through the crowd” or something of that nature would be suffice. DX defeating Mankind is perfectly fine, since Mankind isn’t part of the company technically. Owen/Edge would be a fun match, and for a second I was interested in possibly seeing a Gangrel/Owen feud if Gangrel had attacked Owen. However, it looks like Edge/Gangrel is happening. I like Christopher going over Rey as it gives Rey a credible challenger. Plus, a heel Christopher was so annoying that he was great. The Rock/Nation segment was entertaining, though I don’t see you keeping the Nation strong since Rock is being pushed to the main event scene. Poor Shamrock getting demolished by Vader after losing to Taker. Hope he gets some payback soon. Martin/RVD feud could be okay. Perhaps RVD loses the strap to Martin and gets a big push in 1999. Dudleys/LOD is something I could get into. No surprise that the main event was a DQ. I can see a tag match next week with Austin/Ken vs. Vader/Taker or something. Pretty solid RAW I though.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 17:28:57 GMT -5
Team USA makes a lot of sense considering all the guys are regulars in TNA and whatnot. Good opener for the pay per view. I can live with Petey getting a lengthy title run, sort of like his 2004 dominance of the division. I find it hard to believe Kim could keep Kong down for a three count with a school boy. I really hope you go a different route with Lethal/Dutt/Val. Glad that LAX and Styles won their titles. Considering the talent you have to work with, I can only hope for so many matches and feuds. Looks like you are going with a Joe/Booker feud just like in real life. Was really hoping you would mix it up a bit. Although it was a predictable show, which shouldn’t be a surprise since the first pay per view of diaries are typically very similar, it was a decent show. Nothing really stood out as great, but I expect moving forward fresher angles and whatnot. Good luck!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 23, 2011 12:44:36 GMT -5
Hopefully someone gets to Raw is War before it fades of to second page obscurity today. I'm on it. I'm also quite happy that everyone is enjoying the DiBiase/Hart storyline. For those who remember it, i had a DiBiase POV and had the idea for the angle dating back to that time. Finally, i was able to use it. Going to be working on Week 46 today, which is the last full week before Survivor Series!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 22, 2011 15:19:25 GMT -5
Interesting opening segment, making me believe Nitro/Benoit is the plan for SummerSlam. Nitro getting the count-out win is like a 1980’s angle to get a guy a title shot… I love it. I could get behind a Cor Von face turn to feud with Burke later on. Poor Striker, the guy is so talented as a heel I hope he gets something better than losing to Boogeyman. That is a huge main event for next week. I fully expect Nitro to get involved and we get a three way for the title at GAB. Decent start to the diary, nice focus on the championship.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 22, 2011 15:10:58 GMT -5
Finally Mayhem! Quite surprised to see Tajiri go over Chavo here. I have to think that Chavo isn’t going to get another shot and should venture off into tag action with Norton. Not surprised that Goldberg went over Jarrett. I love that York and Matthews were on the winning side. I like them a lot and hope they get some serious push eventually. Steiner/Goldberg would have been more appealing to me, but Sting/Goldberg is sure to still deliver a fun match, I’m sure. I don’t recall any recent hype for Bigelow/Malice unless I missed it. Bigelow going over is fine, just wasn’t all that interested in it. Glad to see Team Canada retain and hope they continue to dominate the tag ranks for several more months. Douglas pinning Rhodes makes a lot of sense considering they were primiarly feuding with each other leading into the match. I could still get into a Douglas/Rhodes singles rematch or something. Perhaps even Bigelow gets a shot at Douglas. A solid main event with Goldberg finally getting another reign as champion. I hope to god that Sting isn’t turned heel. It never seemed to ever work in WCW as fans always wanted to cheer him. He has that Ricky Steamboat effect. A very fun pay per view. I hope we get a Steiner/Goldberg program after Goldberg/Sting runs it course.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 22, 2011 15:03:56 GMT -5
I haven’t followed this, but since it’s a pay per view, I figured to leave a reply. Miz/Bryan is a very good opening contest. A win here for Bryan would’ve been great since Miz can easily get his heat back. I hope Bryan gets a quicker push then he has in real-life. Glad Barrett went over Kane. I find Kane to be a guy to elevate younger talent and the win for Barrett, even as champion, helps his creditability. Christian/Ziggler is a good match. I would’ve been fine with whomever won the match, really. LOL, as soon as I saw the stipulation I didn’t think Cena had a chance in hell of losing. I expect Sheamus to get a run on Smackdown. I guess Show/Rhodes is being dragged out longer. The finish was interesting as I hope Show is getting a mean streak or something vicious. Punk picking up the win by tossing Rey out of the ring is good. Punk/Christian should be an excellent title match for Summerslam. Weird that DiBiase/Morrison is on so late in the show. Morrison going over is the obvious call. I like the idea of Orton/Del Rio feud as that is refreshing. A pretty good show, I thought.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 22, 2011 14:54:21 GMT -5
Opening to the show as fine as I enjoyed the Angle/Styles feud thus far. Surely their match at the PPV will deliver. Aside from the main event, the under-card for the show seemed to be rather lackluster to me. I’m sure some of the X-Division stuff would have been exciting but as a whole there were a few dull spots to me. It looks like the main event result needs to be switched since Booker’s team would lose if Booker did the belt shot. Although it was a rather dull show aside from Styles/Angle stuff, the ppv looks to have a really good card and I’m looking forward to it.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 22, 2011 14:47:52 GMT -5
There looks to be an incredible amount of talent on this card. I don’t nearly the amount of info about PWG as I should but I know quite a few guys on this show. The aftermath of the first contest was interested and believe we will see an Aries/Kendrick program. London beating Strong works for me. Generico winning makes sense, considering a Generico/London feud may have been teased the prior segment. Richards is awesome so anytime he goes over, it gets a thumbs up from me. Surprised to see that RVD lost to Hero but that is a huge win for Hero moving forward. I like that the home talent goes over brought in talent. Surprised that Omega/Liger didn’t main event, really feel that it should’ve. I’m sure it was a good match and Omega going over is perfectly fine. Enjoyed the main event and having the Bucks cheating to retain the titles. Honestly, this was a very good show and it was stacked show. Nice job.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 22, 2011 14:37:18 GMT -5
Managed to get Week 45 up in WWF 1993. Trying to keep my mind busy, so, there are five diaries open in tabs to get replies shortly.
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