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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 19, 2011 19:10:48 GMT -5
Nitro: A fine opening segment to the show. Bigelow/Jarrett has the obvious outcome since Bigelow already has a PPV match so that kind of ruins the main event for me. I didn’t expect Coates to be involved in the opener but that’s okay I suppose. I enjoyed the aftermath the spotlight being put on the young Helms. Chavo/AJ would be a nice match in 2001 even with Styles being green. Not surprised that Goldberg got passed the Mamalukes, haha. I’m thinking Madusa will be forced to join Team Canada. Rey/Steiner would be great for both men since anything Rey would do would look nice and Steiner’s strength would be displayed very well. The aftermath with Sting adds hype to their match at Mayhem. I’m quite surprised that Hennig and Steiner lost since as you stated they are stable members. Obviously Jarrett was going on but it seemed like a decent match. The ending with Goldberg threatening Jarrett was a good way to close the show. Nice Nitro.
Thunder: Holy crap that is a stacked main event for Thunder on a new night. I love it! I’m not sure how I feel about Norton losing to Tajiri even though he is a champion. I’m thinking Norton helps Chavo to win the title at Mayhem. I adore you for pushing Matthews and York. Totally Buff getting the win is perfectly fine. I hope they lose, at the PPV though. The way you are promoting the Douglas/Rhodes/Steiner match is making me believe Rhodes walks out as champion leading to Rhodes/Douglas feud afterwards. Push Morrus to the moon! A nice main event and aftermath to get some last minute promotion heading into the main event. Looking forward to Mayhem for sure!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 19, 2011 18:52:16 GMT -5
Aside from the Edge thing, which is pretty unrealistic for the time being, I think the Mania card is pretty solid. I like the story between Henry/Bryan and Punk/HHH. Taker/Jericho would be fabulous to watch as well. Cara/Rey is a match I see happening at Mania for sure. I dislike ten man ladder matches so that could be hard to write or even follow for that matter. Good luck with this Hammers and Star!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 19, 2011 18:49:00 GMT -5
I hope that Roode, Cage, Rhino and Styles win their qualifying matches so that the King of the Mountain match would be the most exciting it can be. I wonder if you will have Val turn on Lethal to join Dutt. I’d actually like a different route with Lethal getting a huge push with Val playing the Elizabeth role. LAX picking up the win is fine to keep them rolling. I hope they have a lengthy run with the straps. Poor Kurt. One couple is engaged while another is torn apart. It would be amazing if Lethal and Angle crossed paths during this time. A nice main even to close the show with Booker getting the win over Styles. This leads me to believe that Styles advances by beating Booker. A pretty good first Impact. I’m looking forward to your future shows. Good luck!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 19, 2011 18:09:43 GMT -5
Six diaries will be getting replies. Two of which are Dan and Duan that i forgot to do last night! They will be done tonight for sure!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 18, 2011 22:20:03 GMT -5
Thus far, my 1993 has only been nine pages of gobble gobble! But, yes, if it the diary had excellent writing and whatnot for 3 pages or whatever the case i could see it. I'd just have to imagine that five pages in maybe 2 months of writing if its single show posts. If that's the case, it would have to be incredible. It's been 9 pages of very good booking, soon to be in the Hall of Fame in my opinion. However, it doesn't matter if it's 9 pages or 3, it's not relevant to the quality of it. That's my point. Oh, i know good sir. I got what you were saying.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 18, 2011 21:27:31 GMT -5
Oh, and double post. I understand that time and quantity is something you'd obvious look at, but really it's completely irrelevant compared to overall quality. I mean, I could write "gobble gobble" for two years, slap some graphics on it and get it to 20 pages, but it wouldn't be Hall of Fame worthy. Or, I could bang out 3 pages worth of excellent writing, storytelling and presentation, potential HOF material. Thus far, my 1993 has only been nine pages of gobble gobble! But, yes, if it the diary had excellent writing and whatnot for 3 pages or whatever the case i could see it. I'd just have to imagine that five pages in maybe 2 months of writing if its single show posts. If that's the case, it would have to be incredible.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 18, 2011 19:10:49 GMT -5
Dan and Duan will be getting replies tonight during RAW, hopefully. Perhaps replies to whatever catches my interest as well.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 18, 2011 14:49:17 GMT -5
I really think some people need to remember that the quality of a diary is better than the quantity No knock on any diaries or writters but I find for it to be in the HOF it needs to have quantity otherwise we'd be putting in loads of diaries. There's plenty of diaries that are great but few that kept that greatness and put long ammounts of hard work and effort into it to keep it running. So I'd say in HOF, its quantity and quality. I agree with this statement. However, I'm baffled at how there are a few diaries in the HOF that have less than 10 pages of material and got in. Two of which have five pages.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 18, 2011 13:21:23 GMT -5
Week #43: October 25th - October 31st
WWF RAW 10/25/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Bret Hart defeated Vito Lograsso in 2:45 with the Sharpshooter. After the match, Vince McMahon tried to get a word with Hart about DiBiase having apparently bought the Hart House. However, Hart had no comment and walked to the backstage area. 2. Lex Luger/Mr. Perfect/Jack Tunney Segment: Vince McMahon introduces the WWF World Champion, Lex Luger. Luger makes his way down to the ring wearing the championship around his waist over his suit. McMahon quickly tells Luger that he believes that Luger sensed his championship was in trouble and rammed Perfect head first into an exposed turnbuckle because he knew that last Saturday night was Mr. Perfect’s night and he took that away from him by being a coward. Before Luger can respond to the accusation, Mr. Perfect’s music hits and makes his way down to the ring with a bandage on his forehead. McMahon tells Perfect that he doesn’t want any trouble in the ring but Perfect just yanks the microphone out of his hand. Perfect tells Luger that while the record books may show that he won at SNME, he is not satisfied and will not be satisfied until he wins the most prestigious championship to ever by created. Perfect says he wants Luger one more time! Luger is shaking his head no when Jack Tunney makes a live appearance on RAW! Tunney has a contract in his hand and tells everyone that it’s the contract for the SNME match. He reveals that the contract didn’t have an automatic rematch clause and thus, Perfect will not be awarded a rematch at Survivor Series. However, Tunney says that they will both be competing at Survivor Series on Wednesday November 24th as they will be team captains for a Survivor Series match. Tunney tells both Luger and Perfect that they will be allowed to choose four other men to be their partners making the match a five vs. five elimination match. Lastly, Tunney has a bombshell. If Perfect’s team were to win the match, then at the Royal Rumble on January 23rd, 1994 he would get his rematch against Lex Luger with a no disqualification stipulation. If Luger’s team wins, Mr. Perfect will not be given another WWF World Championship shot as long as Luger is champion no matter what. Tunney finishes off the segment telling both men that they better pick partners they can rely on. 3. Jimmy Del Ray defeated Bart Gunn in 6:04 after Jim Cornette hit Bart with his tennis racket. 4. Shawn Michaels/Diesel Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with former WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels and his bodyguard Diesel. Michaels tells Ross that what happened at SNME is a rare occurrence and mock applauses Razor Ramon for defeating him for the championship. Michaels says that when he feels like it, he will regain the WWF Intercontinental Championship but for now he is going to do something different. He says that he started his career as a tag team wrestler but wasn’t able to win the WWF World Tag Team Championships. Michaels tells Ross that now he has a bigger, stronger and angrier partner in Diesel which is far better to have then Marty Jannetty. Michaels ends up telling us that he wants to win the tag team championships. Michaels finishes off says they will wait patiently and destroy any competition that gets in their way to gain the championships he has never been able to win. But now, he has the perfect partner and when, not if, when they win the championships they will be theirs until they decide they are tired of them. 5. Rick Martel defeated Tony DeVito in 3:43 with the Boston Crab. 6. Men On A Mission Hype Video: A video promoting a new tag team to soon debut Men on A Mission is aired. They have a manager Oscar who raps for Mabel and Mo as they are going to be debuting in the WWF in two weeks. 7. WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers to retain the titles in 14:07 when Scott pinned Jacques following a Frankensteiner.
WWF Superstars 10/30/1993 1. Jerry Lawler defeated Chris Dubril in 2:01 following a piledriver. 2. Crush Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Crush, who is wearing a leather jacket and leather pants. McMahon wants to know why Crush decided to turn his back on all the fans who supported him and turn on Ron Simmons last week at SNME. Crush tells McMahon that as soon as Simmons came into town, the fans flocked to him and pushed him to the side. Crush believed that he could’ve taken care of Yokozuna and Ludvig Borga but the fans turned their back on him. He recalls the interview where Simmons was taking credit for both of their hard work and that didn’t sit well with him whatsoever. So, one day, he had a talk with Jim Cornette and it became clear to him that Yokozuna, Borga and Cornette stand united no matter what and he wanted to be associated with them rather than a conceited self loathing Ron Simmons. Crush finishes off the promo telling the fans and McMahon that he is going to show them that they shouldn’t have ever turned their back on him. 3. The Undertaker defeated Scott Taylor in 2:07 following a tombstone pile driver. During the bout, Earthquake shared pre-taped comments saying that he is one natural disaster that the Undertaker will not be able to rise up from! 4. Razor Ramon/Rick Martel Confrontation: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the WWF Intercontinental Champion, Razor Ramon. Ross gives Ramon props for winning the championship by overcoming the odds against both Michaels and Diesel. Ramon tells Ross that he has had to tell with tougher people on the mean streets of Miami. Ramon tells that “pretty boy” Michaels that he will defend the championship whenever he wants to try and take it from him. Ramon is soon cut off by Rick Martel. Martel makes it clear that he isn’t over the fact that Ramon turned on him at SummerSlam and is now especially pissed off that Ramon has the WWF Intercontinental Championship. Martel says that since Ramon is apparently not shy about defending the championship, Martel issues a challenge to Ramon for the championship. Ramon signals Martel with his hands to just bring it on and Martel does just that by slapping Ramon. Ramon comes back with several right hands and clotheslines Martel over the top to the floor where Martel stumbles up the aisle way signaling for the title while Ramon plays to the crowd. 5. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated John Paul in 1:43 following a diving head butt. After the match, Jim Ross conducted a brief interview Bigelow who told Ross that he is going to send Savage to the retirement home because Savage “wouldn’t be able to survive the beating that I’m going to give him.” 6. Ted DiBiase Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with the Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase who revealed at SNME last week that he had bought the Hart House in Canada. McMahon asks DiBiase why he would buy the house when he could’ve purchased any other housing and not affect family’s life like this. DiBiase responds by saying “because I’m rich and I can do whatever I wish to do!” DiBiase tells McMahon that for the past two years he has been part of the highly successful tag team Money Inc. with IRS. However, he has always wanted to be WWF World Champion and be given the respect that he deserves. He continues by saying “what better way to get the attention that I deserve by ruining the life of someone everyone loves? (evil laugh)” DiBiase says he has many more surprises up his sleeve and that the emotional tournament that Bret Hart and his family have been going through is far from being over! 7. Chris Benoit defeated Doink the Clown in 6:08 with the Cross Face in his debut match.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 10/31/1993 1. Owen Hart defeated Frank Gilson in 3:02 following a missile dropkick. 2. Ron Simmons Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Ron Simmons who appeared to be quite emotional. Simmons tells Ross that the betrayal by Crush has been weighing heavily on his mind and doesn’t know what caused Crush to snap the way he did and to be associated with the guys he and Crush had been battling for months. Simmons raises his head to look in the camera and says “I’ve been saying this for months. At the end of the day, America will come out on top. Crush, you’ll regret turning your back on the greatest country, the United States of America.” The crowd starts a USA chant to end the segment. 3. Ludvig Borga defeated Bill Bixler in 2:53 following a shoulder breaker. 4. Jeff Jarrett defeated Max Wafer in 2:30 following a jumping DDT. 5. Tatanka/Chief Jay Strongbow Video: The video begins with Strongbow laying in a hospital bed with a neck brace recovering from the pile driver that Lawler delivered a few weeks ago. Tatanka enters the room and is emotional to see his mentor in such pain. Tatanka kneels with a cross necklace in hand saying a tribal prayer for Strongbow who is awake and alert. Strongbow grabs Tatanka’s hand and tells him that he needs to defend his honor and the honor of his people by beating the evil king, Jerry Lawler. Tatanka assures Strongbow that Lawler will not go unpunished for what he has done and will make Strongbow proud. 6. The Kamikaze Kid defeated Samu in 6:45 following a top rope moonsault after Samu got distracted by Jannetty and Fatu brawling on the floor.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 17, 2011 18:48:37 GMT -5
Expect a new week of WWF 1993 up by Tuesday. I hope to get some more feedback on SNME. It gives a pretty good idea as to what will be going on for the last few months in 1993 and early stages of 1994. ALL replies will be returned and have been thus far, i believe.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 17, 2011 18:00:59 GMT -5
I really don't consider my WCW 2000 to be HOF worthy. It was quite unrealistic and as a booker/writer I've changed drastically. WCW 2000 was like my super fantasy ideas.
I hope that WWF 1993, at some point, reaches HOF status because I'm putting forth quite a bit of effort into it and have kept it fairly realistic and fresh compared to the real life WWF.
As for my nominations... Jord's NWA-TNA 2002, Dan's current WWF 1998 and Penguines WWF 1998 are fine selections to be put in.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 16, 2011 21:26:26 GMT -5
Solid start to the show with Generico and Cabana going over. Since they are ROH regulars them going over is the correct call. Butcher/Tornado is really, really odd. I think it would be funny to see them team, but it’s just weird to think about. Strong over Delirious seemed to be predictable. KOW/Buck would be an amazing tag match. I hope Hero and Claudio get singles pushes, though. While I know that the show has WrestleReunion ties, I didn’t like the choice of Zbyszko vs. Scotty (shouldn’t be considered a legend, anyway) to be on the show. All Night Express getting the win gets a thumbs up from me. I’m shocked that Aries/Liger didn’t main event even if it’s a non-title match. I’m sure the main event was stellar and hope that the Briscoe’s/KOW feud is cut down in length since their real life feud seemingly went on forever. Seemed like a solid show aside from Zbyszko/Scotty taking place.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 16, 2011 21:19:39 GMT -5
I’m pleasantly surprised to see Sheamus actually destroy Shawn Michaels instead of being super kicked. Decent opening contest with Punk going over not being a surprise or anything. So that’s why Sheamus was made to look strong, he has a title match at the pay per view. Nice job doing that as he even looks like a threat against Miz later on. Cena, Orton and Truth going over is perfectly fine and wouldn’t expect anything else, really. I hope to see Bryan/Regal involved in some kind of feud because that would amazing. I was expecting some kind of BS finish to the main event, instead Sheamus gets pinned. I’m mixed on that since he looked strong by attacking HBK earlier then loses to Miz. The three way with Morrison in the mix should be interesting. A pretty standard RAW with Bryan/Regal and the main event being highlights along with the opening segment.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 16, 2011 18:41:03 GMT -5
Some interesting decisions here. The last i knew, Morrison is out until October because of his neck, so I don't really see him being able to even make a run in during the MITB match. I'm figuring you might be ignoring that and setting up Morrison/Truth for SummerSlam.
I hope you don't do Christian/Orton at SummerSlam again. I really would've liked to see Henry beat Show and actually wrestle Orton. I can't believe i just said that, but the whole Christian/Orton thing is getting stale for me.
Not surprised to see Alberto win the MITB. I am fairly surprised to see Barrett win as i thought Sheamus or even Cody Rhodes would be better picks.
Seems like the idea of Punk joining forces with McMahon is the popular choice here. I'm interested to see your direction, but personally I would've like to see Punk lose.
I'm looking forward to the first show. Good luck.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 16, 2011 17:44:26 GMT -5
First off, I’m glad to see this is back. It’s been awhile so I might have to reread some of what was going on. Fine start to the show with Rey and Kidman winning a cruiserweight tag match. I’ve always liked shows opening with lightweights to get the crowd riled up moving forward. Very happy to see Shane Douglas get the opening interview segment. A lot of times I see in other diaries (including my own) being forced to use the same main event guys over and over. Glad to see this was different. Pretty decent promo as it leaves me wondering if Douglas is going to drop the belt and hopefully get elevated up the card. I greatly enjoy the partnership of Chavo/Norton. Their segment was done pretty well, I thought. Helms/Storm would’ve been a fabulous match and I’m quite surprised to see Helms go over. I hope both of those guys end up being huge in this. Nice simple squash for the vicious Scott Steiner. Okay match between Jarrett/Morrus, which I’m surprised wasn’t the last match on the card. Since I don’t see Bagwell on the PPV card, makes sense for Bigelow to go over. A pretty decent Thunder, I thought. I’ll have to re-read the past several shows to remember properly what was going on but I figured to leave some feedback before I forget to. Glad to see you back booking, Jord!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 15, 2011 10:05:47 GMT -5
Week 42, featuring Saturday Nights Main Event XXXV is posted. Luger vs. Perfect Ramon vs. Michaels DiBiase's surprise and much more! Hope you enjoy it! I PROMISE to get replies in to you and Dan later. I already started working on Dan's yesterday and I'll get to you soon. I'm just watching some ROH right now. Raw is War will be posted by Sunday Night, reply for reply is still open on Breakdown: IYH. No worries, man.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 15, 2011 10:02:27 GMT -5
Week 42, featuring Saturday Nights Main Event XXXV is posted.
Luger vs. Perfect Ramon vs. Michaels DiBiase's surprise and much more!
Hope you enjoy it!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 15, 2011 10:00:19 GMT -5
Week 42: October 18 - October 24th
WWF RAW 10/18/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Crush defeated James Wilson in 2:18 with the Kona Vice. 2. Jerry Lawler Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Jerry Lawler. McMahon tells Lawler that he is disgusted by Lawler’s actions when he pile drove Strongbow following his match with Tatanka. Lawler is proud of his actions saying that Strongbow got what was coming to him for getting involved with his issues against Tatanka. Lawler believes that he has shut Strongbow up because he is laying in a hospital bed where he belongs! Lawler finishes off the promo saying that the war between himself and Tatanka is far from being over! 3. Yokozuna defeated Greg Thomas in 1:45 following the Bonsai Drop. 4. Razor Ramon Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Razor Ramon. Ross brings up how Michaels and his bodyguard Diesel have left Ramon laying in the ring the past several weeks which makes some believe that Ramon isn’t capable of overcoming the odds. Ramon laughs off the suggestion and tells Ross that no matter how many times he gets knocked down, he will get back up and this Saturday Nights Main Event on October 23rd, the Bad Guy will overcome the odds and win his first WWF championship, the WWF Intercontinental Championship and there isn’t anything Michaels or “Big Daddy Goof” can do about it! 5. The Quebecers defeated the Nasty Boys in 6:07 when Jacques pinned Knobbs following a hockey stick shot. 6. Lex Luger/Mr. Perfect Hype Video: A video highlighting the issues between Luger and Perfect dating back to WrestleMania is shown. The video heavily promotes whether or not Perfect can continue his redemption mission or will Luger continue to prove to the world that he is indeed the greatest wrestler alive. 7. Randy Savage fought Bam-Bam Bigelow to a no contest in 4:14 when they brawled on the floor and nailed each other with several weapons including chairs and trash cans. The referee was forced to throw out the contest as he was unable to gain control of the contest.
WWF Superstars 10/23/1993 1. IRS defeated Steve Smith in 2:33 following a lariat. 2. Doink the Clown Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the evil Doink the Clown. Ross mentions how next week here on Superstars, the Canadian Crippler Chris Benoit will be making his debut and he has heard that Doink the Clown has signed the contract to meet Benoit in his first match in the WWF! Doink says that he has sign the contract because he wants to treat Benoit like his personal balloon animal. He is going to tie Benoit into a pretzel and ruin his debut in the WWF. Doink finishes off the promo by squirting water out of a flower into Ross’s eye and rolls around on the floor laughing. 3. The Undertaker defeated Jim Powers in 2:16 following a tombstone. 4. Smoking Gunns/Heavenly Bodies Confrontation: Vince McMahon tried to conduct an interview with the Smoking Gunns but before they could really discuss anything, Jim Cornette and the Heavenly Bodies made their way out. Cornette tells McMahon that he has been told by WWF officials that in order for the Heavenly Bodies to get a WWF World Tag Team Championship match they have to defeat some inferior tag teams. McMahon doesn’t believe the tag teams are inferior to Heavenly Bodies, but Cornette assures him that they are. Cornette says that the Heavenly Bodies are here to prove to the world that they are the best tag team in the world and they are going to start by taking out “these two silly looking cowboys.” As soon as he gets done saying that, Jimmy Del Ray and Tom Pritchard attack Billy and Bart Gunn until security comes out to break up the attack. Cornette is over heard saying that this is just the beginning! 5. Ted DiBiase defeated Joey Maggs in 3:06 with the Million Dollar Dream. 6. SNME Hype Video: Todd Pettengill narrates a video promoting the card for SNME later on in the day. The card is as follows; Ludvig Borgs and Yokozuna taking on Ron Simmons and Crush, Jim Neidhart squares off against Jeff Jarrett in a hair vs. hair match, WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defends against Razor Ramon and WWF World Champion Lex Luger defends against Mr. Perfect. Also scheduled is two surprises. First, Vince McMahon announced a few weeks ago that a special guest will appear on the program and Ted DiBiase has something huge in store for a certain WWF Superstar! Tune into WWF Saturday Night’s Main Event to find out what happens! 7. Bret Hart/Tatanka defeated Rick Martel/Jerry Lawler in 10:29 when Bret forced Martel to tap out to the Sharpshooter. During the bout , Tatanka brawled with Lawler throughout the crowd leaving Martel and Hart to battle in the ring.
World Wrestling Federation presents Saturday Nights Main Event XXXV Date: 10/23/1993 From: Des Moines, Iowa Arena: Veterans Memorial Auditorium Announcers: Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan Attendance: 11,411
Dark Matches: WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers to retain the titles Bam-Bam Bigelow fought Randy Savage to a double disqualification Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart
The opening video promoting Saturday Nights Main Event is aired. The video consists of brief promos by Luger, Perfect, Michaels and Ramon since those four men are involved in title matches.
Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan welcomes everyone to the thirty fifth installment of Saturday Nights Main Event. They hype up the WWF World Championship, which will be the opening contest for the show. Heenan says that Perfect quest for redemption will be stopped tonight. He mentions how Luger has defeated him two other times first at Mania and again at King of the Ring. Tonight will be no different when the greatest WWF World Champion comes out on top. McMahon sends it over to the Fink to introduce the championship match.
Opening Contest: Mr. Perfect defeated WWF World Champion Lex Luger by disqualification: Perfect goes right after Luger as soon as the bell rings delivering several right hands. Perfect backdrops Luger after he comes off the ropes and follows up with a rolling neck snap for a quick two count. Perfect charges towards a corner but Luger gets both boots up and nails Perfect with a series of running clotheslines. Luger taunts the fans while Perfect tries to quickly recover in the corner. Luger turns around and is met with a running cross body block by Perfect who delivers several right hands as well. Perfect continues his attack with a backbreaker and drives his knees into Luger’s back several times. Perfect pulls Luger up to connect with a back suplex with a bridge for a two count. Perfect nails Luger with a running knee lift sending Luger chest first into a corner. Perfect looks for a splash in the corner but Luger moves and Perfect hits the exposed turnbuckle chest first! It appears that Luger had removed the turnbuckle pad! Luger rams Perfect head first into the exposed turnbuckle several times disregarding the referee’s warnings and is disqualified. (6:05, *½) After the match, Luger grabs his WWF World Championship and looks to hit a bloody Perfect with the championship but the referee yanks the championship away and runs out of the ring preventing further attack. Luger slides to the floor to get his championship back and is prevented from returning to the ring. A bloody, furious Perfect is left in the ring.
Backstage, Todd Pettengill interviews Jim Neidhart. Neidhart tells Pettengill that tonight is the night he has been waiting for ever since he was embarrassed by Double J when he trimmed his trademark beard. Neidhart is going to let all of his aggression out tonight on Jarrett’s face and cut off his precious golden locks tonight!
Backstage, Mean Gene interviews Jeff Jarrrett, who has Neidhart’s trimmed beard hair in a plastic bag. Jarrett says that tonight he is adding to his little baggy with more of Neidhart’s hair. Jarrett finishes off saying that his hair is going to stay intact but Neidhart will look like a hideous oaf later tonight!
Second Contest: Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart in a hair vs. hair match: Neidhart gets the early advantage with a series of right hands and clotheslines Jarrett after he comes off the ropes. Neidhart ducks a clothesline and takes Jarrett over with a belly to belly suplex for a two count. Neidhart follows up with a Samoan Drop but Jarrett rolls to the floor. Neidhart comes off the ropes and baseball slides Jarrett chest first into the guard railing. Neidhart follows Jarrett to the floor and drops Jarrett chest first across the guard railing. Neidhart ends up crotching Jarrett on the railing and clotheslines Jarrett off to the floor. Neidhart rolls Jarrett back in and goes to step through the middle rope but Jarrett gets up and manages to kick the middle rope effectively low blowing Neidhart. Jarrett comes off the ropes to deliver a swinging neck breaker but only gets a two count on a cover attempt. Neidhart gets out of a sleeper hold with a jaw breaker and scoop slams Jarrett. Neidhart lifts Jarrett up to deliver a delayed vertical suplex but Jarrett kicks out at two. Neidhart tosses Jarrett into a corner and nails Jarrett with a running clothesline in the corner. Jarrett stumbles out of the corner and is press slammed by Neidhart for a two count as Jarrett manages to get his foot on the bottom rope. Neidhart attempts another military press slam but Jarrett rakes his eyes and plants Neidhart with a double under hook lifting face buster but Neidhart powers out at two. Jarrett comes off the ropes but is stopped by Neidhart who looks for a spine buster but Jarrett is able to counter the move with a double arm DDT! Jarrett quickly covers Neidhart and manages to pick up the three as Neidhart kicked out, but not in time! (8:47, **¼) After the match, Neidhart goes after Jarrett until Rick Martel and Doink the Clown run down to the ring to help their friend. Martel put a sleeper on Neidhart and put Neidhart to sleep. Doink held Neidhart while Martel knocked Owen Hart off the apron as he tried to make the save. Martel ended up tossing Owen into the ring steps before returning to hold Neidhart while Jarrett buzzed Neidhart’s hair off! Jarrett puts the hair in his bag and taunts the fans before leaving extremely proud of himself.
Backstage, Mean Gene interviews the WWF World Champion Lex Luger but before he can get anything answered, Mr. Perfect spears Luger to the floor and hits Luger with a flurry of right hands. Perfect is pulled off of Luger by several officials and wrestlers allowing Luger to get to his feet and run away.
Vince McMahon stands up with a microphone and announces to the crowd that it is time to reveal the surprise he had talked about several weeks ago on RAW. McMahon says that tonight we are going to get a sneak preview to a special film that starred the greatest WWF World Champion and a hero for all WWF fans… Hulk Hogan! A two minute video of Hogan’s new movie, Mr. Nanny is promoted and after the video, Hogan appears via satellite which gets a pretty good reception from the fans! McMahon gives Hogan sometime to promote Mr. Nanny, which Hogan says he is proud of and hopes that his Hulkamaniacs will go out and see the Hulkster in a way they have never seen him before! McMahon manages to get a wrestling question in regarding a possible return to the ring and Hogan simply says “never say never” to close out the interview.
Third Contest: Yokozuna/Ludvig Borga defeated Ron Simmons/Crush: Before the bell, all four men have a stare down in the ring until Crush backs away and gives a thumbs up to Yoko and Borga before delivering a big boot to the back of Simmons head! Crush puts the Kona Vice on Simmons while Cornette looks on surprised to see what Crush is doing. Simmons tries to battle out of the hold but the hold was too strong. Crush forces Simmons to pass out to the hold and fist pumps Borga and Yoko before leaving the ring with trash being tossed at him. Borga drags Simmons to a corner and Yoko hit’s the Bonsai Drop to win the match once the bell is rung. (0:30. NR) After the match, Yoko and Borga celebrate while Crush stands at the top of the aisle way saluting his new partners and Simmons is left laying in the corner.
After a commercial break, Mean Gene is standing in the ring to introduce the Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase, who has a huge surprise for a certain WWF superstar. DiBiase enters the ring and is in a very joyful mood which leads Gene to ask why DiBiase is so proud and happy. DiBiase tells Gene that the surprise he has to reveal tonight is surely going to get him the proper attention and main event status that he so rightfully deserves. Gene wants to know what DiBiase is talking about, but DiBiase decides to not tell Gene but to rather show a video of what he is talking about. The video begins with DiBiase sitting in his luxurious limousine sipping on some champagne as he says he is in a celebrating kind of mood. DiBiase tells us that he has housing in several countries but one… Canada. DiBiase’s limo stops and DiBiase steps out and lets out a laugh as he stares out at what he has apparently bought. The camera turns around and it reveals that DiBiase has bought the Hart House! DiBiase turns around to the camera and the video ends when he says “welcome to my Canadian home!” Back to the arena, DiBiase is laughing uncontrollably while the fans jeer loudly. Gene asks DiBiase what he is doing and DiBiase regains composure saying that he is going to make his last singles run memorable and what better way to make it memorable then to buy the Hart House?! DiBiase finishes off saying “Gene, everyone has a price for the Million Dollar Man and I always, ALWAYS get my way!”
Main Event: Razor Ramon defeated WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels to win the title: Ramon backs Michaels into a corner but Michaels pokes him in the eye after a clean break. Michaels jabs Ramon several times before sending Ramon into the ropes to deliver a boot to the gut and comes off the ropes hitting Ramon with a knee lift. Michaels hammers away on Ramon in a corner until Ramon brings Michaels out of the corner to deliver a an atomic drop. Ramon hits a discus clothesline for a near fall. Ramon continues to beat on Michaels with several right hands in the corner before sending Michaels into a corner where he flips upside and lands on the apron where Ramon clotheslines Michaels to the floor. Diesel checks on Michaels while Ramon plays to the crowd. Ramon grabs Michaels on the apron and connects with a vertical suplex back into the ring for a two count. Ramon crotches Michaels on the top rope but gets distracted by Diesel and knocks him off the apron with a right hand. Ramon turns around and Michaels leaps off the top to hit a cross body for a two count. Michaels quickly comes off the ropes and nails Ramon with a leaping forearm smash for a two count. Michaels heads to the top rope and leaps off looking for an elbow drop and hits it! Michaels covers but Ramon pops his shoulder up at two. Michaels looks to hit Ramon with the Razors Edge, but Ramon back drops Michaels and again knocks Diesel off the apron. Ramon turns around but blocks a super kick attempt. Ramon spins Michaels around, kicks him in the midsection and connects with the Razors Edge! Ramon covers Michaels and gets the three count before Diesel could get into the ring. (11:24, ***) After the match, Ramon gets up and ducks a charging Diesel by back dropping Diesel to the floor. Ramon is awarded the championship while Michaels rolls to the floor. Ramon celebrates his championship win with the fans as McMahon goes nuts to close out the show. “The Bad Guys wins gold at Saturday Nights Main Event!”
WWF Wrestling Challenge 10/24/1993 1. Rick Martel defeated Brian Easton in 2:04 with a Boston Crab. 2. The Undertaker/Earthquake Confrontation: Vince McMahon called out the Undertaker and Paul Bearer for an interview segment where they discussed the possibilities of lifting Earthquake up for either a tombstone or choke slam. Bearer remains confident that his man, the Undertaker, would be able to put Earthquake to rest. Earthquake ended up coming out and marched down to the ring, no afraid of the Undertaker. Earthquake tells us that the Undertaker will be unable to lift him up due to his size. Earthquake tells Bearer that unlike Bigelow, he will crush the Undertaker and bury him once and for all. Undertaker steps forward and gets in Earthquake’s face until Bearer pulls Taker away shaking his head not right now to close the segment as Earthquake slowly leaves the ring. 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Reno Riggins/Mike Bucci in 3:19 when Rick pinned Riggins following a top rope bulldog. 4. The Canadian Crippler Hype Video: The final video promoting the debut of the Canadian Crippler Chris Benoit is aired. Next week on WWF Superstars, Benoit makes his debut against Doink the Clown! 5. Diesel defeated Virgil in 3:26 following a power bomb. 6. The Headshrinkers defeated the Kamikaze Kid/Marty Jannetty in 8:39 when Fatu pinned Jannetty following a top rope big splash.
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Bob Bob Bobelow
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 15, 2011 6:15:37 GMT -5
Please have this last longer than Survivor Series and make the Alliance look credible. I believe you will do that and this should be fantastic. Good luck! Did you read the backstory AT ALL? NOPE. I'll never assume ever again.. this is glorious!
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Bob Bob Bobelow
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 14, 2011 12:54:53 GMT -5
Remove my diary from this please. At this point, I'm not sure if I'm even going to be getting any more shows up, and I doubt I would win anyways, but besides that fact, if I'm not going to be doing uch (if anything) with this, there is no reason to be taking spotlight votes from people who actually deserve it that's a shame, cause I was going to vote you into the number one spot. Oh well.. have to decide my votes soon.
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