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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 10, 2011 13:27:54 GMT -5
I'm not starting anything, just stating an opinion, like you saying the Pokemon was better because it got more replies than the rest of the board. FYI, most of the time, replies don't correlate to good work. Just leave it alone...
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 10, 2011 11:37:09 GMT -5
"I can´t wait for a admin to come in and be like ¨NO BRO U GUYS HAD A SPAM POST IT HAD 2 B LOCKED DOODS!¨" Oh, yeah man, I totally see what you mean. And yeah, Penguin, turns out HeAT wasn't saved in my file, but luckily there wasn't much of anything noteworthy on the show from what I remember. Alright, I'll reply soon. Also, excited about the HOF this year. I think I already know my votes.
EXCEPT FROM VINCE/AUSTIN AT FULLY LOADED BEING ANNOUNCED FAAAAK Oh, well, that's a problem. BETTER BE WWF 1993.... OR ELSE!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 9, 2011 12:47:49 GMT -5
Okay, I played EWR back in the day and just got back into it. I swear there was a way to change the names of the roster split, but I can't find it for the life of me. Any help? Click on the company name, where you can get owner feedback, and right under monthly performance, will be Roster Splits. You can edit them right there.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 8, 2011 19:54:06 GMT -5
Hey guys, how bout we get back on topic so another thread doesn't get locked? Still planning a ECW 2000?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 8, 2011 11:47:26 GMT -5
Week 39: September 27 - October 3rd
WWF RAW 9/27/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. The Undertaker defeated Barry Horowitz in 2:38 following the tombstone pile driver. 2. Bret Hart Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with former WWF World Champion, Bret Hart. McMahon believes Hart is still the best wrestler who happened to run into an unstoppable force in Lex Luger. McMahon hopes that Hart will be the guy who dethrones Luger because he deserves to be the champion. Hart thanks McMahon for the kind words and says that being the WWF World Champion is the most important thing for him from a personal and professional standpoint. Hart explains that the financial success that being the WWF World Champion provides allows him to take care of his growing family, and without it he can’t do that which is hurting him inside. He tells McMahon that he is going to continue to fight to win back the WWF World Championship so he can be at the top of the company and be able to take care of everyone in his family. McMahon closes the interview saying that Bret Hart is someone that everyone should idolize. 3. IRS defeated Virgil in 3:55 following a running lariat. 4. Johnny Polo/Quebecers Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the Quebecers and their new manager, Johnny Polo. Polo takes over the interview saying that he was brought in so that he can guide Jacques and Pierre to championship gold. He claims that he is a manager of champions and hasn’t failed at having his guys win championships. Polo continues by saying that the Steiner Brothers may have the championships but that the Quebecers are the best team in the WWF right now and they will prove it! 5. Brawl: Vince McMahon, Randy Savage and Bobby Heenan are talking about the feud between the Undertaker/Bam-Bam Bigelow being too dangerous for WWF officials to allow them to wrestle again. Savage tells us that the Undertaker proved that he is the toughest man going in the WWF by beating Bigelow at SummerSlam. Savage believes that Bigelow is “weak” and is “unable to beat guys straight up” in reference to Bigelow having to use a fireball at WrestleMania. Savage continues to talk about Bigelow until he is attacked from behind by Bigelow! Bigelow rams Savage head first into the announcers table and shoulder first into ring post! McMahon gets up from his seat and tries to hold Bigelow back but Bigelow shoves McMahon to the ground! Bigelow screams that he is the BEAST FROM THE EAST and is not weak! So, Bigelow shows this by diving off the apron onto Savage with a head butt! Bigelow knocks down several security guys until he is held back by several heels from the back and brought to the backstage area! 6. Jeff Jarrett defeated Duane Gill in 2:08 following a jumping DDT. After the match, Jarrett cuts a piece of Gill’s hair off and gloats to the fans saying that he will cut Neidhart’s hair at SNME on October 23rd. 7. Razor Ramon defeated Rick Martel in 10:07 with a roll up after failed interference by WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels. After the match, Ramon was double teamed by Michaels and Martel until Marty Jannetty and the Kamikaze Kid ran down for the save knocking Michaels and Martel to the floor. Diesel ended up coming out as well but was dropkicked by both Kid and Jannetty to the floor. Diesel was held back by Michaels and Martel to close the show.
WWF House Show 9/30/1993 (Fresno, CA, 6,500) 1. Rick Martel defeated the Kamikaze Kid 2. Jim Neidhart defeated Jeff Jarrett 3. Yokozuna defeated Crush 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers by DQ to retain the title 5. Ron Simmons defeated Ludvig Borga 6. The Undertaker defeated Earthquake by DQ. 7. WWF World Champion Lex Luger/WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Mr. Perfect/Razor Ramon.
WWF House Show 10/1/1993 (San Jose, CA, 8,000) 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 2. Tatanka defeated Jerry Lawler 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers by DQ to retain the title. 4. Ron Simmons defeated Yokozuna 5. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Randy Savage 6. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Razor Ramon to retain the title. 7. WWF World Champion Lex Luger fought Mr. Perfect to a double count-out
WWF House Show 10/2/1993 (Sacramento, CA, 6,200) 1. Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart 2. Rick Martel defeated the Kamikaze Kid 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Razor Ramon to retain the title 4. Ron Simmons defeated Ludvig Borga 5. WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers by DQ to retain the title. 6. Crush defeated Yokozuna by DQ. 7. WWF World Champion Lex Luger/Jerry Lawler defeated Mr. Perfect/Tatanka
WWF Superstars 10/2/1993 1. Ted DiBiase defeated Reno Riggins in 2:39 with the Million Dollar Dream. 2. Steiner Brothers Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the WWF World Tag Team Champions, the Steiner Brothers. Ross talks about last week when the champs lost the Quebecers. Scott says that the Quebecers managed to beat them by showing how cowardly they are when they got help from their new manager Johnny Polo. He believes that when everything is fair and square they will keep their WWF World Tag Team Championships and continue to dominate the tag team division here in the WWF! 3. The Kamikaze Kid/Marty Jannetty defeated Mike Sharpe/Barry Hardy in 3:16 when Kid pinned Hardy following a top rope moonsault. 4. Lex Luger Interview: Mean Gene interviewed WWF World Champion Lex Luger. Gene talks about Luger’s journey to win the championship. Luger reminds Gene that he has accomplished everything he said he was going to do because he is just that good. Luger says that he beat Mr. Perfect back at WrestleMania and at the King of the Ring. Luger believes that Perfect will fail at his quest of redemption because he is younger, faster and stronger than Ric Flair. Luger finishes off the interview telling Gene that at the end of their match at SNME on October 23rd, Mr. Perfect will have his name changed to Mr. Imperfection because compared to Lex Luger, he is a disgrace. 5. Owen Hart defeated Terry Austin in 2:53 following a missile dropkick. 6. Jack Tunney Interview: WWF President Jack Tunney announces that at SNME on October 23rd, there will be a special surprise for WWF fans. The only way to find out what the surprise is, is to tune in on October 23rd! “I’m confident that World Wrestling Federation fans will not be disappointed.” 7. Ludvig Borga/Yokozuna defeated the Smoking Gunns in 7:09 when Borga pinned Billy following a shoulder breaker.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 10/3/1993 1. Jerry Lawler defeated Jim Powers in 4:04 following a pile driver. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Tatanka were aired. Tatanka tells Lawler that he made a huge mistake by putting his hands on his mentor and that he will live to regret that decision. 2. Earthquake Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Earthquake who has made it clear that he wants a piece of the Undertaker. Earthquake tells us that the Undertaker has never wrestled a man as big as he is. He believes that the Undertaker wouldn’t be able to choke slam or tombstone him. Quake has confidence that he will squash Undertaker like a bug and put him in a coffin to finally put the Undertaker to rest! 3. Jim Neidhart defeated Greg Reyes in 2:53 following a power slam. 4. Diesel defeated James Hudson in 2:15 following a power bomb. 5. The Canadian Crippler Hype Video: A video promoting the debut of the Canadian Crippler, Chris Benoit is aired. The narrator says that Benoit has the most feared submission hold that no one has ever seen before in the WWF. “No man will be able to escape the crippling hold, the Cross Face.” 6. Ron Simmons/Crush defeated the Headshrinkers in 8:59 when Simmons pinned Samu following a spine buster.
WWF House Show 10/3/1993 (Los Angeles, CA, 8,125) 1. Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart 2. Jim Neidhart defeated Jeff Jarrett 3. Ron Simmons defeated Yokozuna 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers by DQ to retain the titles 5. Ludvig Borga defeated Crush 6. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Razor Ramon to retain the title. 7. WWF World Champion Lex Luger fought Mr. Perfect to a double disqualification.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 6, 2011 23:49:02 GMT -5
... and a reply for Shifty please and thank you, Bob? (; RAW IS UP! Would still appreaciate replies to SmackDown! as it was quite a big show! haha i'll get around to leaving feedback soon enough! between now and my death.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 6, 2011 17:09:06 GMT -5
Was told to not put pressure on my ankle for a week.
So... me sitting on my butt for the next week = knocking out WWF 1993 weeks/shows?
I think so!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 5, 2011 20:26:20 GMT -5
Sounds like a stacked show tonight, folks. Decent way to promote Rock/Austin, seemed a little bit too much on the comedy side with the mention of catchphrases and whatnot, still looking forward to it. No surprise that Jarrett wins the opener. A four way for the hardcore title works for me. Oh god, I had no idea that you are using Regal as the Man’s Man. Damn, I was hoping he would be the Regal of 2000! Good first hour main event, no complains for the first hour. Another decent start to the second hour, didn’t seem all that interesting to me. I like Rey helping Shamrock out and hope he gets involved with a feud with DX. The last two matches didn’t seem all that exciting, which is fine to kill the crowd before the main event. Glad that Austin got the win, but Rock’s involvement continues the three way feud. A huge main event and a good way to close out the show.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 5, 2011 19:33:43 GMT -5
I haven’t followed this, but based on the guys here, one day I might have to read through all the shows. Anytime Aries gets a win on PPV, gets a thumbs up from me. The match seems like it would be weird since they don’t really have similar styles but it works, I guess. I think Roode should’ve remained in Egotrip since he fits the group name to perfection. Albright screams babyface to me, and a monster babyface at that. I’m interested to see how a babyface Roode works out here. Danielson/Lethal would be a fabulous match. Decent tag team brawl that didn’t have a clear winner, I suppose that’s being dragged out. I HOPE GIANT BERNARD GETS A HUGE PUSH (unless he has before and I didn’t read it!). Kaz/Williams was a good bout, kinda wished that Williams won. I am 100% disbelief that Helms defeated Sting. I don’t even think Helms, a guy who plays EWR, would have booked that. I’m anxious to see how far this Helms push goes. Sting should be losing to younger talent, and I hope that continues. God, that tag team title match would rock the show, just as so many other matches have. Their classic bouts are great to watch. Joe wins! Love it. I enjoyed the main event and I truly have never read a TNA diary that is this awesome. The talent you have signed here is incredible. You have a new reader in me. Great pay per view.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 5, 2011 19:22:29 GMT -5
I’ll assume the show is in Orlando, thus I doubt the fans would be chanting “save us Paul” because those fans are marks for everything. The lack of build up for debuts of RVD and Hardy is just like TNA. I’d save that for a pay per view or something… drag it out a little bit. The opener would be a great start to the new TNA and the right guys went over. Well, RVD is beaten up in his first appearance in TNA. Seems kind of odd booking to bring someone in like RVD and have him destroyed. I’m not huge on Kendrick, so I hope you can build him up. Wolfe vs. Hardy could be an interesting feud. I greatly enjoyed the segment with EY and Angle. I especially love EY in a serious role and feud with Angle. I’m really pumped to read about that. Should’ve hyped up RVD and Hardy like you are doing for Anderson. The main event surprised me, though it sets up Hardy vs. Wolfe which is fine. I just think fans would be disappointed with two huge stars looking foolish or losing in their debuts. It was a fine start with loads of talented guys. Good luck!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 5, 2011 19:03:18 GMT -5
I loved the opening to the show. I didn’t know that HHH and DX were faces now, but that’s cool I guess. Michaels working programs with HHH and X-Pac (who gets a huge rub for that) should be fun to see. Fine win for Venis, and I liked him being stopped by Rikishi to seemingly set up a feud. I hope Vader gets a bigger babyface push. I have no interest in Severn or Droz for that matter. Glad the Outlaws retained the titles. I think the angle with RVD/Sabu stole a lot of the thunder that the Dudley’s could have had. Decent segment between Austin, McMahon and Taker. I cant imagine Rock winning the title since you seem to be going in a Austin/Taker direction for the title. Interesting aftermath for the Edge match. A good win for Owen, and I hope this means Pac gets an angle wit HBK. Otherwise, I think DX having the titles would have been fun to book. A rather weak ending to the main event, perhaps a three way title match. The cage match should be a fun bout but I see Austin retaining. It seemed like a pretty good show to me, and I am VERY happy to see Jannetty gone, but I don’t recall him losing, so I don’t get the hire. He shouldn’t have left without jobbing in my opinion.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 5, 2011 18:25:17 GMT -5
Week 38 up in WWF 1993!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 5, 2011 18:24:15 GMT -5
Week 38: September 20th - September 26th
WWF RAW 9/20/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Yokozuna/Ludvig Borga defeated Chris Kanyon/Mark Starr in 2:27 when Borga pinned Starr following a shoulder breaker. 2. Kings Court w/Chief Jay Strongbow: Lawler opens the segment insulting the fans and the “loser” Tatanka until he introduces the man that put Tatanka under his wing, Chief Jay Strongbow. Strongbow heads down to the ring while Lawler insults Strongbow’s age. Lawler talks about how Tatanka has been losing more matches than Barry Horowitz as of late! Lawler thinks that Strongbow should be embarrassed by Tatanka. Lawler asks why would anyone want someone like Tatanka to be their protégé. Strongbow tells Lawler that he is proud of Tatanka, a former WWF Intercontinental Champion, and asks Lawler what has he done in the WWF? Strongbow tells Lawler that he is a self proclaimed king and is really a nobody here. However, Tatanka is a champion and is going through the aches and pains of wrestling. Lawler tries to defend himself by saying that if he were champion, he would have held it longer than two months, and tells Strongbow that if he had fought Tatanka while he was undefeated, he would have ended his undefeated streak much earlier than it had ended! Strongbow wants Lawler to back up his talk and Lawler says he will. So, Lawler ends up striking Strongbow with a right jab and tries to pile drive Strongbow but Tatanka runs down and scares Lawler out of the ring! Tatanka checks on Strongbow while he is clearly fuming over Lawler hitting his mentor! 3. The Undertaker defeated LA Gore in 2:06 following a tombstone pile driver. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Earthquake were aired and he said that he is a natural disaster that the Undertaker wouldn’t be able to survive. Quake wants to be on top and he is going to get there, starting with the Undertaker! 4. Jack Tunney Interview: Vince McMahon introduces WWF President Jack Tunney who will reveal the number one contender to the WWF World Champion, Lex Luger. Tunney tells McMahon that he and other officials considered everything when determining a challenger for Luger and believe that they have found the perfect challenger. After a brief amount of teasing, Tunney says that the next time Luger defends the championship in the near future he will be doing so… against Mr. Perfect! 5. Rick Martel defeated Mark Thomas in 3:42 with the Boston Crab. 6. The Canadian Crippler Hype Video: A video promoting the debut of the Canadian Crippler is aired. During the video, the Crippler, Chris Benoit, mentions that he was trained by the Hart Family but says that he ended up training to be better than Bret and Owen Hart. Benoit believes that he will be the greatest wrestler to compete in the WWF and we will all witness that sooner rather than later! 7. Bret Hart defeated Doink the Clown in 8:29 with the Sharpshooter. WWF House Show 9/24/1993 (Chicago, IL, 6,500) 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 2. Earthquake defeated Virgil 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers to retain the titles 4. Tatanka defeated Jerry Lawler 5. Ludvig Borga defeated Crush 6. Bret Hart defeated Doink the Clown 7. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels/Diesel defeated Razor Ramon/Marty Jannetty 8. WWF World Champion Lex Luger fought Mr. Perfect to a no contest WWF House Show 9/25/1993 (New York, NY, 15,030) 1. Rick Martel defeated the Kamikaze Kid 2. Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers to retain the title. 4. Ron Simmons/Crush defeated Yokozuna/Ludvig Borga 5. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Razor Ramon thanks to Martel interference to retain the title. 6. Bret Hart defeated Doink the Clown 7. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Randy Savage 8. The Undertaker defeated IRS 9. Mr. Perfect defeated WWF World Champion Lex Luger by disqualification WWF Superstars 9/25/1993 1. The Smoking Gunns defeated Vito Lograsso/Barry Hardy in 2:55 when Billy pinned Lograsso. 2. Rick Martel Interview: Jim Ross interviewed Rick Martel regarding his match with Razor Ramon on RAW next week. Martel tells Ramon that he made a big mistake by embracing the fans and turning on Martel at SummerSlam. Martel says that he is going to beat the machismo out of Ramon and make it clear that he should be the man to wrestle Shawn Michaels for the WWF Intercontinental Championship! 3. Jeff Jarrett defeated Rex King in 3:04 following a jumping DDT. During the bout, Jim Neidhart shared some pre-tape comments saying that he is going to cut off Jarrett “pretty goldy locks.” 4. Mr. Perfect Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with the number one contender for the WWF World Championship, Mr. Perfect. McMahon praises Perfect for always battling and never giving up such as beating his hated rival, Ric Flair at SummerSlam inside a steel cage. Perfect tells McMahon that he is on the path of redemption and having beaten Flair, he is looking to beat the man who he lost to at WrestleMania. Perfect knows that Luger has been dominate but unlike Bret Hart, he has wrestled Luger before and knows what to expect. Perfect says he is going to have the happy year end moment when he lives the dream of being the WWF World Champion! 5. Razor Ramon defeated Tony Webb in 2:54 following the Razors Edge. 6. Tatanka Interview: Jim Ross interviews Tatanka who is livid about Jerry Lawler attacking his mentor this past week on RAW. Tatanka tells us that Jerry Lawler is going to regret putting his hands on someone so important to him. Tatanka keeps it short saying that he is going to stop his “big match losing streak” but knocking the King of his throne! 7. The Quebecers defeated WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers in 10:36 when Pierre pinned Scott after a hockey stick shot. The hockey stick shot came from the Quebecers new manager, Johnny Polo, who made his debut prior to the match. Polo celebrated with the Quebecers as they are now in line to get a WWF World Tag Team Championship match. WWF Wrestling Challenge 9/26/1993 1. Diesel defeated Chris Duffy in 2:09 following a power bomb. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Diesel were aired where he said he is on a path of destruction and no one better get in his way! 2. Bam-Bam Bigelow Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Bam-Bam Bigelow. Ross mentions Bigelow losing the war with the Undertaker, which Bigelow doesn’t think is the case. Bigelow mentions that he beat Taker at WrestleMania and thinks that makes them even at 1-1. However, for whatever reason WWF officials don’t think it is safe for the company for them to compete against each other again. This pisses off Bigelow, who says he doesn’t want the last thing fans to remember is the better wrestler of the two losing. Bigelow is going to make sure he changes the officials minds “one way or another.” 3. Ron Simmons/Crush defeated Scott Richardson/Dave Wright in 2:07 when Simmons pinned Wright following a spine buster. 4. Jim Neidhart defeated Glenn Ruth in 2:48 following a running power slam. 5. Shawn Michaels Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels. Michaels focus is on his new challenger, Razor Ramon. Michaels doesn’t know what got into Ramon to become “one of the good guys” but if he needs to knock some sense into him with his boot, he will do just that. Michaels proclaims himself the greatest WWF Intercontinental Champion and from what he has seen, Ramon isn’t anywhere near qualified to hold his championship. Michaels finishes off the segment telling McMahon that Ramon is going to be laid out on the mat and pinned 1-2-3. 6. Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart in 6:13 with the Million Dollar Dram. WWF House Show 9/26/1993 (Philadelphia, PA, 7,000) 1. Rick Martel defeated the Kamikaze Kid 2. Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart 3. Bret Hart defeated Doink the Clown 4. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Razor Ramon thanks to Martel interference to retain the title. 5. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers to retain the titles. 6. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Marty Jannetty 7. The Undertaker defeated IRS 8. WWF World Champion Lex Luger fought Mr. Perfect to a double count-out. [/font]
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 4, 2011 18:05:18 GMT -5
Might get another week up in WWF 1993 tonight. I hope everyone who reads enjoys the material, I'm having fun booking it and i think it "feels" like WWF circa 1993.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 2, 2011 19:46:49 GMT -5
WWF 1993 please and thank you.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 2, 2011 13:37:38 GMT -5
Week 37 up in WWF 1993.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 2, 2011 13:08:14 GMT -5
Week 37: September 13th - September 19th
WWF RAW 9/13/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Earthquake defeated Koko B. Ware in 2:14 following a sit down splash. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Earthquake were shared as he says that he is a pissed off monster and a unbeatable force to be messed with here in the WWF now that he got rid of his dead weight keeping him down! 2. Kings Court w/ Lex Luger: Jerry Lawler introduces the new WWF World Champion, Lex Luger. Luger comes down to the ring with three women holding mirrors in front of him as he constantly has to see the championship around his waist. After Luger enters the ring and shows off the championship on his ripped body, Lawler begins the interview. Lawler puts Luger over the greatest champion in WWF already and says that Luger is truly the best. Luger thanks Lawler for speaking facts and says that he kept to his word that he would be the WWF World Champion. Luger tells Lawler that winning the WWF World Championship has been a lifelong dream and this dream will never come to an end because he is superior to everyone else in the World Wrestling Federation. Lawler lists off some names that have made it clear that they want a title shot, such as former champion Bret Hart, Ron Simmons, and the Undertaker. Luger tells us that anyone who wants a title shot can sign their name on the dotted line. He isn’t going to run away from anyone because he knows he will walk out the victor. As Luger goes to continue to speak, WWF President comes down to the ring to little fan fair and tells Luger that next week on RAW, he and other WWF officials will make a judgment on who will be the man to challenge Lex Luger for the WWF World Championship. Luger isn’t worried at all at the announcement as the fans are chanting for either Bret or Perfect to get the title shot. 3. The Smoking Gunns defeated Carl Williams/Steven Johnson in 2:45 when Bart pinned Williams. 4. Crush defeated Blake Beverly in 4:03 with the Kona Vice. 5. The Canadian Crippler Hype Video: A video promoting the Canadian Crippler, Chris Benoit is aired. The focus of the video is on the strength of his hands. During the video, Benoit is training in the ring against students who he takes out in record time. Benoit locks in a submission hold that is dubbed by the “Crossface.” The narrator says “soon to be making WWF superstars tap out, the Canadian Crippler, Chris Benoit.” 6. Doink the Clown defeated Mike Bell in 2:45 following the Whoopee Cushion. During the bout, the announcers hype up next weeks RAW featured match that will see Doink take on Bret Hart. 7. Razor Ramon won a 10 man battle royal to earn a WWF Intercontinental Championship match on 10/23 by eliminating Rick Martel in 14:25. The other eight men involved were, Jeff Jarrett, Jim Neidhart, IRS, Marty Jannetty, the Kamikaze Kid, Owen Hart and Ted DiBiase. During the bout, Shawn Michaels called the match on commentary and after Ramon won he had a stare down with Ramon to close out the show.
WWF House Show 9/17/1993 (North Charleston, SC, 4,575) 1. Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart 2. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Crush to retain the title. 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Headshrinkers to retain the titles. 5. Earthquake defeated Virgil 6. Ron Simmons fought Ludvig Borga to a double disqualification 7. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defeated Bret Hart to retain the title.
WWF House Show 9/18/1993 (Florence, SC, 5,800) 1. Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart 2. Razor Ramon defeated Rick Martel 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated the Kamikaze Kid to retain the title 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers by DQ to retain the titles. 5. The Undertaker defeated IRS 6. Ron Simmons/Crush defeated Ludvig Borga/Yokozuna by disqualification 7. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defeated Bret Hart to retain the title.
WWF Superstars 9/18/1993 1. Jerry Lawler defeated Mark King in 2:27 following a pile driver. 2. Mr. Perfect Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Mr. Perfect who got a warm reception from the crowd. Ross gives Perfect props for beating the man that impacted his life a great deal for nearly a year, Ric Flair. Perfect tells Ross that he would’ve gone insane if he was unable to beat Flair. He was close on several occasions to beating “the man” but at SummerSlam he delivered and won the biggest match of his career, at least up to that point. Perfect transitions into talking about Lex Luger, who he lost to at WrestleMania. Perfect says this has been a year of redemption and is looking to get revenge on Luger and there is no better revenge then by winning the WWF World Championship. He believes with the win over Ric Flair a few weeks ago, he has to be considered a favorite to get a shot. “If I get the title shot, Lex Luger, it is an opportunity I will not let slip through my fingers!” 3. The Headshrinkers defeated Casey Cleric/Brian Boyer in 2:44 when Fatu pinned Cleric. 4. Jim Cornette/Yokozuna/Ludvig Borga Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Cornette and his monsters Yokozuna and Ludvig Borga. Cornette tells us that a contract has been made up for a tag team match on October 23rd at Saturday Nights Main Event. He wants Simmons and Crush to step up to the plate and try to beat both of his men. Cornette hypes up his men as the guys that will crush, pun intended, the hopes and dreams of Simmons and Crush! 5. The Undertaker defeated Davey Starr in 1:39 following a tombstone pile driver. 6. Tatanka Interview: Jim Ross tries to interview Tatanka, but he is cut off by Jerry Lawler who returned to ringside. Lawler tells Tatanka that he shouldn’t get any air time because he has been constantly losing matches. Lawler insults him by calling him a loser and a disgrace to his heritage. Tatanka ends up having enough and chops Lawler when he brings up how Chief Jay Strongbow should take away his headdress and give it to someone else. Tatanka tries to get his hands on Lawler, who crawls away, but is held back by security. 7. Jeff Jarrett defeated Marty Jannetty in 7:34 following a jumping double arm DDT.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 9/19/1993 1. The Kamikaze Kid defeated Larry Ludden in 2:57 following a top rope moonsault. 2. Jim Neidhart Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Jim Neidhart, who quickly tells us that he accepts the hair vs. hair match against Jeff Jarrett for Saturday Nights Main Event on October 23rd. Neidhart says that he is going to shave off Jarrett’s precious gold locks and get the last laugh! 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Alan Warren/Al Burke in 3:53 when Scott pinned Warren. During the bout, the Quebecers cut a promo promoting a non-title match they have against the Steiner Brothers next week on WWF Superstars. Jacques says that once they beat the Steiner’s next week, they will finally get a tag team title shot and take the titles off the “dumb Michigan boys.” 4. Randy Savage defeated Jim Gorman in 2:18 following a top rope elbow drop 5. Rick Martel/Razor Ramon Brawl: Rick Martel made his way down to the ring for a interview with Vince McMahon, but just as he did to Ramon last week on Superstars, Ramon attacks Martel from behind and ended up hitting the Razors Edge on the aisle way! Ramon played to the crowd while officials checked on Martel! 6. Ted DiBiase defeated Billy Gunn in 5:07 with the Million Dollar Dream.
WWF House Show 9/19/1993 (Augusta, GA, 7,000) 1. Ted DiBiase defeated Owen Hart 2. Razor Ramon defeated Rick Martel 3. Ron Simmons defeated Yokozuna 4. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated the Kamikaze Kid to retain the title 5. The Undertaker defeated IRS 6. Ludvig Borga defeated Crush 7. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers by DQ to retain the titles. 8. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defeated Bret Hart to retain the title
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 2, 2011 11:56:44 GMT -5
RAW-
Decent show, since you have to do jobber matches there isn’t much to talk about when it comes to the matches. Bigelow over Tatanka cleanly is pretty huge for Bigelow, who wasn’t necessarily getting a big push at the time. The Luger/DiBiase stuff should be interesting since I know you’re not following that exactly the same. Should be fun to read how that plays out over the next several weeks.
Superstars-
Ramon over Neidhart is fine. I don’t see much in Neidhart at this point, but I think you could make him a respectable heel contender if you wanted to. The way it took Lawler’s segment made me think that Lawler and Michaels could feud over what show is better. Perhaps if you turn Michaels face or something down the line. Nice Heartbreak Hotel segment.
Wrestling Challenge:
You might be doing too much with the Luger/DiBiase feud… having it be progressed over all three shows doesn’t seem to be a good idea. I would’ve kept it RAW and maybe Superstars.
A pretty solid week overall, I suggest dragging Luger/DiBiase out more by not having it on all three shows. Other than that, this seems to be going pretty well.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 2, 2011 11:47:04 GMT -5
Very good way to open up RAW. That got be interested quickly in the show. Nice job having the Outlaws taking out ECW talent until they get their justice. Waltman/Rey would be a fun match to see in the WWF, since I don’t recall their WCW stuff together being all that great. I think they would make up for it in WWF. I was going to be really confused if Shamrock won the belt back so soon, but I was glad to see HHH retaining or regaining the belt seconds later. I’m really liking the Outlaws storyline. Very happy to see Rock get a pin fall victory in the main event and that has to set him up for a title match with Austin. I have to think he is going to get the title from Austin. One of your better RAW’s in my opinion!
Some brief comments about HEAT. That’s a huge main event set up on HEAT, which I like. Glad to see Steven Regal making his debut in the company. I hope 1999 is a huge year for him in this. Nice aftermath for the main event, I hope to see Austin battling Nation members in the coming shows before he meets Rock. Pretty solid show with a debut and the storyline progression of the main event.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jul 2, 2011 11:35:36 GMT -5
No surprise with the Rock winning the opening bout. He has to be the favorite to win this tournament. You know much I dislike the New Rockers here, so having the beat Too Much, who I think have loads of talent at this time as heels, is quite disappointing. Owen/Pac sounded like a quality bout and I’m glad that Owen seems to be back on his winning ways. Lame ending to the tag match, but I’m sure that was done to drag it out longer. Surprised to see the Lightweight Championship match on so late… I’m sure it was a fun bout and I’m enjoying Tajiri as the champ. I think it’s kind of odd that a stable like Mid South loses to a group of odd guys teaming together. I greatly enjoyed the Rock/Owen match. Rock winning makes sense and catapults him into the main event scene, assuming that he gets a title shot against Austin at SummerSlam. I hope he does. Pretty good title match between Austin and HHH. I’m not sure how I feel about HBK returning so soon. I would have to think he was still recovering from back surgery and all his other issues. I hope he doesn’t wrestle soon at all and remains just an on screen character. Obviously the Hell in the Cell match was a nice match, but with the return of Michaels in the final match, that seems like it should’ve closed to me. That’s petty huge and would’ve been a nice cliff hanging way to end the show leading into RAW. Overall, from what I remember of the real KOTR 98, this was much better than that show to me. Nice show, Dan.
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