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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 30, 2011 23:34:13 GMT -5
Davey Richards POV with flashbacks of his dark past PLZZZZZZ. <3 But yeah, since Duaner's given me the go-ahead for being unofficial MOD, I believe a Hall of Fame clearout/induction is approaching. Seven months is long enough. And also will be writing out new guides for beginning simmers. Anyone's help can definitely be assisted; I was thinking different simmers booking guides all in one big stickied thread. The booking guides is an excellent idea. And the Davey POV sounds interesting, but it's not what I'm going with. ;D Delirious POV?! YES!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 30, 2011 19:43:09 GMT -5
This has to be the most people have talked about Pokemon in at least five years.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 30, 2011 18:01:06 GMT -5
Week #36: September 6th - September 12th
WWF RAW was pre-empted once again. RAW returns next week live on the USA Network!
WWF House Show 9/6/1993 (5,850, Allentown, PA) 1. Owen Hart defeated Jerry Lawler 2. Razor Ramon defeated Rick Martel 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Crush to retain the title 4. Ted DiBiase defeated Koko B. Ware 5. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated The Quebecers by disqualification to retain the titles 6. The Undertaker defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow 7. Mr. Perfect defeated Jeff Jarrett 8. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defeated Bret Hart to retain the title
WWF House Show 9/7/1993 (6,125, Halifax, Nova Scotia) 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 2. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Marty Jannetty to retain the titles 3. Razor Ramon defeated Rick Martel 4. Ted DiBiase defeated Koko B. Ware 5. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Headshrinkers to retain the titles 6. The Undertaker defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow 7. Mr. Perfect defeated Diesel by disqualification 8. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defeated Bret Hart to retain the title
WWF House Show 9/8/1993 (6,247, Sydney, Nova Scotia) 1. The Smoking Gunns defeated the Headshrinkers 2. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels/Diesel defeated Randy Savage/Tatanka 4. Ted DiBiase defeated Koko B. Ware 5. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers to retain the titles 6. The Undertaker defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow 7. Mr. Perfect defeated Diesel 8. WWF World Champion Lex Luger defeated Bret Hart to retain the title
WWF House Show 9/9/1993 (7,024, Moncton, New Brunswick) 1. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers to retain the titles 2. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 3. Yokozuna defeated Ron Simmons 4. Razor Ramon defeated Rick Martel 5. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Marty Jannetty to retain the title 6. The Smoking Gunns defeated the Headshrinkers 7. Mr. Perfect defeated Diesel by disqualification 8. Bret Hart/The Undertaker defeated WWF World Champion Lex Luger/Bam-Bam Bigelow
WWF House Show 9/10/1993 (5,128, Fredericton, New Brunswick) 1. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Headshrinkers to retain the titles 2. Crush defeated Doink the Clown 3. Yokozuna defeated Ron Simmons 4. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Randy Savage to retain the title 5. Mr. Perfect defeated Diesel by disqualification 6. Bret Hart defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow 7. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 8. The Undertaker defeated WWF World Champion Lex Luger by count-out
WWF House Show 9/11/1993 (6,000, Boston, MA) 1. Owen Hart defeated Doink the Clown 2. Ted DiBiase defeated Koko B. Ware 3. Ron Simmons defeated Yokozuna 4. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Tatanka to retain the title 5. Razor Ramon defeated Rick Martel 6. Bret Hart defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow 7. Mr. Perfect defeated Diesel by disqualification 8. The Undertaker defeated WWF World Champion Lex Luger by count-out
WWF Superstars 9/11/1993 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Charles Davidson in 3:06 following a jumping DDT. During the bout, pre-tape comments by Jeff Jarrett were aired. Jarrett made it clear that he is confident in his ability and issues a challenge towards Jim Neidhart for a hair vs. hair match! 2. Kings Court w/Razor Ramon: Jerry Lawler insults the fans before introducing the man who turned on Rick Martel last Monday at SummerSlam. As Ramon makes his way down to the ring, Martel attacks him from behind and Lawler leaves the ring to the aisle way to add insult to the attack. Martel rams the chair in Ramon’s midsection a few times before putting the Boston Crab on Ramon! Lawler is heard telling Ramon that you don’t make Martel look like a fool! Martel keeps the hold on until several officials come down to pull Martel off of Ramon. 3. The Undertaker defeated PJ Walker in 2:35 following a tombstone pile driver. 4. Crush defeated Mike Bell in 2:48 with the Kona Vice. 5. Jim Cornette Interview: Jim Ross conducts an interview with Jim Cornette and the mystery man who attacked Ron Simmons last week on Superstars. Cornette says that with the addition of the man to his left, the toughest man ever to come out of Finland, along with Yokozuna they will be unbeatable. Ross asks who the man is, and Cornette tells us he is Ludvig Borga. He talks about Borga being feared in Finland and is now here to control the World Wrestling Federation. Cornette tells us that it’s not over with Simmons, Crush and now Randy Savage. “This isn’t over until we are satisfied and we are far from being satisfied.” Borga chimes in and says in broken English, “Simmons… Crush… Macho Man… you will all find out what Ludvig Borga is all about!” 6. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Natural Disasters in 6:56 when Scott pinned Typhoon. After the match, Earthquake turned on Typhoon by hitting a belly to belly suplex and splashing him three times. Earthquake screamed into the camera saying that he doesn’t need any more “dead weight.”
WWF Wrestling Challenge 9/12/1993 1. Rick Martel defeated Barry Horowitz in 3:52 with the Boston Crab. 2. Bret Hart Hype Video: A video promoting former WWF World Champion Bret Hart is aired. At the end of the video, clips of an emotional Hart sitting in the locker room at WWF SummerSlam and refusing to be filmed by WWF cameras. 3. Ron Simmons defeated Duane Gill in 2:38 following a spine buster. 4. The Smoking Gunns defeated David Jones/Jose Lopez in 2:51 when Billy pinned Jones. 5. Shawn Michaels Interview: Vince McMahon interviews the WWF Intercontinental Champion. Michaels is full of smiles as he has beaten an icon like Randy Savage and believes that he has run out of opponents. He doesn’t believe that there is anyone right now close to having earned a title shot. McMahon reveals to Michaels that tomorrow night on RAW, a ten man battle royal will be taking place with the winner meeting Michaels at the October SNME on October 23rd. Michaels doesn’t appear to be worried and says that the battle royal is just full of losers because the WWF Intercontinental Championship is going to be around his waist for a long, long time! 6. Diesel defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 5:14 following a big boot.
WWF House Show 9/12/1993 (3,650, Springfield, MA) 1. Razor Ramon defeated Rick Martel 2. Jerry Lawler defeated the Kamikaze Kid 3. Owen Hart defeated Doink the Clown 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Beverly Brothers to retain the titles 5. Bret Hart defeated IRS 6. The Undertaker defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow 7. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Micahaels defeated Randy Savage in a steel cage match to retain the title
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 30, 2011 17:55:58 GMT -5
I agree with Dan on the matter.
Week 36 will be posted very soon in WWF 1993!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 30, 2011 17:20:44 GMT -5
Congrats Dan... CONSPIRACY! Damn you little Jimmie!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 30, 2011 8:32:40 GMT -5
Poll added in the Spotlight ladder involving myself and Bob's diaries. Me and Bob CANNOT vote, leaving it in the hands of you guys. Poll ends in thirteen hours. Vote for your July Spotlight Diary! C'mon Little Jimmies!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 28, 2011 20:15:06 GMT -5
Week 35 in WWF 1993 posted. Since RAW is pre-empted for two weeks, next week might get up quicker than usual.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 28, 2011 19:56:25 GMT -5
i'm pretty sure i have more than 8 votes...
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 28, 2011 13:15:21 GMT -5
Stop posting shows faster than me.
Expect Alt. Uni., Cam, Dan, and anyone else who replied/replies to 98 to get replies after I finish writing Raw Saturday Night number 2. I believe Dan has several months worth of shows already pre-written.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 23, 2011 21:14:39 GMT -5
I know they did the hell in a cell on RAW back in 1998, but I hate it. That type of match should not be on free television. I’m not a fan of Jannetty back in WWF with the New Rockers. They sucked in 1996 and with Jannetty nowhere near the ability he had even back in 1996, I’d have to imagine they would be worse. I figured X-Pac would go over since he has been feuding with Owen recently. Well, I enjoyed the segment between the Outlaws/Dudleys. I hope the Dudleys destroy them as they are two guys I’d like you to keep from the ECW partnership. You know what? I love Fatu joining the Nation. If Godfather branches off on his own, Fatu replaces him and is a better worker for the Nation group. Venis advancing makes sense so that you get a heel vs. face lineup. That is a huge win for HHH, which seems to be occurring a year earlier than in real life. I like it and it was a nice way to close out the show. Just get rid of Jannetty ASAP.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 23, 2011 20:55:19 GMT -5
I like the opener with Batista going over. For like three paragraphs or whatever, I’m already curious about the LMS match. Please make Drew a respectable heel and a future World Champion, I’ve always liked him. I’m sure Jericho/Hardy and Punk/Truth would be quality bouts. This show seems to be full of quality wrestling which is fabulous. I expect DX lose the titles to Show/Jericho, though I hope you get some better tag teams so those four guys can be singles wrestlers. Overall, a quality show full of quality wrestling.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 23, 2011 20:49:20 GMT -5
I liked the HEAT opening with Austin and Jack having interactions just hours before their big title match. I would think that would provide more anticipation. Not sure about having three matches on HEAT. I think I would’ve just done a bunch of hype videos/interviews and do the LOD/Nation match. I would’ve opened with the lightweight match since that would’ve been a hot opener and a crowd pleaser to start off with. Glad to see the Dudley Boys win the tag team titles. I hope they get a lengthy run with the titles. I enjoyed the Shamrock/HHH match. With Rock and Austin winning I expect those two guys to feud soon. Which, obviously will be fabulous and fun to read to see how you handle it. A fine overall pay per view, it was a pretty stacked card and seemed to deliver a quality show.
I guess trying to make the Hardcore Champion respectable is a good idea, but that is a huge downgrade for Cactus in my opinion. I really like the idea of Waltman/Rey. RVD winning the Hardcore Title gives him a big rub, but I just think it was a waste to have Cactus have it for literally an hour. Sure Kane got involved but I think a simple six man match with “hardcore guys” would have been fine. I’m fine with the Outlaws getting some of their heat back on the Dudley’s. Seemed to be nicely done. I would’ve liked to see Rock win the main event and not a no contest result. I hope you don’t go a four way route. Decent RAW, I suppose. I’m still enjoying this diary, for sure.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 22, 2011 18:32:05 GMT -5
thinking of a side diary... maybe something indy like ROH at the beginning or something.
IDK.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 21, 2011 17:46:43 GMT -5
I promise to reply to the people i owe, just been very busy.
Are you desperate for a reply? Reply to SummerSlam 1993 for a reply!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 17, 2011 1:53:16 GMT -5
WWF SummerSlam 1993 has been posted!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 17, 2011 1:51:51 GMT -5
(Credit: Chaz)
World Wrestling Federation presents SummerSlam Date: 8/30/1993 From: Auburn Hills, MI Arena: The Palace of Auburn Hills Announcers: Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan Attendance: 22,853 Dark Match: The Quebecers defeated the Nasty Boys in 6:15 when Pierre pinned Saggs after a top rope senton splash. Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan welcome everyone to the summer spectacular, SummerSlam! McMahon hypes up the show as being the biggest show of the summer and hypes up the top three matches of the night, Taker/Bigelow, Luger/Hart and the main event Flair/Perfect in the cage! Heenan talks about the main event saying that tonight will be the night that Flair crushes Perfect’s hopes and dreams of ever proving to the world and himself that he is the man. McMahon doubts Heenan saying that tonight feels like it is the perfect night for Mr. Perfect to get the biggest win of his career. McMahon sends it over to the Fink as the opening contest is for the WWF Intercontinental Championship! Opening Contest: WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Randy Savage to retain the title: Savage chases Michaels around the ring until Michaels slides into the ring and stomps away on Savage to gain the advantage. Michaels jabs Savage several times in the corner but Savage turns the tables with several jabs and a right hand to knock Michaels down to the mat. Savage sends Michaels into the ropes and nails the champ with a high knee lift. Savage grabs Michaels before he can roll to the floor and mounts him delivering right hands and biting his forehead. Savage sends Michaels into the ropes and connects with a clothesline for a two count. Savage rams Michaels head first into the top turnbuckle several times and ends up tossing Michaels over the top to the floor. Savage climbs to the top turnbuckle and leaps off looking for a double axe handle but Michaels moves out of the way and Savage hits the guard railing chest first. Michaels leaps off the apron to hit Savage with a double axe handle attack of his own. Michaels tosses Savage back into the ring and leaps off the top rope to deliver a big splash but only gets a two count. Michaels sets Savage up and connects with a delayed vertical suplex for another near fall. Michaels sends Savage into a corner but runs into a big boot. Savage comes out of the corner and slams Michaels to the mat head first with a hair pull face buster. Savage sends Michaels into a corner where Michaels tries for a springboard cross body but Savage side steps it and Michaels crashes to the mat. Savage leaps off the middle rope to hit a double axe handle but only gets a two count on the cover. Michaels gets out of a scoop slam and pokes Savage in the eyes. Michaels tosses Savage shoulder first into the ring post through the middle turnbuckle and signals for the super kick. Savage struggles out of the corner holding his shoulder, so Michaels instead decides to deliver a shoulder breaker, which severely affects Savage but Michaels only gets a two count. Michaels connects with an arm breaker causing Savage to scream in agony. Michaels signals for the super kick and waits for Savage to pull himself up. Savage turns around holding his injured shoulder and is met with a super kick square on the chin. Michaels covers Savage, even using the tights for extra leverage, to get the three count. (13:41, ***)After the match, Shawn Michaels plays to the camera saying that he is indeed the greatest WWF Intercontinental Champion of all time. Backstage, Mean Gene conducted an interview with Tatanka. Tatanka talked about the brawls he has had with Diesel leading into the event and how Diesel cost him the WWF Intercontinental Championship at the King of the Ring. Tatanka makes it clear that tonight he is coming to collect his payback! Second Contest: Crush/Owen Hart/Jim Neidhart/Marty Jannetty/The Kamikaze Kid defeated Jerry Lawler/Jeff Jarrett/Doink the Clown/Razor Ramon/Rick Martel: All ten men brawl in the ring to open the bout until Neidhart and Jarrett are left in the ring to officially start the bout. Jarrett gets the upper hand following a swinging neck breaker but Neidhart quickly recover sot hit Jarrett with numerous clotheslines and tags out to Jannetty who leaps off the top to deliver a double axe handle. Jannetty comes off the ropes with a head scissors take down but misses a dropkick attempt after Jarrett hung onto the ropes. Martel gets tagged in and delivers a series of back breakers before putting a camel clutch submission on Jannetty but isn’t able to get the win because the Kamikaze Kid comes off the top rope to dropkick Martel! Jannetty plants Martel with a tornado DDT and tags in Owen Hart who takes Martel over with a few hip tosses and a backdrop! Owen delivers numerous right hands to Martel in the corner but is stopped by Martel after being dropped throat first across the top turnbuckle. Martel connects with a back suplex and tags in Doink. Doink displays his excellent wrestling by connecting with several German suplexs and a overhead belly to belly suplex on Owen. Doink tries for the Whoopee Cushion but gets crotched by Crush from the apron, which allows Owen to get up and hit a top rope superplex! Owen and Doink both make tags to Crush and Ramon. Ramon doesn’t back down from Crush and they trade right hands. Crush gets the advantage and delivers a big boot to Ramon as he comes off the ropes. Ramon ducks under a clothesline and power slams Crush. Ramon proceeds to taunt the fans and continues with a modified choke slam. Ramon wants to go for the Razors Edge, but Lawler decides to tag himself in telling Ramon to leave the ring. Lawler tries for a pile driver but Crush backdrops out of it. Ramon hasn’t left and tries to attack Crush but is power slammed. This leads to everyone getting involved but they all go to the floor a short time later. Doink tries to toss Lawler a crutch but over shoots him and Crush winds up getting it. The referee is distracted by the brawling on the floor as Crush whacks Lawler over the back with the crutch and knocks Doink off the apron as well. Lawler avoids any further punishment by tagging in Ramon who low blows Crush and holds Crush so that Martel could jab him with the crutch. However, Crush breaks free and Martel hits Ramon on accident! Crush dumps Martel to the floor and puts the Kona Vice on Ramon to win the bout! (7:47, **½) After the match, Crush and his teammates celebrate as they make their way to the backstage area. Back in the ring, Martel argues with Ramon telling him that he is weak. Martel ends up slapping Ramon, who doesn’t take kindly to that and hammers away on Martel. Ramon ends up driving Martel down to the mat with the Razors Edge and leaves his former partners in the ring as the fans start a small Razor chant! Backstage, Mean Gene conducted an interview with WWF World Champion Bret Hart. Hart has been looking forward to this night since June as he wants to be the guy to make Lex Luger face reality that he isn’t good enough to beat him for the championship. Hart is going to prove that having the perfect body doesn’t mean you are the perfect wrestler. Third Contest: Diesel defeated Tatanka: As soon as the bell sounds, they exchange several right hands until Diesel knee lifts Tatanka and works on him in the corner with several more knee lifts and right hands. Tatanka is sent across the ring to another corner where Diesel connects with a running clothesline followed by a series of side elbow strikes and chokes Tatanka for a few moments. Diesel brings Tatanka out of the corner by connecting with a side slam for a two count. Diesel maintains control by putting a chin lock on Tatanka but that doesn’t last long. Tatanka gets up and rams Diesel back first into a corner. Tatanka manages to hit a belly to belly suplex for a two count. Tatanka leaps off the middle rope to hit Diesel with a shoulder for another near fall. Tatanka blocks a backdrop attempt by planting Diesel with a DDT but doesn’t go for the cover! Instead, Tatanka heads to the top looking for his overhand chop but in midair, he is met with a big boot from Diesel! Diesel grabs Tatanka shortly after to connect with a power bomb and wins the bout. (8:36, **¼) A video promoting the last man standing match is aired. It was narrated by Vince McMahon. The video is the same video that has been aired during the weekly television shows. Fourth Contest: the Undertaker defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow in a Last Man Standing match: Bigelow stalls on the floor and goes after Bearer until the Undertaker comes running off the apron to hit a leaping clothesline. Taker pulls Bigelow up and sends him back first into the guard railing several times. Taker stalks towards Bigelow until Bigelow jabs Taker in the midsection with a chair and whacks Taker over the head with the chair. Bigelow regains composure as Taker is on the floor. The referee gets to a six count until Taker sits up. Bigelow sends Taker into the ring steps, causing Taker to flip over the steps and onto the floor. Bigelow continues to beat down Taker with a chair by whacking the chair over Taker’s back. Taker sits up again at six and is rolled into the ring by Bigelow. Bigelow connects with a vertical suplex, but Taker sits up quickly. Bigelow plants Taker with a DDT before heading to the top rope, but Taker gets up and grabs Bigelow by the throat to bring Bigelow back to mat with a huge choke slam! Bigelow staggers to his feet at the count of seven in a corner but is quickly met with a running big boot attack by Taker. Bigelow drops to the floor as he tries to recover. Taker follows but Bigelow tosses powder into Taker’s eyes to blind him! Bigelow goes under the ring to find a shovel and ends up breaking the shovel over Taker’s back! Bigelow mocks Taker by pretending to shovel dirt onto Taker’s body while the referee counts. Taker sits up at the count of eight as Bigelow had his back turned. Taker gets up and drops a charging Bigelow throat first across the guard railing. Taker ends up sending Bigelow into the crowd with a big clothesline but doesn’t follow him. Instead, Taker grabs Bigelow and connects with a vertical suplex on the floor. Bearer directs Taker towards the announcers table and Taker rips out the televisions as Bearer continues to give direction. Bigelow recovers to ram Taker back first into the ring apron and they return to the ring. Bigelow ducks under a clothesline and low blows Taker. Bigelow grabs a kneeling Taker and hit’s a power bomb which shocks everyone! Bigelow grabs a chair and puts the chair on Taker’s head as he goes to the top signaling for the diving head butt. Bigelow leaps off and hit’s the diving head butt, but knocks himself out as well since he hit he chair head first! They both struggle to their feet at the count of seven and Bigelow clotheslines himself and Taker over the top to the floor, but Taker lands on his feet while Bigelow crashes to the floor. Bigelow gets up with a chair but gets the chair kicked back into his face! Taker grabs Bigelow by the throat and choke slams Bigelow through the announcers table! Bigelow is out cold as the referee counts and ends up reaching a ten count giving Taker the win! (13:28, ***)After the match, the Undertaker celebrates the win with Paul Bearer in the ring as he kneels in front of his manager who holds urn while Bigelow is laid out on broken pieces of the announcers table. Backstage, Mean Gene conducts an interview with Jim Cornette and Yokozuna. Cornette tells Gene that tonight they are going to have the pleasure of seeing over 22,000 people’s heart rip and their dreams turn into nightmares because Yokozuna is going to squash their American hero, Ron Simmons tonight! Fifth Contest: WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Natural Disasters to retain the titles: Rick and Typhoon start off the title match with Typhoon showing his strength by casually tossing Rick to the mat a couple of times. Rick ends up having enough of that and hammers away on Typhoon in a corner. Rick sends Typhoon into the ropes and looks for a clothesline but Typhoon doesn’t budge. Rick tries for another one but is stopped by Typhoon with a clothesline of his own. Typhoon comes off the ropes to hit an elbow drop for a two count. Typhoon continues his offense by splashing Rick in a corner and connecting with a vertical suplex before tagging in Earthquake who quickly scoop slams Rick for a two count. Earthquake delivers several shoulder rams in the corner and brings to the middle of the ring to put a bear hug on him. Rick nearly passes out but ends up biting his way out of the hold and delivers a jaw breaker! Rick comes off the ropes a few times and on the third attempt knocks Earthquake off his feet with a clothesline! Rick tags in Scott who delivers several right hands on Earthquake and sends him stumbling into a corner following a dropkick. Scott knocks Typhoon off the apron with another dropkick. Scott looks for a spear in the corner but Earthquake moves out of the way sending Scott shoulder first into the ring post. Earthquake also managed to clothesline Rick on the apron. Earthquake works on Scott with several splashes before heading to an opposite corner to get momentum. Earthquake charges towards the corner but misses a back splash. Scott quickly lunges to tag in Rick who enters and leaps off the middle rope to bulldog Earthquake to the mat! Rick covers and picks up the win. (7:08, *) After the match, the Steiner Brothers celebrate the win with their mother and sister who were sitting in the front row. A video hyping up the feud between Ron Simmons and Yokozuna is aired. Sixth Contest: Ron Simmons defeated Yokozuna: The match starts off with a test of strength but that doesn’t last long as Yokozuna delivers a throat thrust to get the cheap advantage. Yoko chops Simmons in the corner several times and manages to power slam Simmons but misses a leg drop after he comes off the ropes. Simmons backs Yoko into a corner where he delivers several forearm shots and a running spear in the corner. Yoko stumbles out of the corner and drops down to his knee. Simmons leaps off the middle rope to fully knock Yoko on his back with a clothesline! Simmons goes for the cover but only gets a one count. Simmons comes off the ropes again but is stopped by Yoko who hit’s a side belly to belly suplex. Simmons counters a vertical suplex by hitting a reverse neck breaker. Simmons heads to the top rope and kicks Cornette off the apron after he tried to grab Simmons. Yoko catches Simmons in midair to connect with a power slam for a two count. Yoko drags Simmons to a corner looking for the Bonsai Drop after taunting the fans, but Simmons pops up to his feet and slams Yoko off the middle rope and pins Yoko for the huge win! (7:51, *½) After the match, Simmons tosses Cornette over the top rope as he tried to hit Simmons with his tennis racket! Simmons waves the American Flag proudly as the fans chant “USA”! A video promoting the WWF World Championship match is aired. Seventh Contest: Lex Luger defeated WWF World Champion Bret Hart to win the title: Luger decides to flex his muscles while having a stare down with Hart. Hart responds by getting the early advantage with right hands and a clothesline after sending Luger into the ropes. Luger rolls to the floor to prevent any further punishment. However, Hart comes off the ropes and takes Luger out with a suicide dive! Hart rolls Luger back into the ring but is stopped on the apron by Luger with a right had. Luger sets Hart up and connects with a vertical suplex back into the ring from the apron. Luger goes for the cover but Hart pops his shoulder up at two. Luger sends Hart hard chest first into a corner and ends up hitting a back suplex. Luger goes for another cover but Hart kicks out. Luger continues his offense with a gut buster and transitions into a back breaker for another near fall, which causes Luger to argue with the referee. Luger goes back to Hart delivering several forearm shots in the corner before attempting a superplex but Hart shoves Luger off and leaps off the middle rope to hit a forearm drop for a two count. Hart ducks a wild clothesline attempt and takes Luger down with a side Russian leg sweep for another two count. Hart looks for a running bulldog and connects! Hart signals for the Sharpshooter but Luger kicks Hart away. Luger gets to his feet and snap power slams Hart. Luger hits a swinging neck breaker after several knee lifts for a two count. Luger atomic drops Hart and comes off the ropes to deliver a running forearm smash but Hart ducks under it and gets a near fall on Luger following a bridging German suplex! Hart goes for the Sharpshooter again but Luger kicks Hart away and Hart is sent to the floor. Luger hits Hart from behind with a running forearm smash which sends Hart head first into the ring steps as well. Luger begins to work on Hart’s back by ramming Hart back first into the ring apron. Luger sets up for a pile driver on the floor and manages to deliver it after clubbing Hart over the back as Hart tried to block it. Luger covers Hart back in the ring but Hart gets his foot on the bottom rope at two. Luger picks up a lifeless Hart who can hardly stand from the pile driver on the floor and puts Hart in the Torture Rack. After a few seconds, the referee checks on Hart who is out cold and calls for the bell giving Luger the win and the championship! (14:19, **¾) After the match, Luger is awarded the championship and holds the belt in the air with cocky grin. Luger forces the referee to put the championship on him and poses as the crowd boos loudly. A lengthy video promoting the steel cage match is aired. The announcers hype up the match as well as the cage is being set up. Main Event: Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair in a steel cage match: Flair tries to quickly escape the cage by climbing over the top but Perfect stops Flair with several shots to his lower back. Perfect rams Flair head first into the cage several times until Flair crotches himself on the top rope. Perfect works on Flair with several right hands before tossing Flair into the side of the cage. Perfect dropkicks Flair as he comes off the ropes and Flair rolls to the side of the ring hoping to bail from the ring but is stopped by the cage! Perfect sends Flair into a corner where Flair does a flip but falls to the mat instead of the apron. Perfect works on Flair with several chops before hip tossing Flair across the ring. Flair backs into a corner and begs Perfect to back off but ends up suckering Perfect into an eye poke. Flair drops down to a knee and low blows Perfect to gain the advantage. Flair puts Perfect in a headlock and delivers several right hands. Flair connects with a vertical suplex and follows up with a knee drop for a one count. Flair grabs Perfect and tosses him head first into the cage a couple of times. Flair begins to work on Perfect’s left knee with several stomps and elbow drops. Flair looks for the figure four but Perfect rolls him up and nearly steals a victory. Perfect gets up in a corner and trades right hands with Flair, getting the upper hand by knocking Flair off his feet. Perfect grabs Flair by the legs and catapults him face first into the cage. Perfect gets up and rubs Flair’s head into the cage, effectively busting Flair wide open! Perfect snap suplexs Flair for a two count. Flair rolls to a corner and tries to chop Perfect, but they don’t have any real affect. Flair is sent into the ropes but blocks a backdrop attempt with a kick to Perfect’s chest and connects with a shin breaker on Perfect’s left leg. Flair quickly transitions into the figure four leg lock right in the middle of the ring! Perfect refuses to give up to Flair and after having his shoulders nearly counted down for a three, Perfect sits up staring at Flair with determination as he rolls over to put the pressure on Flair. Flair is forced to let go of the hold after a few seconds. The camera ends up catching Flair going into his tights to put brass knuckles on his first, just as he did back in February to defeat Perfect. Flair nails Perfect right in the face with brass knuckles but isn’t able to make the immediate cover as he is hurting as well. Flair drapes one arm over Perfect but only gets a two count! Flair struggles to a corner as begins to climb up the cage as Perfect is still struggling to get up. Perfect manages to get up and stop Flair on the top of the cage and delivers right hands as he has gained a footing on the bars. Perfect gains enough of an advantage that he attempts to hook Flair up for a superplex off the near top of the cage. Flair tries to prevent it but Perfect rams him face first into the top of the cage. Perfect hooks Flair up for another superplex and connects as both men crash down to the mat and aren’t moving after such an impact move! Perfect slowly sits up after nearly two minutes of laying on the mat lifeless with Flair. Perfect pulls himself up with helps from the ropes and spins around looking at the fans as they chant him on. Perfect struggles to pull Flair up and when he does he looks at his bloody opponent in the face and spits at him. Perfect sets Flair up and connects with the Perfect Plex right in the middle of the ring and that is good enough for the three! (18:16, ***½) After the match, an emotional Mr. Perfect sits up as the crowd erupts for the man who fought so hard to beat his former friend. Perfect celebrates his win as Vince McMahon proudly proclaims him as “the man” to end the show. [/font]
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 16, 2011 15:01:17 GMT -5
Three matches written for SummerSlam 1993 thus far. I could possibly post this tonight! If i do, i won't post a week of 1993 for several days or a week since I've been knocking shows out at a rapid rate!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Jun 16, 2011 8:59:10 GMT -5
Week 34: August 23rd - August 29th
WWF RAW 8/23/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Ric Flair defeated Virgil in 3:43 with the figure four leg lock. 2. Kings Court w/Jerry Lawler: Jerry Lawler didn’t have a guest on this week as he instead decided to cut promos on the five guys his team of men will be competing against at SummerSlam one week from now. He focuses on Crush first, continuing to say how Crush is a horrible hero as he couldn’t defeat the evil that he believes Yokozuna is. Lawler ripped on Owen and Neidhart saying that they will forever be known as “the other Hart guys”. He calls Jannetty the joke of the Rockers and lastly says that the Kamikaze Kid might not even make the pay per view because he has a 9pm bed time! Lawler finishes the promo saying that royalty prevails in the end and his group of men will be victorious. 3. Ron Simmons defeated Duane Gill in 2:45 following a spine buster. During the bout, Mr. Fuji came down to the ring to wave the Japanese Flag. Following the bout, Simmons grabbed the American Flag and had a waving flag duel with Fuji. 4. Randy Savage Interview: Savage cut a brief promo as he sat at the commentary table saying that he will retain the title of being the greatest WWF Intercontinental Champion and will regain the championship that he made so valuable to this company by beating Shawn Michaels at SummerSlam! 5. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Nick Wilson in 2:02 following a diving head butt 6. SummerSlam 1993 Report: Mean Gene runs down the card as we are only one week away from SummerSlam 1993! 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Jeff Jarrett in 10:33 with the Sharpshooter. After the match, Lex Luger showed up at the top of the aisle way signaling that he the WWF World Championship will be his in seven days.
WWF House Show 8/27/1993 (Long Island, NY 6,460) 1. The Smoking Gunns defeated Money Inc. 2. Rick Martel defeated Marty Jannetty 3. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 4. Randy Savage defeated WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels in a non-title match 5. Jerry Lawler defeated Crush 6. Ron Simmons defeated Yokozuna 7. Ric Flair defeated Mr. Perfect 8. WWF World Champion Bret Hart/the Undertaker/WWF Steiner Brothers defeated Lex Luger/Bam-Bam Bigelow/the Natural Disasters
WWF Superstars 8/28/1993 1. Tatanka defeated PJ Walker in 2:44 following a Samoan Drop 2. Jeff Jarrett Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett talked about trimming Neidhart’s beard off and believes that he has proven that he is a nice guy even though Ross points out that the fans didn’t want him to do that. Ross also points out that Neidhart is coming after his gold locks. Jarrett laughs at the claim telling Ross that Neidhart would have to beat him to cut his hair, and he knows that will never happen! 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Dave Donaldson in 2:06 following a super kick. 4. Crush defeated Gavin Roberts in 1:40 with the Kona Vice 5. Steiner Brothers Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with the Steiner Brothers. McMahon asked the champs how are they possibly going to hit their impact moves such as the Steiner bulldog and the Frankensteiner on the monstrous men Earthquake and Typhoon. Scott tells McMahon that their moves can be hit on their opponents and its just a matter of finding the right timing. Rick also says that they have the determination to do whatever to takes to keep the titles they have fought hard to win. They both say that they aren’t going to let down their hometown fans at SummerSlam! 6. Money Inc. defeated the Smoking Gunns in 7:26 when DiBiase forced Billy to submit to the Million Dollar Dream.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 8/29/1993 1. Yokozuna defeated Robert James/Wade Williamson in 2:35 when Yoko pinned both men following a Bonsai Drop. 2. Ron Simmons/Yokozuna Hype Video: A video promoting the Simmons/Yokozuna feud is aired. The video includes Yokozuna defeating Crush in a flag match and Simmons debuting on July 4th to body slam Yokozuna on the USS Intrepid. 3. Jim Neidhart/Owen Hart defeated Barry Hardy/Jim Powers in 3:57 when Neidhart pinned Powers 4. The Undertaker defeated Joey Maggs in 2:16 following a tombstone pile driver 5. Bam-Bam Bigelow/Undertaker Hype Video: A video promoting the Bigelow/Undertaker feud is aired. The video starts out with Bigelow throwing a fireball into Undertaker’s face at WrestleMania IX and the buildup of Undertaker’s return and Bigelow dominance while Undertaker was out. 6. Lex Luger fought WWF World Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner to a no contest in 6:15 when the Natural Disasters, Rick Steiner and Bret Hart came down to the ring to cause a huge brawl to close out the show.
NOTE FROM BOB: The next show... is... SummerSlam 1993!
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