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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 19, 2011 5:18:52 GMT -5
I truly can't believe you couldn't have incorporated the name change into your other 4 page TNA '11. Just seems like a waste of time, for the other one. It's literally the same people, why start over because of a simple name change? It's not just a "simple name change", hence the backstory. I didn't just say "oh, this is iMPACT Wrestling", I made changes that will effect the way I book/write the entire diary/sim. So, you fired Russo and Taylor. Why not just fire Russo in your other diary. I won't be surprised if the booking is the same, because its the same people. Maybe if you hired different wrestlers it would be different.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 17, 2011 12:03:37 GMT -5
I truly can't believe you couldn't have incorporated the name change into your other 4 page TNA '11. Just seems like a waste of time, for the other one. It's literally the same people, why start over because of a simple name change?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 16, 2011 11:44:08 GMT -5
Thanks Hammers for the reply. Didn't see that coming! Replying to the following: Hammers DTP El Pen and maybe you, if you reply to WWF 1993. Have a good day folks!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 15, 2011 20:03:36 GMT -5
I hate Curtis Granderson.
Anyway, Week 28 for WWF 1993 has been posted. It includes SNME XXXIV!
Enjoy!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 15, 2011 20:02:15 GMT -5
Week 28: July 12th - 18th
WWF RAW 7/12/1993 (Manhattan, New York) 1. Diesel defeated Mark Starr in 0:45 following a power bomb. 2. Kings Court w/Razor Ramon: Jerry Lawler conducted an interview with Razor Ramon this week, with Ramon focusing on Marty Jannetty. Ramon says that Jannetty keeps getting in his business when he should be worried about getting his career back on track. Ramon notes that he defeated Randy Savage to get the respect that he deserves while Jannetty is trying to respect despite being the laughing stock of the WWF. Ramon says that on July 17th at Saturday Nights Main Event, Ramon will make sure Jannetty realizes the mistake he made by messing around with the Bad Guy! 3. Natural Disasters defeated Glenn Ruth/Scott Taylor in 2:10 when Earthquake pinned Taylor. After the match, McMahon attempted to interview the Disasters, but the Steiner Brothers stormed the ringside area and had a pull apart brawl with the number one contenders. 4. Shawn Michaels Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the WWF Intercontinental Champion, Shawn Michaels. Ross asks if Michaels is going to accept Savage’s challenge to a championship bout at SummerSlam. Michaels has heard the rumblings since Savage got a lucky pin fall over him on RAW in a tag match, but says that he is confident that Savage wouldn’t be able to do it again in a singles match. Michaels knows a lot of people are expecting him to decline the offer, but he is instead going to show that he is a fighting champion and decides to accept the challenge! Michaels is prepared to send Savage into retirement and start to take over the World Wrestling Federation his bodyguard, Diesel! 5. Marty Jannetty defeated Ryan Roma in 1:41 following the Rocker Dropper. 6. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Quebecer Jacques in 6:03 by disqualification when Lex Luger attacked Hart while he had Jacques in the Sharpshooter. Officials quickly ran down to the ring to prevent any further conflict between Luger and Hart.
WWF Superstars 7/17/1993 1. Beverly Brothers defeated Jim Powers/Carl Williams in 2:49 when Blake pinned Williams. 2. Crush/Ron Simmons Interview: Pre-tape comments from Crush and Ron Simmons were aired. Simmons has been helping Crush get ready for a big showdown with Yokozuna at SNME later in the day. Crush tells Simmons and the fans that he isn’t going to let down the fans and will overcome the enemy. 3. Randy Savage defeated Terry Austin in 1:52 following the elbow drop. 4. Yokozuna Interview: Jim Cornette does the talking while Yokozuna looks focused. Cornette says that later on in the day, at SNME, Yokozuna will make all the little boys, girls and even adults cry as Yokozuna will destroy Crush and prove that America’s heroes are weak! 5. Ted DiBiase defeated Russ Greenberg in 2:11 with the Million Dollar Dream. 6. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Koko B. Ware in 5:03 following a diving head butt. During the bout, Paul Bearer states the Undertaker is on his way to take care of Bigelow!
World Wrestling Federation presents Saturday Nights Main Event XXXIV Date: 7/17/1993 From: Providence, RI Arena: Providence Civic Center Announcers: Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan Attendance: 7,149
Dark Matches: WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers fought the Natural Disasters to a double count-out Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart Ted DiBiase defeated Max Moon
The show starts off with a couple of quick promos by the teams consisting of Bret Hart and Mr. Perfect and their opponents Lex Luger and Ric Flair. Both teams state that they will win the match and are confident about their respective matches at SummerSlam. The video concludes with Crush waving the American flag saying that America will come out on top later on tonight!
Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan welcome everyone to the show and quickly hype up the first match which will see WWF World Champion Bret Hart team up with Mr. Perfect to battle Lex Luger and Ric Flair! Heenan, not surprisingly, assures McMahon that Lex Luger and Ric Flair will walk out victorious.
Opening Contest: WWF World Champion Bret Hart/Mr. Perfect defeated Lex Luger/Ric Flair by disqualification: The match kicked off with Hart brawling with Luger while Perfect and Flair exchanged right hands and chops on the floor. Once everything got settled, Hart and Luger started the bout. Luger was able to control Hart early on with his strength delivering several power slams and a military press slam for a near fall. However, Hart used his speed to come off the ropes and nail Luger with a clothesline. Luger bailed by tagging in Flair who was quickly back dropped by Hart followed by a side Russian leg sweep before Perfect was tagged in. Perfect dropkicks Flair into a corner and manages to connect with a superplex for a near fall. Perfect attempted the Perfect Plex but Flair was able to low blow Perfect as Luger distracted the referee. Flair stopped Perfect with a knee breaker and began to work on Perfect’s knee with several stomps and knee strikes. After several moments of being worked on, Perfect blocked a backdrop attempt with a swinging neck breaker and tagged in Hart. Hart cleaned house with clotheslines on both Flair and Luger, knocking Luger off the apron. Hart delivered an atomic drop on Flair followed by a running bulldog. Hart signaled for the Sharpshooter and locked it on Flair until Luger entered the ring with a chair and whacked Hart over the back to cause the disqualification. (**½, 10:23) After the match, Luger whacked Mr. Perfect over the head with the chair. Luger grabbed Hart and ended up putting him a submission hold known as the Torture Rack, the first time Luger has applied the move in the WWF! Flair recovered to put an unconscious Mr. Perfect in the figure four while several officials entered the ring to stop the beatings.
Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan talk about the match we just witnessed with Heenan very happy to see two of his friends get the upper hand over Hart and Perfect. Heenan states that Luger will be the WWF World Champion and Mr. Perfect will regret challenging Ric Flair to a steel cage match!
Second Contest: Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty: Jannetty got off to a quick start hip tossing Ramon followed by a head scissors takedown. Jannetty comes off the ropes looking for a cross body but is instead caught by Ramon who connects with a fall away slam. Ramon continues his offense with a backbreaker and a vertical suplex for a two count. Ramon tried to get the submission win with an abdominal stretch but Jannetty hip tossed Ramon and dropkicked the Bad Guy into a corner. Jannetty charged the corner but was stopped by Ramon who drove Jannetty down to the mat with his variation of a choke slam. Ramon quickly grabs Jannetty and hit’s the Razors Edge to win the bout. (6:02, *¼)
Backstage, Mean Gene is standing with Jeff Jarrett, Jerry Lawler and Doink the Clown. Gene brings up how these three men have developed some kind of alliance in recent weeks to combat Owen Hart and Jim Neidhart. Lawler tells Gene that they formed the alliance to get rid of the Hart name. He believes there are too many Harts in this company. “If there is one Hart here in the WWF, that is far too many.†Lawler says that tonight, Owen Hart squares off against Doink the Clown and says that he knows they will be getting the last laugh tonight! Jarrett chimes in and says that when they are done with Owen tonight, they are coming after Neidhart to cut off the hideous goatee!
Third Contest: Owen Hart defeated Doink the Clown: Doink controls Owen early on with some mat wrestling before slapping the back of Owen’s head. Owen backs Doink into a corner as a result and goes to work on Doink with several right hands before managing to clothesline Doink over the top to the floor. Owen quickly follows up with a slingshot cross body onto the floor to keep the advantage on Doink. Owen rolls Doink back into the ring and heads to the top rope looking for a missile dropkick but Doink sidesteps it and Owen crashes to the mat. Doink connects with a German suplex but only gets a near fall. Doink tries for a gut wrench power bomb but Owen counters with a hurricanrana for a two count. Owen ends up blocking a boot attempt and kicks Doink right in the head, knocking Doink out cold. Owen puts the Sharpshooter on Doink and manages to get the win. (7:35, ***) After the match, Jeff Jarrett runs down to the ring to try and attack Owen but is sent over the top rope by Owen!
Vince McMahon enters the ring to call out Paul Bearer who makes his way down to the ring while pushing a casket down to the ringside area. McMahon mentions how Bearer has been saying that the Undertaker has been on his way but that we haven’t seen the Undertaker since WrestleMania. McMahon seems to be pressing Bearer to prove to everyone that the Undertaker is indeed coming back. Before Bearer can respond, Bam-Bam Bigelow makes his way down to the ring to again refute the statements that the Undertaker is coming back. Bigelow is convinced that the Undertaker will never come back and that he is the man to finally force the Undertaker to never show his face in the WWF ever again. Bearer is finally able to chime in and says “Bigelow, he is on his way. Sooner than you think.. OHHH YESSS.†At that moment, the lights go out and a purple light focuses on the casket at ringside. After a few gong sounds, Bearer opens the lid and… THE UNDERTAKER SITS UP AND STARES RIGHT AT BIGELOW! Bigelow can’t believe this and bails to the floor and into the crowd walking backwards trying to fully believe this has happened. Undertaker is brought into the ring and gets down on his right knee to kneel to the urn that Bearer holds!
A brief video promoting the Yokozuna/Crush feud is aired.
Main Event: Yokozuna defeated Crush in a flag match: A test of strength opens the match with Yokozuna getting the better of Crush. Crush drops down to his knees as Yokozuna taunts the fans. Crush begins to make a comeback but Yoko lets go to hammer Crush over the head with a right hand. Yoko sends Crush into a corner and charges to connect with a big splash. Yoko steps on the bottom rope looking to grab the flag but is cut off by Crush as he tried to reach the second rope. Crush yanks Yoko down to mat and begins to hammer away on Yoko several times. Crush sends Yoko into the ropes and connects with a clothesline that only staggers Yoko. Crush delivers two more clotheslines before finally knocking Yoko off his feet with a leaping shoulder block, which gets the crowd pumped up! Crush attempts a scoop slam but isn’t able to pick up Yoko. Yoko takes advantage with a big belly to belly suplex! Yoko staggers to his feet as he tries for a leg drop but Crush moves out of the way. Crush backs Yoko into a corner delivering right hands before sending Yoko back first into another corner. Crush charges to hit Yoko with a clothesline and Yoko falls flat on his face. Crush goes to grab the flag, but Jim Cornette grabs Crush’s leg. This doesn’t last long as Ron Simmons is also at ringside and grabs Cornette by the collar. Crush is distracted by this as Simmons carries Cornette to the back. Crush turns around and Yoko nails Crush with a savant kick. Yoko connects with another belly to belly suplex followed by a devastating leg drop. Yoko isn’t done. Yoko proceeds to blow snot on Crush, who laid out, before dragging Crush to a corner that has the Japanese flag hanging. Yoko gets to the middle rope and reaches the flag. However, instead of letting that be enough, Yoko hit’s the Bonsai Drop on Crush! (11:08, ***) After the match, Yokozuna bails to the floor as Ron Simmons runs down to the ring to check on Crush. Simmons is left upset while hovering over Crush as Yokozuna celebrates his victory with Jim Cornette on the aisle way to close out the show.
End of show
WWF Wrestling Challenge 7/18/1993 1. Tatanka defeated Mike Bell in 2:11 following a Samoan Drop. 2. SNME XXXIV Recap Video: A brief video highlighting the show from the previous night is aired. It mainly focuses on Luger’s attack on Bret Hart and Crush being unable to defeat Yokozuna. 3. The Smoking Gunns defeated Reno Riggins/Mike Sharpe in 3:42 when Bart pinned Riggins. 4. IRS defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 1:07 following a running lariat. 5. Mr. Perfect/Ric Flair Video: A video highlighting the feud between Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect is aired. It was a pretty lengthy video which concludes with some hype for their cage match happening at SummerSlam! 6. Owen Hart/Jim Neidhart defeated Jeff Jarrett/Doink the Clown in 7:45 when Neidhart pinned Doink following a running power slam.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 13, 2011 3:46:50 GMT -5
I might be posting shows at a rapid rate soon, if my ankle is indeed broken.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 12, 2011 21:58:01 GMT -5
Why not just change the name in your current sim? Yeah, I could. I just always have the urge to change directions/sims after I see something on TV, like this. I'll stick with my current one, but I do have the urge to change. Ha. I won't. I promise. lol Fight the temptations and incorporate into your current one! You can do it!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 12, 2011 21:23:18 GMT -5
Man, oh man... I'm so tempted to do a "iMPACT Wrestling" sim. I have to fight...the urge. But, it is killing me.. . Why not just change the name in your current sim?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 12, 2011 18:24:40 GMT -5
WWF RAW: Monday 5th July 1993...Crush with the win is a fine way to kick off RAW. Ron Simmons' promo was perfectly time, and good debut for him on actual WWF television explaining his actions. If he takes the "All-American" gimmick Lex Luger received, I wouldn't complain at all. Doink the Clown and the Smoking Gunns winning were fine, good debut for Billy and Bart may I add. Lex Luger's showcase was merely to show off before SummerSlam. Randy Savage and Tatanka teaming to beat Shawn Michaels and Diesel is a bad start for Diesel: this is his first match teaming with Shawn and they lose. Should have won, though Savage and Tatanka have needed some offence against them. Solid main event, and I liked Mr Perfect and Ric Flair's confrontation. A solid episode of RAW, I'd go on a limb to call it the best in recent memory. WWF Superstars of Wrestling: Saturday 10th July 1993...Yokozuna with the win is a fine opening to this show. More expecting to see Yokozuna win against Crush at Saturday Night's Main Event honestly. The Natural Disasters' interview forwarded their feud with the Steiner Brothers. Was surprised not to see a retribution attack by Rick and Scott on Earthquake and Typhoon. Marty Jannetty with the win is ideal, as is the WWF Tag Team Champions regaining lost momentum after the attack by the Natural Disasters. Bret Hart's interview was fine, more promotion of the feud with Lex Luger, slowly and effectively. Ted Dibiase winning was a nice, simple main event. Weak episode this week I thought. WWF Wrestling Challenge: Sunday 11th July 1993...Jim Neidhart beating the Brooklyn Brawler is a fine opening contest, liked Jeff Jarrett's comments. Ted Dibiase's interview was good, was this a promo that brought up his face turn? I can't see him winning the WWF Championship though. Just a solo run before his retirement. Razor Ramon and Owen Hart's wins were decent, and a good interview with Randy Savage. Looking forward to a match with Shawn Michaels in the future. It'd be a dream match in some cases. Bam Bam Bigelow with a simple win in the main event gets him over. Another weak show, nothing much occurring this week. They made their debut on 6/14. The night after KOTR.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 12, 2011 18:23:08 GMT -5
A top rope pile driver to finish the second fall is really hard to believe. Not that RVD wouldn’t do the move, but rather that James would even attempt it. Still, that is a one sick spot. Glad to see the Outlaws regain the championships as the short run for RVD/Sabu helped give them creditability in the WWF. I really enjoyed the Jarrett/Snow write up because for a second I thought Snow was going to come out on top but Jarrett was able to find a way to retain the championship. I hope Jarrett continues his winning ways for a long time before dropping the title to a young superstar or something. Not surprised to see Shamrock retain by making Faarooq submit. I fully expect to see Shamrock/Rock continued since Rock wasn’t involved in the finish. Pretty decent hardcore tag match with the right team going over, I thought. Enjoyable casket match, but I hope this is the end of Taker/Kane for a while since Kane hasn’t been able to beat Taker or anything. Doesn’t seem like there is any point to continue it. Solid main event which I thought Jack was going to win after the restart, but oh well. Considering he lost twice in one night, I don’t expect Jack to get another shot against Austin. Overall, I really enjoyable pay per view. Nice write-ups as well, Dan. Nice job. That is all. Well, he jumped off the middle rope...
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 12, 2011 11:13:13 GMT -5
A top rope pile driver to finish the second fall is really hard to believe. Not that RVD wouldn’t do the move, but rather that James would even attempt it. Still, that is a one sick spot. Glad to see the Outlaws regain the championships as the short run for RVD/Sabu helped give them creditability in the WWF. I really enjoyed the Jarrett/Snow write up because for a second I thought Snow was going to come out on top but Jarrett was able to find a way to retain the championship. I hope Jarrett continues his winning ways for a long time before dropping the title to a young superstar or something. Not surprised to see Shamrock retain by making Faarooq submit. I fully expect to see Shamrock/Rock continued since Rock wasn’t involved in the finish. Pretty decent hardcore tag match with the right team going over, I thought. Enjoyable casket match, but I hope this is the end of Taker/Kane for a while since Kane hasn’t been able to beat Taker or anything. Doesn’t seem like there is any point to continue it. Solid main event which I thought Jack was going to win after the restart, but oh well. Considering he lost twice in one night, I don’t expect Jack to get another shot against Austin.
Overall, I really enjoyable pay per view. Nice write-ups as well, Dan. Nice job.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 12, 2011 10:26:37 GMT -5
Moar Unfoargiven repliez plz. On the way very soon, sir!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 11, 2011 15:46:17 GMT -5
I'm really pumped up about WWF 1993, as I think SummerSlam 1993 will be one of my better shows.
I'm contemplating doing quicker results leading into the event as I don't want things to be repetitive. Odds are i will keep it the way things are right now, though!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 10, 2011 19:12:59 GMT -5
Seeing the Headbangers and Marc Mero in the Lightweight division is kind of odd to me. Perhaps you don’t have that many to work with? Anyway, disappointed to see Rey Jr. winning the belt so soon. Would’ve liked to see him get built up in WWF before getting the huge title win. Hopefully this leads to Taka/Rey at SummerSlam which would be AMAZING. Decent little hardcore match, but again, I don’t care about Blackman. Good match between Owen and Angle as it seemed to flow pretty well. Didn’t think the Mero/Sable segment was all that interesting, to be honest. Not surprised to see Rock go over on Faarooq, good decision on that. Big win for Shamrock! Seemed like a fun bout to me. Obvious that Taker was going over, didn’t think Vader was realistically going to go over there. Quality main event with Austin retaining the championship. I would love to see a Jack/Austin street fight at SummerSlam. That could be really fun to read if that is the route you go with.
Overall, a pretty good pay per view. Looking forward to the build towards SummerSlam!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 10, 2011 19:01:26 GMT -5
Week 27: July 5th - 11th
WWF RAW 7/5/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Crush defeated Andy Swanson in 2:03 with the Kona Vice. 2. Kings Court w/Ron Simmons: Jerry Lawler introduces the newest superstar to join the World Wrestling Federation, Ron Simmons. Yesterday afternoon, Simmons was able to power slam Yokozuna on the USS Intrepid. Simmons is greeted with a warm reception from the fans as Lawler chimes in to tell him that he believes what Simmons did yesterday afternoon was unfair. Simmons tells Lawler to shut his trap, which got a good ovation. He says that Yokozuna has been storming around the World Wrestling Federation taking out his fellow Americans and Simmons isn’t going to let that happen anymore. He brings up the flag match between Crush and Yokozuna at Saturday Nights Main Event on July 17th. Simmons says he is going to be in Crush’s corner to make sure that he gets his fair shot and to prevent Cornette and Mr. Fuji from getting involved. Simmons closes out the interview saying that “in the end, America always win.” He gets a USA chant started while Lawler stands in disgust. 3. Doink the Clown defeated Charles Diamond in 1:38 following the Whoopee Cushion. 4. The Smoking Gunns defeated Duane Gill/Don Williams in 2:56 when Bart pinned Gill. 5. Lex Luger Body Showcase: Bobby Heenan hosted the showcase, which saw Luger showoff his “perfect body” to the WWF fans. Luger did several poses while Heenan told the fans various facts about Luger’s body. Heenan finished off the segment by saying that August 31st at SummerSlam will see Lex Luger put the finishing touches on his perfect body by wearing the WWF World Championship out of the arena! 6. Randy Savage/Tatanka defeated WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels/Diesel in 10:37 when Savage pinned Michaels following a top rope elbow drop while Diesel was brawling with Tatanka on the floor. After the match, Michaels tried to attack Savage but was back dropped over the top to the floor. Savage ended up grabbing Michaels championship and posed with it to end the segment. 7. Mr. Perfect/Ric Flair Confrontation: Vince McMahon hosted the showdown between the former friends and bitter rivals to close out the show. Perfect came out first, looking rather serious, with a contract in hand for SummerSlam. Perfect states that for the past eight months he and Flair have been involved in a very physical feud. He mentions how he won the Royal Rumble but lost to Flair because he is a coward who had to cheat to defeat him. Perfect tells McMahon and the fans that he has a contract here for him to fight Flair on August 31st, but it will not be contested in a regular match. He doesn’t think that is the perfect match. However, before he can say what match it would be, Ric Flair comes down to the ring while several security guys are behind him. Flair enters the ring and grabs the microphone saying that he doesn’t care what the match is, he will sign the contract. So, Flair grabs the contract and blindly signs the contract. Perfect quickly signs as well and gets right in Flair’s face. Perfect tells Flair that he hopes Flair will be ready because he just agreed to compete inside a fifteen foot steel cage! Flair backs off and flips out trying to get the contract to rip it up but McMahon prevents Flair form doing so. Flair charges towards Perfect who is able to backdrop Flair over the top rope and celebrates with the fans for being able to get the match he wanted!
WWF House Show 7/8/1993 (Edmonton, Alberta 5,125) 1. Owen Hart defeated Jeff Jarrett 2. The Quebecers defeated the Nasty Boys 3. Rick Martel defeated Koko B. Ware 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Natural Disasters by disqualification to retain the titles. 5. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Randy Savage to retain the title 6. Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Lex Luger to retain the title
WWF House Show 7/9/1993 (Calgary, Alberta 6,240) 1. Owen Hart defeated Doink the Clown 2. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 3. Jerry Lawler defeated Koko B. Ware 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Natural Disasters to retain the titles 5. Yokozuna defeated Crush 6. Ron Simmons fought Bam-Bam Bigelow to a No Contest 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart/Randy Savage/Tatanka defeated Lex Luger/WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels/Diesel
WWF House Show 7/10/1993 (Montreal, Quebec 4,530) 1. The Quebecers defeated the Nasty Boys 2. Owen Hart defeated Jerry Lawler 3. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers fought the Natural Disasters to a double count-out. 5. Ric Flair defeated Mr. Perfect 6. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels/Diesel defeated Tatanka/Randy Savage 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow to retain the title
WWF Superstars 7/10/1993 1. Yokozuna defeated Barry Horowitz in 1:05 following the Bonsai Drop. 2. Natural Disasters Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the Natural Disasters. Earthquake said that he and Typhoon realized that they had become soft and not the mean monsters that they previously had been. They both knew they needed to change and make a statement. He continued by saying that taking out the Steiner Brothers was the best statement to make. Typhoon chimed in by saying that the Steiner Brothers and everyone else in the WWF will see that the Natural Disasters are not to be messed with! 3. Marty Jannetty defeated PJ Walker in 2:55 following the Rocker Dropper. 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Mike Sharpe/Ron Garson in 2:09 when Scott pinned Sharpe following a Frankensteiner. 5. Bret Hart Interview: Vince McMahon interviewed WWF World Champion Bret Hart this week. McMahon brings up the Body Showcase that Luger had on RAW. Hart laughs at the mention saying that Luger is proving that he isn’t focused enough to beat him on August 31st. Hart tells McMahon that Luger can go around showcasing his “perfect body”, while he is in the ring training for one of the biggest matches of his wrestling career. Hart says he is going to bring Luger back down to earth and reality by making him tap out in the middle of the ring because he is the best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be! 6. Ted DiBiase defeated Max Moon in 5:12 with the Million Dollar Dream.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 7/11/1993 1. Jim Neidhart defeated the Brooklyn Brawler in 4:01 following a running power slam. During the bout, Jeff Jarrett shares some pre-tape comments stating that he is looking forward to the day where he gets to embarrass Neidhart by shaving off the “hideous looking goatee”. 2. Ted DiBiase Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the Million Dollar Man who is clearly focused on returning to dominance as a singles wrestler. DiBiase tells Ross that he has always found a way to get under peoples skin because of the money that he has they don’t. He brings up how he is the only man to successfully buy the WWF World Championship, but he now wants to win the championship outright. He doesn’t care if Bret Hart retains it or Lex Luger wins it at SummerSlam, at some point in the near future the Million Dollar Man will have the big prize around his waist. 3. Razor Ramon defeated Scott Taylor in 2:43 following the Razors Edge. 4. Owen Hart defeated Mike Bell in 2:52 following a missile dropkick. 5. Randy Savage Interview: Vince McMahon interviewed Randy Savage. Savage mentions how Michaels claimed to the greatest Intercontinental Champion and called him washed up. Savage proceeds to brag about pinning Michaels on RAW following the devastating elbow drop. He believes that in order for Michaels to say he is the greatest WWF Intercontinental Champion, he needs to prove it by beating the Macho Man. Savage finishes the promo off daring Michaels to be a man and accept his challenge! 6. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 2:06 following a diving head butt.
WWF House Show 7/11/1993 (Toronto, Ontario, 3,850) 1. WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers defeated the Quebecers to retain the title. 2. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 3. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart 4. Lex Luger defeated Randy Savage 5. Crush/Ron Simmons defeated Yokozuna/Jerry Lawler 6. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Mr. Perfect by count-out to retain the title 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Ric Flair to retain the title
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 10, 2011 18:31:31 GMT -5
Raw is War is written. I'll post it tomorrow after another reply or two to Fully Loaded. I'll hand out some more replies too, if I can't get so more tonight. As always, R4R I'll get to the PPV eventually!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 10, 2011 15:41:17 GMT -5
week 27 should be posted tonight. Only have to write a couple promos and finish a few house show cards!
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TNA '11
May 9, 2011 20:08:11 GMT -5
Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 9, 2011 20:08:11 GMT -5
On paper, Slammiversary looks like a very good card. Let’s see how this works out. I also like that you have Toby Keith appearing on the show since Keith made a few appearances in TNA for the first few weeks in TNA.
Decent opener, I suppose. Can’t really gauge if it was a good opener since the only moves mentioned was the finish. Just seemed to be really general statements and not specific enough for my liking. I’m mixed on a Lethal heel turn. He is a far better baby face and another feud with Flair, would’ve been nice to see. Glad to see MCMG over Ink Inc., since I don’t care for the latter team. Seemed like a weak finish for Wolfe/Daniels match. Safe pick to have RVD go over on Pope. It would’ve been a great win for a heel Pope but oh well. I suppose the tag title match would have been a good bout, but I don’t like the title change. Jeff shouldn’t be stuck in a tag team with Matt, I think TNA’s tag team division is strong enough to not have the Hardy Brothers in it. Nice main event with Styles going over. I hope to see a decent feud between Styles and Anderson moving forward.
Overall, the write ups kinda took away from the event in my opinion. Some kind of match detail with mentions of moves aside from what happened in the finish would’ve been nice so that we could see if the match was presented well. Decent pay per view, though.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 9, 2011 19:50:29 GMT -5
Woah, settle down. I i misspoke when i said you didn't like it. It just seems that you start a TNA diary quite often, and like you said, appear to only get a few diaries. I was simply implying that you could try to book something that wasn't TNA. And I understand that, I apologize for snapping at you, like I said just generally frustrated. But, what am I supposed book? There are eight WWE/WWF variations on the main event, so I don't want to go that route and flood the market, so to speak. I never followed WCW (insert TNA joke) nor ECW. ROH is a very niche market which is covered, I don't want to take away or vice versa from Romas' ROH. What's that leave? There are places like CHIKARA, PWG, EVOLVE, SHIMMER, but how often do those last? I don't follow any of the products close enough to get a real testament to how it should be done. I do TNA diaries, because that's the product I know, but look where that's gotten me? There's no true alternatives for me to do that I am confident enough to do, which is why I've been working so hard on making my latest TNA sim work by asking for advice from others. I'm stuck in neutral. We can't rely all that much on people giving us feedback, though. If i were to use my WWF 1993 as an example... Dan (DTP) is really the only guy who gives me feedback on every show. Since you are enjoying TNA '11, keep going with it. Dish out replies to people who have the R4R method or whatever. I'll reply to your TNA '11 on a much regular basis, because you're right when you say you don't get any despite several attempts.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 9, 2011 19:39:47 GMT -5
I say anything not TNA. Seems like you don't like booking TNA enough to actually keep with one. I, honestly, can't tell if this is supposed to be a joke or not. I'm not trying to be rude, but to say that I don't keep a TNA diary going because I don't "like" booking it, pisses me off. I've made 41 posts in my TNA sim since early March, which is about, nineteen to twenty shows. You know how many replies I've gotten? I have twenty seven replies for almost twenty shows. It is frustrating beyond belief. Yeah, I know "We've all been there", the thing is... I've stayed there. I've done countless diaries going back to when Ricky was still around to chew my a** out, yet I'm stuck at the bottom of the barrel despite working just as hard as everyone else. There are a few of us at the bottom of the barrel when it comes to this board. And some how, some of them keeps going no matter the lack of replies he gets and that's great for them, I commend him for that. But, it frustrates me beyond belief on how I can work just as hard as everyone else, but because I don't have these "fancy graphics" or something, that I'm stuck at the bottom of the barrel. I You don't have to like my sims, nor think I'm worth a damn to this board, that's fine. But, before you make assumptions that I don't "like" booking TNA because I don't make them last, think about it for a minute because sometimes the answer is right in front of you. Also, I never said I was stopping my 2011 sim, I was asking for thoughts on the matter including keeping my 2011 going. And if someone has the magic answer to the problem of lacking replies for us with the short end of the stick, I would love to hear it because I sure can't find it. Now, if you want to comment further, send me a private message as I'm not going to get this thread locked because you don't "think" I like booking TNA. /end rant. Woah, settle down. I i misspoke when i said you didn't like it. It just seems that you start a TNA diary quite often, and like you said, appear to only get a few diaries. I was simply implying that you could try to book something that wasn't TNA.
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