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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 9, 2011 18:45:25 GMT -5
I say anything not TNA. Seems like you don't like booking TNA enough to actually keep with one.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 9, 2011 13:12:03 GMT -5
Hm, that looks all about right, but "Pro" is the only one. I remember Pro as a weekend show, I'm almost certain that thy didn't run a show immediately before Thurday's Thunder. But before I forget, thank you for helping so much, same to you, Dan. I thought Pro was on at like 11 am on Sundays? In 1998 it was more of a highlight show with only two matches on it, though.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 9, 2011 4:59:14 GMT -5
For someone who's never seen this WCW stuff in his life I'm just gonna say...epic! Seriously I've never heard of WCW. Looking forward to it though..... You've never heard of WCW? What rock have you been living under?! Anyway, Bock, this is a great year to start. Huge roster to work with. I'll be replying frequently since its nice to see you doing a sim that i actually know who the people are and whatnot! Good luck!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 8, 2011 20:14:15 GMT -5
Hopefully well get Week 27 up in WWF 1993 up sometime before Wednesday.
Shaping up to be one of the bigger weeks.. in my opinion.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 8, 2011 5:49:00 GMT -5
This whole most notable diary listing went along with the idea I had a few weeks back. I wonder how everyone would like it. Every booker who's active on the board would find their most notable threads that they loved, and we'd have a thread for it. Fellow bookers could vote which one they would like to see return and they could bring it back. With a bit more thought I think it could be exciting. But what does everyone think? What if the booker doesn't want it to return? Some have just logically ended. Has anyone got a picture of the ECW Tag Team Championships that's like this? If anyone does, I'd appreciate if you shared it! Where do you get these lovely photos? And, yes Hammers, that is Chaz.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 7, 2011 11:58:06 GMT -5
We should totally have a thread where we post an archive of like our top 5 favorite sims we have written so that people can read past sims that were really enjoyable.
I'd put in WWF 1993, WCW 2000, WWF/WCW/WCW 2001, DiBiase POV, and i can't think of a good 5th one, so maybe just four!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 15:46:50 GMT -5
I know that however much research I did, I wouldn't be able to book a realistic show for that time period. It's why I stick to present day which is what I'm best at. I think if I do anything else, it will be an original diary, I've always wanted to attempt a Sign-Up, and with a decent backstory, it could work. It doesn't have to be realistic. YOU are the booker. Book however you want. If you book how they did in real life, it's not your own. Take risks, that's what booking is all about.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 15:43:00 GMT -5
If you don't know a certain era, research it. That's what I've done and many others have, and it allows you to have a wider range of possibilities when it comes to writing a diary, rather than relying on others and a sure-to-fail split for variety. I mean, I can write a 1991 diary like I was there watching the shows every week, despite only being born in the year before. Yeah, and I've been able to write a decent 1993 diary since I use YouTube and have several DVD's from the era to get a good grasp of what happened and all that. Plus, i recommend using theHistoryoftheWWE website. Great for reference.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 15:03:40 GMT -5
WWF Monday Night RawRazor Ramon with the win was stupidly obvious. He should have a decent feud with Marty Jannetty, but hopefully you just don't stretch it out too much. Going with the body slam challenge is a great idea. I'd like to see who you pick to slam him, because we know someone will, as it can't be Luger. Natural Disasters vs. The Steiner Brothers should be great, bu Steiner Brothers need to retain their tag team championships. Ted DiBiase defeating Koko B. Ware was a smart move, hopefully you find something useful for Ted. I see a possible Tatanka/Savage vs. HBK/Desiel match. It should be a great match up if it happens. Liked Flair's involvement in the main event which would of been a great match. Perhaps we'll see a six man tag match now on a less of a stage? No Bret Hart? Good show with some interesting developments. WWF SuperstarsRick Martel with the win is decent. Looking forward to Luger/Hart. Nice win for Jerry Lawler. Marty Jannetty vs. Ramon is shaping up to be looking good. Obvious win for Randy Savage. Surprised the Nasty Boys didn't go over. Decent episode, nothing really notable expect the decent main event. Still no comments from Bret? Maybe I missed something? WWF Wrestling Challenge The Headshrinkers open it up with an obvious win. I love the Bam-Bam Bigelow/Undertaker feud. You've done great stuff with it and I love how you still have Paul Bearer present. Great win for Ric Flair and I'm more than interested to see what Perfect is talking about. I'm guessing a steel cage match due to them working all those house show matches. Good build to Steiner Brothers/Natural Disasters. Nice win for Crush. The tag match could be interesting next week. WWF @ USS IntrepidI LOVE Ron Simmons debuting and winning the body slam challenge. Great move. Overall, a solid week and I look forward to more. Thanks for response. Just want to note that back during this era, the WWF World Champion (Bret Hart) didn't make an appearance on RAW every week, nor did he do so on the other televised events (at least from what I've seen from the era).
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 13:12:58 GMT -5
I know virtually nothing about LLUSA. Am I missing something here because I have no idea why you brought up a post from 8 month ago. The whole point of that post of mine was because it was when everyone was complaining about the lack of originalilty on the board and there being too many WWE diaries but whenever someone decides to do an original diary it gets no feedback and that is the main reason the board lacks in diaries that are not current WWE or TNA. HAHAH. Oh god. I didn't realize that i was on the first page of the thread. Epic fail. My bad on that one Jord. that isn't the first time I goofed like this. I remember back when PC was on here, i gave feedback for a show that he wrote six months earlier because I didn't realize I didn't hit "last page".
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 12:54:58 GMT -5
Week 26: June 28th - July 4th
WWF RAW 6/28/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Razor Ramon defeated Brian Costello in 1:28 following the Razors Edge. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Ramon were aired where Ramon said that Jannetty made a huge mistake attacking him last week. Ramon is going to show Jannetty why he has the “Bad Guy” moniker 2. Kings Court w/ Yokozuna: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with Yokozuna, Jim Cornette and Mr. Fuji. McMahon hypes up a big announcement that Cornette is going to share tonight. Cornette notes how Yokozuna has never been slammed to the mat by anyone in the WWF. Cornette believes that Yokozuna can not be lifted off his feet and is willing to put his own money on the line to prove this point. Cornette says that this Sunday, which is July 4th, the WWF is going to be on the USS Intrepid in New York and dares anyone to come down and try to body slam Yokozuna. McMahon asks when someone slams Yokozuna, how much money will they get. Cornette tells McMahon that Yokozuna isn’t going to be slammed, but if somehow Yokozuna is slammed, Cornette will give up $25,000. Cornette also hypes up Yoko’s flag match against Crush on July 17th and says that Yoko will stand tall on both the 4th and the 17th proving that Yokozuna is better than all the Americans! 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Joey Maggs/Mike Bucci in 2:05 when Scott pinned Maggs following a Frankensteiner. During the bout, pre-tape comments from the Natural Disasters were aired. They stated that they will do whatever it takes to get their WWF World Tag Team Championships back! They plan on squashing the Steiner’s. 4. Ted DiBiase defeated Koko B. Ware in 4:11 with the Million Dollar Dream. 5. Tatanka Interview: Pre-tape comments from Tatanka were aired. Tatanka is focused on getting his revenge on Shawn Michael’s bodyguard Diesel for costing him the WWF Intercontinental Championship, something that he had worked very hard to win. Tatanka knows he has the fans support and he will be able to overcome the odds and defeat Diesel and win back the WWF Intercontinental Championship. 6. Owen Hart defeated Russ Greenberg in 2:44 following a missile dropkick. 7. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Mr. Perfect by count-out in 6:15 when Ric Flair attacked Perfect on the floor and put him in the figure four leading to the count-out. Michaels got a few cheap shots in on Perfect until Savage ran down with a chair and hit Michaels across the back while Flair fled to the backstage area.
WWF House Show 6/29/1993 (White Plains, NY, 3,000) 1. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 2. Owen Hart defeated Jeff Jarrett 3. Jerry Lawler defeated Virgil 4. WWF World tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Natural Disasters by disqualification to retain titles 5. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Koko B. Ware 6. Yokozuna defeated Crush in a flag match 7. Randy Savage/Mr. Perfect defeated WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels/Ric Flair 8. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Lex Luger by disqualification to retain the title
WWF House Show 6/30/1993 (Allentown, PA, 2,700) 1. The Quebecers defeated the Smoking Gunns 2. Marty Jannetty defeated Razor Ramon 3.Diesel defeated Tatanka 4. WWF World tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Natural Disasters by disqualification to retain titles 5. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Koko B. Ware 6. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Randy Savage to retain title. 7. Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair in a steel cage match
WWF House Show 7/1/1993 (Atlantic, NJ, 5,000) 1. The Nasty Boys defeated The Headshrinkers 2. Jeff Jarrett defeated Owen Hart 3. Diesel defeated Tatanka 4. WWF World tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Natural Disasters by disqualification to retain titles 5. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Randy Savage to retain the title 6. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart/Crush defeated Lex Luger/Yokozuna 8. Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair in a steel cage match
WWF Superstars 7/3/1993 1. Rick Martel defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 2:19 with the Boston Crab. 2. Lex Luger Interview: Pre-tape comments from Lex Luger were aired. Luger is working out in a gym getting prepared for his WWF World Championship match over a month away. Luger shows off his body and tells the fans and WWF World Champion Bret Hart that come August 30th, he will be leaving as the WWF World Champion because he will be unbeatable. 3. Jerry Lawler defeated Virgil in 2:06 following a pile driver. 4. Marty Jannetty Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Marty Jannetty. Jannetty made it clear that he isn’t going to let Razor Ramon bully people around. Jannetty calls Ramon a “greased up fool”. Jannetty isn’t afraid of the challenge as he has beaten much bigger and better wrestlers before and will do the same when he squares off against Ramon in the future! 5. Randy Savage defeated Barry Hardy in 2:24 following a top rope elbow drop. 6. The Quebecers defeated the Nasty Boys in 8:10 when Pierre pinned Knobbs after a top rope senton splash.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 7/4/1993 1. The Headshrinkers defeated Steve Karlson/Jonah Reese in 2:54 when Samu pinned Karlson. 2. Bam-Bam Bigelow/Undertaker Hype Video: A video hyping up the feud between Bigelow and Taker is shown. Footage from Wrestle Mania IX is aired as well as Bigelow nearly attacking Bearer before the lights went out last week and smoke appeared around ringside. The end of the video has comments from both Bearer and Bigelow. Bearer assures Bigelow that the Undertaker will be returning and he will reveal when that will be, on RAW. Bigelow says that he doesn’t believe Bearer and that he has taken Taker out of the WWF for good! 3. Ric Flair defeated Mike Bell in 1:38 with the figure four leg lock. During the bout, Mr. Perfect called in and says that on RAW tomorrow night he will officially issue his challenge to Ric Flair, and it is indeed the perfect way to find out who is the better man. 4. Steiner Brothers Interview/Attack: Jim Ross conducted an interview with the WWF World Tag Team Champions. Scott says that they have accepted the Natural Disasters challenge because they aren’t intimidated by their large frame. Rick says “the larger they are, the harder they fall.” Before they can continue the interview, the Natural Disasters run over and begin to attack the champions. They power slam the champions and deliver stereo splashes. The Natural Disasters pickup the WWF World Tag Team Championships and pose with them as the fans boo loudly. 5. Crush defeated Jim Powers in 2:17 with the Kona Vice. 6. Jim Neidhart defeated Doink the Clown by disqualification in 5:37 when Jeff Jarrett came down and low blowed Neidhart. Owen Hart ran down to make the save once again.
WWF @ USS Intrepid 7/4/1993 (New York, NY) Several wrestlers and athletes ended up showing up to the USS Intrepid to attempt to power slam the monstrous Yokozuna. Here are the results of the attempts… 1.) Lee Rouson failed 2.) Peter Talingati failed 3.) Scott Burrell failed 4.) Bill Fradie failed 5.) Randy Savage failed 6.) Crush failed 7.) Scott Steiner failed 8.) Rick Steiner failed 9.) Tatanka failed
Jim Cornette believed that everyone had failed at slamming his man. However, a muscular African American man jumped into the ring and demanded he have a shot at slamming Yokozuna. Cornette ended up telling security to allow the man to try and slam Yokozuna, but wanted to know his name. The man ended up being… Ron Simmons! Simmons had a stare down with Yokozuna before successfully power slamming Yokozuna! Cornette couldn’t believe it and Yokozuna rolled to the floor freaking out as new comer Ron Simmons celebrated with everyone on the USS Intrepid!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 10:22:16 GMT -5
Enjoyed the aftermath of the opening contest. I would be so happy to see Shamrock win the world strap in this at some point. Taka/Brian would’ve been a solid bout. Makes sense to have Faarooq get rid of everyone in the Nation except for Rock. Gives the fans more reason to support Faarooq since it seems like Rock gets the better of him. I’m interested who will be the surprise tag team to challenge the Outlaws at the ppv. I have to think its going to be a new tag team. Fantastic segment with Jack and Austin to close out the first hour. Awesome stuff. I like that HHH went over Shamrock. An Owen/Angle feud would’ve been EPIC. Never liked Blackman so I don’t care what he does. Cool way to bring in Snow, I thought. Great way to close out the show… a lot of stuff happened and it all put focus on the necessary matches. Awesome overall work, man.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 10:12:39 GMT -5
The first match shouldn’t have gone thirteen minutes. I don’t know anyone in this world that would’ve wanted to see those two guys compete that long on television. Vito winning is the right move, though. London over Christopher is the right move. Rather weak main event, I thought. Just not interesting all that much. The layout is pretty bland, and the details you give aren’t all that exciting. Hopefully you make the adjustments and this becomes better. Good luck.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 10:10:19 GMT -5
Push O'Haire... and bring in Corino to feud with Flair.
I agree with Dan that this was a time where WCW was becoming less crappy, so I'm interested to see how you book this!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 10:09:19 GMT -5
Good luck, bud!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 6, 2011 10:08:44 GMT -5
April 6th, 1998 RAW: In Syracuse! Hopefully this is a good show since its in my howetown! I liked the opening segment with Cactus and Vince. I wonder if you’re going to captalize on Snow’s popularity at around this time and have him feud with Jarrett now. NO. I can’t believe you had Sabu speak. That should never happen. Cool to see Tajiri in WWF with Funaki and all of them. I’m just starting to think that you’re bringing in too many ECW guys at once. Decent segment with HHH and Funk, I thought. Looks like you might be doing Owen/HHH at Unforgiven. I fully expect a tag team hardcore match between the Outlaws and the champs. I don’t like that you went and did another “lost my smile” crap with Michaels. Should’ve just went with the back injury and brought up how he felt betrayed by HHH and Chyna leading to his baby face return I would assume. Good main event to close out the show. Just really disappointed that Owen keeps on losing.
April 13th, 1998 RAW: Another good opening segment with Kane and Taker, liked the casket spot as well. Solid segment with DX challenging Sabu and RVD to a 2/3 falls match, which is disappointing considering how hardcore their feud has gotten. Faarooq being added to the IC title match makes sense. I really like your take on the Kai en Tai group. Nice way to debut Val Venis. Good to see Owen on the winning side of things. I think he is feuding with the whole DX group now, since Pac attacked him. Confused as to who he may be wrestling at the pay per view, now. Figured to see a Snow/Jarrett feud. Could produce some fun matches. Good win for the tag champs and good job giving the Outlaws more of the advantage leading into their bout at Unforgiven. Huge main event this week, which is sweet. Taker winning is interesting. I wonder if you are going to do a Austin/Taker match at SummerSlam….
The past two shows were nicely done, Dan. Great work!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 4, 2011 17:13:39 GMT -5
Week 25 in WWF 1993 has been posted. I owe Dan a couple of replies, so when i get motivated, he will get them!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 4, 2011 17:12:21 GMT -5
Week 25: June 21st - 27th WWF RAW 6/21/1993 (Manhattan, NY)1. The Natural Disasters defeated Jim Powers/Mike Bell in 1:54 when Earthquake pinned Powers following a sit down splash. 2. Kings Court with Shawn Michaels: Jerry Lawler rips on the crowd to start off the segment before introducing the WWF Intercontinental Champion, Shawn Michaels and his mystery bodyguard. Lawler gives Michaels props for beating Tatanka and says that Michaels is the perfect Intercontinental Champion. Michaels gloats about having the championship back around his waist and says that he has the biggest and baddest backup to allow him to keep the championship for a very long time. This leads to Lawler asking about the bodyguard noting that he has been in the WWF for a week and we don’t know his name or anything. Michaels decides that since he is on a respected show like the Kings Court, he will give Lawler the scoop. He says that the man next to him is the most powerful big man in the business today. He runs a different kind of fuel than everyone else. “You see King, this man runs on DIESEL fuel.” Lawler hypes up the man named Diesel for a few moments. Lawler mentions Randy Savage getting involved with Michaels issues with Tatanka last week. Michaels talks directly to Savage, who is sitting at the broadcast table. Michaels claims to be the greatest WWF Intercontinental Champion putting Savage to shame. Michaels warns Savage to stay behind the broadcast table and to not get in his way ever again. 3. Razor Ramon defeated Randy Jackson in 1:30 following the Razors Edge. After the bout, Ramon tried to deliver another Razors Edge, but Marty Jannetty ran down and made the save by dropkicking Ramon over the top to the floor. 4. Jack Tunney Interview: Tunney announces that on July 17th, WWF will be holding Saturday Night’s Main Event number thirty four. He also announces two matches that have been signed for the show. He states that Crush and Yokozuna have agreed to have their match at the show instead of at SummerSlam because “they can’t wait any longer to defend the honor of their countries.” Also, a huge tag team main event is announced as WWF World Champion Bret Hart teams with Mr. Perfect against Lex Luger and Ric Flair! 5. IRS defeated Dave Jacobs in 2:04 following a lariat. 6. Randy Savage Interview: Vince McMahon interviews Savage regarding what Michaels said earlier. Savage tells McMahon that he isn’t going to be intimidated by a young punk like Shawn Michaels. Savage hints at wanting a match with Michaels to show Michaels that he isn’t the greatest WWF Intercontinental Champion and that Savage can still hang with the young men in the WWF. 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Rick Martel to retain the title in 7:16 with the Sharpshooter. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Lex Luger were aired. Luger brags about proving to the world that he would win the King of the Ring and is looking forward to August 30th so he can defeat their hero and become the WWF World Champion! WWF House Show 6/25/1993 (Chicago, IL 4,225) 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Owen Hart 2. Jim Neidhart defeated Jerry Lawler 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Headshrinkers to retain the titles 4. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 5. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Tatanka to retain the title 6. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Randy Savage 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart/Mr. Perfect defeated Lex Luger/Ric Flair WWF House Show 6/26/1993 (Boston, MA 4,675) 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Owen Hart 2. WWF World Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers defeated the Beverly Brothers to retain the titles 3. Crush defeated Yokozuna in a flag match 4. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 5. Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair 6. Bam-Bam Bigelow/WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Randy Savage/Tatanka 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Lex Luger by disqualification to retain the title WWF Superstars 6/26/1993 1. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Chris Kanyon/PJ Walker in 2:08 when Rick pinned Walker following a top rope bulldog. After the match, the Natural Disasters came down to the ring and challenged the Steiner Brothers to a championship match. The champions proved they are fighting champions as they shook hands with the Natural Disasters giving them an agreement for a match down the line. 2. Ric Flair Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Ric Flair. Flair tells Ross that he is fed up with Mr. Perfect. He says that the tag match on July 17th is fine, but he wants Mr. Perfect one on one in the ring to settle this once and for all. Flair wants Perfect to remember that he has never beaten the Nature Boy and when they meet again, he will have to live with the fact that he will never be as good as him. WOOOO! 3. Doink the Clown defeated Virgil in 3:15 following the Whoopee Cushion. 4. Paul Bearer/Bam-Bam Bigelow Confrontation: Vince McMahon conducts an interview with Paul Bearer. Bearer says that his Undertaker is on his way back to the WWF with his target being Bam-Bam Bigelow. Before he can continue though, Bam-Bam Bigelow enters the ring intimidating both McMahon and Bearer. Bigelow grabs Bearer and says that the Undertaker is never coming back because he is afraid of him. He wants Bearer to send the Undertaker a message and looks to power slam Bearer but the lights go out. Smoke ends up surrounding the ring and Bigelow lets go of Bearer to look around for the Undertaker. Bigelow yells for the Undertaker to show his face to end the segment. 5. Kamala defeated Mike Bucci in 2:07 following a big splash. 6. Ted DiBiase defeated Max Moon in 5:03 with the Million Dollar Dream. WWF Wrestling Challenge 6/27/1993 1. Mr. Perfect defeated Joe Johnson in 2:25 following the Perfect Plex 2. Crush Interview: Jim Ross conducted an interview with Crush, who cam out waving an American flag. Crush tells McMahon and the fans that he will not be defeated by Yokozuna and he will do America proud at Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 17th! 3. The Quebecers defeated Terry Austin/Steve Homer in 2:17 when Pierre pinned Austin. 4. Jeff Jarrett defeated George South in 2:06 following a jumping double arm DDT. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Owen Hart were aired. Hart says that Jarrett messed with his family and that he isn’t going to let Jarrett off easy. Hart wants to be the guy who shuts Jarrett’s mouth! 5. Smoking Gunns Hype Video: Billy and Bart are shown competing in a rodeo and shooting cans off a fence. Billy says that they are going to be “shooting their way up to the top of the WWF tag team division” believing that when given the opportunity, they will be champions! 6. Tatanka defeated Beau Beverly in 6:09 following a Samoan Drop. During the bout, Shawn Michaels and his bodyguard Diesel stood at the top of the aisle way trying to distract Tatanka. WWF House Show 6/27/1993 (Long Island, NY, 3,500) 1. Tatanka fought Diesel to a double count-out 2. Yokozuna defeated Crush in a flag match. 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Beverly Brothers to retain the titles 4. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Randy Savage to retain the title 5. Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair 6. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow to retain the title [/font]
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 3, 2011 20:47:46 GMT -5
Hope I can get a spotlight. Gonna try real hard. Hoping to get SD up tonight. Just offer people money. That's what i do. I'm trying to figure out the proper amount to get in the HOF.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 3, 2011 7:00:48 GMT -5
I kind of like the way you do quick results leading into the pay per views. Really simple. However, I feel like the matches on pay per view have little meaning if we the readers have no idea why they are wrestling. Anyway, lets see how Turning Point went.
Totally disregard the above. Apparently you are telling us the history of the feud, that works.
Fine opener to kick off the pay per view. I’ve thought that Red has lost a lot of his ability since the early days of TNA and his run as champion was really lackluster. I hope Homicide gets out of the X-Division and gets a upper card push. Love that Wolfe went over Morgan here. Here is to hoping that Wolfe can actually win big matches in this. Young seemed really out of place for the match. But, him pinning Foley is huge for him and gives him a big rub. Glad Angle won as I’m not that big on Hernandez. Decent tag team title match, I suppose. GOD DAMN IT, NO! Scott Steiner retiring makes me sad. That guy is so incredibly entertaining. I really despise Lashley and hope he doesn’t amount to anything of note in this. Tara/Kong would be a good Knockouts match. Not surprised that Styles retained the championship in the main event. I’m sure that would’ve been a fabulous match.
Overall, it was a decent pay per view as I thought everything was rather predictable.
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