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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 23, 2010 16:10:29 GMT -5
I give out replies a bunch of times, and return replies, but yet i hardly get feedback, on a consistent basis. Which, used to bother me but i have come to terms with it. If i like booking a given time period, like WWF 1993, i will continue to clutter the board with stuff because I like it. I know that Dan, Jord (when i reply to his) and Matt will be a sure reply.
Others of you will read it and carry on. That's fine. But if/when i dish out a reply to your diary and I get nothing in return, i hope to not see you complain about not getting replies when you have people who do it, but you don't return the favor.
This isn't intended to be mean or anything, so don't be offended.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 23, 2010 13:20:30 GMT -5
Smackdown: Solid way to open Smackdown. I like a possible Del Rio/Masters feud, which I see Del Rio getting the better of. But, I would hope to see Masters benefit from it and get a under card push. Kofi vs. Swagger should be good later on. Show vs. Kaval next week seems like a rather odd contest. Unless Show gets screwed over, I most certaintly see him going over Kaval. I’m liking a possible Swagger push, as long as he stays in the upper mid-card. Swagger/Kofi was surely a good contest. Fantastic main event. Rey/Edge put on great matches every time they compete so that is a really good way to close out the show. Solid Smackdown, overall.
RAW: Decent opener with the Miz. The first hour really didn’t amount to anything, which is fine I guess. Just seemed really lackluster. FANTASTIC promo with Michael Cole. Right there is the reason I will be reading (or tuning in) next week to see what is going on with the RAW GM. Greatly enjoyed that segment. Bryan/Morrison would be a good match, but I don’t think I like a Bryan/DiBiase feud over the US Title. Maybe something good will come out of it. So, your going with a Mr. America sorta of think with Cena. That is pretty bad. At least your not totally ignoring the fact he was fired, though. A good main event, with the right guy going over. I hope Miz chooses a good stipulation. After a rather poor first hour, after the Cole promo the show was quite enjoyable.
Joe at the Rumble? That is interesting for sure!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 23, 2010 13:04:44 GMT -5
I love 90's diaries, especially WWF, so Bob, you have definitely have a reply on the way. I'll try and get round to some other replies too. Thank you sir. I'll be sure to catch up on your 2010 as i do believe I have fallen behind a couple of shows. All these 2010 diaries are making my head explode to keep up with them all.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 23, 2010 12:57:27 GMT -5
I didn't vote for the overrated/worst diary awards.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 23, 2010 1:50:35 GMT -5
Bob's '93 is also my favorite on the board currently. That made my day. Thanks man! Have a great holidays yourself!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 22, 2010 19:19:20 GMT -5
I was considered for Best Newcomer? That seems rather odd to me considering i have been here for like two years...
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 22, 2010 18:40:31 GMT -5
thanks to Jord for the reply. I know WWF 1993 isn't popular since many people don't know the era, but i enjoy writing it and whatnot. Hopefully people will give it a shot at some point considering the roster is full of people you guys know. Angles are easy to follow i think.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 21, 2010 6:01:26 GMT -5
This isn't really a POV. Take a look at Matt's Pillman POV or some others to see how a POV truly operates. Your just doing matches and one sentence twitter updates. I would like to see some backstage stuff, words from Ryder as if he is writing a diary of his life. Add more detail to this. Its kind of boring otherwise.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 21, 2010 5:53:35 GMT -5
Haven't read a show in awhile after my hiatus but this show is freaking good. Sucks to see Bruiser Bob seemingly get demoted to lower mid-card since the last time i read, but oh well. I really love how you introduced Mike Bennent into this, simple but great. Awesome main event, truly awesome.
Great overall show!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2010 22:40:30 GMT -5
A good way to open the show and I like how you had Kurt accept the relationship with Trish to appease Stephanie. The Rock vs. Benoit is a good match to have on Smackdown, as well. Great opening contest and I liked seeing Malenko make Lita tap out since the angle is centered around them. Basic booking between the Dudley Boys and the tag team champions. That continues their problems effectively. Another good segment with Angle and McMahon as I really like you mentioning Angle’s home life being affected by the ruse. Rather surprised the battle royal was the first hour main event, seemed like a suitable main event, though that could have been a lame way to end the show. I don’t believe Stratus was any good in the ring, and was still just a manager so I don’t know if she were to be able to compete well. Still, a fine segment there. Interesting match between Gunn and Tazz. European Championship sure has some importance with all the competition for it. Awesome to see Chris Benoit defeat the Rock and having Angle there to taunt Rock. A fine, huge brawl to close out the show to end the final “important” show heading into the Royal Rumble.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2010 22:22:23 GMT -5
Good opening segment. Obvious that Henry was going over Ryder since Ryder is just a jobber nowadays. I liked the backstage segment with Kidd and Natalya. Kidd sounds like a complete tool. Decent mix tag and tag team title matches. I hate Slater and I don’t see him as being a successful baby face. I actually would only consider Gabriel to be a good baby face out of the three who are turning in that direction it appears. Interesting to have Lawler/Cole in a wrestling match. I can see this as a way to get Jim Ross back on television which is being done nicely if that is the case. Very nice to see Regal/Bryan match and I think a feud between Bryan and Kidd could produce some very entertaining matches. Solid main event and good way to close out the show. Second hour of the program was some pretty good stuff.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2010 22:07:47 GMT -5
Week 4: January 25th - 31st
WWF RAW 1/25/1993: (Manhattan, NY) 1. Randy Savage defeated Rick Martel in 8:18 following a top rope elbow drop. During the bout, taped promo by Razor Ramon aired. Ramon is upset over Randy Savage being given a title shot last night. Ramon felt that he had earned a title shot himself. Ramon believes that Savage’s time has passed him by and if Savage doesn’t accept that, Ramon will take him out once and for all. 2. Royal Rumble 1993 Report: Mean Gene goes over what happened last night, which saw Mr. Perfect win the Royal Rumble. A angry by Ric Flair is also shown as he isn’t livid over the fact that his former manager and friend tossed him over the top rope to earn a title shot at Wrestle Mania. “This isn’t over Perfect, not by a long shot.. WOOO!” 3. Jerry Lawler defeated Max Moon in 3:25 following a pile driver. 4. Tatanka defeated Glenn Ruth in 1:56 following a Samoan Drop. During the bout, a pre-tape promo by Doink the Clown was shown. Doink taunted Tatanka about burning his head dress and actually wears the burnt head dress while mocking Tatanka’s War Dance. 5. Lex Luger Interview: Vince McMahon interviewed Lex Luger in the ring to discuss Luger’s intentions in the WWF. Bobby Heenan was alongside Luger acting as his manager. Luger told McMahon that he has only one goal in mind and that is to win the WWF World Championship by the end of the year. Luger isn’t going to be like Randy Savage and ask for one, but rather he is going to earn his title shot. Luger claims that he is going to use his pure skill to just run through the WWF roster before taking out “everyone’s hero” Bret Hart. Luger asks Heenan how great the championship will look around his waist, which Heenan replies “the belt will be around the waist of the greatest athlete to ever step foot in a WWF ring.” Heenna finishes off the segment by proclaiming his man as the future WWF World Champion as Luger poses in the ring. 6. Yokozuna defeated the Kamikaze Kid in 0:35 following the Banzai Drop.
WWF House Show 1/29/1993 (New York, NY, 15,000) 1. Owen Hart defeated Chris Benoit (tryout match for Benoit) 2. Kamala defeated Skinner 3. Steiner Brothers defeated Beverly Brothers 4. Razor Ramon defeated Max Moon 5. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Marty Jannetty to retain the title. 6. Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair 7. Bam-Bam Bigelow defeated Jim Duggan 8. Nasty Boys defeated WWF World Tag Team Champions Money Inc. by count-out in a non-title match. 9. Yokozuna defeated Crush 10. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Randy Savage to retain the title. During the bout, Razor Ramon interfered and sent Savage into the ring post.
WWF House Show 1/30/1993 (Providence, RI, 7,350) 1. Headshrinkers defeated the Bushwhackers 2. Crush defeated Skinner 3. Rick Martel defeated Koko B. Ware 4. Tatanka defeated Doink the Clown 5. Razor Ramon defeated Big Bossman 6. The Undertaker defeated Jerry Lawler 7. Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair
WWF Superstars 1/30/1993 1. Jim Duggan defeated the Brooklyn Brawler in 3:17 following a running clothesline. During the bout, a pre-tape of Duggan issuing a rematch for Bam-Bam Bigelow next week on RAW. 2. Mr. Perfect Interview: Mean Gene conducted a interview with the 1993 Royal Rumble winner. Perfect talks about how great it felt to eliminate that “piece of trash” Ric Flair in order to earn a title shot at Wrestle Mania IX. Gene brings up how Perfect has never had a WWF World Championship shot on pay per view and only a few period but that was years ago. Perfect says that he is a different wrestler since a few years ago and he knows what it takes to beat Bret Hart since he has beaten Hart once before. Perfect finishes the promo off by saying that at Wrestle Mania IX, their “will be the perfect ending.” 3. Razor Ramon defeated Jim Powers in 1:34 following the Razors Edge. 4. The Headshrinkers defeated PJ Walker/Russ Greenberg in 1:06 when Fatu pinned Walker following a top rope splash. 5. Money Inc. Interview: Mean Gene conducts a interview with the WWF World Tag Team Champions. Gene brings up the Nasty Boys challenge for a tag team title shot. Jimmy Hart chimes in and rips on his former clients by saying that the Nasty Boys do not measure up to the greatest tag team in recent memory. Hart insults the Nasty Boys intelligence and puts over Money Inc’s overall brilliance when it comes to outsmarting opponents, which wouldn’t be difficult to do against the Nasty Boys. DiBiase ends up saying that the Nasty Boys will not get a title shot because they haven’t done anything to earn it. 6. Marty Jannetty defeated Repo Man in 4:49 following the Rocker Dropper.
WWF House Show (Toronto, Ontario, 9,000) 1. Tatanka defeated Doink the Clown 2. Owen Hart defeated Chris Benoit (2nd tryout for Benoit) 3. Crush defeated Papa Shango 4. The Undertaker defeated Jerry Lawler 5. Razor Ramon/WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Big Bossman/Marty Jannetty 6. Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Randy Savage to retain the title.
WWF Wrestling Challenge 1/31/1993 1. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Scott Taylor in 2:06 following a super kick. 2. Jack Tunney Interview:Tunney is at his office to conduct a interview by himself. Tunney announces the return of Saturday Night Main Event! Tunney says the return of SNME will take place on February 20th. Tunney brings up the Michaels/Jannetty match from the Royal Rumble and how WWF officials are not happy with the cheating ways of Michaels. Thus, Jannetty will be getting a rematch at SNME but this time it will be inside a steel cage where anything can happen! 3. WWF World Tag Team Champions Money Inc. defeated Joey Maggs/Mike Sharpe in 2:38 when IRS pinned Maggs following a lariat. 4. Big Bossman defeated Barry Horowitz in 3:19 following a side walk slam. 5. Bam-Bam Bigelow Interview: Mean Gene conducted a interview with Bam-Bam Bigelow. Gene brings up Duggan’s challenge for RAW. Bigelow is short with his interview as he simply tells Gene and the fans that if Duggan wants more of a butt kicking, Bigelow will be more than happy to give him one. 6. The Undertaker defeated Reno Riggins in 0:58 following the tombstone pile driver.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2010 16:43:27 GMT -5
Have some work to do, but when that gets done i have a few more diaries to reply to and then will update WWF 1993 with a new week of action!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2010 6:56:16 GMT -5
Good opening segment as I like seeing the champion having to overcome the odds. Good job with that. I can get behind a tag team of Haas and Albright. They have similar styles but are both pretty bland on the microphone so maybe a manager for them at some point if they are going to be a regular tag team. What the.. I thought Rosey was the heel in this? Didn’t Rosey turn on Helms last time on RAW? I just re-read the last RAW and I must have completely misread that, so sorry about that. Good start for the new Helms heel attitude. Very good first hour main event and I really like seeing Carlito getting the pin over Michaels at a time where Carlito was at the peak of his popularity. I hope Benjamin’s win over HHH leads to a huge push. I liked the Edge/RVD segment. Nicely done with that. Nice ending to a very good show. Nicely done, sir!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2010 6:43:09 GMT -5
For some reason I found RAW to be kind of a lackluster show. I do like this apparent Tyson Kidd push you are going with. The matches for the first hour of the show seemed uninteresting and appeared to me like jobber matches. I hope to see a Daniel Bryan/Regal feud at some point. Having Miz/Cena as the main event was repetitive to what has been going on previous to this show in real life. Seems like Morrison is being completely over shadowed, which was bound to happen since he hasn’t been properly built up to a main event guy leading into TLC. Average show, maybe even slightly below average in terms of a entertaining read. Hope to see a better show with Smackdown.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2010 6:35:23 GMT -5
Good choice for the opener and I thought it was a good idea to have Ziggler retain the strap. I do wonder if your going to have Kofi win the title eventually or if Ziggler will drop it to a up and comer. I’m mixed on John Morrison winning the #1 contender spot. It makes sense considering Miz is the champion and I guess Morrison is fresh baby face in a otherwise stale main event scene, in my opinion. Interested to see the booking of Morrison in the weeks/months to come in this. I really would have liked to see Alberto win and then feud with Edge for the strap on the Smackdown side of things. I guess your breaking up the Nexus. I’m fine with that considering they lost to Cena. Good main event and I fully expect to see the Miz have a long title reign. Solid overall pay per view.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 19, 2010 8:14:46 GMT -5
After i get back from a indy show (2CW, American Wolves vs. MCMG!) i hope to have a update to WWF 1993 and dish out replies like i said i was going to yesterday...
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 18, 2010 6:11:27 GMT -5
Hoping for some more feedback for WWF 1993.. I'll dish out a few replies later today!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 17, 2010 20:22:00 GMT -5
World Wrestling Federation News:
- WWF officials were happy with the overall Royal Rumble event. Many feel that Randy Savage proved at the event that he can still compete at a high level and it is expected that Savage will remain on television in a wrestling role.
- Virgil has been brought back after having been released a few weeks ago. Virgil accepted a drastic pay cut after their wasn’t any interest from WCW for his services. Tito Santana on the other hand has not been resigned, but may make a few appearances under a pay per appearance deal.
- WWF talent were told last night that the Saturday Night Main Event shows will be coming back starting next month. WWF has signed a three year deal with FOX to produce up to five SNME telecasts with each show being a hour and half. The return of SNME has been announced as being February 20th.
- According to sources, WWF World Champion Bret Hart has been heavily pushing for Vince McMahon to sign Chris Benoit to a contract. Hart feels that Benoit would be a great addition to the WWF roster and help fill the baby face side of the roster since the British Bulldog and Ultimate Warrior were released in late 1993 due to a steroid scandal. It is being reported that McMahon is going to be giving Benoit a series of tryout matches to see how well Benoit adapts to the WWF style.
- Their have been several new additions to the WWF roster, which were made public following the proper paperwork. Two new tag teams have been signed to contracts. Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) and the Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart). They were signed due to the Bushwhackers being phased off television and High Energy splitting up as officials are high on Owen Hart moving forward in a baby face role. Expect vignettes promoting both tag teams to start airing soon. Also, Jim Neidhart, Adam Bomb, Bob Holly and Jeff Jarrett will be having tryout matches within the next two weeks on various house shows.
- Following the Royal Rumble, the Berzerker, Damien Demento, Bob Backlund and the Genius were released.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 16, 2010 19:46:05 GMT -5
Royal Rumble 1993 has been posted!
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