Diamond Dallas shows up with flowers before his match. He hands them to Kimberly, The Diamond Doll - who accompanies Johnny B. Badd tonight - then sucker punches Johnny. The Diamond Doll looks through the flowers and finds a chain. She doesn't know what to do. When Page asks for the chain, she tosses it to Johnny instead, and Johnny hits Page with the chain instead. Johnny B. Badd beats Diamond Dallas Page.
"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Jimmy Hart and The Taskmaster. The Taskmaster confronts Jimmy Hart over Lex Luger involving himself with Sting, and says that if Sting wasn't in his ear, "Macho Man" Randy Savage wouldn't be WCW World Heavyweight Champion. Jimmy Hart says that Sting and Luger have been friends for years, and that he and Luger have plans for Sting.
Bull Nakano and Akira Hokuto - accompanied now by Bobby "The Brain" Heenan's mysterious business partner - beat Cutie Suzuki and Mayumi Ozaki.
This Saturday on WCW Saturday Night: Sting vs. Kurosawa! Dean Malenko! The American Males! V.K. Wallstreet vs. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan!
Hulk Hogan beats Hugh Morrus.
An encore presentation of World War 3 will air tomorrow night at 5 PM Eastern on pay-per-view!
"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews "Macho Man" Randy Savage at the entrance ramp. Whether he holds the WCW World Heavyweight Championship for a day or forever and a day, Savage says he's on top of the mountain, and he's ready to take on any and all comers. Hulk Hogan shows up, and we see the footage of the ending of the World War 3 match. Before we can see the whole footage, a malfunction occurs, and we don't see the entire clip. Suddenly, Hulk Hogan and The Macho Man are attacked from behind by The Giant. Sting shows up to confront The Giant, and The Giant is distracted long enough for Hogan to hit The Giant in the back with a steel chair several times. The referee tries to grab the steel chair, but Hulk elbows the ref and continues to attack The Giant with the chair. As The Giant retreats, Sting and Hogan check on Savage, who has been down the whole time.
Lex Luger and Sting beat Arn Anderson and Flyin' Brian. During the match, Lex Luger pushes Flyin' Brian into Sting as he has Arn Anderson in the Scorpion Death Lock, then tries to play it off as an accident. Right at the end of the match, Ric Flair shows up, and three Horsemen attack the ref, Sting and Lex Luger before Flair puts Sting in the Figure Four Leg Lock. Hulk Hogan shows up and fights off Flyin' Brian and Arn Anderson before confronting The Nature Boy. Brian and Anderson have to help Flair out of the ring. Hogan goes after Luger, but Sting stop him. Sting and Hogan talk it out before shaking hands.
There will be an update on "Macho Man" Randy Savage's condition on WCW Saturday Night, as well as a special announcement concerning Starrcade.
Showing posts with label 11/27/1995. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 11/27/1995. Show all posts
Monday, November 27, 1995
Raw Deal - Raw recap for November 27, 1995
The show begins with a recap of what happened to "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels, and is explained as an example of what can really happen in the ring.
Ahmed Johnson beats Rad Radford. During the match, Bob Backlund can be seen in the crowd campaigning for United States President. After the match, Jerry "The King" Lawler interviews Ahmed Johnson, but the interview is more of a bunch of lame jokes from Dean Douglas. Ahmed tells tells Lawler to show some respect, or he can have him in the ring. Suddenly, Dean Douglas shows up, looks at Ahmed and says he might have what it takes to be a superstar, and that the road to superstardom takes place in "his classroom," which just so happens to be the ring. Ahmed considers this a challenge, and wants the bell rung so that he can take him on right now. Referees have to stop Dean Douglas from approaching Ahmed.
The World Tour de Force continues in Wheeling, West Virginia; Youngstown, Ohio; Canton, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio; and Ft. Wayne, Indiana.
We see a video package summarizing "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels' medical woes thus far. It is revealed that he is going through the symptoms of post-concussion syndrome, and that he is hoping to return to the ring.
Barry Didinsky advertises the new Bret "The Hit Man" Hart T-shirt, only $20 plus $3.95 shipping and handling.
Aja Kong and Tomoko Watanabe beat Alundra Blayze beat Kyoko Inoue. (This will prove to be Alundra Blayze's last appearance, as the Women's Division was forced to dissolve due to budget cuts within the WWF.)
Brother Love is back with The Brother Love Show. His guest tonight is Bret "The Hit Man" Hart. He reminds Hart that he is a marked man with the WWF Championship around his shoulder, and mentions Hart's recent match with Diesel at Survivor Series. As Brother Love refuses to let Hart speak, he mentions a probable championship match with The Undertaker, and insinuates that Bret has made his mother cry by fighting his brother Owen Hart before mentioning the Harts' one last match at In Your House in a few weeks. Hart finaly gets his hand on Brother Love's wrist and reminds Owen of how cheaply he beat him when they crossed paths in the ring. As for The Undertaker, he'll cross that bridge when he comes to it. He tells The British Bulldog that he will find out it's a dog-eat-dog world and that what goes around, comes around, as he plans to redeem himself for what happened at SummerSlam 1992. After the show is over, Bret Hart and Brother Love argue until Bob Backlund sneaks up on him from behind and puts Hart in the Cross Face Chicken Wing, saying that Hart is a disgrace.
Hunter Hearst Helmsley beats John Crystal. Before the ring, we see a pre-recorded message from Henry O. Godwinn where he says that Helmsley will meet the Godwinn family - his pigs - up close and personal at In Your House. We also see footage of Howard Finkel covered in Godwinn's slop.
Razor Ramon and Marty Jannettty will face Sycho Sid and The 1-2-3 Kid at In Your House. Also, Jim Cornette issues an open challenge for anyone willing to face Owen Hart, whom Cornette hails as the man who took "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels out of commission.
"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase shows up with Kama...who appears on crutches. DiBiase announces that Kama is unable to wrestle tonight, but he has paid for and bought the services of another WWF Superstar to take Kama's place: Sir Mo.
Next week on Raw: Dean Douglas vs. Razor Ramon for the WWF Intercontinental Championship!
The Undertaker beats Sir Mo. During the match, it is revealed that Kama isn't really hurt at all as he and "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase attack The Undertaker behind the referee's back. After the match, DiBiase and Kama retreat and leave the gold chains behind. King Mabel shows up and tries to get them back, but 'Taker the gold chains. Suddenly, Yokozuna shows up and tries to challenge The Undertaker. The Undertaker hands the gold chains to Paul Bearer as The Undertaker and Yokozuna square off, but King Mabel attacks Paul Bearer from behind and runs off with the chains. The Undertaker leaves the ring and heads to the back in search of King Mabel.
Next week: Marty Jannetty vs. Sycho Sid!
Ahmed Johnson beats Rad Radford. During the match, Bob Backlund can be seen in the crowd campaigning for United States President. After the match, Jerry "The King" Lawler interviews Ahmed Johnson, but the interview is more of a bunch of lame jokes from Dean Douglas. Ahmed tells tells Lawler to show some respect, or he can have him in the ring. Suddenly, Dean Douglas shows up, looks at Ahmed and says he might have what it takes to be a superstar, and that the road to superstardom takes place in "his classroom," which just so happens to be the ring. Ahmed considers this a challenge, and wants the bell rung so that he can take him on right now. Referees have to stop Dean Douglas from approaching Ahmed.
The World Tour de Force continues in Wheeling, West Virginia; Youngstown, Ohio; Canton, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio; and Ft. Wayne, Indiana.
We see a video package summarizing "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels' medical woes thus far. It is revealed that he is going through the symptoms of post-concussion syndrome, and that he is hoping to return to the ring.
Barry Didinsky advertises the new Bret "The Hit Man" Hart T-shirt, only $20 plus $3.95 shipping and handling.
Aja Kong and Tomoko Watanabe beat Alundra Blayze beat Kyoko Inoue. (This will prove to be Alundra Blayze's last appearance, as the Women's Division was forced to dissolve due to budget cuts within the WWF.)
Brother Love is back with The Brother Love Show. His guest tonight is Bret "The Hit Man" Hart. He reminds Hart that he is a marked man with the WWF Championship around his shoulder, and mentions Hart's recent match with Diesel at Survivor Series. As Brother Love refuses to let Hart speak, he mentions a probable championship match with The Undertaker, and insinuates that Bret has made his mother cry by fighting his brother Owen Hart before mentioning the Harts' one last match at In Your House in a few weeks. Hart finaly gets his hand on Brother Love's wrist and reminds Owen of how cheaply he beat him when they crossed paths in the ring. As for The Undertaker, he'll cross that bridge when he comes to it. He tells The British Bulldog that he will find out it's a dog-eat-dog world and that what goes around, comes around, as he plans to redeem himself for what happened at SummerSlam 1992. After the show is over, Bret Hart and Brother Love argue until Bob Backlund sneaks up on him from behind and puts Hart in the Cross Face Chicken Wing, saying that Hart is a disgrace.
Hunter Hearst Helmsley beats John Crystal. Before the ring, we see a pre-recorded message from Henry O. Godwinn where he says that Helmsley will meet the Godwinn family - his pigs - up close and personal at In Your House. We also see footage of Howard Finkel covered in Godwinn's slop.
Razor Ramon and Marty Jannettty will face Sycho Sid and The 1-2-3 Kid at In Your House. Also, Jim Cornette issues an open challenge for anyone willing to face Owen Hart, whom Cornette hails as the man who took "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels out of commission.
"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase shows up with Kama...who appears on crutches. DiBiase announces that Kama is unable to wrestle tonight, but he has paid for and bought the services of another WWF Superstar to take Kama's place: Sir Mo.
Next week on Raw: Dean Douglas vs. Razor Ramon for the WWF Intercontinental Championship!
The Undertaker beats Sir Mo. During the match, it is revealed that Kama isn't really hurt at all as he and "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase attack The Undertaker behind the referee's back. After the match, DiBiase and Kama retreat and leave the gold chains behind. King Mabel shows up and tries to get them back, but 'Taker the gold chains. Suddenly, Yokozuna shows up and tries to challenge The Undertaker. The Undertaker hands the gold chains to Paul Bearer as The Undertaker and Yokozuna square off, but King Mabel attacks Paul Bearer from behind and runs off with the chains. The Undertaker leaves the ring and heads to the back in search of King Mabel.
Next week: Marty Jannetty vs. Sycho Sid!
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