Hakushi beats Bob "Spark Plug" Holly after unseen interference by Yokozuna. During the match, Yokozuna and "The King of Harts" Owen Hart show up to watch the match from ringside. Owen Hart and The 1-2-3 Kid eventually brawl when Owen Hart goes for a cheap shot, but Yokozuna gets The Kid from behind.
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In the post-WrestleMania 11 press conference, Bam Bam Bigelow says he's going to keep on wrestling.
The WrestleMania 11 encore is one week from Tuesday on pay-per-view!
Vince McMahon interviews Diesel inside the ring. He says that if Sycho Sid didn't distract the ref last night, he may not have retained the WWF Championship. As for Bret "The Hit Man" Hart's championship rematch, Diesel says he deserves it. He admits that he and Shawn Michaels were the best of friends at the start, and that their former friendship may have had a hand in last night's match. He says that he had a hard time focusing because of it, and says that Shawn deserves a rematch, but warns him that Sycho Sid is not his friend and is out only for himself, and tells Shawn to "leave home without him" when the rematch happens.
Lex Luger and The British Bulldog - now officially known as The Allied Powers - beat Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn).
Jennifer McCarthy, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Pamela Lee Anderson and Nicholas Turturro say they had a great time at WrestleMania 11.
Alundra Blayze beats Bull Nakano to win the WWF Women's Championship! During the match, it is announced that Bret "The Hit Man" Hart, The 1-2-3 Kid and Bob "Spark Plug" Holly will take on Hakushi, "The King of Harts" Owen Hart and Yokozuna in a six-man tag match next week on Raw. After the match, a rather large woman - perhaps larger than Bull Nakano - attacks Alundra Blayze.
Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) beat Ben Jordan and Tony Roy.
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Vince McMahon interviews Shawn Michaels and Sycho Sid inside the ring. Shawn says he's in pain all over after last night's match with Diesel. He also said he had trouble focusing due to his former friendship with Diesel. He accepts Diesel's invitation to a rematch for the WWF Championship, and that he'll return the favor if he wins. When asked about Sid, Shawn Michaels says he doesn't need a bodyguard to protect him or cost him a title match. Sid wipes the smile off his face as Shawn speaks, and he gets angry when Shawn says he's giving him the night off during the rematch. This causes Vince McMahon to prematurely end the interview as Sid tells Shawn not to give him the night off and to give him nothing but respect. The show quickly cuts to a commercial break.
After the break, the first and last thing we see is Shawn Michaels lying in the center of the ring with Sid putting his foot on top of his ribs...and Diesel going after Sid.
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Monday, April 3, 1995
Monday, December 19, 1994
Raw Deal - Raw recap for December 19, 1994
Shawn Michaels guests on commentary for another week.
Irwin R. Schyster beats Lex Luger by count-out after a distraction from "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and interference from the Druid, who is revealed by LUger to be none other than Tatanka.
Last weekend, The Million Dollar Corporation (Bam Bam Bigelow and Tatanka) beat Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) to continue to the semi-finals of the WWF Tag Team Championship Tournament on Superstars.
Next week, The Heavenly Bodies ("Doctor" Tom Pritchard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Rey) take on The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) in the WWF Tag Team Championship Tournament on Superstars.
Howard Finkel, dressed in a green ballcap, a Monday Night Raw tanktop and camouflage pants, eats sardines with The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke).
"Double J" Jeff Jarrett heads to Bally's in Las Vegas and talks with Rip Taylor.
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Roy Raymond and Chris Avery.
Tatanka takes on The British Bulldog next week...and Henry Godwinn debuts...on Raw!
It's time for The King's Court. "The King" Jerry Lawler's guest this week is Bob Backlund. Backlund goes on the rails about today's society, then talks about how he beat Bret "The Hit Man" Hart at Survivor Series, and says he would be happy to get in the ring with him again to lock in another Crossface Chicken Wing. Backlund then talks about Diesel, who he says had the guts to shake his hand and successfully take the WWF Championship from him. He then calls him "Kevin Nash" and calls him the "Tyrannosaurus Rex of the WWF," but says that the T-Rex eventually went extinct and that he will eventually get the Crossface Chicken wing on him.
Bob "Spark Plug" Holly beats Chris Canyon.
The Royal Rumble takes place on January 22, 1995 in Tampa, Florida, and the world's biggest beach party will be hosted by Pamela Anderson. Also, Diesel defends the WWF Championship against Bret "The Hit Man" Hart.
Diesel is impressed with Bret "The Hit Man" Hart taking his challenge for the WWF Championship so fast, and says black and chrome - and a little gold - is more of a man's colors than pink and black. He hopes that Bret is 100%, but says he wouldn't have taken the challenge if he wasn't. He hopes to see Bret at Royal Rumble.
The first ten Superstars in the Royal Rumble this year are Lex Luger, Bob Backlumd, King Kong Bundy, Doink, Kwang, Henry Godwinn, Duke, Man O' War, Adam Bomb and Dick Murdoch.
The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) beat Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn) when Howard Finkel yanks Harvey Wippleman off the apron while helping Steve Dunn pin down Butch...and pulls Wippleman's pants down to his ankles in the process.
Santa Claus sits on Mabel's lap this year.
Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart beats Nick Barbury with the Camel Clutch.
Next week: The Undertaker! Diesel in The King's Court!
Irwin R. Schyster beats Lex Luger by count-out after a distraction from "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and interference from the Druid, who is revealed by LUger to be none other than Tatanka.
Last weekend, The Million Dollar Corporation (Bam Bam Bigelow and Tatanka) beat Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) to continue to the semi-finals of the WWF Tag Team Championship Tournament on Superstars.
Next week, The Heavenly Bodies ("Doctor" Tom Pritchard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Rey) take on The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) in the WWF Tag Team Championship Tournament on Superstars.
Howard Finkel, dressed in a green ballcap, a Monday Night Raw tanktop and camouflage pants, eats sardines with The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke).
"Double J" Jeff Jarrett heads to Bally's in Las Vegas and talks with Rip Taylor.
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Roy Raymond and Chris Avery.
Tatanka takes on The British Bulldog next week...and Henry Godwinn debuts...on Raw!
It's time for The King's Court. "The King" Jerry Lawler's guest this week is Bob Backlund. Backlund goes on the rails about today's society, then talks about how he beat Bret "The Hit Man" Hart at Survivor Series, and says he would be happy to get in the ring with him again to lock in another Crossface Chicken Wing. Backlund then talks about Diesel, who he says had the guts to shake his hand and successfully take the WWF Championship from him. He then calls him "Kevin Nash" and calls him the "Tyrannosaurus Rex of the WWF," but says that the T-Rex eventually went extinct and that he will eventually get the Crossface Chicken wing on him.
Bob "Spark Plug" Holly beats Chris Canyon.
The Royal Rumble takes place on January 22, 1995 in Tampa, Florida, and the world's biggest beach party will be hosted by Pamela Anderson. Also, Diesel defends the WWF Championship against Bret "The Hit Man" Hart.
Diesel is impressed with Bret "The Hit Man" Hart taking his challenge for the WWF Championship so fast, and says black and chrome - and a little gold - is more of a man's colors than pink and black. He hopes that Bret is 100%, but says he wouldn't have taken the challenge if he wasn't. He hopes to see Bret at Royal Rumble.
The first ten Superstars in the Royal Rumble this year are Lex Luger, Bob Backlumd, King Kong Bundy, Doink, Kwang, Henry Godwinn, Duke, Man O' War, Adam Bomb and Dick Murdoch.
The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) beat Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn) when Howard Finkel yanks Harvey Wippleman off the apron while helping Steve Dunn pin down Butch...and pulls Wippleman's pants down to his ankles in the process.
Santa Claus sits on Mabel's lap this year.
Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart beats Nick Barbury with the Camel Clutch.
Next week: The Undertaker! Diesel in The King's Court!
Monday, December 5, 1994
Raw Deal - Raw recap for December 5, 1994
Shawn Michaels guests on commentary for this week.
During "Double J" Jeff Jarrett's entrance, the camera briefly focuses on a man with sunglasses, backstage ID stickers on the front and back of his shirt and a backwards Monday Night Raw cap. Even Vince McMahon doesn't know who he is, and thinks he's a ring attendant, though he is seen talking to Jarrett in the corner.
"Double J" Jeff Jarrett beats The British Bulldog by count-out after the mystery man in Jarrett's corner grabs Bulldog's ankle, distracting him after he tosses Jarrett back into the ring and keeping him from beating the ten count.
The WWF Holiday Wish is coming to town this month!
Last Wednesday night, at the 10th annual American Sportscaster Association Dinner, Dink, Diesel, The Bushwhackers and a plethora of other sports stars rubbed shoulders with sportscasters.
The 1-2-3 Kid beats Barry Horowitz.
Bob Backlund takes on Doink next week on Raw!
Shawn Michaels plays WWF Raw for Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. There will also be a companion video guide for the game from Coliseum Video with strategies and secrets from the game.
Kwang beats Scott Taylor. During the match, Harvey Wippleman verbally berates ring announcer Howard Finkel, who calls Kwang "The Might Kwang" when he wins.
"The King of Harts" Owen Hart takes on Lex Luger this week on WWF Action Zone!
"The King" Jerry Lawler shows up to host this week's edition of The King's Court. This week is a little different, as the guest this time around is a mystery guest. After berating the crowd, The King reveals his guest, whom he calls a guiding light for the World Wrestling Federation: Shawn Michaels, who reveals that he knew that he was the mystery guest all along after saying he didn't know who it was. The King reminds everyone that Shawn Michaels made Diesel, but in the end, says that Diesel isn't very smart despite being made into a champion. Shawn once again claims that it was him who plucked Diesel from obscurity, and tells Diesel that he made him and that he can and will break him. He then tells Diesel that he's not hard to find.
Bob "Spark Plug" Holly was at the Snowball Derby, even though he didn't so hot. Nevertheless, he'll be in next year's racing season.
WWF Mania celebrates its 100th episode this Saturday at 10 AM Eastern/9 AM Central.
Footage of clouds reveal the word "Hakushi" before turning into storm clouds. Whoever Hakushi is, he is coming soon to the WWF.
Harvey Wippleman verbally berates Howard Finkel before introducing Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn). He also comes close to attacking Finkel as well.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn) beat The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) after Harvey Wippleman grabs Luke's ankle. This causes Wippleman and Howard Finkel to have a verbal argument that almost gets physical when Finkel tells the referee what happened. During the match, it is announced that there will be a tournament to decide the next WWF Tag Team Championship will take place exclusively on Superstars starting this weekend. The finals will take place at Royal Rumble on January 22nd. when new tag team champions will be crowned.
Bob Backlund says that clowns have no place in society and no place in the WWF. He also plans to take back the WWF Championship and bring up everyone's morality to the level of God's.
During "Double J" Jeff Jarrett's entrance, the camera briefly focuses on a man with sunglasses, backstage ID stickers on the front and back of his shirt and a backwards Monday Night Raw cap. Even Vince McMahon doesn't know who he is, and thinks he's a ring attendant, though he is seen talking to Jarrett in the corner.
"Double J" Jeff Jarrett beats The British Bulldog by count-out after the mystery man in Jarrett's corner grabs Bulldog's ankle, distracting him after he tosses Jarrett back into the ring and keeping him from beating the ten count.
The WWF Holiday Wish is coming to town this month!
Last Wednesday night, at the 10th annual American Sportscaster Association Dinner, Dink, Diesel, The Bushwhackers and a plethora of other sports stars rubbed shoulders with sportscasters.
The 1-2-3 Kid beats Barry Horowitz.
Bob Backlund takes on Doink next week on Raw!
Shawn Michaels plays WWF Raw for Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. There will also be a companion video guide for the game from Coliseum Video with strategies and secrets from the game.
Kwang beats Scott Taylor. During the match, Harvey Wippleman verbally berates ring announcer Howard Finkel, who calls Kwang "The Might Kwang" when he wins.
"The King of Harts" Owen Hart takes on Lex Luger this week on WWF Action Zone!
"The King" Jerry Lawler shows up to host this week's edition of The King's Court. This week is a little different, as the guest this time around is a mystery guest. After berating the crowd, The King reveals his guest, whom he calls a guiding light for the World Wrestling Federation: Shawn Michaels, who reveals that he knew that he was the mystery guest all along after saying he didn't know who it was. The King reminds everyone that Shawn Michaels made Diesel, but in the end, says that Diesel isn't very smart despite being made into a champion. Shawn once again claims that it was him who plucked Diesel from obscurity, and tells Diesel that he made him and that he can and will break him. He then tells Diesel that he's not hard to find.
Bob "Spark Plug" Holly was at the Snowball Derby, even though he didn't so hot. Nevertheless, he'll be in next year's racing season.
WWF Mania celebrates its 100th episode this Saturday at 10 AM Eastern/9 AM Central.
Footage of clouds reveal the word "Hakushi" before turning into storm clouds. Whoever Hakushi is, he is coming soon to the WWF.
Harvey Wippleman verbally berates Howard Finkel before introducing Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn). He also comes close to attacking Finkel as well.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn) beat The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) after Harvey Wippleman grabs Luke's ankle. This causes Wippleman and Howard Finkel to have a verbal argument that almost gets physical when Finkel tells the referee what happened. During the match, it is announced that there will be a tournament to decide the next WWF Tag Team Championship will take place exclusively on Superstars starting this weekend. The finals will take place at Royal Rumble on January 22nd. when new tag team champions will be crowned.
Bob Backlund says that clowns have no place in society and no place in the WWF. He also plans to take back the WWF Championship and bring up everyone's morality to the level of God's.
Saturday, June 25, 1994
Come As You Are (WWF Superstar) - Superstars recap for June 25, 1994
Typhoon beats Quebecer Pierre after knocking Johnny Polo off the apron.
The latest issue of WWF Wrestling Spotlight - which is dedicated to Bret "The Hit Man" Hart - is available on newsstands now.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn) beat Gary Sabaugh and John Paul.
Thurman "Sparky" Plugg beats George South.
"The Undertaker" beats P.J. Walker.
A special encore presentation of King of the Ring will air on pay-per-view this Tuesday at 8 PM Pacific and Eastern, 7 PM Central.
The 1-2-3 Kid beats Jeff Hardy with a Figure Four Leg Lock into a guillotine choke.
Bloopers, Bleeps and Bodyslams, featuring various bloopers as well as a match between "Macho Man" Randy Savage and "The King" Jerry Lawler, will be available on VHS this Wednesday courtesy of Coliseum Home Video.
Kwang beats Chris Hamrick.
Brian Young is the special guest ring announcer for the next match.
Lex Luger beats Barry Horowitz with the Torture Rack.
Next week: The Heartbreak Hotel with special guest Paul Bearer! Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart! Irwin R. Schyster vs. Doink!
The latest issue of WWF Wrestling Spotlight - which is dedicated to Bret "The Hit Man" Hart - is available on newsstands now.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn) beat Gary Sabaugh and John Paul.
Thurman "Sparky" Plugg beats George South.
"The Undertaker" beats P.J. Walker.
A special encore presentation of King of the Ring will air on pay-per-view this Tuesday at 8 PM Pacific and Eastern, 7 PM Central.
The 1-2-3 Kid beats Jeff Hardy with a Figure Four Leg Lock into a guillotine choke.
Bloopers, Bleeps and Bodyslams, featuring various bloopers as well as a match between "Macho Man" Randy Savage and "The King" Jerry Lawler, will be available on VHS this Wednesday courtesy of Coliseum Home Video.
Kwang beats Chris Hamrick.
Brian Young is the special guest ring announcer for the next match.
Lex Luger beats Barry Horowitz with the Torture Rack.
Next week: The Heartbreak Hotel with special guest Paul Bearer! Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart! Irwin R. Schyster vs. Doink!
Saturday, November 20, 1993
Come As You Are (WWF Superstar) - Superstars recap for November 20, 1993
It is announced that Quebecer Pierre was knocked out by Lex Luger and is therefore out of Survivor Series.
This week, Vince McMahon announces that he will be joined by a brand new co-host this week. It is also announced that "The King" Jerry Lawler is on hiatus pending legal action, and that WWF President Jack Tunney has reinstated Shawn Michaels, who will take Lawler's place at Survivor Series. We then learn that Vince McMahon's co-host is Reo Rodgers, a satirical jab at "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes. (This tandem lasts for only one week.)
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Phil Apollo and Mike Bell.
Jim Cornette says that the name of the game for Survivor Series is elimination, and that is what The Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga, Quebecer Jacques, Cornette, Johnny Polo) did by eliminating Tatanka, but The All-Americans (Lex Luger, Rick Steiner, Scott Steiner) responded by replacing Tatanka with The Undertaker before taking a page from their book and knocking out Quebecer Pierre with a forearm smash with the steel plate in Lex Luger's forearm. Cornette then announces that they have replaced Pierre with Crush, whom Cornette calls one of the strongest men in wrestling but also the world. Crush says that The Foreign Fanatics are men of honor who will fight and watch each other's back until the very end while The All-Americans will be wondering who will stab who in the back first. Cornette says The All-Americans will be eliminated one by one. Meanwhile, we hear from The All-Americans (Luger, The Steiner Brothers, Paul Bearer, The Undertaker). Luger admits that Crush is a big, strong man and a devastating force, but the All-Americans have Rick and Scott Steiner, and red, white and blue fever is running high for Survivor Series. Paul Bearer says The Undertaker is proud to be a part of the team, and represents all the Americans who have gone before them. The Undertaker says there is pride, honor and total domination in the team. The addition of Crush means he only has to dig a bigger grave.
Bam Bam Bigelow beats Scott Taylor. After the match, Doink appears on the video screen and makes fun of Bam Bam's Survivor Series team, then introduces his partners as four Doinks slowly fill up the video screen.
Razor Ramon is on the cover of the newest issue of WWF Magazine - available now - and inside is an article on Doink.
Jim Ross advertises a show at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, November 27th with four main events. The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) will take on The Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu), Razor Ramon will defend the WWF Intercontinental Championship against Diesel, The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) will defend the WWF Tag Team Championships against The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner), and The Undertaker takes on Yokozuna in a Casket Match. (Doink vs. "The King" Jerry Lawler has been removed due to Lawler's legal issues.) Jim Ross then interviews Diesel and Razor for Face To Face. Razor says the WWF has done it again with the supercard coming to Madison Square Garden, and says Diesel has been lurking in the shadows as a bodyguard, but now the spotlight is on him. If Diesel wants the gold, all he has to do is come and get it. Diesel says you can call him a thug or a bodyguard, but you can call him clairvoyant, as he will be winning the Intercontinental title. Razor says he doesn't like Diesel, but Diesel is a lot like him in that he will do anything to get the gold, as he has already proved that he will.
Jim Cornette is seen advertising Acclaim's Dual Turbo wireless controllers - currently available at K-Mart - for the Sega Genesis while playing Royal Rumble. You can also register for a trip to see Royal Rumble live at K-Mart.
"The Rocket" Owen Hart beats "Iron" Mike Sharpe.
We hear from "Double J" Jeff Jarrett, who is in a recording studio, unhappy with the guy playing on guitar. He leaves the booth and kicks the guy playing guitar out as he says he will have to do everything himself, including getting to the top of the World Wrestling Federation, which will be renamed "the Double J-F" when he is done.
Todd Pettengill gives us a brief crash course on how to order Survivor Series on pay-per-view.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn) beat Dennis Diamond and P.J. Walker.
On the Survivor Series Report, Crush officially replaces Quebecer Pierre in The Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Crush, Ludvig Borga, Quebecer Jacques, Cornette, Johnny Polo).
Before the next match, Irwin R. Schyster says that for a town in the middle of nowhere, it sure has a lot of tax cheats.
Bret "Hit Man" Hart beats Irwin R. Schyster by disqualification. During the match, Mr. Fuji shows up and watches the match from ringside. Later on, Mr. Fuji trips Bret by the ankle from ringside while referee Earl Hebner is not looking, and Bret quickly gets back at him by hitting Mr. Fuji with a right hand as soon as he is able to slide out of the ring. After this, Jim Cornette and Yokozuna show up, and Mr. Fuji whacks Bret in the back with the pole of his Japanese flag. Hebner sees this and calls for the bell, ending the match. After the match, Irwin R. Schyster continues to attack Bret, but "The Rocket' Owen Hart shows up and fights Irwin R. Schyster while Bret Hart drop kicks Yokozuna off the apron. Referees have to keep Bret from going after Yokozuna, and officials have to keep Yokozuna from getting in the ring.
Jim Ross re-advertises the show at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, November 27th. He then interviews The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) and Quebecer Jacques (accompanied by Johnny Polo) for Face To Face. Johnny Polo says that it is a rip-off and a conspiracy against him and Jacques now that Quebecer Pierre has been knocked out of action. Scott Steiner says The Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga, Quebecer Jacques, Cornette, Johnny Polo) made a mistake thinking that if they hurt The All-Americans (Lex Luger, Rick Steiner, Scott Steiner, The Undertaker, Paul Bearer), they wouldn't hurt them back, and now Pierre is out. He tells Polo to get his trunks on. Rick says the Fanatics stuck their hand in the dog dish only to have it bitten off, and Madison Square Garden will see a human sacrifice in the form of Johnny Polo. Jacques says he will protect Johnny Polo, and says the 13th of September will happen again.
Tis Sunday: Bret "Hit Man" Hart vs. Yokozuna for the WWF Championship at Survivor Series Showdown!
This week, Vince McMahon announces that he will be joined by a brand new co-host this week. It is also announced that "The King" Jerry Lawler is on hiatus pending legal action, and that WWF President Jack Tunney has reinstated Shawn Michaels, who will take Lawler's place at Survivor Series. We then learn that Vince McMahon's co-host is Reo Rodgers, a satirical jab at "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes. (This tandem lasts for only one week.)
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Phil Apollo and Mike Bell.
Jim Cornette says that the name of the game for Survivor Series is elimination, and that is what The Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga, Quebecer Jacques, Cornette, Johnny Polo) did by eliminating Tatanka, but The All-Americans (Lex Luger, Rick Steiner, Scott Steiner) responded by replacing Tatanka with The Undertaker before taking a page from their book and knocking out Quebecer Pierre with a forearm smash with the steel plate in Lex Luger's forearm. Cornette then announces that they have replaced Pierre with Crush, whom Cornette calls one of the strongest men in wrestling but also the world. Crush says that The Foreign Fanatics are men of honor who will fight and watch each other's back until the very end while The All-Americans will be wondering who will stab who in the back first. Cornette says The All-Americans will be eliminated one by one. Meanwhile, we hear from The All-Americans (Luger, The Steiner Brothers, Paul Bearer, The Undertaker). Luger admits that Crush is a big, strong man and a devastating force, but the All-Americans have Rick and Scott Steiner, and red, white and blue fever is running high for Survivor Series. Paul Bearer says The Undertaker is proud to be a part of the team, and represents all the Americans who have gone before them. The Undertaker says there is pride, honor and total domination in the team. The addition of Crush means he only has to dig a bigger grave.
Bam Bam Bigelow beats Scott Taylor. After the match, Doink appears on the video screen and makes fun of Bam Bam's Survivor Series team, then introduces his partners as four Doinks slowly fill up the video screen.
Razor Ramon is on the cover of the newest issue of WWF Magazine - available now - and inside is an article on Doink.
Jim Ross advertises a show at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, November 27th with four main events. The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) will take on The Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu), Razor Ramon will defend the WWF Intercontinental Championship against Diesel, The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) will defend the WWF Tag Team Championships against The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner), and The Undertaker takes on Yokozuna in a Casket Match. (Doink vs. "The King" Jerry Lawler has been removed due to Lawler's legal issues.) Jim Ross then interviews Diesel and Razor for Face To Face. Razor says the WWF has done it again with the supercard coming to Madison Square Garden, and says Diesel has been lurking in the shadows as a bodyguard, but now the spotlight is on him. If Diesel wants the gold, all he has to do is come and get it. Diesel says you can call him a thug or a bodyguard, but you can call him clairvoyant, as he will be winning the Intercontinental title. Razor says he doesn't like Diesel, but Diesel is a lot like him in that he will do anything to get the gold, as he has already proved that he will.
"The Rocket" Owen Hart beats "Iron" Mike Sharpe.
We hear from "Double J" Jeff Jarrett, who is in a recording studio, unhappy with the guy playing on guitar. He leaves the booth and kicks the guy playing guitar out as he says he will have to do everything himself, including getting to the top of the World Wrestling Federation, which will be renamed "the Double J-F" when he is done.
Todd Pettengill gives us a brief crash course on how to order Survivor Series on pay-per-view.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn) beat Dennis Diamond and P.J. Walker.
On the Survivor Series Report, Crush officially replaces Quebecer Pierre in The Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Crush, Ludvig Borga, Quebecer Jacques, Cornette, Johnny Polo).
Before the next match, Irwin R. Schyster says that for a town in the middle of nowhere, it sure has a lot of tax cheats.
Bret "Hit Man" Hart beats Irwin R. Schyster by disqualification. During the match, Mr. Fuji shows up and watches the match from ringside. Later on, Mr. Fuji trips Bret by the ankle from ringside while referee Earl Hebner is not looking, and Bret quickly gets back at him by hitting Mr. Fuji with a right hand as soon as he is able to slide out of the ring. After this, Jim Cornette and Yokozuna show up, and Mr. Fuji whacks Bret in the back with the pole of his Japanese flag. Hebner sees this and calls for the bell, ending the match. After the match, Irwin R. Schyster continues to attack Bret, but "The Rocket' Owen Hart shows up and fights Irwin R. Schyster while Bret Hart drop kicks Yokozuna off the apron. Referees have to keep Bret from going after Yokozuna, and officials have to keep Yokozuna from getting in the ring.
Jim Ross re-advertises the show at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, November 27th. He then interviews The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) and Quebecer Jacques (accompanied by Johnny Polo) for Face To Face. Johnny Polo says that it is a rip-off and a conspiracy against him and Jacques now that Quebecer Pierre has been knocked out of action. Scott Steiner says The Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga, Quebecer Jacques, Cornette, Johnny Polo) made a mistake thinking that if they hurt The All-Americans (Lex Luger, Rick Steiner, Scott Steiner, The Undertaker, Paul Bearer), they wouldn't hurt them back, and now Pierre is out. He tells Polo to get his trunks on. Rick says the Fanatics stuck their hand in the dog dish only to have it bitten off, and Madison Square Garden will see a human sacrifice in the form of Johnny Polo. Jacques says he will protect Johnny Polo, and says the 13th of September will happen again.
Tis Sunday: Bret "Hit Man" Hart vs. Yokozuna for the WWF Championship at Survivor Series Showdown!
Monday, November 1, 1993
Raw Deal - Raw recap for November 1, 1993
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan catches Bastion Booger eating a whole bunch of raw food because...it's Raw. Bastion Booger tells The Brain that he's going to eat up Razor Ramon, too.
Razor Ramon beats Bastion Booger after reversing a sit-down pin.
This Saturday, Riddick Bowe faces off against Evander Holyfield, and Todd Pettengill has the shirt for it. Meanwhile, the end of Tatanka's undefeated streak at the hand of Ludvig Borga and the Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Jacques and Pierre of the Quebecers) is replayed.
Vince McMahon interviews The Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga and Jacques and Pierre of the Quebecers). Jim Cornette can't wait to see The All-Americans (Lex Luger, Tatanka and Rick and Scott Steiner) get demolished, especially now that Tatanka is injured and may not be able to be in the match. Ludvig Borga tells Scott Steiner that what he did to Tatanka was a pleasure compared to what he'll do to him next week on Raw.
Mr. Perfect beats The Executioner.
We see "Double J" Jeff Jarrett at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, where we once again talks about how the country music industry is corrupt before saying he'll prove himself as the world's greatest wrestler and everyone will want his debut album.
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn) after Harvey Whippleman trips up Billy from outside the ring.
"Macho Man" Randy Savage says via telephone that he's returning to Raw next week, and that Crush will be there as well. He also tells Bobby "The Brain" Heenan that he's sick and tired of his tongue jokes.
Adam Bomb beats Virgil.
Next week: Scott Steiner vs Ludvig Borga! Crush! "Macho Man" Randy Savage returns!
Razor Ramon beats Bastion Booger after reversing a sit-down pin.
This Saturday, Riddick Bowe faces off against Evander Holyfield, and Todd Pettengill has the shirt for it. Meanwhile, the end of Tatanka's undefeated streak at the hand of Ludvig Borga and the Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Jacques and Pierre of the Quebecers) is replayed.
Vince McMahon interviews The Foreign Fanatics (Yokozuna, Ludvig Borga and Jacques and Pierre of the Quebecers). Jim Cornette can't wait to see The All-Americans (Lex Luger, Tatanka and Rick and Scott Steiner) get demolished, especially now that Tatanka is injured and may not be able to be in the match. Ludvig Borga tells Scott Steiner that what he did to Tatanka was a pleasure compared to what he'll do to him next week on Raw.
Mr. Perfect beats The Executioner.
We see "Double J" Jeff Jarrett at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, where we once again talks about how the country music industry is corrupt before saying he'll prove himself as the world's greatest wrestler and everyone will want his debut album.
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn) after Harvey Whippleman trips up Billy from outside the ring.
"Macho Man" Randy Savage says via telephone that he's returning to Raw next week, and that Crush will be there as well. He also tells Bobby "The Brain" Heenan that he's sick and tired of his tongue jokes.
Adam Bomb beats Virgil.
Next week: Scott Steiner vs Ludvig Borga! Crush! "Macho Man" Randy Savage returns!
Saturday, October 9, 1993
Come As You Are (WWF Superstar) - Superstars recap for October 9, 1993
Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) beat Damien Demento and Rock Werner.
Bret "Hit Man" Hart says hearing that "The King" Jerry Lawler is the undisputed king of the WWF makes him sick, especially when he had him in the Sharpshooter for two-and-a-half minutes and came just short of ending his career. He can make one promise right now: if he can make a promise right now, it will be that if he gets in the ring with Lawler again, it will be the end of him.
Adam Bomb beats Mitch Bishop.
Lex Luger is on the cover on the newest issue of WWF Magazine on newsstands this Tuesday, and inside is an article on Adam Bomb.
Joe Fowler advertises a show at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York for Friday night, October 29th with a triple main event. Lex Luger will take on Ludvig Borga, Bret "Hit Man" Hart and "The King" Jerry Lawler will square off in a grudge match, Mr. Perfect and Razor Ramon will team up against Irwin R. Schyster and Diesel, Marty Jannetty will be taking on "The Model" Rick Martel, and The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) will defend the WWF Tag Team Championships against The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn). Fowler then interviews Lex Luger and Ludvig Borga for Face To Face. Despite his anti-American rhetoric, Lex Luger admit that Ludvig Borga has racked up quite the record, but he is now at the top of the World Wrestling Federation, where it doesn't get any keener or stiffer. He is glad to be the first one in line to give him a big U.S.A. welcome to the World Wrestling Federation and show him what competition is all about. Ludvig says he will give him a European farewell for his career, because if this is the top of the ladder, then he is not impressed with the WWF, Luger or America. When he pins him, he will stay down.
We see highlights of last week's Intercontinental Championship battle royal from Raw.
Mr. Perfect beats Red Tyler (whose tights are a tad small and make for a few posterior jokes on commentary).
Boni Blackstone interviews Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon. Bam Bam says there was nothing funny about last week, and says "The King" Jerry Lawler was right was about Doink. He let the confetti bucket prank slide the first two times, but the third time, he dumped water on Luna's head. He says that hearing Doink's name drives him crazy as Luna is in a frenzy. Bam Bam says he will make him pay for his pranks and humiliating him and Luna, and when he gets done with him, Doink will wish he was back in the circus on top of a tightrope.
Grudges, Gripes and Grunts is now available on Coliseum Home Video. In the video, Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon take a cruise on a yacht.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn), now accompanied by Harvey Wippleman, beat Jerry Fox and Virgil.
The Undertaker beats Rod Bell. It is announced that The Undertaker is on the cover of Superstars VIII, on newsstands now. After the match, "The King" Jerry Lawler draws a picture of Yokozuna with the Magistrator.
Mr. Nanny, starring Hulk Hogan, premiered in theaters this weekend.
WWF Royal Rumble...coming soon to Genesis!
The Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu) beat Steve Nixon and Tony Bithera.
Joe Fowler re-advertises the show at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York for Friday night, October 29th. He then interviews The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre, with Johnny Polo) and The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) for Face To Face. Polo says the Smoking Gunns are rugged, but The Quebecers do not think much of them. Bart Gunn says The Quebecers do a lot of talking, but they do their talking in the ring, and Billy Gunn tells them that that they will become the tag team champs on the first shot just like The Quebecers did. Polo says The Gunns are climbing the ladder, while they are the top of the ladder and they will stay there after October 29th.
Next week: Two of the main events for Survivor Series are revealed! The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre)! The 1-2-3 Kid vs. Pat Tanaka! Ludvig Borga! Highlights from the Intercontinental Championship match on next Monday's Raw!
"The Model" Rick Martel says that he will be wrestling Razor Ramon for the WWF Intercontinental Championship, and he will be the winner because when it comes to him and Razor in the ring, Razor does not cut it. Razor Ramon says this Monday night, The Bad Guy meets The Model for the Intercontinental Championship, and he tells Martel that he is leaving with all the gold.
Bret "Hit Man" Hart says hearing that "The King" Jerry Lawler is the undisputed king of the WWF makes him sick, especially when he had him in the Sharpshooter for two-and-a-half minutes and came just short of ending his career. He can make one promise right now: if he can make a promise right now, it will be that if he gets in the ring with Lawler again, it will be the end of him.
Adam Bomb beats Mitch Bishop.
Lex Luger is on the cover on the newest issue of WWF Magazine on newsstands this Tuesday, and inside is an article on Adam Bomb.
Joe Fowler advertises a show at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York for Friday night, October 29th with a triple main event. Lex Luger will take on Ludvig Borga, Bret "Hit Man" Hart and "The King" Jerry Lawler will square off in a grudge match, Mr. Perfect and Razor Ramon will team up against Irwin R. Schyster and Diesel, Marty Jannetty will be taking on "The Model" Rick Martel, and The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) will defend the WWF Tag Team Championships against The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn). Fowler then interviews Lex Luger and Ludvig Borga for Face To Face. Despite his anti-American rhetoric, Lex Luger admit that Ludvig Borga has racked up quite the record, but he is now at the top of the World Wrestling Federation, where it doesn't get any keener or stiffer. He is glad to be the first one in line to give him a big U.S.A. welcome to the World Wrestling Federation and show him what competition is all about. Ludvig says he will give him a European farewell for his career, because if this is the top of the ladder, then he is not impressed with the WWF, Luger or America. When he pins him, he will stay down.
We see highlights of last week's Intercontinental Championship battle royal from Raw.
Mr. Perfect beats Red Tyler (whose tights are a tad small and make for a few posterior jokes on commentary).
Boni Blackstone interviews Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon. Bam Bam says there was nothing funny about last week, and says "The King" Jerry Lawler was right was about Doink. He let the confetti bucket prank slide the first two times, but the third time, he dumped water on Luna's head. He says that hearing Doink's name drives him crazy as Luna is in a frenzy. Bam Bam says he will make him pay for his pranks and humiliating him and Luna, and when he gets done with him, Doink will wish he was back in the circus on top of a tightrope.
Grudges, Gripes and Grunts is now available on Coliseum Home Video. In the video, Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon take a cruise on a yacht.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn), now accompanied by Harvey Wippleman, beat Jerry Fox and Virgil.
The Undertaker beats Rod Bell. It is announced that The Undertaker is on the cover of Superstars VIII, on newsstands now. After the match, "The King" Jerry Lawler draws a picture of Yokozuna with the Magistrator.
Mr. Nanny, starring Hulk Hogan, premiered in theaters this weekend.
WWF Royal Rumble...coming soon to Genesis!
The Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu) beat Steve Nixon and Tony Bithera.
Joe Fowler re-advertises the show at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York for Friday night, October 29th. He then interviews The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre, with Johnny Polo) and The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) for Face To Face. Polo says the Smoking Gunns are rugged, but The Quebecers do not think much of them. Bart Gunn says The Quebecers do a lot of talking, but they do their talking in the ring, and Billy Gunn tells them that that they will become the tag team champs on the first shot just like The Quebecers did. Polo says The Gunns are climbing the ladder, while they are the top of the ladder and they will stay there after October 29th.
Next week: Two of the main events for Survivor Series are revealed! The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre)! The 1-2-3 Kid vs. Pat Tanaka! Ludvig Borga! Highlights from the Intercontinental Championship match on next Monday's Raw!
"The Model" Rick Martel says that he will be wrestling Razor Ramon for the WWF Intercontinental Championship, and he will be the winner because when it comes to him and Razor in the ring, Razor does not cut it. Razor Ramon says this Monday night, The Bad Guy meets The Model for the Intercontinental Championship, and he tells Martel that he is leaving with all the gold.
Saturday, September 18, 1993
Come As You Are (WWF Superstar) - Superstars recap for September 18, 1993
Bret "Hit Man" Hart beats Blake Beverly with the Sharpshooter. During the match, it is announced that The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) are on the cover of WWF Magazine on newsstands now, and Bret is seen in the magazine breaking bread with a lucky fan. During the match, "The King" Jerry Lawler is conspicuous by his absence, having chased after an unseen six-year-old with a Bret Hart poster at the beginning of the show. After the match, the Magistrator becomes "The Machostrator," and Macho Man draws a chicken leg with a sad face and a crown on it around Bret's Sharpshooter on Blake Beverly to show what Bret is going to do to Lawler.
"Mean" Gene Okerlund advertises the Madison Square Garden supercard with a double main event on Saturday night, September 25th at 8 PM. Yokozuna will defend the WWF Championship against The Undertaker, The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) will go up against Bam Bam Bigelow and Adam Bomb (having lost the WWF Tag Team Championships), Razor Ramon will take on "The Model" Rick Martel, Mr. Perfect will face Diesel, Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) will take on Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn), and Tatanka will go one-on-one with Irwin R. Schyster. The 1-2-3 Kid and Shawn Michaels (accompanied here by Diesel), who will face each other that night, are interviewed for Face To Face. The 1-2-3 Kid says it's been one week and there is one week left, and while he is still nervous, he plans to go in the ring and give 110%. Shawn says all he hears about is The 1-2-3 Kid, but he is the Heartbreak Kid and the Intercontinental Champion. He tells The 1-2-3 Kid that anything can happen in the World Wrestling Federation, and that he and Mr. Perfect should be careful. Diesel says the last time in the guardian, Mr. Perfect was introduced to him and his right hand. He says Mr. Perfect has been a headache for Shawn for some time, and he will be the extra-strength Tylenol that will take care of that headache once and for all.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn) beat Russ Greenberg and Mark Thomas. "The King" Jerry Lawler returns to commentary at the start of the match.
Razor Ramon beats Max Shane.
The WWF is offering a limited number of dates for the benefit of non-profit organizations wishing to raise funds through presenting a WWF spectacular. For more information, write to: WWF Fundraisers, P.O. Box 3857, Stamford, CT 06902.
The Fall 1993 WWF merchandise catalog is in the newest issue of WWF Magazine, and features the new Lex Luger T-shirt.
Ludvig Borga beats P.J. Walker. During the match, we see pre-recorded fan reaction to Ludvig Borga.
Mr. Perfect beats Barry Horowitz.
Joe Fowler interviews The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) and Johnny Polo. Polo says that The Quebecers never cheat, while The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) do. He announces that if one of the Steiners can beat one of the Quebecers this Monday night on Raw, they will give The Steiner Brothers a rematch for the WWF Tag Team Championships. Jacques makes it clear that if they wrestle one of The Steiners one-on-one, the other Steiner Brother must stay at home, because whoever wrestles on their side will do the same because they don't cheat. Polo says they don't cheat, they hate cheaters and that they are going to win. Jacques says they will stay champions.
Shawn Michaels beats Dan Dubiel.
The latest edition of WWF Spotlight Magazine features Hulk Hogan and Jimmy Hart on the cover, and has an article on Jimmy Hart's managerial career.
Shawn Michaels and Diesel attack The 1-2-3 Kid as he tries to get to the ring. Mr. Perfect runs to the rescue and fights Diesel before referees hold him back. Diesel breaks through and gets one more shot on Mr. Perfect. The 1-2-3 Kid's match with Dwayne Gill never takes place.
Boni Blackstone interviews Shawn Michaels and Diesel. Shawn says The 1-2-3 Kid laid a hand on him, and he has said before not to touch the Intercontinental Champion. He says that The 1-2-3 Kid has been made an example of, and if anyone touches him, they mess with Diesel. Diesel tells Mr. Perfect and everyone else that nobody touches him or Shawn, and if the champion is touched, he will be guaranteed to be there and examples will be made.
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Mike Bell and Tony DeVito. During the match, it is announced that The 1-2-3 Kid is okay after what happened earlier.
"Mean" Gene Okerlund re-advertises the Madison Square Garden supercard with a double main event on Saturday night, September 25th at 8 PM. Jim Cornette says that in New York City, the people see horrifying things as part of everyday life that could make grown men cry. Next week, a 600-pound man will fight a seven-foot-tall zombie. The Undertaker may not be able to feel pain, but his bones can break like anybody else's and his back and his insides can be snapped. If he cannot feel pain, then Yokozuna will have to work harder as he enjoys delivering pain. One week from tonight, Yokozuna will deliver pain to The Undertaker. Okerlund then interviews Paul Bearer and The Undertakrer for Face To Face. Bearer hopes that Jim Cornette and Mr. Fuji have gotten Yokozuna's final affairs in order, as Yokozuna will soon be crossing over to the dark side. The Undertaker says all things are as they should be, and now it is time for all his creatures of the night to witness mass carnage.
Next week: The 1-2-3 Kid! Tatanka! Razor Ramon! A special interview with Yokozuna!
"Mean" Gene Okerlund advertises the Madison Square Garden supercard with a double main event on Saturday night, September 25th at 8 PM. Yokozuna will defend the WWF Championship against The Undertaker, The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) will go up against Bam Bam Bigelow and Adam Bomb (having lost the WWF Tag Team Championships), Razor Ramon will take on "The Model" Rick Martel, Mr. Perfect will face Diesel, Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) will take on Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn), and Tatanka will go one-on-one with Irwin R. Schyster. The 1-2-3 Kid and Shawn Michaels (accompanied here by Diesel), who will face each other that night, are interviewed for Face To Face. The 1-2-3 Kid says it's been one week and there is one week left, and while he is still nervous, he plans to go in the ring and give 110%. Shawn says all he hears about is The 1-2-3 Kid, but he is the Heartbreak Kid and the Intercontinental Champion. He tells The 1-2-3 Kid that anything can happen in the World Wrestling Federation, and that he and Mr. Perfect should be careful. Diesel says the last time in the guardian, Mr. Perfect was introduced to him and his right hand. He says Mr. Perfect has been a headache for Shawn for some time, and he will be the extra-strength Tylenol that will take care of that headache once and for all.
Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn) beat Russ Greenberg and Mark Thomas. "The King" Jerry Lawler returns to commentary at the start of the match.
Razor Ramon beats Max Shane.
The WWF is offering a limited number of dates for the benefit of non-profit organizations wishing to raise funds through presenting a WWF spectacular. For more information, write to: WWF Fundraisers, P.O. Box 3857, Stamford, CT 06902.
The Fall 1993 WWF merchandise catalog is in the newest issue of WWF Magazine, and features the new Lex Luger T-shirt.
Ludvig Borga beats P.J. Walker. During the match, we see pre-recorded fan reaction to Ludvig Borga.
Mr. Perfect beats Barry Horowitz.
Joe Fowler interviews The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) and Johnny Polo. Polo says that The Quebecers never cheat, while The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) do. He announces that if one of the Steiners can beat one of the Quebecers this Monday night on Raw, they will give The Steiner Brothers a rematch for the WWF Tag Team Championships. Jacques makes it clear that if they wrestle one of The Steiners one-on-one, the other Steiner Brother must stay at home, because whoever wrestles on their side will do the same because they don't cheat. Polo says they don't cheat, they hate cheaters and that they are going to win. Jacques says they will stay champions.
Shawn Michaels beats Dan Dubiel.
The latest edition of WWF Spotlight Magazine features Hulk Hogan and Jimmy Hart on the cover, and has an article on Jimmy Hart's managerial career.
Shawn Michaels and Diesel attack The 1-2-3 Kid as he tries to get to the ring. Mr. Perfect runs to the rescue and fights Diesel before referees hold him back. Diesel breaks through and gets one more shot on Mr. Perfect. The 1-2-3 Kid's match with Dwayne Gill never takes place.
Boni Blackstone interviews Shawn Michaels and Diesel. Shawn says The 1-2-3 Kid laid a hand on him, and he has said before not to touch the Intercontinental Champion. He says that The 1-2-3 Kid has been made an example of, and if anyone touches him, they mess with Diesel. Diesel tells Mr. Perfect and everyone else that nobody touches him or Shawn, and if the champion is touched, he will be guaranteed to be there and examples will be made.
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Mike Bell and Tony DeVito. During the match, it is announced that The 1-2-3 Kid is okay after what happened earlier.
"Mean" Gene Okerlund re-advertises the Madison Square Garden supercard with a double main event on Saturday night, September 25th at 8 PM. Jim Cornette says that in New York City, the people see horrifying things as part of everyday life that could make grown men cry. Next week, a 600-pound man will fight a seven-foot-tall zombie. The Undertaker may not be able to feel pain, but his bones can break like anybody else's and his back and his insides can be snapped. If he cannot feel pain, then Yokozuna will have to work harder as he enjoys delivering pain. One week from tonight, Yokozuna will deliver pain to The Undertaker. Okerlund then interviews Paul Bearer and The Undertakrer for Face To Face. Bearer hopes that Jim Cornette and Mr. Fuji have gotten Yokozuna's final affairs in order, as Yokozuna will soon be crossing over to the dark side. The Undertaker says all things are as they should be, and now it is time for all his creatures of the night to witness mass carnage.
Next week: The 1-2-3 Kid! Tatanka! Razor Ramon! A special interview with Yokozuna!
Saturday, August 7, 1993
Come As You Are (WWF Superstar) - Superstars recap for August 7, 1993
The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steve Dunn).
We see footage from "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase vs. The 1-2-3 Kid from last week's Wrestling Challenge, where The 1-2-3 Kid gets an upset win on DiBiase with a crucifix pin after DiBiase performs a nonchalant pin. It is then announced that two more matches have been added to SummerSlam: Razor vs. DiBiase and The 1-2-3 Kid vs. Irwin R. Schyster. We then hear from DiBiase, who says that he has never been embarassed and humiliated as he was last week, and blames Razor for the loss. He says he has had time to formulate a way to make Razor pay and make the $10,000 The 1-2-3 Kid took from Razor look like nothing compared to what he will do to him.
Adam Bomb beats Chaz Ware.
"Mean" Gene Okerlund advertises the show at Madison Square Garden in New York City for this Friday night. Yokozuna will defend the WWF Championship in a steel cage against Bret "Hit Man" Hart, "Macho Man" Randy Savage will face "The King" Jerry Lawler, and a six-man elimination tag match of Mr. Perfect, Tatanka and Marty Jannetty vs. Shawn Michaels, Diesel and Bam Bam Bigelow is scheduled. Okerlund then interviews Bret and Yokozuna, the latter of whom is accompanied by Mr. Fuji for Face To Face. Bret says the talk is over, and this Friday night he is heading into the ring to face the most dangerous wrestler of all time, and the worst part of it is that it is the most dangerous match of all. He looks forward to it, however, as this is the shot he has been looking for as Mr. Fuji cannot interfere and Yokozuna cannot run or hide. Mr. Fuji says this Friday is Friday the 13th - which is bad luck for Bret - and that Yokozuna will squash Bret until he screams in pain. Yokozuna says Bret and his family wiill say "sayonara."
We see Lex Luger and the Lex Express going across America for the Call To Action Campaign at Worcester, Syracuse, Buffalo, Erie and Cleveland.
Doink beats Joey Maggs.
On the SummerSlam Report, it is announced that Lex Luger and Yokozuna will sign the contract for their match next week on Monday Night Raw. We then hear from Bret "Hit Man" Hart, who says that "The King" Jerry Lawler has underestimated him and that he has not gotten up to speed on what he can do after all he did to him. He says he will never forget what Lawler did to his brother "The Rocket" Owen Hart, and that him embarrassing his family is what really bugged him. He says that is a line he should not have crossed, as he does not involve his family in his personal business. If Lawler wants to do that, that's fine with him, as he plans to execute him at SummerSlam like the kings of old and make sure that is the last anyone ever hears of Lawler. We then hear from Shawn Michaels (accompanied by Diesel) and Mr. Perfect. Shawn says that he has news for Mr. Perfect: what was perfect in the past is not perfect in the '90s, and says he is perfect for the '90s and will be walking out as WWF Intercontinental Champion. Mr. Perfect says Shawn must be thinking he is something, and tells SHawn he will have to get in the ring with him and find out why he is called Mr. Perfect and why he is the greatest athlete WWF has ever produced. Also announced for the very first time for SummerSlam is a six-man tag match between the team of Tatanka and The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) and the team of Bam Bam Bigelow and The Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu).
We see a video package for Ludvig Borga.
"El Matador" Tito Santana beats Barry Hardy.
We see a special interview with Lex Luger. As he talks about academics, he says he never had a gung-ho dad when it came to sports, as his dad was on a music scholarship and studying to become a concert pianist when he was in college. He studied art and music in his life and stressed that on his children when they were growing up, but what he stressed must of all was academics. As Lex grew up and he wanted to take part in athletics, his dad made it crystal clear that academics were a top priority and that if he didn't get straight A's in school, he wouldn't be able to participate in athletics. His dad made it a point for him to be well-rounded, and also wanted him to take part in chorus or band. Looking back on it, it made him a more well-rounded individual, which was not a bad thing. He also talks about identity and self-esteem, saying that in his life, he used athletics as a calling card and a form of communication and acceptance, and even to this day, and even to this day, his friends are either surprised or shocked that he is a professional wrestler because he grew up shy and introverted. He remembers a time in high school when he was so shy that he never asked a girl out. He says if you excel in sports and people look at you in a certain way, being shy and introverted and quiet is considered a sign of arrogance by people who do not you. Friends who knew him learned better, but when people want to stereotype by how you look and act, they think that if you are talented at something but are shy, it means you are arrogant or stuck on yourself, which can turn into a vicious cycle. Lex feels he sometimes fight this stereotype to this day.
Bastion Booger beats Mike Bell. After the match, "Macho Man" Randy Savage steals the Magistrator, makes it "The Machostrator," and draws a cape and a crown on Bastion Booger.
"Mean" Gene Okerlund re-advertises the show at Madison Square Garden in New York City for this Friday night. We hear from "Macho Man" Randy Savage and "The King" Jerry Lawler. Savage says Friday is his official "get back in the ring" party at Madison Square Garden in New York City, and that it will be Black Friday for Lawler. Lawler wants to know if Savage is superstitious, and tells Savage to break a bunch of mirrors to ensure he even lives to see seven more years. He says that when he gets his hand on him, he will take him into the stands where his fans are, beat him to an inch of his life and make him see starts without having to wear his star-shaped sunglasses. Savage says he can't help but Lawler, and says he will take him all the way. Lawler stands up, extends his hand, and says "May the best man win." When Savage reaches forward to shake his hand, Lawler slaps him. Savage tells Lawler that he is his at the Garden.
Next week: Highlight from the Lex Luger vs. Yokozuna contract signing from Raw! Razor Ramon! The Heavenly Bodies debut! Ludvig Borga! The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner)! Shawn Michaels!
We see the music video for "SummerSlam Jam" from WrestleMania: The Album.
The Lex Express is coming to Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Madison, Wisconsin; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Sioux Falls, South Dakota; and Rapid City, South Dakota!
We see footage from "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase vs. The 1-2-3 Kid from last week's Wrestling Challenge, where The 1-2-3 Kid gets an upset win on DiBiase with a crucifix pin after DiBiase performs a nonchalant pin. It is then announced that two more matches have been added to SummerSlam: Razor vs. DiBiase and The 1-2-3 Kid vs. Irwin R. Schyster. We then hear from DiBiase, who says that he has never been embarassed and humiliated as he was last week, and blames Razor for the loss. He says he has had time to formulate a way to make Razor pay and make the $10,000 The 1-2-3 Kid took from Razor look like nothing compared to what he will do to him.
Adam Bomb beats Chaz Ware.
"Mean" Gene Okerlund advertises the show at Madison Square Garden in New York City for this Friday night. Yokozuna will defend the WWF Championship in a steel cage against Bret "Hit Man" Hart, "Macho Man" Randy Savage will face "The King" Jerry Lawler, and a six-man elimination tag match of Mr. Perfect, Tatanka and Marty Jannetty vs. Shawn Michaels, Diesel and Bam Bam Bigelow is scheduled. Okerlund then interviews Bret and Yokozuna, the latter of whom is accompanied by Mr. Fuji for Face To Face. Bret says the talk is over, and this Friday night he is heading into the ring to face the most dangerous wrestler of all time, and the worst part of it is that it is the most dangerous match of all. He looks forward to it, however, as this is the shot he has been looking for as Mr. Fuji cannot interfere and Yokozuna cannot run or hide. Mr. Fuji says this Friday is Friday the 13th - which is bad luck for Bret - and that Yokozuna will squash Bret until he screams in pain. Yokozuna says Bret and his family wiill say "sayonara."
We see Lex Luger and the Lex Express going across America for the Call To Action Campaign at Worcester, Syracuse, Buffalo, Erie and Cleveland.
Doink beats Joey Maggs.
On the SummerSlam Report, it is announced that Lex Luger and Yokozuna will sign the contract for their match next week on Monday Night Raw. We then hear from Bret "Hit Man" Hart, who says that "The King" Jerry Lawler has underestimated him and that he has not gotten up to speed on what he can do after all he did to him. He says he will never forget what Lawler did to his brother "The Rocket" Owen Hart, and that him embarrassing his family is what really bugged him. He says that is a line he should not have crossed, as he does not involve his family in his personal business. If Lawler wants to do that, that's fine with him, as he plans to execute him at SummerSlam like the kings of old and make sure that is the last anyone ever hears of Lawler. We then hear from Shawn Michaels (accompanied by Diesel) and Mr. Perfect. Shawn says that he has news for Mr. Perfect: what was perfect in the past is not perfect in the '90s, and says he is perfect for the '90s and will be walking out as WWF Intercontinental Champion. Mr. Perfect says Shawn must be thinking he is something, and tells SHawn he will have to get in the ring with him and find out why he is called Mr. Perfect and why he is the greatest athlete WWF has ever produced. Also announced for the very first time for SummerSlam is a six-man tag match between the team of Tatanka and The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) and the team of Bam Bam Bigelow and The Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu).
We see a video package for Ludvig Borga.
"El Matador" Tito Santana beats Barry Hardy.
We see a special interview with Lex Luger. As he talks about academics, he says he never had a gung-ho dad when it came to sports, as his dad was on a music scholarship and studying to become a concert pianist when he was in college. He studied art and music in his life and stressed that on his children when they were growing up, but what he stressed must of all was academics. As Lex grew up and he wanted to take part in athletics, his dad made it crystal clear that academics were a top priority and that if he didn't get straight A's in school, he wouldn't be able to participate in athletics. His dad made it a point for him to be well-rounded, and also wanted him to take part in chorus or band. Looking back on it, it made him a more well-rounded individual, which was not a bad thing. He also talks about identity and self-esteem, saying that in his life, he used athletics as a calling card and a form of communication and acceptance, and even to this day, and even to this day, his friends are either surprised or shocked that he is a professional wrestler because he grew up shy and introverted. He remembers a time in high school when he was so shy that he never asked a girl out. He says if you excel in sports and people look at you in a certain way, being shy and introverted and quiet is considered a sign of arrogance by people who do not you. Friends who knew him learned better, but when people want to stereotype by how you look and act, they think that if you are talented at something but are shy, it means you are arrogant or stuck on yourself, which can turn into a vicious cycle. Lex feels he sometimes fight this stereotype to this day.
Bastion Booger beats Mike Bell. After the match, "Macho Man" Randy Savage steals the Magistrator, makes it "The Machostrator," and draws a cape and a crown on Bastion Booger.
"Mean" Gene Okerlund re-advertises the show at Madison Square Garden in New York City for this Friday night. We hear from "Macho Man" Randy Savage and "The King" Jerry Lawler. Savage says Friday is his official "get back in the ring" party at Madison Square Garden in New York City, and that it will be Black Friday for Lawler. Lawler wants to know if Savage is superstitious, and tells Savage to break a bunch of mirrors to ensure he even lives to see seven more years. He says that when he gets his hand on him, he will take him into the stands where his fans are, beat him to an inch of his life and make him see starts without having to wear his star-shaped sunglasses. Savage says he can't help but Lawler, and says he will take him all the way. Lawler stands up, extends his hand, and says "May the best man win." When Savage reaches forward to shake his hand, Lawler slaps him. Savage tells Lawler that he is his at the Garden.
Next week: Highlight from the Lex Luger vs. Yokozuna contract signing from Raw! Razor Ramon! The Heavenly Bodies debut! Ludvig Borga! The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner)! Shawn Michaels!
We see the music video for "SummerSlam Jam" from WrestleMania: The Album.
The Lex Express is coming to Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Madison, Wisconsin; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Sioux Falls, South Dakota; and Rapid City, South Dakota!
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