WCW: The Quest For The Lost Glory

Beejus replied to TheBigBad1013's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Lance Storm - Needs more Canadian Heavyweight championship. Sting Mordecai 3 Count - Perhaps a new band member debuts to give them the win? AJ Styles - It is kinda difficult NOT to just push AJ out of the gate, I can attest to that.
- January 10, 2018
- 453 replies
A new generation.....a new attitude?

Beejus replied to to4sty's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Shawn and Raven - After the chaos of last week, they ground the two into a wrestling match and pick up a (very cheap) win. Marty Jannetty - Hopefully he's shown that he can still go when called upon. Barry Windham - One last chance for Barry? The Rock Gunn and James Lance Storm - Storm is looking cool and confident, a huge contrast to Jericho. YES, by all means yes! If you would be worried about them fitting into "attitude" then just start them off by doing some old school Horsemen beatdowns on people! Besides, the way I'm seeing it, the Kliq aren't going to be around forever. Netting Naitch and Double A can build up that future major heel threat.
- January 9, 2018
- 1,704 replies
A new generation.....a new attitude?

Beejus replied to to4sty's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Shawn Michaels British Bulldog Mr. Perfect The Nation Gunn and James Chris Jericho
- January 9, 2018
- 1,704 replies
WCW: Heart and Soul

Beejus replied to The Final Countdown's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Manami Toyota Davil Masami Etsuko Mita Daffney Toshiyo Yamada Nattie Neidhart LuFisto MOTN: Unification match Sorry I don't have much to add about these matches, but I will say I'm happy seeing this back at the top of the forum again <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />
- January 7, 2018
- 2,912 replies
A new generation.....a new attitude?

Beejus replied to to4sty's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Really liked In Your House, so many huge rated matches! And go Scotty! I knew I was right to back Big Poppa Pump! The one I'm really surprised at is how well the Foley promo turned out. That right there is career making. No Contest - This one just has "no winner" written all over it, as Brian and Kane come in for revenge of their own. Scott Steiner Scorpio Goldust - Neither one have been doing a whole lot lately, but Goldust feels easier to get something out of. Storm and E&C - Lance outwitting Jericho has been a pretty consistent theme, and it will make Chris winning at Mania even sweeter when it happens. Daniels
- January 1, 2018
- 1,704 replies
A new generation.....a new attitude?

Beejus replied to to4sty's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Shawn Michaels - It should be a strong match, but we all know who's walking out as champ. Scott Steiner - I know I'm probably losing out with this one, but I gotta stick with my man Big Poppa Pump! Honestly, if Brian wins the title here, it's just going onto a feud that doesn't need it in Austin vs. Pillman, so why not leave it where it is? Steve Austin - Undertaker makes a big return to accept Kane's challenge for WrestleMania. Scott Hall - I could be wrong, but I don't think Jericho is quite "there" enough to be beating major Kliq members. Hall wins to keep the Kliq looking good on the show, but I'm figuring that it'll be him against Nash at Mania. Hart Foundation - This win should put them into Tag title contention somewhere. Raven - Rey will feel his pain. M$C - The White Meat Babyface Squad take a loss as the almost siftless Corporation need to pick up a win somewhere. There are almost too many heel stables going on for these guys to gain much traction. The Headbangers - At least give it to someone new and interesting?
- December 29, 2017
- 1,704 replies
Hate the Game

Beejus replied to Beejus's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

WWF: April 2001 week 3 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="N5QIZGQ.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/N5QIZGQ.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Venue: Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee (Attendance: 10,085) Broadcasters: Foxtel, Sky Sports 1, TNN, TSN Rating: 14.65 Card Rating: B Vince McMahon opens the show, announcing that the Brothers of Destruction must defend their Tag Team titles tonight! (Rating: A*) Justin Credible defeated Steve Blackman after Albert interferes (Rating: C-) The Power Trip arrive backstage, greeting Vince and mocking the Brothers of Destruction (Rating: B+) Footage from earlier tonight shows Trish arrive, but Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley greets her, telling her to leave, saying she needs to prepare harder for Chyna at Backlash (Rating: B-) Edge comes to the ring and gives a special Tennessee based “5 Second Pose” (Rating: B-) Edge defeated Al Snow (Rating: B-) Jonathan Coachman interviews Big Show, who says that Shane needs to watch his match tonight for a preview of Backlash (Rating: B-) Crash Holly defeated Perry Saturn (Rating: D+) The Dudleyz talk about why they turned on the Hardyz, saying that “the goody two-shoes act never got themanywhere.” The Hardyz come out, revealing that Lita is out of action after what Bubba and D-Von did to her, and challenge them to Backlash for a tables match! (Rating: B-) The Big Show defeated Nick Dinsmore (Rating: C-) Test is at WWF New York, says that Big Show put him on the shelf and he’s rooting for Shane to kick his big ass at Backlash! (Rating: B-) Right to Censor say tonight is the night that they get the Tag titles back! (Rating: B) The Brothers of Destruction defeated The Right to Censor by DQ to retain the WWF World Tag Team titles (Rating: B) The Power Trip use weapons and RTC to overtake Brothers of Destruction! (Rating: A) Shane McMahon has been backstage all this time watching the show. He talks briefly about Big Show, saying that he watched his match but wasn’t impressed. He then sets up The Power Trip against the APA, tonight! (Rating: A) We go elsewhere to see The Power Trip are very upset, saying that Vince needs to reel Shane in or else! (Rating: B+) Rhyno is shown in pre-recorded footage walking in a parking garage, when he’s attacked by Hardcore Holly, Perry Saturn and Funaki, all with referees! Rhyno uses his Gore on all of them through various objects in the garage to retain the WWF Hardcore title (Rating: C-) There’s action backstage as Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit start fighting one another! Security try to pull the two apart. (Rating: B) Lo Down defeated Too Cool by cheating (Rating: C) Too Cool retaliate by sending Lo-Down from the ring, then dance for the crowd (Rating: D+) Molly Holly is seen backstage, when Eddie Guerrero comes up to her. He starts hitting on her, but she is visibly uncomfortable about it. When he asks her out, she turns him down, sending him into a boiling Latin rage! (Rating: C+) Michael Cole talks to Undertaker and Kane, telling them that Vince McMahon has declared that they are barred from ringside during the main event. The two say that they’ll be watching closely. (Rating: B) Chris Jericho went to a no contest with William Regal when Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit’s backstage brawl spills out into the ring (Rating: C-) Regal and Angle brawl with Benoit and Jericho until it gets split up by officials (Rating: B-) Michael Cole talks to the Acolytes. The APA say that they will protect the WWF from the Power Trip tonight, but at Backlash they want the Island Tribe (Rating: B-) The Power Trip defeated The Acolytes when Triple H hits Faarooq from behind, leading into the Stunner (Rating: B+)</div></div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="wDSynh8.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/wDSynh8.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Venue: Nashville Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee (Attendance: 15,000) Broadcasters: Foxtel, Sky Sports 1, The Score, UPN Rating: 11.08 Card Rating: B+ The Big Show defeated Al Snow (Rating: B-) Shane McMahon appears and tries to go on the attack on Big Show, but he ends up chokeslammed as a result! (Rating: B+) The Power Trip arrive, with Vince booking the Brothers of Destruction against the Island Tribe tonight! (Rating: A) Jeff Hardy defeated Raven when the Masked Ninja botches interference, hitting Raven (Rating: B-) Raven tells his Ninja that he isn't very pleased lately; he punishes the Ninja with a kendo stick! (Rating: C) Kurt Angle defeated Chris Benoit after William Regal trips Benoit from outside (Rating: B) Of all peple, Chris Jericho comes out to help Benoit fight off Regal and Angle! (Rating: B) The Hardy Boyz come to the ring, saying they would like to talk things out with the Dudley Boyz, to clear the air before their match at Backlash. The Dudleyz appear, saying that they would love to hear this. The Hardyz tell them that they don’t have anything to say, bringing out Spike Dudley! Spike says that he knows his brothers have a mean streak, but they are good people all in all; they need to stop this and apologize for what they’ve done. The Dudley family hugs one another! (Rating: B-) But that hug was just a ploy, as they lift Spike into the 3D! Matt and Jeff get attacked as well, and Spike gets superbombed through a table! (Rating: B+) Billy Gunn defeated Albert by DQ to retain the WWF European title when Justin Credible attacks Billy (Rating: C-) Lilian Garcia talks to Too Cool, saying that Lo-Down are going down, and then they'll get down! (Rating: D+) Eddie Guerrero appears after Too Cool leave and hits on Lilian, turning angry when she says no. He starts to back her into a corner, outright harassing her, when Al Snow shows up and breaks it up (Rating: C+) Rhyno defeated Hardcore Holly in a Hardcore match to retain the WWF Hardcore title (Rating: C-) Jonathan Coachman talks to Shane McMahon, who says that Big Show hits hard, but he'll hit harder! While he is at it, he bars The Power Trip from the main event! (Rating: B+) Crash Holly defeated Dean Malenko (Rating: D+) Trish Stratus and Chyna both confront Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley about the match she set up between them, but Stephanie is unfazed; instead, she books them in a tag team match for Raw! (Rating: B-) The Brothers of Destruction defeated The Island Tribe to retain the WWF World Tag Team titles (Rating: B) The Power Trip and The Acolytes interject after the bout, and a huge eight man brawl breaks out to close this week's SmackDown! (Rating: A*)</div></div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="ZPaeS13.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/ZPaeS13.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Venue: Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 10,085) Broadcasters: Syndication Rating: 0.09 Card Rating: C+ Al Snow defeated Essa Ríos (Rating: C) Funaki defeated Cincinnati Red (Rating: C-) Raven welcomes everyone to experience The Raven Effect (Rating: C) Raven and The Masked Ninja defeated Nick Dinsmore and Susan Morton in a Mixed Tag match (Rating: C-)</div></div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="ZvDPOGe.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/ZvDPOGe.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Venue: Nashville Auditorium (Attendance: 15,000) Broadcasters: Foxtel, MTV, Sky Sports 1, Sportsnet East Rating: 0.78 Card Rating: C+ Billy Gunn and Chyna are at WWF New York tonight! (Rating: C-) Steven Richards defeated Jeff Bradley (Rating: D+) Billy and Chyna are on the WWF New York stage, livening up the audience (Rating: C-) Jerry Lynn defeated Chase Stevens to retain the WWF Light Heavyweight title (Rating: C-) Matt Hardy defeated Essa Ríos (Rating: C-) Edge does a Steve Blackman martial arts inspired 5 Second Pose (Rating: B-) Edge defeated Steve Blackman (Rating: C-) Stage interview with Billy and Chyna, they talk about RTC, Trish, and Stephanie (Rating: B-) </div></div></blockquote> <div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="wC9xE6Q.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/wC9xE6Q.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> April 29th, 2001 from the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois Announced WWF Backlash card as of April 22nd, 2001 Card Subject to Change Winners-Take-All No Disqualifications Match: The Power Trip © vs. The Brothers of Destruction © WWF Women’s Championship: Chyna © vs. Trish Stratus Last Man Standing Match: The Big Show vs. Shane McMahon Tables Match: The Dudley Boyz vs. The Hardy Boyz No Disqualifications, No Count Outs: The Island Tribe vs. The Acolytes</div>
- December 28, 2017
- 383 replies
Hate the Game

Beejus replied to Beejus's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Proud Achievements From the desk of Eric Bischoff: The first episode of Friday Nitro and WCW Pride are both in the books this week, and as I sit back with a nice cold beer, I reflect on the week that we’ve had and the work it took to get here. Sure, we still aren’t in a great place financially, but to look at the sheer facts, Pride pulled in over $750,000 on pay-per-view revenue! We may not be rolling in it, but we may indeed break even by the end of the year if this keeps up… as long as the banks stay off our case until then. Backstage at Friday Nitro was a pretty fun atmosphere, as newcomer David Cash a.k.a. Kid Kash ran a poker tournament for the guys on his first night as a true WCW employee. Unfortunately, I went a little too far by pulling a rib on Ron Harris. The rest of the locker room thought it was really funny that I left a Chia Pet in his locker to make light of his baldness, but both he and Don were very hot about it. I apologized, but it looks like Ron’s sour mood is just going to be something that sticks with him. Fortunately, Pride turned out better for me. I spoke with Arn Anderson before the show started, and low and behold, I finally turned the tension between he and Kevin Nash away! The two had some tension ever since 1997 and the nWo’s Horsemen parody, but time heals all wounds and “Double A” seems to finally be putting it behind him. Speaking of Nash, he wasn’t too thrilled that I was having him drop the bout to Lex at Pride, but relented when I told him he was being protected by the Bagwell interference. This is a nice feud to keep the three of them busy, and it seems to have a lot of people salivating for Scott Hall’s return to WCW. I know I promised Kevin that I would try and bring Scott back when his New Japan deal is up, but I’m open to a few ways this could go. During his pre-show match with the Harris Boys, Sean O’Haire strained a bicep. It was nothing major, and he’ll be back in shape and ready to go by Friday. Speaking of the pre-show, this was one of the reasons I started the WCW Panel. I think a solid hype show will do us some wonders, especially if it’s live coverage that includes some matches as well, for free! And it keeps Tony from being upset that I took him off of commentary, which is just a good bonus. Did I say bonus? Well, AJ Styles certainly did. He was making $1,500 a month, a fairly standard development deal level contract. But his popularity has shot up well in the times we’ve used him, and now that he’s become a full time member of the WCW roster, he asked for a raise of $1,420. I wasn’t too sure about it, but in the end I gave him all of it; he’s young and a little green yet, but he has some really strong potential, and I see building his trust at this stage as something that can only help in the future. Scott Steiner was heard spouting off during the video for Low-Ki during the show, saying that he doesn’t think he’s worth keeping around. “You can throw all the kicks ya want, but he ain’t shown us a single damn suplex! He can’t work no crowd without that!” I had considered having him stop by NWA: Wildside for a few months, but I let him pass over development simply because I want some young talent to come up to the main roster. I guess time will only tell if I’m right or if Scott is. Terry Taylor has left World Championship Wrestling, as his contract expired. Terry was with our company for a long time, and I may bring him back once we are a little more financially stable. We saw some great in-ring chemistry pop up between Chavo Guerrero Jr. and Kid Kash, of all people. That’s good, because I plan to give the two of them a short program against one another. Fans seemed pretty surprised to see Chavo pick up the win over the new guy, but the way I saw it, not every debut can get an initial win. Kash may be a strong personality and someone I want to keep around, but I’ve heard that he isn’t the greatest person backstage if he gets a wild hair up his ass. So we will see how he goes. But the disappointment – one that I knew was coming – was that Lance Storm and Booker T just don’t click together in the ring. They put on a solid match both times they’ve been one on one, but that is just due to the sheer nature of how good they are in the ring, not due to them working well with one another. Booker and Storm were both complimented on a good performance in the Pride match, people were definitely on the edge of their seat for that one. We made the decision to use this to write off Lance’s “Canadian” gimmick once and for all, because at a certain level I feel it is holding him back. We don’t plan to make him into a goofy, grinning dancer or anything stupid like that, but I want to use this to give him a little harder edge. Goldberg also was praised for how well he did in the main event against Scott, and the three of them all seemed pleased with being positively called out. I think people are starting to enjoy my little post-show speeches, especially when they don’t involve ripping out Ric Flair. I see a flashing light on my answering machine, and I know who it is before I even hit the button. <div style="text-align:center;">“Eric, it’s Shane! You remember me, don’t you; my dad almost bought the company you’re running? Ha ha… look, I know you think you’re doing okay for yourself now that you’re set up on pay-per-view, but how long do you think that’ll last? You can’t keep avoiding me forever. You gotta give me an answer, yes or no. I know you could use the money, and I can bring it to you. Just call me.”</div> Sigh. I have been avoiding him. But I need to make a decision on this. Do I accept the help of a McMahon, even if it is Shane? I mean, it worked out for Heyman to work with Vince for all those years, and Shane doesn’t seem nearly as megalomaniacal. Just then, a soft knock comes to the door. That’s strange, I could have sworn everyone had left the Reno Events Center already. I stand up and walk over to open the door, when I get a surprise visitor. <div style="text-align:center;">“Hey, um, boss… I have a proposition for you. Let’s just say that if you accept it, all of WCW’s money problems will be over.”</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="OOC" data-cite="OOC" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Has a new player entered the fray?! The only way to know for sure is to keep tuning in, same (erratic) Bat time, same (erratic) Bat channel! So here are the prediction scores, for the past three prediction cards. TheBigBad1013: 4 + 8 + 7 = 19 (way to be the only one to pick Stacy Kiebler!) Blodyxe: 8 bonnie: 8 + 3 + 8 = 19 CPBHBK: 4 crackerjack: 6 + 6 +8 = 20 Crossface: 5 DGenerationMC: 7 + 6 + 7 = 20 The Final Countdown: 3 + 5 + 8 = 16 James the Animator: 4 + 7 + 7 = 18 Satyr24: 7 + 6 + 7 = 20 Smasher1311: 7 + 9 = 16 Texasrangers13: 6 to4sty: 5 + 5 +6 = 16 (way to call Vampiro and Kanyon, am I starting to get predictable? <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> ) Uncrewed: 7 Warhawk8492: 5 + 7 + 8 = 20 So Smasher wins the Pride prize, which will be sent to him shortly. But as for the big prize, I found four people who totaled 20 points in the three shows – so rather than try to find a tiebreaker, they all win! I will send you guys a prize when I send out prizes, which won’t be long because I already know what it is. Thank you guys for the comments on Pride! James: Yes, as Blody said, Stacy was the guest. I didn’t expect some of those answers I got, but I suppose I left it open when I said “hasn’t been seen in WCW in some time,” as Stacy hadn’t been on-screen at this point since about November 2000. That was when the David Flair pregnancy angle was written off. In real life, she would return in late February or early March paired with Shawn Stasiak, but I didn’t run with that, so as of this point she is still between storylines. to4sty: Yeah, I’m really enjoying Gene and Jeremy, I just find it amusing that they have good managerial chemistry! I do make sure to use JB in the angles sometimes so that it helps pump up his overness and skills, but sometimes I just let it play out, as I did with Goldberg. I am really enjoying the plans I have set up for Vampiro, as his “Dark Eden” comes together in the next few months, and I hope everyone else will enjoy it as well. Tomorrow I will be posting the WWF results from the week, so keep an eye out for those!</div></blockquote>
- December 27, 2017
- 383 replies
Rebooking Nitro's

Beejus replied to Blodyxe's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2005-2013 Dynasties

??? - Not a good debut, as they drop the match. Ken Shamrock - Nobody cares about Bill anymore. Rey Mysterio Jr - Poor Wilehlm is all messed up. Benoit and Guerrero - They pick up the win by DQ, as Kronik either go too far making Eddie pay them back or Buffy T attack. Scott Hall - Time for the Outsiders to get some payback. Scott Steiner - A good night to be a Scott. DDP - The Not World Order get involved to give Flair the win, but Page reverses the decision. Bonus: Road Warriors
- December 26, 2017
- 711 replies
A new generation.....a new attitude?

Beejus replied to to4sty's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

I'm not upset at Sid sticking around at all. He really does make a great menacing presence, one you can definitely find a place for if you look for something for him to do. Scott Steiner Jericho and Marty - This just feels like a good match where the two of them can gain some level of payback on their rivals. I look for Marty to pin Lance with a roll-up. Raven Hart Foundation - Curt and the Outlaws just aren't on the same plane as the Harts, though this could be the time that Billy and Jesse see where Perfect's bread is being buttered and leave him behind. Edge - Save for last week, you've in general been booking E&C to look a lot stronger than the Hardys. This continues here, as the side with higher upside of one team takes down the one with lower upside from the other team. Rich Steiner - It doesn't matter whether it's 1996, 1998, or 2001, Rick just seems difficult to push. Scott can so easily stand on his own, Rick not so much.
- December 26, 2017
- 1,704 replies
Hate the Game

Beejus replied to Beejus's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

World Championship Wrestling presents WCW Pride Our opening video for the show is narrated by the voice of Vampiro: “Of all the deadly sins, perhaps the worst of them all is pride. Pride is the father of all sins, the devil’s most prominent trait. It’s pride that drives men to feel bigger and better than they really are, pride that makes them feel like higher beings than all those around them. Pride makes you fight for only yourself, to put your foot down on all others to climb above them. Selfishness leads men to the highest of highs… but also, the lowest of lows. Remember; pride goeth before a fall.” During the video, images were shown of Goldberg and Scott Steiner, Totally Buff, Kevin Nash, Booker T, and The World, while occasionally cutting back to Vampiro in a dark room. The final line is delivered while looking at Vampiro, who blows out a candle to lead into the WCW Pride logo. (B-) <iframe width="220" height="124" src=" https://www.youtube.com/embed/nmPsZRgvXP4?rel=0" frameborder="0" gesture="media" allow="encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe> WCW Pride Shown Live on April 22nd, 2001 Held at: The Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada (South West) Announcers: Mike Tenay, Scott Hudson, and Arn Anderson Attendance: 10,000 people (sold out!) PPV Rating: 0.18 TV Rating: 0.26 “Mean” Gene Okerlund and Jeremy Borash are back in the interview area, welcoming everyone in their own way to WCW Pride. Gene says that he has a special guest with him tonight, that guest walking in being Sid Vicious! Okerlund asks him what he is doing here tonight, with Sid saying that he’s here to watch what happens in the main event. He tells Goldberg to make sure not to hurt Steiner so badly that he has to vacate the title, because Sid is coming for Steiner and the World title very soon! Notes: Gene and Jeremy play off one another so well. Rating: B We go backstage and earlier tonight, where cameras caught The Steiner Brothers entering the building. Scott, noticing the camera, begins yelling at it, saying that he has arrived, so “Green-berg can start crapping his panties right about now, because ‘The Big Bad Booty Daddy’ is here to make him and any other Reno whores into his lil’ bitches!” While Scott stops to breathe, Rick adds that he’s gonna wipe that white paint off Sting’s face and replace it with his boot print. Scott then adds that “The Genetic Freak is in town, and I’ma show that bald headed bastard what my freaks already know – that size does matter, and the largest arms in the world and The Big Dipper are both gonna get some horizontal action tonight in Reno!” Notes: Scott really enjoyed being unscripted, as he generally tends to do, even if the segment was a bit short and rushed as we moved him along. Rating: B In live action, we see Goldberg’s dressing room door. Security are standing in front of it and we hear him slamming lockers and in general banging around as he prepares himself for his match tonight. Notes: This was short too, fans would have rather seen Goldberg instead of just hearing him. Rating: B We go to Mike, Scott, and Arn, who are talking about the match coming up next between “The Cat” Ernest Miller against Kanyon. But Mike says that he is getting word from the back that something is going on. Cameras are sent into action, and we find that a huge pull-apart brawl is going on between members of The World in Elix Skipper, Mike Awesome, and Shawn Stasiak, and the three Natural Born Thrillers! As the fight intensifies, “The Nature Boss” Ric Flair steps in, and he says that since their matches are all done anyways, he orders security to throw all six men out of the building! Separately, so that they don’t just keep fighting outside. Tenay says that it looks like their own problems have caused Lance Storm and Booker T to not have any backup or support during the Pride match later tonight! Notes: Elix looked completely out of place among all the huge musclemen throwing haymakers, but O’Haire came across very well. Flair was a real star, taking charge of the whole situation. Rating: B- After shuddering about what we just saw, “Mean” Gene and Jeremy welcome their next guest to the interview area, none other than Booker T! Asking him about the Pride match later tonight, Booker tells them that he isn’t afraid for his achievements tonight, because just like when he won all those things, he is going to fight to his last breath. He tells Lance that when he strips him of all the Maple Leaf BS he’s been spouting for years, not to go hating the player; just hate the game. Rating: C We see “Mean” Gene Okerlund shake his head in disbelief over what just happened as we cut to the WCW Panel! But mostly just Gene and Jeremy right now, as they throw it to a pre-recorded interview that they had with Lance Storm. Okerlund is asking Storm about the Pride match coming up later, with Storm telling him that he is going to be even more than just serious – he’ll be deadly serious when he steps into the steel cage against Booker T. Major Gunns bounces in joy behind Storm’s shoulder as he lists off Booker’s WCW career achievements; his ten World Tag Team title reigns, six World Television title reigns, three World Heavyweight championship reigns. Lance says that Booker needs to kiss those goodbye, because when he causes Booker to scream in pain that he submits tonight, which he’s caused him to do twice already in the past month, he won’t even be a player in his own game, because all of those will belong to Lance Storm and The World! “Don’t blame the player; don’t blame the game; don’t blame Canada, just blame yourself!” Notes: Gene and Jeremy played off one another well, with Gunns helping Lance during this interview. Rating: C It’s halftime of the show, which means it is time for the WCW Panel to join us to talk about what we’ve seen so far this evening and what is to come. Tony, Chris, Gene, Jeremy, and Stevie are joined by Stacy Kiebler, who says that she has been absent from WCW because she has been watching and waiting for someone worthy of her managerial services. Stevie seems to have some more charisma as he talks about how he can’t wait for the Pride match, because it’s time to see Booker T “shut the slap-yap of that fruit booty bitch” Lance Storm. Tony says that the Pride match is all about the legacy of Booker T against the persona of Lance Storm, and their careers and perhaps even WCW may never be the same once the bout is over. They also talk about the Indian Strap match, with Jeremy and Chris both agreeing that they are so excited that their first few pay-per-view events with WCW have featured such huge main events. After talking briefly about what we’ve seen so far with Kid Kash surprisingly coming up short in his WCW debut and the attack on Kevin Nash, Schiavone sends us to a special look at an incoming new superstar to World Championship Wresting! Notes: Tony and Jeremy performed poorly and Chris didn’t really come out of it looking very good. Rating: C- It’s another video featuring the man called Low-Ki, this time less about seeing him in the ring and more about his training regimen. It shows him decimating a heavy bag with his high impact kicks, and then some footage of him talking about how he may not be the biggest dog in the fight, but it’s more about the size of the fight in the dog. He is bringing his fight to WCW! Notes: Low-Ki’s new gimmick is shown off as a legitimate style Bad Ass, which comes off as average. But by the end of the segment, fans already feel like he’s better at it. Rating: F “Mean” Gene Okerlund and Jeremy Borash are walking backstage, with Gene telling Jeremy to “Just stand behind me, kid. Me and Goldberg go way back, I’m the only guy who’s allowed to even call him ‘Bill’ anymore. If you say the wrong thing to him, he’ll tear your head off! So you just leave this to me and keep quiet. Make sure you’re taking notes.” They get to the locker room door of Goldberg, with the security beginning to stop them until Gene tells them that he’s here for some words from Goldberg. Jeremy (behind Gene, so he doesn’t see it) shows them a press badge, and they allow them through. Gene (telling Jeremy “See, that’s how it’s done”) knocks on the door, loudly calling for Goldberg to answer. The door cracks open, and the icy stare of Goldberg glares at them. Gene, jovially, turns to look at the cameraman and starts off his interview spiel; “I am ‘Mean’ Gene Okerlund, and everyone, I am here for an exclusive interview with none other than ‘Da Man’ Goldberg! Goldberg, what can you tell us about your upcoming Indian Strap match against World champion Scott Steiner?” Goldberg glares at Gene, looking him up and down, before screaming “He’s next!” and slams the door, nearly taking the microphone right out of Gene’s hand! As they walk away, a flustered Gene says that this was “All your fault, Jeremy, you must have looked at him wrong! They ruined my damn interview!” Jeremy just shrugs at the cameraman as Gene blares on through the corridor. Notes: This was kept brutally short, but what shone was the pairing of Okerlund and Borash. Rating: B The cameras follow the X-Division champion backstage, where right behind the curtain he meets up with Konnan and Billy Kidman. Tygress is pleased, asking when they go to the party, with Konnan telling her that they got one more pandejo to knock down and then it’s time to party hearty, chica! She turns to head out with Kidman, who, despite being all smiles and high fives for Rey, also jokes that when he’ll beat Jarrett quicker than Rey did to Shane. After that awkward moment passes, Konnan slaps Kidman’s shoulders and tells him to go bring home that gold, holmes! Notes: Tygress’s ever present, bouncing personalities helped Rey and Kidman during this segment. Rating: C Show Rating: B This show raised WCW’s popularity in 8 regions. -----
- December 24, 2017
- 383 replies
Hate the Game

Beejus replied to Beejus's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Thanks guys, I'm glad to see it getting a positive reaction I mean, it really is good to have a way to hype you all back up a little, given how long I take between shows... No troll intended, I always planned on posting this a few days before Pride was to be posted. The reason the Thrillers vs. Harris match, along with the other two, weren't listed on the prediction card was solely because I wasn't planning on having them as part of the main show. Had I put them on the card to begin with, then someone who came in now (such as Texasrangers) wouldn't have been able to predict on it, and that wouldn't have been very fair! Not that I'm expecting many more predictions, you guys have been very good to me with how long I make you wait for new content. It is very much appreciated, and hey, the day I decide to close this game down, I will say so. So leave that wonder out of your minds, because unless I come in this thread and say "Okay guys, we're done" or I start up a new diary (which I've no real plans of) then this one is my focal game. No, the special guest doesn't join them until during Pride, so feel free to edit someone's name in.
- December 22, 2017
- 383 replies
Hate the Game

Beejus replied to Beejus's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

WCW Pride live pre-show! In a solid opening match to warm up the crowd, General Rection pins “Das Wunderkind” Alex Wright with the moonsault in 8:41. (C+) <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">A video history of Goldberg vs. “Big Poppa Pump” Scott Steiner</div> September 17, 2000: WCW Fall Brawl Russo in with the bat but Goldberg catches him and has him by the throat when Steiner plasters him with the pipe. A shot to the head and Goldberg is out. Steiner goes back to the Recliner and the ref calls it. The winner: Scott Steiner in 13:51 via lead pipe knockout in the Steiner Recliner. October 2, 2000: WCW Monday Nitro Vince Russo tells Goldberg that firing him would be “the easy way out,” saying that for Goldberg to get another WCW title shot, he must start over his incredible 176-0 undefeated streak or else be forced to retire! November 26, 2000: WCW Mayhem While Goldberg is off fighting for his career against Lex Luger, Scott Steiner rises up to win the WCW World Heavyweight championship from Booker T! March 21, 2001: WCW Thunder Scott Steiner brags about how he’s turned each and every challenger away, but there’s one he hasn’t defended against yet: Goldberg comes to the ring, and security have to hold the two men away from one another before they tear one another apart! March 26, 2001: WCW Monday Nitro The Steiner Brothers are delivering a horrific beating on Ric Flair when Sting and Goldberg come to his aid! Shockingly, Eric Bischoff interrupts and books Sting and Goldberg to take on the Steiner Brothers at WCW Big Bang! April 13, 2001: WCW The Big Bang Despite all of “Big Poppa Pump’s” bravado and obnoxious bragging about beating “that bald headed bastard”, it’s The Jackhammer that seals the deal on this match as Goldberg plants the World Heavyweight champion with it in order to score a big victory over Scott Steiner! April 20, 2001: WCW Friday Nitro Goldberg opens the show saying that he wants a title shot since he defeated the champion, but Scott Steiner taunts him because he knows Goldberg can do nothing about it. The two talk about “ducking challengers” as Goldberg claims Steiner is ducking him from giving a fair shot, but Steiner claims Goldberg was protected by WCW management all through 1998 because they knew that “The Genetic Freak” would have destroyed him! Ric Flair comes out and says that neither man will duck the other at WCW Pride as they are strapped together in a (non-title) Indian Strap match! (B-)</div></blockquote> The WCW Panel cordially welcome everyone to the WCW Pride live coverage pre-show, an hour of action like only World Championship Wrestling can offer, live before the pay-per-view starts! They waste no time in hyping our main event for this evening, as they go around the table talking about how they have been waiting to see who goes up in the series of matches that span back to Fall Brawl 2000. Tony, Gene, and Stevie favor Goldberg winning and continuing his new Streak, while Chris and Jeremy feel that Steiner has too much to prove, and think that he will win it by hook or by crook to get rid of Goldberg once and for all. The only way to find out is to order the show now! (C-) Backstage, we see footage of none other than “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair arriving in a decked out, fancy stretch limousine! It looks like it’s good to be the boss, as he struts his way into the Reno Events Center! (B-) <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">A video history of the Pride Match</div> March 19, 2001: WCW Monday Nitro During a battle royal to determine a future number one contender for the World Heavyweight title, Booker T takes a brief moment to catch his breath after hitting a big move when Lance Storm grabs him from behind and throw him over the top and down to the floor! March 21, 2001: WCW Thunder Lance Storm and Major Gunns disrupt Booker T’s interview to tell him that nobody cares about Booker T questing for the championship, all that’s important is Lance Storm winning the final title that he hasn’t worn in WCW yet! Booker tells him that he may have snuck up behind him on Nitro, but tonight it’ll be man to man, face to face! But Storm makes a promise that when Thunder goes off the air, the only thing anyone will remember is Lance Storm standing tall. Later that night… Booker hits the axe kick and starts to Spinarooni back to his feet, but it’s obvious his shoulder is damaged. Undeterred, Booker goes for the Book End, but Storm is able to take Booker down into an armbar, and Storm mounts Booker’s back while applying pressure! Booker repeatedly tries to get to the ropes, but Storm is able to keep him at bay – finally the damage already done to the arm is too much, and Booker T is forced to tap out! No one in the audience likes it, but at 17:46, Lance Storm’s promise comes true as he is the last thing being talked about on the finale of WCW Thunder! March 26, 2001: WCW Monday Nitro It looks as though The World are en route to a successful title defense, when someone else hits the ring – Booker T! As Jindrak and Stasiak brawling outside the ring has Mark Johnson’s attention elsewhere, Booker hits Storm with a big scissors kick, breaking the hold and leaving Storm prone on the mat! O’Haire heads to the top rope, tagging Jindrak along the way, and he drops the Seanton Bomb! Sean then superkicks Stasiak off the apron as Jindrak makes the cover, and after a three count we have brand new World Tag Team champions at 6:05! April 13, 2001: WCW The Big Bang Booker and Storm are left alone finally, and Booker looks to get the Book End – but no, Storm ducks out of it and turns it into the armbar submission he used to defeat Booker during their match on the last Thunder! It’s hooked right in the middle of the ring, and Storm puts all his weight onto Booker to hold him there! Booker has no way to escape – and the pain is unbearable! He has no choice, Lance Storm has made Booker T tap out again! But there’s no bell – Scott James is distracted by the brawl outside of the ring! After the bout… Storm cinches in his arm lock on Booker again. WCW security led by Doug Dillinger rush the ring, trying to separate this brutal attack before anything career threatening happens. They are finally able to pull Storm off of Booker, who is howling in pain and holding his shoulder. April 20, 2001: WCW Friday Nitro Lance Storm along with Major Gunns comes out to the ring now. He says that he is about to be serious for a moment, and tells everyone that last Friday, the world witnessed a tragedy. By a horrific turn of events, he was robbed of defeating Booker T yet again, he watched him tap out, but some lousy American referee screwed him over, just like Americans seem to enjoy doing to Canadian heroes. Storm tells Booker T that he wants him to come out here right now and right this wrong, by bowing down to him and telling him that Lance Storm is the better man! “Double A” says that he doesn’t think that will be happening, as the crowd boo that scenario. Those boos turn to a nice pop when Booker T appears at the entrance. He tells Storm that he’s sorry to say, but that ain’t happening – not tonight, not any other night! Booker says that he has an idea for Lance: “One on one, you and me, next Sunday night at WCW Pride… in a Pride match.” He explains that the rules are simple: they each wager something valuable to themselves, then enter a steel cage, and the first man to scream submission loses! Storm is very pleased with this idea, accepting almost immediately, saying that he knows exactly what he wants from Booker. “Long years, you’ve spent here in WCW gaining fame and winning championships. This is what I want to take from you, Booker – I want your legacy! All the glory and titles that you’ve won over the years, the history books will change to say that those were won by Lance Storm! They aren’t befitting of you anyways, you’re just a dumb American; they should have always belonged to someone more suitable, someone who’s better than you, someone from Calgary, Alberta, Canada; someone like Lance Storm!” Booker looks to the crowd, before giving his answer to that. “Dog, you don’t even get it. But you’re gonna get it this Sunday. And when I beat you in the Pride match, you’re gonna give up your Canadian pride! When you give up, you won’t just be giving up to me, you’ll be giving up your country. No more Canadian National Anthem, no more ‘Canada is better than America,’ no more Canadian Hero – you’ll never talk down to Americans again just because you’re from Canada!” (C+)</div></blockquote> Back to The WCW Panel we go, where they talk about the Pride match. Stevie Ray, of course, has full support behind his brother, saying that they didn’t fight and scratch their way to ten Tag Team title reigns just for some maple leaf fruit booty sucka to come along and take them all away! Chris Lovey talks about how the steel cage will make a big difference, as neither The World nor the Natural Born Thrillers can get involved, and the submission only nature of the bout means it won’t be any sort of fluke victory on either side. He, Tony, and Gene agree that Booker T has a lot to prove after tapping out twice to Storm now, and will come out the winner. It’s Jeremy who is on his own here, feeling that Lance is too hungry for victory and too talented at submission wrestling to lose here. (D+) We stay with The WCW Panel as they turn their attention to Rick Steiner and Sting, saying that this match came about by Scott Steiner constantly berating Sting ever since putting him out of action in November of 2000. But now, “The Stinger” is back, and he is looking for blood; but “The Dog-Faced Gremlin” is no pushover, so this could become one of the more hard-hitting, brutal matches of the evening. Tony, Gene, and Jeremy all back Sting to come out on top, while Stevie Ray and Chris aren’t sure if Sting is back to form yet, while Steiner has been wrestling nearly every week since January. Stevie says that if Sting came back too soon or isn’t in tip-top shape, then he’ll go down like a common Harlem hoodrat. (C-) Scott Hudson is backstage (in a segment marked as being recorded during the previous Panel segment) alongside Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and Tully Blanchard. Scott says that he can’t wait to start the show tonight, asking for “The Nature Boss” to give some thoughts on it. Flair says that he definitely looks forward to seeing who comes out on top in the Indian Strap and Pride matches, saying that despite the iron-clad contract forcing Goldberg to keep winning matches until he can get a title match, if Goldberg defeats Steiner tonight it’ll really force the hand of he and Eric to see what they can do about it. Hudson tells Anderson that he will see him out there in about a half an hour, helping Mike Tenay call the action! Flair says that if anyone does anything out of line, the three of them will be watching, and we will see who bleeds, sweats, and pays the price to get the big victories! (C+) Mike Awesome and Elix Skipper defeat AJ Styles and Shane Helms in 5:54, Awesome pinning Styles after Shawn Stasiak interrupted a high risk maneuver that led to the Awesome Bomb. (C+) <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">A video history between Totally Buff and “Big Sexy” Kevin Nash</div> March 26, 2001: WCW Monday Nitro Nash goes for the Jackknife, but Steiner blocks it with a series of punches. Shockingly, “Big Poppa Pump” turns the Jackknife Powerbomb into the Frankensteiner! Scott rolls Nash over and gets the pinfall, surprising everyone with a clean title defense at 17:16. April 13, 2001: WCW The Big Bang “It’s time for the ‘Big Bad Wolf’!” screams Scott Hudson as “Big Sexy” Kevin Nash begins sauntering out to the ring. Commentary speculate what Nash has to say tonight, with Arn wondering if Nash knows where to go with his career after losing his title shot on the last TNT Nitro. Nash slaps a few hands on the way down, and as he starts climbing the stairs, a photographer takes a picture – and the flash bulb explodes, blinding Kevin! He staggers off the steps, and out from under the ring… “The Total Package” and Buff Bagwell attack Nash viciously, as Tenay gets a closer look and sees that the “photographer” was Madusa dressed as one of the press members who are around the ring! This was all a big setup, and the plan worked perfectly. Luger and Bagwell do a number especially on Nash’s legs, but Luger pulls Nash up into the Torture Rack until finally the security team are able to come out and separate everyone. Later that night… Buff closes by saying that Nash should have been out there to announce that he’s leaving wrestling forever, but he won’t have to because everyone knows that Totally Buff will be putting him out if he decides to come back! April 20, 2001: WCW Friday Nitro “The Stuff” wastes no time in talking about their attack on Kevin Nash, mocking Nash for being such a pushover. Bagwell says that a few years ago, he and Luger were at Nash’s side in the Wolfpac, but it’s clear that it is time to put that big, old, ugly wolf down, and time for the young, clever, sexy wolves to take his spot at the top of the pack! Luger adds that Kevin is simply a means to an end to Totally Buff, that if he had stayed home last Friday night, they would have just attacked someone else. Later that night… We cut to a satellite promo from “Big Sexy” Kevin Nash. He’s highly upset with Totally Buff, saying that his announcement that he was going to make at Big Bang can wait; now, he just wants to kick their jacked up, musclebrained asses! He wants one of them to face him this Sunday at WCW Pride, saying that first he’ll take one down, and then the other. (C+)</div></blockquote> The WCW Panel meet with us one more time before the live coverage pre-show goes to it’s final match to talk about Totally Buff and Kevin Nash. Tony thinks that it has been appalling the way that Luger, Bagwell, and Madusa have been acting, and he can’t wait to see Nash start to shut their yaps tonight. Chris and Gene agree, with Stevie and Jeremy being the ones who feel that Lex Luger is in the best shape of his life and could lift Nash into the Torture Rack at any time. Who will come out on top? Call your friends, because WCW Pride will be starting very soon! (C-) In the final match of the pre-show, Mark Jindrak & Sean O'Haire defeat The Harris Brothers in 8:01 to retain the WCW World Tag Team titles, with Jindrak pinning Big Ron after a springboard clothesline. (C+) <div style="text-align:center;">-----</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="OOC" data-cite="OOC" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I'm trying something new here, for Pride I completely booked the hour long pre-show to be used with the Panel a lot like how the WWF did the Free-For-All back around this time. Let me know if you guys dig it or if it was a waste of time; at the least, I'll let you know now that I hope to finally have Pride done and posted very soon, like by the end of the weekend or shortly thereafter.</div></blockquote>
- December 22, 2017
- 383 replies
Taker's Cuts

Beejus replied to Taker's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Mods

Mighty fine cuts, man!
- December 21, 2017
- 130 replies
Rebooking Nitro's

Beejus replied to Blodyxe's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2005-2013 Dynasties

Shannon Moore - He's gonna make some Moore out of his opportunity! Kronik - Wilhelm is all screwed up from his separation anxiety, while Kronik have the best cure for anxiety... and arthritis... and glaucoma... Sting - While I can't really figure on Sting holding a (let's face it) rather unimportant belt like the Hardcore title for long, he at least keeps it through this week. La Parka Psicosis and Vampiro - Vamp is what puts it over the hedge for me here. Goldberg - Hell of a brawl, but Finlay is next. Booker T - Keeping things a little even, since Eddie won last time over Buff.
- December 20, 2017
- 711 replies
A new generation.....a new attitude?

Beejus replied to to4sty's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Brian Pillman Kane Rey Mysterio LoD - It looks like you're getting behind them again a little bit, I would guess it's only conditional as until they say or do something again. Faarooq E&C
- December 16, 2017
- 1,704 replies
WCW: The Quest For The Lost Glory

Beejus replied to TheBigBad1013's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Jeff Jarrett - I feel like I can see the swerve coming, but I'll leave it to myself and see where you go with it. Booker T - Though as usual, I feel like a traitor not betting on Scott! Totally Buff - At New Blood Rising we have three guys in their 40s wrestling for top titles <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Lance Storm - This isn't the place for a swerve, Storm goes on to face Rey on Nitro. Billy Kidman - Kidman is looking like your new Chavo, running with the belt pretty much indefinitely. O'Haire and Palumbo - Off to development with you, guys! Kanyon - Miller is Miller, but Kanyon can be given a serious push. Shane Helms - Still really enjoying what you're doing with Cash, but Helms picks up the win at the end of the feud here. Hugh and Animal Titles: 0 Change: Cruiser title match will become a triple threat He: Given how you've been pushing people who don't often get seen, I'm going to say that you're bringing in The Messiah from XPW to lead Crowbar on an X-treme Revolution! Your criteria means it can't be Daniels because he wrestled on Nitro in January of 2001. (I'm kind of suspecting this to just be Punk, though.)
- December 16, 2017
- 453 replies
Rebooking Nitro's

Beejus replied to Blodyxe's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2005-2013 Dynasties

My favorite part was..... Daffney! I legit laughed at "He didn't wash those pants before anyways."
- December 14, 2017
- 711 replies
A new generation.....a new attitude?

Beejus replied to to4sty's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

The road to WrestleMania is paving together very well, I see a lot of very high profile matches getting positioned. Steiner/Austin/Jericho Sid and Mysterio Bret Hart The Not-Yet-Outlaws Scorpio Ahmed Johnson
- December 8, 2017
- 1,704 replies
WCW: The Quest For The Lost Glory

Beejus replied to TheBigBad1013's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Good choice by DDP to put Sting in there, because WCW surely wouldn't be silly enough to try and turn him heel, right?! right?!? Insiders - The real question is how soon will half of the NBT be heading to development. Kanyon - Dustin's story with Crowbar goes a lot further if he keeps losing. Ric Flair - This is a good way to both keep an aging Flair busy and build him into a bigger program. Billy Kidman Helms/Dragons - America's Most Jobbers
- December 7, 2017
- 453 replies
WCW: The Quest For The Lost Glory

Beejus replied to TheBigBad1013's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Booker T Buff Bagwell Storm and Awesome Ric Flair - A simple win for a legend in his first open challenge match. Disco/Chavo/Cash - Alex is an evil German, which means he'll turn against his all-American team for sure! <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/eek.png.0e09df00fa222c85760b9bc1700b5405.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Shane Douglas Bonus: Chris Harris
- December 5, 2017
- 453 replies
Hate the Game

Beejus replied to Beejus's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

WCW Pride prediction card <div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="wNv8pje.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/wNv8pje.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> World Championship Wrestling presents: Pride Three hours of action held Live, only on Pay-Per-View on April 13th, 2001! Emanating from the North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston, South Carolina! Card subject to change</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Faces Listed First Indian Strap Match “Da Man” Goldberg vs. “Big Poppa Pump” Scott Steiner Pride Match Steel Cage I Quit Match featuring Prideful Wagers If Booker T loses, all his WCW championship victories transfer to Lance Storm If Lance Storm loses, he must stop playing the Canadian National Anthem and putting down America Booker T vs. Lance Storm Sting vs. “The Dog-Faced Gremlin” Rick Steiner “Big Sexy” Kevin Nash vs. “The Total Package” Lex Luger WCW United States Heavyweight Championship Match Billy Kidman vs. “The Chosen One” Jeff Jarrett © WCW X Division Championship Match Rey Mysterio Jr. © vs. “The Franchise” Shane Douglas Ernest “The Cat” Miller vs. Kanyon “The Prodigal Son” Dustin Rhodes vs. C.W. Kid Kash vs. Chavo Guerrero Jr. Bonus Question: What person who we haven’t seen in some time in WCW will join the WCW Panel for the evening? Tiebreaker: How long will the main event last?</div></blockquote> 10 points here, best of luck! Another small prize will be handed out for this show, and this will be the final of three shows tallied together to hand out a big prize to someone!
- December 3, 2017
- 383 replies
Hate the Game

Beejus replied to Beejus's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

WCW Friday Nitro: 4/20/2001 <div style="text-align:center;"><iframe width="220" height="124" src="<a href="https://www.youtube.com/embed/HT89yLl-cOA?rel=0" rel="external nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/embed/HT89yLl-cOA?rel=0"</a> frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> <img alt="RmYgPt1.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/RmYgPt1.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> WCW Friday Nitro Shown Live on April 20th, 2001 (Week 2) Held at: The Hard Rock Cafe Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada (South West) Announcers: Mike Tenay, Scott Hudson, and Arn Anderson Attendance: 2,000 people (sold out!) PPV Rating: 0.05 TV Rating: 1.03</div> After some still shots from last Friday’s Big Bang, Goldberg opens the show by coming to the ring in jeans and a brand new Goldberg shirt (with the sleeves cut off). He says that just like WCW, it looks like “Da Man” is back! He says that over the past few months he’s seen people defeat Scott Steiner and then get a World championship match, so it’s time for either Eric Bischoff or Ric Flair to come out here and give him his earned title shot! Goldberg says that it’s time Steiner stops ducking the man who should be champion! Instead of an authority, however, “Big Poppa Pump” comes to the top of the aisle, with Steiner telling Goldberg that he gets nothing, because he is still iron clad contractually obligated to keep wrestling nobodies until replicating his 1998 streak. Midajah produces a list for Scott to read as he tells Goldberg that he can just shuffle back to the midcard to face losers on Goldberg’s level such as: “Eban Kragis; Crush and Wrath, the Kronik; Diamond Dallas Page; Miss Hancock; the former Jung Dragons, Ping and Pong; Chyna; Screamy Smiley; Fatu and Meng; the Revolution and Lord Steven Regal; the Four Horsemen; ‘The Big Bitchy Wolf’ Kevin Nash; and of course, Booker T,” and then after all that, he can come see Scott about a title shot after all that so he can retire him for good! Steiner adds that “And speaking of ducking challengers, you’re lucky that WCW kept you away from ‘the man with the largest arms in the world’ during your first streak, because I would have shoved that streak up your ass if you weren’t ducking me all through 1998!” Goldberg starts telling Scott that they can prove who ducks who by bringing his jacked-up ass down to the ring right now and he can be next, but “The Nature Boss” Ric Flair joins us instead! Flair says that in his own way, Scott is unfortunately right, because he’d love to make that title match for right here tonight on the first Friday Nitro in Las Vegas, so he can see Steiner get his ass kicked all over the Hard Rock arena! However, what he can do is prove a point to Scott not to let his mouth overrun himself, and that’s to book a non-title match between Scott Steiner and Goldberg for this Sunday night at WCW Pride! Flair then adds that since the two of them feel the other has ducked their challenge in the past, then he is going to make it a match where neither can run from the other – the always brutal, vicious spectacle which we haven’t seen in years that is an Indian Strap match! Ric says that the two of them are going to be joined with a hard leather strap by the wrist and can only win by pinfall or submission, and we will see which man is better and which takes a huge hit to their Pride! Wooooo! <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: This was all unscripted for the three of them, though we did give them the whole thing about ducking one another to play off of. Scott improvised well with his “list of midcarders” gimmick. Goldberg performed well as he really enjoyed not being scripted, and his performance was really good. Flair did masterful at reading the crowd and interacting with them, coming off fantastic. The show is off to a strong start that got the crowd hotter, though all three announcers came off weak in comparison. Rating: A+</div> “Mean” Gene Okerlund is backstage along with his intern, Jeremy Borash. Gene is hyping Jeremy up, telling him that this is the big leagues now, kid; he better not mess up, because he has a face for telephone and Gene can make that happen if he makes him look bad. They are joined by Ric Flair, woooing and strutting around as animated as he can. Flair asks Okerlund how Borash is doing as his intern, with Gene saying that he messed up his coffee earlier, so he’s on the cusp. Flair says that Gene is gonna want to get that coffee so he can stay awake for the main event, because for the first Friday Nitro, Ric is booking a special Champions Carnival elimination style six-man tag team match! He says that he’s putting Scott Steiner and Jeff Jarrett, along with a partner they can agree with, against Rey Mysterio Jr., Sean O’Haire, and Mark Jindrak! Woooo! He claps Borash on the back and tells him to give Gene some “Irish coffee” next time, before walking off still hitting his “Woooo”s. Gene asks Jeremy what Irish coffee is, with Borash saying he’ll make some up. <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: Gene enjoyed the freedom to improvise with Flair, who did well. Rating: B-</div> <hr><details><summary><div style="text-align:center;">Coming Soon to WCW</div></summary><div style="text-align:center;"><iframe width="220" height="180" src="<a href="https://www.youtube.com/embed/EZYzqstO2EA?rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0" rel="external nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/embed/EZYzqstO2EA?rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0"</a> frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></div> <div style="text-align:right;">Rating: F+</div></hr></details> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><hr><details><summary>Yang vs. AJ Styles</summary> In order to make up for the ruined match that these two had at Big Bang, they are given the first match of the new Friday Nitro era to show their stuff. Tenay and Hudson talk about how these two are a part of the brand new WCW X Division, which isn’t about weight limits, it’s about no limits. Leia Meow tries to interject herself where she can, but in the end Styles utilizes his Spiral Tap to secure the victory. <div style="text-align:right;">Match Time: 7:24 Notes: Tenay and Hudson’s good chemistry behind the table showed, and their announcing lifted the bout. Yang and Meow again show their good pairing. Rating: C-</div><hr></details></div></div></blockquote> The crowd let out some jeers as we are joined by “The Total Package” Lex Luger and Buff Bagwell, with Madusa at their side. “The Stuff” wastes no time in talking about their attack on Kevin Nash, mocking Nash for being such a pushover. Bagwell says that a few years ago, he and Luger were at Nash’s side in the Wolfpac, but it’s clear that it is time to put that big, old, ugly wolf down, and time for the young, clever, sexy wolves to take his spot at the top of the pack! Luger adds that Kevin is simply a means to an end to Totally Buff, that if he had stayed home last Friday night, they would have just attacked someone else. All they were out to do was make an explosion at the Big Bang, and they did it. Luger comments how he has been on Nash’s side and the opposite side of the ring from him many times, and now that Nash is alone, he has no chance; especially since “The Total Package” is in the best shape of his life with only 4% body fat. Now that Kevin knows he’s no match for them, he should just stay home and collect his paycheck for not working; Buff chiming in that after all, not working and getting paid big for it is what Nash knows how to do best. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><hr><details><summary>Screamin’ Norman Smiley vs. Buff “The Stuff” Bagwell</summary> Norman is definitely a well-respected, world-renowned wrestler, but Bagwell starts this match on the offensive and rarely lets up. Once he does let up to start posing for the crowd, Smiley gets in a spinning bodyslam before performing the Big Wiggle, which really throws Buff off his game! He almost hooks in the Norman Conquest, but Buff turns it into a back suplex before getting on the middle turnbuckle to deliver the Buff Blockbuster and pick up the win in this rather amusing contest. <div style="text-align:right;">Match Time: 4:05 Notes: Without having good chemistry, Madusa always manages to help Luger’s timing. During the match, Buff struggled because his comedic timing isn’t great. But the crowd got a nice breather and the announcing helped make it look better than it was, which was just a short match to put Buff over. Ratings: B / C-</div><hr></details></div></div></blockquote> “Mean” Gene Okerlund is backstage, welcoming everyone again to the first edition of Friday Nitro! He seems to be looking around, almost confused, then starts to bring in his guest at this time, when Jeremy Borash rushes into view. Gene scolds Borash, saying that he should have been here already; “And where’s my damn coffee? You’ve ruined my whole opening!” Jeremy is apologetic, and that’s when Jeff Jarrett and the Harris Boys step into the frame. Jeff says that he doesn’t give a damn about “the odd couple slapnuts” in front of him, as long as one of them holds the mic so the people can listen to “The Chosen One”. Jarrett says that it’s about time that he lands in a main event, and he is going to start the new era of Nitro with a bang – Gene asking if he means since he didn’t have a great moment at The Big Bang last Friday? Jeff tells him that he or one of the Boys will slap the bald off his face with too many more cracks like that, before leaving. After they’re gone, Okerlund turns to Borash and asks him where he was at, he should be protecting Gene when someone like Jarrett, Ron, or Don start threatening him! “Kids these days,” he says, before throwing it back to Mike, Scott, and Arn. <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: Gene and Jeremy are comedy gold, a very good pairing. Jarrett improvised well off of Gene here as well. Rating: B-</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><hr><details><summary>“Das Wunderkind” Alex Wright vs. Sting</summary> This is a huge match for young Alex, and he makes the most of it by going on the attack right as the bell rings. He hits a series of dropkicks to put Sting down on the mat, following up with a nice snap suplex to get a near fall. Wright gets a bit too full of himself and starts to dance though, and that gives Sting enough time to get his bearings beneath him. When Alex goes for his bridging German suplex, “The Stinger” blocks it, elbowing Wright in the jaw before connecting with a one handed bulldog! He takes over with knife edge chops and clubbing punches, sending Alex into the turnbuckles to hit the Stinger Splash! He hits another Stinger Splash, before throwing him down and hooking up the Scorpion Deathlock to get a nice submission victory on this first episode of Friday Nitro! “The Stinger” isn’t done yet though, after he sees to it that Alex is helped out of the ring he gets a microphone to address his fans. Sting thanks everyone for their support over his recent layoff, and thanks them for still supporting WCW after all this time, saying that it’s the only place you can or will ever see the man called Sting! He continues to say that while it is true that the only thing for sure about Sting is that nothing is for sure, one thing that he and everyone watching knows is that Sting just doesn’t feel right unless he’s in the hunt for that World’s Heavyweight title! Sting says that he has worn the big gold seven times in the past, but he wants to make it one more time for those who have supported him all this time. “You’re full of crap, Sting!” Those kind of words draw attention, and attention Sting receives as “The Dog-Faced Gremlin” Rick Steiner comes out to the aisle! Steiner says that Sting can pander and rile up the crowd all he wants, but Sting has only ever been about Sting; he’s nothing but a selfish, over the hill relic who shouldn’t have bothered coming back when Scott sent him away! He tells Sting that the line for those who want a piece of “Big Poppa Pump” has a big bouncer in the way, and it’s him, so he better either prepare to fight or go home! Sting tells Rick that if it takes bouncing Rick’s head off the ring a few times, then he’ll do it! Sting says that if Rick wants to bark like a big dog, he’ll treat him like one – he makes a challenge to him for this Sunday night at WCW Pride! Steiner says that he’s never backed down from a fight, let alone one from Sting, so he’s on. Sting howls at the crowd, saying that this Sunday, it’s showtime! <div style="text-align:right;">Match Time: 5:07 Notes: The match was a little on the short side, but it was mostly about putting Sting over anyways. During the post-match segment, Sting really enjoyed being off-script for his adoring fans. The surprise was Rick, who has been doing some good improvising as of late. Arn’s color commentary, where he said that this type of big match takes years off your career, came off as some weak pandering; but Sting and Rick definitely got the crowd hotter. Ratings: B- / B</div><hr></details></div></div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><hr><details><summary>Shawn Stasiak vs. Goldberg</summary> GOOLDBERG! GOOLDBERG! GOOLDBERG! GOOLDBERG! GOOLDBERG! <div style="text-align:right;">Match Time: 1:40 Notes: Do you really need any notes about what happened? Well there wasn’t much selling. We underestimated the previous segment, telling Shawn and Bill to work the crowd, but they were red hot. The commentary crew did a good job though. Rating: D+</div><hr></details></div></div></blockquote> Backstage, Rick Steiner has rejoined Scott Steiner in their dressing room. Midajah files her nails in the corner while the World championship rests over her waist, with Scott saying that he’s tired of Ric Flair “that old piece’a crap” thinking that he means a damn to Scott and his title reign by making all these pointless matches against Goldberg. “Yeah, I called his ass out for ducking me back when he had the title. That’s ‘cause WCW knew I’d kick his ass and ship him back to Atlanta on a gurney! ‘Big Poppa Pump’ was the standout star in World Championship Wrestling in 1998, or would have been if they weren’t so busy protecting that big bald white trash redneck!” He throws it over to Rick, who warns Sting not to get too cocky; just because Scott is usually the one shutting people out of wrestling lately doesn’t mean “The Dog-Faced Gremlin” has become a pushover. “It doesn’t matter whether I win or lose, as long as I take out the trash for my brother!” Scott grabs the title away from Midajah, holding it up and saying that this is what everyone wants – Flair, Nash, Page, Booker, Sid, Goldberg – but “the symbol of genetic perfection” has it, and since none of them are his freaks, he’s not giving them anything! <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: We kept this a little short to keep Scott on track, it still didn’t work. He came off as a real star though, masterfully improvising his way through it. Rick also did well, enjoying his short spotlight. Midajah came off poorly, though. Rating: B+</div> Lance Storm along with Major Gunns comes out to the ring now. He says that he is about to be serious for a moment, and tells everyone that last Friday, the world witnessed a tragedy. By a horrific turn of events, he was robbed of defeating Booker T yet again, he watched him tap out, but some lousy American referee screwed him over, just like Americans seem to enjoy doing to Canadian heroes. Storm tells Booker T that he wants him to come out here right now and right this wrong, by bowing down to him and telling him that Lance Storm is the better man! “Double A” says that he doesn’t think that will be happening, as the crowd boo that scenario. Those boos turn to a nice pop when Booker T appears at the entrance. He tells Storm that he’s sorry to say, but that ain’t happening – not tonight, not any other night! Booker says that he has an idea for Lance: “One on one, you and me, next Sunday night at WCW Pride… in a Pride match.” He explains that the rules are simple: they each wager something valuable to themselves, then enter a steel cage, and the first man to scream submission loses! Storm is very pleased with this idea, accepting almost immediately, saying that he knows exactly what he wants from Booker. “Long years, you’ve spent here in WCW gaining fame and winning championships. This is what I want to take from you, Booker – I want your legacy! All the glory and titles that you’ve won over the years, the history books will change to say that those were won by Lance Storm! They aren’t befitting of you anyways, you’re just a dumb American; they should have always belonged to someone more suitable, someone who’s better than you, someone from Calgary, Alberta, Canada; someone like Lance Storm!” Booker looks to the crowd, before giving his answer to that. “Dog, you don’t even get it. But you’re gonna get it this Sunday. And when I beat you in the Pride match, you’re gonna give up your Canadian pride! When you give up, you won’t just be giving up to me, you’ll be giving up your country. No more Canadian National Anthem, no more ‘Canada is better than America,’ no more Canadian Hero – you’ll never talk down to Americans again just because you’re from Canada!” Storm is livid, but after conferring with Major Gunns, in the end, he accepts this wager; “after all, it’s not like you’ll ever be able to make me submit!” Booker tells Storm to save the drama for his mama and enter the match, but when it’s over, don’t hate the player – hate the game! <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: Arn’s commentary came off pretty weak. The presence of Gunns always helps Storm, and this got the crowd hotter. Rating: B</div> At the midway point of Nitro, we go backstage to the WCW Panel. Tony Schiavone starts off by saying that this first Friday Nitro is definitely the most exciting night in the history of this sport that he has ever been a part of, but that may just become eclipsed by WCW Pride this Sunday! They discuss the card that they’ve been handed for this Sunday, which features the Indian Strap match between Goldberg and “Big Poppa Pump” Scott Steiner; a Pride match seeing Lance Storm versus Booker T; Sting taking on Rick Steiner; the WCW debut of Kid Kash; and “The Prodigal Son” Dustin Rhodes will take on C.W. of the Problem Solvers. They talk briefly about each match, but turn their attention to the rest of this evening to hype up the Champions Carnival six-man tag. Chris Lovey says that it will officially be Rick Steiner joining brother Scott and Jeff Jarrett, to take on the Natural Born Thrillers and Rey Mysterio Jr. <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: Tony performed well, but Borash looked a little lost while Lovey seemed completely out of his depth. Rating: C-</div> Unexpectedly, we find ourselves in a dark, candlelit room when we leave the Panel. The face of Vampiro smiles evilly in the flickering lights, as he says that the time for punishment is coming again. He explains that Crowbar was punished for his greed; next we will see someone be punished for their pride. He calls it fitting that his first companion in the darkness is Daffney, someone who was overlooked as a meek, wayward waif in the past – but now, she will be at his side as they usher in the new testament of pain, punishment, and pleasure to World Championship Wrestling. More will be coming to be at their side… soon, very soon… <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: Vampiro did well with no script this time, getting his points across nicely. Rating: C+</div> We go to a regular backstage hallway where “The Franchise” Shane Douglas is seen. Shane seems to not be in the best of moods after his Hardcore title was taken and subsequently losing to Rey Mysterio to miss out on wearing the new X Division title. He talks to the cameraman, telling him that what we are about to witness is going to be a prime example of “the so-called man” holding down the best talent in the industry, and Shane wants it on videotape so that he can point to how little the business cares about those who make it the best. He arrives at the office of Ric Flair, barging in without knocking to find Flair on the phone. Ric tells the other person that he has a visitor, holding his hand over the speaker to ask what Douglas wants. “The Franchise” launches into a tirade about how all these years, Flair has done nothing but try to keep him at the bottom of the barrel, especially after Shane beat him up last year, but to outright rob him of the championship that he was defending week in and week out, bringing the ratings to Nitro at it’s bleakest hour, and then to only give him a few seconds to try and prepare for an athlete like Rey Mysterio Jr., is just too far! Shane asks, no, he demands reparations for this, and since Bischoff isn’t around, that means Ric has to get off his high horse and give it to him! “The Nature Boy” looks Shane over, before standing up and telling him that if he ever barges into his office like this again, he’ll send his “Franchised” ass straight home! However, he tells Douglas that he’s happy he’s here like this, because this is a fire, a drive that he has been wanting to see out of Shane for a long time! “You’ve coasted by on what God-given talent you possess, but that’s not what makes champions, pal; it takes the guts, the fortitude, and the drive to go out there all night long, bleed, sweat, and pay the price, to take what you know is yours!” Ric says that if Shane wasn’t prepared for Mysterio at Big Bang within a few seconds, then he shouldn’t have won the title anyways! But – since now he’s showing this fire, these guts, he’s going to give him one more shot, and not in a few seconds; Shane is going to have the next 48 hours to prepare himself, because at WCW Pride, “The Franchise” will get a rematch for the X Division championship, in Mysterio’s first title defense! “Now get out of here, so you can start doing your homework on Rey and see if you can take that gold away from him!” <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: Shane struggled with improvising off of Flair, holding his own on his part but turning into a blubbering fool once Flair began. Maybe he was afraid that “Naitch” was going to go completely off the script on him? Ric, on the other hand, comes out of this looking like an amazing boss character, and he really had the crowd in the palm of his hand. Rating: A</div> “Mean” Gene and Jeremy are barely able to be seen around the towering frames of the Natural Born Thrillers, as Gene asks them about tonight’s Champions Carnival. O’Haire says that tonight is he and Jindrak’s night to show that they deserve these titles and their place in WCW among the elite athletes. Palumbo adds that doesn’t mean they are taking a break from The World, as they still want Stasiak’s head on a platter for what he did to them, with Jindrak saying that all they need are names on dotted lines and they’ll destroy the World, once and for all! <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: Gene and Jeremy make a good pair. Rating: C</div> The Filthy Animals come to the ring, with the fans behind them all the way. Konnan speaks on this, saying that anyone not “bowdy bowdy and rowdy rowdy” can just go ahead and toss the salad of “the kay-oh-double en-ay-en” especially “the Mexi-can’t and Japa-nope” coming to the ring who he and Kidman are about to roll up for 4/20! That also extends to Shane Douglas, as Rey Mysterio Jr. takes the mic to say that Shane couldn’t get it done at Big Bang and now that he’s the first X Division champion, Douglas isn’t going to take it from it now, either. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><hr><details><summary>The Filthy Animals vs. Chavo Guerrero Jr. and Kaz Hayashi</summary> This is a very short match that was just designed to get Kidman and Konnan a win, as Kidman pins Hayashi with the Kid Krusher fairly easily. <div style="text-align:right;">Match Time: 2:40 Notes: Tygress’s presence helped Rey during the promo, then did good work outside the ring during the match. Kidman was off his game, but this had a very hot crowd. Hayashi and Guerrero showed some excellent team chemistry. The crowd were buzzing after this short match. Ratings: C / C</div><hr></details></div></div></blockquote> Simon Diamond and his Problem Solvers come down to the ring, with Simon telling everyone that he has a problem. Simon has a problem with dancing fools coming down to the ring and trying to make all these people laugh and smile, when they don’t need that; what they need is to follow Simon’s self-help, and all their problems will be solved! He tells everyone that what you need to do is whatever Simon says, and he will lead them all to great places! Out to the entrance comes “The Cat” Ernest Miller, who tells Simon to “Shut the hell up, you flat-top fool!” Miller says that the only problem that Simon should worry about is “The Cat” putting his foot up his ass – somebody call his mama, he’s bout ‘ta whup some ass! <div style="text-align:right;">Rating: D+</div> Call it WCW ineptitude or just odd placement, but instead of going straight to the ring for that match, we cut to a satellite promo from “Big Sexy” Kevin Nash. He’s highly upset with Totally Buff, saying that his announcement that he was going to make at Big Bang can wait; now, he just wants to kick their jacked up, musclebrained asses! He wants one of them to face him this Sunday at WCW Pride, saying that first he’ll take one down, and then the other. <div style="text-align:right;">Rating: B+</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><hr><details><summary>Disqo vs. “The Cat” Ernest Miller</summary> This is just another short match, it probably should have been played as a comedy but it wasn’t. Simon and C.W. help Disqo where they can, but it isn’t enough as Miller is able to get Disqo into the center of the ring (away from his companions) and hit the Feliner to pick up the win. After the match is where it got more interesting, as Kanyon steps out of the back with a microphone. He starts taunting “The Cat”, saying that he should call off the two’s match this Sunday at Pride because if he couldn’t protect Ms. Jones, how is he going to protect himself when Kanyon comes to defeat him? Miller tells Kanyon to come to the ring and fight right now, but Kanyon says he could have easily come down to the ring and attacked him during the last match; but instead, they will! The Problem Solvers then jump Miller from behind, with the three of them laying him out with a three man assisted spinebuster. Kanyon simply smirks, thanking them for solving his problems for him as Mike Tenay calls Kanyon a coward and a bully! <div style="text-align:right;">Match Time: 3:03 Notes: The crowd were still pretty hot, which meant having these two work them was a failure. But the announcers did a good job lifting the match. Simon showed that he’s getting better at his gimmick. Ratings: D+ / C-</div><hr></details></div></div></blockquote> <hr><details><summary><div style="text-align:center;">Coming Soon to WCW</div></summary><div style="text-align:center;"><iframe width="220" height="180" src="<a href="https://www.youtube.com/embed/7VsSzs4ATho?start=0&end=53;rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0" rel="external nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/embed/7VsSzs4ATho?start=0&end=53;rel=0&controls=0&showinfo=0"</a> frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe></div> <div style="text-align:right;">Rating: F+</div></hr></details> “Mean” Gene and Jeremy are talking among themselves at the backstage interview area, where Gene is very arrogantly telling Borash that he needs to make sure he gets things right or he can have him busted back down to the internet show. Jeremy starts furiously taking notes on his notepad as Okerlund brings in their guest at this time, Sid Vicious! Vicious says that he will be watching with baited breath as Scott Steiner and Goldberg do battle this Sunday, but he hopes that Goldberg leaves enough of Steiner left for him to Powerbomb! Because it is time for Sid to truly reign as the master and ruler of the world! <div style="text-align:right;">Notes: Gene came off very poorly here, almost like he was bullying Jeremy. Rating: B-</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43111" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><hr><details><summary>Champions Carnival</summary> This is a six-man elimination style tag team match. The Steiners throw Mysterio around like a ragdoll when they have a chance to, but Rick is the first eliminated when O’Haire and Jindrak connect on him with a superkick and dropkick combination before Mysterio dropped a leg from the top rope on him. But Scott goes on a rampage after his brother’s elimination, forcing Jindrak and Mysterio out using the Steiner Recliner and a mighty, ring shaking powerslam, respectively. The World and US champions pool together to try and take down O’Haire, but he is able to rally the fans behind him and eliminate Jarrett by shoving him away from a superplex attempt and hitting the Seanton Bomb on him! “Big Poppa Pump” feels confident to be in the ring with this young opponent, but O’Haire takes his intensity up a notch and takes the fight right to the World champion! He nearly gets the pinfall after a superkick that is heard all through the arena, but when he goes up for the Seanton Bomb, Midajah grabs his ankle. She is finally made to get down from the apron by Nick Patrick, but Steiner has his lead pipe, and he smashes it over O’Haire’s head! Sean goes limp, sitting on the top rope, as Steiner disposes of the evidence. He climbs onto the middle rope and pulls O’Haire into an avalanche fallaway slam, before locking the Steiner Recliner on the nearly unconscious Sean. He finally taps out, weakly, awarding this match to the World champion, though Arn says that this may be a loss in the record book but showing he could hang with the champ is never a losing effort. But apparently Scott doesn’t agree, feeling like he’s been shown up by the young upstart. He tells Midajah to give “it” to him, which turns out to be a leather strap! He starts beating on O’Haire with it, screaming Goldberg’s name! Sean’s ribs take a massive pounding from Steiner, and he locks the Recliner on again! Boos reign down upon him as commentary call for help from backstage. <iframe width="220" height="124" src="<a href="https://www.youtube.com/embed/M9udAirjw3U?rel=0&showinfo=0" rel="external nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/embed/M9udAirjw3U?rel=0&showinfo=0"</a> frameborder="0" gesture="media" allow="encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe> Help is on the way! Goldberg charges down to the ring, which causes Steiner to drop the hold and vacate the ring immediately! “Da Man” tells the champion to get back into the ring, with Steiner yelling back that he’ll beat the shit out of him on Sunday! We don’t have to censor it for Turner anymore, I’m surprised it took this long for Scott to start swearing! Goldberg helps O’Haire to his feet, raising his arm in victory, as Steiner raises the World Heavyweight championship. Mike, Scott, and Arn sign off for the evening, telling people to keep watching for the WCW Panel post-show and then join us this Sunday for WCW Pride! <div style="text-align:right;">Match Time: 21:08 Notes: Rick seemed off his game while Arn was pretty weak on commentary for both the match and the post-match segment. But Scott, Jeff, and Rey did a good job slowly building the match, and Goldberg looked fantastic. Both match and segment were both met by a very hot crowd. Rating: B / A+</div><hr></details></div></div></blockquote> <div style="text-align:center;">Show Rating: B+ This show raised WCW’s popularity in 38 regions. <img alt="qJk5JLG.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/qJk5JLG.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div>
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Rebooking Nitro's

Beejus replied to Blodyxe's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2005-2013 Dynasties

Kinda too bad to lose Lex, he's a fun character, but you have so many other fun characters that losing one won't hurt. Kaz Hayashi Bill DeMott - Bill hasn't done a whole lot lately, so a little distraction from Johnny could give him a nice win. Konnan - Who's First? Hulk Hogan - Vader is gonna dominate this but I think Hulk will still win by cheating somehow... loading his glove perhaps? Eddie Guerrero - Latino Heat has some stuff. Kanyon - Kanyon takes the title just to have people make jokes about him being hardcore. ?? and Bret Hart - This is a big match, can't vote against the mystery partner. Bonus: Goldberg, who is protecting Bret so he can take the title himself.
- December 3, 2017
- 711 replies
WCW: Heart and Soul

Beejus replied to The Final Countdown's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2016 Dynasties

Superman theme! Did anyone backstage have to have a mustache removed via overly expensive CGI? Hell of a show, worth the wait that we had; but real life always comes first. I'm a little surprised to see no titles change hands during the show, but honestly all the champs are performing great, so there isn't much need to change things up anywhere. I'm guessing Shane may need to establish himself just a little more before he grabs the brass ring, but at his age he may start some light time decline any time now, so this may have been his last grasp for the top strap. And especially now with guys like Austin in the mix, it feels like only a matter of time before the hell he raises gives him the big gold belt. Once that happens, someone like Shane just feels like small potatoes. Even Rey holding the belt feels like a placeholder now until you drop it on a transitional heel and then Austin takes it from there. I dig Bobby finding himself a new mentor as well, this is a good place for Flair to be and a great person to help boost Roode into the top. "The It Factor" shouldn't be far away now, I look for him to possibly break O'Haire's TV title reign. You've moved shows around a fair bit, so while I'm not sure what PPV we are going to start building for next, I'm excited to see the next Nitro that starts the push for it!
- December 1, 2017
- 2,912 replies

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