eric9003 Posted January 6, 2006 Share Posted January 6, 2006 alright, i am actually in the 4th month of my DOTT dynasty with MACW, i think i will try to start a diary, and give a rundown on what has been happening in the promotion to date...and i also apologize if this isnt very good, because i have never done this before (and it may stall since i have classes starting up again next week) the NWA World Heavyweight belt was stuck in a feud between Ric Flair and Wahoo McDaniel for about a month and a half, with victories going back and forth, and Flair eventually came out on top...after Flair lost the belt to Harley Race, there was soon a three way feud for the belt between Race, Flair, and the newly acquired Larry Zbyszko, a feud that saw The Living Legend come out on top at the debut of MACW's weekly PPV event...this saw Flair and Race continue their feud...but during the post match celebration, Zbyszko was attacked by the *new* Paul Jones' Army (composing of The Great Kabuki, The Sheik of Araby, and a young Sabu)...after many grueling matches (and the help of the rest of the Army), The Sheik was eventually crowned champion...after Hulk Hogan tried to save Zbyszko from a beatdown at the hands of the Army, he accidentally hit Zbyszko and this started a threeway feud which leads to a match at the next PPV...Hogan vs Zbyszko vs The Sheik in an overhead wires match the United States Heavyweight Championship was won by Roddy Piper at the very first show in January, and he held the belt until the beginning of April when he was attacked by Tommy Dreamer and his manager Bobby Heenan before their match, which he lost to Dreamer...Dreamer is now in a feud with Ric Flair over the US Heavyweight belt upon the arrival by Hulk Hogan in MACW, Jim Crockett, Jr. announced that Hogan was the new Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion...he held the belt from early Feb. to early April when he lost it to Fit Finlay, who had been rolling over anybody and everybody since he arrived in MACW and is now involved in a feud with Ricky Steamboat The Mid-Atlantic US tag team titles are currently held by the Brisco Brothers, who have rolled over everyone they have faced since winning the belts after a long feud with the Koloffs the NWA Tag Team belts are held by the Legion of Doom, who have been locked in a feud for close to three months with Ricky Steamboat and Jay Youngblood New Signings since January: Al Snow, Bam Bam Bigelow, Bobby Eaton, Bobby Heenan, Boris Malenko, Chris Jericho, Fit Finlay, Gene Okerland, Hulk Hogan, Kevin Sullivan, Larry Zbyszko, Paul Ellering, Perry Saturn, Animal, Hawk, Sabu, Steve Austin, Sting, The Sheik of Araby, and Ultimo Dragon i know it is a lot of new signings, but i have released quite a few people, and i originally needed to sign about 5-6 more i will now try to keep the diary up to date, but i am sorry if i do not...hopefully you all will enjoy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
D. Boons Ghost Posted January 6, 2006 Share Posted January 6, 2006 You had me all the way up to, "... Hogan vs Zbyszko vs The Sheik in an overhead wires match" and "... Dreamer is now in a feud with Ric Flair over the US Heavyweight belt." **Shudder** ;) Seriously, this should be a fun read. While The Sheik owning the NWA World Heavyweight Title has got to be making Lou Thesz turn backflips in his grave, I'm an old-time fan of The Sheik of Araby. Good luck - and no apologies are needed! We should be thanking you for taking the time to even attempt a diary. :) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eskimo38 Posted January 6, 2006 Share Posted January 6, 2006 I almost brought the Sheik in in my MACW diary to be in PJA! Ultimately I settled on Killer Khan, b/c I didn't want to deal with the political baggage (oh yeah - and Khan is cheaper) This is cool, b/c you are clearly going in a different direction with MACW than me, and I'm going to be really interested in seeing where you go with it! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric9003 Posted January 6, 2006 Author Share Posted January 6, 2006 haha thanks yall...but even though dreamer is still pitiful in the ring, he is now popular enough where he can have a highly rated match with anyone that is even fairly popular and the overhead wires match, i know it may not have been the best choice of match to put those guys in...but i figured why not, it would be funny to see hogan in one of those matches Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Unregistered Posted January 6, 2006 Share Posted January 6, 2006 Go Tommy Dreamer! Your still my Hero!... Even if I havn't been born yet! Hogan... and Sheik... in an overhead wires match... That would have been interesting. How long that match go anyways? Cause I can see that taking awhile. "I'm not going up there, your gonna throw me off!" "No senor Hogan, I will not throw you off... I promiss." ".... Ok! But for the Hulkamaniacs!" "Yes yes.... The... Hulk...amaniacs.. Well do go sir! Go into the wild blue!" -Hogan climbs- Shiek suddenly pulls a stick out from behind him and shakes the wires violently, and within a instant Hogan falls off the wire. "Ow" "MWUHAHAHA!" "LIAR!" "We shall see who will Win NOW!..... Larry... Mind helping me up there?" "Suuuuuuuuuure -wink-" Ok, I have an over active imagination, but I can see it man! A* match! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric9003 Posted January 6, 2006 Author Share Posted January 6, 2006 and just another thing...i was born in 1985 and didnt start watching until around 1996...so im sorry if i dont show respect for a wrestler that was really popular back then :confused: ...all i have to go on from this period is what i hear on tv/research on the internet and what my dad tell me from when he watched back in the 60's/70's (wahoo mcdaniel was his fav) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric9003 Posted January 6, 2006 Author Share Posted January 6, 2006 MACW In Your Town...PPV being held at the Dean Smith Center in Chapel Hill, NC held in front of 15,000 people Dark Match: Kevin Sullivan vs Steve Austin -- Kevin Sullivan comes to a draw with Steve Austin after a double DQ Rating: C+ Dark Match: Fire and Ice (Bam Bam Bigelow and Al Snow w/ manager Bobby Heenan) vs Bugsy McGraw and Rufus R. Jones -- Bam Bam picks up the win after Bobby Heenan interferes Rating: C -- Start of Show -- Match: Sgt. Slaughter vs Jimmy Valient -- Slaughter beats Valient after grabbing a handful of tights to gain leverage Rating: A* Announcement: a match for Fit Finlay vs Ricky Steamboat no. 3 is announced (match #1 won by Steamboat, match #2 for the title ended in a draw) Rating: C+ Interview: Hulk Hogan is backstage with interviewer David Crockett Rating: B Match: The Brisco Brothers vs The Koloffs (for the Mid-Atlantic Tag Team belts) -- The Brisco Brothers win after Jerry defeats Ivan by pinfall Rating: A Interview: Ric Flair lays down a challenge to Tommy Dreamer for tonight Rating: A Match: Harley Race vs Roddy Piper -- Harley Race defeats Roddy Piper after using the ropes for leverage Rating: A* Interview: Tommy Dreamer refuses Ric Flair's challenge because he has "nothing left to gain" by beating him again Rating: C L.O.D. (Hawk and Animal) vs The Assasins vs The Youngbloods in a Ladder Match for the NWA Tag Team belts -- L.O.D. win after Hawk retrieve the belts from the ladder Rating: B Interview: Ricky Steamboat hypes his match with Fit Finlay Rating: B Match: Fit Finlay vs Ricky Steamboat for the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight belt-- Ricky Steamboat wins after Finlay leaves the match and heads backstage Rating: A* overall show rating: A Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric9003 Posted January 6, 2006 Author Share Posted January 6, 2006 k i just had a slight problem...Tommy Dreamer was late to the last show, and when i tried to fine him (it was his 3rd offense) he became so mad he decided to walk out...yall think there is any chance that i could talk him out of it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric9003 Posted January 6, 2006 Author Share Posted January 6, 2006 Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling -- being taped to show on Cable Heartland East on Saturday at 8:00PM -- held at the Akron Armory in Akron, OH -- held in front of 2000 people Dark Match: Mark Youngblood vs Sabu -- Youngblood defeats Sabu @ 8:23 with a Leaping Tomahawk Chop Rating: C- Dark Match: Perry Saturn vs Sting vs George South -- Perry Saturn wins at 7:31 with a Death Valley Driver Rating: E -- Start of Show -- Match: Greg Valentine vs Wahoo McDaniel -- Valentine wins at 5:33 with a Hammer Elbow Drop Rating: C+ Announcement: Rematch of Fit Finlay vs Ricky Steamboat is announced Rating: C Request: Ric Flair goes to DoA Jim Crockett, Jr. and requests a rematch against Tommy Dreamer, but it is refused Rating: C Match: L.O.D. vs Valient and McGraw for the NWA Tag Team belts -- Rating: C+ Interview: Tommy Dreamer taunts Ric Flair Rating: C+ Match: Tommy Dreamer vs Jay Youngblood -- Dreamer defeats Youngblood @ 8:35 with a Dreamer Driver Rating: C Interview: Fit Finlay declares that he will no longer be fighting Ricky Steamboat Rating: C+ Match: Hulk Hogan vs Larry Zbyszko vs The Sheik for the NWA Heavyweight belt -- Hulk Hogan wins at 11:45 with a retrieval of the belt Rating: A Overall Rating: B+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric9003 Posted January 7, 2006 Author Share Posted January 7, 2006 MACW Monday Nitro Tapings from the Arthur Ashe Athletic Center in Richmond, VA...taped in front of 5000 people Dark Match: Rufus R. Jones vs Al Snow -- Snow wins at 7:40 after using a low blow Rating: C+ Dark Match: Roddy Piper & Sting vs Kevin Sullivan & Bam Bam Bigelow -- Sullivan defeats Piper at 7:33 Rating: B -- Start of Show -- Promo: Ric Flair challenges Tommy Dreamer to a Career vs Title Match... Rating: A Match: The Youngbloods vs The Koloffs -- Nikita wins at 10:49 after using a Russian Sickle Rating: B Match Booking: Jim Crockett, Jr. books Steamboat vs Finlay for the next week's PPV Rating: C Match: Larry Zbyszko vs The Great Kabuki -- Zbyszko wins at 11:47 after Sabu runs in for interference on Zbyszko Rating: A* Promo: Tommy Dreamer accepts Ric Flair's Challenge Rating: C+ Match: The Brisco Brothers vs L.O.D. (non-title match) -- L.O.D. and Brisco Brothers draw at 11:25 after a double DQ Rating: B+ Promo: Hulk Hogan hypes himself up...something about 'when Hulkamania runs wild on you' or something like that...i doubt anybody has heard of it Rating: A Match: Wahoo McDaniel vs Sgt. Slaughter -- another draw after a double DQ Rating: A Video: hype for Ric Flair vs Tommy Dreamer Rating: B- Match: Ric Flair vs Tommy Dreamer...Hardcore Match for the U.S. Heavyweight belt -- Flair wins this match for the U.S. Heavyweight belt at 8:20 with a Figure Four Rating: B+ Match: Hulk Hogan vs The Sheik for the NWA Heavyweight belt -- Hogan wins by DQ after Kabuki and Sabu run in at 6:53 Rating: A* Overall Rating: A Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
captainlou Posted January 7, 2006 Share Posted January 7, 2006 [QUOTE=eric9003]k i just had a slight problem...Tommy Dreamer was late to the last show, and when i tried to fine him (it was his 3rd offense) he became so mad he decided to walk out...yall think there is any chance that i could talk him out of it?[/QUOTE] I probably would have fined Dreamer after the second time then doubled the amount after a third time. If that didn't get a message to him then I would just fire him after the next time. You did say that he was pitiful in the ring and you could probably find someone better to feud with Flair. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric9003 Posted January 7, 2006 Author Share Posted January 7, 2006 yeah that is true about Dreamer, probably isnt a good idea to have a 16 year old with a bad attitude on the roster anyway, haha...and this will give me an opportunity to give somebody a well deserved push rather than a push because i was personally a fan also, Roddy Piper has chosen to not resign with the company on with the show... MACW In Your Town...PPV held in front of 15000 people at the Comcast Center in College Park, MD...1,211 buys Dark Match: Steve Austin vs George South -- South pins Austin Rating: C- Dark Match: Valient & McGraw vs Fire & Ice -- Valient & McGraw win by DQ Rating: B- -- Start of Show -- Match: Perry Saturn vs Tommy Dreamer -- Saturn defeats Dreamer with a DVD Rating: E Promo: Kevin Sullivan hypes himself up Rating: C+ Match: Wahoo McDaniel vs Nikita Koloff -- Wahoo McDaniel defeats Koloff by pinfall Rating: B Promo: After debuting the new Four Horsemen (Ric Flair, Tommy Rich, Sting, Rufus R. Jones, and manager Teddy Long) Ric Flair talks about Kevin Sullivan, and how he will always be a thorn in his side Rating: B- Match: Roddy Piper vs Bobby Eaton -- Eaton defeated Piper Rating: B- Promo: Fit Finlay tells Ricky Steamboat that he will have his revenge, and he will not rest until Steamboat is hurt Rating: B- Match: Larry Zbyszko vs Sgt. Slaughter vs Greg Valentine -- Zbyszko defeats Valentine with a shoulder breaker Rating: A* Angle: Paul Jones' Army attack Hulk Hogan in the ring and leave him bleeding in the middle of the ring Rating: C+ Match: Ricky Steamboat vs Harley Race -- Ricky Steamboat won by DQ after outside interference by Fit Finlay Rating: A* Overall Rating: A Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric9003 Posted January 9, 2006 Author Share Posted January 9, 2006 Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling taping...held in front of 2000 people at the Nashville Fairgrounds in Nashville, TN Dark Match: Steve Austin vs Bobby Eaton -- Eaton wins at 8:10 with an Alabama Jam...he kicked out of the Stunner, which could have been the first time Austin ever used that move Rating: C- Dark Match: Perry Saturn & Mark Youngblood vs Fire & Ice -- Bigelow defeated Saturn at 7:45 after Bam Bam hit a Flying Headbutt Drop Rating: B- -- Start of Show -- Match: The Brisco Brothers vs Sabu & The Great Kabuki -- after a great match, Jerry Brisco pins Kabuki at 11:04 with a Figure 4 to retain the MACW tag team belts Rating: B Promo: Ricky Steamboat declares that if he does not beat Fit Finlay tonight, that he will retire from pro wrestling... Rating: C Match: Jay Youngblood vs Rufus R. Jones vs Greg Valentine -- since joining the 4 Horsemen, Jones has now become 'Gentleman Jones'...and he defeated Youngblood and Valentine after Teddy Long did some excellent work at ringside Rating: B Promo: Larry Zbyszko hypes another three-way elimination match between himself, Hogan, and The Sheik at the Nitro tapings...the two losers must face each other in a cage match to determine who is the #1 contender Rating: B+ Attack: Paul Jones' Army attack Hulk Hogan in another attempt to weaken his grasp on the NWA Heavyweight belt Rating: B Announcement: Ricky Steambat vs Fit Finlay for the Mid-Atlantic Championship wrestling belt is announced...and the challenge by Finlay was accepted: if Steamboat loses he will retire from wrestling Match: Ricky Steamboat vs Fit Finlay -- Steamboat wins at 11:33 after a pinfall...he wins the belt and is still able to wrestle for the rest of his career Overall Rating: A...Sabu was used a bit too much, but it did not hurt the rating because he was involved with the rest of PJA...and Hogan had to be taken to a local hospital following the show because of injuries sustained during his beating Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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