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I would love to be in!
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I'd like in please!
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What servers are yall on? I quit playing pretty soon after WotLK came out, I have 5 70's on Shadowmoon and a bunch of random 50-60's... yeah I spent a LONNNNG time playing wow. Anyway, what servers and horde or ally?
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Heroes Chapter 4
Burn Notice Season 2
The Final Season of Monk
THE RETURN OF WWE SUPERSTARS!!
Sons of Anarchy Season 2
Reaper Season 2
Dexter Season 4
Weeds Season 5
and even American Idol.... yep
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1. Freddie Mercury (Queen)
2. Ray Charles
3. Anthony Green (Circa Survive, Sounds of Animals Fighting)
4. Geddy Lee (RUSH)
5. Johnny Cash
6. John Fogerty (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
7. Dave King (Flogging Molly)
8. Glenn Danzig (Misfits, Danzig, Samhain)
9. Chris Cornell (Audioslave, Soundgarden)
10. Jack Black (Tenacious D)
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Add me in.
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Toss me in..
*feels important to be first on the people you don't like list!*
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Well I just got a second job yesterday, at a movie theater, so tonight is my first night. 28 Weeks Later has already sold out the first three shows so I'm not excited about going in, but looks like it's doing VERY well.
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This sounds awesome, toss me in.
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March 8, 1992
Hosted By: “Lord” Alfred Hayes and Cainin O’Rourke
4 Horsemen, 1 Priority..- Pre-Recorded segment; The Four Horsemen are in their locker room with Bobby “The Brain” Heenan.
- Mr. Perfect steps up and says he has so many opportunities for gold coming up that they might as well call him the Golden Boy.
- Tonight the Horsemen have their first round match for the WWF Six-Man Tag Team Championships against some ragtag team Jimmy Hart has set up.
- Anderson says that with the Horsemen on the roller coaster they have been on, they are unstoppable!
- HBK says he made an example out of Rick Martel last night that nobody can stand up to a Horseman!
- Michaels isn’t just the Main Event or the Showstopper, he’s going to be THE CHAMPION!
The Six-Gun Bandits bt. Power N’ Glory by pinfall.- Kip starts out the match against Paul Roma, Kip with a few jabs to the face of Roma before leveling him with a left hook. Roma is quickly back to his feet, but is caught with a clothesline.
- Kip whips Roma off the ropes and throws him high into the air with a back bodydrop. Kip jumps in the air and craches down with a leg drop and a subsequent two count.
- Sixguns enters the ring with a boot to the gut of Roma and a few forearms to the back of the neck. Gamble then takes Roma down with an double underhook suplex.
- Gamble tags out to Winchester and climbs the ropes, they finish Roma off with a Six-Gun Special!
- Kip rolls up Roma for the pin.
Winning, Winning and Winning.- Jeff Jarrett is backstage being joined by his team and Sean Mooney.
- Jarrett says that the Bandits have been putting on a good show for the audience, showing that The Jarrett Gang came to the WWF with Championship gold on the brain. We didn’t come to play games, we came to win matches.
- Tomorrow night, The Gang meets it’s hardest challenge since stepping into a WWF ring, The New Foundation; the WWF Intercontinental Champion, Owen Hart, “The Anvil” Jim Neidhart and their partner, The Dynamite Kid.
- We have to get past them to move on to the next round of the WWF Six-Man World Tag Team Championship Tournament.
- So far we have proven to be the best new acquisition of the WWF and we WILL NOT LOSE!!
Titus w/Percy bt. KoKo B Ware by pinfall.- Titus crushes Koko as soon as the bell rings with a massive boot to the side of the head, flipping Koko B Ware completely around.
- Titus lifts Koko high into the air and slams him down with gorilla press slam.
- Koko convulses on the mat as Titus jumps in the air and comes down with a headbutt, following up with the three count.
- After the match, Percy enters the ring and pats Titus on the back, pulling forth his white hankerchief yet again and placing it over the face of Koko before walking to the side of the ring asking for a microphone.
Severing all ties, breaking the bond!- Percy raises his walking cane high in the air and screams out to The Undertaker. Percy has destroyed him as he said he would, all that is left to do is sever the power.
- Percy crushes the ball to the mat, breaking it and spilling ashes all over the ring, smoke rises from the cane at a rapid rate as Percy laughs.
- These ashes were the ashes of the urn that held the power of The Undertaker. Now he will truly REST IN PEACE!
- The lights flicker throughout the arena and a voice is heard eerily creeping through the sound system.
- The Undertaker claims that Percy knows not what he has done, it has not destroyed The Undertaker, but freed him of his control. Breaking that glass ball and releasing those ashes have reinvigorated The Undertaker’s power.
- It is only a matter of time until Percy will feel the full wrath and revenge of the deadman, soon Percy will feel the power of The Dark Side!
Million Dollar Championship Match David B. Smythe© w/The Genius retains against Kevin Von Erich by pinfall.- Smythe comes to the ring with the WWF Million Dollar Championship held over his shoulder, flaunting his “hard earned” championship to all the fans.
- Smythe easily levels Von Erich upon his opponent entering the ring, taking him down with a massive axe handle to the face.
- Von Erich attempts a futile dropkick that is swatted away like a fly. Smythe follows up with a few boots to the head before picking Von Erich back up to his feet. Smythe toss Von Erich to the corner and rushes in with a knee.
- David picks Von Erich up to the tope rope and brings him crashing down with a superplex. Von Erich manages to kick out amazingly after merely a two count. Smythe angered by this, slams the back of Von Erichs head into the mat three times before picking him back up.
- Smythe lifts Von Erich in the air with a stalling vertical suplex and then drops an elbow. Not taking a chance yet again, Smythe picks up Von Erich and lays him out with a Running Powerslam before going for the pin.
- Smythe picks up the pinfall victory and calls for his belt, he waves it in the air as if it were the hardest match he’d ever had in his life.
- Von Erich slowly climbs to his feet only to be laid out with a shot from the belt.
Showing some HART.- Jimmy Hart comes to the ring and asks for a microphone at ringside.
- Hart is announcing his team that will face the representatives of The Four Horsemen tonight in the WWF World Six-Man Tag Team Championships Tournament.
- Representing Jimmy tonight will be, FUNKAY RAY! The HONKY TONK MAN!! And none other than his newest acquisition, BARRY HOROWITZ!
- The awkward trio make their way from the back to the ring; receiving a less than stellar reaction from the crowd.
THE MAIN EVENT Mr. Perfect, Arn Anderson and Shawn Michaels w/ Bobby Heenan bt. Barry Horowitz, Funkay Ray and The Honky Tonk Man by pinfall.- Mr. Perfect starts out the match against The Honky Tonk man, locking up with him in the center of the ring and tossing him in a quick arm bar.
- Honky pulls the hair and backs Perfect into the ropes, throwing him across the way with an irish whip, ducking for a back body drop, but Perfect stops short and kicks Honky in the face.
- Perfect connects with an atomic drop followed up with a dropkick taking Honky to the mat before tagging out to Arn Anderson.
- Anderson continues the domination by hitting Honky with a few forearms followed up with a DDT.
- Anderson whips Honky off the ropes and goes for a Spinebuster, but Honky latches on, attempting a Shake Rattle N’ Roll.
- Anderson shoves him off and into his corner. Honky tries to get a tag, but Horwitz and Ray jump down off the apron, refusing to enter the ring.
- Honky waits too long to refocus to the ring though, as he turns around he is welcomed with a massive Anderson Spinebuster! Anderson takes the pin fall for the victory.
- HBK gets into the ring and poses as usual with Arn and Perfect standing behind him their fingers raised high in Horsemen fashion.
Overall – 72%
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I love Be... or Bi.. whatever it is.
I'm in!
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I'd totally be the greatest D&D geek ever!
*hides in the corner rolling dice*
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This is going to rock hard, I'm in.
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I'll take a go at this.
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Count me in.
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March 7, 1992
Hosted By: Vince McMahon and Eric Bischoff
Haku bt. Skinner by pinfall.- Haku makes his way to the ring sans Barry Horowitz.
- Skinner gets leveled upon entering the ring, with Haku showing a vicious streak that hasn’t been seen for awhile.
- Haku hits Skinner with a massive Samoan Drop for the three count in this quick match. Skinner never even had a chance at offense.
- Seeming unemotional about the victory, Haku makes his way out of the ring, but is attacked by Barry Horowitz coming out of the crowd.
- Barry throws Haku into the guard rail and then slams his head into it. A few more well placed right hands split open his prey, Horowitz smiling at the prospect of blood.
- The camera cuts away quickly when it is seen that Haku is bleeding profusely.
- Barry walks up away from the scene of the crime, a close up of his smiling face.
- With an evil look in his eyes, he raises his taped fist in the air. The camera fades to commercial as a single drop of blood falls off of the tape onto his face.
- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring The Jarrett Gang.
- Jeff says tonight is his first shot to show himself in front of the WWF fans.
- The Jarrett Gang has already had a great start in the WWF, but Jarrett wants to put an exclamation point to their debut.
- Jarrett is facing a legend in the sport, Jake “The Snake” Roberts. After Jarrett puts him away, there is only safe sailing to the WWF Six-Man Tag Team Championship Belts.
- Sit back and take notice, The Jarrett Gang isn’t taking hostages!
- Jarrett is cautious in the opening moments of the match, trying to get a feel for his veteran opponent, but seems to get into a groove rather quickly.
- Roberts is taken hard to the mat with a back suplex followed up with an elbow drop for a one count.
- The crowd is cheering for the newcomer Jarrett at every turn and shows it’s disdain for Roberts with a shower of boo’s after a clothesline takes Jeff to the mat.
- Jake keeps the momentum going for a few minutes with a forearm to the side of the head and an Irish Whip followed up by a back bodydrop.
- Double J catches another Irish Whip but ducks the clothesline and comes back with a high dropkick.
- Jarrett gets the crowd behind him as he lifts his arms in the air and signals for the finish. Jarrett connects with a Northern Lights Suplex.
- Roberts has nothing left in him and is down for the three count.
- Jarrett climbs the turnbuckle after his victory and gives his thanks to the crowd for their support with his arms raised high.
More Gold Than We Can Carry!!- Pre-Recorded segment that features Ted DiBiase and the Million Dollar Team in their lush locker room.
- Ted DiBiase says that this is the first step to his stable brining home another championship. Soon enough the Million Dollar Team will have more gold than bodies to carry.
- Kokina smiles and takes off the sunglasses he is wearing, with a thick accented voice he calls out anyone who thinks they can take on the Million Dollar Team.
- Tonight Kokina is guaranteeing that he will single handedly take out The Bushwhackers and Koko B Ware.
- David B. Smythe and Animal stand behind him and grimace into the camera.
The Million Dollar Team (Kokina/Animal/David B. Smythe) bt. The Bushwhackers and Koko B Ware by pinfall.Kokina enters the ring and waits for Butch to approach him, as he does Kokina stretches out an arm and shoves him down to the mat. Butch jumps back to his feet and stares in amazement back to his corner before tagging out to KoKo B Ware. Kokina floors KoKo with a massive headbutt before slamming him to the mat with belly to belly side slam. Kokina steps over a motionless KoKo and stalks the other side of the ring, grabbing Luke by the shirt and pulling him into the ring. Butch quickly follows and the two attempt a battering ram. Kokina takes the blow without even moving. Kokina hits a double-clothesline knocking both Bushwhackers to the mat. He then grabs both of them and executes a double sideslam, one under each arm. Kokina points to the top rope as David Smythe piles all of their opponents on top of each other ready for a triple Bonzai Drop! Kokina flies off the top rope, smashing all three men and collecting a three count.[66/67/64]
Holding the Top Spot!- Shawn Michaels makes his way to the ring and grabs a microphone from the ringside attendant. Michaels says that his fellow Horseman may have an Intercontinental Championship match at WrestleMania, but Shawn and Ric are going to tune up the champ and his partner next Saturday. HBK says that Owen Hart got by with a fluke victory last month, but he won’t walk away as scot-free as he did last time. The match is going to end bloody, but not with Horsemen blood being spilled. As always, Shawn Michaels needs an opponent to keep himself sharp, just his way of giving one of the losers in the back from Main Event showtime. Rick Martel walks out from the back to the mild laughter of Shawn Michaels.
- Michaels gets a quick side headlock takedown and keeps the headlock hooked him. Martel rolls back to his knee and stands still held in the hold, a few elbows to the gut frees him up from Michaels grip.
- Martel tosses HBK into the ropes and attempts a hip toss but it’s reversed with an armdrag. HBK follows up with an arm bar and a knee to the shoulder.
- Rick rolls through the hold and reverses it on Michaels who then reaches back grabbing the hair of Martel to assist in a hip toss.
- HBK stumbles a bit as Martel rushes to his feet; SWEET CHIN MUSIC!!
- Michaels came out of nowhere with that kick and hooks the leg for the three count.
OVERALL – 65%
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No objections. It will mean I last four days longer than Trad. Maf. II.
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March 2, 1992
Hosted By: Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan
Barry Horowitz bt. Typhoon by pinfall.- Horowitz struts down to the ring looking as cocky as ever, now wearing new ring attire of black and blue long tights.
- Typhoon uses his obvious weight advantage early on, backing Horowitz into the corer and leaning his body into him as he open hand chops his chest.
- Typhoon whips Horowitz into the other corner and misses the attempted corner splash. Horowitz hits a few punches but they seem not to affect the big man.
- Horowitz launches an elbow into the mouth of Typhoon; the big man rocks backwards but does not fall.
- Typhoon rushes Barry with a clothesline, but Horowitz ducks the attempt, which instead hits the referee, knocking him out of the ring.
- Barry reaches in his tights and produces a pair of brass knuckles. He rears back and slams Typhoon right in between the eyes, knocking him to the mat.
- The referee climbs back into the ring to see Horowitz come off the second rope with a knee drop.
- Barry lays his foot on the chest of Typhoon for the three count, posing and showing off the whole time.
- Barry Horowitz calls for the ringside attendant to give him a microphone.
- Horowitz says he no longer needs a mentor, he doesn’t need someone leading him around by a leash telling him what to do and what not to do.
- For the first time in a long time, Barry Horowitz is a WINNER! Nobody can take that from him, not any of the curtain jerkers, not the big fat Typhoon; and definitely NOT HAKU!
- Barry is on the fast track to becoming a major superstar, so either stand aside or get knocked on you’re [censored] ASS! [/censored]
- The fans seem to love this match from bell to bell. Marty Jannetty and The Jarrett Gang each receive large reactions from the crowd. This leaves The Dynamite Kid as more of a moot point.
- Gamble quickly takes Dynamite to his back with a bodydrop following an Irish Whip.
- Dynamite back on his feet and attempts a snap suplex, but Gamble reverses for a vertical suplex in his favor. Kip enters the ring and drops an elbow on the arm of Dynamite; twisted in the grip of Gamble.
- Kip using some boxing worthy right hands before knocking Dynamite to his back with a crushing left. Kip follows up with a legdrop but can only score a two-fall.
- Marty gets the tag and hits Kip with an armdrag and then a headlock takedown.
- Jannetty grabs Kip in an armbar, trying to slow The Bandit’s momentum.
- Jarrett starts screaming at the ref that Jannetty is pulling Kip’s hair, but the referee disregards him.
- Kip pulls himself to his feet and manages to reverse the hold, dropping Marty with a drop toe hold.
- Kip manages to get a tag to Gamble who climbs the ropes.
- Kip hits a back suplex and picks Jannetty back up for The Six-Gun Salute (Backbreaker/Legdrop). Gamble covers for the three.
- The Jarrett Gang is celebrating in the ring as Slick comes out from the back.
- Slick has a microphone as says that his team will be in action tonight, the team that WILL be winning the WWF World Six-Man Tag Team Championships in their first-round match.
- Slick calls his Slicksters out from the back, Rick Martel, Hercules and Paul Roma!
- The team hits the ring and tries to fight with The Jarrett Gang who bails from the ring. Jarrett then starts telling them that they need to stay fresh for their match.
- Slick yells out to them that they are cowards and aren’t even going to get to face them in the tournament because The Jarrett Gang isn’t man enough to make it past the first round.
- At this moment, Demolition enters the arena to a HUGE ovation and slowly walk to the ring, showing themselves as The Slicksters first round opponents.
Demolition (Ax/Smash/Crush) bt. The Slicksters (Hercules/Roma/Martel) by pinfall.- Ax is the first man in the ring, but all three Slicksters pour out of the ring in toe, leaving one of the most dominant forces in WWF history to enter the ring… reunited. Ax and Smash clamored about the ring, getting some crowd reaction built up, while Crush stares at his opponents like meat.
- Ax starts out this match against Hercules, the normally herculian strength (no pun intended) is no match for the returning former tag champion. Ax forces Hercules down to the mat and drops an elbow.
- Ax takes Hercules back to the Demolition corner and lays in some open hand chops, Smash gets the tag and enters the ring, taking over on chop duty.
- Smash throws in a couple of chops and then a back elbow, smashing Hercules into the corner. Smash raises Hercules up and sits him down on the top rope, grabbing him by the arm and the back of the neck and tosses him across the ring.
- Paul Roma enters the ring, but is met with strong resistance in the form of a knee to the gut from Smash, and an atomic drop.
- Crush enters the ring and starts with a boot to the side of the head on Roma, lifting him up and bringing him down with a sidewalk slam.
- Crush manhandles Roma to the point where he becomes bored with him and drags him back to the Slickster’s corner to tag out.
- Martel comes in with fire in his eyes, but looks as if he hit an ice slick, because he goes down like a ton of bricks after a big boot from Crush.
- Crush tags out to Ax who comes barreling in and axe handles Martel in the face, followed up with some forearms and an Irish Whip. Monstrous back bodydrop onto the mat for Martel.
- Ax lays across the chest of his fallen opponent for the three count.
- After the match Demolition chase off Slick.
The Six-Million Dollar Team!- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring Ted DiBiase addressing his Million Dollar Team.
- DiBiase starts to express his rage with Jack Tunney’s decision to put him in the ring with The Nasty Boys, he finds it’s appalling that he is forced to lower himself to the level of a team like The Nasty Boys.
- Other than the outrage of his opponents at Saturday Night’s Main Event; Ted DiBiase now is going to restructure his team of Kokina and Animal to also add “The Million Dollar Champion”, “The Englishman” David B. Smythe.
- Next week, the Million Dollar Team will be facing the team of KoKo B. Ware and The Bushwhackers as their first round matchup.
- DiBiase says not only is he going to keep hold of his title, but the Million Dollar Team is going to bring home the Six-Man Tag Team Championships.
THE MAIN EVENTRic Flair bt. Big Bossman by submission.- Flair struts to the ring in normal Flair fashion, wearing a blue robe filled with sequins and his hands in the air waving the Four Horsemen sign.
- Bossman never stood a chance against “the dirtiest player in the game”. Flair works on the leg from the opening and knocks Bossman to the mat with a hard knife edge chop.
- Flair lands a knee drop to the forehead of Bossman and follows up with a few stomps to the inside of the knee.
- Flair lays Bossman’s leg on the rope and jumps in the air, driving his knee down into the knee of Bossman, Flair then drops an elbow to the inside of the leg, pulling on the knee.
- Flair wastes no time in applying the figure-four leglock; Bossman has no choice but to quickly submit to save himself from the massive pain.
- Flair refuses to release the hold after the bell, rocking back and forth pulling on the knee of Bossman. The referee threatens to disqualify Flair and so he releases the hold.
- Flair stomps Bossman to the face and drops another knee drop.
- Hulk Hogan rushes the ring WWF Title in hand, trying to run Flair off, saving Bossman from further assault.
Crushing Hulkamania!- Unfortunately for Hogan, it’s an ambush tactic. Anderson, Perfect and Michaels spill out from the crowd into the ring and jump Hogan with Flair standing on the apron.
- Ric Flair steps into the ring and punches Hogan in the mouth while he’s being held by Perfect.
- Flair tosses Hogan to the ground and applies the figure-four leglock. Anderson and Perfect begin stomping on the knees of Hogan while Michaels climbs the ropes, flying off connecting with a beautiful elbowdrop on Hogan.
- The New Foundation hit the ring to save Hogan, but it’s too late as The Four Horsemen abandon their prey and escape, damage already done.
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Awesome, definitely in.
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March 1, 1992
Hosted By: “Lord” Alfred Hayes and Cainin O’Rourke
Barry Horowitz bt. Rick Martel by pinfall.- Horowitz comes to the ring alone yet again, showing quite a bit of confidence flexing to the audience.
- Martel is caught as soon as he enters the ring with a dropkick and then Horowitz follows up with a backbreaker and a two count.
- Barry climbs to the second rope and executes an axe-handle smash, taking Martel on his back for a quick elbow drop.
- Martel attempts to reverse a brainbuster attempt into a small package, but Horowitz kicks out after only a one count.
- Barry picks up the win with a rollup after dropping Martel face first on the corner turnbuckle.
- Again after the match, Horowitz shoves the referee away to garner all the attention.
- WWF President Jack Tunney enters the ring with microphone in hand.
- Tunney says that the announcement last week made by Ted DiBiase was incorrect. DiBiase was under the impression his World Tag Team Championships would not be on the line again until WrestleMania. That is NOT correct.
- At Saturday Night’s Main Event, Money Inc. will face The Nasty Boys for the Championship belts.
- As for the Championship Tournament DiBiase was mentioning, it is not a tournament for a SHOT at the WWF Tag Team Championships, it is a tournament to crown the new WWF World Six-Man Tag Team Champions!
- This tournament will showcase 8 teams of 3 men. Some will be familiar faces, where some will be newly acquired members of our roster.
- That tournament will start tomorrow night! Although, to give you a quick introduction to one of the new teams, two of the men will be in a tag team match tonight against Hercules and Paul Roma, two members of Slick’s team, “The Slicksters”.
- As for other news, it is official, Sid Justice will face off against Arn Anderson at Saturday Night’s Main Event in the same match that Anderson competed in last month, a STEEL CAGE MATCH!
- In regards to the Main Event, Mr. Perfect WILL face Hulk Hogan at Saturday Night’s Main Event for the WWF World Championship. If anyone interferes in this match, Perfect will lose and be stripped of his Intercontinental title shot at WrestleMania VIII.
- As to not leave anyone out of the festivities… another match has been made. The New Foundation, WWF Intercontinental Champion, Owen Hart, and his partner Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart will face “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair and “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels in tag team action.
- Jannetty hits the ring on fire with an armdrag throwing Skinner across the ring, with another armdrag to follow up with, throwing Skinner around again.
- Marty hiptosses Skinner to the mat, leaps into the air and connects with a legdrop.
- Skinner reverses a headlock takedown, tossing Marty into the ropes.
- Jannetty ducks a clothesline and fires back with a quick superkick.
- Jannetty hooks the leg and picks up the pinfall victory.
- Three men walk out from behind the curtain and make their way to the ring.
- The first man introduces himself as J-E double F, J-A double R-E double T!
- The Jarrett Gang is here! The first team that Jack Tunney has brought in for the WWF Six-Man Tag Team Championship tournament will be the team that walks home with the gold.
- Jarrett is with The Six-Gun Bandits, Gamble Sixguns (Al Snow) and Kip Winchester (Kip James/BABG). Tonight, the Six-Gun bandits are getting their shot at the team of Power and Glory.
- Nothing spells Power or Glory more than The Jarrett Gang!
- Kip starts out the match against Paul Roma with a stiff jab to the face. Kip backs Roma into the corner and continues with a powerful left hand.
- Kip tosses Roma across the ring to the other corner and follows up with a running clothesline.
- Gamble enters the ring and gets the crowd on their feet with his debut appearance, raising Roma to the top ropes and coming down with a massive superplex.
- Gamble lifts Roma up and tags Kip back into the ring. Gamble climbs the ropes and hits a legdrop as Kip drops him with a backbreaker.
- Kip scores the pinfall victory as Gamble knocks Hercules off the apron.
- Jarrett enters the ring and raises the hands of his “boys”.
- Mr. Perfect comes to the ring with Bobby Heenan in toe.
- Perfect throws his towel in the air and Heenan catches it, handing him a mic with his other hand.
- Perfect says he is glad that Jack Tunney made it official that Hogan will be defending his championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event. Perfect claims it is preposterous to think that he would have outside interference. He beat Hogan fair and square and will do it again.
- Perfect says that he feels that The Horsemen are being treated with disrespect. Fear is causing Tunney to try to qualm the rising tide of The Horsemen. Taking out jealousy by abusing power will be what quickly ends Tunney’s reign as President.
- Perfect goes on to say that The Horsemen WILL BE REPRESENTED in the Six-Man Tag Team Tournament. Shawn Michaels, Arn Anderson and himself will make up the team that will take the title.
- Last week, Michaels sharpened his skills by facing off against Kevin Von Erich, tonight Perfect will be facing another Von Erich; Kerry Von Erich!
- Mr. Perfect wastes little time going to work on the legs of Von Erich stomping quickly on the inside of the leg knocking Kerry to his knees.
- Kerry attempts to fight back with a few hits of his own, but Perfect blocks and follows up with a kneebreaker.
- Von Erich connects with a roundhouse punch, knocking Perfect off his feet.
- Heenan clamors on to the apron screaming at the referee to admonish Von Erich for his closed fist punch.
- Kerry rears back and pops Heenan right on the chin, knocking him off the apron, but gives Mr. Perfect time to recoup.
- Perfect kicks Kerry to the gut and executes a beautiful Perfect-Plex, scoring the pinfall victory.
- After the match Perfect holds Kerry and allows Heenan to slap his face. Perfect then lays a few boots to the face of Von Erich before posing to the audience.
Overall – 74%
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Current Champions and Roster Status
WWF World Heavyweight Champion
Hulk Hogan
Won the 1992 Royal Rumble for Vacant Title, Jan 26th 1992.
WWF Intercontinental Champion
Owen Hart
Received from his injured brother Bret Hart, Feb 15th 1992.
WWF World Tag Team Champions
“Money Inc” – “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase & Irwin R. Schyster
Defeated The Legion of Doom at the 1992 Royal Rumble, Jan 26th 1992.
Current WWF Roster
[Key Heel-Red Face-Blue Tweener-Green ]
Main Eventers
Hulk Hogan
Ric Flair
Upper MidCard
Bret Hart [iNJURED]
Randy Savage
Owen Hart
Rowdy Roddy Piper
Sid Justice
Arn Anderson
Mr. Perfect
Jake Roberts
Shawn Michaels
The Undertaker
MidCard
Big Bossman
Dynamite Kid
Jim Neidhart
Jimmy Snuka
Kevin Von Erich
Kerry Von Erich
Marty Jannetty
Animal
Brian Knobbs
Brutus Beefcake
David B. Smythe
Funkay Ray
Honky Tonk Man
Irwin R. Schyster
Gerald Lawler
Jerry Saggs
Kokina
Papa Shango
Rick Martel
Ted DiBiase
The Great Muta
The Mountie
Titan
Titus
Lower MidCard
Barry Horowitz
Butch
KoKo B. Ware
Luke
Tatanka
Earthquake
Greg Valentine
Haku
Hercules
Paul Roma
Skinner
The Bezerker
Typhoon
Developmental Deals
Al Sarven
Ax
Barry Hardy
Black Tiger
Bob Bradley
Bob Holly
Booker T
Brooklyn Brawler
Bruce Hart
Butch Stanley
Chris Candido
Chris Walker
Colonel Mustafa
Crush
Dean Malenko
Dionico Torres
Doug Gilbert
Duane Gill
Eiji Ezaki
El Matador
Fatu
Hawk
Iron Mike Sharpe
Italian Stallion
Jado
Jean Paul LeVesque
Jeff Jarrett
Jim Duggan
Jim Fullington
Jim Powers
Joe Malenko
Kato
Keith Hart
Kenta Kobashi
Kevin Kelly
Kevin Krueger
Kid Vicious
Kip Winchester
Koji Kanemoto
Konnan
Lance Storm
Lightning Kid
Lion Heart
Mr. Saito
Peter Senerchia
Reno Riggins
Rey Mysterio Jr.
Repo Man
Sabu
Samu
Scott Anthony
Scott Taylor
Sgt. Slaughter
Shinjiro Otani
Sir Beau of Beverly
Sir Blake of Beverly
Steven Regal
Tanaka
The Samoan Savage
Too Cold Scorpio
Virgil
Wild Pegasus
Match of The Month
Arn Anderson Vs Randy Savage
Steel Cage Grudge Match
Saturday Night’s Main Event – February 22, 1992
Tag Team of The Month
“The Nasty Boys” – Brian Knobbs and Jerry Saggs
Wrestler of the Month
Mr. Perfect
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February 29, 1992
Hosted By: Vince McMahon and Eric Bischoff
4 is More!- Ric Flair, Mr. Perfect, Arn Anderson and “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels make their way to the ring with Bobby “The Brain” Heenan.
- Flair grabs a microphone as soon as he enters the ring and introduces the team in fron of himself one by one.
- [1] The hottest up and coming star in the lockeroom and the WWF’s own Pretty Boy, “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels!
- [2] The man who brings new meaning to PERFECTION, the man who will soon end Hulkamania once and for all and the best physical specimen the WWF has today, Mr. Perfect!
- [3] The Enforcer, the man to be reckoned with, the toughest man the WWF has seen in years and will ever see in the future. Arn Anderson!
- [4] And of course, the wheelin’, dealin’, stylin’, profilin’, winin’, dinin’ superstar of the WWF. The NEXT WWF WORLD CHAMPION! “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair!
- These men, are a legacy, these men, will carry on the dynasty… of The Four Horsemen!!!
- Guided by “The Brain” and containing the best talents in the WWF today, The Four Horsemen are riding high again…
- Haku starts with some open hand chops, forcing Lawler back into the corner. Lawler gets the upper hand with an eye gouge.
- Lawler with some strong left hands, the last of which knocks Haku to the ground and follows up with a fist drop.
- Haku catches Lawler with a vicious headbutt and knocks Lawler on his back. Haku then lays a couple stomps to the side of the head of Lawler.
- Horowitz is at ringside instigating an argument with the front row at ringside and then ends up shoving down The Genius.
- Lawler’s attention is drawn to his fallen manager which allows Haku to nail the thrust kick and follow up with a three-count.
- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring Sid Justice in his home.
- Sid calls out to Flair’s crew; Sid wants revenge on Flair and all of his men.
- He was on the fast road to recovery and was going to be able to return to ring action the following night after Saturday Night’s Main Event, but now after the vicious assault he was just forced to bear, he will not be able to wrestle again for a few weeks more.
- Although, this isn’t all bad, Sid has spoken with WWF President Jack Tunney. At Saturday Night’s Main Event, on March 14, Sid will face Arn Anderson!!
- Sid will get his revenge, Sid WILL serve Justice!
- Knobbs starts out this match against Paul Roma, tossing him into the corner and running in with a clothesline.
- Roma manages to lift Knobbs with a vertical suplex, but Knobbs falls on top of him for a two-count.
- Hercules powerslams Knobbs to the mat, and follows up with a falling forearm.
- Saggs enters the ring and bodyslams Roma to the mat. Saggs takes his time following up to deal with a heckler in the audience, blowing his nose towards him.
- Saggs finishes off Roma with a shoulderbreaker for the three-count.
- Owen Hart and Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart are backstage with “Mean” Gene Okerlund.
- Owen starts out by saying that The Four Horsemen reforming isn’t surprising as men who can’t fight for themselves group up for gang tactics.
- Jim screams into the mic that he will break Perfect’s back and smash Michaels face. The Four Horsemen have nothing on The New Foundation.
- Nobody embarrasses and nobody insults The Hart Family like The Horsemen did.
- Owen has already beaten Michaels to retain the IC Championship and at WrestleMania it’s going to be more of the same as he faces Mr. Perfect.
- Owen and Jim start to get out of control and start losing their cool, when Hulk Hogan enters the lockeroom.
- Hulk Hogan enters the lockeroom and immediately attempts to calm Owen and Jim.
- Hogan says that soon revenge is going to come back on The Horsemen, that they won’t be able to keep the numbers game for long.
- Hogan guarantees he will beat Mr. Perfect at Saturday Night’s Main Event and bring him back to reality.
- If Owen and Jim can contain their anger, they can join The Hulkamaniac Army and help fight off the Horsemen.
- Owen and Jim agree and walk off with Hogan talking over strategy.
- Anderson rushes Tatanka in the ring and slams him down with a headlock takedown.
- Tatanka attempts a chop to the top of the head, but Arn side steps and hits Tatanka with a devastating Gourdbuster.
- Anderson follows up with a stomp to the back of the shoulders and a knee drop to the head.
- Anderson lifts Tatanka to his feet and slams him down with a Spinebuster for the three-count.
- After the victory Arn climbs to the second rope and hoists his arms into the air four fingers on each hand raised in victory.
OVERALL – 78%
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February 24, 1992
Hosted By: Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan
The Dream Team (Brutus Beefcake/Greg Valentine) bt. Skinner and The Bezerker by pinfall.- Valentine starts the match off slow with a few punches exchanged. Valentine sends his Skinner off the ropes and knocks him down with a nice forearm to the front of the skull.
- Brutus takes a devastating shot at Skinner, knocking him directly in the jaw with a high knee. Brutus covers for a two count.
- The Bezerker hits the ring, but to no avail. The Dream Team has a solid hold on the lead; Valentine is maintaining a constant pace of assault.
- Valentine picks up the win after a hip toss and Hammer Drop.
- Beefcake lays the boots into the face of Skinner after the match, adding insult to injury.
- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring Randy Savage in street attire in his home.
- Savage has a bandage around his head and a grimace on his face as he looks almost in pain just to talk.
- Anderson didn’t get off the hook by beating him in the cage. He still has a beating coming to him. He may have gotten off easy at Saturday Night’s Main Event, but everybody has a bad night.
- Savage feels his livelihood has been temporarily taken away from him and vows to strike back against Anderson as soon as he is 100%.
- Arn should look over his shoulder and sleep with one eye open, because you’ll never know when the Macho Man is going to come from the shadows for revenge.
- Jannetty hits the ring to quite a large reaction from the fans in attendance.
- Marty is quick to action with his stout opponent, nailing a high dropkick to the chin, followed up with a legdrop and a two count.
- Dynamite senses Marty is trying to end this match quick and attempts to slow the pace in his favor. Dynamite hits a snap suplex which slows Jannetty for awhile.
- Jannetty catches Dynamite with a spinning elbow off the ropes. Marty climbs the rope and leaps off with an attempted elbow drop, but Dynamite rolls away.
- Marty recoups and hits an astonishing Superkick, throwing Dynamite into a spin.
- Jannetty hooks the leg for the pinfall.
- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring Percy with Titus in a darkened room with a white light surrounding Percy.
- Tonight Percy claims that his past will not longer haunt him, he will face his demons and destroy them in the light he now basks in. The Undertaker will never rise again, nor shall he rest in peace. He will be plagued with torment in the fires of hell!
- Titus will rise up against The Undertaker for the last time, take him and put him in his final casket!
- Papa Shango and his dark magic cannot save The Undertaker, for his destiny is written. Shango will then be powerless without a minion or a leader. His magic shall fade and be lost forever!
- Percy laughs maniacally as he looks upon Titus.
Titus w/Percy bt. The Undertaker by pinfall.- The Undertaker enters the ring very disheveled, his clothes are torn and he looks very confused and lost. He stumbles into the ring, reaching towards Percy standing in the corner. Percy raises his cane and Titus rushes Taker.
- Titus cranks Taker in the face with a jab, knocking him back. Titus reels back and lets loose another punch and another.
- The Undertaker is rocked by each hit, but refuses to fall off his feet. Titus eventually knocks the Undertaker over the top rope, which he still lands on his feet.
- The Deadman stalks Percy around the ring, reaching out to him, but Percy turns his back to him. This allows Titus to ambush Taker with a kick to the side of the head, knocking Taker onto his back on the apron.
- Titus rolls the Undertaker to the middle of the ring and stomps on his throat, he then picks him up and hits another vicious kick to the side of the head.
- Undertaker attempts to sit up, reaching out for Percy, whom again turns his back, the deadman then falls back, seemingly powerless.
- Titus climbs the ropes and connects with a top rope headbutt for good measure before scoring the pinfall on The Undertaker.
- Percy enters the ring with his white hanker-chief and lays it over the face of The Undertaker, raising his hands to the sky above.
- The lights begin to dim and flicker. The lights return to normalcy to reveal The Undertaker is no longer in the ring, but the hanker-chief remains laid out in the same fashion.
The Champion is Standing Tall!- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring Hulk Hogan alongside “Mean” Gene Okerlund.
- Hogan says that at Saturday Night’s Main Event, Mr. Perfect slid by with a win by using the same underhanded tricks that have done in the hard working performers of this sport for years.
- Hogan expected more from Perfect, being part of a wrestling family, having a lineage in the sport. Hogan was expecting an honorable contest, one that all the Hulkamaniacs could be proud of.
- Instead, Hogan got bamboozled and suffered a loss to Mr. Perfect. That doesn’t sit well with the champion.
- Mr. Perfect may have bought himself a guaranteed Intercontinental Championship match at WrestleMania, but Hogan has a proposition.
- Hogan wants to give his Hulkamaniacs a chance to see the match that he wanted them to see, Hulk Hogan Vs. Mr. Perfect with NO cheap tactics and NO outside interference. In order to set this up, Hogan is willing to put up the WWF Championship at the next SNME against Mr. Perfect, BUT if Mr. Perfect has any sort of outside influence or interference during the match, he will be disqualified and LOSE HIS WRESTLEMANIA TITLE SHOT!
- Hogan says the challenge is open, Perfect just has to accept.
THE MAIN EVENTMr. Perfect and ??? bt. The New Foundation (Owen Hart/Jim Neidhart) by pinfall.- Mr. Perfect comes to the ring and stops midway, looking at Owen and Neidhart already in the ring. He points to the curtain and out comes none other than “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels!
- Michaels and Perfect hit the ring and slowly enter, getting face to face with Owen and Jim. Michaels shoves Neidhart and Perfect slaps Owen to set off the match.
- Perfect knocks Owen out of the ring and follows outside, leaving Neidhart and Michaels in the ring to square off.
- “The Anvil” grabs control in his favor, overpowering the much smaller Michaels, lifting him up for a press slam.
- Neidhart throws HBK into a 360 spin with a massive clothesline off the ropes. Anvil nails an elbow and follows up with a two count.
- Owen gets his face smashed into the turnbuckle as soon as he enters the ring, sending Michaels back on the strong offensive. HBK hits a running forearm and gets the tag to Mr. Perfect.
- Perfect and Hart go toe to toe with neither seeming to get a solid advantage. Perfect grabs Owen and attempts a quick Perfect-Plex, but catches a knee to the gut.
- Owen flips Perfect with a crushing enziguri kick, but Perfect manages to kick out right before the three. Michaels rushes the ring and stomps on the back of the skull of Owen, allowing Perfect to recoup.
- The referee threatens to DQ Michaels if he enters the ring out of turn again, which leads of Michaels getting back to the apron.
- Owen dives for the tag to Neidhart, but his leg is caught by Perfect and he is dragged back to the center of the ring where Perfect applies the Figure Four leglock.
- Owen reverses the hold and attempts to roll into the Sharpshooter but Perfect flexes his legs, forcing Owen off of him, but to Neidhart in the corner for the tag.
- Perfect dropkicks Neidhart in the face, throwing him backwards. HBK is tagged in and goes for a quick Sweet Chin Music, but Anvil ducks and hits a shoulderblock.
- HBK gets tosses against the ropes and Neidhart ducks for the back body drop, Michaels flies high into the air, but lands on his feet, sticking “The Anvil” with SWEET CHIN MUSIC!
- Michaels picks up the three-count as Owen attempts to jump in for the save. Mr. Perfect hits the ring and starts going to work on Owen. Michaels lays the fists into Owen as well and tells Perfect to pick him up, SWEET CHIN MUSIC!!; Owen Hart is down!
- Shawn makes a motion, signaling the belt around his waist, which leads to him and Perfect having a staredown. Perfect shoves Michaels back and Michaels begs off, backing up and pointing to the back.
3 is a Crowd, 4 is a DYNASTY!- Ric Flair and Arn Anderson are seen walking towards the ring from the back lockeroom. They enter the ring and stand over the fallen Foundation members with Perfect and Michaels.
- Flair grabs Perfects arm and raises it high in the air, leading Michaels to get an angry look on his face… Anderson then lifts Michaels hand in the air, leading to Perfect looking confused.
- Flair smiles at Perfect and lifts up his hand, showing 4 fingers.
OVERALL – 77% -
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