WWF: 1992

[Guest litpdwi16]

Final Card for Wrestlemania VIII

WWF Championship

Hulk Hogan © Vs. Ric Flair

WWF Intercontinental Championship

Bret Hart © Vs. Jerry Lynn

WWF Tag Team Championship

The Thrillseekers© Vs. The New Foundation

Shawn Michaels Vs. Marty Jannetty

Randy Savage Vs. Mr. Perfect

Texas Tornado Vs. Kevin Von Erich

The Undertaker Vs. Sid Justice

Loser Must Leave WWF Forever

Jerry "The King" Lawler Vs. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine

Dark Match: Rey Misterio Jr. Vs. Ultimo Dragon

[The Handsome Hero]

WWF Championship

Hulk Hogan © Vs. Ric Flair

WWF Intercontinental Championship

Bret Hart © Vs. Jerry Lynn

WWF Tag Team Championship

The Thrillseekers© Vs. The New Foundation

Shawn Michaels Vs. Marty Jannetty

Randy Savage Vs. Mr. Perfect

Texas Tornado Vs. Kevin Von Erich

The Undertaker Vs. Sid Justice

Loser Must Leave WWF Forever

Jerry "The King" Lawler Vs. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine

Dark Match: Rey Misterio Jr. Vs. Ultimo Dragon

[AntPaulseno]

Final Card for Wrestlemania VIII

WWF Championship

Hulk Hogan © Vs. Ric Flair

WWF Intercontinental Championship

Bret Hart © Vs. Jerry Lynn

WWF Tag Team Championship

The Thrillseekers© Vs. The New Foundation

Shawn Michaels Vs. Marty Jannetty

Randy Savage Vs. Mr. Perfect

Texas Tornado Vs. Kevin Von Erich

The Undertaker Vs. Sid Justice

Loser Must Leave WWF Forever

Jerry "The King" Lawler Vs. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine

Dark Match: Rey Misterio Jr. Vs. The Dynamite Kid

Winner of the contest will get to determine who gets the next main event push. Once the contest is over, I will let the winner know who the current main eventers are.

Edited October 23, 2005 by AntPaulseno

[ChrisO]

Monday, March 7th, 1992

Superstars

Eddie Guerrero Vs. "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka

This was a pretty good match which saw some good high flying action between both of these men. The fans were into both of these midcarders. The end came when Eddie hit a Swinging DDT on Snuka and got the three count.

MQ: 81%

CR: 64%

OR: 64%

Kevin Von Erich Vs. British Bulldog

This was another good match with some good actoin between both of the athletes. The fans were into Bulldog for most of the match and started getting into Kevin Von Erich after a bit. The end came when Von Erich locked on The Claw on Bulldog and made him submit.

Post-Match: Texas Tornado comes running down and nails Kevin Von Erich with a Flying Crossbody and quickly leaves the ring as the fans cheer.

MQ: 79%

CR: 72%

OR: 67%

Backstage: We see the team of the Mega Powers, Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage and they start talking about Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect and inform them that they will be beaten in the main event tonight.

88%

The New Foundation Vs. The Orient Express

This was some really good tag team action that we got here tonight out of these two teams. The fans are really getting into The New Foundation as heels. The end came when The New Foundation hit the Hart Attack on Tanaka and Owen got the three count.

Post-Match: The Thrillseekers come running down and laid out the New Foundation, and then left the ring as the crowd cheered them on.

MQ: 88%

CR: 69%

OR: 70%

Jerry "The King" Lawler Vs. Al Snow

This was another good match, with the King keeping it on the mat, while Al went for the speed variety. The end came when King hit Al with a Piledriver and got the three count.

Post-Match: Greg Valentine came running down and laid out The King and locked in the Figure Four and forced him to tap.

MQ: 81%

CR: 52%

OR: 59%

Wild Pegasus & Biff Wellington Vs. The Malenkos

This was an excellent match with the fans really getting into Pegasus and Wellington. The end came when Pegasus hit the Swandive Headbutt on Dean and got the three count.

MQ: 100%

CR: 65%

OR: 73%

Backstage: We see Sid Justice and he starts talking about the Undertaker and says that the outcome of Wrestlemania will not be any different from Saturday Night Main Event.

80%

Backstage: We see Jerry Lynn and he starts talking about Bret Hart and how at Wrestlemania he will not walk out with the Intercontinental Championship, he will be lying in the middle of the ring looking up at the new Champion.

75%

Mr. Perfect and Ric Flair Vs. The Mega Powers

This was an awesome match with some good spots in it. The fans were really buying into all four of the roles these wrestlers play. The end came when Flair get out of a Suplex and rolled up Savage but pulled the tights and cheated to get the three count.

Post-Match: Hogan and Savage attack Flair and Perfect and Hogan hits the Legdrop on Flair and Savage hits the Savage Elbow on Mr. Perfect as the show comes to a close.

MQ: 91%

CR: 91%

OR: 81%

Overall Show Rating: 73%

Post-Show News

Ratings

WCW Saturday Night got a 3.21 TV rating

WWF Superstars got a 3.57 TV rating

WWF News

Ultimo Dragon has been sidelined with a broken leg, for 7 months.

OOC Note: This was the final show before Wrestlemania. The injury will change the dark match, but, it will be someone with skills similar to Ultimo's. Make your predictions for Wrestlemania quick, as the show will hopefully be up by Wednesday, if not, then it could be as late as Saturday. I will announce that instead of Ultimo Dragon it will be The Dynamite Kid facing Rey Misterio in the Wrestlemania dark match, the card will be changed asap.

[Guest HardcoreIcon87]

Final Card for Wrestlemania VIII

WWF Championship

Hulk Hogan © Vs. Ric Flair

WWF Intercontinental Championship

Bret Hart © Vs. Jerry Lynn

WWF Tag Team Championship

The Thrillseekers© Vs. The New Foundation

Shawn Michaels Vs. Marty Jannetty

Randy Savage Vs. Mr. Perfect

Texas Tornado Vs. Kevin Von Erich

The Undertaker Vs. Sid Justice

Loser Must Leave WWF Forever

Jerry "The King" Lawler Vs. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine

Dark Match: Rey Misterio Jr. Vs. The Dynamite Kid

[Guest litpdwi16]

Despite the change, I'm leaving my prediction as Rey Misterio.

[ChrisO]

OOC Note: The Handsome Hero has changed his vote to Rey Misterio. Thanks for making predictions, all up by the time the show is posted today will be counted.

Sunday, March 8th, 1992

Wrestlemania VIII

The Dynamite Kid defeated Rey Misterio Jr. in 10:51 by pinfall

MQ: 95%

CR: 78%

OR: 86%

Texas Tornado Vs. Kevin Von Erich

This match starts off with the two exchanging rights and lefts. Kevin hit a Back Suplex after a few minutes. Texas Tornado reverses the Irish Whip and nails a Backdrop on Kevin. After a Backbreaker on Kevin, Texas Tornado goes for a cover, but, only manages a two count. Kevin counters a Body Slam. After a few minutes of brawling, Kevin hits a Gutwrench Powerbomb. Kevin gets a two count. After a few more minutes of hammering, Texas Tornado takes control. Texas Tornado goes for a Body Slam, but, Kevin gets out of it and quickly locks on the Claw and Texas Tornado is forced to submit!

Post-Match: Kevin Von Erich doesn't stop there, instead, he keeps the Claw locked in until security comes down and forces him to break.

MQ: 91%

CR: 77%

OR: 84%

Loser Must Leave The WWF, Forever

Jerry "The King" Lawler Vs. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine

The match starts with King getting the upperhand and after a few minutes, King hits a Backbreaker on Valentine. Then, in the second move, the King got the Piledriver and The Hammer is out for the three count and must leave the WWF.

MQ: 65%

CR: 60%

OR: 62%

WWF Tag Team Championships

The Thrillseekers Vs. The New Foundation

This match starts off with Lance and Neidhart, Lance takes down Jim and nails him with a Double Axe off the middle turnbuckle after a few minutes. Then, Lance got the tag to Lion Heart and Lion Heart hit a Running Senton on The Anvil. Anvil manages to get a tag to Owen somehow and Owen comes in and tries a move off the ropes but is met with an Elbow by Lion Heart. Then, Owen gets taken down again and then submits to the Lion Tamer and the Thrillseekers retain the WWF Tag Team Championships.

MQ: 94%

CR: 81%

OR: 87%

Randy "Macho Man" Savage Vs. Mr. Perfect

The match starts off with the first couple of minutes being nothing but exchanges of right hands. Mr. Perfect got the upperhand and hit a Double Arm Suplex. Savage gets out of the way of an Avalanche in the corner and hits a Backdrop. Randy then hits a Piledriver on Mr. Perfect, then, covers for a two count. After ducking under a Clothesline attempt, Mr. Perfect hits a Spinebuster on the Macho Man, followed by a Russian Leg Sweep. Perfect hits an Elbow Drop on Savage and then hits Savage with the Perfect Plex and gets the three count.

MQ: 96%

CR: 91%

OR: 93%

The Undertaker Vs. Sid Justice

This match starts off with a face-off between the two standing toe to toe followed by an exchange of right hands. Sid gets hit with a Backdrop by Taker. Sid counters another Backdrop attempt with a boot to the face, followed by a Clothesline. Undertaker counters an Avalanche attempt by Sid a few moments later with a nice boot to the face. Sid and Taker start exchanging rights, then Sid locks in a hammerlock, but it's quickly reversed by Taker and then, shortly afterwards, Taker sets up Sid and nails him with a Tombstone Piledriver for the three count.

Post-Match: Sid gets up slowly, as Taker celebrates with Paul Bearer, but, Sid turns him around and nails Taker with a Powerbomb and leaves Taker laying in the center of the ring.

MQ: 67%

CR: 81%

OR: 76%

Best Friend's Collide

Shawn Michaels Vs. Marty Jannetty

This match starts off very quick as both men try and use some technical holds on one another. Marty runs into the ropes and runs into a Heel Kick by Michaels. Michaels takes control for a good five minutes and then whips Jannetty into the corner and goes for an Avalanche but Jannetty moves out of the way. HBK then walks into a face crusher. Jannetty hammers away on Michaels a little bit longer. HBK takes control for a little bit from here and nails Jannetty with a Neckbreaker. Michaels is whipped into the ropes on a reversal and hits Jannetty with a Flying Forearm and then nips up. Jannetty slowly gets up just about that time and his hammered with a Super Kick and Michaels gets the three count and the victory.

MQ: 100%

CR: 89%

OR: 94%

WWF Intercontinental Championship

Bret "Hitman" Hart Vs. Jerry Lynn

Hart nails Lynn with some rights and locks in a Hammerlock but it's countered very nicely. Lynn then hits a Back Heel Kick after a few minutes. Lynn keeps control for a few more minutes and hits a Springboard Dropkick on Bret. Lynn goes for the cover but only gets a two. Then, Lynn picks up Bret and hits him with a Snap Suplex. Bret takes over and nails Lynn with various Suplexes and some submissions, but, aren't held very long. Bret takes out the legs of Lynn and locks in the Sharpshooter and forces Lynn to submit.

Post-Match: Bret starts celebrating with the title, but, Lynn quickly gets up and nails Bret with a Tornado DDT and lays him out cold.

MQ: 100%

CR: 84%

OR: 92%

Main Event

WWF Championship

"Nature Boy" Ric Flair Vs. Hulk Hogan

This match starts with some words exchanged followed by some right hands. Then, after a few minutes, Flair gets the upperhand and hits a Belly to Back Suplex, to the side. Hogan regains control and hits a Vertical Suplex after a few minutes of taking down Flair with Body Slams and Clotheslines. Hogan hits a Body Slam and goes for the Leg Drop but Flair moves out of the way. Flair gets up and ducks under a Clothesline attempt. Flair then hits a Reverse DDT on Hogan, then pins Hogan but only gets a two count. Hogan then gets in a right hand on Flair and takes control, hitting a Body Slam on Flair. Flair then distracts the referee and Low Blows Hogan and locks in the Figure Four and forces Hogan to tap out! Flair wins the WWF Championship!

MQ: 55%

CR: 78%

OR: 71%

Overall Show Rating: 81%

My Thoughts: Overall, a good show with some really good matches. I believe, this, by far is the best card I have put together, with some awesome matches and some unpredictable outcomes to those matches.

Post-Show News

PPV News

Wrestlemania VIII saw a buyrate of 1.44

TV News

GWF TV got a .79 TV Rating

USWA TV got a .46 TV Rating

WCW The Main Event got a 2.13 TV Rating

Promotion News

GWF has fallen from Cult level to Regional Level

Mr. Perfect is being given a main event push in WWF.

OOC Note: The winner of the prediction contest was HardcoreIcon87, getting 8 of the 9 winners of the night correct, congratulations and thank you to everyone else who participated in this contest.

[ChrisO]

Monday, March 5th, 1992

Prime Time Wrestling

Eddie Guerrero Vs. Al Snow

This match was really pretty good to start the night with, the fans got into it pretty well and I enjoyed watching these two go at it again. The end came when Eddie hit the Frog Splash off of the top rope and got the three count.

MQ: 89%

CR: 50%

OR: 69%

Jerry Lynn Vs. El Matador

This was another really good match, the fans got into this one even more than the last one, which is a good thing. The end of the match came when Lynn got the Cradle Piledriver on El Matador and got the three count for the win.

Post-Match: Bret Hart comes running down and hammers away on Lynn. Hart then starts to lock Lynn in the Sharpshooter, but, Lynn manages to crawl out of the ring before it's locked in completely.

MQ: 92%

CR: 65%

OR: 78%

Backstage: We see Kevin Von Erich and he starts talking about the way Texas Tornado beat him at Wrestlemania, and said he cheated (which we know didn't happen), and then asked for a rematch next week on Prime Time Wrestling.

79%

The Dynamite Kid Vs. Dean Malenko

This was yet another good match, which saw a lot of good action. The fans were really cheering for Dynamite Kid in this one and really cheered him when he hit the Diving Headbutt off the top rope for the win.

Post-Match: Mr. Perfect comes running down and immediately attacks Dynamite Kid. Then, he nails the Perfect Plex and then stands over him and looks very pleased with his attack.

MQ: 96%

CR: 65%

OR: 80%

The Thrillseekers Vs. Chavo and Hector Guerrero

This was an awesome tag team match, which the fans got into considerably. The end came when Lion Heart locked in the Lion Tamer and made Hector submit.

MQ: 100%

CR: 76%

OR: 88%

Backstage: We see WWF President Jack Tunney and he states that next week on Prime Time Wrestling we will see Number One Contenders for the WWF Tag Team Championships crowned, as Wild Pegasus and Biff Wellington take on the New Foundation and the winners will move on to next month's Saturday Night Main Event and face the Thrillseekers for the WWF Tag Team Championships.

71%

The Undertaker Vs. El Matador

This was an average match, which the fans seemingly enjoyed. The end came when Undertaker hit the Choke Slam and picked up the three count for the win.

Post-Match: Sid Justice came running down and yet again attacked the Undertaker, apparently mad that he lost at Wrestlemania.

MQ: 71%

CR: 69%

OR: 69%

Backstage: We see Marty Jannetty. He starts talking about Shawn Michaels and he says that his chin still hurts from when Shawn Super Kicked him, but, says that they're rivalry is far from over.

84%

Hulk Hogan Vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler

This match was pretty average, the fans were excellent in this one though, really getting into Hogan and The King. The end came when Hogan hit the Legdrop on The King and got the three count.

Post-Match: We see British Bulldog come running down to the ring and he has a chair in his hand. The King and Hogan both get up at the same time and Bulldog nails King right in the head with it. Then, Hogan starts walking to him and Bulldog nails Hogan right in the head with the chair. Bulldog then leaves the ring with a smile on his face, happy with what he's done.

MQ: 61%

CR: 80%

OR: 74%

Backstage: We see Sid Justice and he starts talking about the Undertaker yet again. Sid then talks about how in the next few weeks, they're whole thing will come to a complete end, especially for the Undertaker.

79%

Ric Flair Vs. Texas Tornado

This was an awesome match, with a lot of great action between both of these men. The fans really seemed to get into them both and were booing Flair the whole time, and cheering Texas Tornado, the end came when Kevin Von Erich came running down and hung Texas Tornado on the top rope and Flair rolled him up for the three count.

Post-Match: Flair and Von Erich start beating down Texas Tornado when Randy Savage comes running down and chases them out of the ring and helps Texas Tornado up as Prime Time Wrestling comes to a close.

MQ: 88%

CR: 82%

OR: 85%

Overall Show Rating: 78%

My Thoughts: All the matches in the show were really good. The fans were awesome tonight. The fall-out show from Wrestlemania was very good, just as Wrestlemania was, but, now that's behind us and next is Saturday Night Main Event.

Post-Show News

Promotion News

3XW Signings: Staff Member David Lowe

Ratings

SMW TV got a .37 TV Rating

Prime Time Wrestling got a 6.30 TV Rating

[ChrisO]

OOC Note: It has been brought to my attention that I have made a couple of errors in the show, Kevin Von Erich's interview and El Matador is in two matches, I apologize for that, I didn't realize that I had done that until everything was done.

[ChrisO]

Saturday, March 14th, 1992

Superstars

Eddie Guerrero Vs. Tatanka

This match was really good for an opening match. The fans got into it a bit and I enjoyed watching these two great athletes go at it, the end came when Eddie hit the Frog Splash on Tatanka to pick up the three count.

MQ: 87%

CR: 61%

OR: 76%

Lightning Kid Vs. Al Snow

This was another good match, not much fan participation in this one, but, they still enjoyed it a bit. The end came when Lightning Kid got the Lightning Kick on Al and the three count.

MQ: 89%

CR: 42%

OR: 65%

Backstage: We see British Bulldog, he was jumping all over Hulk Hogan making his heel turn more effective and says that Hogan is washed up, since he lost to a man who is over fourty.

78%

The New Foundation Vs. The Malenkos

This was a pretty good tag team bout, the Malenkos are starting to get the feel of the WWF ring and a great way for them to get noticed was this one. The end came when the New Foundation hit the Hart Attack on Joe Malenko and Owen picked up the three count.

MQ: 95%

CR: 63%

OR: 79%

Sid Justice Vs. Jake "The Snake" Roberts

This was about average of a match, with some good fan reactions for both men. The end came when Sid hit the Powerbomb on Jake Roberts and picked up the three count.

Post-Match: The Undertaker's music starts to hit and Sid starts to get scared in the ring and then the Undertaker can be heard laughing somewhere, but, he's not in the arena. Sid then jumps out of the ring and makes a b-line for the back.

MQ: 79%

CR: 72%

OR: 75%

Backstage: We see Shawn Michaels, he starts talking about Marty Jannetty. He says that he will face Marty again, just tells Marty to name the time and the place and he will again give him some Sweet Chin Music.

83%

Texas Tornado Vs. Al Snow

This was another good match, but, a bit short for my liking. The fans enjoyed it though. The end came when Texas Tornado hit the Flying Crossbody on Al Snow and picks up the three count.

Post-Match: Kevin Von Erich comes down and him and Texas Tornado start to brawl. Kevin gets on the recieving end and Texas Tornado hits him with a Flying Crossbody and then stands over Kevin and then leaves the ring.

MQ: 84%

CR: 62%

OR: 73%

Main Event

Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect Vs. Randy Savage and Dynamite Kid

This match was awesome from the start, a lot of intensity in both of these feuds. The fans were majorly into this one. The end came when Randy hit the Savage Elbow on Mr. Perfect and gets the three count.

Post-Match: Mr. Perfect and Flair beat down Savage and Dynamite Kid and the show comes to a close as Flair holds Savage in the Figure Four.

MQ: 100%

CR: 92%

OR: 96%

Overall Show Rating: 79%

My Thoughts: What an awesome show. The main event was amazing, I enjoyed all of the matches, HBK and Marty are really enjoying their feud, as are most people. The Post-Mania shows are really hitting the button with the ratings, I love it.

Post-Show News

Ratings

WCW Saturday Night got a 3.26 TV Rating

WWF Superstars got a 3.80 TV Rating

Promotion News

Brickhouse Brown has signed an open contract with SMW

British Bulldog is now getting a main event push as he is over at 91.

[ChrisO]

Sunday, March 15th, 1992

Three new wrestlers have been signed to WWF contracts: Killer Karl Wallace, Mando Guerrero and Vince Torelli, all three men will be debuting in the next coming weeks.

Wrestling Challenge

Rey Misterio Jr. Vs. Jerry Lynn

This was an awesome way to start the night, great way for the fans to get into it, some good high flying action by both men, the end came when Bret Hart came down and distracted Lynn and gave Misterio enough time to set up and hit the Flying Rana and got the three count.

Post-Match: Bret Hart slides in and stands over Lynn and then locks in the Sharpshooter on Lynn and makes him tap out numerous times before referees come down to break it up.

MQ: 97%

CR: 79%

OR: 88%

Eddie Guerrero Vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler

This was another good match, the fans got into both of these midcard level wrestlers, the end came when Eddie hit the Frog Splash on Jerry and picked up the win.

MQ: 90%

CR: 65%

OR: 77%

Backstage: We see Jerry Lynn and he starts talking about Bret Hart. He then says that he is a much better athlete than Bret and things like that, he says that he could've been in the Olympics as athletic as he is.

74%

Wild Pegasus and Biff Wellington Vs. Chavo and Hector Guerrero

This was a great tag team match, the fans started getting into it there a bit and cheered the whole way for Wellington and Pegasus. The end came when Wellington locked in the Cross Knee Leglock and made Hector submit for the win.

MQ: 91%

CR: 73%

OR: 82%

Marty Jannetty Vs. Dean Malenko

This was actually a pretty good match to be a star against a jobber, the fans were into Marty the whole time. The end came when Marty nailed the Rocker Dropper on Dean and got the three count.

Post-Match: Shawn Michaels comes running down and nails Marty with Sweet Chin Music just as he turns and faces him. Then, Shawn stands over Marty then leaves the ring and heads back after a few moments.

MQ: 88%

CR: 67%

OR: 77%

The Undertaker Vs. Texas Tornado

Surprisingly, this was an above average match. I figured the fans would be into this one, so, it was good in that sense and a good match in the ring as well. The end came when Kevin Von Erich came running down and nailed a hard right on Texas Tornado and then Texas Tornado turned around right into a Choke Slam and Taker pinned for the three.

Post-Match: Taker and Kevin are beating down on Texas Tornado, when Sid comes running down and starts to hammer on both men, when Texas Tornado gets up and helps him out and then the Undertaker and Kevin get thrown out of the ring and Sid helps Texas Tornado out a bit.

MQ: 80%

CR: 79%

OR: 79%

Backstage: We see Hulk Hogan and he starts talking about the British Bulldog. Asking why he attacked him and everything else, and says that he will be hoping for some answers on Prime Time Wrestling.

92%

Ric Flair Vs. The Dynamite Kid

This was a perfect match, with the fans really getting into it. The end came when Savage tried to come down to help out The Dynamite Kid and held Flair waiting for the Kid to hit him, but, Flair moved and Dynamite Kid hit Savage and Flair rolled up Dyanmite and got the three count.

Post-Match: Savage attacks Flair from behind and The Dynamite Kid starts to help him, when Mr. Perfect comes down to help and Savage and Dynamite beat him down for coming and the crowd cheers their heads off for Savage and Dynamite.

MQ: 100%

CR: 86%

OR: 93%

Overall Show Rating: 81%

My Thoughts: Some surprising results with matches, qualities and stuff, like Taker Vs. Texas Tornado, and then Jannetty and Malenko, so, those were good and unexpected and I enjoyed this show, but, this was kinda off on what we usually do, next show will be more normal, this one was based solely around the feuds, not getting guys over or anything, except for Eddie.

Post-Show News

Promotion News

USWA has signed Dick Murdoch to an open contract

Large Event News

NECW One More With Feeling was attended by 81 people and they made $1620, this was not a PPV so had no buyrate.

TV Ratings

GWF TV got a .72 TV Rating

USWA TV got a .45 TV Rating

WCW The Main Event got a 2.13 TV Rating

Wrestling Challenge got a 4.21 TV Rating

From Sophie: The Main Event are trying to compete with us, but are being destroyed in the ratings.

[TGC]

Whenever someone bugs me and asks for a review I tend to be a little harsher and more critical than normal. However, you didn't QUITE do that, you just hemmed and hawed on MSN and rambled about how good your diary was until I offered to give you a patented TGC Review And Rant. In retrospect you are going to wish you had never talked to me on MSN, let alone bragged about yourself. My apologies in advance if this seems harsh, but after being subjected to this I can't think of one positive thing to say.

Let's get the grade out of the way right off the bat. An F. Period. You deserve less, but there's no grade that I know of that's lower than an F so it'll have to do.

You don't understand your time period at all, you don't understand how the WWF worked in 1992, and you certainly don't understand what the TV shows in 1992 were like. I mean, I read the opening shows which featured one PPV level match after another booked, I read someone telling you that this was incorrect and explaining how things work, and then I read you continue on in the same vein without changing a thing, let alone acting as if you read the criticism. So allow me to say it AGAIN. In 1992 the TV shows were all basically squash matches designed to make the faces look good and the heels look badass. The Main Events were Midcard level matches. I can't ever remember seeing a major title change happen, and title defenses were never so big that there was ever any doubt that the champion was going to retain. Changing this style is fine, can be done, and hell I did it myself, but it requires a gradual change that seems normal and is not jarring to the readers who know the time frame. Seeing Hogan and Flair in MAJOR matches on Superstars is something that would simply not happen, let alone on the same show.

You talked to me on MSN about nobody replying to your diary with a thought out response, but you did get one very early on and you didn't change a thing that he mentioned as being wrong. However barring that response, I agree that you get nothing but postwhorish replies from the usual suspects here in The Dome. However you don't seem to care that you won't get a detailed response to anything with results and write-ups like this. If you write in a "who cares, basic is best" kind of style, expect nobody but the postwhores to come in here and do just that. If, however, you want thought out, critical, but fair and impartial replies then you have to write in a style that lends itself to those kinds of replies. Two to four line match write-ups and promos that don't even bother to tell the reader what the hell was talked about are not the correct way to garner the responses you want.

So you brought in all the good to great talent that EWR offerd up in this time period, but you once again show that you don't understand the WWF in 1992. Benoit, Al Snow, Eddie G, The Malenkos, and The Thrillseekers are all good, but they are also tiny men who would be jobbers and enhancement talent only in the "big man rules" WWF of 1992. None of these guys would ever get a chance to be anything but lower midcarders at best, not for many more years, as WWF didn't see the smaller men as anything but enhancement talent. You can make a name for HBK, but he wasn't as high up as you seem to want to make some of these guys in 1992. And don't get me started on Rey Mysterio in the WWF in 1992. If you want to write a fed that uses these guys, your BETTER best in a WCW diary or an indy fed.

I could go on, I have another ten things to disect and rip to shreds, but I don't think it's worth it. I don't think you'll listen/read/care. This diary is not good, and it is entirely your own fault. If this style is what you must do, then WWF in 1992 is the wrong diary to be doing it with, period.

AND TO THE POSTWHORES....stop now or start racking up warnings.

TGC

[JStarr]

lol, america