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Monday Nitro - October 5, 1998

Monday Nitro #157
Date: October 5, 1998
Location: Carolina Coliseum, Charleston, South Carolina
Attendance: 8,782
Commentators: Larry Zbyszko, Bobby Heenan, Tony Schiavone, Mike Tenay

Reviewed by Tommy Hall

We're very slowly making our way towards Halloween Havoc and the stories are already dragging. Thunder was actually a nice break from the Hogan vs. Warrior stuff as Goldberg and Page got the spotlight. We're also in Horsemen country tonight meaning an appearance from Flair and the boys is a solid possibility. Let's get to it.


We open with a recap of Hart turning on Sting and revealing his allegiance to Hogan, shocking very few people.

Nitro Girls in pink.

Halloween Havoc promo.

Tony wants to know about the maniacal laugh. I have a very bad feeling about where this is going.

Bret vs. Sting for the US Title tonight.

We look at Piper telling Bret Hart to be a man a few months back as the fans want Flair.

We look back at Bret saving Sting from a whipping by Hogan back in August.

WCW Mastercard ad. Those looked awesome when I was ten and didn't quite know what they were.

Normal opening about ten minutes into the show, complete with hearing Penzer counting the crowd down to cheer.

Lizmark Jr. vs. Saturn

Saturn grabs a hammerlock to start before pounding away in the corner with kicks to the head. A superkick drops Lizmark but he comes back with a hot shot and chops in the corner. Saturn clotheslines him down and hits a nice falcon's arrow followed by the Death Valley Driver for the pin. Not much to see here.

Videos on the main events at the PPV.

Nitro Girls in black.

Kaz Hayashi vs. The Cat

Miller does the five seconds thing and calls Hayashi Jackie Chan like the jerk that he is. Tenay lists off Miller's athletic background including some time in the NFL. Hayashi tries to come back but a stiff kick to the head drops him again. We get an old school stomach claw as the fans aren't thrilled with this one. Hayashi throws him down and goes up top, only to jump into a side kick. A big kick to the chest is enough to give Miller the pin.

Post match Miller grabs a mic and runs his mouth as Sonny Onoo comes in wearing a purple suit. Sonny offers his services and Miller seems to accept but it's not clear. Hayashi, a former client of Onoo, isn't thrilled.

A bunch of eight year olds win the Nitro Party contest this week.

Another Page vs. Goldberg video.

Jerry Flynn vs. Juventud Guerrera

Disco Inferno takes Tenay's place on commentary and we stay on them for a few moments. Flynn pounds away to start as Disco complains about Juvy messing with his weight. Juvy slides through Flynn's legs but gets kicked in the face to put him right back down. Guerrera finally gets in some offense with a springboard missile dropkick followed by some chops in the corner. A sitout bulldog ala Rey Mysterio gets two on Jerry and Juvy sends him outside for a big dive. Back in and a quick Juvy Driver gets the pin.

Rating: D+. Why did Juvy get that much offense in this one? It was looking bad for Juvy to start but at least he got the clean win at the end. Disco vs. Juvy in a non-title feud could be interesting, especially if Disco gets to show off some comedy skills by trying to make weight. I'm not sure why Guerrera didn't win with the 450 here but it was a nice change of pace.

Third Page vs. Goldberg video.

Tenay asks some fans who will win the title match. The people are split.

Heenan joins commentary while Tenay is taking a phone call. The announcers talk about how great Hogan vs. Warrior will be.

Long Hogan vs. Warrior video.

Villano V vs. Wrath

Wrath throws him into the corner and slams him down with ease. Villano is tossed outside and sent into the steps before a slingshot back elbow to the jaw drops him again. The Meltdown is enough for the fast pin. Wrath looked like a monster here.

We get our third video on Hogan vs. Warrior as the night of the video packages continues.

Tenay asks more fans about the World Title match and again it's split.

A Hummer limo arrives in the back with the Wolfpack. They appear to be hunting for someone as they walk through the back. Konnan is holding a broom and head into the wrestlers' dressing room. They run behind a wall and a brawl can be heard. The camera shows that it's against the Black and White until security pulls them apart after a few minutes. They break away from security and the brawl continues until Sting goes into another room and finds Bret Hart. Cops finally come in and break the two of them up.

Back from a break with the Wolfpack walking outside and finding a forklift to flip over the Black and White limousine. Nash and Luger bash it with hammers and Sting slashes the tires for good measure. Cool segment actually.

Hour #2 begins. It's nice to see the first hour end with something interesting for a change.

Hector Garza vs. Damien

Hector pounds away in the corner to start and takes Damien down with a hiptoss. A tilt-a-whirl backbreaker drops Damien again but here's Eddie Guerrero maybe a minute into the match. The referee calls for the bell before Eddie does anything.

Eddie wants to talk about what Eric Bischoff has ever done for either of them. Damien and Hector can't answer and that's Eddie's point: they're just wrestling each other week in and week out without ever getting anywhere. Why can't they ever climb the ladder of success? They can't even afford their own rental car or hotel room because the NWO is taking all of the money. Eddie says La Raza has to unite as the LWO and he has shirts for everybody. Both guys accept them and leave with Guerrero.

Mike Tenay is in the back with the Wolfpack. Nash says Hall isn't here but he's going to go from bar to bar until he finds him. Cameras are going with them.

Another video on Sting vs. Hart.

David Flair is in the front row and acknowledged by the announcers.

Nitro Girls in white.

Cruiserweight Title: Juventud Guerrera vs. Kidman

Kidman is defending. Psychosis works on the arm to start and wraps it around the top rope, only to get taken down by a hiptoss. A quick northern lights suplex gets two for the champion and Psychosis is sent outside for a nice plancha from the champ. Back in and Psychosis busts out a gordbuster of all things for a delayed two count. A top rope spinwheel kick to the back of Kidman's head (called a body attack by Tony) puts the champ down again but Psychosis takes forever to cover a second time.

We hit the chinlock on the champion but Kidman is quickly up with a dropkick. That's the extent of his offense at the moment though as Psychosis hiptosses him out to the floor and follows up with a nice plancha. Billy gets sent into the steps and dropkicked down again as this has been one sided for awhile now. Back in and Kidman scores with a hard clothesline for two but walks into a suplex for the same for Psychosis.

Back to the chinlock from the masked man before he just stomps the heck out of Kidman. The third chinlock doesn't last as long as Psychosis tries a powerbomb, only to be countered into a faceplant for two. A standing hurricanrana gets two on Kidman and a tilt-a-whirl slam gets the same. Kidman comes right back with a sitout spinebuster for two but walks into a moonsault press off the top. Psychosis puts the champ on top for a hurricanrana but Kidman shoves him off and drops the Shooting Star on Psychosis' face to retain.

Rating: C+. Nice match here but the ending was looked nasty. Kidman's knees landed on Psychosis' face so it's lucky that Psychosis is even getting up. It's nice to see a match get some time tonight instead of having them all fly by like the earlier matches have. Kidman is getting better and better every week.

Warrior talks about the Wrestlemania VI main event and rambles about power. The point is he beat Hogan before and can do it again.

Scott Steiner takes credit for the Steiner Brothers' success.

Tenay is chasing the Wolfpack limo as they hunt Scott Hall.

Here are Buff Bagwell and Scott Steiner to the ring when it's supposed to be Rick Steiner vs. Brian Adams. Scott promises to prove how great he is at Halloween Havoc and Buff starts to bark. This brings out Rick who reminds Bagwell that this is the building where he hurt his neck. Buff might want to make a joke about it, but Rick has someone who takes this seriously: Buff's MOM, Judy Bagwell.

She gets on the apron and rips Buff apart, talking about sitting with him in the hospital and reading the fans' letters. Buff says he made a decision and that she and his dad couldn't eat without his support. Judy slaps Buff in the face so Scott gets in her face. Rick takes out Scott and Judy drags Buff out by the ear. This was so hilariously stupid that it was awesome.

Back from a break and we get a clip of Scott and Brian Adams double teaming Rick.

Rick Steiner vs. Brian Adams

This is joined in progress with Rick in big trouble. JJ comes out and ejects Scott as Brian hooks a chinlock. Adams walks around for awhile before getting two off a piledriver. Slow choking ensues and a backbreaker gets two for Adams. Rick comes back with a powerslam and Steiner Line but walks into a boot. Luckily for him it's to the head, meaning Steiner can easily come back with a DDT and the top rope bulldog for the pin.

Rating: D. Slow match here though the high impact spots weren't bad. Rick going through the Black and White on the way to his showdown with Scott is fine for an idea, but they need to actually have a complete match at some point. Adams was good in this role but he shouldn't go much higher.

Hour #3 begins.

Tenay and the Wolfpack go into a bar to look for Scott. No luck so the search continues.

Time for Hogan and Bischoff who we somehow haven't seen so far. Bischoff brags about Hogan's physique. Hogan talks about how the Warrior has been looking for him but it's clear that Warrior is terrified. Warrior can come out here right now if he wants a fight but no one appears. Hogan runs his mouth even more before they leave.

Video on the Horsemen.

Nitro Girls in black.

Kanyon vs. Diamond Dallas Page

Page gets a very quick two off a rollup before shoving Kanyon across the ring. A belly to belly suplex gets another near fall and a forearm puts Kanyond outside. Cue Lodi with signs begging Raven to reform the Flock but he gets a dive from Page instead. The distraction lets Raven come in with a Diamond Cutter to Page for two. Page fights up and throws Kanyon into the corner for some rights and lefts but walks into a Fameasser for two.

We hit the chinlock on Page before he comes back with a sunset flip. A clothesline drops Kanyon but Page can't follow up. Page hammers away and gets two more off the Pancake but a Raven distraction lets Kanyon grab a rollup for a near fall. Page calls for the Cutter but Lodi and Raven run in for the DQ.

Rating: C. Better match that I was expecting given the first few seconds. I was worried they were going to squash Kanyon but he got to look good at the end. I'm not sure why they didn't let Page get a pin but it' snot the worst result in the world. The Goldberg vs. Page match should be awesome.

Page gets double teamed post match but Goldberg makes the save.

Hall isn't at the second bar either.

Lenny Lane vs. Disciple

Lane dances around like Warrior to start and gets his head knocked off as a result. Lenny tries snapmares and some kicks but Disciple no sells everything, clotheslines him down and wins with the Apocalypse.

Disciple says he's done carrying Hogan's bags because he's his own man now. Hogan and Bischoff come out but Disciple storms past them. The two of them head into the back and the storyline takes a sharp turn into a nose dive. Hogan stands in front of a mirror and says everything is falling apart. He looks up and sees Warrior standing behind him but there's no one behind him. Hogan sees Warrior in the mirror again (we can see him too) and begs him to come to a truce. Bischoff can't see the Warrior and asks Hogan what he's talking about. Hogan ignores Bischoff and keeps talking to Warrior until Bischoff tells the cameraman to get out of here.

So yeah, apparently Bischoff is the crazy one as only he couldn't see Warrior. I could live with the storyline being stupid and only existing to stroke Hogan's ego. The segments were really stupid to start with the smoke and everything, but you could REALLY stretch and say Warrior was attacking them under the cover of the smoke. They had toned it down in the last few weeks and just used regular (as regular as Warrior can get) promos to build the match but this takes it to a level where it's stupid and bordering on insulting rather that just eye rolling. Why do I have a feeling it's only going to get worse too?

Tenay follows the Wolfpac to a bar that looks a lot nicer on the inside than on the outside. Hall is inside and Nash goes right after him. Nash sends Hall into the mens' room. The Wolfpack follows him in a few moments later and invite the camera in. Hall is out cold just like you would expect him to be.

Here's a distressed looking Bischoff with something to say. He assures us that Hogan is just fine but has a story to tell us about a man named Flair. Bischoff makes fun of country fans that go to Waffle Houses, drawing a huge WE WANT FLAIR chant. Flair isn't here tonight and Bischoff has made sure of that because Ric is a coward. This brings out Double A who says this is a Horseman job. He's officially in charge of head games, so let's just bring out the champ right now.

This brings out Reid Flair in a singlet with a medal around his neck. Eric is annoyed and says there are Flairs everywhere. Reid: “Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeean WOO! Gene!” He's here to handle his father's light work and steps up to Bischoff before easily taking him down twice in a row. Bischoff goes after him but Arn gives him a look to scare Eric off. Reid holds up the four fingers and Bischoff doesn't know what to do.

Back from a break with Bischoff alone in the ring, ranting about wanting Ric Flair out here right now. Liz comes to the ring with a phone and is told to call Ric right now. Someone answers but it's Ric's wife Beth who yells at Eric until Ric's music comes on. He hits the ring and takes off the jacket but here's the Black and White. Benoit, Malenko, Mongo, Anderson and Reid hit the ring to protect Ric and the NWO bails. David Flair gets in the ring as well to complete the showdown. Awesome segment as the Flair vs. Bischoff showdown is another week closer.

US Title: Sting vs. Bret Hart

Pay per view? What's that? The challenger Sting is alone here as the Wolfpack is still gone from chasing Hall. Bret comes down the aisle but turns around and heads back through the entrance. Sting gives chase and the fight is on in the back. No match of course. Sting sends him into a steel door and then hits him with a dry erase board. Bret gets his jacket off and they head to the cafeteria area where thankfully there isn't any food left.

Hart takes over with some right hands and suplexes him through a table to put Sting down. He goes after the leg and ankle with a chair and pounds away with fists until Sting throws him down. Sting limps after him and crotches Bret against the side of a door. Bret gets away and tries to commandeer a golf card but there's no key. Sting chokes him with a pole and puts on a Scorpion. Bret: “CHEATER!” Security breaks it up to end the show.

Overall Rating: C+. This was a very angle heavy show and they worked for the most part. That being said, the Hogan mirror stuff is just so stupid and sticks out like a sore thumb. The NWO stuff still doesn't have an end game but at least they're building up to a card of matches at Halloween Havoc. There are still a lot of problems plaguing the show though.

As has been the problem since he first turned, we really don't know why Bret turned in the first place or why he turned again last week. The closest we've gotten is he respects Hogan and wants to support him but it's still a problem in the whole story. We know they're feuding, but there's really no backstory other than one guy turned on the other after being together for no apparent reason. It's not confusing and you can figure it out well enough now, but it was a confusing few months leading up without an actual reason for any of it happening.

The wrestling wasn't the focus here and that's fine. Kidman vs. Psychosis was a decent enough match but it was just there to have a longer match. This show still needs to be back at two hours as there's too much meaningless filler. There was only one really bad part tonight and the pure awesomeness of Judy Bagwell brings this one home.


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Comments

  1. I like how there's randomly just one WCCW episode on the Network.

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  2. It's the first one in their library, so it's not really random, it's just starting from the beginning.

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  3. wow there is so much awesomeness on the network. Yeah I love that this is the first show in the library, so this is my chance to watch WCCW, i'm gonna toss that on as soon as this shitty Putski vs Baron match ends

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  4. Oh, well in the case, sweet. Do you know if they're putting up more territory stuff? It's


    I just assumed it was random because I went to watch old Raws and there were random ones up there.

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  5. "It's not confusing and you can figure it out well enough now"


    So what was it? Honestly it's been years and I still don't get it.

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  6. What I meant was you know they're fighting now because of Bret turning on Sting last week. Why he did that hasn't been explained yet and likely never will, but it's at least a reason. It's a reason with no roots to it but it's a reason.

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  7. I remember Scott Keith summarizing the Warrior in the Mirror bit by saying that, had it simply been Hogan seeing Warrior in the mirror and Bischoff denying it, you could say the mindgames had gotten to him, but once the cameraman and announcers say they see him too, it makes it look like Bischoff took mind-altering drugs that made him LESS crazy.

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  8. Knowing Putski, that match is still going on....

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  9. Was Bundy bald at this point?

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  10. Pretty much yeah. Amazingly enough WWE would do the same thing in 2005 and it was just as stupid.

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  11. I watched this episode and Bugsy McGraw is an underrated territory face. If Dallas AND Crockett fans loved him, that's special.

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  12. What surprises me is it's always done that way -- the "soap opera" way. Just once I want to see it done in the way it would look like to a neutral observer. It would get over the mindgames that much more if we knew the victim was hallucinating.

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  13. Your_Favourite_LoserFebruary 27, 2014 at 1:06 AM

    "wouldn’t you know that it was already shown on Classics on Demand"


    ...yep

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  14. (Koko B) Ware do you get off insulting The (Iron Shiek) Network? Don't B. (Brian Blair) such a (CM) Punk about everything.

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  15. "The two of them head into the back and the storyline takes a sharp turn into a nose dive. Hogan stands in front of a mirror and says everything is falling apart."



    I think this angle was probably born out of somebody nose diving in front of a mirror, if you catch my drift.

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  16. The Ghost of Faffner HallFebruary 27, 2014 at 2:10 AM

    Oh get off his (Bob) back (lund)!

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  17. Have you guys had any luck with the roku app? I watched bash 89 yesterday on my laptop (old and terrible) and it worked fine, but when I try to watch something on the roku, it goes for 5-6 minutes and I get a general socket error.

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  18. Nitro just sounds soooo unwatchable. It's like they just draw names out of a hat and tell them to wrestle each other.

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  19. I would rather it be Jeff Jarrett.

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  20. The dead count for this show is three, including the youngest person to appear on it.

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  21. You (gene) guys make me want to slam my Head against The Wall.

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  22. To be fair, they're not ALLOWED to improvise.

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  23. The accent helps. (It's the same as mine, so I get an extra kick out of it).

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  24. I think I actually have a reason to watch RAW next week.

    How great would it be if Hunter pulled a Shawn in Montreal and plays Punks music just to be a trolling heel piece of shit

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  25. I expected Bryan to be put in the Rumble, because the WWE doth protest too much. A classic rule of wrestling booking: when you guarantee something WON'T happen, it's usually safe to assume it WILL.

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  26. "What if Lesnar/Goldberg went three hours, with silly intermissions during the match? Oh, and no Austin as ref."

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  27. And the funniest thing. About 50-70% of the hate for Batista would vanish by the end of that segment. Shit, Hollywood Dave might still end up being the "face" vs Orton.

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  28. This is going to be a Raw not to miss. It will either be a triumphant return and a chance to start setting Mania on the right course...or the biggest shit show to end all shit shows.

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  29. I think it says something about how the WWE is now that we're all looking forward to RAW not to see great matches or our favourite wrestlers, but to see how the crowd shits over the show.

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  30. Sad that he's gone. Would have been fun to see how many peoples skins he would have gotten under with that one.

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  31. As I said below, Wade would be killed by the end of that segment.

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  32. I love it when the show gets hijacked. It's the only thing that seems to get the WWE's attention these days. Raw is so heavily scripted and predictable nowadays.. it needs a little shot in the arm every now and then..

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  33. That's exactly what should happen.

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  34. That's what happens when a slew of random events go on during the most important season of the wrestling year.

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  35. "Awwww. Did somebody not get what they wanted?"

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  36. It's become the most fun part of the shows these days.

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  37. "Whoops, I guess the sound guy played the wrong song. Who would ever come out to this piece of crap?"

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  38. It, of course, then gets ruined when they try to sweeten up the crowd.

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  39. That's why as much as I want Daniel Bryan in the mania event, I'd love to just see the crowd reaction to Batista oryon

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  40. "GOT YOUR HOPES UP JUST A LITTLE BIT, DIDN'T YA!!"

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  41. I still think he was banned way too quickly. And he clearly made an impact since people are still name dropping him even 2 weeks later.

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  42. He did come out dressed as Doink once. So he has the experience.

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  43. I think Chin, Chan, or whatever his name was, still holds the record for appearing under a new name 5 times in one day, and then getting banned within the hour each time.

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  44. I like that he puts on great matches most of the time. I like that his promos are great most of the time, and I like that he'll tell the writers to fuck off and say things that an actual human being would say as part of his promos.

    He's better at his job than nearly everyone in the company in all facets. Thus, CM Punk entertains me.

    I don't know Phil Brooks in real life and I could care less if he's a jerk. Many entertainers and athletes are.

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  45. I guess I find it humorous that a lot of people here are praising the RAW crowds for using their freedom of speech, while insta-banning people on this site for disagreeing with the general opinion. Just a tad hypocritical!

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  46. I hadn't seen it before last year. I thought I would hate it, but my friend forced me to watch it.. and lo and behold I couldn't get enough.. By the beginning of the second season I was completely hooked and the show never lost momentum all the way till the end.

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  47. Sting v muta is one of the best sub ten minute matches of all time! Just had to say it.

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  48. Time is money. If you're watching the product, you're watching the commercials. You may not be spending physical money, but the WWE is getting paid.


    That said, boycotts are generally dumb.

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  49. Right if he didn't like the fans, he wouldn't do all those comic cons where there are endless q&a's from the fans, etc. I deal with a lot of athletes as part of my job, and they will say nearly unanimously that if you bother them while they're eating or with their family, you're not going to get squat. The overly nice ones may give a quick dismissive autograph, but they are the exception.

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  50. Yeah, but you got to take in 2 factors. The fans at the shows are doing it because they find the product is bad at the moment and they want to let their voices be heard. Here, the banning is more along the lines of those simply trolling for the sake of trolling, and bashing people on the site for just being wrestling fans in general. Yes it can slightly hypocritical, but at the same time, it's not.

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  51. I don't know, just seems like using the "freedom of speech" card when it applies to one's argument. ANYWHOO...

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  52. It's the crazy BoD world we're apart of.

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  53. Lance Storm had a great point on his podcast with Bryan Alvarez a couple weeks ago. The WWE empowered the crowds to do this when they made such a big deal of the post-Mania crowd last year, and stuff like having JBL take a bow when the fans are chanting for him. And then that crowd even got a Slammy. So in his opinion, the company itself encouraged this behavior and now it's become a runaway freight train.

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  54. Ive got some bad NYEWS

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  55. Sure they are. Those who are good enough get all the leeway they want. You think anyone is telling Punk or Cena to stay on script?


    It's just that so few are good enough because of the way they're trained now.

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  56. There's so much wrong here, I'm glad others covered it.

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  57. Not anywhere near a year ago. Mania tickets aren't even sold that far out.

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  58. It's not the first one in their library. Classics On Demand used to have the show with Michael Hayes' debut in the territory, which was obviously before this.

    Also, I haven't gotten the network yet, but Sam Fatu would've been 16 or 17 at most in 1982, so I'd be stunned if he were The Samoan in the opener. Any chance it could be Samu (Anoa'i)?

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  59. "Punk is the coolest motherfucker on the roster."

    this! x 100

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  60. "Proceed to tell me how much I am missing out."

    a lot. believe the hype. imo it's just as good as the people raving about it say it is.

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  61. so it would basically be a win/win situation.

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  62. yeah, because in wrestling ~SWERVES, "surprise entrants" etc. have NEVER happened before...

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  63. my only "problem" with Barrett in this role would be: it would give him huge heel heat..... but the WWE will still do anything noteworthy with him.

    (so it's more the WWE and their booking that's the problem not Barrett.... hmm, anyone else noting a pattern here?)

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  64. and unfortunately afaik that whole spot is missing from EVERY repeat of that show (dvd, on demand etc.)

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  65. WCCW had some of the most entertaining TV shows of the 1980s. There wasn't a crowd in the world that could compare to the rabidness of the Dallas fans. Awesome stuff.

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  66. posted this in the 2/27/14 daily update, but apparently there's a twitter call to hijack raw on chicago:

    http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/news/314633/Various-News:-Fan-Rallying-Others-to-Hijack-Mondays-Raw,-Wrestling-Birthdays,-More.htm

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  67. ...which means wwe won't in any way consider doing something that interesting

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  68. There's a gif laying around somewhere

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  69. A desire to hijack the show is so silly and childish. Why go if you just hate everything and boo everything?? You'd be better staying home and not buying a ticket. That would speak volumes. Otherwise Vince laughs at you on the way to the bank.

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  70. Somebody had better well brief Aaron Paul before he goes out there, 'cause if he's out there shilling his movie, and the crowd starts with the random chants, or booing him, he's going to have no idea WTF is going on. Unless he's a huge WWE fan of course (ahem).

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  71. Would be a wonderfully heel move, although if they did that, it better be at the end of the show, cause if they did that in the beginning, you can pretty much write off the rest of the show.

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  72. That would actually be a great idea....if they did that for the main event, it would be awesome.

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  73. I don't know of i like you or not. You are very divisive. On on the fence

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  74. Ian, totally fair points dude. While a hard-fought match would be entertaining, it's just my opinion that Triple H could go out like JBL, and just be stunned by a light-heavyweight out of nowhere in mere seconds.
    I don't know, I guess I would just love something where Triple H takes Bryan so lightly that he never sees the "Yes Lock" coming, and he eventually has no choice but to tap immediately because of the accrued damage to his previously destroyed shoulder (from late 2012).

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  75. Dude, I don't watch the commercials.


    How should I say this...arrrrr you familiar with non-traditional means of television watching, matey?

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  76. Plus, calling people assholes makes Punk ten thousand times easier to relate to than living saints like Cena.

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  77. And you're a pill head.


    Neither of those statements are relevant to the discussion at hand, namely why people like CM Punk.

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  78. To those saying the WWE has taught the crowd to hijack the show I'd like to counter that this is not *WHAT?* the first time *WHAT?* that the wwe *WHAT?* has taught the audience *WHAT?* a learned behaviour. *WHAT?*

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  79. JE-SEE PINK-MAN!! *clap clap clapclapclap*

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