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- Teenweek - 12-05-2002 Quote:We then went live for this week's show, when bagpipe music hit. Rowdy Roddy Piper came to the ring. Piper said he asked the NWA if he could come out and say something, and that nobody knew he was coming tonight in advance. Piper said NWA:TNA was the only place in wrestling that Vince Russo hadn't killed. He said Vince Russo failed to become a wrestler, so that is why he writes "Sports Entertainment". Piper said Russo got everything he wanted, except he still didn't have any talent. Piper said Russo dared someone to challenge him, and that his challenge has just been answered. Piper said a scared kid once had a dream of being a wrestler. Piper pulled out his book, and said he had a dream, and opened to a picture of his family, saying that was his real dream. Piper said Russo was a writer, and then asked who wrote Owen Hart's death. He said suspending Owen above the ring wasn't wrestling, and then accused Russo of never calling Hart's family to see how they were doing. Piper then took off his jacket, revealing a shirt with the names of wrestlers that passed away. Piper then said he was there because wrestling was supposed to be about entertaining fans in the ring. How the fuck could they use the Owen hart death to make an angle. What are the bets now for a date, that NWA goes bankrupt? Edited By Teenweek on 1039093164 - Peachy - 12-05-2002 It's being claimed that the Piper promo was a legitimate shoot, and that Russo actually had no idea Owen's name would be brought up, especially in that matter (namely, Piper blaming Russo, then head writer of the then WWF, of concocting the stunt that ultimately took Owen's life). Trust me, I do NOT want to defend Russo. If it was an angle, it's yet another example of Russo's tastelessness. But if it was a shoot, then I really have to question Piper's reasons for even raising the issue. If it's to sell more copies of his recently released book, then it's a cheap, disgusting way to go about doing so. - Teenweek - 12-05-2002 Wasn't Piper in WCW when Sting was doing the exact same thing coming from the roof top. It was an accident. Accident's happen. Russo should not be blamed for that no matter how much of a prick he is. Piper is a douchebag for even mentioning it. There is a difference between having simulated sex with a dead person who is a mannequin and mentioning one of the most tragic events in wrestling history and using it as an angle, to sell books, or just mentioning it in the first place. Even Bret Hart has come to forgive the WWE for what happened as it is reported Bret and Vince are on speaking terms again. And Vince McMahon should not be blamed for continuing with the show. First off they did not know he was dead right away. Didn't he die on the way to the hospital or was it at the hospital. You had millions of people buying the PPV and thousands in attendance. As tragic and callous as it sounds, it would have been a worse disaster to stop the show. From this, if it is a shoot, Piper is a bigger Asshole than Russo or HHH could ever be, and if it is an angle by Russo, I hope he gets hit by a speeding train. - Peachy - 12-05-2002 Quote:First off they did not know he was dead right away. Didn't he die on the way to the hospital or was it at the hospital. Actually, it's been reported that Owen was killed on impact, due to massive head trauma and a broken neck; however, he wasn't actually pronounced dead until the ambulance arrived at the hospital. Many fans say that they saw Owen's arm raise off the mat shortly after the fall, but that may have been a last spasm. I have mixed feelings as to whether or not the show should have continued; true, cancelling could have resulted in an riot amoung fans in attendence, many of whom probably would have been absolutely livid at the the thought of being "cheated" out of an entire show. However, it was very obvious that none of the other wrestlers' hearts were into going on. McMahon was stuck in a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" position; I'd like to think he made his decision with his heart, and not with his wallet. As for Russo, I don't put much blame on him coming up with the stunt (if he was indeed the "mastermind"); wrestlers having been performing that particular stunt for a few years before the fall, and, as the WWF was using the same harness guys that WCW used for Sting, nobody had any reason to think the stunt would go so horribly wrong. In fact, Owen even went through several practice runs that evening (although he did so without wearing the elaborate Blazer outfit, which many claim may have caused the harness mechanism to release too soon). - Sir O - 12-06-2002 Quote:As for Russo, I don't put much blame on him coming up with the stunt (if he was indeed the "mastermind"); wrestlers having been performing that particular stunt for a few years before the fall, and, as the WWF was using the same harness guys that WCW used for StingBut, Sting never had a "quick release" on his cable. The plan for Owen was for him to use the release to make it look like he just fell from the roof, or something like that. It was really fucked up to put the guy in danger like that. As for the Russo/Piper thing, I don't buy for a second that it was a shoot. Bob Ryder is the one reporting that it was a shoot, but Ryder also works for TNA and is just putting whatever spin on it that Russo wants. Russo has a thing for working the "smart" fans and his own workers. Russo is a scumbag. |