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| TeenWeek what's a status? | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 7:09 AM |    | |||
| O&A Board Regular Registered: Oct. 00  | Thanks to RajahWWF.com for the following Spoilers: We begin with that infamous video of William Regal announcing that there will be no Alliance members at ringside. We get clips of that frentic match, coming to a climax with Regal nailing Kurt with the belt, allowing Stone Cold to regain the WWF Title. The video rolls and the pyros blast. Here Comes The Money! Shane'O bursts out, along with his sister Stephanie, and they march down to the ring. Shane knows that they don't hear this expression much in Moline, but life is great. It got a whole lot better last night, when Stone Cold won the WWF Championship. Now, the Alliance is right back on top, as the dominant force in sports-entertainment today. Steph felt pretty great last night, and nothing anyone says can get her down. Stone Cold winning the WWF Title only goes to show what truly great people are capable of. And with that, please welcome the newest member of the Alliance: WWF Commissioner, William Regal! Regal makes his way down and shakes hands with Shane and Steph. As Shane and Steph know, it is his duty as WWF Commissioner to uphold the virtues of honesty, fairness, and integrity. It is his responsability to see that the WWF Title is around the waist of someone who represents a true champion: strong and courageous. Unfortunately, the WWF didn't have anyone like that. But the Alliance did, and here he is, the WWF Champion: Stone Cold Steve Austin! The glass breaks, and our newest WWF Champ comes down with his wife, to the wild cheers of Shane and Steph. Austin says that he is very emotional tonight. He thanks everyone around the world for their support of his journey back to the WWF Championship. Last night, in this very ring, Stone Cold Steve Austin beat Kurt Angle 1-2-3! He felt the excitement of millions of Americans pulsing through his body, and it felt good. He had a long speech written up, but he decided to shorten it to two words: It's Over. Kurt Angle must be thinking "I deserve a rematch", but Austin's reply is that it's over. He starts chanting "It's Over" when the old time WrestleMania music hits...and that can only mean... Linda McMahon! The dominant female of the McMahon family steps out on the stage and tells Austin that it is far from over. As a matter of fact, starting tonight, everything begins again. Let's start with William Regal. As of this very minute, his services as WWF Commissioner are no longer required. Or, to be more blunt, "you're fired!". Not quite as forceful as when Vince says it, but hey. Austin says that she can't fire Regal, but Linda maintains that she just did. Now, there will be other announcements made tonight, but she'll let the New WWF Commissioner make those. So Stone Cold, listen up, as she reminds him that as the WWF Champion, Austin's actions and matches are governed by the WWF Commissioner. Remember the expression: when you live by the sword, you die by the sword. It's true, it's true. Kurt Angle erupts from the crowd and forces everyone from the ring, except Regal. He takes down Regal and starts stomping away on him. He forces Austin out and goes back to Regal. Shane runs in with a chair, but Angle hits him with a belly-belly suplex! The Alliance members escape up the ramp and look down on the wrath they have brought upon themselves. Fade Out. In the back, Regal is going crazy on Shane and Steph. He yells at them for having a terrible mother. Steph says that she didn't choose her parents. Shane wonders out loud who the new Commish will be, and what other announcements she spoke about. The Dudley Boys vs. The Shows (WWF Tag Titles) In the arena, the D-Bombs drop, and the Dudleys come down with Dudley Gal Stacy. Big Shows pyro explodes, and Big and Little Show come down, with Spike saving our eyes by wearing camo pants over his singlet. BuhBuh attacks Show from behind to start off, but Show quickly hits a hiptoss and a clothesline. Hard scoop slam by Show, but he misses the elbow drop follow. Tag to D-Von. Both Dudleys are in, but Show hits a double clothesline and then tosses BuhBuh outside. He knocks D-Von out too. Tag to Spike. Show picks up Spike and tosses him onto BuhBuh and D-Von outside. Back in the ring, Spike hits a falling neckbreaker on D-Von 1-2-power out. D-Von flips Spike onto the apron, where he gets mesmerized by Stacy's pants. D-Von knocks him off the apron onto the barrier. Back inside, D-Von goes punch crazy on Spike before tagging in BuhBuh. BuhBuh clubs Spike to the mat, but Spike leaps up and elbows away, only to be flapjacked down. BuhBuh knocks Show off the apron and D-Von hits the Wassup Headbutt. Punches in the corner by D-Von, but Spike ducks and hits some of his own. D-Von whips Spike into the turnbuckle hard. Tag to BuhBuh. BuhBuh goes for an ax handle, but Spike kicks him. He goes for the Sunset Flip, but BuhBuh blocks and goes for the sit, but Spike moves. BuhBuh kicks Spike down hard and goes for the second rope leg drop, but Spike moves yet again. Tag to D-Von and Show. Clothesline to D-Von, then another, then a big boot. Spinebuster to BuhBuh. Show hits a sidewalk slam on D-Von and picks Spike up on his shoulders. Spike tags and leaps off for a huge splash 1-2-BuhBuh puts D-Von's foot on the ropes. On the outside, Show tries to attack BuhBuh, but BuhBuh ducks and Show nails the ringpost. BuhBuh runs in just in time to catch Spike for the 3-D 1-2-3! After the match, Show runs in, but BuhBuh nails him with the Title belt. They get a table and set it up outside. They whip Spike off the ropes and for all intents and purposes, toss him from the ring, over the ropes and through the table on the ramp. Ouch. The EMTs attend to Spike as we Fade Out. We come back to find DDP's toothy grin. DDP has a very special message for a very special person: Kurt Angle. You know, Kurt, your losing the WWF Championship wasn't a bad thing. It was a good thing. Why? Because Kurt learned a valuable lesson: sometimes you have to lose things to learn how valuable they really are. And now he can realize that there is nothing more important that the WWF Title. And when you're not the WWF Champ, you feel like a nobody, a nothing, a loser. But Kurt's not a nobody; he's a somebody. And even if he's not the WWF Champ, people still like him: DDP likes him, Kurt like DDP, and DDP just helped Kurt like himself. Earlier today, Chris Jericho and The Rock were seen talking out their differences and apparently reaching an understanding. In the back, Austin tells Debra that he doesn't deserve to be jumped like that. Steph and Shane enter and tell Austin that he should reward RVD. Shane says that they have the WWF Title, but they need the WCW Title back home. So why not RVD vs. The Rock? Austin says no. Why hand The Rock to RVD? Rock is special. You don't just give him to RVD. RVD has to earn his stripes. How about RVD in a match where Rock is the prize. Shane sees what Austin is saying. So tonight, it'll be RVD vs. Chris Jericho, with the winner facing The Rock at No Mercy. Fade Out. In the back, Edge asks Jericho if he's up for his big match tonight. In fact, tonight, Jericho will beat RVD and will beat The Rock at No Mercy to win the WCW Champ. Edge asks about that relationship. Jericho says that everything is fine between he and Rock. Jericho tells Edge that he's got that ladder match easy. As Edge leaves, Steph enters. Steph asks if Jericho really thinks he has a shot against RVD, seeing as he always loses the big ones. "If anyone knows about 'big ones' Steph, it's you". Billy Kidman vs. X-Pac (WCW Cruiserweight Title) In the arena, Billy Kidman makes his triumphant return, and in a Cruiserweight Title match no less. Pac comes down, looking fancy with his two belts and slicked back hair. They lock up, and reverse waistlocks. Kidman with a shoulder block and a headscissor takedown. Leaping hurricanrana by Kidman 1-2-shoulder up. Pac ducks under Kidman and rams him shoulder-first into the ringpost. Pac baseball slides into the aching Kidman and then chops him along the security barrier. Back in the ring, Pac goes up top and nails a leg drop 1-2-shoulder up. Pac locks in a sleeper to try and drain Kidman, but Billy fights up and elbows out, only to get nailed with a spinning heel kick. Pac goes up top yet again, but Kidman dropkicks him out of the air. Back elbow by Kidman, then a clothesline, then an enziguri 1-2-kickout. Kidman slides under X-Pac and powerbombs him down. He drags him to the corner and Kidman goes up top. Pac knocks him off the turnbuckle and hits the Bronco Buster. Pac climbs to the second rope to get some heat, but Kidman stands and slams him off 1-2-kickout. Kidman goes for a Tornado DDT, but Pac blocks and hits the X-Factor 1-2-foot on the ropes. Pac tries to life Kidman for a powerbomb, but Billy shifts his weght and falls on Pac's head 1-2-kickout. Backslide by Pac, who uses the ropes but still only gets a two count. They battle to the corner. Pac goes up top, but Kidman grabs his legs and pulls him from the top, slamming him face first into the mat. Kidman rolls him up 1-2-3! We have a new Cruiserweight Champ. In teh back, Shane is trying to explain to RVD the importance of tonight's match, but RVD just remarks that it's cool. Shane says that it's not cool; it's high pressure. Rob says that everything is cool when you're Rob Van Dam. Fade Out. Chris Jericho vs. Rob Van Dam (#1 Contender for WCW Title) The Y2J Countdown hits 0.00, and out comes the Ayatollah. RVD makes his way out with his belt to remind everyone that he still is Hardcore Champ. They wrestle with the lock-up, and then exchange some weak chops. RVD starts kicking away, but Jericho hits an enziguri. Back elbow by Jericho, followed with more chops. RVD with a monkey toss to send Jericho to the corner. Jericho flips RVD onto the apron and rams him into the turnbuckle. Jericho goes for the springboard forearm, but RVD ducks it and Jericho slams to the mat. RVD leaps off the apron and nails Jericho, who is bleeding profusely out the side of his eye. Back in the ring, RVD hits a missile dropkick 1-2-kickout. Shoulder thrusts by RVD, but Jericho rams him into the ringpost, not once but twice. Shoulder breaker by Jericho 1-2-kickout. Chops by Jericho, and RVD misses a dropkick. Jericho leaps for the Lionsault, but RVD gets his legs up. RVD leaps up top and goes for the Five Star Frog Splash, but Jericho gets his knees up to give RVD a hard landing. RVD ducks a clothesline and hits a spinning heel kick. Rolling Thunder by Van Dam 1-2-kickout. RVD goes for a standing hurricanrana, but Jericho blocks and locks in the Walls of Jericho. RVD crawls to the ropes and gets Jericho to break the hold. RVD runs to clothesline Jericho, but hits the ref instead. Bulldog by Jericho, followed with teh Lionsault, but there's no ref to count it. Jericho tries to pick up Hebner, allowing RVD to hit him with a spinkick. No legged Moonsault by RVD, but again, there is no ref to count. Jericho clotheslines RVD down and then starts kneeing him in the face. Big boot by RVD, who hops up top, only to be 'buckled by Jericho. Jericho climbs up top, when AUstin runs down with a chair, he swings at the mass of bodies and nails RVD in the head! RVD falls to the mat and Jericho pins 1-2-3! After the match, RVD starts yelling at Austin for costing him the match. Austin gets a mic and tells every member of the Alliance to get down to ringside right now, to witness what is about to happen. Austin climbs up on the apron, and we Fade Out. We come back with all the Alliance members in the ring, with Austin backing RVD into a corner. Austin says that he leads by example and gives credit where credit is due. He would not be the WWF Champ if it weren't for one person: Shane McMahon. Both Shane and RVD look a little surprised at this, while Austin praises Shane as a genious. Austin admits that he loves Shane, and gives him a big ol' Stone Cold Hug. Oh, and thanks to RVD for pinning Angle after Shane hit him with the chair. Austin starts to leave, but RVD calls him back. Austin asks why RVD is so mad? Because he lost his match, his opportunity at the WCW Title? While Stone Cold was gone, he watched RVD give the Alliance members advice and hope. But Stone Cold Steve Austin is back. If it weren't for Austin, they wouldn't have jobs. Here's some advice for RVD: keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars, because in three, four, five years, RVD may be a star. Austin doesn't like him, but he appreciates what he does. Austin extends his hand in friendship when... Screech...BASH!!! It's Mick Foley! Foley makes his way out onto the stage to a roar from the fans. He says that he is Linda McMahon's choice for WWF Commissioner. And as his first act, he wants to make a match between William Regal and Kurt Angle. Well, he'd like to make that match, except he can't. He can't force a WCW star to fight. But he can appeal to Regal's manhood: maybe Regal doesn't have the testicular fortitude to take on the Olympic Champ tonight? Regal says that he damn well does have the fortitude. Foley looks back and sees his old friend Stone Cold Steve Austin. Remember when they were Tag Champs in '97? Austin still looks great. He must have excercised. And right now, Foley will excercise his power. Foley tells Austin that he gave Angle a Title shot at No Mercy. Oh, and that young man with the initials: RVD has been blowing Foley's mind. Foley says that he loves to give the fans the best main events he can put together. And Foley thinks that the Main Event at No Mercy might be just a bit better with RVD involved: Triple Threat - Kurt Angle vs. Stone Cold vs. RVD. Oh, but he can't force RVD to fight in that match. But RVD can choose to partake in the match. RVD smiles and takes Regal's mic, stares Austin in the face and says that when Austin talks about RVD reaching for the stars, he must have been talking about this. So if Austin wanted it, RVD wants it. He's in. Fade Out. In the back, Stone Cold asks Shane how his life has turned into such hell after winning the WWF Title. Foley is going to make his life a living hell. RVD is in the Main Event now. Shane says that this is an opportunity for the Alliance. They just upped their percentage by a third. If Austin wins, he retains. If RVD wins... Shane doesn't get to finish his thought, because Austin walks away at these words. The Hurricane vs. Anyone (European Title) In the arena, The Hurricane and Mighty Molly come down. Greetings, true believers. HIs Hurrisenses tell him that it's time to defend the SuperEuropean Title. So if any mere mortals wish to come down and be vanquished, come on down. But through howling winds and pounding rain, evil shall fear, The Hurricane. BOOM! The Big Red Machine marches down and gives the the superheroes quite a scare. Helms tells "Citizen Kane" that he is making a mistake. He has a cool costume, a mask, and is seven feet tall, yet he doesn't fight crime...whassupwitdat?!? If Kane joined the HurriLeague, they could be unstopable. Helms puts out his fists for HurriTwin Powers, but Kane grabs him. Kane tosses Helms into the corner, but Helms tries to throw punches to no avail. Kane boots Helms down to the outside. Molly puts his cape on for him, and Helms goes up top. Helms leaps for a crossbody, but Kane catches him. Helms floats out and goes for a belly-belly suplex. That won't happen. Kane picks him up and slams him down, but misses the elbow drop follow. Helms goes for a scoop slam, but Kane shows him how it's really done. He holds up the fist, but Molly distracts him, allowing Helms to dropkick his knee. Helms goes for a powerbomb, but Kane picks him up and powerbombs Helms down. Test and Booker T appear, and they start beating down on the big man, causing the DQ bell, when Taker rushes down and starts beating on Booker, while Test leaves Kane hurt on the mat. In the back, Al Snow is prepping his man Maven. Al tells Maven that he doesn't like what Tazz is pulling, but he will let Maven fight his own fights. Mick Foley comes in and jokes around with them about how Al is responsable for Foley's being here, going back to eight months ago. Foley leaves and Snow tells Maven not to hang around Foley anymore. Fade Out. In the back, Test congratulates Booker T on pulling Taker's punk card, just like Test is going to do to Kane. Tazz vs. Maven In the arena, Al Snow makes his way down and takes a seat at commentary. But of course, I can't hear commentary, so you'll have to tune in to the show to hear his various witty remarks. Tazz comes out first, then his former student Maven. Tazz immediately shoves Maven, so he dropkicks the former teacher. Scoop slam by Maven, tho goes up top and misses a moonsault. Kicks to the chest by Tazz. Maven starts to fight back again, but Tazz chops away. T-Bone suplex by Tazz. Maven runs off teh ropes and straps in the Tazzmission on Tazz! But Tazz back suplexes Maven and shows the kid how the move is really performed, gaining the submission victory. After the match, Tazz goes to lift Maven's arm, but Maven snaps and nails Tazz with a hard clothesline. Al Snow jumps in the ring and raises Maven's hand in symbollic victory. Fade Out. In the back, Coach asks Rock about facing Jericho at No Mercy. He asks if Rock and Jericho are "cool". Allow the Rock to answer the question: what's going on with The Rock and Y2J. Everything is cool between The Rock and Y2J. Jericho walks in on the interview and says that every Jerichoholic is excited about this huge match-up. Rock knows that this will be electrifying. He wishes Jericho good luck. Jericho says that people will be talking about this one and walks off, nudging Rock in the process. Rock: "Oh he has no idea...no idea" Fade Out. Main Event: William Regal vs. Kurt Angle Regal makes his way down first. Angle comes out and runs right at Regal. Overhead belly-belly by Angle, then another. Regal gets tossed outside and stopped by the furious Angle. Chops by Angle, who then slams Regal's head into the barrier and into the announce table. Regal is able to toss Angle into the ringpost to stop the vicious Kurt. Regal starts kicking Angle again and again before tossing him in the ring. Back on the inside, Regal hits a high knee to bring down Angle 1-shoulder up. More knees by Regal. Regal hits a falling neckbreaker and then squashes Kurt's head. Kurt uses the crowd to fight out of the hold and cradle Regal 1-2-kickout. Angle takes Regal down and goes for an elevated anklelock, but Regal kicks him away. Uppercuts in the corner by Regal, but Kurt switches positions and clubs away on Regal's back. Three German suplexes by Angle, followed with mounted punches. Olympic Slam to Regal, but Raven runs in. Belly-belly to Raven, to Awesome. German suplex to Kanyon. Chairshot to Dreamer, to Raven, to Awesome, to Kanyon. Regal looks around and finds that Regal has escaped up to the top of the ramp, but he got in his shots and took out his anger on the lower Alliance members. End Show The Following took place after the cameras stopped rolling Regal waves to the back, and the Dudleys rush down. They double team Angle and hit the Wassup Headbutt on him. They strrt stomping on Angle, when The Rock rushes down. Spinebuster to D-Von, Olympic Slam to BuhBuh, Rock Bottom to D-Von. Rock hits the Peoples Elbow on D-Von and then calls for Angle to hit one of his own on BuhBuh. Angle does the arms, runs, leaps, and his the Olympic Elbow! Rock congratulates Angle on kicking so much ass tonight. But this is a very special night. Angle kicked ass, Rock kicked ass...Rock doesn't feel like leaving just yet. Rock knows that Angle likes the pie. Rock knows Moline loves that pie. So the Rock wants Angle to do something special for the people here in Moline. Tonight, for the first time, Kurt Angle will do The People's Strudel. Rock gets the people to count, and at three, Angle puts his hands on his hips and does a little pelvic thrust. Thank you, and good night.  | ||||
| i'm a walking joint I wish I was still FNMoron's wet dream... but he left me for a BONG! | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 11:48 AM | | |||
| Psychopath Registered: Jan. 01 | Teenweek... i don't usually read the Heat spoilers, but i'm home "sick" today and have nothing else to do. it looks like a good show. hopefully they will start making Heat a show i want to watch again. here are the results from 1wrestling.com Heat matches: Booker T defeated Edge. First Booker hit his wheel kick but Edge kicked out. Christian had come to ringside to distract Edge but that didn't work at first as Edge then hit the Edge-o-matic. Booker kicked out of that. Got to a point where Edge had climbed the top rope, Booker distracted the ref, Christian ran up, did a pulldown Stungun on Edge, Booker hit his scissors kick move, then covered Edge for the pin. More fuel to add to the fire in their feud. Matt and Jeff Hardy successfully defended the WCW tag titles against Raven and Justin Credible. Even Terri got a bit physical as sometime during the match, she hit a flying body press on Lita. It looked like Raven and Justin would win it, but after stereo Twist of Fates (Lita with Terri, and Matt with Justin (I think, someone stood up in my way at this point) and a Swanton bomb by Jeff, they retained the titles. Rhyno defeated Tajiri by DQ in a match for the WCW US Title after Tajiri put Rhyno in the Tarantula but did not release it at the five count. Lance Storm over a freshly shaven Saturn. Sloppy ending as Saturn does a very slow, deliberate slingshot move on Storm but Storm comes back with a Superkick to finish it. | ||||
| JackDan1974 | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 11:51 AM | | |||
| O&A Board Regular Registered: Jul. 01 | quote: Is this a hint that Rockie is going to be the one to turn???  | ||||
| TeenWeek what's a status? | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 11:57 AM | | |||
| O&A Board Regular Registered: Oct. 00 | Question for everybody: With Regal going to the Alliance, what happens with Tajiri? Does he join Regal or does he partner with Foley or go on his own? Tajiri needs to be with someone because of his very limited English. I would like to see maybe on next weeks Raw, Regal recruit Tajiri to the Alliance. Tajiri messes him up and goes with Foley. | ||||
| Cluster F | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 12:02 PM | | |||
| O&A Board Regular Registered: Oct. 00 | Well, when Tajiri originally came to the WWF, he worked for Regal, who was then a heel. So it can still be done that Tajiri ends up staying with him. However, i think it would be better if he ended up on his own. | ||||
| rageparty 123...Not so bare anymore since I got a number underneath my name again I also have an imaginary girlfriend. | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 8:37 PM | | |||
| O&A Board Regular Registered: Aug. 01 | yay, foley's back, he is awsome, i like foley as commish more than regal, smackdown doesnt look that bad, a kane/test match would b fucking awsome for the ppv, test deserves a macth on ppv, and kane needs to go out on his own without the undertaker fucking his matches up | ||||
| prototype | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 8:54 PM | | |||
| Psychopath Registered: Aug. 01 | Tajiri and Foley would be a riot if they went with each other.Linda came out but where has Vince been. USA Bin Laden is a dead man Free Northern Ireland | ||||
| hornygoatweed I've Got A Vagina With Teeth. G.O.O.F.B.A.H.G.S. Dragoon Battalion My friends call me Weed | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 9:15 PM | | |||
| O&A Board Regular Registered: Jan. 01 | This sounds like one hell of a Smackdown!. Mick Foley returns, RVD in the main event, and X-Fag loses a belt - NICE! The only problem I have with it...quote:I'm really getting tired of the Booker T-Test ganging up on the Underjobber and Kane angle. Its just getting boring. Other than that, should be a good time!  Cementbag has enrolled in Goatweed University, but I've got one open seat left! Email me here or AIM me at Organic999 to apply!! | ||||
| Sir Okonkwo | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 9:30 PM | | |||
| Psychopath Registered: Jun. 01 | Regarding Tajiri, I'd like to see him stay on the face side, and eventually feud with Regal. Those would be some kickass matches if they'd let both guys work all stiff and brutal. The "fantasy booker" in me thinks there's HUGE money in a top level mega-feud with Rock/Foley/Angle/Tajiri as the faces and Austin/Regal/Jericho/RVD as the heels, culminating in a 4-on-4 Hell In A Cell at Survivor Series, before breaking off into individual feuds. Let Foley re-retire afterwards, and Tajiri gets a major boost working with all the main eventers heading into the Regal feud. But I'm just a fan, what do I know? "My political opinions lean more towards anarchy....The most improper job of any man, even saints, is bossing other men."-J.R.R. Tolkien, The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien, 1981 "Shit, Piss, Fuck, Cunt, Cocksucker, Motherfucker and Tits"-George Carlin "Now you listen here to me, you horrible little creature"-William Regal to X-Pac | ||||
| rageparty 123...Not so bare anymore since I got a number underneath my name again I also have an imaginary girlfriend. | posted on 10-10-2001 @ 11:00 PM | | |||
| O&A Board Regular Registered: Aug. 01 | well, here we go another commish feud, first there was foley/vince then al snow/regal and now again foley/regal, and im sure there have been many more, they have to come up with something new, im sure foley will make regal or austins lives a living hell like he made hhh's when he was commish b4 | ||||
| suicidalsteve | posted on 10-11-2001 @ 3:55 AM | | |||
| Psychopath Registered: Jan. 01 | i dont think they'll go with foley/regal. i could definately seeing tajiri screwing over regal which would start one hell of a feud. especially with hhh returning in about a month or so, things are finally starting to look promising. | ||||
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