The Match I'm Watching Now

[Geese]

Psycho Sid vs. Ted Dibiase

 

[Geese]

Bret Hart vs. Dino Bravo

 

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[Geese]

Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart vs. Headshrinkers

 

[Geese]

Virgil gets a rare win! He beats The Berzerker.

 

[Geese]

Bret Hart vs. Psycho Sid. Austin hits Hart with a chair shot and ref Earl Hebner didn't see it.

 

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I don't know if I posted this before but oh well

 

[Geese]

Ultimate Warrior vs. Earthquake

 

[Geese]

Triple H vs. Scott Steiner. World Championship. Royal Rumble '03. Scott Gorilla press Slams Hunter. He follows it up with a suplex and Irish-whips Hunter to the turnbuckles. Wears him down with a bear hug and converts it into an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Hunter turns the tide with a stiff boot to Scott's face. Scott tries a clothesline but Hunter counters with a swinging neckbreaker. Steiner catapults Hunter to the turnbuckles and converts it yet another overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Hunter stops Steiner momentum with a Diamond cutter, but Steiner is on a roll as he does a sequence of moves: back body-drop and a pair of overhead belly-to-belly suplexes. When Scott attempts a double-underhook suplex he takes a noticeable fall.

Hunter and Ric Flair attempt to leave the ring but Scott forces him back into the ring. Scott executes another overhead, belly-to-belly. Hunter escapes to the bleachers but Scott beats him down and forces him back into the ring. At this time, Hunter is desperate. He can't win so he tries any cheap trick to retain his title. He throws ref Earl Hebner over the top rope hoping the ref will disqualify him but Earl says the match must continue. Hunter picks up his sledgehammer and intentionally nails Scott. The ref has no choice but to disqualify Hunter.

Lots of overhead, belly-to-belly suplexes. Triple H threw little offense. Didn't care for the DQ finish.

 

[Geese]

Virgil vs. Bam Bam Bigelow. Virgil wins again!

 

[Geese]

Moose vs. Rhyno. Hard to Kill. No Disqualification. Moose has a memorable entrance as he pays tribute to the late Macho Man Randy Savage by wearing Savage's signature attire: purple colored head-band, a rope with gold outlay and sequins, Magenta tights and yellow kneepads and boots. The action is brutal as Moose has been going to war with all the old stars of ECW. He previously defeated RVD in Slammiversary.

He tries to suplex Rhyno on the ramp but Rhyno counters with a back body-drop. Moose attempts to powerbomb Rhyno from the ring apron right through a laid-out wooden table but Rhyno, having experience in these types of matches, blocks it. Rhyno powerbombs Moose through a table. In the ring, Moose climbs the top turnbuckle. He lost his footing briefly and seemed nervous as he went for a Savagesque elbow smash. He was on the top for at least eight seconds and Rhyno was laid-out, waiting for Moose to perform the move.

Rhyno super-plexes him on a stack of steel chairs. Moose nails Rhyno against the corner-buckles with Shibata-style dropkicks but, when he tried a third dropkick, Rhyno rushes forward with a hard clothesline. Moose grabs the ref in front of him as Rhyno goes for the gore. Rhyno accidentally gores the ref, which gives Moose enough time to recuperate. A second referee enters the ring. Moose spears Rhyno for the win. Moose is 2-0 against ECW Stalwarts in Impact pay-per-views.

 

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Michael Elgin vs. Eddie Edwards. Hard to Kill. Edwards with an Inverted Atomic Drop on Elgin. He does a top-rope Suicida on Elgin. Edwards does a super-kick on Elgin outside the ring to daze him. He tries a second-rope Suicida but Elgin blocks it. Inside the ring, Elgin tries a neckbreaker but Edwards irish-whips him to the turnbuckles. Elgin executes a swinging fisherman's buster. Elgin wears Edwards down with elbows to his right shoulder.

Edwards suplexes Elgin over-the-top rope and both take a fall. Edwards nails him with a second rope suicida. Edwards tries the Boston knee party but Elgin counters with a spinebuster. Edwards does a Tiger driver but Elgin gets his shoulders up at two. Elgin clamps a crossface but Edwards gets to the ropes. He doesn't see it and argues with the ref, giving Edwards a much needed breather. He buckle bombs Edwards but he tries a second bomb, Edwards sunset flips him and gets the win.

Call Your Shot trophy was on the line.

 

[Geese]

Fallah Bahh & No Way Jose vs. Willie Mack & Rich Swann vs. Good Brothers vs. Tag Team Champions Rhino & Joe Doering (Violent by Design). Slammivesary '21. Jose starts it off with a go-behind takedown on Swann. Rich reverses it with an armbar but Jose puts the brakes on with a side headlock. Karl Anderson tags in, but Jose takes him down with a shoulder-block. Jose with a Stinger-splash. Anderson is reeling!

When Luke rains elbows on Swann, he comically oversells it. Gallows with a Fallaway Slam on Rich. Anderson tag in and wears Rich down with a chinlock. Jose clotheslines Karl but misses a forearm smash and crashes against the turnbuckles. Anderson executes a spinebuster on No Way. Doering holds Swann's wrist and punishes him with a clothesline. Similar to Okada's finisher. Doering and Gallows are face-to-face. It's pandemonium as it's the battle the audience has been waiting for: Giant heel against giant heel. They battle to a standstill, though, as the other participants attack them.

Doering throws Mack and Swann over-the-top rope. Rhino tags in. As the referee is distracted, Anderson executes a cutter on Rhino and they put him away with the Magic Killer. New tag team Champs.

Although Anderson & Gallows took advantage of the ref's distraction, it wasn't against the rules as it was a four-way.

 

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