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The Show Off
05-05-2009, 01:30 PM
Here are the next two Dream Cards in the Dream Card Tournament the names of the architect of each card will be kept secret until they are eliminated. Voting for this match will end sometime around noon On Friday May 8th EST.

Round 1: Match 2
Destruction
versus
The Wrestling Event of Time

Destruction
Announce Team: Joey Styles and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan

WrestleMania 24 Revisited
“The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels (mid ‘90s) vs. “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair (mid ‘80s)

The Bald Man Dream Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin (late ‘90s) vs. Goldberg (1998)

Tag Team Match
The Hart Brothers (mid ‘90s) vs. Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko (mid ‘90s)

Battle of the Cryptic Gimmicks
The Undertaker (mid ‘90s) vs. Sting (1997 crow version)

Raven’s Rules Match
Raven (mid ‘90s) vs. “The Loose Cannon” Brian Pillman (mid ‘90s)

Submission Match
Kurt Angle (2000) vs. Ken Shamrock (late ‘90s)

Backlash 2009 Revisited
“Lionheart” Chris Jericho (1998) vs. Ricky Steamboat (1989)

Uncle vs. Nephew
Eddie Guerrero (mid ‘90s) vs. Chavo Guerrero, Jr. (late ‘90s)

Cruiserweight Carnage – One Night International Cruiserweight Tournament:
RULES: Two 6-man tag matches, with traditional Lucha Libre rules applied (no tagging if you leave the ring). The winning teams compete later. Lastly, the winners of THAT match meet in a triple threat to determine the top cruiserweight

Team Great Britain: Jody Fleisch (2002), Nigel McGuinness (Present), and PAC (Present)

Team Japan: Jushin “Thunder” Liger (early ‘90s), Ultimo Dragon (mid ‘90s), and Yoshihiro Tajiri (1999)

Team Mexico: Juventud Guerrera (late ‘90s), Psychosis (mid ‘90s), Rey Mysterio, Jr. (mid ‘90s)

Team USA: AJ Styles (2002), Christopher Daniels (2002), and “Sugar” Shane Helms (2001)

Special Attraction Match
Mankind (1999) vs. Hollywood Hulk Hogan (1998)



Results

-Ric Flair defeated Shawn Michaels when Michaels submitted to the Figure Four Leg Lock. (25:00)

-Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Goldberg when Austin ducked a Spear, sending Goldberg head-first into the turnbuckle. Goldberg turned around and took a Stone Cold Stunner to end the match. (10:00)

-Bret and Owen Hart defeated Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko when Benoit and Malenko passed out in simultaneous Sharpshooters. (20:00)

-Ultimo Dragon defeated Jushin Liger and Yoshihiro Tajiri to win the Cruiserweight Carnage tournament when Dragon pinned Tajiri after a Dragon Bomb. (17:00)

-Sting defeated The Undertaker after a Scorpion Death Drop. (12:00)

-Kurt Angle defeated Ken Shamrock when Shamrock submitted to the Ankle Lock. (12:00)

-Brian Pillman defeated Raven with the Air Pillman. Just a note here, I visualize this match being bloody as hell with both guys doing inhumane things to each other. (15:00)

-Team Japan defeated Team Mexico when Tajiri pinned Juventud after a Buzzsaw Kick. (15:00)

-Chris Jericho defeated Ricky Steamboat after a Lionsault. (14:00)

-Chavo Guerrero, Jr. defeated Eddie Guerrero by ducking out of the way of a Frog Splash and rolling up Eddie for a cheap pinfall. (13:00)

-Team Japan defeated Team Great Britain when Liger pinned PAC following a top rope Brainbuster. (13:00)

-Team Mexico defeated Team USA when Juventud pinned Helms after a 450 Splash. (13:00)

-Mankind defeated Hollywood Hulk Hogan when Mankind used Socko and Hogan passed out. It was the only move of the match. (1:00) :shifty:


The Wrestling Event of Time!

Your announcers this evening are Vince McMahon, Don West, and Chet Lemon!

The Match to Determine the Hero of Time: Lodi(c) (from Lenny and Lodi) vs The Repo Man
Winner (and the NEW Hero of Time): Repo Man wins by count-out at 18:54 minutes by having Lodi's sign repo'ed that states "Give me your address!"

All Out War in the Six Sides of Steel!! (Tag Tornado Match): Tiger Mask and Curry Man vs The Villanos (IV and V)
Winner: Tiger Mask and Curry Man at 12:45 minutes after the Switcheroo confuses the Villanos and leads to a Tiger Mask rollup for the pin

Iron Man Match: Big Show vs Mark Henry
Winner: Big Show at 5:00, 1-0. Pinfall came after a KO punch with 10 seconds remaining.

The Match of 1,000 Kicks!: Glacier vs Steve Blackman vs Jerry Flynn vs Ernest "The Cat" Miller
Winner: Steve Blackman at 25:30 by pinfall after a Dragon Suplex

Special Stipulation Match! 4 poles are set-up in each corner, each with a briefcase hanging from them. However, the briefcases can only be reached with a ladder. To be able to use the ladder, however, you must knock your opponent down for however long it takes to dance the Macarena thrice. At this point, you can then either pin or submit your opponent for the right to use the ladder once. Inside one of the briefcases is a key that unlocks the trunk of a car in the parking garage. Inside the trunk is a contract for a match against the Undertaker at Wrestlemania, but the contract must be signed with a pen that can be found in one of the other briefcases. This won't be known to the competitors until after they've found the contract. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs The Rock
Winner: The Rock at 9:21 after doing... all that.

The Red Hot Opener to Get the Crowd On Their Feet! Snitsky vs A-Train
Winner: A-Train at 1:49:30 by submission with an armbar

screech
05-05-2009, 02:16 PM
I want to pick The Wrestling Event of Time just for that Special Stipulation Match.

I will give this more serious thought and return with my answer.

Loose Cannon
05-05-2009, 02:41 PM
Destruction is tremendous. I would pay for that easily.

The only bone I would pick with it is having Eddie vs Chavo. wtf is that? lol

The Show Off
05-05-2009, 02:41 PM
Sorry for the lateness of putting up this match I had a hectic weekend.

#1-norm-fan
05-05-2009, 03:03 PM
While watching the crowd's reaction during a nearly 2 hour long Snitsky vs. A-Train match would be fun, Destruction gets bye.

Even though Eddie vs. Chavo in a dream card sounds about as good as WWE would have booked it a few years ago to open a random PPV. Or a random episode of Smackdown! for that matter.

Plus I have no interest in seeing Goldberg vs. Austin. I also have no interest in seeing Mankind vs. Hollywood Hogan but then the result of that one saved it.

Plus, the finish of the Flair-HBK match makes me angry. But that's just me.

The Show Off
05-05-2009, 03:05 PM
While watching the crowd's reaction during a nearly 2 hour long Snitsky vs. A-Train match would be fun, Destruction gets bye.

Even though Eddie vs. Chavo in a dream card sounds about as good as WWE would have booked it a few years ago to open a random PPV. Or a random episode of Smackdown! for that matter.

Plus I have no interest in seeing Goldberg vs. Austin. I also have no interest in seeing Mankind vs. Hollywood Hogan but then the result of that one saved it.

Plus, the finish of the Flair-HBK match makes me angry. But that's just me.

Too bad it was random matchings because your card from the last match was my favorite of the Dream Cards.

For what its worth.

Triple Naitch
05-05-2009, 03:07 PM
I'm willing to bet The Taint or Time Traveler created the Wrestling Event of Time.

thedamndest
05-05-2009, 03:08 PM
The Red Hot Opener to Get the Crowd On Their Feet! Snitsky vs A-Train
Winner: A-Train at 1:49:30 by submission with an armbar

I fully endorse this card.

thedamndest
05-05-2009, 03:10 PM
Though I think I would have had A-Train going over Flair in a cage.

#1-norm-fan
05-05-2009, 03:14 PM
Too bad it was random matchings because your card from the last match was my favorite of the Dream Cards.

For what its worth.

:heart: :'(

#1-norm-fan
05-05-2009, 03:15 PM
lol @ the special stipulation match only lasting 9 minutes.

Lock Jaw
05-05-2009, 06:53 PM
I approve of Steve Blackman on the second card... but generally it is a joke. Next time, you probably should not include joke cards.

The first one gets my vote. The first one is pretty fantastic anyways. Don't really care for Austin/Goldberg. Mankind/Hogan could be good if Mankind is being all deranged and stuff. And Eddie vs Chavo is a kinda weird match to have on there... but.. oh well... they always did have good matches.

James Steele
05-05-2009, 07:13 PM
Really? How many of these bullshit cards did you let in?

screech
05-05-2009, 08:47 PM
Special Stipulation + Blackman winning + A-Train winning via armbar + Chet Lemon = GOLD.

I have made my decision.

The Show Off
05-05-2009, 10:16 PM
Really? How many of these bullshit cards did you let in?

Only one.

I only got 8 people signing up and this was one of the 8 and 8 is a perfect number for a tournament.

DAMN iNATOR
05-06-2009, 10:21 AM
Destruction is tremendous. I would pay for that easily.

The only bone I would pick with it is having Eddie vs Chavo. wtf is that? lol

It happened. At the '04 Rumble. Chavo was accompanied by his dad. AND this was a mere 3 weeks before No Way Out '04 where Eddie won his first, and sadly, only WWE Championship.
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Lock Jaw
05-06-2009, 01:18 PM
It happened way more times than that.

That last Eddie/Chavo feud was amazing though, and I felt it brought Chavo to a new level. I think after Eddie won the title he fought Eddie for the title on Smackdown and I actually felt like I could buy Chavo as a legitimate contender for the top title.

Though Eddie had that effect on people. After his feud with Rey, I thought Rey had been brought to another level and that I could see him as top contender. Which Eddie did make happen eventually, I suppose.

Loose Cannon
05-06-2009, 02:19 PM
It happened. At the '04 Rumble. Chavo was accompanied by his dad. AND this was a mere 3 weeks before No Way Out '04 where Eddie won his first, and sadly, only WWE Championship.
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Yes, I know. I ordered that Rumble. That's one of my favorite feuds in the last 10 years. My "wtf" was more because all the other matches on that card are like dream matches.

The Mackem
05-08-2009, 09:36 AM
I voted for Starrcade

The Show Off
05-12-2009, 01:36 PM
Destruction destroyed The Wrestling Event of Time which was penned by Dark Centuar.

The next match will be up shortly.

DarKCentaur
05-12-2009, 07:20 PM
My only regret is that nobody was able to appreciate the humor in a 5-minute Iron Man match.