01-07-2013, 10:01 AM
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Black Sheep Jew
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Originally Posted by Schlomey
I will be using my new wwe encyclopedia to find matches of interest that I have never seen before. I have a growing list and will be posting each match as I find it.
WWE - Triple H vs. Chris Jericho - Smackdown 01... by nickslic123
First up is jericho vs hhh, at the height of the alliance between McMahon and hhh and Austin we have an ic title grudge match. While short I found it entertaining and it's always a pleasure seeing the lionsault actually connect. And also seeing Stephanie in her hot per mommy phase. 6/10
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Originally Posted by Schlomey
Video #2 in my new video series comes to you from In Your House: Beware of Dog. Marc Mero vs HHH for the IC championship. I watched this match because I don't remember A single match Mero was in or if he was good. Turns out he is pretty good. Average sized and can pull off some high flying cruiser weight style maneuvers. However 12 of the 16 minutes of this match is HHH focusing on the arm of Mero. At one point he used the same arm bar that Del Rio uses today. The match wasn't booked well, in my opinion. Focusing more on Sable and ground attacks than allowing the Wildman to show off his skills. Mero does have awesome facials and can sell really well, it almost makes up for the fact that he is such a tool these days. 5/10.
Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs Wildman Marc Mero by TSteck160
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Originally Posted by Schlomey
The 3rd match in my new video series brought to you from the WWEs only submission only pay per view, Breaking Point. Champion CM Punk vs Undertaker in a submission match for the WHC. The action was good but it reeked from the very beginning of screw job because there is no way the WWE would allow Taker to tap. Punk, as always, sold this match like a champ. I find it annoying that they used a great concept on a ppv world title match only to further a lame storyline. However, it did lead to the amazingly cheesy "buckle up Teddy" vignette. This match is as forgettable and as throw away as it sounds. 4/10.
http://youtu.be/aijlOlfjtp0
Full match at this link but no embed code available using the YouTube iPad app.
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Originally Posted by Schlomey
Next up, Hogan vs HHH from Backlash 2002. I'm not a Hogan mark. Maybe in the 80s to the mid 90s but definitely not since. HHH was on half speed and auto pilot this whole match. Hogan wrestled a typical Hogan match minus one mark out moment when he delivered a Diamond Cutter of all things. The run ins confused me because I don't know the backstory but they were easily the only thing giving this match any emotion. 3/10.
Backlash.2002 - Triple H Vs Hulk Hogan - (1 2) by dido67
Hulk Hogan vs. Triple-H-WWE Title by Stinger1981
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Originally Posted by Schlomey
The 5th match of the day comes to you from In Your House: Final Four. Vader vs Bret Hart vs Steve Austin vs Undertaker for the WWF title. This match came about when during the Royal Rumble, an eliminated Austin rejoined the match unbeknownst to the referees to eliminate the 3 other men. I'm shocked that this match isn't brought up here at TPWW. Fatal Four Way matches are always a mixed bag, very few live up to the hype. In this instance, it overdid all expectations. While I found that Vader can't sell for shit I still enjoyed this match like it was a Wrestlemania main event. Constant action, blood, elimination style combat where there were no rules. Ill put this match on the short list of FFW matches worth watching. 9/10.
028. Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart vs The... by ccu150
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Originally Posted by Schlomey
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Originally Posted by Schlomey
Number 8 is brought to you from Smackdown in 2001 . Jerry Lynn vs Jeff Hardy for the Light Heavyweight Championship. Never seen this match, or any Lynn matches to be honest. I hear he can go. He can, just a shame this match clocks in at 6 minutes. 4/10.
Jeff Hardy vs Jerry Lynn by carllfc06
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