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- In addition please follow redditquette and reddit's site-wide rules.No spoilers in titles for 24 hours after a show has aired. It was a NWO PPV with NWO wrestlers, announcers and referee.Follow on for breaking news, AMA announcements, and much more!Clear rules that help give the subreddit a balance of content. Come here to discuss pro wrestling in all its forms and factions.The biggest problem can be summed up by pointing out that the entire PPV felt unnecessary. /r/SquaredCircle or 'Wreddit' is a professional wrestling community driven by just that, the community. Leading into the War Games, Fall Brawl 1996 show, the nWo Sting had.Wreddit Daily Discussion | 2021 Census Results1997: WCW NWO Souled Out: 1: Hollywood Hogan v The Giant title match: 1997: WCW Road Wild: 1: Hulk Hogan v Lex Luger title match: 1997: WCW Slamboree: 1: Reggie White WCW debut: 1997: WCW Spring Stampede: 1: DDP v Randy Savage I: 1997: WCW Starrcade: 1: Hogan v Sting, Bill Goldberg PPV Debut: 1997: WCW Superbrawl VII 7: 1: Hogan v Piper title.
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I'm still not as far ahead as I'd like to be and if I'm going to keep these posts going on a Mon-Fri. When 1996 finishes up, I'm going to have to take another 2-week break (instead of the usual 1 week) before starting 1997. For anyone interested, I highly recommend signing up for the actual site at f4wonline and checking out the full archives.I figure I might as well deliver the news now.
Dave worries about both companies running hotshot angles that don't plan long term and he also doesn't like that what goes on in the ring has become secondary to everything happening outside of the ring (he mentions a recent Nitro where Chris Benoit was working his ass off and having a great match but the live crowd had their backs to the ring, looking at the NWO guys walking around in the crowd). It's the talk of the business right now, which can be a good sign, but if it doesn't translate to ratings or money, then it doesn't matter. The angle ended with Pillman cursing on the air, which wasn't edited out of the later west coast feed, so Dave thinks USA must have given WWF approval to air it (USA Network is struggling across the board in ratings too on all their shows and they're probably even more desperate than WWF to do something for shock value to pop a rating).Of course there are questions about whether it went too far or was offensive.
Really, the only argument you can make in favor of Moolah is historical importance, and Dave says if you wrote about the history of professional wrestling, you could probably leave Moolah out and it wouldn't make a difference. Dave explains why she didn't make the cut initially: yes, she's been around forever but she was never a great wrestler, never was a headliner or big draw (Mildred Burke was 10x bigger, he says), and even though she held the women's title for years, the belt was pretty much meaningless for most of it. Kids who are growing up now and become interested in wrestling history in 20 years would put guys like Sting and Undertaker on a list without question, and maybe even Lex Luger, but those of us watching them now probably dismiss them because they are current and because we're all aware of their shortcomings and know they aren't Ric Flair or Bret Hart." Anyway, of all the letters Dave got about people who should have been inducted from the start, the name most people asked about was The Fabulous Moolah. The initial 126 names that were inducted mostly represent the 50s, 60s, and 70s and Dave makes an interesting comment here: "For example, with the dozens of letters we received about various people who were neglected, nearly all from the 50s through 70s, we didn't receive even one letter about Sting, who is a better worker than some on the list, and during his day was a bigger star than many, perhaps most, who made the list. No word on when this will go into effect but it's the current plan (never happened).Dave addresses some issues that have come up from the Wrestling Observer Hall of Fame he created back in August. The first hour will be NWO Nitro and will be the NWO's show, while the 2nd hour will be WCW's show.
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