Royal Rumble 1993, 1994.

Rudki · 05-31-2005, 05:58 PM

Hey, seeming the UK luckily gets these "tagged classics" - 2 ppvs like the above on 1 disc

I was just gona ask if anybody can remember if these 2 ppv's were any decent, I remember watching both as a kid but thats about it...

any one remember if the matches were good?

thanks for any feedback!

Brandon · 05-31-2005, 06:03 PM

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1993 Royal Rumble Results:

TAG MATCH: The Steiner Brothers (Rick & Scott) defeated The Beverly Brothers (Beau & Blake)..
IC TITLE MATCH: Shawn Michaels defeated Marty Janetty to retain..
- Sensational Sherri was at ringside but nobody knew who's side she was really on..
- Sensational Sherri ended up slapping Shawn Michaels outside the ring..
- Sensational Sherri grabbed a mirror while Marty Jannetty held Shawn Michaels..
- Shawn Michaels moved out of the way and Sherri nailed Jannetty with the mirror!!
- Sensational Sherri ran backstage while Michaels superkicked and pinned Jannetty..
- Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty brawled backstage after the match..
MATCH: Bam Bam Bigelow defeated The Big Bossman..
WWF TITLE MATCH: Bret "Hitman" Hart defeated "The Bad Guy" Razor Ramon to retain..
ON STAGE: Bobby Heenan introduces "The Narcissus" Lex Luger..
ROYAL RUMBLE: Yokozuna won after eliminating Randy Savage..

<TABLE width=750 align=center border=0><TBODY><TR><TH align=left>Entrance</TH><TH align=left>Elimination</TH></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top colSpan=2>

1- Ric Flair (1- Shango by Flair before #4) 2- Bob Backlund (2- Knobs by DiBiase before #7) 3- Papa Shango (3- Moon by Lawler before #9) 4- Ted DiBiase (4- Flair by Perfect before #12) 5- Brian Knobs (5- Skinner by Perfect before #13) 6- Virgil (6- Lawler by Perfect before #15) 7- Jerry Lawler (7- Virgil by Berzerker before #15) 8- Max Moon (8- Perfect by DiBiase & Ware b4 #15) 9- Genichiro Tenryu (9- Samu by UT before #16) 10- Mr. Perfect (10- Tenryu by UT before #16) 11- Skinner (11/12- Ware & Taylor by DiBiase b4 #17) 12- Koko B. Ware (13- DiBiase by UT before #17) 13- Samu (14- Berzerker by UT before #17) 14- Berzerker (15- UT by Giant Gonzales before #18) 15- Undertaker (16- Typhoon by Earthquake before #24) 16- Terry Taylor (17- Demento by Colon before #25) 17- Damian Demento (18- Fatu by Backlund before #26) 18- Irwin R. Schyster (19- IRS by Earthquake before #27) 19- Tatanka (20- Tatanka by Yoko before #28) 20- Jerry Sags (21- Colon by Yoko before #28) 21- Typhoon (22- Earthquake by Yoko before #29) 22- Fatu (23- Santana by Yoko) 23- Earthquake (24- Sags by Owen) 24- Carlos Colon (25- Owen by Yoko) 25- Tito Santana (26- Repo by Savage) 26- Rick Martel (27- Martel by Backlund) 27- Yokozuna (28- Backlund by Yoko) 28- Owen Hart (29- Savage by Yoko) 29- Repo Man (Winner: Yokozuna) 30- Randy Savage </PRE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></P>1994 Royal Rumble results:

OPENING MATCH: Tatanka defeated Bam Bam Bigelow..
TAG TITLE MATCH: The Quebecers w/Johnny Polo defeated Bret & Owen Hart to retain..
IC TITLE MATCH: Razor Ramon defeated Irwin R. Schyster..
WWF TITLE CASKET MATCH: Yokozuna defefeated The Undertaker to retain..
ROYAL RUMBLE: Bret Hart & Lex Luger were named CO-WINNERS..

<TABLE width=750 align=center border=0><TBODY><TR><TH align=left>Entrance</TH><TH align=left>Elimination</TH></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top colSpan=2>

1- Scott Steiner (1- Samu by Scott before #5) 2- Samu (2- Rick by Owen before #6) 3- Rick Steiner (3- Bart by Diesel before #8) 4- Kwang (4- Scott by Diesel before #8) 5- Owen Hart (5- Owen by Diesel before #8) 6- Bart Gunn (6- Kwang by Diesel before #8) 7- Diesel (7- Backlund by Diesel before #9) 8- Bob Backlund (8- Billy by Diesel before #10) 9- Billy Gunn (9- Virgil by Diesel before #11) 10- Virgil (10- Jarrett by Savage before #13) 11- Randy Savage (11- Savage by Crush before #15) 12- Jeff Jarrett (12- Doink by Bigelow before #16) 13- Crush (13- Diesel by 5 guys bef. #19) 14- Doink (14- Mabel by 8 guys bef. #23) 15- Bigelow (15- Kabuki by Lex before #24) 16- Mabel (16- Booger no showed before #26) 17- Sparky Plugg (17- Crush by Lex & Plugg before #29) 18- Shawn Michaels (18- Plugg by Bret & Shawn) 19- Mo (19- Valentine by Martel) 20- Greg Valentine (20- Martel by Tatanka) 21- Tatanka (21- Bomb by Lex) 22- Kabuki (22- Mo by Fatu) 23- Lex Luger (23- Tatanka by Bigelow) 24- Genichiro Tenryu (24- Bigelow by Lex) 25- Bastion Booger (25- Jannetty by Shawn) 26- Rick Martel (26- Tenryu by Lex & Bret) 27- Bret Hart (27- Fatu by Bret) 28- Fatu (28- Shawn by Lex) 29- Marty Jannetty (29/30- Lex & Bret) 30- Adam Bomb (Co-Winners: Lex Luger & Bret Hart)<HR color=#333333> Most Eliminations : (By themselves) 01. Diesel - 7 (S.Steiner, Kwang, Owen, Bart Gunn, Backlund, Billy Gunn, Virgil) 02. Lex Luger - 5 (Bigelow, Shawn Michaels, Great Kabuki, Bret Hart, Adam Bomb) 03. Bam Bam Bigelow - 2 (Doink, Tatanka) 04. Bret Hart - 2 (Lex Luger, Fatu) 05. Scott Steiner - 1 (Samu) 06. Owen Hart - 1 (Rick Steiner) 07. Crush - 1 (Randy Savage) 08. Randy Savage - 1 (Jeff Jarrett) 09. Rick Martel - 1 (Greg Valentine) 10. Fatu - 1 (Mo) 11. Tatanka - 1 (Rick Martel) 12. Shawn Michaels - 1 (Marty Jannetty) Longest Lastings : (In ring) 01. Bam Bam Bigelow - 30:12 02. Shawn Michaels - 29:17 03. Crush - 25:03 04. Mo - 22:46 05. Lex Luger - 21:58 06. Sparky Plugg - 21:33 07. Greg Valentine - 20:39 08. Tatanka - 20:07 09. Diesel - 17:41 10. Genichiro Tenryu - 17:21 11. Bret Hart - 15:08 12. Fatu - 13:04 13. Rick Martel - 11:22 14. Mable - 9:57 15. Scott Steiner - 9:00 16. Marty Jannetty - 8:18 17. Kwang - 5:57 18. Adam Bomb - 4:55 19. Randy Savage - 4:38 20. Owen Hart - 4:10 21. Rick Steiner - 3:57 22. Samu - 3:13 23. Great Kabuki - 2:46 24. Bart Gunn - 2:30 25. Doink - 1:48 26. Jeff Jarrett - 1:19 27. Bob Backlund - 0:41 28. Virgil - 0:32 29. Billy Gunn - 0:14 30. Bastian Booger - 0:00 (Never showed up)</PRE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></P>

pp2 · 05-31-2005, 06:10 PM

Do you guys remember when RAW was first on the air? They had (I think he was) a local NY radio guy doing the color commentary with Vince. Rob somethingoranother. The RAW after the 93 Rumble, Yokozuna was wrestling someone and Vince was going on about how no one had ever taken Yoko off his feet.

This radio guy, who had been the other announcer since the show started, said "But Vince, Savage knocked him down at the Rumble last night."

Vince replied "No, no he didn't...Yoko has never been taken off his feet"

The radio guy kept on about how Savage did it last night, and eventually stopped. It was the last RAW he did lol.

I also remember a few weeks/months prior to this, Mr. Perfect/Ric Flair, loser leaves the WWF. Going into a break during the match, Vince proclaimed "Who will win this great matchup? We have no idea!" The other guy actually said "But Vince, you told me earlier Perfect was going to win..." That was fun stuff.

Bouchie · 05-31-2005, 06:14 PM

lol. Rob sounds like Maria

Brandon · 05-31-2005, 06:15 PM

Haha...classic.

I hate it when commentators say dumb shit...like this past week on SD! for example. Matt Morgan put Big Show through a table with an F5 and Cole and Tazz said, "We've never seen Big Show manhandled like this before."

Yeah, ok. Brock Lesnar was doing that shit every week to the Big Show, but I guess I'm supposed to forget that. They could have just said, something like Matt looked real impressive or whatever and that would have been fine.

Rudki · 05-31-2005, 07:31 PM

hey blitz, thanks for the posts but I knew the results, was wondering about the quality of matches/overall PPV's.

and yeah , I hate when commentators expect us to forget our previous knowledge of wrestling *sighs*

Bouchie · 05-31-2005, 08:46 PM

Royal Rumble 93 was awesome. My favorite rumble ever. Razor vs Bret was a great match. Marty & Shawn worked well in their match. The Steiners made a few mistakes in their match but I think it was just because they were nervous (first rumble and all). Bam Bam vs Bossman kinda sucked but was kept short enough to not matter. Lex Luger's debut as Narcissist was entertaining just because of Bobby Heenan's rant during it. The actual rumble match was good too. Bob Backlund was in there forever and when Giant Gonzalez came out of nowhere everyone was shocked. They didn't even notice the time to count down when IRS & Damian Demento came down. Yokozuna was on his back when he eliminated Savage to win it. It was impressive. I totally recommended it.

Royal Rumble 94 was almost as good. Although, 1994 was kind of a bad year for WWE. What with all the cartoony gimmicks and such. Best match on the card was The Quebecers vs Bret & Owen. Owen's heel turn at the end was interesting. Taker's casket match with Yoko was good until about 10 heels came out to help Yoko beat him. Rumble match - Bret & Luger's feet hit the floor at the same time (which I was amazed actually worked on live TV). Nothing else of note from that match, really.

I'd buy it just for Royal Rumble 93 alone. 94 was good, don't get me wrong, but 93 was better in my important opinion.

pp2 · 05-31-2005, 10:02 PM

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was the announcer without a clue.

Rudki · 06-01-2005, 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Bouch

Royal Rumble 93 was awesome. My favorite rumble ever. Razor vs Bret was a great match. Marty & Shawn worked well in their match. The Steiners made a few mistakes in their match but I think it was just because they were nervous (first rumble and all). Bam Bam vs Bossman kinda sucked but was kept short enough to not matter. Lex Luger's debut as Narcissist was entertaining just because of Bobby Heenan's rant during it. The actual rumble match was good too. Bob Backlund was in there forever and when Giant Gonzalez came out of nowhere everyone was shocked. They didn't even notice the time to count down when IRS & Damian Demento came down. Yokozuna was on his back when he eliminated Savage to win it. It was impressive. I totally recommended it.

Royal Rumble 94 was almost as good. Although, 1994 was kind of a bad year for WWE. What with all the cartoony gimmicks and such. Best match on the card was The Quebecers vs Bret & Owen. Owen's heel turn at the end was interesting. Taker's casket match with Yoko was good until about 10 heels came out to help Yoko beat him. Rumble match - Bret & Luger's feet hit the floor at the same time (which I was amazed actually worked on live TV). Nothing else of note from that match, really.

I'd buy it just for Royal Rumble 93 alone. 94 was good, don't get me wrong, but 93 was better in my important opinion.

thanks for that, appreciated!

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