That not true. Most of them had stories going into the match. Whether it's a raw vs smackdown story or just a story between captains. Theres usually a reason.
I agree that's how you burn out interest in potential rivalries, doing the same matches week after week, lazy booking for creative to doing all nighters
@Bilo Sander it was a compliment to the steady fans. I noticed shortly into watching Wrestling that it was all good vs evil and I get it but it gets insulting after sometime. Deviation is needed no matter how you see it.
Dude Bruce got me addicted to Podcast. He's great and when you start to listen to other guys' prospective you start realizing how much more entertaining he is compared to them but I think he gives the most accurate to the truth from a fan perspective and watching and hearing the rumors back then.
@@heisensaul5538 Also the tease at the end with undertaker and nash or was that the next month? Which was also a good Ppv from that era wwf actually had good ppvs in 1995 just nobody remembered them
I did sort of miss it when Survivor Series moved away from Thanksgiving. That was kind of the reward as a kid for going to school non-stop since August. You get a four day weekend, you get to see family, see Santa, and stay up late and watch Survivor Series.
Stooge Prichard is a conman, fraud and liar. Dave has exposed and owned him multiple times. You're the epitome of an internet smark for thinking you know better than Dave.
I remember doing odd jobs, like mowing lawns, etc, just to afford to buy this on VHS, for a whopping 39.95, plus tax! No regerts though. I LOVED this show! You could really feel the tone of the company, shifting. Also, I really enjoyed the Wild Card match. They didn't provide much backstory or context, but it was a lot of fun!
I was ringside for this event. It was awesome! Watching Bret go through that table and just the whole event period was hands down a great PPV. I feel this Survivor Series gets glossed over a lot.
When Diesel walks down the steps to get Bret after he goes through the table. You can see me at the ringside rail putting my thumbs up towards him as he's coming down.
Have Bruce and Conrad done a show covering the WWE Career of Mick Foley i feel like that would be something to cover in the future if it hasn't been covered already
Foley is the unsung hero who definitely doesn't get the credit he deserves from the current Hunter/Stephanie regime. Mick is a certified legend and will always be #3 to Rock and Austin. Not bad company to be in. The dude sacrificed his body and brain to entertain the fans during the most popular period in the business. Mick deserves his due. Guys like Hunter and Rocky would have never had the runs they had without Foley putting them over every night. Long live Mankind!
It was funny how Diesel had his hair braided in the back for this match dropping the belt to bret.....you could see on Diesel attitude but shit he couldnt sell
I really loved the bill clinton impersonator at this event. It was actually hilarious and I laugh more now then I was a kid. Totally random but funny stuff
I got this show for free live on accident from my cable company! My neighbor must have ordered and I got it by mistake hahaha! Got to see the Bert vs Diesel classic.
Enjoyed listening to this, because you get a bit of insight into what Bill Watts did and wanted to do. Plus, it lets you know how much Bruce clearly doesn’t like Watts 😂
Austin vs. Bigelow during the Attitude era would have been badass, or am I just high? Also, a "Jerry Seinfeld" character in the WWF would have been awesome!
A good survivor series as a kid I would have never thought the ratings were bad I love wrestling @ this time the main event with Bret & diesel was great especially the end of the match
I was actually at this one! Totally and completely forgettable, except for Bret vs Diesel. But Bret vs Diesel was 100% worth it. Bret's spill to the outside looked brutal in person and Diesel's limp at the end of the match was very convincing.
@@tomseville2345 I've heard that it was Mable that injured him. I believe it was in a Kevin Nash shoot interview. Regardless, I loved the phantom look.
This was a great Survivor Series 1995. It did feel like WWF was in a transitional place with this pay per view. The reason why cause this was the first Survivor Series on a Sunday instead of Thanksgiving Night or Thanksgiving Eve. I was thumbs up about this pay per view too for the same reason as Bruce. Bret and Diesel was match of the year for me. It told a great story. The Wild card was useless as a 2 dollar bill. It felt like Bill Watts was thrown shit to the wall to see what stook to get those stars that need a match to have match plain and simple.
Goldust, like the Undertaker is one of those gimmicks that most people would failed at, but the people to whom it was given made it their own and absolutely nailed it. I mean describe to someone the Goldust character, and then be amazed how good Dustin was to get it over.
The only difference in Meltzer and anybody on UA-cam that give their opinions on matches is that he came along in the 80s when nobody was doing it and you had to write for the magazine. I have no clue why people including Conrad care so much about what Meltzer thinks. He's a great historian, but I don't care about his opinion on the matches.
Love the way Bruce lies his ass off. We all know what happened 99% of the time, but he still has to besmirch anyone who questions the WWE or his bottom HHH
@@MattSingh1 Yep, you got it, Dave. Hey, by the way, this one guy told me he heard from another guy that this one guy told another guy that some guy said something. Make sure you print that, Dave.
Of all the guys in the clique and the issues with Bret it's funny that this is Kevin's best match, Waltman has said many times his favourite match was with Bret and Shawn's best/biggest match was wrestlemania 12
Or you could see it as Bret and Shawn stopped the company from sinking completely and it could have been WCW who bought out WWF before the attitude era ever started
I like how Bruce goes on rants about Meltzer. And he was hot about Meltzer saying WWE was high on Aja Kong. Saying the WWE wasn't interested in using her. Yet on this show she eliminated most of the woman in the match. And was the sole survivor. Yet they weren't interested in using Kong. Okay Bruce.
Bruce getting angry about Aja being prepared for a push because he thinks its Meltzers imagination.... Alundra vs Aja was on the cards to the point the WWF Magazine listed it in their preview of the Rumble PPV, printed ahead of time. And JR has confirmed that was the plan. It's unfortunate to believe that just because Meltzer reports the plan, its always an assumption, when sometimes company literature exists to prove that he was right.
Just listened to a Nash interview talking about the Cliq and how they made some of their own hype by coming in early to an arena and putting a sign on the locker room door saying CLIQ like the office did it
Vincent Verona panicked a lot, which is why i couldn’t shut it off... very embarrassing the Church has services in Spanish which is why i was listening to the podcast I couldn’t understand what was going on anyway... then Brother Loveeeee cuts an epic promo lol
I thought that Conrad was a humble guy, had that vibe, but after his opening statement talking about men's privates, I'm shocked. WWF used to be family friendly. 18+ content.
Prichard is either not remembering accurately or is just full of it because 100% Alundra Blayze vs Aja Kong was advertised in the WWF magazine for the 1996 Royal Rumble so that clearly WAS the plan. Blayze had done her feud with Bertha Faye by that point and it was clear by the Aja Kong booking of her as sole survivor and steamrolling her opponents in her 2 RAW matches following Survivor Series.
But it was his last PPV match, just like the Boss man in Royal Rumble 93, Boss man had a few matches afterwards against Doink, Damian Demento and Berserker, but he was gone in a few months and didn't even had a match at WrestleMania at Cesar's Palace
There's an old WWF magazine previewing Blayze vs Kong at the 96 Royal Rumble. Strange how Bruce was there but his retroactive account doesn't tally with the evidence. It's almost like he's lying or talking out of his arse.
Okay but here's where you lose me Bruce. You guys ROUTINELY brought in talent who legitimately couldn't speak the language, or had gimmicks that indicated such. Not only brought them in, but had them on top either chasing titles or holding them. So where's the logic in the argument that a female wrestler, who by your OWN ADMISSION was skilled in the ring, was passed over and "didn't make sense" because of an inability to communicate? Why not just give her a manager/mouth piece like you guys did for so many others? I'm not trying to be difficult here, I'm honestly just confused as to why that wasn't an option. Was it just an issue of women's wrestling still being seen as mostly a "special attraction" match ala Moolah, similar to what the Lord Littlebrook's of the past had been, so you guys didn't think the wrestling audience of the era would have accepted a female wrestler being presented with a manager? That would have required some pretty decent "screen time" in order to get her over that way, so was it an issue of being afraid "the boys" would have a problem with potentially having their own matches cut/shortened to free up that time/space? Again, really not trying to be a Karen here, I've been a wrestling fan as far back as I can remember (I'm 32), and have been fascinated by the psychology and theory and logic of booking/promoting, and I'd really just like to be able to understand this better.
I call shit on Prichard here when discussing the direction they was going in for Alundra Blayze opponents at this time, he claims it was Bertha Faye they had in mind. Well that seems odd as Blayze and Faye had feuded for months prior to this event and ended their program. Aja Kong indeed was booked as the sole survivor here and won the next couple of matches on RAW and was even advertised in the then WWF magazine to be the opponent for Blayze at Royal Rumble 1996. It was in print. So i think Bruce is either confused on the timeline of events here or he is just denying what was happening at the time.
Aja Kong WAS the one WWF was going with against Alundra Blayze. I recall the Rumble match being advertised and then quietly dropped. Bruce just lost a lot of credibility with me.
If a PPV has Skip, Rad Radford, Barry Horowitz, Savio Vega, Pig Farmer, Isaac Yankem, a terrible group of woman and Ahmed Johnson on it… it stinks. This was not the exception to that rule.
It might have been his best match but Diesel can’t put on a clinic, I’m sorry, even with Brett calling the match. I could never figure out the hype about Diesel because he would get gassed after 3 minutes and back then as a babyface he couldn’t promo either.
@Vincent Verona You made a good point yourself . wrestling in 1995 was terrible all the way around . I feel it was because most fans of the day [1995] had grown up since the Wrestling hey day of the 80's . both WWF and WCW were doing outdated gimmicks and storylines for young kids . the wrestling audience had moved on and wanted real and fresh . that is why most fans of the era gravitated towards workers like HBK and the Hitman . of course I am no expert and can be totally wrong . have a great week .
5:31 start.
Thanks
not all heros wear capes
Wrong! Im on 20min still no Survivor Series talk besides the venue and grossrate
@@theSFjammer I’m 45 mins in and still no ss talk
1:50:00 actual start time.
I like the wild card, sometimes you dont need a story for a wrestling match. Nice being different
That not true. Most of them had stories going into the match. Whether it's a raw vs smackdown story or just a story between captains. Theres usually a reason.
I agree that's how you burn out interest in potential rivalries, doing the same matches week after week, lazy booking for creative to doing all nighters
@Bilo Sander it was a compliment to the steady fans. I noticed shortly into watching Wrestling that it was all good vs evil and I get it but it gets insulting after sometime. Deviation is needed no matter how you see it.
lol yesterday I literally just thought how much I'd like to hear from Bruce on this show. This is still my fav Survivor Series.
Dude Bruce got me addicted to Podcast. He's great and when you start to listen to other guys' prospective you start realizing how much more entertaining he is compared to them but I think he gives the most accurate to the truth from a fan perspective and watching and hearing the rumors back then.
Diesel vs Brett = most underrated Heavyweight champ match ever
Mine too.
Thank you guys for the podcasts and
for keeping us stuck inside/quarantine entertained. 😊🙏👍
And for us going threw wrestling withdrawal because I cant watch anymore it so bad.
One of my all time favorite shows Survivor Series 1995
i ordered the vhs of this from wwf when i was 10 years old for $39.95 ... i loved it then, but what a ripoff lol
The show itself is ok, perfectly serviceable. However I think the main event is the best part of this show.
@@heisensaul5538 Also the tease at the end with undertaker and nash or was that the next month? Which was also a good Ppv from that era wwf actually had good ppvs in 1995 just nobody remembered them
@Chris Terry well we have to disagree on that lol
@Chris Terry But 1994 was better. I also liked the 1993 one with Owen telling his mother to throw in the towel good stuff
I did sort of miss it when Survivor Series moved away from Thanksgiving. That was kind of the reward as a kid for going to school non-stop since August. You get a four day weekend, you get to see family, see Santa, and stay up late and watch Survivor Series.
Bret vs Diesel is a classic match
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@Chris Terry certainly was
Bc of Bret
The best thing about this episode is that there's a lot to unpack here.....
Chat me up
just for the record i never got karate fighters for christmas
The wild card match is awesome.. imagine trying to stand on the red rooster but shiting on the wild card match lol.
01:10:45 wow! Bruce ripping Meltzer to shreds 🤣👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I know business was down during this time but 94-98 was my favorite era!
Best era is 97-99
@Giovanna Love exactly:)
@Giovanna Love DM me on IG :) @thepartycowboy
@@jonythewolf6128 He sorta said that.
Alundra was supposed to face Aja at the Rumble. It was advertised in the magazine.
Then they started breaking the Spanish announcement table every week.
Meltzer cant handle the fact that a Japanese match sucked. He even said it was bad. Still gave it 2 1/2* though
Stooge Prichard is a conman, fraud and liar. Dave has exposed and owned him multiple times. You're the epitome of an internet smark for thinking you know better than Dave.
@@MattSingh1 David is a mark
Match would have gotten 25 stars if it was in the Tokyo Dome.
@@Hatchbasic Matthew up there, says the same thing every where he goes. Don't bother.
@@pikkon899 Stooge Prichard has made a living out of lying about Dave. And you're a smark for falling for Stooge Prichard's lies.
Still makes me laugh that the Kliq ran things backstage but never drew a dime in that new generation era
Id say Razor was the Biggest draw. But they had him as mid card I-C Guy.
@@rosemaryfarell5264 because they couldn't trust him as a top guy
I have an old WWF magazine that had a Royal Rumble preview. And one of the matches they had listed was Alundra Blayze vs Aja Kong. Just saying.
It was supposed to be but jj Dillion gave Blayze her walking papers.
I still think the best time in Wrestling was 1984 - 2001. It hasn't been great imo in almost 20 year's.
Does anyone think differently? I figured most people stopped watching after the WCW buyout and horrible Invasion.
It's dying.
I remember doing odd jobs, like mowing lawns, etc, just to afford to buy this on VHS, for a whopping 39.95, plus tax! No regerts though. I LOVED this show! You could really feel the tone of the company, shifting. Also, I really enjoyed the Wild Card match. They didn't provide much backstory or context, but it was a lot of fun!
I got the PPV for free somehow LIVE from the cable company. An unexpected treat.
I was ringside for this event. It was awesome! Watching Bret go through that table and just the whole event period was hands down a great PPV. I feel this Survivor Series gets glossed over a lot.
When Diesel walks down the steps to get Bret after he goes through the table. You can see me at the ringside rail putting my thumbs up towards him as he's coming down.
loved the wild card match was different
When he rips on Dave meltzer… that has to go down in the annals of podcast history.
Have Bruce and Conrad done a show covering the WWE Career of Mick Foley i feel like that would be something to cover in the future if it hasn't been covered already
YES! I've been saying the same thing.
I know they covered Mankind:Mick Foley. Conrad and Eric also covered Cactus Jack on 83 weeks.
That would be a 6 hour show same if they do a Kane episode
Foley is the unsung hero who definitely doesn't get the credit he deserves from the current Hunter/Stephanie regime. Mick is a certified legend and will always be #3 to Rock and Austin. Not bad company to be in. The dude sacrificed his body and brain to entertain the fans during the most popular period in the business. Mick deserves his due. Guys like Hunter and Rocky would have never had the runs they had without Foley putting them over every night. Long live Mankind!
Foley...? Yeah, a STUNT MAN EPISODE.... THAT'LL PUT PODS IN EARS.....LOL
No seriously..... Please don't do a Mick episode.....
It was funny how Diesel had his hair braided in the back for this match dropping the belt to bret.....you could see on Diesel attitude but shit he couldnt sell
I really loved the bill clinton impersonator at this event. It was actually hilarious and I laugh more now then I was a kid. Totally random but funny stuff
The WWF actually foreshadowed Bill's later problems and scandals which got him impeached with that Sunny skit...
Why is there 25 ads for EVERY video? I never get this many ads for any other channel. And THIS video has 300 views!
It's all over UA-cam now. Every ad is some BLM crap too.
@@Rschr101 I agree.
@Vincent Verona how do you rip the mp3?
Conrad's ALL BUSINESS. Ask him. He will tell you the same thing. I love him, but he's ALL business!
Ok... the commercials frequency is getting out of hand
Pay, you're getting this for free..
I got this show for free live on accident from my cable company! My neighbor must have ordered and I got it by mistake hahaha! Got to see the Bert vs Diesel classic.
Enjoyed listening to this, because you get a bit of insight into what Bill Watts did and wanted to do.
Plus, it lets you know how much Bruce clearly doesn’t like Watts 😂
Austin vs. Bigelow during the Attitude era would have been badass, or am I just high?
Also, a "Jerry Seinfeld" character in the WWF would have been awesome!
True
love it when Bruce goes off
A good survivor series as a kid I would have never thought the ratings were bad I love wrestling @ this time the main event with Bret & diesel was great especially the end of the match
Undertaker Sneezed in Front of Vince and he had to Retire
I was actually at this one! Totally and completely forgettable, except for Bret vs Diesel. But Bret vs Diesel was 100% worth it. Bret's spill to the outside looked brutal in person and Diesel's limp at the end of the match was very convincing.
U live in Maryland?
@@Super122291 Y
If Aja Kong wasn't next in line, why was she the sole survivor?
11/22/1963 is also when A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector was released.
That's an interesting tidbit.
I loved the Undertaker with the mask. I thought it matched the purple and black very nicely.
He legitimately needed it for his broken orbital bone, but it had to suit his gimmick, so the Phantom look was necessary...
@@tomseville2345 I've heard that it was Mable that injured him. I believe it was in a Kevin Nash shoot interview. Regardless, I loved the phantom look.
@@pikkon899 It was Mabel, with a massive accidental ham-fist.
1 hour 13 minutes in red ass Bruce shows up.....what a rant
This was a great Survivor Series 1995. It did feel like WWF was in a transitional place with this pay per view. The reason why cause this was the first Survivor Series on a Sunday instead of Thanksgiving Night or Thanksgiving Eve. I was thumbs up about this pay per view too for the same reason as Bruce. Bret and Diesel was match of the year for me. It told a great story. The Wild card was useless as a 2 dollar bill. It felt like Bill Watts was thrown shit to the wall to see what stook to get those stars that need a match to have match plain and simple.
Goldust, like the Undertaker is one of those gimmicks that most people would failed at, but the people to whom it was given made it their own and absolutely nailed it. I mean describe to someone the Goldust character, and then be amazed how good Dustin was to get it over.
That damn JVC boombox was advertised for what seemed like years.
Jvc kaboom box i think lol
Awesome show
RIP PAT PATTERSON 🙏🙏🙏
greatest ever Bruce > Meltzer rant at 1:12:59
You said Perfect was one and done with commentating PPVs but he also did color for Royal Rumble 96
And Summerslam 96 and In Your House X while doing guest commentary at In Your House XI.
The only difference in Meltzer and anybody on UA-cam that give their opinions on matches is that he came along in the 80s when nobody was doing it and you had to write for the magazine. I have no clue why people including Conrad care so much about what Meltzer thinks. He's a great historian, but I don't care about his opinion on the matches.
Love the way Bruce lies his ass off.
We all know what happened 99% of the time, but he still has to besmirch anyone who questions the WWE or his bottom HHH
WOW! Greatest. Meltzer. Rant. EVERRRRR!!!!!!
Dave is a pioneer and hall-of-famer. Stooge Prichard is a proven liar, fraud and conman, and has the worst smark fanboys in pro wrestling.
@@MattSingh1 Hahaha!! Okay, Dave. Gotcha.
@@johnhill6412 you're one of those fanboys I mentioned, aren't you? Sucks to be a smark doesn't it?
@@MattSingh1 Yep, you got it, Dave. Hey, by the way, this one guy told me he heard from another guy that this one guy told another guy that some guy said something. Make sure you print that, Dave.
@@MattSingh1 Can u give examples where Bruce "lied" , or are u just saying that for the sake of saying it ?
The darkside vs royals was good in retrospect when you look at who the talent in this match became
*1ST MATCH TALK @ **1:00:30*
Is this the episode with the most commercials ever?
Glad it wasn't a watch-along.
Of all the guys in the clique and the issues with Bret it's funny that this is Kevin's best match, Waltman has said many times his favourite match was with Bret and Shawn's best/biggest match was wrestlemania 12
Bret was a great worker, never drew a dime tho.
Or you could see it as Bret and Shawn stopped the company from sinking completely and it could have been WCW who bought out WWF before the attitude era ever started
Bruce cutting a better promo than the entire roster other than Pat McAfee
I like how Bruce goes on rants about Meltzer. And he was hot about Meltzer saying WWE was high on Aja Kong. Saying the WWE wasn't interested in using her. Yet on this show she eliminated most of the woman in the match. And was the sole survivor. Yet they weren't interested in using Kong. Okay Bruce.
Are we ever getting Diesel part 2?
No.
Bruce getting angry about Aja being prepared for a push because he thinks its Meltzers imagination.... Alundra vs Aja was on the cards to the point the WWF Magazine listed it in their preview of the Rumble PPV, printed ahead of time. And JR has confirmed that was the plan. It's unfortunate to believe that just because Meltzer reports the plan, its always an assumption, when sometimes company literature exists to prove that he was right.
Shut up. Steve
Just listened to a Nash interview talking about the Cliq and how they made some of their own hype by coming in early to an arena and putting a sign on the locker room door saying CLIQ like the office did it
I always find the "bad" shows make the best episodes.
Why. Neil
@@Super122291 Because there tends to be more drama, behind the scenes fk ups and so. Idk maybe its just me.
Don’t forget the JVC KaBOOM box
I was in church when Bruce went off on Dave my head phones got unplugged and I couldn’t shut off the volume or leave the room
That’s classic
Vincent Verona panicked a lot, which is why i couldn’t shut it off... very embarrassing the Church has services in Spanish which is why i was listening to the podcast I couldn’t understand what was going on anyway... then Brother Loveeeee cuts an epic promo lol
250 stars in the Tokyo Dome 😂
I thought Jerry McDevitt was Vince's personal counsel
Well, Vince is the Head of the Table...
I thought that Conrad was a humble guy, had that vibe, but after his opening statement talking about men's privates, I'm shocked. WWF used to be family friendly. 18+ content.
😝 time to give your opinion like we all want it
We all know Connie's finisher would be a modified Banzai Drop. What would Bruce's finisher be? I'm leaning toward some kind of submission...?
Set that gimmick! 😆
Prichard is either not remembering accurately or is just full of it because 100% Alundra Blayze vs Aja Kong was advertised in the WWF magazine for the 1996 Royal Rumble so that clearly WAS the plan.
Blayze had done her feud with Bertha Faye by that point and it was clear by the Aja Kong booking of her as sole survivor and steamrolling her opponents in her 2 RAW matches following Survivor Series.
This was not Bam Bam Bigelow's last match with the WWF. He was at the Superstars and Raw tapings in Salisbury, MD two days after this.
But it was his last PPV match, just like the Boss man in Royal Rumble 93, Boss man had a few matches afterwards against Doink, Damian Demento and Berserker, but he was gone in a few months and didn't even had a match at WrestleMania at Cesar's Palace
@@Nostalgicguy2242 But Conrad said this was his last match for the WWF, which it was not.
@Vincent Verona That's where Bam Bam was in the company's estimation at this point, and that's why he left officially days later...
Going on 25 years, that 'SkyTwisterPress' is still one of the most impressive moves I ever saw.
Diesel's best match in the year long title reign, was the last match for which he was the champion. Go figure
Much like lex luger, his best matches were against guys who were alot better than he is and who can be the ring general
Piper did movies before hogan did!
1:12:57 FDM PERIOD HE WASN'T THERE BRUCE WAS GET OVER IT MELTZER
that was seriously one of bruce prichards BEST moments on this show. putting dave in his place.
@@rockstarbd82 I never get tired of it
There's an old WWF magazine previewing Blayze vs Kong at the 96 Royal Rumble. Strange how Bruce was there but his retroactive account doesn't tally with the evidence. It's almost like he's lying or talking out of his arse.
Just here for the black guy astronaut and brain surgeon ads
Okay but here's where you lose me Bruce. You guys ROUTINELY brought in talent who legitimately couldn't speak the language, or had gimmicks that indicated such. Not only brought them in, but had them on top either chasing titles or holding them. So where's the logic in the argument that a female wrestler, who by your OWN ADMISSION was skilled in the ring, was passed over and "didn't make sense" because of an inability to communicate? Why not just give her a manager/mouth piece like you guys did for so many others? I'm not trying to be difficult here, I'm honestly just confused as to why that wasn't an option. Was it just an issue of women's wrestling still being seen as mostly a "special attraction" match ala Moolah, similar to what the Lord Littlebrook's of the past had been, so you guys didn't think the wrestling audience of the era would have accepted a female wrestler being presented with a manager? That would have required some pretty decent "screen time" in order to get her over that way, so was it an issue of being afraid "the boys" would have a problem with potentially having their own matches cut/shortened to free up that time/space?
Again, really not trying to be a Karen here, I've been a wrestling fan as far back as I can remember (I'm 32), and have been fascinated by the psychology and theory and logic of booking/promoting, and I'd really just like to be able to understand this better.
I call shit on Prichard here when discussing the direction they was going in for Alundra Blayze opponents at this time, he claims it was Bertha Faye they had in mind. Well that seems odd as Blayze and Faye had feuded for months prior to this event and ended their program.
Aja Kong indeed was booked as the sole survivor here and won the next couple of matches on RAW and was even advertised in the then WWF magazine to be the opponent for Blayze at Royal Rumble 1996. It was in print.
So i think Bruce is either confused on the timeline of events here or he is just denying what was happening at the time.
Its funny how bruce says aja kong wasnt pushed because she couldnt speak english yet they made bull nakano champion in 94 and she couldnt either
"Everyone knows the rules." Is Conrad a fan of Davey Pageviews?
Aja Kong WAS the one WWF was going with against Alundra Blayze. I recall the Rumble match being advertised and then quietly dropped.
Bruce just lost a lot of credibility with me.
If a PPV has Skip, Rad Radford, Barry Horowitz, Savio Vega, Pig Farmer, Isaac Yankem, a terrible group of woman and Ahmed Johnson on it… it stinks. This was not the exception to that rule.
It might have been his best match but Diesel can’t put on a clinic, I’m sorry, even with Brett calling the match. I could never figure out the hype about Diesel because he would get gassed after 3 minutes and back then as a babyface he couldn’t promo either.
Lol - Meltzer ratings
Business is boomin
Deesel
Give bret the belt and watch magic happen, its not that hard vince
Haha Bret never drew a dime bro.
@@Rschr101 to be fair no one was a draw in 1995 . the Undertaker, Nash, Shawn or Bam Bam . none of them .
@Vincent Verona You made a good point yourself . wrestling in 1995 was terrible all the way around . I feel it was because most fans of the day [1995] had grown up since the Wrestling hey day of the 80's . both WWF and WCW were doing outdated gimmicks and storylines for young kids . the wrestling audience had moved on and wanted real and fresh . that is why most fans of the era gravitated towards workers like HBK and the Hitman . of course I am no expert and can be totally wrong . have a great week .
The Bret - Diesel match was way too long I always thought. Good match though
1:50:14
just for the record i never got karate fighters for christmas
Poor. Robert 😢