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Week 1: Show received a 3.42 Rating
The Inaugural Raw takes place in Hershey, PA.
Show starts: Vince McMahon in the middle of the squared circle: (proudly) Welcome to Monday Night Raw!!! I’ve been working on this show ever since I was born. Everything I have done led me and thereby you, to this moment in time. Week in and week out you will see hard-hitting action, rivalries like you never seen before, and of-course 5-star matches. Without further ado, give a warm welcome to your WWE champions!
Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt’s theme music hits and walks down to the ring
McMahon: Welcome the WWE Tag Team Champions, Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy!
The crowd cheered as the duo confidently makes their way to the ring. As soon as they got in the ring their music stopped and The British Bulldog’s music hit.
McMahon: And here is Mr. Intercontinental himself, Davey Boy Smith, also known as The British Bulldog!!!
The British Bulldog proudly steps down the ramp with the belt secured around his waist. He athletically jumps over the top rope to enter the ring and as his feet hit the mat, his music stopped and the Rock’s theme music hit.
McMahon: And it is my pleasure to personally introduce to everyone in the arena and those watching at home: the very first WWE heavyweight champion, The Rock!!!!
The Rock in a fancy suit, shades and the belt around his shoulder, walks down to the ring with his nose in the air. McMahon looks up the ramp in absolute glee. The Rock enters the Ring and the first thing he does is hug the owner of the company Mr. McMahon. McMahon gives the Rock the microphone and the Rock immediately starts thanking his boss.
The Rock: Thank you, Boss, for the opportunity to be the first ever WWE champion. I’m sure you won’t have to worry about changing the nameplate on this belt for a very long time (chuckles). The only thing else I really have to say is to the people luckily having the opportunity to watch their Heavyweight champion right now. And that is to not expect to see anyone else but me at the top of this company. I don’t care how much you hate me, you are below me and my standards. The Only reason I’m here is for my boss Vince, and to make sure the other wrestlers in the back know that they are hot garbage.
The Rock gives the mic to the British Bulldog and exists the ring to boos from the lively crowd.
The British Bulldog: Well, let me start out by saying The Rock is not indicative of the rest of the roster here at the WWE. I’ll show you later tonight that I’m here to give you kind people action-packed wrestling and that’s what I’m going to give you. (the crowd cheers). I will take on any and all competition. I guarantee there’s not a wrestler out there that can over power me. And that includes you Rocky.
Bulldog hands the mic to Matt Hardy and exists the ring. The crowd gives the Bulldog a loudly cheer. Matt hardy weirdly stars at the microphone, seemingly like he doesn’t know how to use it, like it’s some type of ancient technology. Bray Grabs the mic.
Bray Wyatt: I’m glad y’all could make the show. (said creepily) My partner and I and commend any tag team that is brave enough to climb in the darkness with us and venture into this great squared circle with us, the destroyers of worlds. However, I’m afraid they won’t be able to feel our sympathies.
Bray laughs and hands the mic to McMahon.
McMahon: “Let the Show Begin.”
Match 1: (W) Shawn Michaels ’97 (Heel) w/ Diesel Vs. Razor Ramon (Face) (Mid-card)
Razor Ramon confidently made his way to the ring, was cheered bountifully. Shawn Michaels on the other hand, only had his theme music to hype him us as the crowd did not cheer him at all. The match started out aggressive. Both got their shots in. Razor took an early advantage and even clotheslined Michaels out of the ring. He then threw him against the barricade. After both were inside the ring again a quick back and forth ensued with Razor taking over the match once again. A forceful Irish whip into the turnbuckle sent Michaels reeling. While Razor was gloating, Diesel slid a chair into the ring. Michaels grabbed it and swung it at Razer, but Razor ducked, kicked him in the stomach and set Michaels up into the Razor’s Edge. After landing his finisher, Razor quickly pinned Michaels, but Diesel Jumped up onto the ring curtain and distracted the referee. Razor got upset and confronted Diesel. Michaels then took advantage and put Razor into the Sharpshooter after a Sweet Chin Music was landed. After and intense struggle Razor tapped. Michaels celebrated with Diesel watching from ringside. Razor walked off fuming from disgust by the devious acts of Michaels and Diesel. A Three Star Match
Match 2: (W) The Rock 01 (Heel) Vs. Golddust (heel) (Top-Low)
The Rock enters into the arena to boos. However, he looks unfazed, like he generally enjoyed getting booed by the same people that paid to see him. The match begun with the Rock showing Golddust why he is the WWE champion. However, Golddust was able to bounce back with a low blow outside of the referee’s view. Golddust took advantage and laid down some dominant offense. The Rock every now and then got off a punch or two but Golddust stayed on him. Finally, the Rock started to look back in Champions form when he locked on a sharpshooter. After an intense power struggle, Golddust got loose and started more of that dominant offense we saw earlier in the match. Golddust then landed his signature move. He pinned the Rock but only got a one count. Golddust them performed his finishing move. He pinned the Rock and the Rock was able to kickout at the very last second. Golddust looking frustrated tried to pick up the Rock to his feet when the Rock suddenly was able to give Golddust the Rock Bottom! The Rock pinned him tiredly and got the three-count. As the Rock boastfully strutted around the ring celebrating his victory, Kane appeared at the start of the ramp. He eerily stared at the WWE Champ. The Rock didn’t look happy finding Kane staring at his championship belt. A four-Star match.
Match 3: (W) The British Bulldog (Face) Vs. Sin Cara (NA) (Mid-Job)
Bulldog struts to the ring with his Intercontinental Championship belt safely around his waist. The crowd cheers loudly for him. As the two wrestlers was about the face off for the first time, Vader theme music hits and the huge wrestler walked to ringside with a smile on his face. Apparently, he wants to watch the champion’s match up-close. The British Bulldog starts off strong against Sin Cara. He has full control of the ring. He even punched his opponent over the top rope right next to Vader’s feet. Bulldog jumps outside and continues the punishment outside of the ring. He turns around and starts talking **** to Vader. Sin Cara tries to take advantage of this situation and get a free shot at Bulldog, but Bulldog sidesteps and Sin Cara takes down Vader with a drop kick. Bulldog throws Sin Cara into the ring. As Bulldog steps up onto the apron and the Referee is looking the other way to check on Sin Cara, Vader pulls Bulldog down by the leg and punches him to the ground. He then Irish whips him into the barricade and belly flops him. The bulldog falls down in agony. Vader quickly rolls Bulldog back into the ring and leaves ringside, thinking he did his job for the night. Sin Cara realizes what has happened and quickly goes to the top turnbuckle to perform his Swanton bomb. He lands it and goes straight into the pin. 1…2…. And Kick out! Sin Cara can’t believe it. Sin Cara backs into the turnbuckle waiting to punch bulldog when the he rises to his feet. Sin Cara runs straight at his opponent hoping to get a quick powerful attack off, but the Bulldog grabs him and gives him his finishing move, the powerslam. Bulldog pins him for the victory. He grabs his Intercontinental belt and walks off clutching his ribs in pain. Obviously not happy with the match interference. A three-star match.
Match 4: (W) Harper and Rowan (Heel) Vs. Jey and Jimmy Uso (Face) (Tag)
Harper and Rowan came out to a sea of boos, while The Usos came out to nothing but cheers. The match started with Jey uso and Harper in the ring. Rowan outpowers Jey and takes control of the match. While dominating he tags in Rowan and Rowan takes over control. After a two-minute beat down, Jey was able to get some offense off and hot tag Jimmy in. Jimmy quickly makes quick work of Rowan with his quickness and the crowd goes wild. As Rowan stumbled backwards into his corner’s turnbuckle, Harper tags himself in by slapping Rowan’s back. A tough battle ensued between the two legal men. After multiple little interferences by Rowan, Jey had enough. He was lured over to the other team’s corner on the outside. Rowan was waiting and brutally clotheslined him and took him out of the match completely. Rowan hopped back up on the curtain and he tagged in. Harper and Rowan performed their team finisher on Jimmy and pinned him easily for the 1, 2, 3. Harper and Rowan win and celebrate to a crowd of boos. A 3 Star Match.
Match 5: (W) Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt (Face) Vs. Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart (Heel) (Tag)
As the tag team champs Matt and Bray make their way down to the ring to a deafening array of cheers, the Hart Foundation charged behind them and cowardly attacked them from behind before the match even starts. Matt and Anvil end up the two legal men. Anvil takes early control. Matt is Irish whipped into The Hart’s corner, the duo quickly preforms a tag grapple. As Bret makes his offense known, Matt got free somehow and tags Bray in for the first time in the match. Bray let’s all whose watching who he is with violent offense on Bret. Bret was taking a beating before a strategically placed low blow outside of the Ref’s view gave him the opening he needed. Anvil gets the tag and starts pounding away on Bray. After a good minute of pure offense from Anvil, Bret calls for the tag. Anvil tags Bret in, but instead of exiting the ring, Anvil charges Matt on the apron and a battle ensues on the outside of the ring. On the inside of the ring, Bret starts to put Bray in the sharpshooter, but Bray forcefully stops Bret before being turned and he was able to kick Bret to the ground. As both men got to their feet, Bray quickly puts Bret in the sister Abigail and quickly executes it. He covers Bret for the 1, 2, 3. Just as anvil turns around he sees the final count. Bret rolls out of the ring and the Hart Foundation retreats. Bray and Matt celebrate and the crowd goes wild. A Four-Star Match.
Promo 1: Self-Promotion: Tatanka (Face) (Low)
As Tatanka made his way to the ring he was met with a few cheers, but no boos. He enters the ring confidently and grabbed a mic. He introduces himself to the crowd as the Universe’s superstar. He will deliver night in and night out. Before Tatanka could finish his sentence, Seth Rollins theme music hits and boos reigned down as Rollins walked down to the ring with a smirk on his face. He walks in the ring and grabs a mic. He tells the Crowd to shut up along with the Universe’s super star (said mockingly). He tells Tatanka to get out of the ring because he has a match coming up next, he even makes it a point to let everyone know it is the main event, Tatanka rails back and tells Rollins that he has no respect for the universe or anything for that matter. Seth Rollins just laughs and tells Tatanka if respect is what he was after then why not face me next week on Raw so I can show you why you don’t have my respect. Tatanka confidently and quickly accepts the challenge and goes on a long spiel about respect and how the WWE Universe is the reason why “we are all here.” Tatanka leaves the ring to loud cheers and Seth stands alone in the ring awaiting his opponent in the main event.
Match 6: Seth Rollins (Heel) Vs. (W) Stone Cold (Face) (Mid-Top)
With Rollins standing lonely in the middle of the ring, the glass shatters and Stone Cold arrogantly walks to the ring and the crowd goes wild with cheers. The two patiently wait for the bell to ring. When it does they tie up in the middle of the ring. Rollins gets the advantage and starts off with early control. After a legit hard fought five minutes to the match, Stone Cold starts to gain control. With a quick blow to a standing Rollins’ stomach, Austin throws Rollins out of the ring. Austin quickly follows to the outside and starts dishing out more punishment. As quickly as he got out of the ring, Austin rolls back inside the ring leaving Rollins lying flat outside. The referee starts counting to 10 and made it to a count of 8 when Austin deciding he did not want to win by count out. Austin hopped outside of the ring and as soon as he got to Rollins, Rollins popped up and gave Austin a quick powerful punch that dropped him. Rollins rolls Austin to the inside. Rollins climbs to the top turnbuckle and lands a five-star frog splash on a flat Austin in the middle of the ring. Rollins pins him for 1…. 2.. and kickout! Rollins looks frustrated. He backs up and tries setting up Austin for the curb stomp. As Austin tries to get up Rollins runs and jumps for the curb stomp, but Austin side steps and then quickly gave Rollins the stunner and pins him for the 3-count. Rollins tiredly rolls out of the ring having lost but fought a tough battle. Austin, sweating calls for a couple of bears and celebrates his victory in the ring with everyone in the building standing and cheering. The screen goes to black and the first ever Raw ends. A three and half star match.
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Show starts: Announcers: Welcome back everyone to Monday Night Raw. We are live from Albuquerque, New Mexico tonight. We have plenty of action coming up. We have the in-ring debut of Kane as he takes on Tony Nese. We also going to have a tough intense bout between the Intercontinental Champion the British Bull Dog as he goes against the man who tried to distract him last week, Vader. In our main event we will see Stone Cold Steve Austin taking on a man by the name of Chris Jericho. I’m telling you folks, it’s going to be a good one.
Right when that last word was spoken, Seth Rollins music hits.
Match 1: (W) Seth Rollins (Heel) Vs. Tatanka (Face) (Mid/Low) (Rivalry)
After Rollins made it to the ring after meeting the crowd of boos, Tatanka music hits the crowd instantly started to cheer. This seemed to upset Rollins as he attacks Tatanka before the bell rings as he was doing his traditional Native American prance around the ring. Rollins quickly took over and absolutely dominated. He then threw Tatanka out of the ring and then continued the beating ring side. Rollins rolled back in and left Tatanka to face the 10-count. Tatanka barely made it back in on a count of nine. Rollins preformed a quick suplex and headed to the top turnbuckle to perform a frog splash on a passed out Tatanka. However, as Rollins was in the air Tatanka rolled out of the way and Rollins landed face and body first on the mat. Tatanka rose first to beat the 10-count and started his first offensive assault of the match. Tatanka started to look like was about to win, when Rollins sneakily pulled Tatanka out onto ringside. Rollins performed a dive onto Tatanka at ringside from over the top rope. Seth Rollins climbed to a top turnbuckle and landed a frog splash on Tatanka at ring side. The crowd applauded the move. After a count of eight. Rollins managed to roll Tatanka back into the ring. Both hurt, Rollins stalked Tatanka until he pulled himself into position and Rollins landed the curb stomp and then pinned him for the count of three. Rollins won a hard-fought battle. However, he wasn’t finished. Rollins then quickly and brutally attacked a passed out Tatanka until referees flooded the ring separating Rollins from a clearly hurt Tatanka. A Five-Star Match
Match 2: (W) Kane 98 (Face) Vs. Tony Nese (Top/Job)
Kane eerily made it to the ring with the audience not knowing to be scared or to cheer from someone so monstrous. With Nese already in the ring, the bell rung and Kane completely took over the match from the start. Nese did have some offense, but not enough to produce any significant damage. Kane preformed the boardwalk slam and then Choke slammed Nesse and pinned him for the victory. As Kane music rolled so did the Rock about half way down the ramp. Kane and the Rock locked eyes and Kane begged for the Rock to come down to the ring. The Rock, just looking to play mind games, backed off and went back into the locker room area. This was a three and half star match.
Match 3: British Bulldog (Face) Vs. Vader (Heel) (Mid/Mid) (Rivalry)
As the British Bull dog walked to the ring proudly with the belt around his waist looking to finish up business from last week, Vader ran up behind him and attacked him ringside before the match started. The Bulldog’s belt laid ringside as Vader punished the Bulldog before tossing him in the ring officially starting the match. From there, Vader brutally beat down the bulldog. The Bulldog then retaliated with some strong offense of his own. Both getting their shots in. finally Vader started to take over once again. Things did not look good for Davey Boy Smith. Vader set the Bulldog up for the Vader bomb. It landed and Vader quickly pins Bulldog confidently. However, the Bull dog kicks out of it barely on the count of three. Vader looks both astonished and pissed. Vader picks up the Bulldog by the hair and looks to the crowd angrily. In the short seconds following, the Bulldog kicked Vader and doubled him over. The bulldog amazingly picked Vader up and side walked slammed him. The bulldog then tried for his finisher the Powerslam. As Vader was on Bulldog’s shoulder about to be finished, Vader wiggled out and slid underneath the ropes to ringside. As Bulldog followed Vader ringside, not wanting him to catch his breath, Vader turned around quickly and slammed the Intercontinental belt, which was still at ringside, on the Bull dog’s face. The referee quickly rang the bell and awarded the win for the Bull dog. However, that didn’t stop Vader from giving Bull dog a Vader Bomb. Vader picked a knocked-out Bulldog in the ring and gave him a vicious Vader bomb. Vader went up the ramp with an angry grin on his face as the Bulldog laid helplessly in the ring. This was a four-star match.
Match 4: Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy (Face) Vs. (W) Rowan and Harper (Heel)
Both teams made it to the ring without any trouble with the other team. The match started with Rowan and Bray in the ring. Bray took early control of the match, completely dominating rowan. Matt was then tagged in and matt took over where bray left off. However, Rowan turned the table with a big boot to the face. Rowan then hot-tagged Harper in. Harper than took control over Matt Hardy forcefully. Harper attacked Matt until Matt eventually broke free and tagged in Bray. Bray and Harper went back and forth for five minutes, each showing off their power. As everyone’s eyes was on the two legal men, Rowan snuck around to Matt Hardy and pulled him off the ring apron and threw him against the barricade and steel stairs. This quickly stole the Ref’s attention and let Rowan low-blow Bray. Rowan then rolled him up and pulled his pants hard to illegally gain leverage. The ref then turned around and counted 1, 2, 3. Rowan and Harper won cheaply. But still won. A huge win over the Tag Team champions. Matt and Bray looking pissed walking backwards up the ramp. Rowan and Harper signal to the tag champs that they want their belts. The crowd showers the two winners with boos. This was a 3 and half star match.
Promo 1: Self-Promotion: Shawn Michaels (Heel)
Shawn Michael struts to the ring under a sea of boos. He jumps in the ring and grabs a mic. He quickly tells the crowd they didn’t deserve to be in the same arena as the heartbreak kid. As the crowd continued to boo, Michaels turned his attention to the other wrestlers in the back. He essentially calls all of them out and tells them none of them are good enough to be in the same ring as him. He finishes his promo by telling everyone including the crowd, those watching at home, the bookers and other wrestlers that if they knew what was good for them they would start to take notice of the greatest thing to lay foot inside of the ring, H.B.K. He slams the mic down and walks back up the ramp not bothered by the boos.
Match 5: (W) Steve Austin (Face) Vs. Chris Jericho (Heel)
Both fighters made it to the ring without the other breaking out before the start of the match. However, Austin was met with cheers and Jericho with boos. The match starts with both fighters not being able to gain a clear advantage. Austin with a clothesline sent Jericho over the top rope out onto ringside. Austin of course rolls underneath the ring to continue the assault. Jericho tried to gain some traction on the outside but nothing was going his way. Austin rolls Jericho back into the ring at the count of 7. When Austin reached down to pick Jericho up by his hair, Jericho smartly pulled Austin’s forward by his tights and Austin landed face first into a turnbuckle. This was the opening Jericho needed. He started his offense and didn’t let up. He even managed to drop kick Austin out onto ringside, a little of revenge. Jericho then went outside and stalked Austin. After the stalking, Jericho performed the codebreaker on Austin hoping to make sure Austin doesn’t make the 10 count. Jericho rolled back into the ring gloating to the crowd as the referee started the ten count. The referee made it to the count of nine before Austin barely rolled back into the ring. This is when Jericho landed the lion salt on a depleted Austin. Jericho covered Austin for a long 2-count. Jericho pissed off went after the Ref aggressively claiming an unfair advantage for the rattlesnake. After wasting time he could’ve been spending on Austin, Jericho bent down to pick up Austin when Austin gave him a Stunner out of nowhere and pinned Jericho for the 3 count. Austin then celebrated once more with a couple of beers and some cheers from the fans. Jericho limped out of the ring holding his neck. This match was a four-star match.