Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WCW SuperBrawl I 19/05/1991: Match 6/Part 6 by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WCW SuperBrawl I 19/05/1991: Match 6/Part 6 by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Warning: there is flashing effects from the very beginning of the entrance of Oz and Co. Tim Park is already in the ring [he doesn’t even get introduced by the Ring-Announcer; Gary Michael Cappetta, so Park  gets the basic Jobber treatment here.]

Match/Stipulation:  Tim Parker vs. Oz [with The Great Wizard & a small black monkey with a long tail.] Singles Match

Match Attributes:

Match Quality: 2/10

Match Storyline: 1/10

Crowd Participation: 2/10

On Commentary: "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes & Jim Ross 5/10

Satisfying Conclusion: 2/10

Recommend Watch: 3/10

Match Total: 15/60 - this match is poor

Comments: I don't know what the hell I am going to say about this match, because it is safe to assume Oz [with The Great Wizard & a small black monkey with a long tail;] that their entrance goes on longer than this match in its entirety and no I haven't timed it, but considering this match only went on for 26 seconds their entrance safely went on for much, much, much longer and just for the record I didn't want to be too harsh on the Commentary team; they did what they had to do and that was to put over this debuting gimmick/persona so yes what we have here folks is a squash match.

This debut is garbage firstly; a gimmick based on the Wizard of Oz is not a good start, because there isn't much you can do with it in fact this gimmick lasted from this Pay-Per-View until Kevin Nash was repackaged as Vinnie Vegas in 21/01/1992 at the Pay-Per-View Clash of the Champions XIX [yes I had to go and research this,] secondly as I have already made reference to when this entrance last longer than the match itself there is a problem and not only that we don't even get a minute squash match, I mean they could have possibly gotten away with this if it was a TV program content debut but not a Pay-Per-View lengthy creatively put together entrant debut; in short this feels and looks like a complete waste of time; the only thing I can talk about in a positive sense is this finishing move from Oz; it has a beginning of a Power Bomb begin until the receiver is on Oz's shoulder face up and then he does a spinning helicopter release yes on reflection I have given another attribute mark onto the Match Quality and Recommend Watch, because of this; but on a momentarily bit of research I cannot find its official name.

Basic Result:  Oz [with The Great Wizard & a small black monkey with a long tail] is victorious here; yes I know in this Review of this match /Blog I have made this crystal clear, but I am just doing the housekeeping in this paragraph.