Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WWF/WWE WrestleMania IX 04/04/1993 Match 9 Part 9/Conclusion by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WWF/WWE WrestleMania IX 04/04/1993 Match 9 Part 9/Conclusion by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

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Match/Stipulations: Hulk Hogan vs. the WWF Champion Yokozuna [with Mr. Fuji;] Singles Match for the WWF Championship

Match Attributes:

Match Quality: 1/10

Match Slot Storyline: 5/10

Crowd Participation: 10/10

On Commentary: "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Jim Ross & Bobby "The Brain" Heenan/" Wiesel" 8/10

Satisfying Conclusion: 5/10

Recommend Watch: 5/10

Match Total: 34/60 - this match/match slot is good

Comments: well these attribute markings are going to take some explaining; But as you can see to begin with on a positive the surrounding categories really did help, but for a match/match slot that goes on for less than 30 seconds. Because I can look from an objective perspective and not the actual match/match slot itself. This match slot in essence like it or not is designed to protect everyone to a certain extent, make everyone look good and to put the championship where they want it from the ex-WWF Champion to the transitional Champion Yokozuna to the eventual Champion Hogan. In a nutshell Hart wears out Yokozuna; Yokozuna picks up the championship by heel tactics, Hogan picks up the championship do to Yokozuna already having one match and heel tactics backfire.

But now I have been professional to an extent; did this match/match slot actually take place? Because on commentary we here  Savage making bell sounds, but we didn't hear at any time beginning or end of this match the bell which if you're wondering which would the referee was Earl Hebner so as far as I'm concerned this is two calls he has missed; the first one was Hart should have been disqualified for ramming Yokozuna's head into an exposed turnbuckle and the second and third ones where as I have just said you didn't call for the bell to begin and end this match and yes from this match/match slot until the closing of this pay-per-view everything does feel like it is being rushed because we are running out of time, yes I could be wrong about this, but to support my opinion if it is the way it looks then my point is valid.

Basic Result: I know I have already referenced the winner; but if you have known me long enough, you know I'm a stickler for admin. You're New WWF Champion Hulk Hogan

Basic walk-through of this event:

* "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Jim Ross & Bobby "The Brain" Heenan/"Wiesel": Commentary talk about what they have just seen over live goings-on including Hulk Hogan's theme music "Real American" Jim Ross quickly signing off.

This Pay-Per-View receives: 5/10, this pay-per-view is mixed; based on the entirety of this pay-per-view, generally speaking there is good wrestling, it has one giant flaw. I can now speak freely, I mean at some points I have made reference to this; but what was the point of talking most of these matches? When to finish them as in their conclusion let's just say a minimum there was some controversy, there was at one point where this pay-per-view was going to get given something a little higher, but the later stages of this pay-per-view took care of that idea, which eventually wore itself out to the point you could see a whole are through it. I know I have made an argument for the final matches/slots on this card, but still. But I have to give a special mention to this crowd even when they got worn out a little they were still here for this pay-per-view.

The highest ranking match on this card based on attributes that we get to see would be: The Mega-Maniacs: Hulk Hogan & Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake [with "Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart] vs. the WWF Tag Team Champions Money Inc. "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase & I.R.S; Tag Team Match for the WWF Tag Team Championships with 49/60.

The lowest ranking match on this card based on attributes that we see would be: Giant Gonzalez [with Harvey Wippleman] vs. The Undertaker [with Paul Bearer & people assisting with entrance;] Singles Match 21/60.