WCW Monday Nitro Season 1, Episode 9: Halloween Havoc Hangover 30/10/1995 by AverageMansReviews
Warning: flashing effects/colourful effects/fire/fake seizure
Commentary Award goes to: all of the commentary team working individually or/and
together; they talk about last night's pay-per-view of WCW Halloween Havoc 95,
including from the beginning until the end of this episode building up to this
video package of what happened last night, including why the "Macho
Man" Randy Savage isn't here tonight which and I mean this nicely is no
big loss, because he got replaced by Eddie Guerrero which I will bring that up
for sure, I know at some point Heenan does leave the commentary table and on top
of that he says a blooper, where he gets confused between Meng and Sting,
Bischoff promotes for next week and interactive week; where we can all make a
match in one from the red locker room takes on someone from the locker room,
but between Steve "Mongo" McMichael [with Pepe the Chihuahua,] Eric
Bischoff and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan/"Weasel" they really
do keep this episode going, because without them this episode would have been
so much worse.
Wrestling Award goes to: Eddie Guerrero vs. Sgt Craig "PitBull" Pittman;
Singles Match; this is a good little match/match slot, but it is heading
shoulders above any other wrestling on this program this week.
Promo Award goes to: in the middle of the ring Tony Schiavone: Interviewer
recapping with last night's footage; The Horsemen's "The Enforcer"
Arn Anderson & not a member Flyin' Brian vs. the WCW US Heavyweight
Champion & "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair: Tag Team Match. Then he is
joined by the newly reformed The Horsemen's "The Enforcer" Arn
Anderson, Flyin' Brian & "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair, where they
inform us in a nutshell the WCW United States Heavyweight Champion Sting they
are back as The Four Horsemen.
Thumbs
Down Award goes to: Sabu vs. Disco
Inferno: Singles Match. I know I have made reference to this or at least in the
same ballpark as it relates to Sabu once before, but what was the point of
bringing him in to this promotion and this is still nothing against him. I
think every wrestling fan or wrestling person within the industry knows what
you get with Sabu, he will give you everything including burning the house down
whilst he is still having a wrestling match with somebody or anybody, this is
just a terrible way to show him. We get to see the closing stages of last
night's main event The Dungeon of Doom's The Giant [with “The Taskmaster"
Kevin Sullivan] vs. the WCW World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan
[with"The Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart;] Singles Match for the WCW
World Heavyweight Championship. We are in the middle of the ring with Tony
Schiavone: Interviewer without giving too much away let's just say a selection
of wrestlers that were involved in last night's main event and to be brutally
honest yet fair as soon as warning seizure; The Dungeon of Doom's “The
Taskmaster" Kevin Sullivan fakes this seizure as a joke I was done, no
seriously, I don't care, I don't have time for this on any level
This episode receives: 3/10, this episode is poor; generally speaking the
episodes before and after a pay-per-view are or should be easy winners, let's
just keep in mind I said generally speaking. Because you have either angles
build up for the pay-per-view or you have the aftermath of the pay-per-view in
question. But this episode is garbage, I mean full disclosure I could have
given another mark to this episode, but in hindsight it would have been too
much of a stretch, what clinched it for me was the entire faking of a seizure.
I can work with a simulation of neck breaking, because that is relatively easy
to simulate without being too graphic. But with a seizure especially in this
case it was used as a joke and it happened in the ring; it crossed that
imaginary line for me, but let's leave this episode on the comical note I have
just noticed that title of this episode is essentially being a hangover, well
they weren't kidding after seeing this episode.
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