Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WCW World War 3 1995 26/11/1995 Match 7 Part 7/Conclusion by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WCW World War 3 1995 26/11/1995 Match 7 Part 7/Conclusion by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Warning/Just a heads up: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/medical. Just a heads up everyone should know by now, I don't allow adult language in my content, but I know how to work around it.

Match/Stipulations: World War 3 Match; 60 wrestlers divided into 3 Rings, over the top battle royal for the vacant WCW Heavyweight Championship, where both feet must touch the ground; in Ring 1; The Dungeon of Doom's The Yeti, likewise Ring 2; The Dungeon of Doom's The Giant, Ring 3; Hulk Hogan and when Rings 2 and 3 are down to 10 wrestlers, they are all put in Ring 1 and once again likewise that goes for our commentary teams

Match Attributes:

Match Quality: 7/10

Match Slot Storyline: 5/10

Crowd Participation: 10/10

On Commentary: [Ring 1] Tony Schiavone & Bobby "The Brain" Heenan/"Wiesel," [Ring 2] "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes & Eric Bischoff and [Ring 3] Chris Cruise & Larry Zbyszko 7/10

Satisfying Conclusion: 5/10

Recommend Watch: 7/10

Match Total: 40/60 - this match/match slot is good.

Comments: well this main event slot was certainly something, these attribute marks are a fair reflection on this slot. Now I have officially seen this concept for myself as in the match/generally speaking of World War 3, it does have two problems in this case; the first problem is; I empathise with the three sets of commentary teams, but having said that on reflection. I know they can't really foresee what is going to happen in a match of this type, but you would think they would and this is speculation on my part because I don't know what they did. But you would think they would all get together and at least have a 30 minute conversation on how they see it going or something to that effect. In a rough description of the kind of; Schiavone first time around makes a blooper about explaining the 10 wrestlers left stipulation in Ring 2 and 3 then later on he tries again and corrects himself, later on we have Heenan calling Big Bubba Rogers the completely wrong name and when I say completely the wrong name I mean it is not allowed in this company as it belongs to the WWF/E something to the effect of Big Boss Man or just to cover my back I am going to say Boss Man, but likewise later on he sets himself up again to use the correct name of or inversion Big Bubba Rogers, Cruise makes reference some kind of reference to not knowing two wrestlers that have just been eliminated or a likewise something to that effect. Basically in its entirety I am now just wondering if the commentary teams should have been somewhere sitting together [I know I have seen the outlay of this event, that would have been difficult to achieve.] But you can't get the feeling that even though I may have gotten these things in the wrong order I am discovering my back either way, next time they should come up with a better strategy/outlay to get a better rapport with one another And I should  very briefly point out we have a multi-screen of three on our TV screens until  it goes down to one ring.

The second problem is; and I have to be completely honest this is unforgivable. The closing outlay to this match is baffling now let me make this crystal clear the only reason I find it baffling and I really, really fudging dislike it. It's because this is the inaugural of this match stipulation or/and stipulations. So for seasoned wrestling fans or anyone surrounding or in the business, if this happened in any other year, I really wouldn't have a problem with it. But as it is the first time showing off this stipulation I am of the belief that you want everything to go according to plan and essentially praise the stipulation/stipulations for resolving the ongoing saga before it

Yes I am fully aware that this is a spoiler version, but I'm not going to directly tell you the outcome because I try not to give that fully away anyway. But when it happens you will be saying; Wow they really pulled that manure here and now? I will make reference to this one more time, if it happened at any other time we wouldn't be having this discussion, I mean what were they thinking? Especially when we have been experiencing this kind of shenanigans throughout this match slot anyway and the final cherry on top of this manure cake is where we have this interview segment which I will discuss a little later in agreement that something clearly went wrong, but the referee; Randy Anderson basically didn't see it and yes I don't care if this is a continuation to progress in storyline, as I have for you made reference to it was built up as essentially a problem solver and yes I know there are some of you out there; that would say it resolved a problem and yes this is true, but it reflects badly on this newlyformed stipulation as it didn't fully resolve the situation previously.

Basic Result: "Macho Man" Randy Savage is your new WCW World Champion

Basic walk-through of this event:

* Tony Schiavone & Bobby "The Brain" Heenan/"Wiesel": Commentary talks about what they had just seen and the controversy surrounding it whilst it is all going down in the Ring 1

* "Mean" Gene Okerlund: Interviewer Hulk Hogan in the middle the ring agreeing with Hogan that something went wrong including bringing Hogan having words whilst Okerlund is holding the mic with the new WCW Heavyweight Champion Savage in a nutshell am paraphrasing he will bring the evidence tomorrow on WCW Monday Night Nitro.

* Tony Schiavone & Bobby "The Brain" Heenan/"Wiesel": Commentary on-screen to have a discussion about what they are just seen and Schiavone to bring this pay-per-view to close and if you're wondering strangely enough we didn't see any action replay's of this closing section of this main event, I mean the replay facilities must have been malfunctioning or broken, alongside the entrance theme music of "Ooooooh Yeeaah!"

This pay-per-view receives: 6/10, this pay-per-view is good; I can't say too much here, other than this pay-per-view was heading for a higher marking, because at minimum positive. But you come to this main event and they completely blew it and everyone that has been around wrestling long enough you should know this expression very well "It is how you leave them at the end" or something to that effect, consequently this pay-per-view marking took a reasonable hammering.

The highest ranking match on this card based on attributes would be: The Four Horsemen's "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair vs. Sting: Singles Match with 50/60.

The lowest ranking match on this card based on attributes would be: The Four Horsemen's "Cripple" Chris Benoit vs. WCW the United States Champion Kensuke Sasaki [with Sonny Onoo:] Singles Match for the United States Championship with 38/60.