Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WWF/WWE Royal Rumble 24/01/1993 Match 5 Part 5/Conclusion by AverageMansReviews
Warning: there is
flashing effects/colourful effects/reference to racism
Match/Stipulations: "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair vs. Bob Backlund: Royal Rumble
Match: Additional: two men start this match and every 30 seconds another
participant enters up to 30 men, they must go over the top rope and both feet
have to touch the floor to be eliminated, the last one standing is the winner
and they have booked their place to face the WWF Champion Bret "The
Hitman" Hart at WrestleMania IX in the main event for the WWF Championship
Match
Attributes:
Match
Quality: 6/10
Match
Slot Storyline: 6/10
Crowd
Participation: 10/10
On
Commentary: Gorilla Monsoon & Bobby "The Brain"
Heenan/"Wiesel" 8/10
Satisfying
Conclusion: 7/10
Recommend
Watch: 7/10
Match Total: 44/60 - this match/match slot is good
Comments: obviously I can't say too much in this version, but as
the markings would suggest this is good, not great but good, if you want to
know any more and I have a lot to say, please head over to the Spoiler Alarm
Version
This Pay-Per-View receives: 9/10, this pay-per-view is excellent: the crowd were
consistently here for this pay-per-view and as you can tell from the marking of
this event it is well worth a watch.
The highest ranking match on this Card based on attributes that we see would be: "The Bad Guy" Razor Ramon vs. Champ Bret "The Hitman" Hart: Singles Match for the WWF Championship & the right to face the winner of the Royal Rumble Match at WrestleMania IX with 60/60.
The lowest ranking match on this
card based on attributes that we see would be: "The Nature" Boy Ric Flair vs. Bob Backlund: Royal Rumble
Match: Additional: two men start this match and every 30 seconds another
participant enters up to 30 men, they must go over the top rope and both feet
have to touch the floor to be eliminated, the last one standing is the winner
and they have booked their place to face the WWF Champion Bret "The Hitman" Hart at
WrestleMania IX in the main event for the WWF Championship with 44/60
