Downend2005

I thought I'd have a go at Wrestlemania IV. I like the idea of the tournament but 14 men was too much. I reduced the field to 8, and would have it play out as follows; First round Savage beats bad news brown Steamboat beats Valentine Hogan double dq with andre Dibiase beats Duggan Semi final Savage beats steamboat (rematch from Wrestlemania 3, savage counters steamboat slam with cradle, ends with handshake) Dibiase bye Savage beats Dibiase I like the idea of a Savage/Steamboat rematch one year after Wrestlemania 3, especially in the context of Savage having to overcome someone who has beaten him before to reach the tournament final, and have the finish play out the same as the year before (cradle reversal off a slam attempt) Other matches Ultimate warrior beats honky Tonk man to win ic title Demolition beats strike force to win tag team title Roberts beats rude The real show was fairly bloated (16 matches) so I trimmed the non tournament matches down to three, to sit in between the tournament matches. the warrior vs Honky match would play out exactly the same as summerslam. The smaller undercard and quick ic title match would also give the tournament matches some more time.

Hey guys, my name is Ricky, I'm 29 and I live in Bristol, England. I've been a fan since 1991, I heard some kids at school talking about wrestling and one of them lent me Summerslam 1991 that they had taped. The show has always been one of my personal favourites. From then I watched religiously up until the early 2000s. I've never stopped watching completely, but I don't tend to watch the current scene as much, although I do try and keep myself up to speed with what's going on. I'll seek out a match if it's been pimped or if it involves people I find interesting. At the moment, I enjoy watching Antonio Cesaro, William regal, Sami zayn, the shield and the Rhodes brothers. My all time favourite wrestler is Bret Hart. I've been a long time lurker of the board and I've enjoyed reading the discussion, and I've found a lot of recommendations to watch and broadened my horizons, so thank you! I look forward to being able to continue to read, learn and getting involved! Cheers Ricky