23.07.2002, 15:51
Sogar beim Torch fällt die Meinung positiv aus...hier meine Lieblingsausschnitte
1.
Holy Cow, the DX music hits. We're going to see every tired act of the last ten years before the white towel is tossed in. Triple H does the whole "Are You Ready Let's Get Ready to Suck it" shtick. And just as I am thinking this is just like Hogan's return only nowhere near as emotional, Triple H Pedigrees Shawn Michaels out of nowhere.
Okay, I didn't see that coming.
Great move for Triple H in that it's way too soon for the guy to be a nostalgia act and it starts his necessary move back to heel with some intrigue.
I guess this means the Four Horseman won't be reunited in Greensboro next Monday. Damn, I always wanted to see Ole Anderson on a WWE show...
2.
Eric Bischoff yells off camera at the director, then the shot changes to reveal Bischoff, with a big shit eating grin on his face, sitting between Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler. Ross is leaning as far as he can away from ERic and still be on camera. ( ) Quite a moment.
Und hier die Einschätzung des Torches:
For the first time WWE took effective steps to give Raw a separate identity. Eric Bischoff was the star of the show, and his energy seemed to infuse the performers. He did it without the trademark WWE long boring speeches too. This was fast-paced, but it had enough logic to separate it from Vince Russo's incoherent Crash TV. Raw was a lot of fun to watch tonight.
1.
Holy Cow, the DX music hits. We're going to see every tired act of the last ten years before the white towel is tossed in. Triple H does the whole "Are You Ready Let's Get Ready to Suck it" shtick. And just as I am thinking this is just like Hogan's return only nowhere near as emotional, Triple H Pedigrees Shawn Michaels out of nowhere.
Okay, I didn't see that coming.
Great move for Triple H in that it's way too soon for the guy to be a nostalgia act and it starts his necessary move back to heel with some intrigue.
I guess this means the Four Horseman won't be reunited in Greensboro next Monday. Damn, I always wanted to see Ole Anderson on a WWE show...
2.
Eric Bischoff yells off camera at the director, then the shot changes to reveal Bischoff, with a big shit eating grin on his face, sitting between Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler. Ross is leaning as far as he can away from ERic and still be on camera. (
) Quite a moment.Und hier die Einschätzung des Torches:
For the first time WWE took effective steps to give Raw a separate identity. Eric Bischoff was the star of the show, and his energy seemed to infuse the performers. He did it without the trademark WWE long boring speeches too. This was fast-paced, but it had enough logic to separate it from Vince Russo's incoherent Crash TV. Raw was a lot of fun to watch tonight.