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2.0 out of 5 stars
WCW Goes To A Junkyard...Really!,
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This review is from: WCW Bash at the Beach 1999 [VHS] (VHS Tape)
Another WCW tape I found here in the 1999 edition of Bash At The Beach. This is one of those reviews where I just won't do a match by match analysis because I'll just end up repeating myself over & over again. This was just an average WCW PPV with only two real standout matches in one being the WCW Tag Team Title match between the "Jersey Triad" (DDP, Kanyon, Bam Bam Bigelow) vs. Perry Saturn & Chris Benoit with the twist that all three members of the Triad can rotate in & out of the match with the third member on the floor...making it a glorified handicap match. The other match was the Junkyard Hardcore Invitational where the rest of the roster who wasn't wrestling fought in an actual junkyard away from the arena with a bunch of moves & moments that you just have to see to believe to the point where half of the guys in this match were seriously injured afterwards. The main event heavily showcased the big problem that has always existed in WCW...illogical booking as WCW Champion Kevin Nash had a tag team match with Sting vs. Randy Savage & Sid Vicious with the rule that anyone, including his partner Sting, who that pins Nash will become the WCW Champion...but for Sting to be legal in the match, Nash would have to tag him out which would then make Nash the illegal man so how could Sting win the title from Nash in the first place? In the end, Randy Savage ended up winning the WCW Championship...only to lose it to Hulk Hogan the next night on Nitro (just like how he did almost a year earlier). The rest of the card featured matches that honestly just weren't good (Malenko/David Flair), forgettable (R. Steiner/Van Hammer), watchable (No Limit Soliders vs. West Texas Rednecks in which you would clearly hear that the Rednecks got the bigger pop than the Soldiers), average (the main event) to just matches that your either going to like or hate depending on your sense of humor (The Cat/Disco Infernio, Piper/Bagwell boxing match). In the end, if you were a fan of the WCW product at this time, go ahead & get it at a cheap price but otherwise, this event you can pass on as you won't miss anything.
2.0 out of 5 stars
WCW Goes To A Junkyard...Really!,
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This review is from: WCW Bash at the Beach 1999 [VHS] (VHS Tape)
Another WCW tape I found here in the 1999 edition of Bash At The Beach. This is one of those reviews where I just won't do a match by match analysis because I'll just end up repeating myself over & over again. This was just an average WCW PPV with only two real standout matches in one being the WCW Tag Team Title match between the "Jersey Triad" (DDP, Kanyon, Bam Bam Bigelow) vs. Perry Saturn & Chris Benoit with the twist that all three members of the Triad can rotate in & out of the match with the third member on the floor...making it a glorified handicap match. The other match was the Junkyard Hardcore Invitational where the rest of the roster who wasn't wrestling fought in an actual junkyard away from the arena with a bunch of moves & moments that you just have to see to believe to the point where half of the guys in this match were seriously injured afterwards. The main event heavily showcased the big problem that has always existed in WCW...illogical booking as WCW Champion Kevin Nash had a tag team match with Sting vs. Randy Savage & Sid Vicious with the rule that anyone, including his partner Sting, who that pins Nash will become the WCW Champion...but for Sting to be legal in the match, Nash would have to tag him out which would then make Nash the illegal man so how could Sting win the title from Nash in the first place? In the end, Randy Savage ended up winning the WCW Championship...only to lose it to Hulk Hogan the next night on Nitro (just like how he did almost a year earlier). The rest of the card featured matches that honestly just weren't good (Malenko/David Flair), forgettable (R. Steiner/Van Hammer), watchable (No Limit Soliders vs. West Texas Rednecks in which you would clearly hear that the Rednecks got the bigger pop than the Soldiers), average (the main event) to just matches that your either going to like or hate depending on your sense of humor (The Cat/Disco Infernio, Piper/Bagwell boxing match). In the end, if you were a fan of the WCW product at this time, go ahead & get it at a cheap price but otherwise, this event you can pass on as you won't miss anything.
1.0 out of 5 stars
WCW Bash at the Beach 1999,
By A Customer
This review is from: WCW Bash at the Beach 1999 [VHS] (VHS Tape)
The worst pay-per-view of all time. This event really sucked, if you watch you will go to sleep. The main event was Sting & Kevin Nash vs. Randy Savage & Sid Vicious. The match was slow and boring and the undercard completely sucked. Don't buy this video it is a waste of money. Don't even rent this video you will stop it halfway through probably.
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