December 1995

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Before the match, we are treated to a drawn-out promo with Jeff Jarrett and Jerry Lawler bragging about Jarrett's new album and tour. It's clear that the country singer gimmick has ran out of steam at this point. They eventually move to the commentary area and let the next match take place. Buddy Landel comes down and looks like a poor man's Ric Flair. I'm sure they used him to mock the real Nature Boy, who was working with WCW at this point. Ahmed looks like a million bucks, and if you didn't know he was incredibly dangerous and injury-prone, it would of been easy to assume he would of been a top player in a few years. This is a simple squash with Landel being put a…

Diesel lost the WWF Championship to Bret Hart, and is acting more like a heel with every week. He doesn't give a shit what you think about him and looks very cool, any many members of the crowd not wanting to boo him just yet. It's a shame this match is very brief, as it looks like these two could of meshed well. Owen works a frantic pace and forces Big Sexy to keep up with him. One spots sees Owen getting dropped on his head after Diesel launches him of the second turnbuckle. Diesel looks to of have the match won after he hits the Jacknife, but chooses to get himself disqualified instead, by shoving the referee. It's a questionable booking decision, but it makes mor…

I wasn't looking forward to watching this. HHH looks technically sound and he's decent at playing the snob. He ends up bleeding from his back after brawling up the aisle. There's not a whole lot to say about this. The match premise is dumb, but at least it leads itself to some solid brawling up the aisle. The future CEO ends up tossing Godwin in the pen and winning the match. Godwin gets his revenge by gorilla pressing HHH face first into the hog pen. 'Comedy' ensues with Hunter attempting to stand up, only to fall flat on his arse many a times. ★

Kid is scared to mix it up with Ramon and as predicted, he's good at portraying a weaselly heel. Razor gets to have some fun with him, before Sid gets the tag and bogs this match down with his horrendous strikes. The match is at it's best when Kid and Jannetty are working together due to the fast pace of their wrestling. Mid-match we cut to the crowd to see Goldust. He gets interviewed and cuts a creepy promo quoting movies and talking about how beautiful of a man Razor Ramon is, planting the seeds for a future match. Razor teases getting Sid up for the Razor's Edge, but he eventually gets the pin with a bulldog, which is a bit of a letdown. This serves as an accepta…

Yeah, you know this isn't going to be good. I don't think Undertaker had a single decent Casket match during this era, and when you are working with an opponent like King Mabel, there isn't much hope that this will be any better. Undertaker isn't even able to hit hardly any of his signature spots bar a weak looking chokeslam. We don't even see an Old School. Thankfully, this is relatively short, and Undertaker gets a huge crowd reaction, despite only working dross matches and programs for the majority of his face run. ¼ ★

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