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  • 2 months later...
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comment_5624705

RAW starts off with hilarious celebratory music, confetti, balloons ... the whole shebang. The entire roster is summoned to the ring and wow do I hate it when they do that. Still, this was the first time so it's not as bad here. Vince announces that Survivor Series will have a one-night tournament to crown a new champion. Vince tells Austin if he ever comes into a WWF arena again, he'll have to buy a ticket. Vince says it was BETTER THAN SEX to fire Austin. He said let that be a warning to everyone in the ring to never cross the boss.

 

Austin shows up on the Titantron and has a gun!

  • 1 month later...
  • 1 year later...
comment_5768195

I don't mind the roster being here, since Vince's tournament announcement pertained to a healthy chunk of them. Austin 3:16 is now a collector's item: the new expression to sweep the globe is McMahon 3:16--I've Got the Brass to Fire Your Ass! We cut to commercial on a cliffhanger as Austin is suddenly seen live outside the arena, in the hunting gear he talked about the previous night.

 

This is the start to one truly bizarre Raw, one of the most Russoriffic to this point, but even with this goofy set-up, shit's still building logically on things that happened before and it's clear that there's some semblance of long-term planning in the main events.

  • GSR changed the title to [1998-10-19-WWF-Raw] Vince McMahon and WWF Roster

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