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WWF In Your House 11: Buried Alive Results
October 20, 1996
Indianapolis, Indiana (Market Square Arena)
Commentary: Vince McMahon, Jerry “The King” Lawler, and Jim Ross
Results by: Mike Tedesco of Wrestleview.com
“The World Wrestling Federation: for over fifty years, the revolutionary force in sports entertainment.” The WWF video leads us into the show.
Video: The Undertaker says, “My whole existence is death, darkness, and the destruction of you, Mankind.” He must be Mankind’s judge, jury, and executioner. Mankind says he has a vision of The Undertaker begging for mercy, with soil filling his lungs. When the vision becomes reality, he’ll laugh himself to sleep. The Undertaker sentences Mankind to eternal damnation.
PlayStation presents WWF In Your House: Buried Alive.
“O Fortuna” plays over the speakers as we see fireworks go off over the ring. To the right of the entrance set is a large mound of dirt with a gravestone and a burial plot dug in it for the first-ever Buried Alive match later tonight.
Vince McMahon welcomes us to the show, along with Jerry “The King” Lawler and Jim Ross. McMahon and Lawler discuss the first-ever Buried Alive match between The Undertaker and Mankind. Ross is furious that he doesn’t have a microphone.
As Hunter Hearst Helmsley heads to the ring to face “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, escorted by a beautiful valet, McMahon mentions that WWF President Gorilla Monsoon made this match. Austin was originally scheduled to face Savio Vega. McMahon also mentions that Faarooq is out of action, thanks to Ahmed Johnson. Johnson attacked Faarooq backstage. “Wildman” Marc Mero will instead defend the WWF Intercontinental Championship against Goldust.
Backstage Interview
Kevin Kelly is backstage with a focused “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. Kelly mentions that Savio Vega is injured. Does his game plan change now that he’s facing Hunter Hearst Helmsley? Austin says it doesn’t change his game plan one bit. Stone Cold has a list, and everyone is on it. There isn’t anything wrong with Savio Vega. Austin gives Helmsley all the credit in the world for stepping into the ring with him. As far as Bret Hart coming back to Monday Night Raw, Austin hopes it’s to announce his retirement. If not, then “Stone Cold” will retire him, and that’s the bottom line. As far as anyone having a problem with the language he is using, they can kiss his ass, and that’s the bottom line!
The sound of shattering glass echoes, and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin makes his entrance to a brand-new theme called “Hell Frozen Over.”
Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. “Stone Cold” Steve Austin
Referee: Tim White
The bell rings, and they circle the ring. Austin looks over to ringside, and Helmsley points at his valet. They lock up, and Helmsley hits an arm drag takedown before doing a Blueblood Bow. Austin angrily stares at Helmsley before getting out of the ring to get in a fan’s face. A production assistant is helping to replace Jim Ross’ microphone. Helmsley gets out of the ring to get in the fan’s face as well. Ross is furious because the microphone still isn’t working. In the ring, they lock up, and Austin hits an arm drag takeover before giving him double middle fingers! The crowd cheers as Austin backs into the corner and waits for Helmsley to get up.
They lock up, and Austin hooks a side headlock before hitting a takeover for a one-count. Helmsley fights up and elbows him, prompting Austin to apply a hammerlock. Helmsley quickly elbows him in the jaw to get out of it. Ross says Bret Hart is coming back to Raw tomorrow and takes credit for bringing him back. Ross’ microphone starts to clip again. The crowd chants “Perfect” to antagonize Helmsley, who will face Mr. Perfect tomorrow night on Raw. Helmsley goes to the apron to yell at the crowd. They lock up again, and Helmsley backs Austin into the corner and shoves him. Austin shoves him back. Helmsley slaps him in the face, so Austin slaps him down to a nice ovation. Helmsley scurries out of the ring, cowardly.
Helmsley slowly gets into the ring as Austin keeps his eyes fixed on him. They lock up, and Helmsley applies a side headlock. Austin pulls his hair before sending him into the ropes. Helmsley hits a shoulder tackle and hits the ropes. Austin quickly catches him with an elbow to the skull, then follows up with a snapmare and a knee drop for a two-count. Austin hits a snapmare and applies an armbar. Austin knees Helmsley in the arm several times and applies a wristlock. Austin gets to his feet and wrenches Helmsley’s arm before applying a Greco-Roman knucklelock. Helmsley pokes him in the eyes to break the hold. Helmsley chops him in the corner and whips him to the opposite corner, but he runs into a boot. Austin clotheslines Helmsley down for a two-count. Austin quickly hits an arm drag takeover before putting the armbar back on. Austin pulls on his hair as he applies the armbar. Helmsley fights up and backs Austin into the ropes. Helmsley whips him off. Austin ducks an elbow, but Helmsley quickly catches him with a kitchen sink knee to the midsection. Helmsley grabs Austin and punches him in the head before bouncing him off the top turnbuckle. Helmsley attacks him in the corner before the referee steps in to break it up. Austin grabs Helmsley and puts him in the corner before punching away at him. Helmsley reverses a whip to the corner and connects with a back body drop.
Helmsley grabs Austin and hits a vertical suplex. Helmsley backs up and drops a knee for a two-count. Helmsley gets Austin on his feet and punches him before hitting a back suplex for another two-count. Helmsley applies a rear chin lock. Ross’ microphone still isn’t working, and he is bickering with McMahon as it comes on. Austin fights up and elbows out before hitting the ropes for a shoulder tackle. Austin hits the ropes, but Helmsley grabs him for a sleeper hold. Austin shoves him off and applies a sleeper hold. Austin pushes him off, but Helmsley grabs him for another sleeper hold. Austin counters with a sit-out jawbreaker, stunning Helmsley. Austin covers for a near fall.
Austin sends Helmsley into the ropes, but Helmsley avoids a slam. Helmsley goes for a roll-up, but Austin holds the ropes. Helmsley charges, but Austin catches him with a Stun Gun. Austin comes off the second rope with a Bombs Away Elbow for a near fall. Austin covers again for a two-count. Helmsley reverses a whip into the ropes and hits a high knee to the jaw. Helmsley comes off the second rope with a diving fist drop for a two-count. Helmsley sends him into the ropes, but Austin ducks an elbow. They then take each other out with a double clothesline.
Mr. Perfect comes out to a huge ovation. Perfect goes over to Helmsley’s valet, so he leaves the ring to confront him. Austin leaves the ring, turns Helmsley around, and punches him down. Austin bounces him off the apron and throws him into the ring. Austin then gets in Perfect’s face before trying to get into the ring. Perfect pulls him down, and Austin is furious. Austin throws a drink into Perfect’s face. Perfect prepares to fight, but Austin gets in the ring. Helmsley quickly attacks Austin from behind and punches him to the ground. Helmsley stomps away at Austin as Perfect leaves the ring with his valet. Helmsley sets up for a Pedigree, but he’s distracted by Perfect leaving with his valet. Austin attacks Helmsley in the aisleway. Austin goes for a suplex on the floor, but Helmsley reverses it and hits a vertical suplex on the concrete!
Helmsley sets up for a Pedigree on the floor, but Austin counters by sweeping his feet, dragging him to the ringside area, and hitting a catapult into the ring post! Austin gets Helmsley in the ring before trying for an avalanche against the ropes. Austin puts the brakes on as Helmsley moves. Austin flips off the crowd, then flips Helmsley off and hits the Stone Cold Stunner for the win!
Winner by Pinfall: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin
Mike’s Thoughts: A really solid professional wrestlin
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October 20, 1996
Indianapolis, Indiana (Market Square Arena)
Commentary: Vince McMahon, Jerry “The King” Lawler, and Jim Ross
Results by: Mike Tedesco of Wrestleview.com
“The World Wrestling Federation: for over fifty years, the revolutionary force in sports entertainment.” The WWF video leads us into the show.
Video: The Undertaker says, “My whole existence is death, darkness, and the destruction of you, Mankind.” He must be Mankind’s judge, jury, and executioner. Mankind says he has a vision of The Undertaker begging for mercy, with soil filling his lungs. When the vision becomes reality, he’ll laugh himself to sleep. The Undertaker sentences Mankind to eternal damnation.
PlayStation presents WWF In Your House: Buried Alive.
“O Fortuna” plays over the speakers as we see fireworks go off over the ring. To the right of the entrance set is a large mound of dirt with a gravestone and a burial plot dug in it for the first-ever Buried Alive match later tonight.
Vince McMahon welcomes us to the show, along with Jerry “The King” Lawler and Jim Ross. McMahon and Lawler discuss the first-ever Buried Alive match between The Undertaker and Mankind. Ross is furious that he doesn’t have a microphone.
As Hunter Hearst Helmsley heads to the ring to face “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, escorted by a beautiful valet, McMahon mentions that WWF President Gorilla Monsoon made this match. Austin was originally scheduled to face Savio Vega. McMahon also mentions that Faarooq is out of action, thanks to Ahmed Johnson. Johnson attacked Faarooq backstage. “Wildman” Marc Mero will instead defend the WWF Intercontinental Championship against Goldust.
Backstage Interview
Kevin Kelly is backstage with a focused “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. Kelly mentions that Savio Vega is injured. Does his game plan change now that he’s facing Hunter Hearst Helmsley? Austin says it doesn’t change his game plan one bit. Stone Cold has a list, and everyone is on it. There isn’t anything wrong with Savio Vega. Austin gives Helmsley all the credit in the world for stepping into the ring with him. As far as Bret Hart coming back to Monday Night Raw, Austin hopes it’s to announce his retirement. If not, then “Stone Cold” will retire him, and that’s the bottom line. As far as anyone having a problem with the language he is using, they can kiss his ass, and that’s the bottom line!
The sound of shattering glass echoes, and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin makes his entrance to a brand-new theme called “Hell Frozen Over.”
Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. “Stone Cold” Steve Austin
Referee: Tim White
The bell rings, and they circle the ring. Austin looks over to ringside, and Helmsley points at his valet. They lock up, and Helmsley hits an arm drag takedown before doing a Blueblood Bow. Austin angrily stares at Helmsley before getting out of the ring to get in a fan’s face. A production assistant is helping to replace Jim Ross’ microphone. Helmsley gets out of the ring to get in the fan’s face as well. Ross is furious because the microphone still isn’t working. In the ring, they lock up, and Austin hits an arm drag takeover before giving him double middle fingers! The crowd cheers as Austin backs into the corner and waits for Helmsley to get up.
They lock up, and Austin hooks a side headlock before hitting a takeover for a one-count. Helmsley fights up and elbows him, prompting Austin to apply a hammerlock. Helmsley quickly elbows him in the jaw to get out of it. Ross says Bret Hart is coming back to Raw tomorrow and takes credit for bringing him back. Ross’ microphone starts to clip again. The crowd chants “Perfect” to antagonize Helmsley, who will face Mr. Perfect tomorrow night on Raw. Helmsley goes to the apron to yell at the crowd. They lock up again, and Helmsley backs Austin into the corner and shoves him. Austin shoves him back. Helmsley slaps him in the face, so Austin slaps him down to a nice ovation. Helmsley scurries out of the ring, cowardly.
Helmsley slowly gets into the ring as Austin keeps his eyes fixed on him. They lock up, and Helmsley applies a side headlock. Austin pulls his hair before sending him into the ropes. Helmsley hits a shoulder tackle and hits the ropes. Austin quickly catches him with an elbow to the skull, then follows up with a snapmare and a knee drop for a two-count. Austin hits a snapmare and applies an armbar. Austin knees Helmsley in the arm several times and applies a wristlock. Austin gets to his feet and wrenches Helmsley’s arm before applying a Greco-Roman knucklelock. Helmsley pokes him in the eyes to break the hold. Helmsley chops him in the corner and whips him to the opposite corner, but he runs into a boot. Austin clotheslines Helmsley down for a two-count. Austin quickly hits an arm drag takeover before putting the armbar back on. Austin pulls on his hair as he applies the armbar. Helmsley fights up and backs Austin into the ropes. Helmsley whips him off. Austin ducks an elbow, but Helmsley quickly catches him with a kitchen sink knee to the midsection. Helmsley grabs Austin and punches him in the head before bouncing him off the top turnbuckle. Helmsley attacks him in the corner before the referee steps in to break it up. Austin grabs Helmsley and puts him in the corner before punching away at him. Helmsley reverses a whip to the corner and connects with a back body drop.
Helmsley grabs Austin and hits a vertical suplex. Helmsley backs up and drops a knee for a two-count. Helmsley gets Austin on his feet and punches him before hitting a back suplex for another two-count. Helmsley applies a rear chin lock. Ross’ microphone still isn’t working, and he is bickering with McMahon as it comes on. Austin fights up and elbows out before hitting the ropes for a shoulder tackle. Austin hits the ropes, but Helmsley grabs him for a sleeper hold. Austin shoves him off and applies a sleeper hold. Austin pushes him off, but Helmsley grabs him for another sleeper hold. Austin counters with a sit-out jawbreaker, stunning Helmsley. Austin covers for a near fall.
Austin sends Helmsley into the ropes, but Helmsley avoids a slam. Helmsley goes for a roll-up, but Austin holds the ropes. Helmsley charges, but Austin catches him with a Stun Gun. Austin comes off the second rope with a Bombs Away Elbow for a near fall. Austin covers again for a two-count. Helmsley reverses a whip into the ropes and hits a high knee to the jaw. Helmsley comes off the second rope with a diving fist drop for a two-count. Helmsley sends him into the ropes, but Austin ducks an elbow. They then take each other out with a double clothesline.
Mr. Perfect comes out to a huge ovation. Perfect goes over to Helmsley’s valet, so he leaves the ring to confront him. Austin leaves the ring, turns Helmsley around, and punches him down. Austin bounces him off the apron and throws him into the ring. Austin then gets in Perfect’s face before trying to get into the ring. Perfect pulls him down, and Austin is furious. Austin throws a drink into Perfect’s face. Perfect prepares to fight, but Austin gets in the ring. Helmsley quickly attacks Austin from behind and punches him to the ground. Helmsley stomps away at Austin as Perfect leaves the ring with his valet. Helmsley sets up for a Pedigree, but he’s distracted by Perfect leaving with his valet. Austin attacks Helmsley in the aisleway. Austin goes for a suplex on the floor, but Helmsley reverses it and hits a vertical suplex on the concrete!
Helmsley sets up for a Pedigree on the floor, but Austin counters by sweeping his feet, dragging him to the ringside area, and hitting a catapult into the ring post! Austin gets Helmsley in the ring before trying for an avalanche against the ropes. Austin puts the brakes on as Helmsley moves. Austin flips off the crowd, then flips Helmsley off and hits the Stone Cold Stunner for the win!
Winner by Pinfall: “Stone Cold” Steve Austin
Mike’s Thoughts: A really solid professional wrestlin
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