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VOL. VIII, NO. 94
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH
MARCH 28, 2001


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Roundup: Vince McMahon to surprise fans


Fans, a World Wrestling Federation employee has sent me information that affects the main event for "WrestleMania X-Seven" this Sunday.

WWF owner Vince McMahon will add a new stipulation to the world championship title bout between "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and The Rock. This is a Wrestling Roundup exclusive: a draft of the promo Vince McMahon read at last night "SmackDown!" taping in Detroit.

Read no further if you do not want to know what will air on "SmackDown!" tomorrow.

[Cue "No Chance in Hell" entry song; walk to ring to loud jeers]

"As the world knows, 'WrestleMania' is the single most important pay-per-view event in professional wrestling. This year's event will be the biggest and best 'WrestleMania' in history, I guarantee it. The WWF will deliver great matches, especially one I am proud of, the gimmick battle royal, which will feature stars such as Kim Chee, Brother Love, Doink the Clown and everyone's favorite, the Gobbeldy Gooker. Yeah!"

[Pause for crowd response]

"That is not why I am here tonight. Frankly, I could think of a million other less-depressing things to do tonight than to be here in Detroit."

[Pause for chorus of boos and "a—hole" chants]

"I could gloat about single-handedly controlling professional wrestling, since I am now the owner of World Championship Wrestling and also have most of Extreme Championship Wrestling's talent under contract, including owner Paul Heyman."

[Pause for mixture of cheers, boos and "a—hole" chants]

"I am not here to drone on about the World Wrestling Federation decimating its two leading competitors. I am here to announce a very important change to the main event, featuring The Rock [pause for cheers] and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin [pause for longer, louder cheers]. Because this is for the WWF world heavyweight title, and because 'WrestleMania' is judged by the quality of its main event match, I thought I would make a huge change.

"The Rock and 'Stone Cold' will now face each other in a good, old-fashioned object-on-a-pole match. Two poles, nine feet in length, will be placed at two diagonally opposite corners of the ring."

[Point to right-hand corner]

"In one corner is a pole with an old pair of boots and a bucket full of mud. In order for Austin to win the match, he must put on the clodhoppers, dip them in the bucket and then stomp a mudhole in The Rock and walk it dry!"

[Pause for cheers; point to left hand-corner]

"In the other corner, a pole will have the WWF world heavyweight championship belt and a can of Brasso wrapped in a rag. In order for Rock to win the match, he must take the Brasso and the rag, shine the belt up, turn it sideways and [raise voice] stick it straight up 'Stone Cold''s candy a—!"

[Pause for loud cheers]

"In the interest of fairness, I think this is the only way to settle the feud between 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin and The Rock. Since Austin likes to brag about stomping mudholes in people and walking them dry, and Rock seems to enjoy threatening his opponents with sodomy, I thought this match would suit both men's interests."

[Cue Stone Cold's and Rock's entry music; segue to Austin and Rock promos]

The rest of the promo involves a back-and-forth exchange of words between Austin and Rock, followed by both men beating up McMahon for easy cheers.

Wow, both Rock and Austin must do something that involves a hole to win the match. Sounds like the makings of a classic match.

Until next week, fans, keep watching.

Chris Ledermuller is a print journalism major at Cal State Long Beach.

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