Daily Network Thread – 5/15/14

The Network live stream schedule for today:

9:00 AM ET – RAW Flashback – 5/9/94 – Razor Ramon vs. Kwang in a King of the Ring Qualifying Match; The King’s Court with Yokozuna.
10:00 AM ET – RAW Flashback – 5/16/94 – Sparky Plugg vs. Bam Bam Bigelow in a King of the Ring Qualifying Match; Earthquake vs. Yokozuna in a Sumo Match.
11:00 AM ET – Beyond the Ring – The Big Show: A Giant’s World.
12:00 PM ET – NWA Chi-Town Rumble – 2/20/89 – Ricky Steamboat vs. Ric Flair for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship; The Road Warriors vs. The Varsity Club for the NWA World Tag Team Championship.
2:30 PM ET – Best of RAW – 4/8/13 – The night after Wrestlemania XXIX; Dolph Ziggler cashes in MITB; Ryback turns on John Cena; memorable crowd hijacking.
5:00 PM ET – WWE Countdown – 5/13/14 – Top ten ladder matches.
6:00 PM ET – Wrestlemania Rewind – 4/1/14 – Triple H vs. Chris Jericho from Wrestlemania X-8.
7:00 PM ET – Legends’ House – 5/8/14 – “Viva Las Vegas” – The Legends head to Vegas and participate in a Chippendale’s show, where Pat Patterson may or may not explode.
8:00 PM ET – Legends’ House – The Legends participate in a charity art gala.
9:00 PM ET – WWE NXT – The women’s tournament continues; Tyson Kidd vs. Sami Zayn vs. Tyler Breeze for a title shot.
10:00 PM ET – WWE Superstars – Kofi Kingston vs. Titus O’Neil; Sin Cara vs. Drew McIntyre.
11:00 PM ET – Legends’ House – The Legends participate in a charity art gala.

Here you go, Parallax: RECOMMENDATIONS! WWE’s Fully Loaded ’99. Watch Edge defend the IC title he won at a house show (a rare occurrence from the late 90’s going forward) against Jeff Jarrett; Michael Hayes used to manage The Hardy Boyz, and here they all team against The Acolytes for the tag team titles; Mideon defends the European title he found in Shane McMahon’s gym bag (hopefully he cleaned it off first); a decent hardcore title match between Al Snow and the Big Boss Man; Ken Shamrock and Steve Blackman go at it in a parking garage, and a pretty good strap match between The Rock and Triple H. So much stuff packed into one show, which was only a couple of months from Vince Russo’s departure.