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WWF 1985 - April 1996 WWF Championship: Bret Hart 3x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Randy Savage 2x WWF U.S Heavyweight Championship: Curt Hennig 2x WWF Television Championship: Diamond Dallas Page 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Legion Of Doom (Hawk & Animal) 1x WWF U.S Tag Team Championship: The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray & D-Von) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1996: The Giant WWF WrestleMania XII Battle Royal: Hunter Hearst Helmsley WWF King Of The Ring 1995: Scott Steiner

WWF 1985 - Now in March 1996.... WWF WrestleMania XII - Arrowhead Pond, Anaheim CA - Att: 19,400 / BR: 8.70 WWF Championship: Bret Hart def. Shawn Michaels(c) - 100 War Games - Losing Team must disband: The IV Horsemen (Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko) def. The Dangerous Alliance (Rick Rude, Curt Hennig, Steve Ausitn & Brian Pillman) - 98 WWF Intercontinental Championship: Randy Savage def. Ricky Steamboat(c) - 98 Sting def. The Giant - 85 WWF Tag Team Championship: The Legion Of Doom def. Owen Hart & The Great Muta(c) - 86 The Undertaker def. Taz - 81 WWF Television Championship: Diamond Dallas Page(c) def. Eddie Guerrero - 82 Rey Mysterio Jr def. The 123 Kid - 82 WrestleMania XII Invitational Battle Royal Winner: Hunter Hearst Helmsley - 80 Show Rating - 100

WWF 1985 - January 1996 WWF Championship: Shawn Michaels 2x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Ricky Steamboat 2x WWF U.S Heavyweight Championship: Curt Hennig 2x WWF Television Championship: Diamond Dallas Page 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: Owen Hart & The Great Muta 1x WWF U.S Tag Team Championship: The Eliminators (Saturn & Kronus) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1995: Rick Rude WWF WrestleMania XI Battle Royal: The 123 Kid WWF King Of The Ring 1995: Scott Steiner

WWF 1985 - September 1995 WWF Championship: Rick Rude 2x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Razor Ramon 1x* WWF U.S Heavyweight Championship: Curt Hennig 1x WWF Television Championship: Taz 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Can-Am Express (Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko) 1x WWF U.S Tag Team Championship: The Thrillseekers (Chris Jericho & Lance Storm) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1995: Rick Rude WWF WrestleMania XI Battle Royal: The 123 Kid WWF King Of The Ring 1995: Scott Steiner * Uber-over Scott Steiner won the King Of The Ring Tournament in May thus becoming the first new Intercontinental Champion since 1992, starting his mega push to the top of the company......only to be busted in a sex scandal in July, necessitating the quick switch to Razor Ramon. Big Poppa Pump indeed 🧐

Yeah, created the US Title when the game started in 85, although it was originally the National Title, was temp retired in 1990 then brought back as the U.S in 91. Its a floating title whereas the IC is a primary and moves around less than the U.S

WWF 1985 - April 1995 WWF Championship: Shawn Michaels 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Vacant* WWF U.S Heavyweight Championship: Steve Austin 2x WWF Television Championship: Taz 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Dangerous Alliance (Arn Anderson & Brian Pillman) 1x WWF U.S Tag Team Championship: The Can-Am Express (Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko) 2x WWF Royal Rumble 1995: Rick Rude WWF WrestleMania XI Battle Royal: The 123 Kid WWF King Of The Ring 1994: Bret Hart * Shawn Michaels held the Intercontinental Title for 3 years. In Feb'95 on his 1000th day as Champion, he challenged Curt Hennig for the WWF Title at WrestleMania, turning babyface in the process to which Hennig agreed as long as the IC Title was also on the line. Michaels won the match and both Titles. IC Title will be vacated at the April TV Tapings and the winner of the 1995 King Of The Ring Tournament in May will also become Intercontinental Champion.

WWF 1985 - January 1995 WWF Championship: Curt Hennig 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels 1x WWF U.S Heavyweight Championship: Ricky Steamboat 1x WWF Television Championship: Taz 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Steiner Brothers (Rick & Scott) 3x WWF U.S Tag Team Championship: The Can-Am Express (Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1994: Shawn Michaels WWF WrestleMania X Battle Royal: Sid Vicious WWF King Of The Ring 1994: Bret Hart

WWF 1985 - April 1994 WWF Championship: Curt Hennig 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels 1x WWF U.S Heavyweight Championship: Steve Austin 1x WWF Television Championship: Brian Pillman 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: Money Inc. (Ted Dibiase & Steve Williams) 1x WWF U.S Tag Team Championship: Los Gringos Locos (Eddie Guerrero & Art Barr) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1994: Shawn Michaels WWF WrestleMania X Battle Royal: Sid Vicious WWF King Of The Ring 1993: Curt Hennig

WWF 1985 - January 1994 WWF Championship: Curt Hennig 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels 1x WWF United States Championship: Steve Austin 1x WWF Television Championship: Brian Pillman 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Steiner Brothers (Rick & Scott) 2x WWF Royal Rumble 1993: Curt Hennig WWF WrestleMania IX Battle Royal: Diesel WWF King Of The Ring 1993: Curt Hennig

WWF WrestleMania IX - Caesars Palace, Las Vegas NV - Att: 16,891 / BR: 5.70 WWF Championship: Bret Hart def. Ted Dibiase(c) - 98 Rick Rude def. Randy Savage - 87 WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels(c) def. Ricky Steamboat - 99 Loser Leaves The WWF: Curt Hennig def. Ric Flair - 99 WWF United States Championship - Strap Match: Big Van Vader def. Sting(c) - 91 WWF Tag Team Championship - 2/3 Falls: The Hollywood Blonds(c) def. The Steiner Brothers - 84 The Undertaker def. The Great Muta - 83 WWF Television Championship: Arn Anderson def. Tatanka(c) - 82 The Midnight Express def. The Quebecers - 85 WrestleMania IX Invitational Battle Royal Winner: Diesel - 80 Show Rating - 100

WWF 1985 - April 1993 WWF Championship: Bret Hart 2x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels 1x WWF United States Championship: Big Van Vader 1x WWF Television Championship: Arn Anderson 3x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Hollywood Blonds (Steve Austin & Brian Pillman) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1993: Curt Hennig WWF WrestleMania IX Battle Royal: Diesel

WWF 1985 - January 1993 WWF Championship: Ted Dibiase 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels 1x WWF United States Championship: Rick Rude 2x WWF Television Championship: Arn Anderson 2x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Hollywood Blonds (Steve Austin & Brian Pillman) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1992: Bret Hart WWF WrestleMania VIII Battle Royal: The Great Muta

WWF 1985 - September 1992 WWF Championship: Bret Hart 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels 1x WWF United States Championship: Rick Rude 2x WWF Television Championship: Arn Anderson 2x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Miracle Violence Connection (Terry Gordy & Steve Williams) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1992: Bret Hart WWF WrestleMania VIII Battle Royal: The Great Muta

So this went well.... WWF WrestleMania VIII - Hoosier Dome, Indianapolis ID - Att: 63,000 / BR: 3.29 WWF Championship: Bret Hart(c) de. Ric Flair - 99 Hulk Hogan def. Big Van Vader - 100 Randy Savage def. Curt Hennig - 100 WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels(c) def. Sting - 94 The Undertaker def. Rick Rude - 82 WWF Tag Team Championship: The Midnight Express(c) def. The Steiner Brothers - 90 WWF United States Championship: Lex Luger def. Ted Dibiase(c) - 100 Rowdy Roddy Piper def. Jake Roberts - 70* WWF Television Championship: Steve Austin(c) def. Ricky Steamboat - 96 WrestleMania VIII Invitational Battle Royal Winner: The Great Muta Show Rating - 100 *I thought Piper could go 10mins but suddenly on the day of the show the Road Agent informed me he can only go 6mins, hence the low rating. A shame because it was a strong feud.

WWF 1985 - April 1992 WWF Championship: Bret Hart 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels 1x WWF United States Championship: Lex Luger 3x WWF Television Championship: Steve Austin 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) 3x WWF Royal Rumble 1992: Bret Hart WWF WrestleMania VIII Battle Royal: The Great Muta

WWF 1985 - February 1992 WWF Championship: Bret Hart 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Vacant* WWF United States Championship: Ted Dibiase 2x WWF Television Championship: Steve Austin 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) 3x WWF Royal Rumble 1992: Bret Hart WWF WrestleMania VII Battle Royal: Andre The Giant *WWF Title was vacated in December due to the screwy finish of the WWF Title match at Survivor Series between Hogan & Flair. Bret Hart won the vacant WWF Title by winning the Royal Rumble while he was still Intercontinental Champion. Tournament to crown a new IC Champion at the February TV Tapings culminating at the Feb Saturday Night's Main Event.

WWF 1985 - December 1991 WWF Championship: Hulk Hogan 4x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Bret Hart 2x WWF United States Championship: Ted Dibiase 2x WWF Television Championship: Owen Hart 2x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) 3x WWF Royal Rumble 1991: Andre The Giant WWF WrestleMania VII Battle Royal: Andre The Giant

WWF 1985 - April 1991 WWF Championship: Randy Savage 2x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Bret Hart 2x WWF Television Championship: Arn Anderson 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: The Steiner Brothers (Rick & Scott) 1x WWF Royal Rumble 1991: Andre The Giant WWF WrestleMania VII Battle Royal: Andre The Giant

WWF 1985 - January 1991 WWF Championship: Rick Rude 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Mr Perfect 2x WWF Television Championship: Arn Anderson 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: Demolition (Smash & Crush) 3x WWF Royal Rumble 1990: Hulk Hogan WWF WrestleMania VI Battle Royal: Earthquake

WWF 1985 - August 1990 WWF Championship: Hulk Hogan 3x WWF Intercontinental Heavyweight Title: Bret Hart 1x WWF National Heavyweight Title: Sting 1x WWF Television Title: Arn Anderson 1x WWF Tag Team Titles: The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) 2x WWF Royal Rumble 1990: Hulk Hogan WWF WrestleMania VI Battle Royal: Earthquake

Heading into the 1990's... WWF Survivor Series 1989 - Rosemont Horizon, Chicago IL - Att: 18,211 / BR: 9.12 The Hulkamaniacs v. The King's Court Hulk Hogan, Dusty Rhodes & The Hart Foundation def. The Macho King, Big Boss Man & Demolition - 85 Sole Survivor: Hulk Hogan The Warriors v. The Four Horsemen Ric Flair, Sid Justice & The Brainbusters def. The Ultimate Warrior, Kerry Von Erich & The British Bulldogs - 93 Sole Survivor: Ric Flair Roddy's Rowdies v. The Rude Brood Rick Rude, Mr Perfect & The Fabulous Rougeaus def. Roddy Piper, Ricky Steamboat & The Rockers - 91 Survivors: Rick Rude & Mr Perfect The Vipers v. The Million $ Team Ted Dibiase, The Undertaker (debut) & The Powers Of Pain def. Jake Roberts, Jim Duggan & The Legion Of Doom - 86 Survivors: Ted Dibiase & The Undertaker Sting's Squadron v. Muta's Maulers Sting, Lex Luger & The Steiner Brothers def. The Great Muta, Andre The Giant & The Midnight Express - 77* Survivors: Sting, Lex Luger & The Steiner Brothers Show Rating - 91 *Think the rating was lower than anticipated because Andre can't do anything over 5 minutes at this point so had to tag him with 'Limited Involvement' to get him through the match.

WWF 1985 - January 1990 WWF Championship: 'Macho King' Randy Savage 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Mr Perfect 1x WWF United States Championship*: The Great Muta 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: Demolition (Ax & Smash) 2x WWF Royal Rumble 1989: Randy Savage WWF WrestleMania V Battle Royal: Sting 1989 Year End Awards Wrestler: Ric Flair (WWF) Company: WWF Tag Team: The Hart Foundation (WWF) Match: WWF Tag Team Titles - 2/3 Falls -The Hart Foundation v Demolition at WrestleMania V (WWF) Show: WWF Halloween Havoc Young Wrestler: Shawn Michaels (WWF) Veteran: Dory Funk Jr (WCW & WCCW) Female: Jaguar Yokota (AJW) Improved Company: WCW* Independent: Hector Guerrero (WCCW) * JCP folded in 1989. WCW in this game is the former Mid South Wrestling rather than Crockett.

Ha, know the feeling. Muta won the National Title in May of '89, started the angle by rebranding to the US Title in September including introducing a new Belt, he and Fuji intend to embarrass America by him holding the Title and defending against the top Americans. I've just entered 1990, he's so far defended against Kerry Von Erich, Jake Roberts, Jim Duggan & Ricky Steamboat. He's heading toward Sting at WrestleMania VI and will probably drop the Title there but continue the angle with a high possibility he'll finally be overcome by Hulk Hogan at SummerSlam 1990, I randomly put them together on the December 1990 monthly MSG Network Garden show and they scored an 89 for a cold match so a fued may do some great business. Muta's current Popularity is about an 88, so has gone well so far.

WWF 1985 - November 1989 WWF Championship: 'Macho King' Randy Savage 1x WWF Intercontinental Championship: Mr Perfect 1x WWF United States Championship*: The Great Muta 1x WWF Tag Team Championship: Demolition (Ax & Smash) 2x WWF Royal Rumble 1989: Randy Savage WWF WrestleMania V Battle Royal: Sting *National Title renamed the United States Title as part of ongoing angle in which Champion The Great Muta and manager Mr Fuji attempt to embarrass The USA.

Sting's probably the strongest he been in any 85 save I've had with him so far. Brought him in late 87 about same time as Curt Hennig, they'd both mainly work B TV shows like Challenge & Prime Time and then work each other at the monthly MSG Network Garden show. Luger was to challenge Honky for the IC Title at Mania IV but got hurt 2 weeks out so plugged Sting in and he had a really good showing. His summer 89 fued with Ted Dibiase has also done wonders for him as his skills improved nicely and his popularity sits around an 87 now. He's about to enter a fued heading to WrestleMania VI with The Great Muta which will hopefully benefit both, have his fueds planned currently to Mania VII.