Hive Posted May 14, 2010 Share Posted May 14, 2010 This is a WCW september 1995 game, starting at the very same day of the first ever WCW Monday Nitro! Without further ado, I present the starting roster for WCW (I will likely update it from time to time to reflect changes): Main eventers Big Bubba Rogers Hulk Hogan (WCW World Heavyweight champion) Lex Luger Meng Randy Savage Ric Flair Shark Sting (WCW United States champion) The Giant The Taskmaster Upper midcarders Arn Anderson Booker T Brian Knobbs Jim Duggan Johnny B. Badd Kamala Marcus Alexander Bagwell Road Warrior Hawk Stevie Ray V.K. Wallstreet Zodiac Midcarders Alex Wright Cobra Diamond Dallas Page Dick Slater (WCW World Tag Team champion) Disco Inferno Earl Robert Eaton Eddie Guerrero Flyin' Brian Jerry Sags Lord Steven Regal One Man Gang Paul Orndorff Scott Norton Scotty Riggs The Renegade (WCW Television champion) Lower midcarders Bunkhouse Buck (WCW World Tag Team champion) Dean Malenko Hugh Morrus Jushin Liger Kurasawa Maxx Muscle Sabu Scott Armstrong Sgt. Craig Pittman Openers Chris Kanyon Dave Sullivan Joey Maggs Ricky Santana Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker Enhancement talents Fidel Sierra Mark Starr Scott D'Amore Occational wrestlers Lt. James Earl Wright Managers Col. Robert Parker Diamond Doll Jimmy Hart Jody Hamilton Lanny Poffo Sister Sherri Sonny Onoo Announcers Chris Cruise Eric Bischoff Mike Tenay Tony Schiavone Colour commentators Bobby Heenan Larry Zbyszko Mark Madden Steve McMichael Authority figures Ted Turner Referees Mickey Jay Nick Patrick Randy Anderson Teddy Long Road agents Dusty Rhodes Pez Whatley Personalities Gene Okerlund The Master Faces in blue, heels in red. The affiliation of workers with no colour assigned is not yet known (or completely irrelevant). Stables The Dungeon of Doom The Taskmaster The Giant Kamala The Zodiac Shark Meng The Master The Blue Bloods Lord Steven Regal Earl Robert Eaton Tag teams Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray) The Blue Bloods (Regal and Eaton) The Nasty Boys (Saggs and Knobbs) The American Males (Bagwell and Riggs) The Barrio Brothers (Sierra and Santana) Men at Work (Kanyon and Starr) The State Patrol (Sgt. Buddy Lee and Lt. Earl Wright) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 14, 2010 Author Share Posted May 14, 2010 Welcome to this very historic day and the very first ever WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Jushin Liger vs. Sabu In a solid match, Sabu defeated Liger with an Arabian Facebuster. Winner: Sabu Match length: 5:56 Rating: C We start the show with Eric Bischoff grabbing a microphone. He welcomes everyone to this great day and promises an action-packed evening - which he himself has made sure of. See, he will from now on take on a much more active role making sure WCW runs at 100 % - and not only remains as the number one wrestling promotion in the world, but also keeps evolving. Therefore, he will no longer function as an announcer in order to concentrate on his backstage duties. And for this very special night he has arranged something very special: an all-titles match show! All 4 WCW titles will be put on the line tonight, with strong title challengers hand picked by Bischoff himself! Rating: D- TV title match: Flyin' Brian vs. The Renegade © In a surprisingly short match, The Renegade flash pinned Pillman out of the blue to end the match early. Winner, and still champion: The Renegade Match length: 4:38 Rating: D+ After the match, an angry Pillman assaults The Renegade and beats him with a chair! What on earth has gotten into Pillman...? Rating: D Tag team title match: Harlem Heat vs. Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater © After a back and forth match, Booker T pins Buck after a Heat Seeker. Winners, and new champions: Harlem Heat Match length: 6:34 Rating: C- Eric Bischoff is seen talking backstage to Hulk Hogan. He explains Hogan that since Vader is nowhere to be found, Hogan will either have to find a new forth team member for the Fall Brawl WarGames match against The Dungeon of Doom - or fight the match 3 against 4. Hogan says he understands, brother, and that he'll find someone. Rating: B- 'Mean' Gene Okerlund is interviewing Sting about his feud with Ric Flair and how Flair and Arn Anderson seems to have been arguing a lot lately. Sting says that he expects it to be a ruse and that he will be prepared for anything when he takes on Flair shortly. Rating: B US title match: Sting © vs. Ric Flair In this match, the crowd really got something for their money. The match went back and forth and both men showed exceptional skills. Suddenly, after the ref had been knocked over, Arn Anderson jumps into the ring and attempts to hit Sting with the title belt, but accidentally hits Flair instead! Sting clears Anderson out of the ring, gets the ref and pins Flair for the win. Winner, and still champion: Sting Match length: 7:46 Rating: B+ After the match, Flair and Anderson has a heated argument while Sting celebrates. They push each other a bit and stare each other down before jumping Sting and beating him down. Suddenly and surprisingly, Sting's old friend, Lex Luger, runs to the ring and clears it, thereby saving Sting. Rating: B+ World championship match: Big Bubba Rogers vs. Hulk Hogan © Bubba attacks early on and looks strong untill Hogan gets the upper hand after hulking up. Hogan connects with his big boot and is about to do his leg drop when The Taskmaster jumps in and savagely attacks Hogan, thereby getting Big Bubba disqualified. Winner, and still champion: Hulk Hogan Match length: 5:31 Rating: B- After the match, The Dungeon of Doom - Kamala, Meng, Shark and Zodiac - attacks Hogan and beats him down. Hogan, overwhelmed by the odds, is finally saved by Randy Savage on fire. Rating: C Show rating: C (Not the very best beginning to the adventure, the rating hurt our overall popularity... ouch.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 16, 2010 Author Share Posted May 16, 2010 WCW Saturday Night Pre-show match: Dave Sullivan vs. Kurasawa Kurasawa defeated Dave Sullivan by pinfall with a German Suplex. Winner: Kurasawa Match length: 3:45 Rating: D- Gene Okerlund interviews Eric Bischoff about what kind of plans he has for WCW. Bischoff says that he has big changes in mind that will help WCW grow as a company. He will groom the current wrestlers, bring in new names, get rid of dead wood... and starting tonight, he will build a better tag division! That is why he has set up a number of tag team matches tonight, to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the division. Furthermore, there will be 4 singles matches tonight with the winners going on to face off in a 4-way elimination match next week for #1 contendership for the TV title! Rating: E The American Males vs. The Barrio Brothers In an ultra quick squash match, Scotty Riggs pins Ricky Santana with an American-Plex. Winners: The American Males Match length: 1:55 Rating: D- Arn Anderson is walking backstage, turns a corner, and bumps into Jim Duggan. Duggan says something that Arn Anderson doesn't like, and they start arguing. After some heated words, Duggan challenges Arn Anderson to meet him in the ring for a match. Rating: D+ TV title #1 contendership qualification match: Disco Inferno vs. Eddie Guerrero In a fairly good match, Eddie Guerrero defeated Disco Inferno after a Frog Splash. Winner: Eddie Guerrero Match length: 6:32 Rating: D+ Booker T, Brian Knobbs, Steven Regal and Dick Slater starts an argument backstage which turns into a brawl. Rating: D+ A video featuring Kamala, Meng, Zodiac and Shark is hyping up The Dungeon of Doom. Rating: C- Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater vs. The State Patrol Slater pins Wright after a Leaping Piledriver. Winners: Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater Match length: 5:23 Rating: E The Nasty Boys vs. Men At Work In another short squash match, Knobbs pins Starr after a Trip to Nastyville. Winers: The Nasty Boys Match length: 2:35 Rating: D- After the match, The Blue Bloods storm the ring and beats down The Nasty Boys - apparantly eager to make a statement to Bischoff. Rating: D+ Scott Norton vs. Hugh Morrus Debuting Norton defeats Morrus after a Shoulder Breaker in a match where he dominated. Winner: Scott Norton Match length: 3:01 Rating: D- The announcers says that they just heard from backstage that after viewing the tag teams in action earlier tonight, Eric Bischoff has decided that next week on Saturday Night, the teams of Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater, The Nasty Boys and The Blue Bloods will face off in a #1 tag team contendership match. Apparantly, The American Males failed to impress Bischoff sufficiently. Rating: D A video hypes Sting. Rating: B+ TV title #1 contendership qualification match: Alex Wright vs. Diamond Dallas Page DDP pins Wright after Wright was distracted by Maxx Muscle. Winner: Diamond Dallas Page Match length: 4:53 Rating: C- Eric Bischoff cuts off just before the next #1 contendership qualification match between Cobra and Sgt. Craig Pittman is about to begin, and presents his latest signing, the debuting Chris Jericho, who only 10 min ago signed the contract, and adds him to the match. Rating: F+ TV title #1 contendership qualification match: Cobra vs. Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Chris Jericho In a terribly executed match, Jericho wins by countout when Cobra and Pittman turned an intensive brawl on the outside into a violent fight with chairs and was double disqualified. Winner: Chris Jericho Match length: 7:12 Rating: E+ 'Mean' Gene interviews Chris Jericho, who hypes his skills and talks about how his own greatness will bring a brighter future for WCW. Rating: D- A video is shown hyping Ric Flair. Rating: B TV title #1 contendership qualification match: Dean Malenko vs. Johnny B. Badd Badd defeated Malenko in a fairly good match. Winner: Johnny B. Badd Match length: 5:59 Rating: C- A video is shown with Hulk Hogan, who spends a great deal of time talking about the misery that is The Taskmaster and how he will bring an end to him, brother. Rating: A Arn Anderson vs. Jim Duggan In a solid match with little heat, Anderson defeated Duggan after using the ropes for the pinfall. Winner: Arn Anderson Match length: 7:10 Rating: D- Show rating: D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 17, 2010 Author Share Posted May 17, 2010 It has been reported by several wrestling sites that WCW has been very active during the past week. Not only have they signed a new PPV deal with Japanese Sky PerfecTV!, they have also signed several new workers in addition to Lex Luger, Scott Norton and Chris Jericho who all debuted for WCW last week. Rumoured signings include: Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson aka The Rock 'N Roll Express, Ron Simmons (a former WCW World Heavyweight Champion), Steve Austin (a surprise return, since he was let go from WCW not too long ago), unknown valet Dawn Marie, veterans Tito Santana and Greg Valentine, Rick Rude (who is expected to figure in a non-wrestling role), Road Warrior Animal and Rick Steiner (with his brother Scott widely being expected to sign within a few days as well). It sure seems like Bischoff means business when he says he wants to strengthen the tag division, looking to re-unite both the Road Warriors and The Steiner Brothers in WCW. According to several sources within the company, even more names are expected to sign during the coming weeks! Stay tuned! In other news, WWF has re-signed former WWF World Heavyweight Champion The Ultimate Warrior, who was previously let go because of financial differences with Vince McMahon. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 18, 2010 Author Share Posted May 18, 2010 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Sabu vs. Alex Wright In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Sabu defeated Alex Wright by pinfall while using the ropes for leverage. Winner: Sabu Match length: 6:43 Rating: D+ The show starts with Harlem Heat entering the ring, cutting a promo in which they hype their tag team title win and proclaim themselves to be the greatest champions within WCW. Hulk Hogan's music hits with him and Sting showing up with mics, saying that they do not agree with the statement made by Harlem Heat. After some back and forth arguing, they all agree to meet later on in the main event to determine who are truly the greatest champions of WCW! During this segment, the announcers also present the latest addition to their team, no other than 'Ravishing' Rick Rude! Rating: B Brian Pillman vs. Jushin Liger Pillman, apparantly having dropped his 'Flyin' Brian' moniker, fought this match very viciously. He got the pin after giving Liger a low blow and poking Liger in the eyes. What on earth has gotten in to Pillman lately...? Winner: Brian Pillman Match length: 6:09 Rating: C- A video is showing how last week's match between Sting and Ric Flair ended up with a surprise save from the returning Lex Luger. This leads to the next match. Rating: B+ Lex Luger vs. Arn Anderson This match had both great action as well as great heat, and saw Luger come out victorious by pinfall in spite of Ric Flair distracting Luger more than once from ringside throughout the match. Winner: Lex Luger Match length: 7:18 Rating: C+ 'Mean' Gene is interviewing WCW's latest signing, the former WCW World Heavyweight Champion Ron Simmons! Simmons says that it's great to be back, that he can feel a good vibe of change and great times ahead for the company and that he will help the company move forward by becoming a champion. Rating: C Randy Savage vs. Big Bubba Rogers In a match with good action, Bubba use some underhand tactics on Savage before throwing him to the outside. While the ref is distracted telling Bubba that he'll be DQ'ed if he continues that behaviour, Meng appears and hits Savage with a spike before rolling him back into the ring. Bubba picks him up and gets the pinfall after a Bubba Slam. Winner: Big Bubba Rogers Match length: 6:35 Rating: B After the match, Eric Bischoff appears and states that because of the end of the last match as well as events that occured last week, the following people will be banned from the arena for the main event, so that they cannot interfer in any way: The Taskmaster, Meng, Kamala, Shark, Zodiac and Randy Savage. Rating: E+ A vide is shown featuring Randy Savage. Rating: B Non-title match: Hulk Hogan © and Sting © vs. Harlem Heat © In an action-packed match, Hogan and Sting came out victorious after Sting locked in the Scorpion Deathlock on Stevie Ray. During the match, Rick Rude badmouths Sting for severely injuring him in their last match in WCW. Winners: Hulk Hogan and Sting Match length: 8:10 Rating: B- While celebrating in the ring, Hogan and Sting are jumped by The Giant and Ric Flair. The faces are on the end of the severe beating before Lex Luger appears and chases them off. The show ends with Hogan, Sting and Luger celebrating. Rating: A Show rating: B- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 18, 2010 Author Share Posted May 18, 2010 WCW Saturday Night Pre-show match: Disco Inferno vs. Scott D'Amore Disco takes the win after The Last Dance. Winner: Disco Inferno Match length: 3:34 Rating: E+ The show opens with The American Males approaching Eric Bischoff, asking him why they were overlooked for tonight's #1 contendership tag team title match after giving - according to themselves - the best performances last week. Bischoff says that they failed to impress him personally and that they will have to do more to do so. He invites them to go ahead and try in a match later tonight. Rating: D Dave Sullivan vs. One Man Gang OMG takes the victory in a one-sided match after a 747 Splash. Winner: One Man Gang Match length: 4:19 Rating: E+ Backstage, we see Diamond Dallas Page's bodyguard, Maxx Muscle, viciously attack one of DDP's opponents for later tonight, Johnny B. Badd. Badd is left out on the floor. Rating: D The American Males vs. Men At Work In a short and decisive match, Bagwell pins Kanyon for the win. The Males looked impressive. Winners: The American Males Match length: 3:09 Rating: D- In another backstage attack, we see Sgt. Craig Pittman attack Cobra. After a back and forth fight, Pittman comes out of it victorious. Rating: E The State Patrol vs. The Rock 'n' Roll Express Debuting RnR comes out as winners when Gibson pins Wright. Winners: The Rock 'n' Roll Express Match length: 4:43 Rating: D- The American Males once again approaches Bischoff, saying that they deserve a title shot against Harlem Heat as much as any of the contenders tonight - and that their recent match proves it. Bischoff says that he's still not overly impressed, and that he hope they watched The RnR Express' last match for pointers. The Males get furious and storm off. Rating: D+ Jimmy Hart is seen hyping up his client, The Renegade, for his upcoming match. Rating: C Non-title match: Paul Orndorff vs. The Renegade © In this re-match from the summer, Renegade gets the win by pinfall. Winner: The Renegade Match length: 6:34 Rating: D The announcers talks about the next match, between Tito Santana and Greg Valentine. These two long-time adversaries has been brought in for a one-time match in cooperation with the American Wrestling Federation, where Santana holds the main title (which he has brought to this match) and currently feuds with Valentine. Rating: C- Tito Santana vs. Greg Valentine The match was solid but had a too slow build up for a match with this length. Santana wins after a Flying Foream. Winner: Tito Santana Match length: 7:56 Rating: D- Okerlund is interviewing Chris Jericho about his big match tonight in what is only his second match in WCW. Jericho is very confident of himself and explains how he's going to dispose of his 3 opponents for tonight. Rating: D Eddie Guerrero is seen bumping in to Tito Santana backstage, and tells him of his great respect for him as a hispanic role model. Rating: C- Tag team title #1 contendership match: Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater vs. The Nasty Boys vs. The Blue Bloods In this tag team elimination bout, Buck and Slater were elimiated early on with Nasty Boys eventually picking up the win after Sags pinned Regal. Winners: The Nasty Boys Match length: 12:02 Rating: C- After the match, the angered Blue Bloods attacks The Nasty Boys. Rating: D+ An interview with Ric Flair is aired in which he tells about his hatred for Sting and how he will make Sting's life miserable. Rating: A TV title #1 contendership match: Eddie Guerrero vs. Diamond Dallas Page vs. Chris Jericho vs. Johnny B. Badd In a match that had good action but failed to get the audience properly worked up, Jericho was the first to be eliminated when Guerrero did a flash pin on him. An angered Jericho later pulled Guerrero out of the ring and hit him with a chair before sending him back in to be pinned by Badd, who did not see what happened. DDP finally pinned Badd after a Diamond Cutter and distraction from Maxx Muscle. Winner: Diamond Dallas Page Match length: 13:56 Rating: C Show rating: D+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 18, 2010 Author Share Posted May 18, 2010 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Jushin Liger vs. Disco Inferno In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Liger defeated Disco by pinfall with a Sheer-Drop Brainbuster. Winner: Jushin Liger Match length: 7:27 Rating: D+ We start the show with Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger all together. Hogan announces that Luger will fill the vacant spot on his team for the WarGames match at Fall Brawl against The Dungeon of Doom. Savage protests, claiming that Luger cannot be trusted - and a heated argument ensues between Savage and Luger. Sting defends Luger and Hogan says that Luger's actions since re-joining WCW has earned him the spot. Rating: A Ron Simmons vs. Paul Orndorff Simmons took the win in a fairly good match with average heat after hitting the Dominator. Simmons looked strong in the match. After the victory, Simmons gestures that he wants a title belt. Winner: Ron Simmons Match length: 6:06 Rating: D+ The Taskmaster stops Eric Bischoff backstage, complaining about Hogan getting a new team member so shortly before the match. He says that it cannot be his fault that Hogan lost a team member, and that it is unfair to punish him. All his strategies and tactics for his team are now void. He says that the only fair thing to do to compensate him would be to not only allow him to reconfigure his own team with any wrestler he sees fit as well, but also change the stipulation; as it stands right now, Hogan will get 5 min alone in the cage with The Taskmaster if his team wins... but what does his team have to gain? The only reasonable thing would be to grant the winner of the match, which will surely be a member of his own team, a title shot against Hulk Hogan! Surprisingly, Bischoff, who seems pre-occupied, agrees to his terms! Rating: D+ As soon as The Taskmaster leaves with a huge smile on his face, V.K. Wallstreet approaches Bischoff. He claims that Sting is behind with his taxes and that he will have to claim Sting's US title belt as compensation. Bischoff shrugs and says that since he currently lacks a #1 contender for the US title, he will get a shot at the belt tonight! Rating: C- The camera then turns towards Ron Simmons and Big Bubba Rogers, who is arguing. Big Bubba is unhappy with Simmons walking in from the street, talking about him winning gold and thinking he deserves it after winning one single match against a washed-up has-been. Big Bubba says that he would have won the belt from Hogan at the first Nitro if not for interference from the Dungeon of Doom, and that he proved his superiority by defeating Randy Savage last week. Simmons states that unlike Big Bubba, he actually knows what it feels like to have the world title around his waist - and that he will get it again! Bischoff walks by, visibly annoyed by their arguing, and states that they will get to settle their dispute in a match at Fall Brawl! Rating: C- Non-title match: The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Harlem Heat © Stevie Ray got the pin on Gibson following distraction from Col. Robert Parker. Winners: Harlem Heat Match length: 7:06 Rating: C- The announcers explain that tonight's main event will be a match between Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair, following Flair's interference in Hogan and Sting's tag team bout last week. What a matchup for free here at Nitro! Rating: B+ US Title match: V.K. Wallstreet vs. Sting © The crowd was behind this pretty good match in which Sting got the pin after a diving crossbody. Rick Rude continued the trend from last week and badmouthed Sting throughout the match. Winner, and still champion: Sting Match length: 6:43 Rating: C+ After the match, Ric Flair hits the ring and attacks Sting while screaming at Sting to get out of 'his' ring. Flair's match is up next. Rating: B+ Non-title match: Hulk Hogan © vs. Ric Flair In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Hogan drew with Flair when the match descended into chaos after Jake Roberts, Vader, Sting, The Giant, Randy Savage and Lex Luger all became involved. What are Roberts and Vader doing here...? Winner: Draw Match length: 8:21 Rating: B After Luger and Savage has helped Hogan and Sting clear the ring, Flair, The Giant, Roberts and Vader gather together on the ramp. The Giant grabs a mic and announces that this is the team that will be representing The Dungeon of Doom for the upcoming WarGames match! He tells Hogan that he will now finally get his revenge... Flair then grabs the mic and says that this is a splendig opportunity to both get his hands on Sting as well as earn a title shot, woo! The mic is passed on to Vader, who says that it was never his real intention to join Hogan's team, and that he was a spy for The Taskmaster all along - and that when Hogan found out, he had Bischoff fire him. But since The Taskmaster had Bischoff promise him that he could select any wrestlers he wanted to for the match, it is now time... it's time, it's Vader time! Roberts is the final man with the mic, saying that Hogan has been trying to hold him back his entire carreer, afraid of his greater abilities... and that now he will pay him back by ending Hogan's carreer! During all this, The Taskmaster is seen standing in the background, sporting an evil grin. Rating: C+ Show rating: C+ (Ouch, I certainly expected more from this show - but it still served it's purpose.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 19, 2010 Author Share Posted May 19, 2010 WCW Saturday Night Pre-show match: Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater vs. Joey Maggs and Scott D'Amore In an extremely short match, Buck & Slater defeated Maggs and D'Amore when Buck defeated D'Amore by pinfall with a Piledriver. Winners: Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater Match length: 2:36 Rating: D- Eric Bischoff opens the show by announcing that at Fall Brawl, Diamond Dallas Page will challenge The Renegade for the TV title while The Nasty Boys will challenge Harlem Heat for the Tag team titles. But tonight, DDP will team up with Harlem Heat against Renegade and Nasty Boys in a 3 vs 3 tag team match! Rating: E The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. The Barrio Brothers Morton pinned Santana after a Double Dropkick. Winners: The Rock 'n' Roll Express Match length: 4:27 Rating: D- Backstage, Rick Steiner, surprisingly back in WCW, accidently bumps into Arn Anderson, who throws a fit. A heated argument ensues which evolves into pushing and yelling before Bischoff tells them to break it up and save it for a match at Fall Brawl! Rating: C+ Hugh Morrus vs. Paul Orndorff Orndorff came out victorious in a solid match devoid of heat. Winner: Paul Orndorff Match length: 6:24 Rating: D+ Dean Malenko comes out, accompanied by a lovely woman. He presents her as his wife and new manager, Dawn Marie Malenko. She grabs the mic from him and tells the audience that with her guidance, her husband will achieve great things. She'll make sure of that! Rating: E- Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Cobra The match has hardly begun before they take it to the outside, brawling untill they both get DQ'ed by count out. Winner: Draw Match length: 0:44 Rating: D- Bischoff hits the ramp and says that he's tired of these two and that he has now booked a match to decide their conflict once and for all; a no DQ match at Fall Brawl! Rating: E+ The American Males vs. The State Patrol In a short match in which The Males dominated, Riggs pinned Wright after an American-Plex. Winners: The American Males Match length: 3:48 Rating: D- Jim Duggan vs. Kurasawa In a decent match, Duggan got the wini when Kurasawa was DQ'ed for refusing to relinquish a choke hold. Winner: Jim Duggan Match length: 6:47 Rating: C- The American Males are seen talking to Bischoff backstage about how they have proven themselves again and again, and deserves his recognition. Bischoff says that he's still not overly impressed, but that they will get a better chance to prove themselves against stronger opposition at Fall Brawl, where they will be facing the former champions, Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater! Rating: D Disco Inferno vs. Alex Wright Wright defeated Disco by submission with a STF. Winner: Alex Wright Match length: 7:33 Rating: D+ Dean Malenko vs. Eddie Guerrero In a good match with little heat, Malenko got DQ'ed after Jericho ran in and assaulted Guerrero. Dawn Marie was visibly angry and yelled at Malenko after his DQ defeat. Winner: Eddie Guerrero Match length: 7:14 Rating: C 'Mean' Gene is interviewing Jake Roberts, who says he's back in WCW to dominate and set his mark on the promotion - but mainly speaks gibberish hard to decipher. Rating: D Maxx Muscle vs. Johnny B. Badd Badd pinned Muscle with a Shooting Star Press following botched interference by DDP. Winner: Johnny B. Badd Match length: 6:09 Rating: D+ Eddie Guerrero approaches Bischoff backstage, demanding a match against Chris Jericho - and gets one, at Fall Brawl! Rating: D- A video is hyping up the WarGames team of Hogan, Savage, Sting and Luger. Rating: B+ Non-title match: Diamond Dallas Page and Harlem Heat © vs. The Renegade © and The Nasty Boys In an even matchup, Sags made the pin on Stevie Ray after Sister Sherri had accidently distracted Ray. Winners: The Renegade and The Nasty Boys Match length: 11:30 Rating: C DDP, angry with the loss, beats on Renegade after the match. Rating: C- Show rating: D+ (It seems I should find something else to rate Bischoff on in my angles, he's always outright terrible... ) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 19, 2010 Author Share Posted May 19, 2010 WCW Fall Brawl 1995 card WarGames match for a WCW World Heavyweight Title shot or 5 min alone with The Taskmaster: Hulk Hogan ©, Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant, Ric Flair, Vader and Jake Roberts Arn Anderson vs. Rick Steiner Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons WCW World Tag Team Title match: The Nasty Boys vs. Harlem Heat © WCW Television Title match: Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Renegade © Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero The American Males vs. Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater No DQ match: Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Cobra Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MartinC Posted May 19, 2010 Share Posted May 19, 2010 WarGames match for a WCW World Heavyweight Title shot or 5 min alone with The Taskmaster: Hulk Hogan ©, Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant, Ric Flair, Vader and Jake Roberts Arn Anderson vs. Rick Steiner Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons WCW World Tag Team Title match: The Nasty Boys vs. Harlem Heat © WCW Television Title match: Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Renegade © Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero The American Males vs. Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater No DQ match: Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Cobra Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted May 19, 2010 Share Posted May 19, 2010 WarGames match for a WCW World Heavyweight Title shot or 5 min alone with The Taskmaster: Hulk Hogan ©, Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant, Ric Flair, Vader and Jake Roberts Arn Anderson vs. Rick Steiner Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons WCW World Tag Team Title match: The Nasty Boys vs. Harlem Heat © WCW Television Title match: Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Renegade © Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero The American Males vs. Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater No DQ match: Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Cobra Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 21, 2010 Author Share Posted May 21, 2010 WCW Fall Brawl 1995 Pre-show match: The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Men at Work In a short match, Morton pinned Kanyon. Winners: The Rock 'n' Roll Express Match length: 4:31 Rating: D- Eric Bischoff kicks off the show to announce that the first match of the card will be a 5-way match for his latest creation, the WCW Cruiserweight Championship! This title is going to showcase the lighter members of the WCW roster, focusing on intense action and exciting maneuvers! The crowd bood at this segment, seemingly just interested in actual matches. Rating: E- WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Alex Wright vs. Dean Malenko vs. Sabu vs. Jushin Liger vs. Disco Inferno In a pretty good match, Malenko won the new title when pinning Sabu after a Texas Cloverleaf after Sabu had taken out both Liger and Disco with a double DDT. Wright was about to break up the pin but Dawn Marie obstructed him, allowing her husband to win the match. Winner, and new champion: Dean Malenko Match length: 14:25 Rating: C- No-DQ match: Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Cobra After an awful match with about as much heat as a black hole, Cobra got the pin after multiple chair shots. Winner: Cobra Match length: 11:59 Rating: D- The American Males vs. Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater In a solid match that failed to ever get the fans over, The Males came out victorious after a Yellow Jacket Suplex from Bagwell on Slater. Winners: The American Males Match length: 8:30 Rating: D+ Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero These two performers gave up a good match with lots of action, but the audience didn't seem to care all that much about either wrestler. In the end, after a long match that saw Jericho a bit tired towards the end, Jericho took the win when he had Guerrero submit with a Liontamer after having poked Guerrero in the eye before flooring him. Winner: Chris Jericho Match length: 18:02 Rating: C- After the match, Jericho kept beating on Guerrero in spite of the referees attempts to hold him off. Tito Santana then suddenly appeared and saved Guerrero. The crowd didn't like this segment either, and booed as much as they did at Bischoff. Rating: E WCW Television Championship match: Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Renegade © DDP won the title when Maxx Muscle distracted Renegade long enough for DDP to get in position for a Diamond Cutter. Winner, and new champion: Diamond Dallas Page Match length: 11:21 Rating: D+ A video is shown hyping the Dungeon of Doom team for tonight's WarGames match, consisting of The Giant, Ric Flair, Vader and Jake Roberts. Rating: B- WCW World Tag Team match: The Nasty Boys vs. Harlem Heat © In an open match, Harlem Heat retained their titles when Stevie Ray pinned Knobbs after Lord Steven Regal had attacked Knobbs. During the match we also saw Earl Robert Eaton attack Sags and Booker T argue with Sister Sherri. Winners, and still champions: Harlem Heat Match length: 16:51 Rating: C A vide is shown hyping the Hulkamania team for tonight's WarGames match, consisting of Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger. Rating: B Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons In a fairly standard match, Simmons came out victorious when pinning Bubba after a Dominator. Big Bubba tried cheating for the win several times throughout the match, but the referee had a sharp eye today. Winner: Ron Simmons Match length: 15:01 Rating: C- Arn Anderson vs. Rick Steiner In what was essentially a pretty even match, Anderson defeated Steiner with a DDT after Brian Pillman had surprisingly appeared and drop kicked Steiner while the ref wasn't looking. Winner: Arn Anderson Match length: 15:48 Rating: B- WarGames match for a WCW World Heavyweight Title shot or 5 min alone with The Taskmaster: Hulk Hogan ©, Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant, Ric Flair, Vader and Jake Roberts This match had great action and great heat, but dragged on for too long and suffered from it in the end, where several wrestlers were visibly tired. Luger secured the victory when Roberts submitted to the Torture Rack mere seconds before Hogan tapped out to The Giant's Bear Hug. The Giant was generally very dominating throughout the match. Throughout the match, there was visible tension between Savage and Luger. Winners: Hulk Hogan ©, Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger Match length: 28:11 Rating: D+ After the victory for the Hulkamaniacs, Hogan was supposed to get 5 min alone with The Taskmaster - but the latter ran off as soon as the bell rang... Show rating: D+ (terrible, this is my worst PPV ever!) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 21, 2010 Author Share Posted May 21, 2010 WarGames match for a WCW World Heavyweight Title shot or 5 min alone with The Taskmaster: Hulk Hogan ©, Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant, Ric Flair, Vader and Jake Roberts Arn Anderson vs. Rick Steiner Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons WCW World Tag Team Title match: The Nasty Boys vs. Harlem Heat © WCW Television Title match: Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Renegade © Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero The American Males vs. Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater No DQ match: Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Cobra That's pretty spot on! Is my booking terribly predictable, or are you just that damn good? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 22, 2010 Author Share Posted May 22, 2010 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Jushin Liger vs. Scott D'Amore In a short match, Liger defeated D'Amore. Winner: Jushin Liger Match length: 4:21 Rating: D- We start off with Lex Luger standing i the middle of the ring with a microphone. He boasts about how he won last night's WarGames match for his team by having Jake Roberts submit to his Torture Rack and says that apart from his good friend Sting, he's the best wrestler in WCW. He says that it's fortunate that The Taskmaster ran off before the stipulations from the match could be enforced, as he has decided that he - as the victor - does not want to waste a good opportunity, and will instead claim a title shot against Hulk Hogan, as the stipulations clearly said the victor of the match would get either 5 minutes alone with The Taskmaster OR a shot at the WCW World Heavyweight Championship! Randy Savage interrupts him and calls him a dirty, untrustworthy traitor. Luger replies that he's not in WCW to serve as Hogan's loyal puppy, unlike Savage, and that he himself came to WCW to win the most prestigeous belt in the world. And now that he's got the opportunity to do so, he's going to seize it! Savage says that if Luger wants Hogan, he'll have to go through him first. Luger then agrees to meet Savage 1 on 1 later tonight! Rating: B+ The commentators then hype that we'll be seeing Hulk Hogan later. Rating: B WCW United States Championship match: Scott Norton vs. Sting © This match was cut short when Ric Flair stormed the ring and attacked Sting, thereby disqualifying Norton. Apparantly, last night's WarGames match was not enough to settle the bad blood between Sting and Flair. Rick Rude claims that Flair has now twice inadvertively saved Sting from losing his belt to opponents who are clearly superior to him. Winner, and still champion: Sting Match length: 5:28 Rating: C Rick Steiner is standing in the ring, calling Arn Anderson out. Anderson walks down the ramp and distracts Rick while Brian Pillman sneaks up on him from behind, jumping him. Anderson and Pillman bets on Rick untill his brother Scott surprisingly appears to make the save. This sets up an emmediate tag team match between the two sides! Rating: C The Steiner Brothers vs. Arn Anderson and Brian Pillman In a match with plenty of good action, Rick pinned Anderson after af Steinerizer. Winners: The Steiner Brothers Match length: 9:04 Rating: C+ Hulk Hogan is in the ring now, challenging The Taskmaster to come out. He says that in spite of Luger's decision, it's time for The Taskmaster to be a man and face him, brother! The Taskmaster does not appear, however, but instead sends one of his minions, Kamala, to face Hogan in a match. Rating: B Non-title match: Hulk Hogan © vs. Kamala Hogan got the win in a good match the crowd was really behind when The Taskmaster ran in and attacked him, thereby disqualifying Kamala. Winner: Hulk Hogan Match length: 5:50 Rating: C Backstage, Sting and Ric Flair bump into each other but are pulled apart by Ron Simmons, Rick and Scott Steiner, Eddie Guerrero, Dusty Rhodes and Jim Duggan before a fight breaks out. Rating: A Randy Savage vs. Lex Luger After a great match, Luger put Savage on the Torture Rack and had him submit in a clean fight. Luger motioned that he would soon get a belt around his waist afterwards. Winner: Lex Luger Match length: 11:34 Rating: B- Show rating: C+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 23, 2010 Author Share Posted May 23, 2010 WCW Saturday Night Pre-show match: Disco Inferno vs. Joey Maggs Disco pins Maggs after The Last Dance. Winner: Disco Inferno Match length: 3:35 Rating: D- We open the show with Ron Simmons and Big Bubba having an argument. Simmons claims that his victory at Fall Brawl proves that he is the better wrestler of the two, but Big Bubba will have none of it and says Simmons was just lucky. He proposes a little test tonight; a beat the clock challenge with the goal to defeat their opponent faster than the other. Simmons accepts the challenge, and they walk towards Eric Bischoff's office to have opponents assigned for the matches. Rating: C A man named Sonny Onoo presents himself as a Japanese visionary who is the spokesman for a Japanese business consortium aiming to make an impact on the American wrestling scene to get exposure for Japan. Therefore, he introduces Atsushi Onita, who he calls one of Japan's finest wrestlers. Atsushi is brought in to showcase the superiority of Japanese wrestlers compared to American ditto. Cobra then appears to challenge Onita, and a match is about to begin! Rating: E+ Atsushi Onita vs. Cobra A vicious Onita made quick work of Cobra and pinned him after a short match. Winner: Atsushi Onita Match length: 5:09 Rating: D- Chris Jericho is seen backstage with Greg Valentine, who he introduces as his new ally. Now that Tito Santana has apparantly teamed up with Jericho's enemy, Eddie Guerrero, he found it appropriate to form an alliance with an enemy of Santana; a man who has fought and defeated Santana many times over and knows him better than anyone. Together, they will make Santana regret meddling in this feud! Rating: D The American Males are talking to Bischoff, once again arguing that they should get a tag team title shot against Harlem Heat. Bischoff once again rejects their request, saying that he's still far from convinced of their qualities, and that a victory against detronised champions Bunkhouse Buck and Dick Slater does not change that. The Males are protesting, but Bischoff tells them that their attitude won't help them, and tell them that he'll let them know when and if he believe they are ready for a title shot. He then sends them to the ring for a match, and tells them to show what they're made of. Rating: D+ The American Males vs. Kurasawa and Paul Orndorff Riggs pinned Kurasawa in a match with good action after an American-Plex. Bischoff is seen watching the match from the ramp, and The Males stare him down after the match. He looks rather unimpressed. Winners: The American Males Match length: 6:48 Rating: D Eddie Guerrero and Tito Santana er talking backstage about Jericho and Valentine teaming up, agreeing that it's a good idea to watch each others' backs for a while. Rating: D+ The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. The Blue Bloods After a solid match, Gibson got the pin on Eaton after Brian Knobbs hit Eaton with brass knuckles. Jerry Sags distracted Regal so he wouldn't break the pin attempt. Gibson didn't seem all too happy winning like this, though. Winners: The Rock 'n' Roll Express Match length: 7:39 Rating: D+ WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Alex Wright vs. Dean Malenko © After an open match, Malenko managed to lock on with the Texas Cloverleaf and have Wright submit after distraction by Dawn Marie. She seemed upset at Malenko's inability to end the match earlier and without her help, and yelled at him for it. Winner, and still champion: Dean Malenko Match length: 8:45 Rating: C- Eric Bischoff announces a 2 vs. 2 match between Johnny B. Badd and The Renegade on one side and Diamond Dallas Page and his bodyguard Maxx Muscle on the other. If either Badd or The Renegade got the win, that person would get a title shot against DDP. Rating: E+ Hugh Morrus vs. V.K. Wallstreet Wallstreet pinned Morrus after a Flying Lariat. Winner: V.K. Wallstreet Match length: 5:54 Rating: D+ Harlem Heat are cutting a promo, explaining that they have fired their manager, Sister Sherri, as they don't need her for anything anymore. They are the greatest tag team in the history of WCW and certainly don't need her being in the way, trying to hug their spotlight. Rating: C- Johnny B. Badd and The Renegade vs. Diamond Dallas Page © and Maxx Muscle Badd got the victory and the right to a title shot against DDP when pinning Muscle after a Shooting Star Press. Winners: Johnny B. Badd and The Renegade Match length: 7:43 Rating: D+ After the match, DDP is berating Muscle for the loss and attacks him, laying him out with a Diamond Cutter. Rating: D Beat the clock match: Big Bubba Rogers vs. Jim Duggan Duggan put up a good fight and dragged the match on, visibly frustrating Bubba. Eventually, Bubba got the pin when holding Duggan's tights without the referee noticing the cheating. Winner: Big Bubba Rogers Match length: 7:04 Rating: D+ DDP is being interviewed by Okerlund and tells him that what he did to Maxx Muscle earlier should be enterpreted as Muscle being fired, as a guy who keeps laying down for Badd so easily is useless to him as a bodyguard. Rating: C+ Beat the clock match: Ron Simmons vs. One Man Gang Simmons was at fire, but Big Bubba at ringside kept distracting him and prevented him from making the pin in time to win the challenge. Once the clock passed the mark for Bubba's victory, he allowed Simmons to pin OMG. Winner: Ron Simmons Match length: 7:45 Rating: D+ Show rating: D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 23, 2010 Author Share Posted May 23, 2010 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Shark and Zodiac vs. The Barrio Brothers The two brothers stood little chance against the monsters fom The Dungeon of Doom. Shark pinned Ricky Santana with little effort. Winners: Shark and Zodiac Match length: 2:59 Rating: E+ WCW World Tag Team Championship match: The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Harlem Heat © The Heat successfully defended their titles when Booker T pinned Morton after a Heat Seeker. Winners, and still champions: Harlem Heat Match length: 7:23 Rating: C Backstage, Jake Roberts and The Taskmaster er seen talking. Roberts vows to turn the tide for The Dungeon of Doom soon. Rating: C- Sting © and The Steiner Brothers vs. Ric Flair, Arn Anderson and Brian Pillman This was a great match but did only get average heat. After a back and forth match, Sting was about to lock on the Scorpion Deathlock on Flair while the referee was distracted by The Steiners and Anderson and Pillman, who were brawling outside the ring. Suddenly, Steve Austin comes from out of nowehere and hits Sting with the US title belt, after which Flair made him submit with the Figure Four Leg Lock. According to Rick Rude, Sting deserved what he got. After the match, Flair, Anderson, Pillman and Austin held up four fingers... the symbol of the Four Horsemen! Winners: Ric Flair, Arn Anderson and Brian Pillman Match length: 10:50 Rating: B- Hulk Hogan is doing an interview about his upcoming match later tonight with Lex Luger, where Hogan is set to defend his title. He says that it is unfortunate that Luger abused the trust of him and his allies and that he will get nothing from this match but bruises, brother! Rating: A Meng vs. Randy Savage After a solid bout, Savage defeated Meng after a Flying Elbow. Surprisingly, this match went down without no form of interference at all. Winner: Randy Savage Match length: 7:17 Rating: C+ WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Lex Luger vs. Hulk Hogan © After an open match that really got the crowd fired up, Luger was about to put Hogan on the Torture Rack when Hogan managed to evade and instead hit Luger with his trademark Big Boot and Leg Drop. Winner, and still champion: Hulk Hogan Match length: 13:20 Rating: B After his win, Hogan is celebrating in the ring when The Giant runs in and attacks him. He manages to perform a Chokeslam on Hogan before Savage gets to the ring and fights him off. During the attack, Luger just stood outside of the ring watching what happened, seemingly unable to decide for himself which side to help... after Savage made the save, he stared Luger down. Rating: B+ Show rating: C (I apparantly miscalculated and had too few angles, oops) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 24, 2010 Author Share Posted May 24, 2010 WCW Saturday Night We open the show with The Nasty Boys in the ring. They cut a promo on The Blue Bloods, after which they appear and start to brawl before security eventually breaks them up. A match is set up for later tonight. Rating: D+ Alex Wright vs. Chris Kanyon Wright picks up the win when Kanyon submits to an STF. Winner: Alex Wright Match length: 4:27 Rating: D- The American Males burst into Eric Bischoff's office. Bischoff is emmediately annoyed to see them. They complain that The Rock 'n' Roll Express got a tag team title match at last Nitro even though they had lost to Harlem Heat in a non-title match just a few weeks ago. They feel that they should have gotten the chance instead. Bischoff, obviously tired of their complaints, cuts them off and says that since they feel they are better than The Express, they'll get to face them tonight! Rating: D Non-title match: Disco Inferno vs. Dean Malenko © In a quite good match, cruiserweight champion Malenko made Disco submit to the Texas Cloverleaf. Dawn Marie yelled at him every time Disco got in some offense. Winner: Dean Malenko Match length: 6:05 Rating: C- Atsushi Onita and his manager, Sonny Onoo, are in the ring. They proclaim Japanese wrestling to be far superior to American wrestling and issues a challenge to anyone willing to try to prove them wrong. The Renegade steps up for the challenge. Rating: D The Renegade vs. Atsushi Onita Renegade did his best and fought bravely but Onita showed no mercy when pinning Renegade after a Thunder Fire Powerbomb. Winner: Atsushi Onita Match length: 6:29 Rating: D- Gene Okerlund interviews Dean Malenko, who states that he plans on keeping the WCW Cruiserweight Championship for a long, long time. Dawn Marie glares at him untill he decides to state that she's a large part of the reason he's champion and that she completes him. Rating: D Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Jim Duggan These two performers didn't seem to click in a match where Duggan took the win after a Running Clothelsline Tackle. Winner: Jim Duggan Match length: 5:51 Rating: D- Diamond Dallas Page is talking about his title defense later tonight against Johnny B. Badd and says that all his fans can rest assured that he will still be the champion after tonight. Rating: C The American Males vs. The Rock 'n' Roll Express In a solid standard match that sadly lacked heat, Bagwell pinned Morton after a Yellow Jacket Suplex. Winners: The American Males Match length: 7:42 Rating: D+ Ron Simmons cuts a promo on Big Bubba Rogers, saying that he won't let him come between Simmons and his championship plans. He has the will to go all the way to the top and won't let Bubba or anyone else get in the way! Rating: C+ Tito Santana vs. Chris Jericho After a match that Santana seemed to be in control of, Santana got the win by DQ when Valentine ran in and attacked Santana just as he was about to pin Jericho. Winner: Tito Santana Match length: 8:25 Rating: D+ Jericho and Valentine continues to beat Santana after the match untill Guerrero comes out to make the save. Rating: D The Nasty Boys vs. The Blue Bloods In an open match with good action but obviously bad blood, the two teams went to a double countout when all 4 workers kept brawling outside of the ring and eventually had to be seperated by security. Winners: Draw Match length: 9:25 Rating: C- A video is shown hyping some of the biggest stars of the company. Rating: B+ WCW Television Championship match: Johnny B. Badd vs. Diamond Dallas Page © In an open match, Badd eventually seemed to be getting the upper hand untill Diamond Doll distracted Badd with some flirting. This allowed DDP to hit his devastating Diamond Cutter on Badd, after which he got the pin. Winner, and still champion: Diamond Dallas Page Match length: 8:44 Rating: C- Show rating: C- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 26, 2010 Author Share Posted May 26, 2010 <p><strong>WCW Monday Nitro</strong></p><p> </p><p> Pre-show match:</p><p> <strong>Alex Wright vs. The Gambler</strong></p><p> Wright pinned The Gambler in an extremely short match.</p><p> Winner: <strong>Alex Wright</strong></p><p> Match length: 2:42</p><p> Rating: D+</p><p> </p><p> We open up Nitro with Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Brian Pillman and Steve Austin confirming that they have brought back The Four Horsemen! They promise that they will be a dominant force in WCW and that their enemies will feel their wrath.</p><p> Rating: B-</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Disco Inferno vs. Sabu</strong></p><p> In a pretty solid match, Sabu defeated Disco with an Arabian Facebuster.</p><p> Winner: <strong>Sabu</strong></p><p> Match length: 6:21</p><p> Rating: C-</p><p> </p><p> Sting bump into Ric Flair backstage on his way to a match with The Steiner Brothers against Arn Anderson, Brian Pillman and Steve Austin and tells him that he's tired of all his little tricks and stunts and that he's not afraid of his new Horsemen. It soon turns into a heated argument that in turn becomes a brawl that ends up drawing i Ron Simmons and Big Bubba Rogers as well. The brawl is pretty chaotic and violent and they manage to inadvertively break som equipment during the action. Security manage to break them up and as a result of the broken equipment, an angry Eric Bischoff evicts all 4 from the building!</p><p> Rating: B+</p><p> </p><p> Handicap match:</p><p> <strong>The Steiner Brothers vs. Arn Anderson, Brian Pillman and Steve Austin</strong></p><p> As a result of Sting being evicted from Nitro with no time to find a replacement, this match is now a handicap match. The Steiners do their best being outnumbered, but Scott is eventually pinned in a great match after an impressive double-team move from Pillman and Austing while Rick was busy pummelling Anderson outside the ring. Rude goes on about how Sting's selfish behaviour doomed The Steiners.</p><p> Winners: <strong>Arn Anderson, Brian Pillman and Steve Austin</strong></p><p> Match length: 7:41</p><p> Rating: C+</p><p> </p><p> Randy Savage is standing in the ring talking about Lex Luger, who he perceives to be a coward and a dirt backstabber. Luger appears on the ramp with a microphone of his own, and the argument goes back and forth for a moment untill Bischoff appears. He says that he doesn't have time for this argument, but that them being here solves a problem for him; he's in dire need of capable challengers for Harlem Heat, and they have now been selected!</p><p> Rating: B+</p><p> </p><p> WCW World Tag Team Championship match:</p><p> <strong>Randy Savage and Lex Luger vs. Harlem Heat ©</strong></p><p> Randy Savage starts out in the ring, looking strong. During the match, however, Luger refused to tag in to help Savage resulting in Savage who as a result was in an obvious disadvantage against an experienced tag team who kept working for each other. At one point, a frustrated Savage turns around to argue with Luger, which Booker T takes advantage of to do a quick roll-up on Savage. Instead of breaking up the pin, Luger just walks back up the ramp.</p><p> Winners, and still champions: <strong>Harlem Heat</strong></p><p> Match length: 4:46</p><p> Rating: C-</p><p> </p><p> Hulk Hogan is in the ring getting ready for a match when he grabs the mic and starts talking about how he's tired of dishonest and unsporty workers. In particular, brother, he's tired of The Giant meddling in his affairs! Therefore, he challenges The Giant to a match at Halloween Havoc where Hogan is willing to put his title on the line - on the condition that noone from The Dungeon of Doom interferes in the match! It will be just Hogan and The Giant, man against man, brother!</p><p> Rating: A</p><p> </p><p> Non-title match:</p><p> <strong>Jake Roberts vs. Hulk Hogan ©</strong></p><p> In a pretty good match for what it was, where Roberts seemed a bit off tonight, Hogan got the win by DQ when The Giant - once again - attacked Hogan and delivered a vicious Chokeslam.</p><p> Winner: <strong>Hulk Hogan</strong></p><p> Match length: 8:50</p><p> Rating: C+</p><p> </p><p> Standing over Hogan with a mic, The Giant stares at the laid out Hogan and proclaims that he accepts Hogan's challenge and the conditions. It's on!</p><p> Rating: B+</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Show rating: C+</strong> (wow, I need to start put on some better shows asap...!)</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted May 30, 2010 Author Share Posted May 30, 2010 WCW Saturday Night Pre-show match: One Man Gang vs. Joey Maggs In a squash match, OMG won easily. Winner: One Man Gang Match length: 1:53 Rating: D+ Pre-show match: Meng vs. The Renegade Meng picked up the win in a short match when making Renegade submit to the Tongan Death Grip. Winner: Meng Match length: 4:35 Rating: C- The show opens with Eric Bischoff announcing that tonight we'll see 2 title matches as well as two tag team matches with the winners of both matches going on to face Harlem Heat at Halloween Havoc in a 3-way tag team bout for the WCW World Tag Team Championship! If any of the four teams interfer in the other matchup tonight, that team will be disqualified from any possible match at Halloween Havoc. The other two title matches tonight will be for the WCW Cruiserweight Championship and for the WCW Television Championship! Additionally, we will have a 4 vs. 4 match featuring The American Males, Ron Simmons and Big Bubba Rogers against 4 randomly selected opponents. These 4 have all been talking big about getting a title shot for weeks now, and tonight they'll get a chance to impress Bischoff, who will be watching the match. Rating: D- Atsushi Onita is in the ring with Sonny Onoo, once again putting down American wrestling and challenging anyone here tonight to come out and prove him wrong! Sgt. Craig Pittman accepts the challenge... Rating: C- Sgt. Craig Pittman vs. Atsushi Onita In a short match with a seemingly lackluster but still very dangerous Onita, Pittman was pinned after a DDT. Winner: Atsushi Onita Match length: 4:18 Rating: D- Johnny B. Badd is seen asking Bischoff for a re-match against DDP, saying that he knows he can win the title from him. Bischoff rejects giving him a shot tonight, saying that he already has a challenger lined up for DDP, but says that Badd will get the chance to prove he deserves a shot next week, when he'll be put in a 4-way match for a title shot at Halloween Havoc at whoever wins the title match tonight. Rating: D+ WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Jushin Liger vs. Dean Malenko© In a good match, Malenko came out victorious after making Liger submit to his signature Texas Cloverleaf. Throughout the match, there was significant tension between Malenko and his wife, Dawn Marie. Winner, and still champion: Dean Malenko Match length: 7:41 Rating: C- Malenko is celebrating his win when Sabu jumps in and assaults him from behind for no apparant reason. Perhaps Sabu would like a shot at the title...? Rating: D Qualification for WCW World Tag Team title match: The Blue Bloods vs. The Rock 'n' Roll Express Eaton defeated Morton by pinfall with an Alabama Jam. Winners: The Blue Bloods Match length: 7:11 Rating: C- A video is shown hyping the new Four Horsemen. Rating: B- Eddie Guerrero vs. Greg Valentine During the match, Jericho kept trying to influence the outcome. Tito Santana did his best to keep him at bay, but in the end Jericho managed to distract Guerrero long enough for Valentine to make the pin. Winner: Greg Valentine Match length: 8:13 Rating: C- A video is shown hyping up the Hogan vs. Giant mach at Halloween Havoc, showcasing the history between these two up till now. Rating: B Ron Simmons, Big Bubba Rogers and The American Males vs. Alex Wright, Disco Inferno, Hugh Morrus and V.K. Wallstreet Simmons, Bubba and The Males kept taking turns, doing their best to impress Bischoff. Bubba and Simmons refused tagging each other. At one point, after an impressive showing, Simmons looked about to pin Disco when Bubba jumped in and broke it up. Simmons then tagged in Bagwell and began brawling with Bubba on the outside, eventually resulting in Bagwell getting the pin on Wright. Winners: Ron Simmons, Big Bubba Rogers and The American Males Match length: 7:03 Rating: D Bagwell and Riggs are being interviewed by Okerlund. They state that in spite of Bischoff, they *will* get the title shot they time and again prove they deserve eventually! Rating: C- Qualification for WCW World Tag Team title match: Bunkhouse Buck and Dick Slater vs. The Nasty Boys Knobbs pinned Slater after a Trip to Nastyville. Winners: The Nasty Boys Match length: 7:53 Rating: C After the match, Knobbs and Sags are attacked by The Blue Bloods. Rating: C- Road Warrior Hawk vs. Kurasawa The returning Hawk seeks vengeance against the man who injured him months ago - and gets it when completely destroying Kurasawa and grabbing the win. Winner: Road Warrior Hawk Match length: 4:59 Rating: D Hawk does a promo after the match describing how good it is to be back and how good it felt to lay the smackdown on Kurasawa. Rating: D- It is announced that Bischoff has decided to do a 3-way match for the WCW United States Championship title at Halloween Havoc between Sting, Big Bubba Rogers and Ron Simmons! Apparantly, they both impressed him during the match earlier... no mentioning of The American Males, however. Rating: B WCW Television Championship match: Jim Duggan vs. Diamond Dallas Page © In a match that saw a tired Duggan in the end, DDP won the match cleanly after a Diamond Cutter. Winner, and still champion: Diamond Dallas Page Match length: 9:24 Rating: C Show rating: C- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted June 1, 2010 Author Share Posted June 1, 2010 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Disco Inferno vs. Ultimo Dragon In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Disco defeated Ultimo Dragon by pinfall with The Last Dance. Winner: Disco Inferno Match length: 6:25 Rating: D+ The Giant vs. The Renegade The show is opened with a squash match when The Giant demolished Renegade with a Chokeslam after a short and one-sided match. Winner: The Giant Match length: 2:24 Rating: D After the match, The Giant is interviwed by 'Mean' Gene and talks about finally getting his revenge against Hulk Hogan at Halloween Havoc. Rating: B- A video then hypes the match between the two, showcasing previous events in their feud. Rating: B+ The Steiner Brothers vs. Steve Austin and Brian Pillman In an open bout, Austin picked up the win when Arn Anderson came in and threw Austin a mop which he hit Scott Steiner with untill it broke while Anderson distracted the referee. Anderson, Austin and Pillman proceeds to beat on the Steiners untill Road Warrior Hawk enters the ring with a chair, to make the save. Winners: Steve Austin and Brian Pillman Match length: 10:01 Rating: C After the match, The Steiner Brothers talks Road Warrior Hawk into joining them for a 3 vs. 3 match against Anderson, Austin and Pillman, who they propose a match at Halloween Havoc. The challenge is accepted! Rating: C Ron Simmons vs. Ric Flair In a pretty good match, Flair came out victorious when making Simmons submit to the Figure Four Leg Lock. Winner: Ric Flair Match length: 9:16 Rating: B Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage are in the ring, talking about how everyone these days seems to be enemies of theirs. They talk about how Lex Luger betrayed them both and how they doubt Sting's allegiance as well. Sting and Lex Luger then come out to argue with them, Sting saying that he would rather not take sides in this but prefers to remain friends with both sides. Luger is less apologetic and the argument becomes somewhat heated. After a while, they all agree to settle it in the ring! Rating: A Hulk Hogan © and Randy Savage vs. Sting © and Lex Luger In a really hot match, Sting was about to lock The Scorpion Deathlock on Hogan when The Dungeon of Doom stormed the ring and attacked Hogan and Savage. Sting jumped in to help but they didn't manage to clear the ring untill Luger reluctantly, and clearly only because Sting got into trouble, intervened. Untill he did, however, The Giant managed to Chokeslam Hogan and Jake Roberts DDT'ed Savage while Luger was watching without interfering. Winners: Draw Match length: 8:12 Rating: B- When Savage gets back on his feet, he grabs a microphone and demands that Bischoff sets him up in a 1 on 1 match against Luger. Bischoff accepts, and makes the match for Halloween Havoc! Rating: C Show rating: B- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted June 3, 2010 Author Share Posted June 3, 2010 WCW Saturday Night Pre-show match: Alex Wright vs. Ultimo Dragon Wright pinned Ultimo after a roll-up. Winner: Alex Wright Match length: 6:11 Rating: D+ One Man Gang vs. Hugh Morrus A strong-looking OMG pinned Morrus after a 747 Splash. Winner: One Man Gang Match length: 3:35 Rating: D- A video is shown to hype the Sting vs. Ron Simmons vs. Big Bubba Rogers WCW United States Championship match at Halloween Havoc. Rating: B- Paul Orndorff vs. Cobra Orndorff pins Cobra. Winner: Paul Orndorff Match length: 6:07 Rating: D- 'Macho Man' Randy Savage cuts a good promo i which he bashes Lex Luger and proclaims that he will come out of their Halloween Havoc match victoriously. Rating: B Non-title match: Bunkhouse Buck and Dick Slater vs. Harlem Heat © Stevie Ray pinned Buck after a Heat Seeker. Winners: Harlem Heat Match length: 6:23 Rating: D+ The American Males are seen approaching Eric Bischoff, but before they can say anything he stops them. He says that he already knows what they want and that he's tired of them buggering him. And that is why he will give them a chance to finally get what they want so badly: a shot at the WCW World Tag Team Championship. They want to go up against the champions? Well they will get their chance later tonight! And if they win, they will be inserted into the tag team championship match at Halloween Havoc! Rating: D+ Atsushi Onita is in the ring with Sonny Onoo, complaining about the lack of challenge American westlers has provided him with so far. He issues another open challenge, which is answered by Jim Duggan! Rating: C Jim Duggan vs. Atsushi Onita Duggan fought fiercely in his attempt to defend the American honour, but a violent Onita ultimately defeated Duggan with a Thunder Fire Powerbomb. Winner: Atsushi Onita Match length: 7:04 Rating: D After the match, Onita once again grabs the mic and proclaims Japanese superiority. Suddenly, Dusty Rhodes' music hits! Dusty comes out and says that he's tired of hearing Onita's trash talk, and that he has been giving green light to teach him a lesson himself at Halloween Havoc! Rating: C+ The Blue Bloods vs. The Nasty Boys In a match that really showed hatred between the two sides, Regal defeated Sags by submission with a Regal Stretch after some cheating with the ropes. Winners: The Blue Bloods Match length: 7:40 Rating: C- Hulk Hogan cuts a promo on his match against The Giant, stating that he's sorry that The Giant seems to think Hogan was involved with the death of his fater and that he would have wished they could settle this peacefully - but that there is no way back from this now, and he will teach The Giant a valuable lesson in life! Rating: B+ Big Bubba Rogers vs. Tito Santana Bubba pinned Santana after throwing him into an exposed turnbuckle. On his way back up the ramp after defeat, Santana is attacked by Greg Valentine. Winner: Big Bubba Rogers Match length: 7:29 Rating: D+ After the match, Bubba is being interviewed by Gene Okerlund. Bubba proclaims that he will become the new US champion at Halloween Havoc! Rating: D Eric Bischoff announces that since they can't seem to keep their hands off each others' throats, Eddie Guerrero and Tito Santana will face off against Chris Jericho and Greg Valentine at Halloween Havoc! Rating: D The American Males vs. Diamond Dallas Page © and Dean Malenko © The Males were close to an upset when Sabu suddenly attacked Malenko, thus disqualifying The Males. Sabu quickly took off again before neither Malenko nor Bagwell or Riggs could get their hands on him. Dawn Marie yelled at Malenko for failing to win the match properly. Winners: Diamond Dallas Page and Dean Malenko Match length: 8:39 Rating: C- Eric Bischoff comes out and announces that Malenko will get his chance for revenge at Halloween Havoc, where he will take on Sabu in a title match! Rating: D- Fatal 4-way to decide the challenger for the WCW United States Championship at Halloween Havoc: Eddie Guerrero vs. Johnny B. Badd vs. W.K. Wallstreet vs. Chris Jericho Guerrero and Jericho were at each others' throats for most of the match, which had some good action. In the end, however, Jericho's focus on Guerrero allowed Badd to pin him after a Shooting Star Press. Winner: Johnny B. Badd Match length: 9:11 Rating: C Johnny B. Badd vs. DDP is announced as US title match for Halloween Havoc. Rating: C Show rating: C Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted June 3, 2010 Author Share Posted June 3, 2010 WCW Halloween Havoc 1995 card WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Hulk Hogan © vs. The Giant Randy Savage vs. Lex Luger WCW United States Championship match: Sting © vs. Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons Road Warrior Hawk and The Steiner Brothers vs. Arn Anderson, Steve Austin and Brian Pillman WCW World Tag Team Championship match: Harlem Heat © vs. The Nasty Boys vs. The Blue Bloods WCW Television Championship match: Johnny B. Badd vs. Diamond Dallas Page © Dusty Rhodes vs. Atsushi Onita Eddie Guerrero and Tito Santana vs. Chris Jericho and Greg Valentine WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Sabu vs. Dean Malenko © Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted June 3, 2010 Share Posted June 3, 2010 WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Hulk Hogan © vs. The Giant Randy Savage vs. Lex Luger WCW United States Championship match: Sting © vs. Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons Road Warrior Hawk and The Steiner Brothers vs. Arn Anderson, Steve Austin and Brian Pillman WCW World Tag Team Championship match: Harlem Heat © vs. The Nasty Boys vs. The Blue Bloods WCW Television Championship match: Johnny B. Badd vs. Diamond Dallas Page Eddie Guerrero and Tito Santana vs. Chris Jericho and Greg Valentine Dusty Rhodes vs. Atsushi Onita WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Sabu vs. Dean Malenko © Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted June 5, 2010 Author Share Posted June 5, 2010 WCW Halloween Havoc 1995 10-man battle royal: Chris Kanyon, Cobra, Hugh Morrus, Jim Duggan, Kurasawa, One Man Gang, Paul Orndorff, Sgt. Craig Pittman, The Renegade and V.K. Wallstreet In an awful opening match that the crowd didn't care for, OMG was the winner of the battle royal after eliminating Duggan and Wallstreet last at the same time. Winner: One Man Gang Match length: 12:09 Rating: D- WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Sabu vs. Dean Malenko © Malenko defeated Sabu with a roll-up in a good match. Dawn Marie, however, did not seem to like the match and yelled several times at Malenko during the end, apparantly not happy with the time it took him to win. Angry with the loss, Sabu chased Malenko down the ramp with a chair after the match. Winner, and still champion: Dean Malenko Match length: 12:47 Rating: C We are shown a video hyping Ric Flair. Rating: B- Eddie Guerrero and Tito Santana vs. Chris Jericho and Greg Valentine In a good technical match that the audience sadly never really got properly behind, Santana made Valentine submit with a Figure Four Leglock. Winners: Eddie Guerrero and Tito Santana Match length: 15:03 Rating: C- Dusty Rhodes vs. Atsushi Onita In a match that saw a determined Rhodes eager to prove Onita wrong about American wrestling, Rhodes was about to pin Onita after a Bionic Elbow when Sonny Onoo dragged Rhodes halfway out of the ring. Rhodes then got up to argue with Onoo, allowing Onita to hit a DDT on Rhodes to pick up the win. Winner: Atsushi Onita Match length: 9:13 Rating: C WCW Television Championship match: Johnny B. Badd vs. Diamond Dallas Page © After a hard-fought match with constantly shifting momentums, DDP finally got the win when Badd mis-timed a Shooting Star Pres, allowing DDP to finish him off with his Diamond Cutter. Winner, and still champion: Diamond Dallas Page Match length: 17:27 Rating: C- WCW World Tag Team Championship elimination match: Harlem Heat © vs. The Nasty Boys vs. The Blue Bloods The Heat retained their titles when defeating first The Nasty Boys, after Regal had hit Sags with a chair and pushed him into the ring for Stevie Ray to pin, and then the Blue Bloods, after Sags repayed the favour on Regal for Booker T to pin. Winners, and still champions: Harlem Heat Match length: 16:43 Rating: C A video is shown to hype the upcoming title match between Hogan and The Giant. Emphasis is put on the stipulation that no member of The Dungeon of Doom may interfer in the match. Rating: B- Road Warrior Hawk and The Steiner Brothers vs. Arn Anderson, Steve Austin and Brian Pillman Hawk pinned Anderson after a Flying Lariat in a match that had a bunch of near falls, with Anderson nearly getting the pin on Rick after a DDT just moments before getting pinned himself. The match was good but the performers not nearly hot enough for the crowd to properly care. Winners: Road Warrior Hawk and The Steiner Brothers Match length: 12:54 Rating: C- WCW United States Championship match: Sting © vs. Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons In an intense match where Sting looked strong, Sting and Simmons did a double team move on Bubba that took him out - but sadly also temporarily took out the referee - by the end. Sting then took out Simmons with a Scorpion Death Drop, but while trying to revive the ref, Ric Flair entered and hit Sting with brass knuckles. He then pulled Simmons on top of Sting and revived the ref, who made the 3-count. Rick Rude really seemed to like this turn of events from the commentators table. Winner, and new champion: Ron Simmons Match length: 13:59 Rating: C Randy Savage vs. Lex Luger In a good and even match that saw some great action, Savage defeated Luger after a Flying Elbow. Winner: Randy Savage Match length: 18:11 Rating: B- WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Hulk Hogan © vs. The Giant In an intense match, both wrestlers took turns looking impressive. At one point, The Giant kept choking Hogan with the ropes. The ref kept telling The Giant off and the two eventually started an argument while Hogan was hanging on the ropes. Suddenly, Bobby Heenan jumped out of his commentator's chair, grabbed Hogan's belt and hit him with it while the ref had his back turned! The Giant took advantage of the situation and delivered a Choke Slam, after which he pinned Hogan to win the belt! Winner, and new champion: The Giant Match length: 13:43 Rating: C Show rating: C+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted June 16, 2010 Author Share Posted June 16, 2010 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Shark vs. Hugh Morrus In an extremely short match, Shark defeated Morrus by pinfall with an Elbow Drop. Winner: Shark Match length: 3:15 Rating: D+ The show opens with a video showing highlights from the main event match at Halloween Havoc, where The Giant won the belt from Hogan after interference from Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. Rating: B+ WCW Television Championship match: Road Warrior Hawk vs. Diamond Dallas Page © Hawk got the win through DQ after Arn Anderson ran in and attacked him. As a result of the DQ, DDP keeps the belt. Winner: Road Warrior Hawk Match length: 6:23 Rating: C+ Bobby Heenan and The Giant are in the ring. Heenan grabs a mic and introduces himself as The Giant's new manager. He says that he has been the mastermind behind The Giant's emergence in WCW all along. Furthermore, he says that The Giant is not the son of Andre The Giant at all; that it was a deception put in place by Heenan in order to get into Hogan's head and lure The Taskmaster into pitting him against Hogan in the front line. The goal all along was the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, and both Hogan and Taskmaster were pawns in Heenan's master plan. Bischoff walks down the ramp and berates Heenan for his deceptive ways, and tells him to get his champion ready for a re-match later tonight! Rating: B+ Lex Luger vs. Jim Duggan In a short squash match, Luger put Duggan on the Torture Rack for the win. Winner: Lex Luger Match length: 2:49 Rating: C+ The Taskmaster is being interviewed by Gene Okerlund and seems very angry. He explains that his anger is due to the betrayal of The Giant, who turned out to not care at all about destroying Hogan but only about getting gold around his waist. And while Taskmaster is indeed happy to see Hogan lose his belt, he will not forget this betrayal... Rating: C+ Ron Simmons is in the ring, talking about his title victory at Halloween Havoc. He says that he's not quite happy with the way he won it but that now he has the belt he will prove himself to be a worthy and deserving champion. Out comes Big Bubba who says that he wasn't pinned in the match and thus deserves a shot at Simmons title. Simmons accepts the challenge, and Bubba walks to the ring! Rating: C WCW United States Championship match: Big Bubba Rogers vs. Ron Simmons © In a good match that got a decent crowd reaction, Simmons defended his newly won title when pinning Bubba after a Dominator. Winner, and still champion: Ron Simmons Match length: 9:23 Rating: C+ Ric Flair is in the ring, bragging about how he cost Sting his US title at Halloween Havoc. He says that Sting should never had crossed his path and challenges Sting to appear. But when Sting appears and runs to the ring, Flair bails and is chased backstage - where Sting walks into a trap and is ambushed by Pillman and Austin, who beats him down together with Flair. Flair laughs. Woo! Rating: B- A video is shown hyping "Machoman" Randy Savage. Rating: B+ WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: The Giant © vs. Hulk Hogan In a match the crowd got completely behind we saw the bout end in a no contest when The Dungeon of Doom attacked both participants. During the attack, Jake Roberts laid out both The Giant and Hogan with a couple of DDTs. Winner: Draw Match length: 7:12 Rating: C Show rating: C Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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