Hive Posted January 19, 2011 Author Share Posted January 19, 2011 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Harlem Heat vs. The Nasty Boys Booker T pinned Knobbs. Winners: Harlem Heat Match length: 8:37 Rating: C+ Steve Austin is on the mic, calling out Ron Simmons. He blames Simmons for getting pinned in their 3-way title match last night, costing Austin the chance to win the title. He therefore wants to settle who the best man of the two is tonight, and teach Simmons to stay out of his way! Rating: B- Jushin Liger vs. Jun Akiyama An even match ended in a DQ win for Akiyama when he was trying to pin Liger while Kurasawa was holding Liger's legs without the ref noticing... resulting in Onita, who did notice it breaking up the pin, which the ref did not miss. Winner: Jun Akiyama Match length: 6:47 Rating: B- Ric Flair vs. The Giant © for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship is announced for the main event tonight. Rating: B Bam Bam Bigelow is cutting a promo on Johnny B. Badd, claiming that Badd's own actions led to Bam Bam assisting Big Bubba last night. Badd cost Bam Bam the TV title last night, and Badd will pay for this! Rating: D+ WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Alex Wright vs. Rey Mysterio Mysterio wins with a roll-up. Winner, and still champion: Rey Mysterio Match length: 5:34 Rating: C- Lex Luger approaches Sting backstage, congratulating him on his victory against The American Males. He says he's happy to see Sting return and that he hopes Sting knows it was an accident when he cost him his job in the first place. Sting glares at him for a moment, looking unsure whether to strike Luger or shake his hand... but ultimately chooses the latter. Rating: B Okerlund is interviewing Arn Anderson, who challenges Funk to put his title on the line against Anderson again - this time, with no other clowns involved that can help Funk retain... Rating: B WCW World Tag Team Championship match: The Steiner Brothers vs. The Latin-American Connection © An open match ends abruptly when The Road Warriors attacks Guerrero and Santana while Guerrero was trying to pin Rick, giving Guerrero the win by DQ. The Steiners then help chase off Animal and Hawk. Winners, and still champions: The Latin-American Connection Match length: 9:26 Rating: C+ A video montage is hyping some of the superstars of WCW. Rating: B+ Ric Flair is ranting against Ricky Steamboat, whom he believes cost him the title through poor refereeing. He says it was a disgrace to see him take sides and fight against his Horsemen as a supposedly neutral referee who had promised to call it down the middle, and that he was obligated to call for a DQ if he felt their presence was somehow illegal. Flair assures Steamboat that once he has retaken his title, he will teach him a lesson he will not soon forget! Wooo! Rating: B- Steve Austin vs. Ron Simmons In a good match, Austin came out victorious when pinning Simmons cleanly after a Stunner. Winner: Steve Austin Match length: 9:50 Rating: B Randy Savage is being interviewed by 'Mean Gene', spewing out a lot of his usual gibberish and promising his fans that they will see gold around his waist again soon enough. Rating: B WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Ric Flair vs. The Giant © The Giant brushed off distractions from both Anderson and Austin before being helped by a distraction himself, from his manager Bobby Heenan, which lead him to pin Flair after a Chokeslam. Winner, and still champion: The Giant Match length: 14:16 Rating: B Show rating: B- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted January 20, 2011 Author Share Posted January 20, 2011 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: The Ravishing Males vs. Bunkhouse Buck and Dick Slater Bagwell pinned Buck after a Rude Awakening. Winners: The Ravishing Males Match length: 5:49 Rating: C Pre-show match: Jim Duggan vs. Terry Gordy Duggan pinned Gordy after a Running Clothesline Tackle. Winner: Jim Duggan Match length: 6:56 Rating: D+ Ric Flair is on the mic, ranting about Ricky Steamboat again. He says that he refuses to let Steamboat get away with cheating Flair out of his title just because he is "retired". If he wanted to be left alone without any battles to be fought, he should not have stuck his nose into Flair's business and pulled off that poor ass referee job! Flair dares Steamboat to come out of retirement for one last match! Steamboat then appears and says that he called that match down the middle and only made sure Flair's goons would not corrupt the outcome of the match. But if Flair wants one last match against him, he's fine with that... but he'll need a few weeks to prepare, since he's out of shape, so it can't be any sooner than Bash at the Beach. Rating: B- Lex Luger vs. The Giant © is announced as the main event tonight, for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. Rating: B Junkyard Dog vs. Bam Bam Bigelow This match did not go on for long as both Big Bubba and Badd interfered, resulting in a no contest. Winner: Draw Match length: 3:40 Rating: D Atsushi Onita is ranting at Jun Akiyama and his stablemates, swearing to get revenge on them all. Rating: B- Terry Funk is in the ring, responding to the challenge laid out by Arn Anderson last week. He says he accepts fighting Arn for the title once again... but on his own terms: a hardcore match at Bash at the Beach! Rating: B+ WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Dean Malenko vs. Rey Mysterio © In a good match that sadly lacked heat, Mysterio puns Malenko after a West Coast Pop. Winner, and still champion: Rey Mysterio Match length: 7:40 Rating: C Randy Savage approaches Ricky Steamboat backstage. He says he thinks it's great that he's coming out of retirement for one last epic match against Ric Flair, to teach him a lesson. He speaks of the past matches between Flair and Steamboat, about how great they were... how people will always remember them. He reminds Steamboat of the great matches they themselves have had, and points out that he himself have had some pretty good matches against Flair - the last one not many weeks ago. And he says that the fans will undoubtedly love any such match at any time again... but why not give the fans something really special, something awesome they have never seen before...? Why not give them... Savage vs. Flair vs. Steamboat???!!! Steamboat agrees, and this epic encounter is on! Rating: B- Savage vs. Flair vs. Steamboat is confirmed for Bash at The Beach. Rating: B WCW World Tag Team Championship match: Harlem Heat vs. The Latin-American Connection © Guerrero pins Booker T after a Frog Splash in a decent match. Winners, and still champions: The Latin-American Connection Match length: 7:28 Rating: C After their victory, the LAC is assaulted by The Road Warriors in a very vicious fashion! They give both Guerrero and Santana a taste of the Doomsday Device before leaving them out. Rating: C- WCW United States Championship match: Steve Austin vs. Diamond Dallas Page © DDP got DQed when he knocked Austin out with his belt, as he saw Flair and Anderson come down the ramp to attack him. He then ran out through the crowd. Winner: Steve Austin Match length: 8:18 Rating: B- Sting is being inteviewed by Gene Okerlund, stating that he feels real good being back with his many WCW fans, whom he promises will see a great deal of The Stinger from now on. Rating: B- WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Lex Luger vs. The Giant © Unbelievably, just like their last (and first) encounter, neither man was able to defeat the other... and the match ended in another time limit draw after a good and solid match. Are these men completely evenly matched...? Winner: Draw Match length: 20:00 Rating: B Show rating: B- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted January 20, 2011 Share Posted January 20, 2011 Nice job here Hive. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted January 20, 2011 Author Share Posted January 20, 2011 Nice job here Hive. Thanks. Though the audience doesn't seem to agree with you, as my latest ratings have been B- and C+ mostly... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted January 20, 2011 Share Posted January 20, 2011 Ah, that's alright. The game really isn't based off the real world, and doesn't think exactly like it, so its understandable. Its like when you put on matches between the MotorCity Machine Guns and Generation Me as TNA... the fans love that in real life, but in the game it says horrible crowd and stuff. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted January 21, 2011 Author Share Posted January 21, 2011 Great news! After months of trying to convince TNT, WCW has finally been approved giving Nitro a 2 hours run time each monday! This should allow for more of the WCW Superstars to be showcased each week, something WCW has been seeking ever since Saturday Night was cancelled. It is rumoured but not confirmed that if this 2 hour Nitro is a success, WCW might expand their programming even further with a new show. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted January 21, 2011 Share Posted January 21, 2011 Great news. Question though, is Billy Kidman on your roster? O.o Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted January 21, 2011 Author Share Posted January 21, 2011 Great news. Question though, is Billy Kidman on your roster? O.o Well sort of... he's not on my active roster, but I have him in development... along with many other interesting names. You'll likely see him in a couple of months ingame time. A little question for anyone following this diary: who do you think will become the new 4th member of The Four Horsemen? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hashasheen Posted January 21, 2011 Share Posted January 21, 2011 Well sort of... he's not on my active roster, but I have him in development... along with many other interesting names. You'll likely see him in a couple of months ingame time. A little question for anyone following this diary: who do you think will become the new 4th member of The Four Horsemen? Chris Jericho. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted January 21, 2011 Share Posted January 21, 2011 Yeah, Jericho would be a good choice. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted January 27, 2011 Author Share Posted January 27, 2011 WCW Monday Nitro For the first time ever with a 2-hour broadcast! Pre-show match: Silver King vs. Ricky Santana Debuting Mexican luchador Silver King pins Santana in a short squash. Winner: Silver King Match length: 2:39 Rating: D- Pre-show match: The Nasty Boys vs. The Ravishing Males Riggs pinned Knobbs after a Rude Awakening. Winners: The Ravishing Males Match length: 7:08 Rating: C+ The show opens with the announcement that The Road Warriors will be challenging The Latin-American Connection © for the WCW World Tag Team Championship at Bash at The Beach. Rating: B- Also that night we'll be seeing a WCW World Heavyweight Championship re-match between Lex Luger and The Giant ©. Rating: B Johnny B. Badd and Junkyard Dog approaches Bischoff and asks for another match against Big Bubba Rogers and Bam Bam Bigelow, as they do not appear to have learnt their lesson from last time... Bischoff accepts, but says that there's no time for it tonight and makes the match for Bash at The Beach instead. Rating: C- The Steiner Brothers vs. The Public Enemy Scott pinned Grunge after a Steiner Screwdriver. Winners: The Steiner Brothers Match length: 6:11 Rating: C+ DDP is in the ring with a mic and his WCW United States Championship belt, stating how he's the greatest US champion WCW has ever seen and how noone will ever be able to take it from him. Sting then appears to a huge pop to disagree with him, saying that many great men much more worthy than DDP has helt the title, and that he is one of them... and that he's ready to prove he's the better man by taking the title from DDP! An argument ensues and they agree to meet later tonight! Rating: B Lex Luger and The Latin-American Connection vs. The Giant and The Road Warriors is announced for the main event tonight. Rating: B- Satoshi Kojima vs. Atsushi Onita Onita got the win by DQ when he was attacked by Akiyama. Winner: Atsushi Onita Match length: 5:12 Rating: C Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat are talking backstage. Savage says that Steamboat needs some training before their 3-way match against Flair at Bash at The Beach, and convinces him to join Savage for a tag team match later tonight. Rating: B WCW Cruiserwieght Championship match: Chris Jericho vs. Rey Mysterio © Rey wins by DQ when Sabu suddenly appears and attacks him with a mop. These 2 competitors seems to be lacking some chemistry, which dragged an otherwise good match a bit down. Winner, and still champion: Rey Mysterio Match length: 7:50 Rating: C Ric Flair, joined by Arn Anderson, is ranting against Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat, promising to come out victorious from their encounter at Bash at The Beach. Rating: B+ Steve Austin vs. Jim Duggan Austin pinned Duggan after a Stunner. Winner: Steve Austin Match length: 5:43 Rating: C+ Sabu vs. Rey Mysterio © for the WCW Cruiserweight Championship is announced for Bash at The Beach. Rating: D Meng vs. Ron Simmons In a really good match, Meng - who looked more extreme than usual - defeated Simmons after a Superkick. Winner: Meng Match length: 7:29 Rating: B- Arn Anderson is taunting Terry Funk, vowing to beat him at his own game and take the WCW World Television Championship from him. Rating: B Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat vs. Harlem Heat Steamboat was rusty but still in good shape, which showed when the pinned Booker T after a Diving Crossbody. Winners: Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat Match length: 8:19 Rating: B- Bobby Heenan is interviewing his client, The Giant, about his upcoming title defense match against Lex Luger at Bash at The Beach. The Giant says that Luger can't keep getting lucky time limit draws and that he will crush him this time. Rating: B+ WCW United States Championship match: Sting vs. Diamond Dallas Page © In a good match where Sting seemed hot, DDP managed to retain his title when Sting was awarded the DQ win following being attacked by what appeared to be... 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper! Winner: Sting Match length: 8:36 Rating: B- DDP is celebrating retaining the title when Steve Austin jumps him from behind and lays him out with a Stunner. Rating: C+ Lex Luger is doing a promo on The Giant, remind him that "the larger they are, the harder they fall". Rating: B Lex Luger and The Latin-American Connection vs. The Giant and The Road Warriors In a match that was a bit dissapointing for a main event, Luger made Animal submit to The Torture Rack. The Giant looked strong. Winners: Lex Luger and The Latin-American Connection Match length: 11:31 Rating: C+ Show rating: C+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 1, 2011 Author Share Posted February 1, 2011 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Silver King vs. Ultimo Dragon Silver King pinned Ultimo. Winner: Silver King Match length: 5:04 Rating: D+ Pre-show match: Harlem Heat vs. The Public Enemy Booker T pins Rocco after a Heat Seeker. Winners: Harlem Heat Match length: 4:34 Rating: C Rick Rude is asking Eric Bischoff to give The Ravishing Males a shot at the tag team championship. Bischoff says that he never liked their style and even less so now that Rude is coaching them, but that he'll nevertheless think about giving them a shot. Rating: C- 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper is in the ring with a mic, explaining that he decided to make Sting the first casualty of his grand return to WCW because he's tired of his smug and self-righteous attitude. Sting seems to think that he's better and more honourable than everyone else, which sickens Piper. Was it not Sting who kept appearing at WCW shows in spite of having no contract? Was it not Sting who interefered in the matches of others? Yet he still has the audacity to rave against a hard worker like DDP, believing himself to be a more worthy title holder. Well Piper will not stand for this! Out comes Sting to defend himself, but Piper will hear none of it and keeps interrupting him. They do manage to agree on a 1 on 1 match at Bash at The Beach, though! Rating: B- Non-title match: Diamond Dallas Page © vs. Hugh Morrus In a short squash, DDP defeats Morrus after a Diamond Cutter. Winner: Diamond Dallas Page Match length: 2:56 Rating: C- After the match, DDP says that it's clear Steve Austin has a problem with him... it's clear that he wants DDP's title... well DDP ain't afraid of Austin or the rest of the stupid Horsemen, so he's willing to put his title on the line at Bash at The Beach so he can show Austin once and for all that DDP is out of his league! Rating: B The Steiner Brothers vs. The Ravishing Males vs. The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Harlem Heat is announced in a #1 contendership match for the WCW World Tag Team Championship at Bash at The Beach! Rating: C The main event tonight is announced to be friends and former tag team champions Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant and Roddy Piper! Rating: B+ Bobby Eaton vs. Meng A brutal Meng made Eaton submit to the Tongan Death Grip. Winner: Meng Match length: 6:02 Rating: C Chris Jericho is being interviewed by 'Mean' Gene Okerlund. He says that he feels sorry for the WCW fans, as the promotion has been lacking in excitement during the last many weeks. Gene notes that he doesn't think anything has been lacking, but Jericho grabs the mic from him and tells him that he's wrong. And he'll enlighten him on what exactly has been the problem: the fans no longer has a proper champ to cheer and follow and be entertained by, now that Jericho is without gold around his waist. But he promises the fans that they won't have to go without Jericho as a champion for much longer, as he *will* be getting a title soon again - onr or the other... Rating: B- Steve Austin appears and says he accepts the challenge laid out by DDP, and that he looks forward to becoming WCW United States Champion once again. Rating: B- Terry Gordy vs. Ron Simmons Simmons pinned Gordy after a Dominator. Winner: Ron Simmons Match length: 6:27 Rating: C The Four Horsemen - or, currently, The Three Horsemen - are being interviewed by Okerlund. They boast about their superiority and says that they are almost done reviewing potential candidates for their excluse group and will make their decision in the near future. Ric Flair adds a few "wooooo!"'s to end the segment. Rating: B A video is aired to hype Lex Luger vs. The Giant © for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship at Bash at The Beach. Rating: B Rey Mysterio and The Latin-American Connection vs. Sabu and The Road Warriors In spite of Mysterio working well together with the LAC, Sabu managed to pick up the win when pinning Mysterio after having hit him with a chairshot at ringside after which he rolled him back into the ring and performed an Arabian Facebuster on him, a combo that that kept Mysterio down for quite a while. The two other teams were busy brawling with each other. Winners: Sabu and The Road Warriors Match length: 8:45 Rating: C+ Sting and Lex Luger teaming once again in the main event tonight is being hyped with clips from their tag team championship run. Rating: B Atsushi Onita vs. Kurasawa Onita made the pin after a DDT in spite of the other members from The Rising Sun trying to intefer in the match. A ferocious Onita, aided by Liger, repelled them however. Winner: Atsushi Onita Match length: 6:20 Rating: C+ After the match, Onita grabs a mic and says that now he has beaten both of Akiyama's goons, it's time for a re-match between the two... at Bash at The Beach! Akiyama seems to agree. Rating: C+ The announcers says that it seems like Atsushi Onita vs. Jun Akiyama for Bash at The Beach is now official. Rating: C+ Ric Flair, Arn Anderson and Steve Austin vs. Ricky Steamboat, Randy Savage and Terry Funk In a good match with lots of action for the crowd, Funk and Arn were both DQed when each grabbed a chair from ringside and had a face-off in the ring - perhaps foreshadowing a brutal hardcore match at Bash at The Beach between the two. Winners: Draw Match length: 9:40 Rating: B The Giant talks about how he'll be beating Luger with ease at Bash at The Beach and how he'll give the fans a small taste of it when beating him in the upcoming match. Rating: B Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant and Roddy Piper In an excellent match, Piper surprisingly pinned Sting when using the ropes for leverage. Luger had The Giant in the Torture Rack but let go when the ref rang the bell, after which The Giant Chokeslammed Luger. Winners: The Giant and Roddy Piper Match length: 16:21 Rating: A Show rating: B Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 1, 2011 Author Share Posted February 1, 2011 WCW Bash at The Beach 1996 card Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Lex Luger vs. The Giant © Roddy Piper vs. Sting WCW World Tag Team Championship match: The Road Warriors vs. The Latin-American Connection © WCW United States Championship match: Diamond Dallas Page © vs. Steve Austin Atsushi Onita vs. Jun Akiyama WCW World Television Championship hardcore match: Terry Funk © vs. Arn Anderson Johnny B. Badd and Junkyard Dog vs. Big Bubba Rogers and Bam Bam Bigelow WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Sabu vs. Rey Mysterio © WCW World Tag Team Championship #1 contendership match: The Steiner Brothers vs. The Ravishing Males vs. The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Harlem Heat Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TracyBrooksFan Posted February 1, 2011 Share Posted February 1, 2011 Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Lex Luger vs. The Giant © Roddy Piper vs. Sting WCW World Tag Team Championship match: The Road Warriors vs. The Latin-American Connection © WCW United States Championship match: Diamond Dallas Page © vs. Steve Austin Atsushi Onita vs. Jun Akiyama WCW World Television Championship hardcore match: Terry Funk © vs. Arn Anderson Johnny B. Badd and Junkyard Dog vs. Big Bubba Rogers and Bam Bam Bigelow WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Sabu vs. Rey Mysterio © WCW World Tag Team Championship #1 contendership match: The Steiner Brothers vs. The Ravishing Males vs. The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Harlem Heat Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted February 2, 2011 Share Posted February 2, 2011 Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Lex Luger vs. The Giant © Roddy Piper vs. Sting WCW World Tag Team Championship match: The Road Warriors vs. The Latin-American Connection © WCW United States Championship match: Diamond Dallas Page © vs. Steve Austin Atsushi Onita vs. Jun Akiyama WCW World Television Championship hardcore match: Terry Funk © vs. Arn Anderson Johnny B. Badd and Junkyard Dog vs. Big Bubba Rogers and Bam Bam Bigelow WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Sabu vs. Rey Mysterio © WCW World Tag Team Championship #1 contendership match: The Steiner Brothers vs. The Ravishing Males vs. The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Harlem Heat Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 3, 2011 Author Share Posted February 3, 2011 WCW Bash at The Beach 1996 WCW World Tag Team Championship #1 contendership match: The Steiner Brothers vs. The Ravishing Males vs. The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Harlem Heat Stevie Ray looked set to pin Riggs after a Heat Seeker, but Rick Rude interfered with a Rude Awakening on Stevie Ray instead, pulling Riggs over him and leaving the ring all while the ref was temporarily down. When the ref got up, he counted 1-2-3 for Riggs. Winners: The Ravishing Males Match length: 12:59 Rating: B- WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Sabu vs. Rey Mysterio © Sabu was like wild, ferocious animal yet Mysterio somehow managed to defeat him and retain his title when pinning Sabu after a surprise West Coast Pop. Winner, and still champion: Rey Mysterio Match length: 8:43 Rating: C Johnny B. Badd and Junkyard Dog vs. Big Bubba Rogers and Bam Bam Bigelow Bam Bam and Big Bubba seemed to win at any cost today, with Bam Bam pinning Badd while using the ropes for leverage after Bubba had been choking Badd on the ropes just moments before. Winners: Big Bubba Rogers and Bam Bam Bigelow Match length: 7:37 Rating: C WCW World Television Championship first blood match: Terry Funk © vs. Arn Anderson For reasons unknown, the match stipulations had been changed from a hardcore match to a first blood match. This happened when Funk put Anderson's head between the ring post and a steel chair, viciously kicking the chair several times untill Anderson started bleeding, at which point the ref rang the bell and called Funk off. Winner, and still champion: Terry Funk Match length: 12:35 Rating: B Atsushi Onita vs. Jun Akiyama A vengeful Onita on fire had Akiyama down after a Thunder Fire Powerbomb and was ready to count the pinfall when Sonny Onoo bumped the ref. Kurasawa and Kojima, who were both trying to distract Onita at ringside, then attacked Onita but were both giving Thunder Fire Powerbombs of their own as payment for their troubles. Liger then hit a Shooting Star Press on Akiyama before waking up the ref so he could finally count Onita covering him. Winner: Atsushi Onita Match length: 11:07 Rating: B WCW United States Championship match: Diamond Dallas Page © vs. Steve Austin DDP were in trouble several times but managed to win a match he looked destined to loose when Arn Anderson accidently hit Austin with a chair aimed for DDP, who ducked, while the ref had taken a minor bump. DDP then gave Anderson a Diamond Cutter and pinned Austin, who was down and out. Winner, and still champion: Diamond Dallas Page Match length: 12:21 Rating: B- WCW World Tag Team Championship match: The Road Warriors vs. The Latin-American Connection © The LAC retained their titles in a good match after a Frog Splash by Guerrero on Hawk. Winners, and still champions: The Latin-American Connection Match length: 11:32 Rating: B Roddy Piper vs. Sting This match looked like it could have used a bit more time, but was still quite good. Sting gave Piper a hard-hitting Scorpion Deathdrop and teased pinning him but decided to really teach Piper a lesson and locked on the Scorpion Deathlock instead, quickly making Piper submit. Winner: Sting Match length: 15:06 Rating: B WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Lex Luger vs. The Giant © In a decent match that won't ever be remembered as a classic, we finally saw a different result than a time limit draw between these two strong men when Heenan prevented Luger from putting The Giant in the Torture Rack, after which The Giant Chokeslammed a distracted Luger for the pinfall. Winner, and still champion: The Giant Match length: 18:01 Rating: B- Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat In this exciting encounter between three of the world's best performers, Steamboat picked up the fan-favourite win after a Diving Crossbody on Flair. The match saw several near-falls and was a suspenseful watch. Savage congratulated Steamboat on the victory afterwards. Winner: Ricky Steamboat Match length: 16:14 Rating: B+ Show rating: B+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 3, 2011 Author Share Posted February 3, 2011 TracyBrooksFan was closest to tapping into my weird mind with his 6/10 while Kijar only got 3/10 (with one less pick however). I'll give rewards if someone nails 9 or 10 at future PPVs, though it seems far off atm. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 7, 2011 Author Share Posted February 7, 2011 <p><strong>WCW Monday Nitro</strong></p><p> </p><p> Pre-show match:</p><p> <strong>Silver King vs. Joey Maggs</strong></p><p> Silver King defeated Maggs after a Silver Driver in a short squash.</p><p> Winner: <strong>Silver King</strong></p><p> Match length: 2:55</p><p> Rating: E+</p><p> </p><p> Arn Anderson and Steve Austin are discussing their failures at Bash at The Beach. Anderson blames Austin for not assisting him against Funk, as Horsemen should stand by each other - while Austin blames Anderson for "assisting" him against DDP, accidentally hitting Austin and costing him the match. While they argue, Eric Bischoff drops by and tells them that tonight they will face Terry Funk and DDP in a tag team match - and if they win, they will each get another title shot at next Nitro... but if they lose, they won't get any new title shots as long as Funk and DDP holds the belts!</p><p> Rating: C</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Ron Simmons vs. The Gambler</strong></p><p> In a short squash, Simmons pins The Gambler after a Dominator.</p><p> Winner: <strong>Ron Simmons</strong></p><p> Match length: 3:04</p><p> Rating: D</p><p> </p><p> It is announced that Lex Luger, Sting, Roddy Piper, Randy Savage and Ric Flair will fight in a 5-way match tonight for a title shot at Hog Wild - with the four remaining participants in the match facing off again, also at Hog Wild, for a title shot at Fall Brawl!</p><p> Rating: B+</p><p> </p><p> <strong>The Road Warriors vs. Bunkhouse Buck and Dick Slater</strong></p><p> Animal pins Buck after a Doomsday Device.</p><p> Winners: <strong>The Road Warriors</strong></p><p> Match length: 4:26</p><p> Rating: C</p><p> </p><p> Chris Jericho is backstage, approaching his former tag partner The Giant, who is now WCW World Heavyweight Champion. Jericho says that the wants want, no the fans <em>need</em> Jericho as champion again... and that in spite of their disagreements towards the end of their run, him and The Giant made a great team. So Jericho wants The Giant to team up with him once again and challenge for the titles, and tries to make The Giant imagine the glory of holding two titles at one time... The Giant however has no further interest in teaming up with Jericho, and dismisses the request. Jericho then gets pissed and demands a shot at The Giant's world title instead, to which The Giant laughs and agrees. Jericho vs. The Giant for the title later tonight!</p><p> Rating: B-</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Meng vs. Junkyard Dog</strong></p><p> JYD put up a good fight but ultimately had to submit to the devastating Tongan Death Grip. Meng looked extremely dangerous.</p><p> Winner: <strong>Meng</strong></p><p> Match length: 5:36</p><p> Rating: B-</p><p> </p><p> Harlem Heat is ranting against The Ravishing Males, berating them for only winning the #1 contendership match for the WCW World Tag Team Championship due to interference from Rick Rude. They are, of course, right... but not being the cleanest players in the game themselves, one might think they deserve what they got. Either way, they promise to pay back Bagwell and Riggs.</p><p> Rating: C-</p><p> </p><p> WCW Cruiserweight Championship match:</p><p> <strong>Sabu vs. Rey Mysterio</strong></p><p> In a re-match from last night's Bash at The Beach, Mysterio retained his title when Sabu was DQed when the mysterious Silver King ran in and attacked Mysterio!</p><p> Winner, and still champion: <strong>Rey Mysterio ©</strong></p><p> Match length: 5:58</p><p> Rating: C+</p><p> </p><p> The Giant is being interviewed by his manager, Bobby Heenan, stating that it doesn't matter who they throw against him: Luger, Flair, Sting, Savage, Piper... he'll beat and cripple anyone who steps into the ring with him! He reminds the audience that noone has yet to pin him <em>cleanly</em>... ever.</p><p> Rating: B</p><p> </p><p> WCW World Tag Team Championship match:</p><p> <strong>The Ravishing Males vs. The Latin-American Connection ©</strong></p><p> Like in the #1 contendership match, Rick Rude tried to secure victory for this team - but this time, the ref was on him and DQed Bagwell and Riggs as a result.</p><p> Winners, and still champions: <strong>The Latin-American Connection</strong></p><p> Match length: 6:59</p><p> Rating: C+</p><p> </p><p> After the match, The Road Warriors run in and attack Guerrero and Santana. They beat them down untill The Steiner Brothers run in for the save, chasing them off.</p><p> Rating: C-</p><p> </p><p> Meanwhile, The Ravishing Males, who did not care to help either side, wander up the ramp... and are ambushed by Harlem heat, who lays out Bagwell, Riggs and even Rude!</p><p> Rating: D+</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Terry Funk and Diamond Dallas Page vs. Arn Anderson and Steve Austin</strong></p><p> The Horsemen came out victorious, though not untill Flair appeared and distracted DDP long enough for Austin to sneak up and give him a Stunner for the victory.</p><p> Winners: <strong>Arn Anderson and Steve Austin</strong></p><p> Match length: 13:04</p><p> Rating: B</p><p> </p><p> Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat are talking backstage, with Savage congratulating him on his victory in the 3-way bout also involving Ric Flair at Bash at The Beach. Steamboat says that he's pleased to have had this final victory against Flair and that he couldn't have been happier pinning him.</p><p> Rating: B</p><p> </p><p> WCW World Heavyweight Championship match:</p><p> <strong>Chris Jericho vs. The Giant ©</strong></p><p> Jericho tries everything he's got in his arsenal but is ultimately no match for The Giant, who pins him after a Chokeslam.</p><p> Winner, and still champion: <strong>The Giant</strong></p><p> Match length: 4:52</p><p> Rating: C</p><p> </p><p> Sting and Luger are talking about Luger's defeat at the hands of The Giant and about their upcoming 5-way match, each wishing the other good luck.</p><p> Rating: B</p><p> </p><p> Winner gets a shot at the WCW World Heavyweight Championship at Hog Wild match:</p><p> <strong>Lex Luger vs. Sting vs. Roddy Piper vs. Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair</strong></p><p> In a really good and exciting match we saw Savage pick up the win on Luger after a quick cradle followed by Flair having poked Luger in the eyes when mounting Savage for the Torture Rack. Luger managed to throw Flair out of the ring before Savage capitalized on it. Sting and Piper were busy brawling outside the ring. The match also saw both Anderson and Austin try to help Flair to the victory by attacking the other 4 participants.</p><p> Winner: <strong>Randy Savage</strong></p><p> Match length: 16:26</p><p> Rating: B+</p><p> </p><p> The announcers mention that it will be interesting to see what comes of Luger vs. Sting vs. Piper vs. Flair at Hog Wild.</p><p> Rating: B-</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Show rating: B-</strong></p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TracyBrooksFan Posted February 8, 2011 Share Posted February 8, 2011 Im up for the challenge 9/10 will be done Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kijar Posted February 10, 2011 Share Posted February 10, 2011 Hard to predict. Really don't know your booking style all that well yet. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 17, 2011 Author Share Posted February 17, 2011 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: Silver King vs. Alex Wright In another solid victory for Silver King, Wright is defeated after a Silver Kick. Winner: Silver King Match length: 6:03 Rating: D+ Randy Savage is in the ring to open the show. He talks about winning the right to challenge for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship at Hog Wild and how he will use that opportunity to once again hold the big gold belt in his arms, ooh yeeeaaah! Roddy Piper then interrupts him and says that he's almost as full of himself as Sting and that he wants to show him that he's really just trash! They argue a bit and a match is set up between the two later tonight! Rating: B- The Horsmen, Flair, Anderson and Austin are talking backstage before the next match. Flair reminds Anderson and Austin that there will be no room for errors tonight, as they'll get their last chances facing Funk for the WCW World Television Championship and Diamond Dallas Page for the WCW United States Championship, respectively. He says the Horsemen will have to work together for a common goal, woo! Woooo! Rating: B- WCW World Television Championship match: Arn Anderson vs. Terry Funk © Both Flair and Austin is at ringside distracting Funk throughout the match, with the Horsemen trying to use every trick in the book to secure victory for Arn. In the end however, Funk manages to pin Arn when using his own tricks against him as he uses the ropes for leverage. Winner, and still champion: Terry Funk Match length: 7:51 Rating: B Okerlund is interviewing Silver King, who presents himself as the golden boy of Mexico. He says that he's a true champ and explains that he attacked Rey Mysterio last week because he wants to show the fans of WCW that *he* and not Rey is the finest Mexican wrestling has to offer! Rating: C- Lex Luger vs. Terry Gordy Luger, who looked strong, pins Gordy in a short match after a Ace is the Place Elbow. Winner: Lex Luger Match length: 4:37 Rating: C Chris Jericho and Dean Malenko are backstage, arguing over who should be the next challenger for the TV title. Jericho claims that the fans demands to see him win titles and points out to Malenko that he's both a former cruiserweight champion as well as tag team champion. Malenko reminds Jericho that he too held the cruiserweight title, and in fact only lost it to Jericho because he and his valet, Dawn Marie, Malenko's former valet and ex wife, cheated and betrayed him. Bischoff overhears the argument and decides that they are to face off next week to decide which of them are to face Terry Funk for the TV title at Hog Wild! Rating: C- Ric Flair vs. Ron Simmons A self-secure Flair had Simmons submit to the Figure Four Leglock after Anderson and Austin had distracted Simmons and floored him. Winner: Ric Flair Match length: 7:13 Rating: C The Road Warriors are ranting against The Steiner Brothers, warning them that they'll teach them a lesson for not minding their own business. Rating: C- WCW World Tag Team Championship match: The Ravishing Males vs. Harlem Heat vs. The Latin-American Connection © Booker T was about to pin Riggs after a Bookend when Rude interfered and performed a Rude Awakening on him. Santana then performed a Flying Forearm on Rude himself and kicked him out of the ring, before pinning the downed Booker T for the win. Winners, and still champions: The Latin-American Connection Match length: 11:23 Rating: B- Steve Austin and Arn Anderson, determined not to see a repeat of the Funk vs. Anderson match, decides to work DDP up a bit before the match between him and Austin tonight... they ambush him backstage and Austin holds him while Anderson gets a chair, which he swings hard towards DDP... but DDP manages to duck, and the chair accidentally connects with Austin instead! Austin drops to the floor bleeding, looking completely out... Rating: B Sting vs. Meng An open match that really looked like it could have gone either way unfortunately ended due to interference when Sting had positioned Meng for a Stinger Splash and went to the opposite corner to gain momentum. There, a lurking Roddy Piper smashed him in the back with a broomstick, allowing Meng to seize the opportunity to finish off Sting with a Superkick and pin him. Winner: Meng Match length: 6:36 Rating: B Atsushi Onita is in the ring, demanding that Jun Akiyama comes out and shows him respect. Akiyama does come out, together with Sonny Onoo, but only to serve as a distraction while Kurasawa and Satoshi Kojima sneaks in from behind and ambushes Onita. All 3 of them beat down upon Onita untill Liger runs out to make the save... but while succeeding to hold them off initially, the number game is too much and he gets beat down as well. The Rising Sun then celebrates in the ring. Rating: C- WCW United States Championship match: Arn Anderson vs. Diamond Dallas Page © Anderson is announced to have taken Austin's place in this match due to Austin having sustained a concussion from the chair shot earlier. DDP looks strong in a solid match but Anderson manages to win the match by pinfall after catapulting DDP head first into an exposed turnbuckle, which Anderson managed to set up while Flair distracted both DDP and the ref. Winner, and new champion: Arn Anderson Match length: 11:49 Rating: B- Lex Luger is doing a backstage rant against Ric Flair, whom he feels cost him the victory in last week's 5-way match for a title shot at Hog Wild. He swears that at Hog Wild, he will pin Flair to become the new challenger! Rating: B- Roddy Piper vs. Randy Savage In a really good match between two great performers, Savage gets the win by DQ when The Giant decides that he's seen enough and enters the ring to take out his challenger, Savage, with a Chokeslam. Winner: Randy Savage Match length: 9:20 Rating: B+ After the match, Piper and The Giant beat up Savage untill Sting appears to make the save. Rating: B Show rating: B- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 17, 2011 Author Share Posted February 17, 2011 Inside Scoop Wrestling News reports that World Championship Wrestling has signed an agreement with United States Wrestling Association for the latter to become a developmental ground for WCW. While WCW already has such an agreement in place with Eddie Sharkey's Pro Wrestling America, they are said to be dissapointed with PWA holding too few events for their talent to properly grow. It is expected that WCW will in the near future transfer most, if not all, of their developmental talent to USWA. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 18, 2011 Author Share Posted February 18, 2011 In other big news from WCW, it has been announced that from this september, we will see WCW Main Event back on television, as TNT has agreed to air it! It will run for 1½ hours and will in addition to featuring superstars and matches that can not always find room on WCW Monday Nitro also introduce a brand new concept: 8 new wrestlers will be introduced in a competition that will see them being voted out one by one untill only one remains. The winner will receive a title shot at the WCW World Heavyweight Championship at an undesignated PPV! Each of these 8 wrestlers, who are all relatively new to wrestling at this level, will receive a current WCW superstar as tutor, with the aim to help them advance in the competition! This is the result of Jimmy Hart having spent the last many months travelling across the country in an attempt to find the next big wrestling superstar. He found not just 1, but 8 possible candidates... and was allowed by Eric Bischoff to feature them all in this competition. Without further ado, let us present the 8 rookie wrestlers and their tutors: Billy Kidman http://static.diary.ru/userdir/1/0/2/6/1026009/51198114.jpg Real Name: Peter Gruner DoB: May 11, 1974 Bio: An interesting cruiserweight sized worker who held both the ECWA Tag Team Championship as well as the ECWA Heavyweight Championship prior to being signed to development in PWA by WCW. An exciting worker to watch in the ring! Tutor: Rey Mysterio Christian Cage http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/pictures/c/christian/25.jpg Real name: William Jason Reso DoB: November 30, 1973 Bio: Christian is an exciting and charismatic middleweight wrestler who has wrestled primarily in BCW, native to his home country Canada. He is personal friends with both Edge and Rhino, two of the other competitors. Tutor: Johnny B. Badd Edge http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/pictures/e/edge/18.jpg Real name: Adam Joseph Copeland DoB: October 30, 1973 Bio: A similar wrestler to Christian, although perhaps slightly bigger. He shows great charismatic potential and has, like Christian, wrestled primarily in BCW of his native Canada. Wrestled as Damon Stryker in PWA but reportedly asked for a name change for reasons unknown. Tutor: Terry Funk Ekmo http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/pictures/u/umaga/01.jpg Real name: Edward Smith "Eki" Fatu DoB: March 28, 1973 Bio: A member of the savage and fearsome Anoa'i wrestling family from Samoa, this beast has a massive size and impressive strength. He is also very agile for a man of his size. His cousin, Dwayne Johnson, is also in the competition. Tutor: Meng Rhino http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/pictures/r/rhyno/02.jpg Real name: Terrance "Terry" Gerin DoB: October 7, 1975 Bio: Friends with fellow Canadians Christian Cage and Edge, Rhino is however of a different mold; big, strong and aggressive. When Rhino runs towards you, you better move! Like his friends, he competed mainly in BCW before being signed to WCW developmental. Tutor: Bam Bam Bigelow Rob Van Dam http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/pictures/r/robvandam/01.jpg Real name: Robert Alexander "Rob" Szatkowski DoB: December 18, 1970 Bio: Being one of the oldest and most seasoned of the bunch, Rob Van Dam has previously briefly competed in WCW under the name "Robbie V", in the now defunct ECW and has also had a short sting in Japan's AJPW. He's an athletic man and an impressive high flyer, but of a size that nearly makes him a heavyweight. Tutor: Chris Jericho Rocky Johnson Jr. http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/pictures/r/rock/59.jpg Real name: Dwayne Douglas Johnson DoB: May 2, 1972 Bio: Rocky Jr. is, as his name inclines, born into wrestling. Both his father, Rocky Johnson, as well as his grandfather, Peter Maivia were professional wrestlers. While not the most gifted of the competitors in pure wrestling ability, this guy appears to have been bathed in star power and charisma from an early childhood. Being a former football player prior to being signed by WCW, Rocky Jr. has a good heavyweight build. Tutor: Ron Simmons Taz http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/pictures/t/tazz/03.jpg Real name: Peter Senerchia DoB: October 11, 1967 Bio: As the grand old man of the competitors, Taz has previously had great success in the no longer running ECW where he held both the ECW World Television Championship and is a 3 times ECW World Tag Team Championship holder. Dubbed "The Human Suplex Machine", he's a gifted technical wrestler of a light heavyweight build. Previously went by the name "Tazmaniac". Tutor: Steven Regal Every now and then, the tutors will hold a vote to determine which of the competitors will be eliminated from the competition and chance to win the great prize. This will be done in the following way: each tutor will vote for their personal top 3, with the #1 getting 5 points, #2 3 points and #3 1 point. This will continue untill only 3 competitors remain, at which point they will only select #1 and #2 - and when only 2 competitors remain, only #1 shall receive a vote. The show will air on the first saturday of september, so stay tuned! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 18, 2011 Author Share Posted February 18, 2011 WCW Monday Nitro Pre-show match: WCW World Television Championship match: Terry Funk © vs. Terry Gordy In a surprising dark match, Funk had Gordy submit to the Spinning Toe Hold. Winner, and still champion: Terry Funk Match length: 5:50 Rating: B- Rey Mysterio opens the show by cutting a promo on Silver King, who has attacked Rey and claimed to be a better wrestler than him recently. Silver King appears and insults Rey, and Rey challenge Silver King to a match at Hog Wild where he promises to put his WCW Cruiserweight Championship on the line. Silver agrees, but the two still keep insulting each other and end up brawling, having to be seperated by staff members. Rating: C- Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant, Roddy Piper and Ric Flair is announced as the main event tonight! Rating: B Also tonight we'll see The Ravishing Males, Harlem Heat, The Steiner Brothers and The Road Warriors clash in order to determine the challengers for The Latin-American Connection's WCW World Tag Team Championship at Hog Wild. It is not, however, the winners who will face them - but the losers who will not. The 3 other teams will enter a 4-way for the title! Rating: C- Meng vs. Bunkhouse Buck In a short squash, the beastly Meng pins Buck after a Superkick. Winner: Meng Match length: 2:01 Rating: D+ Junkyard Dog is found backstage, bloody and completey out. He's stretchers away. Rating: C- Ric Flair, Arn Anderson and Steve Austin are talking. Austin has a bandaged head due to the accidental damage suffered last week when Anderson missed DDP and hit him with a chair, and is reported to be out of action for the time being. Austin is not all that pleased with missing his title shot against DDP for the WCW United States Championship and Anderson subsequently winning it instead, but Flair convinces him that it's all about The Four Horsemen; it doesn't matter which one of them hold the title, it's a collective effort. And they can all be equally proud about Arn now being the US champion. Anderson apologizes to Austin and assures him that this is not what he wanted, but that from the horrible accident arose an opportunity he had to take - both for himself and especially for The Horsemen. Austin seems fairly appeased and shakes Anderson's hand, and Flair pulls them away and says they need to discuss how to make sure Flair will win the #1 contendership match for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship at Hog Wild... Rating: B- Johnny B. Badd vs. Sabu This match ends with a DQ win for Badd when Big Bubba Rogers and Bam Bam Bigelow both attack him. Winner: Johnny B. Badd Match length: 6:01 Rating: C- Following the beatdown on Badd, Bubba grabs a mic and says that the "unfortunate accident" that happened to Junkyard Dog earlier is revenge for Badd doing the same to his former tag team partner One Man Gang earlier this year... he says they could just as well have done it to Badd himself, but wanted him to know the feeling of being all alone and not knowing what comes next... Rating: D Diamond Dallas Page is calling out Arn Anderson, demanding a re-match and a chance to regain the title he lost to Anderson's cheating last week. Anderson appears on the ramp and talks in order to distract DDP while Flair sneaks in behind him and strikes him down, and they both beat on DDP untill Terry Funk makes the save. Rating: B As a result, DDP vs. Anderson © for the WCW United States Championship is announced for Hog Wild. Rating: B- The Bull Powers vs. Atsushi Onita and Jushin Liger A fierce match comes to an end when the referee loses control of the match and is forced to call it a no-contest, as the two sides chaotically brawl. Winners: Draw Match length: 6:42 Rating: C In spite of having called off the match, The Bull Powers and their Rising Sun stablemate Jun Akiyama keeps assaulting the opposition untill Ultimo Dragon appears to bail out Onita and Liger. Rating: D Onita, Liger and Ultimo vs. The Rising Sun is announced for Hog Wild. Rating: D WCW World Television Championship shot at Hog Wild match: Chris Jericho vs. Dean Malenko A good technical match with lots of back and forth action fails to find a winner as the two participants still struggle as the time runs out. Winner: Draw Match length: 15:00 Rating: B- As a result of the draw, a 3-way match with Jericho, Malenko and Funk © for the WCW World Television Championship is announced for Hog Wild. Rating: C- WCW World Tag Team Championship shot at Hog Wild match: The Ravishing Males vs. Harlem Heat vs. The Steiner Brothers vs. The Road Warriors In a pretty good tag match where all sides came close to winning a few times, Harlem Heat once again got cheated out of victory by The Ravishing Males when Stevie Ray looked set to pin Scott Steiner after a Heat Seeker - but Bagwell threw something in his eyes to prevent it, after which Booker T threw himself at Bagwell so they both ended up outside. A groggy Scott then managed to roll up Stevie Ray for the victory. Severe heat between The Steiners and The Road Warriors also showed throughout the match. Winners: The Steiner Brothers Match length: 13:29 Rating: B The Ravishing Males vs. The Steiner Brothers vs. The Road Warriors vs. The Latin-American Connection © for the WCW World Tag Team Championship is announced for Hog Wild as a result of the match. Rating: C- The Giant promises to destroy Randy Savage in their match at Hog Wild and then proceed to destroy whoever wins the #1 contender match to face him next. He fears noone and everyone fears him, and with good reason! He once again reminds the WCW audience that noone has ever pinned him cleanly, and promises that noone ever will! Heenan is at his side, smirking. Rating: B+ Randy Savage, Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Giant, Roddy Piper and Ric Flair In a good and fierce match, The Giant used a distraction by the ref to hit Savage multiple times in the stomache with the edge of a steel chair while Savage was entangled in the ropes. Piper ultimately got the win when pinning Sting after hitting him with the same chair The Giant used to torment Savage. Luger was on his way to break up the pin, but Flair, who was outside the ring, grabbed a hold of Luger's feet and tripped him. Winners: The Giant, Roddy Piper and Ric Flair Match length: 16:35 Rating: B After the match, The Giant decides to make a statement by taking out Piper and Flair with a double Chokeslam in an impressive power move. Rating: B+ Show rating: C+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hive Posted February 18, 2011 Author Share Posted February 18, 2011 WCW Hog Wild 1996 card: WCW World Heavyweight Championship match: Randy Savage vs. The Giant © WCW World Heavyweight Championship title shot at Fall Brawl match: Lex Luger vs. Sting vs. Roddy Piper vs. Ric Flair WCW World Tag Team Championship match: The Ravishing Males vs. The Steiner Brothers vs. The Road Warriors vs. The Latin-American Connection © WCW United States Championship match: Diamond Dallas Page vs. Arn Anderson © WCW World Television Championship match: Chris Jericho vs. Dean Malenko vs. Terry Funk © Atsushi Onita, Jushin Liger and Ultimo Dragon vs. The Rising Sun WCW Cruiserweight Championship match: Rey Mysterio © vs. Silver King Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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