[WCW, 1991] Riding Out The Storms

Uncrewed · July 17, 2016

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Larry Zbyszko vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments:

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Buddy Landel vs. El Gigante

Comments:

10 Minute Time Limit Match

George South vs. Dustin Rhodes

Comments:

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Wallstreet vs. Robert Gibson

Comments:

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Arn Anderson and Barry Windham vs. The Young Pistols

Comments:

Non-Title Match

25 Minute Time Limit Match

Doom vs. Sting and Lex Luger

Comments:

Comments On Diary In General:

Diary Question:

How would everyone feel if I began using some internet articles in this diary as I have in more modern diaries? I know that the internet and world wide web were in it's infancy, if not non-existent. But I feel like it's a good way to convey some behind the scenes stories. I just don't want to pull my readers out of the story.- I love it maggle!

Zergon · July 17, 2016

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Larry Zbyszko vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments: Well, it´s two main eventers here so no help from looking the roster page but I figure Zbyszko is the guy higher on the ladders by default and Dog losing on last week didn´t really help his case here either even if it was to another main event guy.

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Buddy Landel vs. El Gigante

Comments: Not actually sure on this one, as while I´m pretty sure that Landel is the better guy to push by default (and yes, I don´t actually know for sure), big guys always have a chance to be pushed thanks to their size and menace. That said, while Landel did lose in last week, he was in a same match than Sting and in my books that´s better than not being seen at all so I go with Landel based on that.

10 Minute Time Limit Match

George South vs. Dustin Rhodes

Comments: Not much contest for me here as I hardly even remember who South is. Just having a flimsy memory that I have hear of him before in some diaries but as far as I can remember he haven´t never been pushed in any of those that I have read.

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Wallstreet vs. Robert Gibson

Comments: Computer will surely say that Wallstreet wins and who am I to argue against the computer? <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Arn Anderson and Barry Windham vs. The Young Pistols

Comments: You would think that I have read enough of diaries in this era by now to know for sure who Young Pistols are but apparently that isn´t the case (I do assume that it´s Tracy Smothers and Steve Armstrong though). Either way, I´m pretty certain it isn´t two face main eventers teaming together so should be win for the Horsemen.

Non-Title Match

25 Minute Time Limit Match

Doom vs. Sting and Lex Luger

Comments: Random pairing over tag champs. <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Ok, so on bit more serious note, Sting and Lex are simply too big names to lose here but Doom is going to give them a good fight before going down.

Diary Question:

How would everyone feel if I began using some internet articles in this diary as I have in more modern diaries? I know that the internet and world wide web were in it's infancy, if not non-existent. But I feel like it's a good way to convey some behind the scenes stories. I just don't want to pull my readers out of the story.

I´m ok with this

horseman4lyfe · July 18, 2016

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Larry Zbyszko vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments:After loosing to Sid, JYD is off to Larrlyland, Zbyszko has more value at this point even though they are both main eventers

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Buddy Landel vs. El Gigante

Comments: Just don't like El Gigante, but he probably has more value than Landel

10 Minute Time Limit Match

George South vs. Dustin Rhodes

Comments: George South doing what he does best J O B B I N G

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Wallstreet vs. Robert Gibson

Comments: The computer says Wallstreet wins, (who am I to argue with that)

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Arn Anderson and Barry Windham vs. The Young Pistols

Comments: Your horseman squash match

Non-Title Match

25 Minute Time Limit Match

Doom vs. Sting and Lex Luger

Comments: Don't see the Worlds champ and United States champ loosing

Comments On Diary In General: Maybe Anderson and Windham future tag team champs one day. Always thought Wallstreet or Taylor would have made either a good Television champ or maybe United states Tag team champions.

Beejus · July 18, 2016

Larry Zbyszko - JYD can pick up a jobber win on Main Event to get some momentum back.

El Gigante - He's a spectacle! Just look at the frying pan hands!

Dustin Rhodes - Easy win.

Michael Wallstreet - Can't see him winning the belt, but Wallstreet has some legs in the tournament.

Horsemen - Yep.

Sting/Luger - Probably by a DQ after the Horsemen attack or something.

I think that I would rather see this stay completely kayfabe. If you do want to bring in an "outside" type of report, an internet article would just seem odd, so maybe do it as a sort of newsletter deal.

James Casey · July 18, 2016

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="angeldelayette" data-cite="angeldelayette" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> Diary Question: How would everyone feel if I began using some internet articles in this diary as I have in more modern diaries? I know that the internet and world wide web were in it's infancy, if not non-existent. But I feel like it's a good way to convey some behind the scenes stories. I just don't want to pull my readers out of the story. </div></blockquote> Dirtsheets, angel, dirtsheets. Save the 'net for 1994 at the earliest - I think WCW embraced the web fairly early on, but pretty sure they weren't online in '91 <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Of course, any dirtsheet should never be more than 60% right, so there's scope for you to fake us out with the articles. And poor Tom Zenk. I was a minor fan of his at the time, and think he could have done a lot more in WCW, but it wasn't to be. I have a vague recollection of him being one of Bagwell's many and varied tag partners, but that may not have been a full-time deal.

angeldelayette · July 19, 2016

<div style="text-align:center;">Pro Wrestling Illustrated Arena Reports <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div style="text-align:center;"><div>WWF All American Wrestling Saturday Week 1 January 1991 ANGLE: Skit involving Dino Bravo and Paul Bearer...C- Marty Jannetty defeated Barry Hardy...D ANGLE: Backstage segment with Shawn Michaels, Slick and Jimmy Hart...C+ Tugboat defeated Virgil...C- The British Bulldog went to a no contest with Brian Knobbs...C <div style="text-align:center;">WWF Wrestling Challenge</div> Wednesday Week 2 January 1991 The Rockers defeated Power and Glory...C+ Brian Knobbs defeated The Mountie...C <div style="text-align:center;">WWF Superstars</div> Thursday Week 2 January 1991 ANGLE: Backstage segment with Rick Martel and Dino Bravo...C+ Rick Martel defeated Dino Bravo by DQ...B- ANGLE: Confrontation involving Mr. Perfect and Hulk Hogan...B Mr. Perfect went to a double DQ with Hulk Hogan...A</div></div><div></div></blockquote></div> === <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="thecoolestjedi12" data-cite="thecoolestjedi12" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Comments On Diary In General: I'm enjoying it!</div></blockquote> Thank you so much, thecoolestjedi12. I very much appreciate the kind words. I hope I can continue to make this one a popular one. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Uncrewed" data-cite="Uncrewed" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Diary Question: How would everyone feel if I began using some internet articles in this diary as I have in more modern diaries? I know that the internet and world wide web were in it's infancy, if not non-existent. But I feel like it's a good way to convey some behind the scenes stories. I just don't want to pull my readers out of the story.- I love it maggle!</div></blockquote> Thanks a lot, Uncrewed. I am still undecided on the whole internet thing. There's definitely some good ideas that have come up here. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Zergon" data-cite="Zergon" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>NWA World Television Title Tournament Match Round 1 10 Minute Time Limit Match Buddy Landel vs. El Gigante Comments: Not actually sure on this one, as while I´m pretty sure that Landel is the better guy to push by default (and yes, I don´t actually know for sure), big guys always have a chance to be pushed thanks to their size and menace. That said, while Landel did lose in last week, he was in a same match than Sting and in my books that´s better than not being seen at all so I go with Landel based on that. 15 Minute Time Limit Match Arn Anderson and Barry Windham vs. The Young Pistols Comments: You would think that I have read enough of diaries in this era by now to know for sure who Young Pistols are but apparently that isn´t the case (I do assume that it´s Tracy Smothers and Steve Armstrong though). Either way, I´m pretty certain it isn´t two face main eventers teaming together so should be win for the Horsemen. </div></blockquote> Thanks a lot for the comments, Zergon. I know that, to most, El Gigante is not a personal favorite. He has a lot to work on right now and as we move into the future. Will Buddy Landel or El Gigante win? Make sure you tune in to find out. The Young Pistols are, indeed, Tracy Smothers and Steve Armstrong. Another name they went by was the Southern Boys. They have definitely proven themselves to be a strong tag team. Win or lose, they will give the Horsemen a run for their money. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="horseman4lyfe" data-cite="horseman4lyfe" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Comments On Diary In General: Maybe Anderson and Windham future tag team champs one day. Always thought Wallstreet or Taylor would have made either a good Television champ or maybe United states Tag team champions.</div></blockquote> Thanks a lot for the comments, horseman4lyfe! Arn Anderson and Barry Windham could be future World Tag Team Champions. At Starrcade 1990, they went to a double pin with Doom. So they could definitely be in line for a future World Tag Team title shot. As far as Michael Wallstreet and Terrence Taylor go, they have a shot at the United States Tag Team titles at Clash of the Champions: Dixie Dynamite. Can the computer lead them to a victory over the Steiner Brothers? That is the question that will only be answered on TBS when the Clash airs. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Beejus" data-cite="Beejus" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I think that I would rather see this stay completely kayfabe. If you do want to bring in an "outside" type of report, an internet article would just seem odd, so maybe do it as a sort of newsletter deal.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="James Casey" data-cite="James Casey" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Dirtsheets, angel, dirtsheets. Save the 'net for 1994 at the earliest - I think WCW embraced the web fairly early on, but pretty sure they weren't online in '91 <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Of course, any dirtsheet should never be more than 60% right, so there's scope for you to fake us out with the articles.</div></blockquote> Hey Beejus and James Casey! Thanks a lot for the comments and for the predictions. The dirtsheets are definitely an interesting way to go and would keep in line with the times that the diary is being written. I do use The Wrestling Observer for the prediction listing and Pro Wrestling Illustrated for the Arena Reports. I could use one of them or another to create some interesting articles. Or if someone else would like to write an article, I would definitely be up for that. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="James Casey" data-cite="James Casey" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>And poor Tom Zenk. I was a minor fan of his at the time, and think he could have done a lot more in WCW, but it wasn't to be. I have a vague recollection of him being one of Bagwell's many and varied tag partners, but that may not have been a full-time deal.</div></blockquote> It is definitely a poor Tom Zenk. However, at the same time, he made the decision to work in Japan on that night rather than working for WCW. I am, also, a minor fan of the Z-Man. He was a decent worker, especially for tag teams. His team with Flyin' Brian was an excellent team. I know that he teamed with Rick Martel in the WWF. As far as his teaming with Bagwell? I don't remember that off-hand. I know Bagwell teamed with The Patriot, Scotty Riggs, 2 Cold Scorpio. Wikipedia says that Bagwell did team with Z-Man. But I am sure that team did not last very long.

Dawn · July 19, 2016

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Larry Zbyszko vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments:

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Buddy Landel vs. El Gigante

Comments:

10 Minute Time Limit Match

George South vs. Dustin Rhodes

Comments:

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Wallstreet vs. Robert Gibson

Comments:

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Arn Anderson and Barry Windham vs. The Young Pistols

Comments:

Non-Title Match

25 Minute Time Limit Match

Doom vs. Sting and Lex Luger

Comments:

justtxyank · July 19, 2016

Prediction Listing

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Larry Zbyszko vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments: Larry has a future, JYD doesn't.

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Buddy Landel vs. El Gigante

Comments: Honestly I could see this going either way because most players don't like Gigante, but he has some booking use and I HATE Landel.

10 Minute Time Limit Match

George South vs. Dustin Rhodes

Comments: Good solid win for Dustin.

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Wallstreet vs. Robert Gibson

Comments: Another one I could see go either way, but I pick Wallstreet.

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Arn Anderson and Barry Windham vs. The Young Pistols

Comments: Like the Young Pistols but not enough to get the win.

Non-Title Match

25 Minute Time Limit Match

Doom vs. Sting and Lex Luger

Comments: It being non-title makes this hard to pick. However, I don't think you'll have the desire to give a pinfall to Doom in this one.

Diary Question:

How would everyone feel if I began using some internet articles in this diary as I have in more modern diaries? I know that the internet and world wide web were in it's infancy, if not non-existent. But I feel like it's a good way to convey some behind the scenes stories. I just don't want to pull my readers out of the story.

I'd be against it. Immersion is important. Internet stories in 91 would be pretty defeating. I'd prefer Apter mag articles, PWI, Wrestling Observer, "radio recaps" etc. Anything but internet stories. <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

angeldelayette · July 21, 2016

<div style="text-align:center;">WCW SATURDAY NIGHT! Saturday Week 2 January 1991 Location: UIC Pavillion (Great Lakes) Attendance: 10,000 Overall Rating: B- TV Rating: 2.87 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/AlexandraYork.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/MichaelWallstreet.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/TerrenceTaylor.jpg http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/RickSteiner.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/ScottSteiner.jpg [WCW Saturday Night opens inside the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, Illinois with the entrance of The York Foundation! Alexandra York escorts out Michael Wallstreet and Terrence Taylor. She is carrying the laptop computer as she enters the ring. The crowd boos this unit as York is handed a microphone. Alexandra York says that in eleven days you will be looking at the brand new United States Tag Team champions. She says that she has been studying The Steiner Brothers and looking at their weaknesses as a tag team and as single individuals. She says that with the help of this computer, this laptop, she will give Michael Wallstreet and Terrence Taylor, the computerized men of the 1990's, all of the information they need to defeat The Steiner Brothers. She hands the microphone over to Michael Wallstreet. Wallstreet says that he cannot believe that some people call them the underdogs in this contest. They are not the underdogs. They are the top team in World Championship Wrestling. They are the best team in the United States. Wallstreet gets interrupted by the music of The Steiner Brothers! The crowd goes crazy as The Steiners race down to the ring and slide in under the bottom rope. Rick Steiner goes right after Terrence Taylor, Scott Steiner does battle with Michael Wallstreet. Punches are exchanged until Rick starts to get the advantage on Taylor. Rick catches Taylor with a Steiner-Line and out goes Taylor alongside Alexandra York. In the ring, Scott Steiner calls for the Frankensteiner! He sends Michael Wallstreet to the ropes but Taylor trips Wallstreet and drags him out of the ring to keep him from getting hit with the Frankensteiner. Rick jogs around the ring, barking. The crowd barks along with the Dog-Faced Gremlin before he drops on all fours. Scott stands above his brother, staring out toward The York Foundation. What a way to start the show. Michael Wallstreet will be in action later on against Robert Gibson in the first round of the NWA World Television title tournament.]</div><div style="text-align:right;"></div><div></div></blockquote> COMING TONIGHT! http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/ButchReed.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/RonSimmons.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/USPW_14/VS.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/Sting.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/LexLuger.jpg Match #1 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/LarryZbyszko.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/USPW_14/VS.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/JunkyardDog.jpg<div style="text-align:center;"></div> 10 Minute Time Limit Match Larry Zbyszko vs. Junkyard Dog [Our opening contest features the WCW debut of 'The Living Legend' Larry Zbyszko. Zbyszko is the self-proclaimed smartest man in wrestling at playing the human game of chess. This is a decent back and forth match between two men who could main event WCW Saturday Night. Zbyszko breaks up the momentum of JYD in the early going by moving outside the ring and pacing at ringside. JYD gets too close to the ropes, allowing Zbyszko to trip him and drag him outside the ring. He rams him head-first into the guardrail and then shoves him against the ring post. The crowd boos this tactic by the Living Legend. He brings the action back inside the ring where he picks up JYD and brings him down with a shoulderbreaker. Zbyszko yells at a fan in the front row before returning his attention to JYD. He yanks up the Dog and smashes him with a European Uppercut before moving in close to him -- Larryland Dreamer! He has the guillotine choke locked on JYD. The Dog has no choice but to submit.] Winner: Larry Zbyszko (Via Submission @ 9:51) Match Rating: B-</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/LanceRussell.jpg<div style="text-align:right;"></div> http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/LarryZbyszko.jpg http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/PaulEDangerously.jpg [Following the victory by Zbyszko, we move to the interview stage where we see Lance Russell. Russell welcomes The Living Legend Larry Zbyszko to the interview area. He congratulates Zbyszko on the victory. Zbyszko says that this was an easy victory because Junkyard Dog isn't smart enough to beat a Living Legend. He says that he earned the title of Living Legend because he has sold out arenas all over the world. He is the future NWA World Heavyweight champion. Paul E. Dangerously walks out from the back and steps into the interview area. Dangerously apologizes for interrupting a Living Legend but he has some business he needs to attend to with Larry Zbyszko. He says that a wrestler like Zbyszko can use proper representation to take him straight to the top of WCW. Dangerously offers Zbyszko a business card and tells him to think about it. Dangerously turns to leave but Zbyszko stops him from leaving. Zbyszko looks down to Dangerously for a moment. He asks Dangerously is this is an offer to join the Dangerous Alliance. Dangerously says that it is and Zbyszko says he doesn't have to think about it. Zbyszko offers a handshake to Dangerously and says he would be honored to join with the Dangerous Alliance. Therefore, tonight, Larry Zbyszko becomes the first person to join the Dangerous Alliance. Zbyszko says this interview is over and he walks away with Paul E. Dangerously.]</div></blockquote> Match #2 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/BuddyLandel.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/USPW_14/VS.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/ElGigante.jpg<div style="text-align:center;"></div> NWA World Television Title Tournament Match Round 1 10 Minute Time Limit Match Buddy Landel vs. El Gigante [Our second match of the evening is the first match in the NWA World Television title tournament. On one side is 'The Nature Boy' Buddy Landel. On the other side is the 7'7" El Gigante. At the sound of the bell, Landel goes right in after El Gigante. He chops the massive chest of the giant several times but El Gigante grabs Landel and tosses him into a corner. Gigante throws some heavy handed punches in the corner and then Irish whips Landel across the ring. Landel slams into the turnbuckle and falls to his knees, clutching his back. Gigante has the crowd on his side as he looks down at Landel. The Nature Boy rolls out of the ring and begins pacing at ringside. He slides back in before the ten count and charges toward Gigante -- overhead chop to the head sends Landel right back down to the mat. Gigante slowly smiles and reaches down, palming Landel's head with the Clawhold! He cinches the Claw on tight and Landel is forced to submit. El Gigante moves forward in the NWA World Television title tournament!] Winner: El Gigante (Via Submission @ 5:41) Match Rating: D-</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/GordonSolie.jpg<div style="text-align:right;"></div> http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/OwenHart.jpg [From the ring and a celebrating El Gigante, we move to the Wrestling News Network hosted by Gordon Solie. The Dean of Professional Wrestling talks about WCW action coming soon to an arena near you. In the ring next week on WCW Saturday Night we are going to see more action in the tournament to determine a new NWA World Television Champion. On that night we will see Owen Hart take on Lethal Larry along with Teddy Long. Solie turns us to some words from one of those contestants and that man is Owen Hart. Owen Hart is shown and he begins by saying that he has a lot of respect for his first round opponent in Lethal Larry. They don't call him soft Larry or forgiveness Larry. No, he's called Lethal Larry for a reason and that reason is his lethal Heart Punch that can stop a man's heart in an instant. That is why Hart says that he has no plans to be caught in the ring by Lethal Larry. He refuses to take a Heart Punch from Larry. Instead, he plans to catch Larry with the missile dropkick and advance in the tournament. He says that he has a legacy to live up to and he will live up to the Hart Legacy right here in the NWA, right here in WCW. He ends the segment by promising that next week he will have an answer for Paul E. Dangerously on his invitation to join the Dangerous Alliance. Will he join Paul E Dangerously or remain on his own? From there, we move back to the ring.]</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/Sting.jpg<div style="text-align:right;"></div> http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/BobBacklund.jpg [The crowd is excited as the NWA and WCW World Heavyweight Champion Sting comes out from the back as his music plays in the background. Sting high fives the fans in the front row and briefly poses for a picture before he climbs the stairs and enters the ring. He asks for and is given a microphone. He says that tonight he has come out to this ring for one purpose and that is to come face-to-face with the man who attacked him from behind last week. So, Bob Backlund, come on down to the ring and explain yourself. Sting paces the ring for a moment before Bob Backlund walks out from the back. He has on that American Apple Pie smile as he climbs the stairs and enters the ring. He asks for and is given a microphone. Sting and Backlund go face-to-face for a moment before Sting says that if Backlund apologizes for the attack last week then they can let bygones be bygones. He can forget about the attack and they can become friends again. Backlund asks Sting that all he has to do is apologize, huh? He just has to apologize for locking Sting in the Crossface Chickenwing? Well, before they get to that, Backlund says he has an announcement to make. He says that he has been speaking with the NWA and WCW Championship Committees. He says that they have granted him a title shot against Sting. That title shot will take place in eleven days at Clash of the Champions. Sting says that's fine. He says he will take on all comers. Backlund apologizes to Sting for the attack last week. He says that the attack is not who he is as a person, as a man. He is not the type of person that attacks a man from behind. Sting and Backlund shake hands and Sting turns to leave. Backlund, though, speaks to the back of Sting, saying that now he has the rematch he never got for the World title! He never submitted! He never gave up to lose that title! The announcers wonder just what Backlund is talking about. Backlund suddenly strikes Sting in the back of the head with a forearm smash. He grabs Sting and lifts him up, bringing him down with the Atomic Spinecrusher -- Crossface Chickenwing! He has Sting locked in the submission hold just like last week! Officials and wrestlers come out to break things up quickly. Backlund slowly releases the hold and exits the ring. He stares at his hands as he walks toward the back, seemingly in some type of a daze. What is going on with Bob Backlund?]</div></blockquote> Match #3 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/GeorgeSouth.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/USPW_14/VS.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/DustinRhodes.jpg<div style="text-align:center;"></div> 10 Minute Time Limit Match George South vs. Dustin Rhodes [Our third match of the evening is the WCW Saturday Night debut of 'The Natural' Dustin Rhodes as he takes on a veteran in George South. South gets an early advantage at the sound of the bell, knocking Rhodes back into a corner and throwing some punches to the head. He sends Rhodes across to the other side with an Irish whip. South moves in but Rhodes explodes out of the corner with a clothesline, bringing South to the mat. A second clothesline brings South right back down to the mat. Rhodes does a hand motion much like his father, waiting for South to get to his feet. He brings South back down with the Bionic Elbow. Rhodes plays to the crowd here in Chicago before lifting up South and shoving him back into a corner. Rhodes climbs up and begins raining punches down on George South. The crowd counts along with the punches until they reach ten. Instead of the tenth punch, Rhodes hits a Bionic Elbow on South. Rhodes drops down and gets South in a side headlock -- Running Bulldog out of the corner! Rhodes makes the cover, hooking the leg: One, Two, Three! Dustin Rhodes picks up a victory in his WCW Saturday Night debut!] Winner: Dustin Rhodes (Via Pinfall @ 6:09) Match Rating: D+</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/BigVanVader.jpg<div style="text-align:right;"></div> [A video begins to play and the video begins with a close-up shot of steam firing upward. The camera pulls back to reveal the helmet of the wrestler known as Big Van Vader. Standing behind it is the man known as Big Van Vader. He is raising the 'V' symbol with both hands, grunting and asking 'Who's the man?' The video cuts to clips of Big Van Vader wrestling here in WCW. Scenes from the 1990 Great American Bash are shown where Vader made his WCW debut against Z-Man. The very short match is shown in it's entirety. Vader is, then, shown against various enhancement talents, striking with heavy hitting forearm shots and then a series of Vader Bombs. A voiceover on the video informs us that Big Van Vader will be making his WCW return at the Clash of the Champions where he will step inside the ring with none other than Stan 'The Lariat' Hansen! What a match it should be between these two heavy hitters. Which man will walk away with a victory? Make sure you tune in to TBS in eleven days to find out at Clash of the Champions: Dixie Dynamite!]</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/TeddyLong.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/ButchReed.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/RonSimmons.jpg<div style="text-align:right;"></div> [We move to another video. This one is a pre-taped interview with Teddy Long and the NWA World Tag Team Champions Doom. Long says that tonight his team gets the opportunity to prove that they are better as a team than the NWA World Heavyweight and NWA United States Champions. Tonight, Sting and Lex Luger will be stepping in the ring with their Doom. He says that he knows that Sting won't be at his best after being locked in the Crossface Chickenwing, player, but that is not their fault. That was two whiteys stepping face-to-face with each other. If it ultimately helps the black men then you can call that reparations. Long says that after the match gets done tonight they can turn their attention to Tommy Rich and Ricky Morton. Neither of those two men deserve to step in the ring with Doom. So it feels like there is going to be a night off for Ron Simmons and Butch Reed in eleven days. So we will see you tonight, players.]</div></blockquote> Match #4 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/MichaelWallstreet.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/AlexandraYork.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/USPW_14/VS.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/RobertGibson.jpg<div style="text-align:center;"></div> NWA World Television Title Tournament Match Round 1 10 Minute Time Limit Match Michael Wallstreet vs. Robert Gibson [Our next match is another first round match of the NWA World Television title tournament. It features the in-ring return of Robert Gibson from his leg injury as he steps in the ring across from Michael Wallstreet of the York Foundation. The match has some decent back and forth wrestling action as Gibson tries to turn up the speed in the match. But Michael Wallstreet definitely wants to slow things down in the center of the ring. Wallstreet gets caught in the corner and Gibson goes for a dropkick in the corner but Wallstreet moves out of the way and Gibson kicks the corner. He grabs his knee in pain as he collapses to the mat. Wallstreet goes right after the knee. Wallstreet stomps on the knee and then lifts Gibson to his feet. He hooks in an abdominal stretch. The referee checks on Gibson and Wallstreet grabs the ropes for added leverage. Wallstreet is smart enough to release before the referee can see. This happens several times until the referee sees it and forces Wallstreet to break the hold. Wallstreet argues with the official and Gibson brings Wallstreet to the mat with a hip toss. Both men are slow to get to their feet and begin exchanging punches in the center of the ring. The crowd is solidly behind Gibson in this contest. Gibson strikes Wallstreet with an enzuigiri kick and then heads to the top turnbuckle. Alexandra York climbs on the apron, distracting Gibson. York and Gibson argue as Wallstreet pulls himself up. Wallstreet shakes the ropes and Gibson crotches himself on the turnbuckle. Wallstreet climbs up and hooks Gibson in position for the Wall Street Crash and he hits the Samoan drop off the second turnbuckle! Wallstreet makes the cover: One, Two, Three! Michael Wallstreet will face El Gigante in the second round!] Winner: Michael Wallstreet (Via Pinfall @ 6:15) Match Rating: C</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/GordonSolie.jpg<div style="text-align:right;"></div> http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/RicFlair.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/ArnAnderson.jpg [it's the Wrestling News Network once again. As we all know, this segment is hosted by the Dean of Professional Wrestling, Gordon Solie. Solie talks about the Clash of the Champions: Dixie Dynamite coming in eleven days. He mentions some of the matches that have been signed, including Sting defending the NWA World Heavyweight title against Bob Backlund, Lex Luger defending the NWA United States title against Sid Vicious and more. Another match that has just been signed will be Ric Flair and Arn Anderson taking on the team of Brian Pillman and El Gigante. Solie sends us to some pre-taped comments by those two Horsemen members. The video cuts to some comments by Ric Flair and Arn Anderson. Ric Flair begins by saying that in eleven days, the Horsemen are going to ride into the Clash of the Champions. Sid Vicious is going to win the United States title and the Nature Boy is going to ride with his Enforcer against the team of Flyin' Brian and El Gigante. Ric Flair says that the difference between the Horsemen and men like Flyin' Brian and El Gigante is that the Horsemen are winners. The Horsemen are champions. Flair says that he and The Enforcer have big houses on the big side of town. Anderson adds in that Ric Flair is right. He says that the Horsemen are sipping on champagne while men like Brian Pillman are drinking cheap beer. Anderson says that the Horsemen have the ability to chop down men like El Gigante. That's exactly what they're going to do at the Clash. With that, we head to the ring for our semi main event.]</div></blockquote> Match #5 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/ArnAnderson.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/BarryWindham.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/USPW_14/VS.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/TracySmothers.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/SteveArmstrong.jpg<div style="text-align:center;"></div> 15 Minute Time Limit Match Arn Anderson and Barry Windham vs. The Young Pistols [Two of the Four Horsemen in Arn Anderson and Barry Windham step in the ring against Tracy Smothers and Steve Armstrong. Early on during the match, the Young Pistols show some great tag team moves against the Horsemen. Armstrong goes for a sunset flip on Barry Windham but Windham does his best to stay standing. A dropkick from Tracy Smothers sends Windham down with the sunset flip but he kicks out at a two count. Armstrong gets to his feet quickly and ascends to the top turnbuckle. He leaps with a diving cross body but Windham drops down and Armstrong catches nothing but air and mat. Windham tags in The Enforcer and Arn Anderson goes right after Steve Armstrong. Anderson catches Armstrong with a couple of knees to the ribs and then lifts him up. Anderson spins and drops Armstrong with a Gourdbuster, scoring only a two count when Smothers breaks up the pinfall attempt. The Enforcer locks Armstrong in a hammerlock and then picks him up, dropping him with a scoop slam. The Young Pistols do manage some brief momentum during the match when Armstrong makes the hot tag to Smothers but The Horsemen quickly gain back the momentum with all four wrestlers in the ring. Arn Anderson catches Steve Armstrong with a Spinebuster and then drags his thumb across his throat. Anderson lifts Armstrong -- DDT! The Anderson DDT plants Steve Armstrong. Barry Windham catches Tracy Smothers with a lariat as Anderson covers Armstrong: One, Two, Three! A big win for the Four Horsemen tonight in Chicago, Illinois!] Winners: Arn Anderson and Barry Windham (Via Pinfall @ 11:42) Match Rating: B-</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/SidVicious.jpg<div style="text-align:right;"></div> http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/MissyHyatt.jpg [static fills the screen for a few moments before we are taken to a backstage area. The camera is hidden in this backstage area but picks up the view of Sid Vicious speaking with Missy Hyatt. It is obvious that neither of the two know that they are being taped. The two look very casual and the volume begins turning up slowly to pick up the words they are saying. Vicious can be heard telling Hyatt that he is the best member of the Four Horsemen. He says that he doesn't need any of the Horsemen and that they're all hanging on his coattails. He says that he should be the one receiving all the World title shots but that Ric Flair is holding him back. Hyatt just smiles and twirls her hair as she listens to Vicious brag about himself. Vicious says that the Horsemen need him a lot more than he needs them. Then he asks Missy Hyatt out on a date later that evening. Hyatt seems to be thinking about it for a moment and then she declines. She says that she might reconsider after the Clash if he wins the United States title. Vicious says that's exactly what is going to happen. Hyatt brushes his arm with her hand and then walks off as Vicious smiles.]</div></blockquote> COMING NEXT WEEK! http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/RicFlair.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/USPW_14/VS.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/BrianPillman.jpg Match #6 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/ButchReed.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/RonSimmons.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/TeddyLong.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/USPW_14/VS.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/Sting.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/LexLuger.jpg<div style="text-align:center;"></div> Non-Title Match 25 Minute Time Limit Match Doom vs. Sting and Lex Luger [it is main event time! During the entrances of the two teams, the announcers speculate as to the source of that hidden camera video shown a little bit earlier. It will definitely cause some friction within the Horsemen. But it's time for the main event where the NWA World Tag Team Champions Doom face off with the NWA World Heavyweight Champion Sting and NWA United States Champion Lex Luger. As soon as the bell sounds, Doom rushes right across the ring and attacks Sting and Luger. Luger gets tossed through the ropes to the floor at ringside and Doom focus on Sting, who is a little worse for wear after the assault by Bob Backlund earlier tonight. They send Sting to the ropes and drop him with a double clothesline. Butch Reed remains in the ring as Ron Simmons moves back to their corner. Reed lifts Sting and brings him down with a short-arm clothesline. The crowd boos as Doom remains in control throughout the early-going of the match. Reed and Simmons make use of frequent tags and double team moves to keep Sting down and in their corner. The All-American Ron Simmons picks up Sting and drops him with a Spinebuster. Simmons makes the cover: One, Two, Broken Up By Lex Luger. The referee steps over to escort Luger back to his corner and in comes Butch Reed. Doom hit Sting with a double flapjack. The crowd tries to show their support for Sting with clapping and stomping their feet. They chant his name, getting louder when Sting avoids a spear in the corner and Simmons strikes his shoulder hard against the ring post. Sting begins crawling toward the corner, the crowd and Lex Luger absolutely begging for a tag. Ron Simmons tags in Butch Reed and Reed rushes in but Sting leaps and tags in The Total Package!] [Lex Luger rushes in the ring and brings down Butch Reed with a clothesline! He has a clothesline for Ron Simmons, knocking Simmons to ringside. The Total Package kicks Reed in the gut and then lifts him in position for a delayed vertical suplex. All the blood rushes to the head of Reed before he is dropped with that perfect suplex by Luger. The Total Package lines himself up with Reed, waiting for Reed to get on his knees. He bounces off the ropes and is taken down with a football tackle by Ron Simmons! The crowd boos this blatant interference by Simmons and in comes Sting! The referee, though, grabs Sting and is forcing him to go back to his corner. Behind the referee's back, both members of Doom choke Luger on the middle rope. Ron Simmons exits the ring before the referee turns back around and Butch Reed grabs Luger by the legs. He catapults Luger into the turnbuckle but Luger grabs the top turnbuckle to stop from hitting it with his head. Reed stands up and turns around, being mowed down by a clothesline by Luger! Luger tags in Sting and in comes the NWA World Heavyweight Champion! Sting catches Reed with a one handed bulldog. He lifts Reed and Irish whips him into a neutral corner. Luger catches Ron Simmons with a powerslam as Sting rushes toward Reed -- Stinger Splash! Reed falls to the mat out of the corner and Sting grabs the legs. Sting turns Reed over into the Scorpion Deathlock while Luger lifts Simmons in the Human Torture Rack! The referee checks with Reed and then calls for the bell! What a victory here tonight!] Winners: Sting and Lex Luger (Via Submission @ 20:03) Match Rating: B-</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/Sting.jpghttp://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/shawkes/WCW_1991/LexLuger.jpg<div style="text-align:right;"></div> [Sting and Lex Luger pick up this huge victory over the NWA World Tag Team Champions Doom! They release their submission holds and the tag team champs roll out of the ring, joining with Teddy Long and heading to the back. Inside the ring, Sting and Luger are handed their respective title belts. They both celebrate on opposite sides with the crowd going absolutely wild for them. The two champions meet in the center of the ring and take turns raising each other's arms. The announcers say that this is all they have for you tonight from the UIC Pavilion. Make sure you tune in to the Power Hour this Friday night where two more matches in the NWA World Television title tournament will take place. Then, next week, right here on WCW Saturday Night, you will see Ric Flair take on Brian Pillman in one on one action! Sting and Lex Luger exit the ring and high five the fans. They pause in front of a camera to allow a fan to take a picture. See you on Friday night for the WCW Power Hour!]</div></blockquote></div>

angeldelayette · July 21, 2016

<div style="text-align:center;">Wrestling Observer Newsletter Prediction Contest <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This one is going to be run a little bit differently for me. Instead of every three months as I usually do, I will be running the prediction contest every single month. This could change as we move forward but right now I think this will be a fun way to do things. For those of you who might be new to my diaries and the way I handle prediction contests, here is a brief breakdown. The person or people who score the most correct in their predictions each week receive one win. These wins will reset at the end of the month which is the end of the prediction contest cycle. Here is how things stand following Week 2. 1. Beejus=2 Wins 2. horseman4lyfe=1 Win Uncrewed=1 Win justtxyank=1 Win Smasher1311=1 Win 6. KnowYourEnemy=0 Wins thecoolestjedi12=0 Wins Zergon=0 Wins</div></blockquote></div> === <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="justtxyank" data-cite="justtxyank" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>NWA World Television Title Tournament Match Round 1 10 Minute Time Limit Match Buddy Landel vs. El Gigante Comments: Honestly I could see this going either way because most players don't like Gigante, but he has some booking use and I HATE Landel. I'd be against it. Immersion is important. Internet stories in 91 would be pretty defeating. I'd prefer Apter mag articles, PWI, Wrestling Observer, "radio recaps" etc. Anything but internet stories. <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div></blockquote> I never understood the hatred that people have for El Gigante. While he is a limited worker because of his size, I think he could have done a lot more in WCW. With a little work and development, maybe he could become the next Andre The Giant. As far as the internet stuff goes, this is why I brought it up to the readers. I am definitely going to be looking at things like magazine articles, Wrestling Observer newsletters, etc.

angeldelayette · July 24, 2016

<div style="text-align:center;">WCW POWER HOUR! (B-Show) Friday Week 3 January 1991 Location: Memorial Auditorium (Mid Atlantic) Attendance: 3,217 Overall Rating: B TV Rating: .29 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div style="text-align:center;"><div>-World Television Title Tournament, Round 1: In a terrible match, Ranger Ross(D-) defeated El Cubano(D-) in 6:05 by pinfall with a fast roll up...D- -A video begins to play hyping the upcoming match between Big Van Vader and Stan Hansen at the Clash of the Champions next week. These two fine brawlers will battle to see who the best big man is in the business. Will it be the man from Texas or the man from Colorado? -In a bout that had terrible wrestling and non-existent crowd heat, Big Cat(D) & Madman(D) defeated Keith Hart(D-) and The Italian Stallion(D) in 6:09 when Big Cat defeated The Italian Stallion by pinfall with a Sidewalk Slam...D -The Wrestling News Network airs hosted by Gordon Solie. Solie discuses this coming WCW Saturday Night show, which will include a match between Brian Pillman and Ric Flair. Solie sends it to a pre-taped promo with Brian Pillman. Brian Pillman says that this match with Ric Flair is the biggest match of his career. He understands how great Flair is but Flair cannot fly with Pillman. Pillman says that he's looking to make an upset and get what would be the biggest win of his career so far. -In a bout that had decent wrestling but didn't have much heat, Tommy Rich(C+) defeated Dutch Mantell(D+) in 6:13 by pinfall with a Sitout Suplex Slam...C -With the match over, Tommy Rich begins to celebrate in the ring. His celebration is cut short with the arrival of Doom. The announcers explain that Ricky Morton is not in the building so Doom has Rich two on one. They catch him with a double team flying shoulder tackle and then stand over top of him. Butch Reed and Ron Simmons raise their NWA World Tag Team titles as Teddy Long looks on with pride at his team. -Through the use of a hidden camera, we come across Ric Flair and Arn Anderson talking backstage. They can be heard talking about Sid Vicious. Flair says that Vicious is big and dumb but he is strong. He is someone who you'd want on your side in a fight. But Anderson asks if they can trust him after what he said last Saturday night. Flair agrees with that and wonders just what they can do about that. Anderson talks about having a match so he turns and walks off to head to the ring. -World Television Title Tournament, Round 1: In a decent match, Arn Anderson(B+) defeated Dustin Rhodes(C-) in 9:31 by pinfall with a Spinning Spinebuster following interference from Ric Flair...B -With the victory, Arn Anderson celebrates in the ring. He raises four fingers as he says he will be the one who wins the World Television title into a camera. The announcers talk about this coming Saturday night as the show comes to a close.</div></div><div></div></blockquote></div>

angeldelayette · July 24, 2016

<div style="text-align:center;">Wrestling Observer Newsletter World Championship Wrestling <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>-WCW Saturday Night is coming to you taped from Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis Missouri. We are less than a week before Clash of the Champions live on TBS, The Super Station. What a main event we have this evening as the NWA World Heavyweight Champion is in non-title action. We will see Sting face off with one half of the Fabulous Freebirds, Michael Hayes. Hayes is a veteran of this business. But so is Sting. Who will gain some momentum as we heard toward the Clash of the Champions? Will Bob Backlund show up? -A match that was named last week will be a match that could be the main event any week. We will see Ric Flair step in the ring with Brian Pillman! Both of these men will be in War Games at WrestleWar on opposite sides in February. But these men, right now, are focused on this match tonight and then the match at the Clash of the Champions when Ric Flair will team with Arn Anderson to face Brian Pillman and El Gigante. This should be a great match between these two athletes. -We will have two matches in the NWA World Television title tournament. The first of those matches will be Sid Vicious facing off against Junkyard Dog in a rematch from a couple of weeks ago. Vicious won that match but there's a lot more at stake in this match as the winner moves on in the NWA World Television title tournament. The other match will feature Lethal Larry taking on second generation wrestler Owen Hart. Teddy Long will be in the corner of Lethal Larry during this match. Can he be the catalyst that Larry needs to defeat Owen and move on in the tournament? -Plus Larry Zbyszko, Paul E. Dangerously, Bob Backlund, Dan Spivey and more. Make sure you tune in! BE THERE!</div></blockquote></div> Prediction Listing Non-Title Match 15 Minute Time Limit Match Barry Windham vs. Lex Luger Comments: NWA World Television Title Tournament Match Round 1 10 Minute Time Limit Match Sid Vicious vs. Junkyard Dog Comments: 10 Minute Time Limit Match Dan Spivey vs. Pez Whatley Comments: NWA World Television Title Tournament Match Round 1 10 Minute Time Limit Match Lethal Larry vs. Owen Hart Comments: 20 Minute Time Limit Match Ric Flair vs. Brian Pillman Comments: Non-Title Match 20 Minute Time Limit Match Michael Hayes vs. Sting Comments: Comments On Diary In General:

Uncrewed · July 24, 2016

Non-Title Match

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Barry Windham vs. Lex Luger

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NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Sid Vicious vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments:

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Dan Spivey vs. Pez Whatley

Comments:

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Lethal Larry vs. Owen Hart

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20 Minute Time Limit Match

Ric Flair vs. Brian Pillman

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Non-Title Match

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Hayes vs. Sting

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Beejus · July 24, 2016

Barry Windham - This would be a big win for the Horseman, and probably slot Barry right into title contention.

Sid Vicious - JYD stands no chance.

Dan Spivey - DANGEROUSSSSS

Owen Hart - Hart can be pushed pretty hard.

Ric Flair - Looking like a good night to be a Horseman.

Sting - No big win for Hayes.

The Backlund stuff has been pretty interesting so far. But I laughed hardest at Sid asking Missy on a date. Because I can't imagine him doing it all smooth and suave like Flair or Luger could, our boy Sid would just stop what he was talking about and scream "HEY MISSY! LET'S HAVE A DATE!"

Dawn · July 25, 2016

Lex Luger

Sid Vicious

Dan Spivey

Owen Hart

Ric Flair

Sting

Zergon · July 25, 2016

Non-Title Match

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Barry Windham vs. Lex Luger

Comments: Could go either way but with Sid apparently being in a storyline (which likely leads him leaving Horsemen) and being challenger for Lex, Barry kind of seems the current fall guy for the group as he seems to be the one who doesn´t have much going on and thus I figure that Lex is the more important guy at the moment, espesially since he´s the US champ as well.

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Sid Vicious vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments: I could see Arn and Flair distracting Sid here just to remind him were he stands (thought it´s probably too early for that) plus Sid likely ain´t going that far on this tournament since he´s already challenging Luger for US belt. That said, I just don´t see Dog being the one going over Sid so I guess Sid gets at least to second round.

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Dan Spivey vs. Pez Whatley

Comments: May the bigger man win.

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Lethal Larry vs. Owen Hart

Comments: Owen gets to second round.

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Ric Flair vs. Brian Pillman

Comments: Pillman is good and all but there´s not much question on this one.

Non-Title Match

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Hayes vs. Sting

Comments: Pretty much same thing here than on semi-final, Hayes ain´t bad by any means but he´s not a top draw like Sting either.

horseman4lyfe · July 25, 2016

<div style="text-align:left;">Non-Title Match

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Barry Windham vs. Lex Luger

Comments:could go either way, but with Luger facing Sid at the clash, don't see him loosing here

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Sid Vicious vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments:The dog gets THUMPED, by the big man, poor JYD

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Dan Spivey vs. Pez Whatley

Comments: Good squash match for the Dangerous one

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Lethal Larry vs. Owen Hart

Comments: Owen has more value at this point

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Ric Flair vs. Brian Pillman

Comments: Can't have 2 Horsemen loosing, Pillman will give Ric A good match though

Non-Title Match

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Hayes vs. Sting

Comments: The Freebird gets stung

Comments On Diary In General: Enjoy everything going on. Can't wait for the Hansen and Vader collision. As good ol JR would say "This is gonna be a slobberknocker"</div>

justtxyank · July 27, 2016

Prediction Listing

Non-Title Match

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Barry Windham vs. Lex Luger

Comments: DQ win probably, but this is the first match I feel really uneasy picking!

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Sid Vicious vs. Junkyard Dog

Comments: Poor JYD losing every week!

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Dan Spivey vs. Pez Whatley

Comments: I'm a Spivey fan.

NWA World Television Title Tournament Match

Round 1

10 Minute Time Limit Match

Lethal Larry vs. Owen Hart

Comments: Owen will be the fan favorite, but it's way too early for him to get this type of win. Larry is main event level talent still.

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Ric Flair vs. Brian Pillman

Comments: Pillman looks strong in defeat.

Non-Title Match

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Michael Hayes vs. Sting

Comments: I'm just not a fan of 90s Freebirds personally and Sting can't drop a match to fat Michael Hayes.

Comments On Diary In General: I'm just here for the Lariat.

James Casey · July 27, 2016

Barry Windham vs. Lex Luger More in hope than expectation - Windham is one of my all-time favourites

Sid Vicious vs. Junkyard Dog Dog is here to put someone like Sid over

Dan Spivey vs. Pez Whatley Pistol whipped

Lethal Larry vs. Owen Hart Hail to the King

Ric Flair vs. Brian Pillman Draw

Michael Hayes vs. Sting Owwwww!

Comments On Diary In General: Poor Tom Zenk. And push Barry Windham!

angeldelayette · July 28, 2016

<div style="text-align:center;">Pro Wrestling Illustrated Arena Reports <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div style="text-align:center;"><div>WWF All American Wrestling Saturday Week 2 January 1991 Tanaka defeated Al Burke...D+ ANGLE: Skit involving Jimmy Hart and Shawn Michaels...C+ Jerry Sags defeated The Warlord...C- Brian Knobbs went to a no contest with The Mountie...C <div style="text-align:center;">WWF Wrestling Challenge</div> Wednesday Week 3 January 1991 Jerry Sags went to a no contest with The Mountie...C Saba Simba and Dino Bravo defeated Virgil and The Warlord by DQ...C- <div style="text-align:center;">WWF Superstars</div> Thursday Week 3 January 1991 ANGLE: Brawl involving The Ultimate Warrior and The Million Dollar Man...B Tugboat defeated Kato...C- ANGLE: Confrontation involving Hulk Hogan and The Barbarian...B- The Barbarian defeated Hulk Hogan by DQ...B</div></div><div></div></blockquote></div> === <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Beejus" data-cite="Beejus" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>The Backlund stuff has been pretty interesting so far. But I laughed hardest at Sid asking Missy on a date. Because I can't imagine him doing it all smooth and suave like Flair or Luger could, our boy Sid would just stop what he was talking about and scream "HEY MISSY! LET'S HAVE A DATE!"</div></blockquote> Hey Beejus! Thanks for the predictions and comments. Glad you're enjoying the Bob Backlund stuff. Things are going to get rather interesting with him and Sting as we move forward. Certain things are going to start to fall into place(I hope). The Sid thing definitely makes me laugh, especially the way you wrote it! LOL. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="horseman4lyfe" data-cite="horseman4lyfe" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:left;">Comments On Diary In General: Enjoy everything going on. Can't wait for the Hansen and Vader collision. As good ol JR would say "This is gonna be a slobberknocker"</div></div></blockquote> Hey horseman4lyfe. Thanks for the predictions and comments. Glad you're enjoying things so far. The match between Hansen and Vader is definitely going to be a good old fashioned brawl. Who will come out on top? If anyone? Make sure you tune in to the Superstation to find out! <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="justtxyank" data-cite="justtxyank" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Non-Title Match 15 Minute Time Limit Match Barry Windham vs. Lex Luger Comments: DQ win probably, but this is the first match I feel really uneasy picking! Comments On Diary In General: I'm just here for the Lariat. </div></blockquote> Hey justtxyank! Thanks for the predictions and the comments. Glad to see I stuck a match in there that made you a little uneasy in predicting it. A lot of the matches on television back in these days, of course, were ultimately squashes. But there were definitely some competitive matches, which I am trying to throw in there without making it seem too unrealistic. As far as the Lariat goes, I will say that he is still under contract with AJPW and that makes him unavailable for WCW Saturday Night or WCW Power Hour. I haven't completely decided what I'm going to do with Mr. Hansen just yet overall. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="James Casey" data-cite="James Casey" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Comments On Diary In General: Poor Tom Zenk. And push Barry Windham!</div></blockquote> Hey James Casey. Thanks for the comments and predictions. I definitely felt bad for what I did to Tom Zenk but there was definitely a reason why I felt the need to get the title belt off from his waist in that type of segment. As far as Barry Windham goes, I am definitely a fan of his and he can go far, especially as one of my Horsemen since I am a big Horsemen fan. How high is far? Well, we'll just have to tune in to the Superstation and find out.

angeldelayette · July 30, 2016

WCW SATURDAY NIGHT!

Saturday Week 3 January 1991

Location: Kiel Auditorium (Mid West)

Attendance: 9,300

Overall Rating: B

TV Rating: 3.02

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[WCW Saturday Night is coming to you from Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis! We are less than a week away from Clash of the Champions. The show begins with the arrival of the NWA and WCW World Heavyweight Champion Sting! The man called Sting greets the fans at ringside and gives them high fives before he enters the ring, listening to a chant of 'Sting' from the crowd. Sting paces inside the ring and then says that this Wednesday night, live on the Superstation, he is going to face one of the biggest challenges of his career when he steps in the ring with Bob Backlund. He talks about the achievements of Bob Backlund, including being an accomplished amateur wrestler and a graduate of North Dakota State University. He says that Backlund is an accomplished World Champion and a former three time NWA Western States Heavyweight Champion. He has done it all except hold the NWA World Heavyweight title. When Wednesday finishes, Bob Backlund STILL will not hold the NWA World Heavyweight title. He says that the man he once knew would never attack someone from behind. He says that the man that he once knew would look a man in the face and wrestle him, not attack him. At Clash of the Champions, that is exactly what is going to happen. There is going to be a wrestling match. There is going to be a -- Sting pauses as 'Badstreet USA' begins to play. He looks a little annoyed as all eyes turn to the top of the ramp.]

[Michael Hayes and Diamond Dallas Page strut their way down to the ring, stepping inside and looking across at an upset Sting. Sting asks Hayes exactly what he wants here tonight. Hayes says that there was an accident on Badstreet USA and his partner, Jimmy 'Jam' Garvin, is going to be gone for awhile. That means that Michael 'P.S.' Hayes is on his own when he steps in the ring. Of course he has backup in DDP but in the ring he is going to get the job done by himself. That is why he wants to step in the ring in singles competition with the man who the NWA considers the best. That means he has to step in the ring with Sting. Sting says that he has always been a fighting champion. But he cannot speak for the NWA so he cannot guarantee a World title match. Hayes says that he always knew that Sting was a coward but he'll accept a non title match against Sting. He says that he's going to walk Sting down Badstreet USA and bring him into the low-rent district, which is truly where Sting belongs despite what the NWA might say. He says that when he puts Sting in a tenement and it crashes down around him, he's going to know the power of the Freebird. Diamond Dallas Page steps in and gets in the face of Sting. DDP says that Sting's going to feel the bang. He lifts a hand and punches Sting, knocking him backward. Sting fires back with a punch. Sting fires another punch! Another one knocks him backward. Michael Hayes turns and clips Sting in the left knee. That's the one he had reconstructive surgery on! Hayes stomps on the knee again and again as Sting grabs the knee. Diamond Dallas Page exits the ring and grabs a folding chair, sliding it in the ring. Hayes positions the chair on the mat and then pulls up Sting. He locks him in -- Freebird DDT on the chair! Sting is down and out and hurt. Will he even be able to wrestle Michael Hayes later on tonight? Hayes and Page celebrate before exiting the ring as EMTs and officials check on Sting. What a big way to start WCW Saturday Night!]

COMING AT THE CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS!

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Match #1

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Non-Title Match
15 Minute Time Limit Match
Barry Windham vs. Lex Luger

[Our opening match this evening is a match that could be a main event anywhere in this country. A member of the Horsemen, Barry Windham, takes on a former member of the Horsemen and the current NWA United States Champion 'The Total Package' Lex Luger! As can be expected, this is a back and forth match from the early going. The two men exchange blows in the center of the ring before Luger brings Windham down with a clothesline. He picks up Windham and lifts him in the press slam, sending him crashing to the mat. Luger flexes in the center of the ring as Windham backs into a corner. Luger moves in and Windham grabs him and shoves him into the corner. Windham throws some punches and then lifts Luger in a vertical suplex, bringing Luger crashing to the mat. Windham picks Luger back up and brings him down with a belly-to-back suplex, bridging and scoring a two count. The momentum shifts when Windham sets Luger up for a Superplex but Luger manages to block it. He throws some punches, shoving Windham to the mat. Luger drops down and strikes Windham with several running clotheslines in a row. The Total Package gets momentum from the crowd as Windham gets to his feet. Luger picks up Windham and drops him with a twisting brainbuster. Luger signals for the Human Torture Rack. He yanks Windham up but Windham rakes the face of Luger. Windham bounces off the ropes -- Scoop Powerslam! Luger hooks the leg: One, Two, Three! A big win for the United States Champion, the Total Package.]

Winner: Lex Luger (Via Pinfall @ 10:52)
Match Rating: B-

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[The fans watching at home are treated to a video featuring Big Van Vader and Stan Hansen. These two big men are going to meet at Clash of the Champions to determine the best heavy hitter in professional wrestling today. The arrival of Big Van Vader to WCW is shown when he took on the Z-Man at Great American Bash 1990. The match took less than three minutes as Vader absolutely destroyed the former World Television Champion. From there, we are shown Stan Hansen fighting against Lex Luger at Halloween Havoc 1990. He, of course, won the United States title from Luger during that match. Now, these two tough athletes will go one on one at the Clash. Which man will walk away from this contest and which man will be carried out? Make sure you tune in to Clash of the Champions to find out!]

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[As we return to the ring, Paul E. Dangerously is standing in the middle of the ring. He welcomes everyone to the most dangerous place in professional wrestling, The Danger Zone. He introduces himself to the audience and says that tonight is going to be one of the biggest nights in professional wrestling. He says that tonight is going to be the night when he adds the latest addition to the Dangerous Alliance. He introduces the guest to the Danger Zone and the man who will be the latest addition to the Dangerous Alliance: Owen Hart! The crowd is absolutely in shock as Hart walks out from the back. He gets a mixed reaction as he high fives a few fans along the way to the ring. Hart slides inside the ring and asks for a microphone. Dangerously begins welcoming Hart but Hart immediately tells him to shut up. Hart tells Dangerously that tonight he put the cart before the horse. He says that he never gave Dangerously an answer as to whether he would join the Dangerous Alliance. However, with what Dangerously just said, he has an answer. That answer is that he is going to stay on his own here in WCW. So his answer is no. Dangerously calls Hart a fool and says that he's just like the other members of his family. The two men begin yelling at each other as someone sneaks his way down to the ring and slides in behind Owen Hart.]

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[As Owen Hart grabs Paul E. Dangerously by the lapels of his suit jacket, Larry Zbyszko slides in the ring under the bottom rope. The fans here in the Kiel try to warn Owen Hart of the impending danger and they succeed as Hart dodges to the side, releasing Dangerously in the process. Hart turns and begins throwing punches to Zbyszko! The Living Legend is in shock as the younger wrestler has the advantage. Hart knocks Zbyszko back into a corner and then climbs up. He raises a fist and begins raining them down on Zbyszko! The crowd counts along to the tune of ten right hands before Hart drops back down and is blasted from behind by Paul E. Dangerously and that cell phone. Wires and cell phone bits litter the ring as Zbyszko quickly grabs Hart and locks in the Larryland Dreamer. He's taking Owen Hart to Larryland with the guillotine choke. Zbyszko finally releases and drops Hart to the mat. He checks on Dangerously before setting up Owen Hart in a piledriver position. Dangerously grabs a microphone and says that this is what happens when you have too many guts and too little brain. He says that this is what happens when you mess with the Dangerous Alliance. Zbyszko plants Hart on his head with the piledriver. Hart may have suffered a broken neck! Zbyszko stands up and Dangerously raises Zbyszko's arm. Owen Hart is scheduled to wrestle here tonight against Lethal Larry. Will Hart even be able to compete? Or will he have to forfeit his spot in the TV title tournament? The announcers promise an update as soon as they receive word.]

Match #2

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NWA World Television Title Tournament Match
Round 1
10 Minute Time Limit Match
Sid Vicious vs. Junkyard Dog

[Our second match of the evening is a first round contest in the NWA World Television title tournament. One of the Four Horsemen, Sid Vicious, steps in the ring with a crazed dog in the form of Junkyard Dog. The match is a lot more even this time around than some might have thought. One aspect of the match that is surprising is that when JYD had Vicious down on the mat, he headed to the top rope. He caught Vicious with a diving headbutt off the top turnbuckle but only scored a two count as Vicious managed to kick out. During the match, the referees discuss what Sid Vicious said last week in that hidden camera video. They wonder just what the Horsemen have planned to handle their own business. Vicious catches fire late in the contest, catching JYD with a couple of big clotheslines before grabbing him around the throat where that dog collar is. He lifts JYD up and then brings him down in a devastating chokeslam. What power shown by Vicious. The Horsemen member calls for the Power Bomb and the announcers are in almost disbelief as Vicious lifts JYD and then brings him down hard with the Power Bomb. Vicious places a hand on the chest of JYD: One, Two, Three! Sid Vicious advances in the NWA World Television title tournament, leaving JYD pondering his career choices!]

Winner: Sid Vicious (Via Pinfall @ 5:46)
Match Rating: C

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[it is time, once again, for everyone to tune in to the Wrestling News Network hosted by Gordon Solie. Solie's main focus is on the matches that were signed for the Clash of the Champions this Wednesday night. He runs down a card that includes Sting defending the NWA World Heavyweight title against Bob Backlund, Lex Luger defending the United States title against current Horsemen Sid Vicious, Big Van Vader taking on Stan Hansen and many more contests that will be live on the Superstation TBS. Solie says that he would like to send things to the man who will challenge Sting at the Clash: Bob Backlund. Bob Backlund is shown in front of a WCW logo. He looks in the camera and talks about the fact that he has been denied his rematch for the World title for nearly ten years. He says that he will no longer be denied his match this Wednesday night when he steps in the ring with Sting for the NWA World Heavyweight title. He says that Sting put a lot of his accolades out there earlier tonight. He is a former amateur wrestling genius. He has won titles in every promotion in which he has plied his craft. That is not going to change here in WCW, here in the NWA. He says that Wednesday night he is walking out as the NWA World Heavyweight Champion and he's going to make WCW great! Backlund drops down in a wrestling stance as we move back to the ring for our next encounter.]

Match #3

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10 Minute Time Limit Match
Dan Spivey vs. Pez Whatley

[sadly, this match was one-sided from the opening bell. That one side is on the side of 'Dangerous' Dan Spivey. The former Skyscraper attacks Pez Whatley from the opening bell, sending him back in a corner and driving shoulders into the ribs of Whatley. He sends Whatley across the ring into the opposite corner where he follows in with a corner clothesline. Whatley crashes to the mat and Spivey puts a boot in Whatley's throat, using the ropes for leverage. Spivey breaks the hold before the five count that would have disqualified him. He lifts Whatley up and sends him to the ropes -- sidewalk slam sends Whatley to the mat once again. Spivey paces the ring briefly before picking up Whatley. He sends Whatley to the ropes -- big boot to the skull and Whatley drops to the mat. Spivey looks around and then gives the thumbs down symbol. He picks up Whatley and brings him crashing to the mat one more time with the Spivey Spike, his version of a DDT. Spivey places both hands on the chest of Whatley: One, Two, Three!]

Winner: Dan Spivey (Via Pinfall @ 5:34)
Match Rating: D+

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[When the ring is cleared, all four members of the Four Horsemen begin walking down to the ring. All four men enter the ring with Sid Vicious stepping over the top rope to enter the ring. Ric Flair takes a microphone and says that tonight he has called forth a meeting of the Four Horsemen to be done right here in the middle of the ring. Flair says that they need to have a discussion about Sid's words last week. Flair says that, last week, Sid said he did not need the Four Horsemen. Vicious speaks up, saying that he was trying to impress Missy Hyatt last week. He was going to continue but he is interrupted by Barry Windham. Windham says that because of Sid's words last week, they cannot trust him to be a Horsemen member. Windham looks to Flair for a moment and Flair gives a nod before Windham continues. Windham tells Vicious that there are two ways that they can handle this. The first way is that Vicious can apologize and walk away from this ring under his own power. The harder way is that Vicious can refuse to apologize and the Horsemen here beat the apology out of him. Either way, Sid Vicious is no longer a Horseman. Vicious steps up to Barry Windham. Vicious looks down at Windham from his height for several long moments. He takes the microphone and says 'I'm sorry.' He tosses the microphone down and steps over the top rope and then down to ringside. Without another word or a look back, Vicious walks down the ramp toward the back. The rest of the Horsemen watch him go until he disappears in the back. Shortly thereafter, the Horsemen follow him to the back.]

Match #4

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NWA World Television Title Tournament Match
Round 1
10 Minute Time Limit Match
Lethal Larry vs. Owen Hart

[During the entrance of Lethal Larry, we are shown the attack by Larry Zbyszko on his opponent Owen Hart earlier tonight. Teddy Long and Lethal Larry enter the ring and Long tells the referee to begin the count. Before the referee can get to three, Owen Hart comes out from the back, holding his neck. He walks out as fast as he can and makes it to the ring before the ten count. Lethal Larry attacks him as soon as the bell sounds, going right after the neck area of Owen Hart. Larry catches him in a swinging neckbreaker early and makes the cover: One, Two, Kickout! The crowd cheers as Owen Hart somehow kicked out of the pinfall. Cameron continues his beat down of Hart, lifting him up and bringing him back down to the mat with a jumping clothesline. Larry tosses Hart out of the ring and joins him at ringside. He rams Hart back-first into the ring apron and then begins arguing with a fan in the front row. The two seem ready to get physical before Teddy Long calms things down. Larry returns his attention back to Hart, tossing him back inside the ring. Larry sets up Hart for the Heart Punch but Hart blocks the punch and strikes Larry with a few punches and a dropkick! Hart gets the crowd behind him as he begins to make his comeback. Teddy Long cannot believe it as Hart hits Larry with the Russian Legsweep. Hart climbs to the second turnbuckle and drops a forearm on the head of Larry before Teddy Long climbs up on the apron. Long argues with the referee and then with Owen Hart. Hart seems ready to slug Long but Hart moves when Larry comes in from behind. Larry accidentally knocks Long off the apron and Hart rolls up Larry from behind, ending in a jackknife style pinfall: One, Two, Three! Somehow, Owen Hart advances to the second round!]

Winner: Owen Hart (Via Pinfall @ 6:27)
Match Rating: D+

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[Owen Hart has scored a very improbable victory tonight but he is assaulted from behind as he begins his celebration. The forearm strike comes courtesy of the first member of the Dangerous Alliance, Larry Zbyszko! The Living Legend is standing in the ring alongside his manager Paul E. Dangerously. The announcers let everyone know that this Wednesday night, Owen Hart will get his opportunity for revenge as he takes on Larry Zbyszko one on one at the Clash of the Champions. Zbyszko tosses Hart out of the ring and joins him at ringside, sending Hart into the guardrail. He begins choking Hart on the top of the guardrail as officials come running in from the back. The officials give Zbyszko a warning and he finally releases as Hart gasps for breath. Owen Hart uses the guardrail to stay on his feet as Larry Zbyszko and Paul E. Dangerously are led to the backstage area. Owen Hart has shown a lot of heart this evening.]

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[We are taken from the ringside area to the interview stage. Standing there by himself is Tony Schiavone. Schiavone thanks everyone for watching WCW Saturday Night on the Superstation. He introduces his guest at this time, Flyin' Brian Pillman! Pillman walks out from the back and high fives some fans in the front row as he makes his way to the interview stage. Schiavone says it's good to see him here and then makes mention of his match tonight with Ric Flair. Pillman says that this is the biggest match of his career. He is going one on one with the Nature Boy. He talks about being the one to finally walk that aisle against one of the best wrestlers in the business. But he's also the dirtiest player in the game. Pillman says that he has to watch out for everything that Ric Flair can dish out. He says that he's worried about it not just being Ric Flair there. There's also the Horsemen, Arn Anderson and Barry Windham. There will always be the Horsemen when it comes to Ric Flair. Pillman says that you never get a clean fight and a clear winner when the Horsemen interfere. Well, tonight, he says that he's planning to turn all of their plans upside down. Pillman says that tonight he is going to risk the fall just to know what it feels like to fly. He turns and walks off, heading toward the ring because his match with Ric Flair is next!]

Match #5

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20 Minute Time Limit Match
Ric Flair vs. Brian Pillman

[Our semi main event is a match that could be the main event here in the Kiel Auditorium. On one side of the ring is Ric Flair, along with The Enforcer Arn Anderson. He steps in the ring taking on the man known as Flyin' Brian! The opening minute of the contest features back and forth wrestling by both men on the ground and standing up. Around the end of the opening minute, Flair and Pillman begin exchanging chops to the chest. Pillman gets the advantage and sends Flair out of the ring. Pillman climbs to the top turnbuckle and catches both Ric Flair and Arn Anderson with a diving cross body outside the ring! Pillman stands up and plays to the crowd for a moment. Then he grabs Flair and tosses him inside the ring, joining him quickly. As Pillman maintains the advantage, the announcers remind everyone that at the Clash of the Champions this Wednesday night live on the Superstation, Brian Pillman will be teaming with El Gigante to take on Ric Flair and Arn Anderson. The momentum shifts when Pillman slips off the top turnbuckle, striking his knee on the mat. He backs into the corner, holding his knee. The referee steps in, asking Pillman if he can continue and Pillman says he can. Flair comes over and strikes Pillman with a kick to the knee. He pulls Pillman up in the corner and lays into him with three straight knife-edge chops. Flair grabs Pillman and lifts him up -- Shinbreaker! Pillman goes down on the mat and Flair yanks hard on the leg. Then The Nature Boy moves in and goes for the Figure Four -- Pillman rolls him up in a small package:]

[....1....

....2....

...Kickout!]

[Despite the small package made by Brian Pillman, Ric Flair maintains his control during the next few minutes. He spends them focused on the knee of Pillman, even using the ring post as a weapon. He slams Pillman's knee hard against the post and Pillman cries out in pain. Flair gets up and begins strutting around the ring, drawing in boos from this crowd here in St. Louis. Flair returns his focus to Pillman and around the thirteen minute mark, he drops a knee across the forehead of Pillman and then pulls him up, locking him into a sleeper. Pillman reverses the sleeper with a jawbreaker and the crowd begins clapping, trying to bring the high flying wrestler back into this match. Both men get to their feet and Pillman sends Flair into the turnbuckle -- Flair flips up and over and then runs along the apron, climbing the opposite side. Pillman is there to meet him and knocks Flair down, crotching him on the top turnbuckle. Pillman tosses Flair down on the mat and then moves to the outside. Pillman is standing there on the apron, waiting for Flair to get to his feet. Pillman leaps up on the top rope and Arn Anderson is there, knocking Pillman to the mat before he can hit the Air Pillman. Ric Flair has the attention of the referee so the outside interference isn't seen! Flair moves in and pulls on the leg of Brian Pillman -- Figure Four Leglock! Flair leans back in the hold with Pillman shaking his head, refusing to quit. The referee is right in position to ask. After about thirty seconds, Pillman has no choice but to submit.]

Winner: Ric Flair (Via Submission @ 17:24)
Match Rating: B

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[Ric Flair is refusing to release the Figure Four Leglock that he still has on Brian Pillman! Flyin' Brian is writhing on the mat as the referee warns Flair. In comes Arn Anderson and down comes Barry Windham! The remaining Horsemen enter the ring and Anderson grabs the referee, throwing him out of the ring. Ric Flair could possibly break Brian Pillman's leg right here on WCW Saturday Night! Barry Windham drops down and begins throwing punches to the tied up leg of Pillman. Flair finally releases the Figure Four and begins ordering around the other Horsemen. Arn Anderson slides out of the ring and grabs a chair, sliding it in. Barry Windham works to tie up Pillman's knee in the chair! They couldn't be looking to end this young man's career, could they? Before they can do that, though, out from the back comes the huge El Gigante! The 7'7" Argentine wrestler climbs up on the apron and is approached by Arn Anderson! Gigante strikes Anderson with a big chop as he enters the ring by stepping over the top rope. He clotheslines down Barry Windham and then turns to Ric Flair, who is perched on the second turnbuckle. Gigante grabs Flair and body slams him off the second turnbuckle! Gigante looks down and unhooks the chair from Brian Pillman's knee. The Horsemen roll out of the ring to regroup. Seeing El Gigante with the chair, they choose the smart route of heading to the back. When things are clear, El Gigante exits the ring and picks up Brian Pillman, carrying him to the back.]

COMING AT CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS

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Match #6

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Non-Title Match
20 Minute Time Limit Match
Michael Hayes vs. Sting

[it is main event time and what a main event contest we have for you this evening. On one side of the ring, we have a great tag team wrestler and great wrestler in general, Michael Hayes. On the other side, we have the current NWA World Heavyweight Champion in Sting. After Hayes confers with Diamond Dallas Page, he meets Sting in the center of the ring. The bell sounds and a fistfight immediately breaks out between the two wrestlers. Hayes catches Sting with a hard left hand, staggering him backward. Hayes clotheslines Sting to the mat and keeps on the champion. A few stomps to the head keep Sting down and Hayes begins choking the champion with his boot on the throat as the referee begins a five count. Hayes breaks before the five count can complete. He glances at the referee and then pulls Sting up and brings him down in a hard vertical suplex. Hayes does a Freebird strut before he makes the cover: One, Two, Kickout! The announcers talk about Hayes wasting too much time doing the strut. Hayes lifts Sting up and Irish whips him into the corner. He charges in but catches a boot from Sting! Hayes staggers back and then rushes the corner one more time but he takes another boot from Sting. Sting brings Hayes down with a one handed bulldog. Sting releases a howl and heads to the top turnbuckle as Hayes is slow to get to his feet. Hayes staggers around and Sting catches him with a diving cross body in the ring. Sting hooks the leg:]

[....1....

....2....

..Foot On The Bottom Rope]

[What the referee didn't see was that Diamond Dallas Page put Hayes foot on the bottom rope. Sting gets to his feet and continues his momentum against the Freebird. He catches Hayes with a dropkick within the next few minutes and then heads back up to the top turnbuckle. Hayes grabs the attention of the referee and Diamond Dallas Page shoves Sting off the top turnbuckle to the mat below. Hayes quickly moves in and grabs Sting, catching him with a running bulldog out of the corner. Hayes makes the cover: One, Two, Kickout! Hayes rises up and yells at the referee, telling him that he made a slow count. Then he picks up Sting and brings him down with a body slam. Hayes yanks up Sting again and tosses him through the ropes to the floor outside the ring. Hayes grabs the attention of the referee as Diamond Dallas Page strikes Sting with a kick to the ribs. Sting grabs his ribs in pain as DDP struts outside the ring. DDP picks up Sting and tosses him back in the ring where Hayes is waiting. Hayes begins choking Sting on the middle rope and then yanks the rope back, sending Sting down on the mat. Hayes grabs Sting and hooks him in a front facelock -- Freebird DDT! Michael Hayes just dropped the NWA World Champion with the Freebird DDT! Hayes struts around the ring and then makes the cover on Sting]

[....1....

....2....

...Foot On The Bottom Rope!]

[The crowd cheers when Sting places his foot on the bottom rope! Michael Hayes cannot believe it! He begins yelling at the referee, shoving him backward! The referee threatens to disqualify Hayes and Hayes finally turns back to Sting when he takes a shot to the gut. Sting fires off another shot, pulling himself up using the ropes. He begins firing punches to The Freebird, drawing in more crowd support. Sting grabs Hayes -- Inverted Atomic Drop! He brings Hayes down with a clothesline and then lifts him up -- press slam! Hayes strikes the mat on his back, crying out in pain. Sting staggers a little, holding his ribs in pain. Diamond Dallas Page climbs up on the apron, trying to get Sting's attention. He gets the attention in the form of a punch that knocks him off the apron. Sting turns back toward Hayes, who charges him -- Hayes crashes into the turnbuckle when Sting moves out of the way. Sting backs up into the opposite corner and then charges -- Stinger Splash! Hayes staggers forward and then collapses on the mat. Sting quickly grabs the legs -- Scorpion Deathlock! He has locked the Scorpion on Michael Hayes! Hayes struggles in the finisher, shaking his head. He refuses to submit, dragging himself toward the ropes. Hayes almost reaches the ropes but Sting moves the hold back into the center of the ring. Within a few more moments, Hayes has no choice but to submit.]

Winner: Sting (Via Submission @ 19:14)
Match Rating: B-

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[The fans here in the Kiel celebrate the victory as Sting releases the Scorpion Deathlock. Sting stands up and gets his arm raised but then grabs his ribs. He took a lot of hard shots during this match. He is handed the NWA World Heavyweight title belt and he holds it up, moving to the corner. He climbs to the second turnbuckle and raises up the belt as the crowd stirs. Coming out from the back is the number one contender Bob Backlund! Backlund slides in the ring but Sting drops down and goes face-to-face with Backlund. The two men go eye-to-eye and then Backlund looks down at his hands for a moment. Backlund looks up and begins exchanging punches with Sting! The two men go back and forth in the middle of the ring. Sting starts to get the advantage, knocking Backlund backward. A clothesline sends Backlund over the top rope to the floor. Backlund lands hard at ringside and Sting begins celebrating again inside the ring. He raises the NWA World Heavyweight title belt as Bob Backlund pulls himself up. Sting and Backlund stare at each other as the show comes to a close. We'll see you this Wednesday at Clash of the Champions where these two men will fight for the NWA World Heavyweight title!]

angeldelayette · July 30, 2016

<div style="text-align:center;">Wrestling Observer Newsletter Prediction Contest <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This one is going to be run a little bit differently for me. Instead of every three months as I usually do, I will be running the prediction contest every single month. This could change as we move forward but right now I think this will be a fun way to do things. For those of you who might be new to my diaries and the way I handle prediction contests, here is a brief breakdown. The person or people who score the most correct in their predictions each week receive one win. These wins will reset at the end of the month which is the end of the prediction contest cycle. Here is how things stand following Week 3. 1. Beejus=2 Wins horseman4lyfe=2 Wins Uncrewed=2 Wins Smasher1311=2 Wins 5. justtxyank=1 Win Zergon=1 Win 7. KnowYourEnemy=0 Wins thecoolestjedi12=0 Wins James Casey=0 Wins</div></blockquote></div>

angeldelayette · August 1, 2016

<div style="text-align:center;">Wrestling Observer Newsletter World Championship Wrestling <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="42131" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>-Welcome to WCW Clash of the Champions: Dixie Dynamite live on TBS, The Super Station. The main event is going to be a great one as two legends in professional wrestling go one on one. Sting defends the NWA World Heavyweight title against Bob Backlund. Can Backlund walk away with the title? Can Sting defeat the legendary amateur wrestler? What will happen when these two men collide? The only way to find out is to tune in! -In other action on the Clash, we are going to see two members of the now three Horsemen step in the ring, Ric Flair and Arn Anderson. These two men will be taking on the team of Brian Pillman and the world's largest wrestler in 7'7" El Gigante! This team has a definite difference in size. Can Flair or Anderson even take down El Gigante? -Both sets of tag team titles will be on the line on this card. First, we will see The Steiner Brothers defending the United States Tag Team titles against The York Foundation! Then, we will see Doom defend the NWA World Tag Team titles against Ricky Morton and Tommy Rich! These should both make for amazing in-ring action! -Plus Larry Zbyszko, Owen Hart, Stan Hansen, Big Van Vader and more. Make sure you tune in! BE THERE!</div></blockquote></div> Prediction Listing NWA United States Title Match 20 Minute Time Limit Match Lex Luger defends vs. Sid Vicious Comments: 15 Minute Time Limit Match Big Van Vader vs. Stan Hansen Comments: NWA United States Tag Team Titles Match 15 Minute Time Limit Match The Steiner Brothers defend vs. The York Foundation Comments: 20 Minute Time Limit Match Larry Zbyszko vs. Owen Hart Comments: NWA World Tag Team Titles Match 15 Minute Time Limit Match Doom defends vs. Ricky Morton & Tommy Rich Comments: 20 Minute Time Limit Match Ric Flair and Arn Anderson vs. Brian Pillman and El Gigante Comments: WCW/NWA World Heavyweight Title Match 45 Minute Time Limit Match Sting defends vs. Bob Backlund Comments: Comments On Diary In General:

Dawn · August 1, 2016

NWA United States Title Match

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Lex Luger defends vs. Sid Vicious

Comments:

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Big Van Vader vs. Stan Hansen

Comments:

NWA United States Tag Team Titles Match

15 Minute Time Limit Match

The Steiner Brothers defend vs. The York Foundation

Comments:

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Larry Zbyszko vs. Owen Hart

Comments:

NWA World Tag Team Titles Match

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Doom defends vs. Ricky Morton & Tommy Rich

Comments:

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Ric Flair and Arn Anderson vs. Brian Pillman and El Gigante

Comments:

WCW/NWA World Heavyweight Title Match

45 Minute Time Limit Match

Sting defends vs. Bob Backlund

Comments:

Comments On Diary In General:

Uncrewed · August 1, 2016

NWA United States Title Match

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Lex Luger defends vs. Sid Vicious

Comments:

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Big Van Vader vs. Stan Hansen

Comments:

NWA United States Tag Team Titles Match

15 Minute Time Limit Match

The Steiner Brothers defend vs. The York Foundation

Comments:

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Larry Zbyszko vs. Owen Hart

Comments:

NWA World Tag Team Titles Match

15 Minute Time Limit Match

Doom defends vs. Ricky Morton & Tommy Rich

Comments:

20 Minute Time Limit Match

Ric Flair and Arn Anderson vs. Brian Pillman and El Gigante

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