WWF 1991: I Still Don't Have A Catchy Name

Blodyxe · August 6, 2021

WWF World Heavyweight Championship

"Macho King" Randy Savage w/ The Kingdom © vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart w/ The New Foundation

Comments: Bret is great, but I would like to see Savage continue his reign

Grudge Match

Hulk Hogan w/ "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Dragon

Comments: I think their rivalry won't end after the first match

WWF Intercontinental Championship - Falls Count Anywhere

"The Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff © vs. The Big Boss Man

Comments: Koloff needs this win more I think

WWF World Tag Team Championship

"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and Sid w/ I.R.S. © vs. The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering

Comments: They have to lose at some point, and losing to LOD is ok

Grudge Match

The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer vs. The Ultimate Warrior

Comments: Seems like this one will be over soon

Grudge Match

Jake Roberts vs. Vader

Comments: Sweet revenge for Jake... But wouldn't be surprised if Vader obliterated the Snake

Lumberjack Match

Mr. Perfect vs. Terry Funk w/ Bobby Heenan

**If Mr. Perfect wins he'll get 5 minutes alone with Bobby Heenan and Heenan will be stripped of his WWF Managerial License for life.**

Comments: Poor Brain

Grudge Match

Shawn Michaels and Brian Pillman vs. Marty Jannetty and Tom Zenk

Comments: Jannetty's comment about knowing them like a back of his hand. That logic also applies to Zenk and him, so... talent wins

Davids vs. Goliaths - 6-Man Tag Team Match

The New Foundation and Al Snow vs. The Warlord, Kamala, and Hercules

Comments: Push Al Snow <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Grudge Match

Crush vs. Smash w/ Mr. Fuji

Comments: Fuji for the win

Newcomer's Challenge

"Dr. Death" Steve Williams and Terry Gordy vs. Haku & The Barbarian w/ Bobby Heenan

Comments: Since I think Bobby loses his license, it makes sense

Free Agent Battle Royal

2 Cold Scorpio, Bob Armstrong, Booker Huffman, Bull Nakano, The Canadian Giant, Carl Ouellet, Charles Wright, Dean Malenko, Diamond Dallas Page, Headshrinker 1, Headshrinker 2, George Hines, Gran Mendoza, Johnny Ace, Kip James, Kurrgan, Mabel, Norman Smiley, Sabu, Tony Norris

**Winner gets a WWF Contract**

Comments: Interested to see Bull Nakano in the mix

Bonus Question

Match of the night?

Answer: Savage/Bret

smw88 · August 6, 2021

Macho King" Randy Savage w/ The Kingdom © vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart w/ The New Foundation

Hulk Hogan w/ "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Dragon

"The Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff © vs. The Big Boss Man

"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and Sid w/ I.R.S. © vs. The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering

The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer vs. The Ultimate Warrior

Jake Roberts vs. Vader

Mr. Perfect vs. Terry Funk w/ Bobby Heenan

Shawn Michaels and Brian Pillman vs. Marty Jannetty and Tom Zenk

The New Foundation and Al Snow vs. The Warlord, Kamala, and Hercules

Crush vs. Smash w/ Mr. Fuji

"Dr. Death" Steve Williams and Terry Gordy vs. Haku & The Barbarian w/ Bobby Heenan

See above for participants: Free Agent Battle Royal Winner? DDP

Match of the night? Savage vs bret but close with hogan.

scottk1983 · August 7, 2021

WWF World Heavyweight Championship

"Macho King" Randy Savage w/ The Kingdom © vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart w/ The New Foundation

Comments: Harts time isn't quite here yet

Grudge Match

Hulk Hogan w/ "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Dragon

Comments: Got a feeling this isnt the last of this feud so steamboat wins

WWF Intercontinental Championship - Falls Count Anywhere

"The Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff © vs. The Big Boss Man

Comments: koloff just won it so too early to have him lose it

WWF World Tag Team Championship

"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and Sid w/ I.R.S. © vs. The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering

Comments: just a hunch that they pull it out some how

Grudge Match

The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer vs. The Ultimate Warrior

Comments: this ones 50/50

Grudge Match

Jake Roberts vs. Vader

Comments: No contest again

Lumberjack Match

Mr. Perfect vs. Terry Funk w/ Bobby Heenan

**If Mr. Perfect wins he'll get 5 minutes alone with Bobby Heenan and Heenan will be stripped of his WWF Managerial License for life.**

Comments: wouldnt be surpised if this is motn even though i picked hart/savage for that

Grudge Match

Shawn Michaels and Brian Pillman vs. Marty Jannetty and Tom Zenk

Comments:

Davids vs. Goliaths - 6-Man Tag Team Match

The New Foundation and Al Snow vs. The Warlord, Kamala, and Hercules

Comments:

Grudge Match

Crush vs. Smash w/ Mr. Fuji

Comments:

Newcomer's Challenge

"Dr. Death" Steve Williams and Terry Gordy vs. Haku & The Barbarian w/ Bobby Heenan

Comments:

Free Agent Battle Royal

2 Cold Scorpio, Bob Armstrong, Booker Huffman, Bull Nakano, The Canadian Giant, Carl Ouellet, Charles Wright, Dean Malenko, Diamond Dallas Page, Headshrinker 1, Headshrinker 2, George Hines, Gran Mendoza, Johnny Ace, Kip James, Kurrgan, Mabel, Norman Smiley, Sabu, Tony Norris

**Winner gets a WWF Contract**

Comments: Only a handful of potential winners here imo

Bonus Question

Match of the night?

Answer: Savage vs. Hart

Tigermask69 · August 7, 2021

Macho King" Randy Savage w/ The Kingdom © vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart w/ The New Foundation

Hulk Hogan w/ "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Dragon

"The Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff © vs. The Big Boss Man

"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and Sid w/ I.R.S. © vs. The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering

The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer vs. The Ultimate Warrior

Jake Roberts vs. Vader

Mr. Perfect vs. Terry Funk w/ Bobby Heenan

Shawn Michaels and Brian Pillman vs. Marty Jannetty and Tom Zenk

The New Foundation and Al Snow vs. The Warlord, Kamala, and Hercules

Crush vs. Smash w/ Mr. Fuji

"Dr. Death" Steve Williams and Terry Gordy vs. Haku & The Barbarian w/ Bobby Heenan

See above for participants: Free Agent Battle Royal Winner? DDP

Match of the night? Savage vs Hart

KyTeran · August 8, 2021

"Macho King" Randy Savage w/ The Kingdom © vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart w/ The New Foundation

Hulk Hogan w/ "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Dragon

"The Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff © vs. The Big Boss Man

"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and Sid w/ I.R.S. © vs. The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering

The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer vs. The Ultimate Warrior

Jake Roberts vs. Vader

Mr. Perfect vs. Terry Funk w/ Bobby Heenan

Shawn Michaels and Brian Pillman vs. Marty Jannetty and Tom Zenk

The New Foundation and Al Snow vs. The Warlord, Kamala, and Hercules

Crush vs. Smash w/ Mr. Fuji

"Dr. Death" Steve Williams and Terry Gordy vs. Haku & The Barbarian w/ Bobby Heenan

See above for participants: Free Agent Battle Royal Winner? Mabel

Match of the night? Bret Hart vs Randy Savage

Helginho · August 9, 2021

"Macho King" Randy Savage w/ The Kingdom © vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart w/ The New Foundation

Hulk Hogan w/ "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Dragon

"The Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff © vs. The Big Boss Man

"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and Sid w/ I.R.S. © vs. The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering

The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer vs. The Ultimate Warrior

Jake Roberts vs. Vader

Mr. Perfect vs. Terry Funk w/ Bobby Heenan

Shawn Michaels and Brian Pillman vs. Marty Jannetty and Tom Zenk

The New Foundation and Al Snow vs. The Warlord, Kamala, and Hercules

Crush vs. Smash w/ Mr. Fuji

"Dr. Death" Steve Williams and Terry Gordy vs. Haku & The Barbarian w/ Bobby Heenan

See above for participants: Free Agent Battle Royal Winner? Mabel

Match of the night? Randy Savage vs Bret Hart

ink625 · August 9, 2021

Sunday, August 25th, 1991

New York, New York

18,200 in attendance at Madison Square Garden - SOLD OUT!

Announcers: Gorilla Monsoon and Vince McMahon

PPV Buy Rate: 0.68(341,538 buys)

Backstage before the show:

- Nothing to report.

Pre-Show:

In a pre-show bout that had terrible wrestling and non-existent crowd heat, Bull Nakano won a Free Agent Battle Royal in 10:28. The other members of the 'final four' were Booker Huffman (T), Diamond Dallas Page, and Charles Wright, with Booker Huffman being the final elimination after Diamond Dallas Page pulled him over the top rope when Booker foolishly accepted his handshake offer. Tony Norris got the most eliminations over the course of the match.
Rating: 49

Monsoon: WELCOME, to the historic Madison Square Garden in New York City! WELCOME, to Summerslam 1991! Hello, everyone, I'm Gorilla Monsoon, and filling in for Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, who's busy preparing for what could be his final night as a manager, is Vince McMahon!

McMahon: Thanks, pal, it's great to be here with you!

Monsoon: What a show we have tonight, Vince! One of the best cards I've seen in a looong time!

McMahon: Definitely, Gorilla. We've got WWF Champion, "Macho King" Randy Savage, putting his title on the line against King of the Ring winner, Bret "Hitman" Hart. The Intercontinental Title is also on the line, when "The Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff, defends against former champion, The Big Boss Man, in a match where falls will count anywhere!

Monsoon: And don't forget the big WWF World Tag Team Championship match, as "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and big, Sid, defend against The Legion of Doom!

McMahon: I haven't, Gorilla. But perhaps the match I'm most intrigued by is Hulk Hogan finally getting the opportunity to get his hands on that despicable Dragon!

Monsoon: I never thought I'd have to cheer against Ricky Steamboat, Vince, but the times, as they say, are a-changin'!

McMahon: Indeed they are, pal!

Monsoon: Let's head down to the ring and "The Fink" for our opening contest!

Miracle Violence Connection vs. Haku & Barbarian w/ Bobby Heenan

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In their WWF PPV debut, The Miracle Violence Connection were up against arguably the hardest-hitting team the WWF has to offer, Haku and The Barbarian. Williams and Gordy are of course not lightweights themselves, and thus an entertaining "battle of the brutes" was the result. This was as simple as a wrestling match gets. Just four big, tough guys, going toe to toe, with no fancy holds or reversals. In the end, it was The Miracle Violence Connection picking up the victory at 11:48, when Williams pinned Haku after a Doctor Bomb. Solid opener with a good reaction from the crowd, who were really letting Bobby Heenan have it, since they may not really get another chance after tonight.

The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer vs. The Ultimate Warrior

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With Paul Bearer's attempts to have The Ultimate Warrior brainwashed by Kevin Sullivan into being the first member of Undertaker's "Army of Darkness" having failed colossally, the time had come to settle their dispute the old fashioned way, one on one. This face-off had been brewing ever since The Undertaker cost The Ultimate Warrior his WWF Heavyweight Championship at Wrestlemania five months ago. The last time these two tangled, just six days ago, it was all Ultimate Warrior. This match started the same way, with a determined Warrior going right at the deadman and putting him on the mat with an ease not yet seen in Undertaker's short time in the World Wrestling Federation. The Undertaker didn't stay down much though, always sitting right back up like a zombie back from the dead not long after hitting the mat. The Warrior seemed to be mesmerized by this, surely having never experienced anything like it, as accustomed as he was to simply steamrolling jobbers for most of his career. We'll never know whether Warrior could have eventually kept him down long enough to win the match though, since...

Kevin Sullivan made his presence felt for the first time in over a month. With Undertaker hoisted high above his head for a Gorilla Press Slam, the Warrior was distracted by Sullivan yelling in tongues over a mic. Warrior dropped Undertaker, although that's what he was gonna do anyway, and turned his attention to Sullivan, cocking his head like a curious dog. With Warrior distracted, Undertaker did what he'd been doing the entire match, he sat up. Warrior of course didn't notice this and paid the price, eating a Tombstone Piledriver to take the loss by pinfall at 9:42.

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With the battle won, The Undertaker was prepared to finish the war. While Sullivan was distracting Warrior before the match ended, Paul Bearer had made his way to the back. Now that the match was over he reemerged, rolling a casket down to the ring. Bearer would then place the casket against the side of the ring as Undertaker hit a second Tombstone on Warrior before rolling him under the bottom rope and into the casket. Sullivan and Bearer slammed the lid shut, and were in the process of locking it when...

Crush, The British Bulldog, Dino Bravo, and The New Foundation rushed down to the ring to make the save, with Crush, Bulldog, and Bravo brawling with The Undertaker, and The New Foundation scaring off Bearer and Sullivan to release the Warrior from the casket.

Al Snow & The New Foundation vs. Hercules, The Warlord & Kamala w/ Slick

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This was a decent match, with some fairly fast-paced action considering who the participants were on one side. Al Snow got his wish, I guess, early in the match with some ring time opposite Hercules. That certainly didn't end well for the youngster, as Hercules completely dominated their interaction before getting bored and tagging out. In the end, though, it was the smaller team picking up the victory, when Owen Hart pinned Warlord yet again following a Missile Dropkick at 10:05. Also of note, was the fact that Kamala was basically a non-factor in this one, as Slick just really couldn't seem to keep him focused in this more chaotic environment. It may be time for Slick to rethink Kamala as a client.

WWF Intercontinental Championship
Falls Count Anywhere Match

"The Russian Nightmare" Nikita Koloff © vs. The Big Boss Man

The constant arena-wide brawls, subsequent arrests, and just general violent nature of this feud seemed to lend itself perfectly to a Falls Count Anywhere match stipulation. Ironically enough though, this match was contested almost entirely inside the ring. Despite that, there was still plenty of violence to be had in the ring, with both men using a heavy dose of their preferred weapon, Koloff's chain and Boss Man's nightstick, to inflict heavy damage on their opponent. Then there was the blood. Good grief the blood! Late in the match, with Boss Man down, Nikita proceeded to remove all twelve! turnbuckle pads to inflict more damage instead of just trying to retain his title. This would backfire though, as Nikita ended up being the one who took the damage from the exposed steel, when Boss Man drove his head into all twelve exposed buckles, busting him wide open. Koloff's head was basically a gushing fountain at that point, and that appeared to be all she wrote. However...

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a mountain of a man would interfere on Koloff's behalf, nearly driving Boss Man through the canvas with a ring-shaking Running Powerslam, the impact of which knocked Boss Man to the outside. The man then helped Koloff, who was still bleeding profusely, out of the ring and draped him over Boss Man as Referee Earl Hebner reluctantly counted the three. Nikita Koloff makes defense number 1 of his WWF Intercontinental title at 16:25.

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As soon as the bell rang, Hebner was calling for medical staff to tend to Koloff. Koloff's friend wasn't interested though, shoving Hebner to the floor and picking Koloff up and draping him over his shoulder. As Koloff's friend made his way towards the back, medical personnel pleaded with him, to no avail, to let them tend to Koloff.

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Crush vs. Smash w/ Mr. Fuji

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Not much to say about this one, as it was an uneventful, and fairly one-sided affair, with Crush in the driver's seat from the word go. After Mr. Fuji was ejected from the ringside area by Referee Shane Stevens, The Hawaiian picked up the win by pinfall over his former partner Smash, with his new Tour of the Islands finisher, at 8:44.

Although the match itself was uneventful, the post-match wasn't. As Crush was leaving the arena, high-fiving fans on his way out, Kevin Sullivan made his way down to the ring.

He went up to a still downed Smash and began whispering in his ear. After a short time, Smash would sit up in a trance-like state and follow Sullivan out through the crowd.

Lumberjack Match

Mr. Perfect vs. Terry Funk w/ Bobby Heenan

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It all came down to this for Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. A Funk victory and Heenan proves to Mr. Perfect that, at least in his mind, he was the reason for Perfect's success. A Mr. Perfect victory and Heenan will get what many have felt he's deserved for the longest time, a severe beating at the hands of someone he's wronged. To top it all off, he would also lose his manager's license and be banned from managing in the WWF for life! And there would be no "family" to help either since the ring was surrounded by lumberjacks. Not just any lumberjacks though, but Commissioner Graham's handpicked lumberjacks. The British Bulldog, Crush, The New Foundation, The Rock 'n' Roll Express, Jim Duggan, Bob Backlund, Virgil, The Conquistadors, Tito Santana, Dino Bravo, Kevin Von Erich, Chris Adams, Koko B. Ware, Nikolai Volkoff, The Bushwhackers and, of course, The Lumberjack, were all present to ensure this match had a straight-up winner. With all the lumberjacks surrounding the ring, Heenan was given just a small corner next to the ring steps to "manage" from, which he complained about incessantly before the match started.

This was yet another outstanding match between these two, just as good or better than their match last month at Roadblock. Without the threat of a potential "family" attack looming though, Perfect looked much more at ease here and the match had a better flow as a result. With a chance to finally get his hands on Heenan if he won, Perfect was going for a pin after pretty much every move in the early going, but with not so much as a two-count to show for it. Funk, of course, did what he always does and cheated at every opportunity, which ended up costing him, and Heenan by proxy, very dearly in the end. With the match basically at a stalemate in the late going, Funk went into his tights for a pair of brass knucks, the Heenan family weapon of choice so far in 1991. And while he did manage to get them out and on his hand without Referee Danny Davis noticing, he hit a little snafu. With knucks on hand and his back turned to Perfect, he readied his strike. When Perfect grabbed him to turn him around, Funk took a wild swing with the knucks. Perfect knew this was coming though since some of the lumberjacks were yelling to him from ringside, so he quickly ducked, causing Funk to knock out Davis instead. Funk still ended up clocking Perfect too though and probably would have won the match if Davis hadn't been knocked out. Davis was out though, so while he waited, Funk went for a Piledriver for good measure, figuring the added time would help Davis recover. That was probably true, but one of the lumberjacks rendered it a moot point.

It was one of the Conquistadors, who hurried into the ring and pulled Funk away from Perfect. Funk took him down with ease though, as he and Heenan shared a laugh. Heenan's laugh came to an abrupt end though, and he began yelling at Funk to turn around. Funk eventually noticed Heenan's pleas and slowly turned to come face to face with the other Conquistador.

Confused, Funk hesitated before taking a wild swing at the second masked man. The Conquistador blocked it though, and drilled Funk with a Discus Punch! The fans erupted, realizing right then and there who the second Conquistador actually was.

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The Texas Tornado! Tornado obviously hadn't forgotten what Funk did to him earlier in the year, putting him on the shelf for five months at Wrestlemania in March, so he took the opportunity to exact a little revenge. He didn't have time to celebrate though, as Referee Danny Davis was coming around, so he gave Perfect a little shake and high-tailed it out of New York. Back on his feet now, Perfect connected with a Perfect Plex for a slow three count from Davis, as lumberjacks at ringside held Heenan back from entering the ring to break up the pin. Perfect wins an outstanding match at 20:17.

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With Perfect's five minutes alone with Heenan secured, no one was surprised when "The Brain" tried to make a run for it. He didn't get far though, as the lumberjacks swarmed him and carried him back to the ring over their heads and tossed him through the ropes to a waiting Perfect. Surrounding the ring once more, the lumberjacks looked on as Mr. Perfect made good on his word, delivering a beating to Heenan the likes of which he's never had, but has long needed!

Monsoon: Vince, is it bad that I kinda feel sorry for the little guy?

McMahon: YES!

Monsoon: You're probably right!

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Monsoon: Ladies and gentlemen, just moments ago, "Mean" Gene Okerlund was supposed to conduct an interview with the Hulkster before his match later tonight with Ri....The Dragon. However, when Gene knocked on Hulk's dressing room door and announced himself there was no answer. Finding this very strange, since the Hulkster never refuses an interview, Gene called in security. Upon entering the room, security found Hulk Hogan severely beaten on the floor with his leg inside a folded steel chair. He was taken to a nearby medical facility, and it is unknown whether he'll be able to face The Dragon later tonight.

McMahon: The Dragon is a gutless coward, Gorilla! He knew Hulk would take him out, so he took the easy way out yet again!

Monsoon: It sure looks that way, Vince. Updates as soon as we get them, folks. But for now, let's go down to the Fink for our WWF World Tag Team Championship match!

WWF World Tag Team Championship

"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase & Sid w/ I.R.S. © vs. The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering

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Many would have argued that the Legion of Doom were the favorites to take the Tag Team titles after they were vacated following Wrestlemania 7. Hawk had to take some time off(go to rehab) after Wrestlemania though, and they lost their spot. With Hawk back in action, it was obvious that the champs, well DiBiase at least, were worried. After all, he did try to fake an injury to get out of this match. Turns out his worries were justified too because even though he was right that neither member of LOD was much of a match for Sid individually, he was wrong in thinking Sid could beat them single-handedly. DiBiase pretty much let Sid wrestle this one by himself, and while Sid did manage to hold his own for most of the match, he was eventually left with no choice but to tag in a reluctant DiBiase. This was the champs' downfall. After being manhandled by both Hawk and Animal for what must have seemed like an eternity, DiBiase managed to take control temporarily, hitting Animal with a low blow without Referee Shane Stevens seeing it. This brought a furious Hawk into the ring to argue with the apparently blind Stevens. With Stevens distracted by Hawk, DiBiase called for I.R.S. to hit Animal with his briefcase, the same weapon that had won DiBiase and Sid the titles in the first place. DiBiase held Animal up for Schyster, but Animal ducked the attack, causing DiBiase to be struck down instead. Seeing this, Hawk shoved Stevens aside and quickly ran across the ring, knocking Sid off the apron and into the steel barricade at ringside. I.R.S tried to interfere, but Hawk knocked him off the apron as well, allowing Animal to cover DiBiase to win the titles at 15:43.

Jake Roberts vs. Vader

After Roberts finally got a real piece of Vader on Prime Time earlier this month, relentlessly beating him with Jim Duggan's 2x4, Roberts said it was basically just the beginning. In fact, both men had promised the other that there would be major hell to pay here at Summerslam. Both men were true to their word in that regard, as this was a real slobberknocker! Roberts was out first to a tremendous ovation from the Madison Square Garden crowd. The same couldn't be said for Vader, who was booed relentlessly before the boos turned to cheers when Roberts met him halfway down the aisle and attacked. By the time they ended up in the ring and Referee Jim Korderas called for the bell, both men were worse for wear than many of the night's participants were after their matches had ended.

Worse for wear or not though, Vader is a beast of a man and he took control very quickly, repeatedly squashing or slamming Roberts into the mat or turnbuckles. Vader could have seemingly ended the match any time he wanted, but he chose to just keep up the onslaught instead. You should never give a man like Roberts any leeway though or he'll slither his way right back into the match, and he eventually did. Late in the match, Vader connected with a Chokeslam and drug Roberts into the corner and set up for a Vader Bomb. Before climbing up the turnbuckles though, Vader took the time to taunt Roberts and slap him over and over in the face. He took even more time climbing to the middle turnbuckle, taunting the crowd and yelling back down at Roberts some more. This extra wasted time bit Vader in the ass as Roberts wisely rolled towards the turnbuckles to avoid the Vader Bomb, and the ring shook violently as Vader slammed stomach first into the mat. Roberts went on the attack at this point, slapping Vader repeatedly in the back of the head to return the favor, dropping him again with a Swinging Knee Lift, and somehow managing to get him up for a Gutbuster. A Short-Arm Clothesline would follow and Roberts called for the DDT to a massive pop from the crowd. He hooked Vader's head, made the "wrap it up" gesture with his finger, and.....flew over the top rope to the arena floor, as Vader lifted him by the legs and tossed him there to prevent the move. Vader made his way out and continued his onslaught, which he finished by crushing Roberts against the steel ring post, before rolling back in just before Referee Jim Korderas' count reached 10. Vader wins a very physical contest by countout at 19:43.

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As soon as the bell rings, Vader rolls right back outside as Rick Rude joins him in attacking Roberts yet again. Rude holds Roberts up from behind while Vader delivers hard, alternating, rights and lefts to the abdomen of Roberts, before dropping him to his knees in pain with a stiff knee as a bonus. From there, Vader instructed Rude to take the ring steps apart, finishing the post-match assault with a Powerbomb on the bottom half of the steel steps! Medical personnel quickly rushed down to check on Roberts, as Vader and Rude celebrated their victory.

Hulk Hogan w/ "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Dragon

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The time had come for Hulk Hogan vs. The Dragon, and there had still been no updates on Hogan's condition. Hogan was due out first too, so when his music hit and he didn't show, the fans became restless and started booing. The loud booing continued when The Dragon's music hit and he made his way to the ring, surprisingly accompanied by Bam Bam Bigelow.

The Dragon grabbed a mic and said it's only fair, and smart, that he have someone to watch his back like Hogan does with Piper. Speaking of, the Scotsman's music hit and he hobbled to the ring, still on two crutches, to a pretty good pop. He asked Howard Finkel for a mic and announced that he just got off the phone with Hogan a little bit ago, and Hogan told him he probably wasn't going to make it back in time for the match. Piper was about to continue when The Dragon cut him off. The Dragon says he always knew Piper was stupid, but this was an all-new level of dumb. Bigelow, who had circled behind Piper by this point, attacked. The beatdown was on, as both Bigelow and the Dragon tore into Piper, with each man using one of Piper's own crutches as a weapon against him. It was a short-lived beating though, as Hogan did indeed make it back in time, limping, but limping briskly, toward the ring as the sold-out crowd went wild! It was like Willis Reed all over again! Bad leg and all, Hogan quickly cleaned house and drove The Dragon and Bigelow from the ring as the crowd continued to roar.

The situation eventually calmed down, but unfortunately for Hogan, Piper wouldn't be able to stay at ringside after all and he was helped to the back. The Dragon was loving every minute of this until Commissioner Graham made an appearance.

Graham: I'm glad you think fairness is important, Dragon. Because I THINK it's only fair, that if Hogan can't have Piper at ringside, then you can't have Bigelow! Mr. Bigelow, GET OUT AND STAY OUT!

With the pre-match "festivities" now finished, it was time for action. Even with his once again injured leg slowing him down, Hogan had little trouble over-powering The Dragon for most of this match. To his credit though, The Dragon displayed a resilience rarely seen from a man at such a size disadvantage, never staying down for long no matter what punishment Hogan had inflicted. About halfway through the match, The Dragon finally got the opportunity to execute his game plan. When Hogan whipped The Dragon into the ropes, The Dragon did a baseball slide under the bottom rope to the outside. When Hogan approached, The Dragon grabbed his leg to pull him down to the mat, and hammered his injured leg across the edge of the apron. With Hogan now writhing in agony, The Dragon drug him to the corner and slammed his leg forcefully into the steel ring post with a sickening thud. Back in the ring now, The Dragon would continue working on Hogan's leg before finally applying a Figure Four Leglock. Every time Referee Shane Stevens would ask Hogan if he wanted to quit, The Dragon would take the opportunity to grab the ring ropes for added leverage. This must've gone on for three solid minutes, and how Hogan managed to hang on that long without submitting is a mystery.

Fortunately for Hogan, Stevens eventually caught The Dragon using the ropes for leverage and threatened to disqualify him if he didn't break the hold. Frustrated, The Dragon went to the outside and brought a steel chair into the ring. When the obvious thing happened and Stevens took the chair away, The Dragon used the time Stevens had his back turned to pull some unidentified foreign object out of his tights, nail Hogan in the head with it, and stuff it back in his tights. The Dragon covered Hogan, but by the time Stevens returned, Hogan managed to kick out. This was no normal kick out though, it was a "Hulk Up" style kick out, as Hogan kicked out with such authority that The Dragon landed on his feet a couple of feet away. And you know what that means. Hogan began to violently shake his head side to side, pointing a finger at The Dragon. The Dragon approached and connected with a loud chop to the chest, which Hogan just shook off. He did the same on a second chop, a third chop, and finally a hard, right hand, before standing up and starting to stomp around the ring. He continued to shake his head and pump his fists, as The Dragon attacked once more. Hogan blocked the punch though and connected with one of his own, then a second and third, before sending The Dragon off the ropes and dropping him with a Big Boot. Hogan then cupped his ear toward the crowd, who responded with a huge cheer, before "rumping", that's running while limping, towards the ropes. As he approached The Dragon on the rebound though, his injured leg gave out, and he crumpled to the mat.

With Hogan's "Hulk Up" sequence failing, The Dragon would soon recover and lock Hogan into the Figure Four once more. Hogan still managed to hold out though, refusing to quit. As Stevens continued to ask Hogan if he wanted to submit, seemingly shocked that he didn't, The Dragon went back into his tights and pulled out the foreign object once more. Suddenly, Bam Bam Bigelow came running towards the ring, ignoring Commissioner Graham's warning to stay out, and began yelling at Stevens. Now, one of the senior officials might have ignored Bigelow, knowing that he was obviously up to no good, but Stevens is inexperienced and fell for the distraction. Stevens couldn't possibly have had his back turned for more than two seconds, when The Dragon nailed Hogan in the face with the foreign object, knocking the Hulkster out cold. The Dragon then tossed the object outside, and seeing this, Bigelow quickly gave up his argument with Stevens and made his way out of the arena. Stevens returned his attention to Hogan and The Dragon, and when he got no response when questioning the now unconscious Hogan again, he called for the bell. The Dragon wins by "submission" at 20:26.

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As the fans threw trash at a celebrating Dragon, he went back outside the ring and brought in a steel chair yet again. Stevens tried to stop him, but The Dragon threatened him with the chair and scared him off. The Dragon then closed Hogan's leg up in the steel chair and climbed up to the middle turnbuckle. He started to jump multiple times but kept hesitating. Finally, The Dragon hopped down off the middle rope and asked for a mic.

Dragon: You know what, Hogan? I'm a reasonable guy. I think you've had enough!!

The Dragon drops the mic and exits the ring, as the medical staff makes yet another trip to the ring, their third of the night.

Shawn Michaels & Brian Pillman vs. Marty Jannetty & Tom Zenk

Our fourth and final tag team match of the night was our penultimate bout, as Marty Jannetty finally got his chance to get his hands on former partner Shawn Michaels in an actual match. It would have to wait a while though, since Pillman started the match with his former partner Tom Zenk. There wasn't much bad blood there though, so we just got some standard back and forth action to start. Pillman eventually took a firm advantage though, and he and Michaels began working the leg of Zenk. By the midway point of the match, Zenk could hardly stand and it was looking less and less likely that he'd be able to hold out for long enough to give Jannetty a shot at Michaels. As the match length closed in on double digits though, Zenk finally made his move. As Zenk was pulling himself up by the ropes, trying to stand, Micheals came over and grabbed him by his injured leg, pulling him towards the center of the ring. As Zenk tried to balance himself, hopping on his one good foot, Michaels began taunting him. After slapping Zenk in the face, Michaels turned to Pillman to laugh, but when he turned back Zenk pushed off his good foot and connected with an Enziguri to the back of Michaels' head. With Michaels down now, Zenk drug himself to his corner and tagged in Jannetty, who got to Michaels just before he could tag Pillman back in. That's when months of pent-up frustration exploded to the surface, and Jannetty unleashed hell on Michaels. By the time Jannetty was pulled away by Referee Danny Davis a few minutes later, Michaels was a bloody mess, but his team had picked up the win by disqualification at 11:40.

WWF World Heavyweight Championship

"Macho King" Randy Savage w/ The Kingdom © vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart w/ The New Foundation

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The fans had been treated to a highly entertaining show up to this point, with some truly outstanding moments and matches. None of those moments or matches could hold a candle to this one though. If you could only use one word to describe this match, it would have to be "unbelievable!"

Bret Hart set out on a journey the night of Wrestlemania 7, to live out his dream of becoming the World Wrestling Federation Heavyweight Champion. At the time, not a single soul doubted his ability to eventually reach that goal. Surely though, no one would have expected he'd get this far so quickly. Just five short months later and his first shot at singles gold was indeed for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship. And even though his family was at his side, it was going to be an uphill climb to knock Savage off his throne, especially with Rick Rude, Vader, and Sherri in his corner. Vader and Rude would make their presence felt very early in this one too, but not by attacking Bret Hart. Instead, they mauled both Owen and Neidhart at ringside almost the instant Savage and Bret locked up, and by the time they were through, Owen Hart had to be taken out on a stretcher and Neidhart had to be helped to the back by a gaggle of WWF officials. So much for Bret Hart having someone to watch his back!

Now, Bret Hart gets tons of credit, and deservedly so, for his technical wrestling ability. "Macho King" Randy Savage gets tons of credit, deservedly so, for his unpredictable, but effective, brawling style. What neither gets nearly enough credit for though, are their all-around abilities. So no one should have been surprised when Bret Hart tried to take the match to the mats in the early going, and Savage happily obliged as they chain-wrestled to a stalemate. No one should have been shocked when Savage turned the match in the direction of a straight-up brawl at the mid-point, and Hart happily obliged, fighting Savage to yet another stalemate. But with Rude and Vader now realizing just how much of a threat Hart was, they just had to stick their noses in. After connecting with an Inverted Atomic Drop and a Clothesline, Hart backed into the corner and climbed onto Bret's ro... uh, the middle turnbuckle. As he was measuring Savage up for his patented Axe Handle Elbow Drop, Sherri climbed onto the apron to distract Referee Earl Hebner. This allowed Rick Rude to knock Hart off the ropes, and the Hitman tumbled onto the apron and out to the floor. As Rude joined in on distracting Hebner, Vader went on the attack and floored a recovering Hart with a vicious clothesline. With Hart back down, Vader flattened him with a huge splash, rolling his limp body back into the ring once he was finished. Hebner of course turned his attention back just in time to see nothing, well nothing except a formerly downed Savage now in control and climbing to the top rope. Savage flew into the air and connected with his Flying Elbow Drop to retai...nope, Bret Hart kicked out!

Savage was absolutely stunned! And why wouldn't he be? Hart had just been knocked off the middle rope to the arena floor, mauled by Vader and hit with a huge splash at ringside, and been nailed by Savage's finisher, and it still wasn't enough. Savage got into a heated argument with Hebner at this point, accusing the referee of a "very" slow count and shoving him hard into the turnbuckle. It was almost like Savage wanted to be disqualified, but Hebner wouldn't concede, simply shoving back at Savage in return. Savage would then make his way back to the top for a second Flying Elbow Drop, but Hart rolled out of the way this time and Savage crashed spectacularly to the canvas. Hart quickly got back to his feet and began working on Savage's left leg. After a few minutes of this and satisfied with the damage he'd done, Hart went for the Sharpshooter. Savage blocked though and managed to pull Hart into a small package for a near fall. Undeterred, Hart quickly went for the Sharpshooter again and was able to lock it in on the second try. He didn't quite have it cinched though and Savage quickly pulled himself to the bottom rope, just barely getting a finger locked around it. Hebner informed Hart that Savage was in the ropes, but Hart refused to release the hold initially, keeping it on for at least 10 more seconds before breaking. Hebner began to yell at Hart, threatening to disqualify him. Unfortunately for Hart, he'd already "dug his own grave." While Hebner was scolding Hart, Sherri had tossed Savage his scepter. Luckily for Hart, Hebner quickly noticed this and wrestled it away from Savage. Unluckily for Hart, Hebner didn't see Rick Rude slide into the ring, attack Hart from behind, and hit him with a Rude Awakening. With the damage done, Savage climbed to the top and connected with a second Flying Elbow Drop. Checkmate! Savage makes defense number 3 of his WWF World Heavyweight Championship in 21:04.

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As "Pomp and Circumstance" blared through the arena, Vader and Rude triumphantly lifted Savage onto their shoulders, parading him around the ring to a chorus of boos. Those boos suddenly turned to cheers though, when "Pomp and Circumstance" stopped and...

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"Also Sprach Zarathustra" began! That could mean only one thing. </details>

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Ric Flair!!!

Monsoon: It's "The Nature Boy"!

McMahon: I don't believe this, Gorilla!

Monsoon: Ric Flair is here in the World Wrestling Federation!

As "The Nature Boy" made his way towards the ring, Vader and Rude put Savage down and went out onto the apron, with one man standing on each side of the ring steps to form a shield in front of Savage. Savage then climbed to the middle turnbuckle, pointing an accusing finger at Flair. Seeing Savage's "knights" in his path, Flair stopped. His expression of fear turned to a sly smile though, as he turned and gestured towards the curtain for someone else to join him. </details>

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It was Savage's former girlfriend/valet, Elizabeth!!

Savage's anger suddenly turned to confusion as Elizabeth joined Flair on the aisle and the two locked arms. Rude and Vader started towards the pair, but Savage quickly yelled for them to stop as Summerslam 1991 came to a close!

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Show Rating:

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Post-show notes:

- This is now my best show grade of the save, surpassing the 96 of Wrestlemania 7 by one point.

- The Randy Savage vs. Bret Hart 99 rated main event is now my highest match grade of the save, beating the record 98 that was set by Jake Roberts vs. Vader earlier in the show, which broke the record of 97 that was previously held by Bret Hart vs. Mr. Perfect from SNME: Mayhem. So, surprise, surprise, Bret Hart has been involved in 2 of my 3 best matches.

- I used my first ever "Psycho Sermon" before the show and it worked fairly well, with Randy Savage, Bret Hart, Jake Roberts, Vader, Ted DiBiase, Hulk Hogan, and The Dragon getting match bonuses because of the added motivation.

- Texas Tornado wasn't "reformed" of any of his habits after returning from rehab, but his Drinking habit percentage dropped from 15% to 0, his Soft Drug Use dropped from 45% to 22%, his Hard Drug Use dropped from 40% to 20%, his Pain Killer Abuse dropped from 36% to 18% and his Law Problems dropped from 16% to 10%.

- Ric Flair's "Nature Boy" gimmick got an initial rating of Great.

- Hopefully, someone got the Willis Reed reference.

- I tried to find a better pic of the Conquistadors so it wouldn't be obvious that the one I used couldn't possibly be Von Erich, but I couldn't find one.

- The Undertaker and The Ultimate Warrior just didn't seem to click and it made their match awkward. Which majorly sucks since I've had them feuding since Wrestlemania and I'm not quite done yet. I mean the feud will still serve its purpose either way since they're never gonna be the main event, but still.

- Jake Roberts and Vader had pretty good chemistry and if lifted their match. I'd say so! I never would have dreamed those two would pull a 98 match grade here.

- Due to time constraints, I had to push one match back to the pre-show. It was down to Crush vs. Smash or the Free Agent Battle Royal. I picked the Battle Royal since it was obviously not gonna score well anyway and I just thought it made more sense to cut. This shouldn't have been an issue, but I accidentally had all the show lengths set on 3 hours instead of 4 like I meant to. For this same reason, you'll also notice a few spots where there seemed to have been an angle but I didn't post a grade. Like after the Crush vs. Smash match for example.

- Horrible performance for Kamala in the "Davids vs. Goliaths" 6-man tag.

- Check out that match performance grade for The Barbarian in the next section!

Top 10 in-ring performances of the night:
Randy Savage - 98
Jake Roberts - 96
Bret Hart - 95
Hulk Hogan - 94
The Million Dollar Man - 94
Vader - 93
Terry Funk - 93
The Dragon - 92
The Barbarian - 92
The Big Boss Man - 92

The Next Day:

- Summerslam is now rated as a Legendary Event.

- I bought out Steve Keirn's Professional Wrestling Federation(PWF) for $64,004, pillaging Keirn himself and Jimmy Backlund(Jimmy Del Ray of the Heavenly Bodies) in the process. I did this because I'd been wanting to sign Keirn to a written contract, but he wouldn't go for it since he owned the PWF. Problem solved!

- I also bought out Sunny Beach's All-Star Championship Wrestling for a song at $1802. And no I didn't miss a 0. I pillaged Mr. Perfect's dad, Larry Hennig, and Mike Enos in the process.

- Hercules thinks Timothy Well is turning into a good worker and is worth getting behind.

- Brian Pillman thinks The Lumberjack should learn how to sell and isn't worth pushing until he does.

- Shawn Michaels thinks the Berzerker sells like crap and demands I cut him and hire someone else.

- The Ultimate Warrior thinks Doug Furnas is a waste of time since he doesn't connect with the fans.

scmurph01 · August 9, 2021

Hopefully, someone got the Willis Reed reference.

Right here.

Great show, cannot wait to see the Flair/Savage feud.

DarEatWorld · August 9, 2021

You put a LOT of effort into this show and it definitely paid off. Really enjoyable.

ink625 · August 10, 2021

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="scmurph01" data-cite="scmurph01" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="53223" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Right here. Great show, cannot wait to see the Flair/Savage feud.</div></blockquote> Thanks, scmurph! I've got really high hopes for the feud as well. Hopefully, I can get my first 100 rated match of the save out of it. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="DarEatWorld" data-cite="DarEatWorld" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="53223" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>You put a LOT of effort into this show and it definitely paid off. Really enjoyable.</div></blockquote> Thanks, Dar! I really appreciate the compliment! And your readership!!

ink625 · August 10, 2021

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Blodyxe" data-cite="Blodyxe" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="53223" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Grudge Match Hulk Hogan w/ "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Dragon Comments: I think their rivalry won't end after the first match</div></blockquote> Good call! <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Blodyxe" data-cite="Blodyxe" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="53223" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Grudge Match The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer vs. The Ultimate Warrior Comments: Seems like this one will be over soon</div></blockquote> <img alt=":eek:" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/eek.png.0e09df00fa222c85760b9bc1700b5405.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="scottk1983" data-cite="scottk1983" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="53223" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Lumberjack Match Mr. Perfect vs. Terry Funk w/ Bobby Heenan **If Mr. Perfect wins he'll get 5 minutes alone with Bobby Heenan and Heenan will be stripped of his WWF Managerial License for life.** Comments: wouldnt be surprised if this is motn even though i picked hart/savage for that</div></blockquote> It was my Match of the Night if that's any consolation. <hr> <div style="text-align:center;">Summerslam 1991 prediction results: Tigermask69 - 11 of 13 Blodyxe - 9 of 13 Helginho - 9 of 13 KyTeran - 9 of 13 smw88 - 9 of 13 scottk1983 - 8 of 13</div> Tigermask69 wins this one with 11 of 13 correct predictions, or 85%. Which is enough to give them the overall lead. Great job, Tigermask! But everyone else did great too, with the lowest score being 8 of 13. Other than being a little surprised that no one predicted Bret Hart over Randy Savage, the other thing that really surprised me was no one predicting Bull Nakano to win the Free Agent Battle Royal. Sure, it would've been pretty far-fetched for this time period, but her name just sticks out like a sore thumb on that list of participants. <div style="text-align:center;">Second Round Prediction contest standings after Summerslam 1991</div> 1.) Tigermask69 - 16 points 2.) scottk1983 - 14 points 2.) smw88- 14 points 4.) Helginho - 13 points 5.) Blodyxe - 12 points 6.) KyTeran - 11 points 7.) scmurph01- 4 points This round of the prediction contest will run through the Survivor Series PPV in November. "Prize" still TBD. Thanks so much to everyone for reading, predicting, and commenting!

BennyBXB · August 10, 2021

How many other feds are currently active in your save? How many of them pose a threat to stick around for a while, if not necessarily threaten your position as number 1?

ink625 · August 10, 2021

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="BennyBXB" data-cite="BennyBXB" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="53223" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>How many other feds are currently active in your save?</div></blockquote> 38 <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="BennyBXB" data-cite="BennyBXB" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="53223" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>How many of them pose a threat to stick around for a while, if not necessarily threaten your position as number 1?</div></blockquote> 20 of the 38 have a quarter of a million or more in cash, so I'd say a fair estimate is at least half of those will be around for at least a few more years. I'd say my only real "competition" would be WCW and CMLL. Maybe NJPW. The only company coming close to me on show grades and match ratings though is AJPW, so they might have a shot too. The rest of the top 10 after me are: 2. WCW - 18.6 million in cash 3. CMLL - 15.7 million in cash 4. NJPW - 7.7 million in cash 5. AJPW - 5.7 million in cash 6. UWF - 5.1 million in cash 7. USWA - 3.8 million in cash 8. SWS - 2.5 million in cash 9. CWA - 1.3 million in cash 10. WWC - 1.1 million in cash

ink625 · August 10, 2021

Champions as of September 1st, 1991

WWF World Heavyweight Championship

"Macho King" Randy Savage

Previous Champions:

1.) Ultimate Warrior - Lost to Randy Savage at Wrestlemania 7 on March 31st, 1991

WWF Intercontinental Championship

Nikita Koloff

Previous Champions:

2.) Big Boss Man - Lost to Nikita Koloff at Saturday Night's Main Event: Roadblock on July 27th, 1991

1.) Mr. Perfect - Lost to Big Boss Man at Wrestlemania 7 on March 31st, 1991

WWF World Tag Team Championship

The Legion of Doom

Previous Champions:

3.) Ted DiBiase & Sid - Lost to Legion of Doom at Summerslam on August 25th, 1991

2.) Vacant - Ted DiBase and Sid defeated The New Foundation at Saturday Night's Main Event: Wrestlemania Revenge on April 27th, 1991 for the vacant titles

1.) The Hart Foundation - Vacated after Bret Hart forfeited titles to enter singles competition following a successful defense at Wrestlemania 7 on March 31st, 1991

WWF Television Championship

Buddy Landel

Previous Champions:

5.) Crush - Lost to Buddy Landel on the August 14th, 1991 episode of WWF Wrestling Challenge

4.) Buddy Landel - Lost to Crush on the July 31st, 1991 episode of WWF Wrestling Challenge

3.) Bob Backlund - Lost to Buddy Landel on the July 24th, 1991 episode of WWF Wrestling Challenge

2.) Buddy Landel - Lost to Bob Backlund on the July 12th, 1991 episode of WWF Superstars

1.) Dino Bravo - Lost to Buddy Landel on the April 24th, 1991 episode of WWF Wrestling Challenge

WWF 1991 Royal Rumble Winner

The Undertaker

**Last eliminated Ricky Steamboat to win Royal Rumble match on January 27th, 1991**

WWF King of the Ring 1991

Bret Hart

**Defeated Ricky Steamboat in tournament finals at King of the Ring on June 30th, 1991**

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Roster as of September 1st, 1991"Jobbers" Not Listed

Faces in Blue and Heels in Red

Major Stars

Bret Hart
Hulk Hogan
Jake Roberts
Mr. Perfect
Ric Flair
Roddy Piper
Sgt. Slaughter
The Ultimate Warrior

Earthquake
Randy Savage
Terry Funk
The Dragon
The Million Dollar Man
The Undertaker

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Stars

Animal
Big Boss Man
Hawk
Jim Neidhart
The Texas Tornado

Bam Bam Bigelow
Kamala
Larry Zbyszko
Nikita Koloff
Paul Orndorff
Rick Martel
Rick Rude
Shawn Michaels
Sid
The Barbarian
Vader

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Well Known

Bob Backlund
Crush
Dino Bravo
Jim Duggan
Jimmy Snuka
Marty Jannetty
Ricky Morton
Robert Gibson
Steve Williams
Terry Gordy
The British Bulldog
Tito Santana
Virgil

Brian Knobbs
Brian Pillman
Buddy Landel
Greg Valentine
Haku
Honky Tonk Man
Hercules
Jerry Sags
Kevin Sullivan
Smash
The Mountie
The Warlord
Typhoon

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Recognizable

Al Snow
Bushwhacker Luke
Chris Adams
Kevin Von Erich
Koko B. Ware
Nikolai Volkoff
Owen Hart
Shane Douglas
The Lumberjack
Tracy Smothers
Tom Zenk

Cpl. Bruce
Dave Taylor
Doug Furnas
Irwin R. Schyster
Lt. Wright
Paul Roma
Phil Lafon
Steven Dunn
The Berzerker
Timothy Well
Tony Atlas

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Women's Division

Bull Nakano

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Unimportant

B. Brian Blair
Bushwhacker Butch
Jim Powers
Steve Armstrong

Bill Irwin
Brooklyn Brawler
Buddy Rose
Dave Finlay
Dmitri
Kato

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Managers - clients in parentheses

Jimmy Hart (Nasty Boys, The Mountie, Honky Tonk Man & Natural Disasters)
Madusa (Larry Zbyszko)
Miss Elizabeth (Ric Flair)
Mr. Fuji (The Berzerker & Kato)
Paul Bearer (Undertaker, Smash & Kevin Sullivan)
Paul Ellering (Legion of Doom)
Sensational Sherri (Randy Savage)
Slick (Warlord, Kamala & Power and Glory)
The Genius (Dave Taylor)

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Announcers

Bobby Heenan
Gene Okerlund
Gorilla Monsoon
Lord Alfred Hayes
Missy Hyatt
Vince McMahon

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Referees

Earl Hebner
Joey Morella
Tim White
Danny Davis
Mark Curtis
Shane Stevens
Jim Korderas

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Road Agents

Pat Patterson
Rene Goulet
Tony Garea

ink625 · August 10, 2021

Author's Note: When I was initially posting this diary in the 2016 forums real-life kinda got a bit hectic around this point in the diary and I had to go a little light on my write-ups for the months of September, October, and November. They're certainly not bare-bones or anything, but they're not quite as in-depth as the shows from Summerslam and before. The PPV write-ups in particular, are lacking compared to what came before them. I thought about fleshing them out a bit more as I was tidying up the old posts for the move to the 2020 forums, but I've decided to leave them as-is. Ultimately, I just think the time I would have used to beef them up could be better spent writing future shows that will keep this diary moving along at its current steady pace. Expect the more in-depth style to return starting with the December shows.

WWF TV for Week 1, September 1991

Backstage before the show:

- Jake Roberts helped create a fun atmosphere when he pulled a classic rib on Ric Flair that had everyone laughing.

Monday, September 2nd, 1991

Madison Square Garden in New York, New York

18,200 in attendance

Announcers: Gorilla Monsoon and Vince McMahon

TV Rating: 6.67

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Gorilla Monsoon and Vince McMahon welcome everyone to the show, and announce that Bobby "The Brain" Heenan will be back in his regular commentator's position next week as he's still licking his wounds from the beating Mr. Perfect gave him at Summerslam. They also announce Jake Roberts has suffered a severe head injury as a result of being Powerbombed on the steel ring steps by Vader at Summerslam and will be out of action indefinitely. They end their intro by sending us to "Mean" Gene Okerlund, who's got a special guest.

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"Mean" Gene Okerlund is standing by with the newest members of the WWF roster, "Nature Boy" Ric Flair and Elizabeth. Surprising no one, Flair announces that he's in the WWF for one reason only, to carry on his legacy by becoming an 8 time World Champion. "I hear that Randy Savage is "the man" around here, but that can't be true! Because to be the man, WOOOO, you gotta beat the man, and unless I've gone senile, Randy Savage has never stepped into the ring, with The Nature Boy! WOOOO!" He ends the promo by warning a certain WWF Television Champion that there's only one "Nature Boy" and the WWF isn't big enough for the both of them!

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In a decent match, Tito Santana defeated Dave Finlay in 7:28 by submission with a Figure Four Leglock.

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Missy Hyatt interviews The Texas Tornado next. Tornado says that a day didn't go by during his rehab, that he didn't daydream of getting his hands on Terry Funk and Bobby Heenan. Says Mr. Perfect took care of Heenan for him at Summerslam, but Funk is all his! "You better watch your back, Terry, because there's a big storm brewin', baby!"

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A debuting Skinner defeated Scott Taylor in 5:58 by pinfall with a Gatorbreaker.

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Paul Ellering says his Legion of Doom will be fighting champions, unlike Ted DiBiase and Sid who only defended the Tag Titles twice from April to August. They'll be starting tonight too, when they defend the WWF Tag Team Titles against the Natural Disasters in the main event!

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Bam Bam Bigelow defeated Virgil in 8:17 by pinfall with a Diving Headbutt.

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The Big Boss Man is arguing with Commissioner Graham backstage, furious over what happened at Summerslam and demanding a rematch. Graham's first reaction is concern, as he wonders aloud if Boss Man should even be competing so soon after all the blood he lost against Koloff at Summerslam. After being assured it wasn't an issue, Graham says there's nothing he can do for Boss Man since he already got his promised rematch. And there's nothing he can do about Koloff's new friend interfering since the match was no disqualification. He can have a rematch if Koloff will go for it though, but Graham doubts he will.

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As expected, Paul Bearer announces the expansion of Undertaker's Army of Darkness with Smash! "OOHH Ultimate Warrior, when the war is won, and the final shot has been fired, it won't just be your career that lies in ruins. It will be the entire World Wrestling Federation, OOOOOOOHHHHH YEEEEESSSS!!!"

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In a bit of Summerslam deja vu, The Miracle Violence Connection's Steve Williams defeated Haku in 9:47 by pinfall with a Doctor Bomb.

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Bret Hart cuts a promo on The Kingdom. He says the WWF Championship will have to wait because he hasn't forgotten what Vader and Rick Rude did to his brother Owen and Jim Neidhart at ringside during his match with Savage at Summerslam. He tells them Owen may be out for a while, but Jim will be ready by Saturday Night's Main Event and the original Hart Foundation will ride once again! That is if Rude and Vader have the guts to face them head-on.

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WWF World Tag Team Championship

The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering © vs. The Natural Disasters

w/w/

In a bout that had great wrestling and good heat, The Natural Disasters defeated The Legion of Doom in 12:20 when Earthquake defeated Hawk by pinfall with an Earthquake Splash following interference from The Million Dollar Man.

The Natural Disasters win the WWF World Tag Team titles!

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Show Rating:

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Post-show notes:

- Steve Williams and Haku have great chemistry as opponents.

Top 5 in-ring performances of the night:
Animal - 90
Hawk - 86
Haku - 84
Earthquake - 79
Tito Santana - 76

The Next Day:

- Rick Rude says Dave Finlay doesn't connect with the fans and I should write him off.

Backstage before the show:

- Nothing to report.

Wednesday, September 4th, 1991

Ice Garden in Rostraver, Pennsylvania

2,000 in attendance - SOLD OUT

Announcers: Vince McMahon and Lord Alfred Hayes

TV Rating: 0.46

<hr>

Angle: A recap of Prime Time with Vince McMahon and Lord Alfred Hayes.
Rating: 100

The Nasty Boys defeated Shane Douglas and Ricky Santana in 10:26 when Brian Knobbs defeated Douglas by pinfall with a Trip to Nastyville.
Rating: 65

Angle: Marty Jannetty wants Shawn Michaels in a Street Fight at Saturday Night's Main Event. "NO Zenk, NO Pillman, just me and you, Shawn. Man to Man!"
Rating: 95

Terry Gordy defeated Mike Alfonso in 5:56 by pinfall with a Belly-to-Back Suplex.
Rating: 68

Angle: Commissioner Graham congratulates Bull Nakano on winning the Free Agent Battle Royal at Summerslam. He then announces that with no other female competitors for her to compete against, he has no choice but to start a WWF Women's Division. He announces he's signed seven more workers and will announce a tournament bracket on Superstars to crown a new WWF Women's Champion. The tournament will take place on Wrestling Challenge and Superstars throughout September, with the Championship match held at Saturday Night's Main Event: Backlash at the end of the month.
Rating: 100

Angle: After being introduced as simply "Buddy Landel", Landel demands that Howard Finkel continue to call him "Nature Boy". "No matter what Ric Flair says!"
Rating: 85

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WWF World Television Championship

"Nature Boy" Buddy Landel © vs. Tom Zenk

In a match that had decent wrestling but didn't have much heat, Buddy Landel defeated Tom Zenk in 16:18 by submission with a Figure Four Leglock. Buddy Landel makes defense number 2 of his WWF World Television title.
Rating: 67

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Show Rating: 80

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Post-show notes:

- Nothing to report.

Top 5 in-ring performances of the night:
Terry Gordy - 68
Jerry Sags - 67
Brian Knobbs - 66
Buddy Landel - 64
Tom Zenk - 54

The Next Day:

- Shane Douglas was identified as a Steroid user by the WWF drug testing policy. Since I don't need him for anything right now, I decided to suspend him for a better chance at improving his behavior long-term. It did improve his behavior, but now he has a "simmering tension" relationship with me.

Backstage before the show:

- Brian Knobbs was antagonizing Buddy Lee Parker so much that a fight broke out and they had to be pulled apart. I fined him and he was unhappy. So were Hulk Hogan, Jim Duggan, Jimmy Hart, Jerry Sags, Greg Valentine, Haku, and Brutus Beefcake. At least Parker himself was pleased.

Friday, September 6th, 1991

Penn Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

2,200 in attendance - SOLD OUT!

Announcers: Vince McMahon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan

TV Rating: 0.41

<hr>

Al Snow defeated Kato in 7:08 by pinfall with a Snow Plow.
Rating: 59

Angle: Hercules, not satisfied with his beatdown of Al Snow in their 6-man tag match at Summerslam, attacks him after the match. Snow is saved by Crush though, who tosses Slick over the top rope into Hercules' arms.
Rating: 89

In his debut match, a bout that had decent wrestling but little heat, Atsushi Onita defeated Honky Tonk Man in 6:35 by disqualification when Honky Tonk Man tried to hit him with his guitar.
Rating: 57

Angle: Onita dodges another guitar attack but isn't able to dodge The Mountie and his cattle prod.
Rating: 61

The Can-Am Express defeated Koko B. Ware and Virgil in 9:57 when Doug Furnas defeated Virgil by pinfall with a Frankensteiner.
Rating: 68

Angle: Commissioner Graham announces the Women's Championship Tournament Bracket, which starts on next week's episode of Wrestling Challenge:

The Ripper(Rhonda Singh)
Bull Nakano

Rockin' Robin
Candi Devine

Lioness Asuka
Debbie Malenko

Reggie Bennett
Jaguar Yokota

Rating: 100

In a decent match, The Mountie defeated Steve Armstrong in 9:40 by submission with a Quebec Crab.
Rating: 71

<hr>
Show Rating: 78

<hr>
Post-show notes:

- Nothing to report.

Top 5 in-ring performances of the night:
The Mountie - 74
Phil Lafon - 68
Doug Furnas - 64
Honky Tonk Man - 60
Virgil - 58

The Next Day:

- Crush was identified as a steroid user. I fined him which made him unhappy and his personality got worse. Randy Savage was unhappy about it also.

Dawn · August 11, 2021

It's beautiful that this is back, the level of quality in your writing is still top notch, ink! I'll be reading

ink625 · August 11, 2021

It's beautiful that this is back, the level of quality in your writing is still top notch, ink! I'll be reading

Thanks, Smasher! Awesome to have you back!

ink625 · August 11, 2021

WWF TV for Week 2, September 1991

Backstage before the show:

- Nothing to report.

Monday, September 9th, 1991

Augusta Civic Center in Augusta, Maine

6,777 in attendance - SOLD OUT!

Announcers: Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan

TV Rating: 6.78

<hr>

Gorilla Monsoon is joined once again by Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, back in his now permanent commentator role, as they welcome everyone to the show and send us down to "Mean" Gene Okerlund, who's interviewing The Kingdom.

The Kingdom's first order of business is for Rick Rude and Vader to accept the challenge of Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart for a tag team match at SNME: Backlash. Savage then addresses the elephant in the room, that, of course, being the challenge of Ric Flair and his former girlfriend Elizabeth.

Savage: Elizabeth, I knew you were aching to get back with the Macho King, yeah, but I never woulda thought you'd stoop this low just to get near me! Well, I'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU! Sensational Queen Sherri is all the woman I could ever need, and she can take you in a fight too, so you better keep your hands to yourself, yeah! AS FOR YOU RIC FLAIR, well I'll tell you the same thing I tell all the other chumps, just chompin' at the bit, to get a piece of the Macho King, yeah. And it's real simple, yeah. GET IN THE BACK OF THE LINE, CAUSE IT'S A LONG ROAD TO THE TOP, and you're nowhere near my level! OOOOH YEEAAAHH!

<hr>

Well Dunn defeated Mike Barton and Al Burke in 5:11 when Steven Dunn defeated Al Burke by pinfall.

<hr>

The Natural Disasters attempt to sell the WWF Tag Team titles back to Ted DiBiase and Sid, but Commissioner Graham interrupts.

Graham: Didn't you learn your lesson, DiBiase, when you tried this with Andre the Giant years ago? It's not gonna happen! But I'll tell ya what is happenin'. The Natural Disasters will keep the titles, but they'll be defending them right here tonight, against none other than the Legion of Doom!

Graham: AND, if ANY of you, try ANY funny business, of ANY kind, the Disasters will be stripped of the titles and they'll be awarded to the Legion of Doom!

<hr>

The long-awaited return of Sgt. Slaughter results in a victory over Rick Fuller in 5:41 by submission with a Cobra Clutch.

<hr>

As Slaughter celebrates his first victory in over a month, a heavily bandaged Nikita Koloff and his new ally attack, beating Slaughter senseless before Koloff's new friend delivers a Running Powerslam. Koloff grabs a mic. "BOSS MAN! NOOOO!"

<hr>

Mr. Perfect is out for a match against Rick Martel next but makes an announcement first.

Perfect: I know you're listening over there, Bobby Heenan! And I know you've been looking over your shoulder since I kicked your ....butt at Summerslam, but that's in the past. I did what I set out to do and it felt great! And although I've come to realize that I never needed a manager, I did realize that I need something! I need someone with my best interests in mind at all times. I need someone that will always have my back! Someone that I'll never have to question! I don't need a "weasel" in my corner, I need a hero!

<details> <summary>SPOILER </summary>
Perfect: My hero! My father, Larry "The Ax" Hennig!

Perfect's father joins him at ringside and they embrace.

<hr>
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In a bout that had superb wrestling and great heat, Mr. Perfect defeated Rick Martel in 16:06 by pinfall with a Perfect Plex.
</details>
<hr>

Back from commercial, Missy Hyatt is in the ring to interview a hobbled, and bandaged Hulk Hogan. Hyatt starts by asking him about the condition of Roddy Piper, and Hogan assures her that Piper will be back soon. Next, she asks him about who attacked him in the locker room at Summerslam, Bigelow, Steamboat, or both? He said he was completely blindsided though, and didn't see his attacker, but he was gonna take both out anyway. He finishes by addressing The Dragon specifically.

Hogan: I knew all along, Missy, that The Dragon was just your regular ole run-of-the-mill scumbag, brother! And all his rantin' and ravin' about "honor" was just a load of crap, dude! But the Hulkster doesn't start fights, he finishes them, and it's all gonna come crashing down on you soon, Dragon! SO WHATCHA GONNA DO, WH....

Before he can finish, Hogan is attacked by Bam Bam Bigelow.

Even with a bad leg though, Hogan manages to beat him back fairly easily to a huge pop from the Augusta crowd.

<hr>

Kevin Sullivan defeated Duane Gill in 5:39 by pinfall with a Devil Stomp.

<hr>

After the Sullivan match, we're sent to a pre-recorded, nearly incoherent promo from the Ultimate Warrior directed at the Army of Darkness. The only clear part of which was a warning to Undertaker that he has friends too, and that their war is far from over!!

<hr>
WWF World Tag Team Championship

The Natural Disasters w/ Jimmy Hart © vs. The Legion of Doom w/ Paul Ellering

w/w/
In a bout that had great wrestling and good heat, The Legion of Doom defeated The Natural Disasters in 11:51 when Hawk defeated Earthquake by pinfall with a ring-shaking Doomsday Device. The Legion of Doom wins the WWF World Tag Team titles for the second time in the past 3 weeks.

<hr>
Show Rating:

<hr>
Post-show notes:

- Nothing to report.

Top 5 in-ring performances of the night:
Mr. Perfect - 93
Hawk - 91
Animal - 90
Rick Martel - 81
Sgt. Slaughter - 80

The Next Day:

- Nothing to report.

Backstage before the show:

- Nothing to report.

Wednesday, September 11th, 1991

Burlington Memorial Auditorium in Burlington, Vermont

2,000 in attendance - SOLD OUT!

Announcers: Vince McMahon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan

TV Rating: 0.46

<hr>
Angle: Recap of Prime Time with McMahon & Heenan.
Rating: 100

Angle: Madusa confronts Commissioner Graham, furious that she's not in the Women's title tournament. She asks Graham if he's been taking a nap for the past few weeks while she's been destroying MEN after Zbyszko matches. Graham apologizes but says the tournament is set and will start tonight. However, he also informs her that he's a fair man, and so he'll give her a chance to face the winner of the tournament. But, she'll have to beat the two men she's attacked over the past few weeks, Jim Powers and Koko B. Ware, to get the shot. She'll face Powers next week, and Ware the week after that if she wins.
Rating: 95

The Rebels defeated The Equalizer and Mike Alfonso in 7:05 when Steve Armstrong defeated Alfonso by pinfall with a Doomsday Dropkick.
Rating: 56

Angle: Shawn Michaels accepts Marty Jannetty's challenge for a Street Fight at Backlash. "I've got absolutely no problem ending your career, Marty!"
Rating: 100

The winner of the Free Agent Battle Royal at Summerslam, Bull Nakano, drew with The Ripper(Rhonda Singh) in a Women's Title Tournament 1st Round match in 6:47 following a double disqualification. Both competitors are eliminated from the tournament.
Rating: 65

Angle: Buddy Landel promo on Ric Flair. "If you've got a problem with me using the name "Nature Boy", Ric, then I'll gladly fight you for it! And I'll prove once and for all, that I'm the only man fit to carry on the legacy of the "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers. He told me he always hated you anyway!"
Rating: 97

<hr>
WWF World Television Championship

"Nature Boy" Buddy Landel © vs. Robert Gibson w/ Ricky Morton

w/

Robert Gibson defeated Buddy Landel in 15:57 by count out when Landel was laid out by Ricky Morton at ringside and couldn't drag himself back to the ring in time.
Rating: 71

<hr>
Show Rating: 81

<hr>
Post-show notes:

- The Equalizer and Mike Alfonso(Awesome) showed excellent chemistry teaming together.

Top 5 in-ring performances of the night:
Buddy Landel - 66
Robert Gibson - 61
The Ripper - 61
Bull Nakano - 59
Tracy Smothers - 56

The Next Day:

- Dmitri(Scott Norton) was identified as a steroid user. I fined him and nothing noteworthy resulted.

- WCW signed King Kong Bundy to a written contract.

Backstage before the show:

- Nothing to report.

Friday, September 13th, 1991

Knott Arena in Emmitsburg, Maryland

2,000 in attendance - SOLD OUT!

Announcers: Vince McMahon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan

TV Rating: 0.40

<hr>
Rockin' Robin defeated Candi Devine in a Women's Title Tournament 1st Round match in 8:13 by pinfall with a Bulldog.
Rating: 57

Angle: Missy Hyatt interviews Rockin' Robin, and congratulates her on making it to the finals of the Women's Title tournament, thanks to the double-elimination of Bull Nakano and The Ripper on Wrestling Challenge.
Rating: 66

Atsushi Onita defeated The Mountie in 10:18 when The Mountie was disqualified when Honky Tonk Man ran in and attacked Onita with his guitar.
Rating: 66

Angle: Jimmy Hart yells incoherently into his megaphone, as a nearly unconscious Onita is held by the Honky Tonk Man, and the Mountie stuns him with his cattle prod.
Rating: 71

Angle: On behalf of Hercules, Slick warns Crush that he should have minded his own business!
Rating: 85

In a decent main event, Jimmy Snuka defeated The Warlord in 9:48 by pinfall with a Superfly Splash.
Rating: 60

<hr>
Show Rating: 67

<hr>
Post-show notes:

- Nothing to report.

Top 5 in-ring performances of the night:
The Mountie - 69
The Warlord - 55
Jimmy Snuka - 55
Atsushi Onita - 54
Candi Devine - 51

The Next Day:

- Kamala's contract is expiring in 30 days. I would probably resign him, but he's a freelancer so he isn't interested.

Genox90 · August 11, 2021

Since she has won the Battle Royal, I would have put Bull Nakano directly to the finals

Blodyxe · August 11, 2021

I really love that Nakano's win lead to something big, she can take that to the grave. Also... Atsushi Onita

I'm glued

ink625 · August 11, 2021

Since she has won the Battle Royal, I would have put Bull Nakano directly to the finals

That's a fair point and makes perfect sense, Genox. Unfortunately, due to a lack of competent female workers available to me right now, I've got to be really careful how I book the division if I want it to last long-term. Now, that in and of itself doesn't negate your point, but I can't really explain why I went the way I did without spoiling upcoming events. I hope that makes sense and doesn't seem like too much of a cop-out.

I really love that Nakano's win lead to something big, she can take that to the grave. Also... Atsushi Onita I'm glued

Thanks, Blodyxe, I just wish I'd had room for Nakano's Battle Royal win on the main Summerslam show. Onita's great too, but a bit of an odd fit for '91 WWF. I know they had Tenryu and Kitao against Demolition at Wrestlemania 7 as part of their deal with SWS, but that was an odd fit as well. Hopefully, I can make it work.

Genox90 · August 11, 2021

That's a fair point and makes perfect sense, Genox. Unfortunately, due to a lack of competent female workers available to me right now, I've got to be really careful how I book the division if I want it to last long-term. Now, that in and of itself doesn't negate your point, but I can't really explain why I went the way I did without spoiling upcoming events. I hope that makes sense and doesn't seem like too much of a cop-out.

Don't worry. Databases from the late 80s/early 90s lack women and the few available are mostly japanese. I had a friend with the same problem

ink625 · August 12, 2021

Don't worry. Databases from the late 80s/early 90s lack women and the few available are mostly japanese. I had a friend with the same problem

Yup. Ideally, I probably should have held off on starting the division with so few options. Luckily though, with the save taking place in an era where most tv episodes were top-to-bottom squash matches, I should be able to hide that initial lack of talent a bit easier.

DarEatWorld · August 12, 2021

Any mileage in Queen Sherri getting back between the ropes to represent The Kingdom?

ink625 · August 12, 2021

Any mileage in Queen Sherri getting back between the ropes to represent The Kingdom?

Possibly. The problem with Sherri is keeping her clean outside of the ring.

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