Dalton Posted March 5 Author Share Posted March 5 (edited) WCW CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XVIII TUESDAY WEEK 3, JANUARY 1992 A jam-packed crowd in Charlotte, NC filled the stands as WCW Clash of the Champions XVIII was broadcast LIVE on TBS. Three huge championship matches highlighted the card, with Rick Rude retaining his WCW United States Heavyweight title over Barry Windham in a great main event. It wasn’t without controversy however, as the Dangerous Alliance made their presence known at ringside. Ron Simmons came out to try to help but wasn’t quite enough as Paul E’s whack of his cell phone across Windham’s face behind the referee’s back was enough to score the win for his man. Jushin “Thunder” Liger defeated Brian Pillman to keep the WCW Light Heavyweight Championship in his possession. This was a fantastic match, and one that Pillman looked to have in the bag until Liger rolled him up. The Great Muta was unable to take the WCW World Television title away from Steve Austin, who made defense number twelve here. Sting defeated Abdullah the Butcher to hopefully put the big man behind him, and then after the match he spoke about world title aspirations in 1992. However, the interview was cut short as Diamond Dallas Page walloped him from behind and put the boots to him. DDP then stated that he is tired of his Diamond Mine (which includes Vinnie Vegas & Diamond Studd) being overlooked, so he is aiming for the “franchise” of WCW in Sting. In big news coming out of the show, Tully Blanchard is back in World Championship Wrestling. He returned during the Arn Anderson and Dustin Rhodes match, clotheslining Rhodes covertly and allowing his longtime friend and tag team partner Arn Anderson to pick up the victory. Steamboat then brawled with Blanchard before Anderson came to his friend’s aid, beating down the tag team champions. In an interview later in the night, Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard stated they were going after the WCW World Tag Team Championships. NWA World Heavyweight Champion Big Van Vader and El Gigante went at it in a nontitle match, with Vader coming out on top in a fairly quick match. 1. Sting def. Abdullah the Butcher 2. Big Van Vader def. El Gigante 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © def. The Great Muta (12th defense) 4. Arn Anderson def. Dustin Rhodes 5. WCW LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT: Jushin Liger © def. Brian Pillman (1st defense) 6. WCW UNITED STATES HEAVYWEIGHT: Rick Rude © def. Barry Windham (4th defense) Edited March 5 by Dalton 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted March 5 Author Share Posted March 5 @StanMiguel 5/6 @Nobby_McDonald 5/6 @Dawn 5/6 @Vandal 5/6 All of you had the same predictions funnily enough, with the only miss being Liger over Pillman. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
newbiezness Posted March 5 Share Posted March 5 WCW UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP: Rick Rude © vs. Barry Windham Sting vs. Abdullah the Butcher 1992 Sting, are you kidding me? Dustin Rhodes vs. Arn Anderson Rhodes' country. WCW WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP: Steve Austin © vs. The Great Muta What a match! WCW LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP: Jushin Liger © vs. Brian Pillman What the hell is going on here? Everyone wishes Pillman to win this, but if the fucking Jushin Thunder Liger doesn't retain I riot! You can't screw a guy that kept his word and kayfabe until the very last minute, or later because he didn't take off his mask at his retirement press conference. No fucking way! El Gigante vs. Big Van Vader 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaysin Posted March 5 Share Posted March 5 Tully!!! Hell yeah! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
newbiezness Posted March 5 Share Posted March 5 (edited) 12 minutes ago, newbiezness said: WCW UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP: Rick Rude © vs. Barry Windham Sting vs. Abdullah the Butcher 1992 Sting, are you kidding me? Dustin Rhodes vs. Arn Anderson Rhodes' country. WCW WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP: Steve Austin © vs. The Great Muta What a match! WCW LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP: Jushin Liger © vs. Brian Pillman What the hell is going on here? Everyone wishes Pillman to win this, but if the fucking Jushin Thunder Liger doesn't retain I riot! You can't screw a guy that kept his word and kayfabe until the very last minute, or later because he didn't take off his mask at his retirement press conference. No fucking way! El Gigante vs. Big Van Vader Gosh! I didn't see that the event was already posted. Well anyway, those were my feelings towards the event. WHAT A GREAT DECISION TO MAKE JUSHIN THUNDER LIGER WIN! Edited March 5 by newbiezness 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vandal Posted March 5 Share Posted March 5 5 hours ago, Dalton said: @StanMiguel 5/6 @Nobby_McDonald 5/6 @Dawn 5/6 @Vandal 5/6 All of you had the same predictions funnily enough, with the only miss being Liger over Pillman. Damn I almost went with Liger too hahaha 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted March 8 Author Share Posted March 8 (edited) WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING SATURDAY WEEK 3, JANUARY 1992 WCW MAIN EVENT 1. Brian Pillman def. Bob Cook 2. Cactus Jack def. Sonny Trout 3. Z-Man def. Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker Major news coming out of this week’s episode of World Championship Wrestling, as we have new WCW World Tag Team Champions. Dustin Rhodes and Ricky Steamboat said they didn’t want to wait to take on Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard after Blanchard’s return at Clash on Tuesday, so they would put the belts on the line in the main event. This turned out to be a mistake, thanks to the help of Paul E. Dangerously. A whack with the cellular phone on Dustin Rhodes, along with the continued distractions by Bobby Eaton and Larry Zbyszko, gave Anderson & Blanchard enough leverage to take the victory and steal the titles. The Dangerous Alliance, led by the dastardly Paul E. Dangerously, now hold the world tag team titles, the US title, and the television title. After Diamond Dallas Page’s attack on Sting at Clash of the Champions, Sting took on and defeated The Diamond Studd in singles action. After the match, a six-man tag team match between The Diamond Mine, and Sting’s team of Sting, Barry Windham, and Z-Man was made for next week. The monster Big Van Vader continued his hot streak, destroying The Italian Stallion with ease. Harley Race hyped up his monster after the match, claiming that there is no man in the world that can stop him. After the attack on Junkyard Dog last week, Thomas Rich & Richard Morton defeated JYD and Van Hammer with Rich picking up the pin on Hammer. Steve Austin also defeated Big Josh to retain the WCW World Television Championship. 1. York Foundation (Ricky Morton & Thomas Rich) def. Junkyard Dog & Van Hammer 2. Big Van Vader def. The Italian Stallion 3. Sting def. The Diamond Studd 4. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © def. Big Josh (13th defense) 5. WCW WORLD TAG TEAM: Dangerous Alliance (Anderson & Blanchard) def. Dustin Rhodes & Ricky Steamboat © (NEW CHAMPIONS) Edited March 9 by Dalton 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dawn Posted March 8 Share Posted March 8 Tully with a title in 92 is quite interesting. I wonder if you'll position a younger team within the DA to eventually overtake Arn & Tully like other WCW 92 diaries have done. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted March 9 Author Share Posted March 9 (edited) WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING SATURDAY WEEK 4, JANUARY 1992 WCW MAIN EVENT 1. Cactus Jack def. Bill Kazmaier 2. Brian Pillman def. Bob Cook 3. Dustin Rhodes def. Firebreaker Chip A snappy-but-newsworthy episode of World Championship Wrestling aired this past Saturday night. If the wild six-man tag team main event wasn’t enough, the WCW World Champion Lex Luger made his return after the match. After Sting, Barry Windham and Z-Man defeated the Diamond Mine group of Diamond Dallas Page, the Diamond Studd and Vinnie Vegas, the losers jumped the winners. Lex Luger then made his triumphant return and stood next to his storied friend and rival, Sting. But as they stood tall, he turned and knocked out Sting with a punch! He then dispatched Pillman and Z-Man and yelled at Sting some more. Jim Ross then entered the ring and asked what Lex Luger is doing, and Luger responded by saying that he will see Sting next Saturday night! The other big news was the Steiner Brothers winning the WCW United States Tag Team titles from The Young Pistols, and they did it in quick fashion. This is Rick & Scott Steiner’s third run with the belts. Junkyard Dog earned a bit of revenge on the York Foundation, scoring a victory over Richard Morton despite interference from Thomas Rich at ringside. After the match, JYD challenged Steve Austin to a TV title match, and said he hoped for an answer tonight. Steve Austin then made defense number fourteen of the WCW World Television title with a win over Johnny B. Badd, before accepting the challenge from JYD. 1. WCW UNITED STATES TAG TEAM: Steiner Brothers def. Young Pistols © 2. Junkyard Dog def. Richard Morton 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © def. Johnny B. Badd (14th defense) 4. Sting, Barry Windham & Z-Man def. Diamond Mine (DDP, Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) Edited March 9 by Dalton 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted March 9 Author Share Posted March 9 A big episode of World Championship Wrestling coming up for reasons that will become clear, so may as well run predictions before it goes up. 1. Diamond Mine (Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scott Armstrong 2. The Italian Stallion vs. ?? 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © vs. Junkyard Dog 4. WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT: Lex Luger © vs. Sting BONUS: Which former top champion of a Japanese promotion debuts (technically returns) against The Italian Stallion? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StanMiguel Posted March 9 Share Posted March 9 Diamond Mine (Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) The Italian Stallion Steve Austin © Sting BONUS: Which former top champion of a Japanese promotion debuts (technically returns) against The Italian Stallion? Riki Choshu 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dawn Posted March 9 Share Posted March 9 Diamond Mine ??? Steve Austin Sting Tatsumi Fujinami (I like the Choshu guess, thought of Hashimoto maybe but I don't think he had ever been to WCW at this point? Anyway wanted to go with something different assuming this bonus is a future tiebreaker) 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nobby_McDonald Posted March 10 Share Posted March 10 Diamond Mine ??? - The Great Muta Steve Austin Sting 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
newbiezness Posted March 10 Share Posted March 10 1. Diamond Mine (Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scott Armstrong 2. The Italian Stallion vs. ?? Maybe someone is debuting? 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © vs. Junkyard Dog I don't see Steve Austin losing here 4. WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT: Lex Luger © vs. Sting I don't think the most prestigious title will change hands in a TV show 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vandal Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 (edited) 1. Diamond Mine (Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scott Armstrong 2. The Italian Stallion vs. ?? (Tatsumi Fujinami) 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © vs. Junkyard Dog 4. WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT: Lex Luger © vs. Sting BONUS: Which former top champion of a Japanese promotion debuts (technically returns) against The Italian Stallion? Tatsumi Fujinami Edited March 11 by Vandal 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Old School Fan Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 1. Diamond Mine (Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scott Armstrong 2. The Italian Stallion vs. ?? 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © vs. Junkyard Dog 4. WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT: Lex Luger © vs. Sting BONUS: Which former top champion of a Japanese promotion debuts (technically returns) against The Italian Stallion? The Great Muta 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
edisraw1 Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 (edited) 1. Diamond Mine (Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scott Armstrong 2. The Italian Stallion vs. ?? 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © vs. Junkyard Dog (Im secretly rooting for a random 1992 JYD title run though) 4. WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT: Lex Luger © vs. Sting BONUS: Which former top champion of a Japanese promotion debuts (technically returns) against The Italian Stallion? Kensuke Sasaki (I don't know if you mean former japanese champion in the sense of 2024 or 1992 but Sasakis debut makes sense here) Edited March 11 by edisraw1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hollywood Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 1. Diamond Mine (Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scott Armstrong 2. The Italian Stallion vs. ?? 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © vs. Junkyard Dog 4. WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT: Lex Luger © vs. Sting - TV Time Limit Draw BONUS: Which former top champion of a Japanese promotion debuts (technically returns) against The Italian Stallion? Fujinami 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted March 13 Author Share Posted March 13 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING SATURDAY WEEK 1, FEBRUARY 1992 WCW MAIN EVENT 1. Ricky Steamboat def. Steve Armstrong 2. Abdullah the Butcher def. Jim Boss 3. Dustin Rhodes def. Arachnaman A giant main event between two long-time friends and rivals, and WCW has a new world champion. After Luger’s shock return last week, the title match was made for the main event of this episode of World Championship Wrestling. It was a classic, with Sting picking up the clean win over Luger. His celebration would be short-lived however, as Diamond Dallas Page rolled into the ring and attacked Sting alongside Diamond Studd and Vinnie Vegas. The Steiners (who the Diamond Mine tag team will be facing next week) made the save for Sting, finally allowing Sting to celebrate his title win. As previously matched, Vinnie Vegas & Diamond Studd will be facing the Steiner Brothers in a WCW United States Tag Team title match next week, a challenge they earned by defeating Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scott Armstrong in a number one contenders match. Steve Austin faced perhaps his toughest challenge yet in Junkyard Dog, but he retained the WCW World Television Championship after the fifteen-minute time limit expired. The two were in the middle of trading punches as the bell sounded, but they continued throwing shots after the bell until they were both too exhausted to continue. This week’s World Championship Wrestling also saw the return of Terry Gordy to the promotion, as he picked up a victory over The Italian Stallion. Gordy was last seen in WCW in 1989. Since then, he has become a two-time Triple Crown Heavyweight Champion in All Japan Pro Wrestling. He looked dominant, and will surely be a force to be reckoned with going forward. There was also a hype video for Big Van Vader with a voiceover from Harley Race. 1. Diamond Mine (Diamond Studd & Vinnie Vegas) def. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scott Armstrong 2. Terry Gordy def. The Italian Stallion 3. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © DRAW Junkyard Dog (15th defense) 4. WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT: Sting def. Lex Luger © (NEW CHAMPION) 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted March 13 Author Share Posted March 13 @edisraw1 3/4 @Old School Fan 3/4 @Nobby_McDonald 3/4 @Dawn 3/4 @StanMiguel 2/4 @newbiezness 2/4 @Vandal 2/4 @Hollywood 2/4 The returning talent was Terry Gordy, who became a two-time Triple Crown Champion for AJPW during his time away from WCW. Giant Baba's plan was to make him the next foreign ace after Stan Hansen, but a drug problem that ended his second title run permanently ended those plans. A really big "what if" in Japan. I actually tried signing both Steve Williams and Terry Gordy, since I love Dr. Death and I planned on having the two go on a long tag run (just like IRL in 1992) but AJPW signed Williams to an absurd exclusive contract even though I was trying for non-exclusive. I wanted Williams to be a main character in this diary but oh well. Maybe in 95 or something! As for the world title changing hands on TV, Luger put in his notice, and I had very limited time to take the title off of him. This was basically the only time it made sense, and losing it to the Stinger seemed like a perfect way to stabilize the title and WCW as a whole. 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted March 17 Author Share Posted March 17 (edited) WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING SATURDAY WEEK 2, FEBRUARY 1992 WCW MAIN EVENT 1. Michael Hayes def. Todd Champion 2. Terry Gordy def. Marcus Alexander Bagwell 3. Brian Pillman def. George South Coming off the heels of Sting winning the WCW World Heavyweight Championship from Lex Luger last week, the road to WCW SuperBrawl II truly began. In unfortunate news, Jim Ross and Tony Schiavone announced that due to injury, Rick Rude has been forced to relinquish the WCW United States Championship. There will be a four-man tournament to crown a new champion with the finals taking place at SuperBrawl. The first semifinal was tonight, with Larry Zbyszko defeating Big Josh. The other semifinal will be next week between Ron Simmons and Bobby Eaton. In the main event, Ricky Steamboat defeated York Foundation’s Thomas Rich, which led to an all-out brawl between Ricky Steamboat & Dustin Rhodes and Thomas Rich & Richard Morton. It seems as though they are on a collision course for the upcoming pay-per-view. The Steiner Brothers retained the WCW United States Tag Team Championships against Vinnie Vegas & The Diamond Studd, in small part due to the shenanigans at ringside. Diamond Dallas Page attempted to aid his Diamond Mine brethren, but was thwarted by Sting who ran down to the ring to prevent interference. The distraction gave Scott Steiner enough time to recover and roll up Diamond Studd, who was too busy watching what was going on at ringside. WCW World Tag Team Champions Anderson & Blanchard then came to the ring and confronted the Steiners, and both teams held their titles high in the air. Is there a double tag team title match upcoming? A promo aired for Harley Race and Big Van Vader. Vader has been tearing it up in both WCW and NJPW, fulfilling obligations as the NWA World Heavyweight Champion. After the video finished, Jim Ross was with Dustin Rhodes and announced that the two would face off next Saturday night in an NWA title match. Other happenings on the show included Barry Windham beating Cactus Jack in a wild brawl, and Steve Austin hyping up a WCW TV title rematch next week against Junkyard Dog. 1. WCW UNITED STATES TAG TEAM: Steiner Brothers © def. Diamond Mine (Vinnie Vegas & Diamond Studd) (1st defense) 2. Barry Windham def. Cactus Jack 3. Larry Zbyszko def. Big Josh 4. Ricky Steamboat def. Thomas Rich Edited March 17 by Dalton 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted March 17 Author Share Posted March 17 OOC: I sent Rick Rude to rehab after showing up high to TV. I might have been able to take the title off of him but putting him out there would probably be a bad idea. A rough two weeks for the top two champs, with Luger leaving and Rude being gone for the foreseeable future. Oh well, time to push those young guys now! 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigJ Posted March 17 Share Posted March 17 Love the crisp presentation as much as the time period Also love when the game throws roadblocks at you, as you said, time to push the young guys! This sense of urgency and unpredictability is why I love this game so much 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted April 21 Author Share Posted April 21 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING SATURDAY WEEK 3, FEBRUARY 1992 WCW MAIN EVENT 1. Can-Am Express def. Joey Maggs & Italian Stallion 2. Abdullah the Butcher def. Arachnaman 3. Brian Pillman def. Bob Cook A huge championship match main evented World Championship Wrestling, with Big Van Vader retaining the NWA World Heavyweight Championship over Dustin Rhodes in a fantastic match. Vader didn’t win the match clean however, as the York Foundation interfered just enough to distract Rhodes, allowing Vader to slam him for the win. Vader stood to the side as Thomas Rich and Richard Morton put the boots to Dustin Rhodes until Ricky Steamboat made the save. In the second semifinal of the mini WCW US title tournament following Rick Rude’s vacating of the title, Ron Simmons defeated Bobby Eaton as Larry Zbyszko watched from ringside. The two will meet at WCW SuperBrawl II to crown a new champion. Steve Austin and Junkyard Dog went to a second time limit draw in three weeks, therefore giving Steve Austin his sixteenth successful defense of the WCW World Television title. After the bell, Tony Schiavone exclaimed that he received word that a third match will take place at SuperBrawl with a special thirty minute time limit. Jim Ross also interviewed WCW World Heavyweight Champion Sting at ringside, leading to Diamond Dallas Page coming out and the two dueling on the mic. The match was then made official: Sting vs. Diamond Dallas Page for the world title at SuperBrawl! Additionally, a video package for the Can-Am Express tag team of Dan Kroffat & Doug Furnas aired, highlighting their victory in their debut on WCW Main Event the night prior. The two are veterans of the All Japan Pro Wrestling tag team division, and are coming back to America to take over WCW. 1. WCW WORLD TELEVISION: Steve Austin © DRAW Junkyard Dog (16th defense) 2. Ron Simmons def. Bobby Eaton 3. NWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT: Big Van Vader © def. Dustin Rhodes (1st defense) 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dalton Posted April 25 Author Share Posted April 25 (edited) WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING SATURDAY WEEK 4, FEBRUARY 1992 WCW MAIN EVENT 1. Z-Man def. Pat Rose 2. Brian Pillman def. Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker 3. Can-Am Express def. Jim Boss & Van Hammer The final episode of World Championship Wrestling before WCW SuperBrawl II gave us hot matches and crazy segments. The main event saw Ricky Steamboat defeat Terrence Taylor in a preview of the tag team match at SuperBrawl between Steamboat & Dustin Rhodes and Taylor’s York Foundation mates, Thomas Rich & Richard Morton. Jim Ross interviewed Diamond Dallas Page, who gave the final build to his WCW World Heavyweight Championship match against the current titleholder, “The Franchise” Sting. In a huge preview of two title matches on the PPV, Ron Simmons and the Steiner Brothers faced The Dangerous Alliance trio of Larry Zbyszko, Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard. Simmons and Zbyszko are facing off for the WCW United States Championship, and a double tag team title match between WCW United States Tag Team champs Steiners and the WCW World Tag Team champs Anderson & Blanchard. In this six-man match, the referee completely lost control and was forced to call for the bell to declare a no-contest due to the competitors not following the tag rules. In a great opener (that will surely be a tape trader classic), Jushin “Thunder” Liger defended the WCW Light Heavyweight Championship over Eddy Guerrero from Mexican promotion CMLL. Later on the card, Japanese lucha libre pioneer Gran Hamada defeated Arachnaman, thereby earning a title match against Liger at the PPV. Hamada is credited with bringing the high-flying lucha libre style to his native Japan, where he now runs the Universal Lucha Libre promotion, giving smaller workers in Japan a place to thrive. Junkyard Dog had a heartfelt interview with Jim Ross, warning WCW World Television Champion Steve Austin that this old horse still has some kick. He said he’s taken Austin to his limit twice already, and the third time’s the charm come Sunday. Also, in a shocking video, it was announced that SuperBrawl would see the WCW debut of Meng. He is formerly known as Haku in the WWF. 1. WCW LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT: Jushin Liger © def. Eddy Guerrero (2nd defense) 2. Ron Simmons & The Steiner Brothers NO CONTEST Dangerous Alliance (Larry Zbyszko, Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard) 3. Gran Hamada def. Arachnaman 4. Ricky Steamboat def. Terrence Taylor Edited April 25 by Dalton 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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