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Post by siredger on Oct 27, 2024 18:50:09 GMT 1
Clash of Champions 7 - June 14, 1989
Location: The Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, Georgia Commentators: Jim Ross & Tony Schiavone *Due to technical difficulties suffered by TBS, only 2 matches on the card were able to be broadcasted live: The Road Warriors & Dusty Rhodes vs The Four Horsemen (Ric Flair, Arn Anderson & Ole Anderson - Ole had made a surprise return to patch things up between Ric Flair and Arn Anderson after their fallout to reunite the Horsemen) and Lex Luger vs Brian Pillman for the United States Championship. The other matches on the card were subsequently broadcasted in other WCW programming. No title changed hands on that card*
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Post by siredger on Oct 27, 2024 18:56:22 GMT 1
 The Great American Bash 1989 Date: July 23, 1989 Location: Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, North Carolina Attendance: 17,000
Commentators: Jim Ross & Tony Schiavone
Opening Match: The Midnight Express vs. The Fantastics The event kicked off with an exciting opening tag team match. The Midnight Express, managed by Jim Cornette, faced The Fantastics in a fast-paced contest. The match featured numerous near falls and high-flying moves. In the end, the Midnight Express secured victory after a miscommunication from The Fantastics allowed for a roll-up pin by Bobby Eaton.
Winners: The Midnight Express
Match 2: Mike Rotunda vs. Brad Armstrong In a hard-hitting singles match, Mike Rotunda squared off against the talented Brad Armstrong. The two showcased their wrestling prowess with technical maneuvers and strong strikes. After a competitive back-and-forth, Rotunda managed to lock in the Varsity Sleeper to force Armstrong to submit.
Winner: Mike Rotunda
Match 3: The Road Warriors vs. The Skyscrapers The iconic tag team, the Road Warriors, took on the monstrous Skyscrapers, comprised of Dan Spivey and Sid Vicious. This match was a classic clash of power and strength. The crowd erupted as the Road Warriors executed their signature moves. Ultimately, Hawk and Animal delivered the Doomsday Device, securing a decisive win.
Winners: The Road Warriors
Match 4: Lex Luger vs. Barry Windham In a championship clash for the NWA United States Championship, Lex Luger defended his title against Barry Windham. The match was filled with tension and drama, with both men exchanging powerful strikes and signature maneuvers. After an intense battle, Luger managed to hit the Torture Rack, forcing Windham to submit and retaining his title.
Winner: Lex Luger
Match 5: Dusty Rhodes & Ricky Steamboat vs. Ric Flair & Arn Anderson In a highly anticipated tag team match, Dusty Rhodes teamed up with Ricky Steamboat to take on Ric Flair and Arn Anderson. The match showcased classic storytelling with plenty of drama and near-falls. After a wild brawl that spilled outside the ring, Dusty managed to hit the Bionic Elbow on Anderson, leading to a pinfall victory.
Winners: Dusty Rhodes & Ricky Steamboat
Main Event: The Great American Bash Cup: Sting vs. The Great Muta In the main event, World Heavyweight Champion Sting faced off against The Great Muta in a highly awaited matchup for the Great American Bash Cup. The match featured breathtaking high spots and a blend of lucha and power wrestling. Muta, using his unique striking and mist-spitting ability, battled hard against Sting's resilience and athleticism. After a dramatic exchange of finishers, Sting unleashed the Scorpion Deathlock, forcing Muta to tap out, culminating in a huge victory for the Stinger.
Winner: Sting
Closing Segment: The event concluded with Sting celebrating his victory in the ring, as fans cheered wildly. The camera panned to the locker room area where Ric Flair was seen plotting his revenge after the Horsemen loss to Dusty & Steamboat. |
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Post by siredger on Oct 28, 2024 19:31:22 GMT 1
Clash of Champions 8: The Price of Gold Date: September 12, 1989 Location: The Omni, Atlanta, Georgia Attendance: 15,000
Ric Flair defeats Sting in August after interference from The Fabulous Freebirds, which lead to the 6-Men Tag on the card. TV Champion Rick Steiner & World Tag Team Champion Michael Hayes pull double duty for the night.
Main Card Opening Match: The Dynamic Dudes (Shane Douglas & Johnny Ace) vs. The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane)
Result: The Dynamic Dudes win via a roll-up by Johnny Ace on Bobby Eaton after a miscommunication between the Midnight Express. This match showcases high-energy spots and a solid crowd reaction.
TV Championship Match: Rick Steiner (c) vs. Mike Rotunda
Result: Rick Steiner retains the TV Championship after hitting a release German suplex followed by a Steiner Screwdriver. The match was tense, with Rotunda utilizing his cunning tactics, but Steiner's power prevails.
The Great Muta vs. Tommy Rich
Result: The Great Muta wins with the Moonsault following a hard-fought battle. Muta displays his agility, while Rich's fan-favorite status shines through. Post-match, Muta sprays green mist in Rich's face, further solidifying his heel persona.
Brad Armstrong vs. Bob Orton Jr.
Result: Brad Armstrong defeats Bob Orton Jr. with a spinning neckbreaker. This match emphasizes technical prowess, with both competitors showing respect for each other's abilities. Armstrong earns a significant victory, moving up in the ranks.
Six-Man Tag Team Match: The Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal) & Sting vs. The Freebirds (Michael Hayes, Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts)
Result: The Road Warriors and Sting triumph after Animal powerslams Buddy Roberts, followed by a Stinger Splash from Sting. The crowd erupts as the faces stand tall amid the chaotic environment of the Freebird's antics.
WCW Tag Team Championship Match: The Fabulous Freebirds (c) vs. The Steiner Brothers
Result: The Fabulous Freebirds retain after a controversial finish where the referee is knocked out. A brawl ensues, and amid the chaos, the Freebirds leverage the situation to sneak in a quick pin on Scott Steiner, taking advantage of the confusion.
NWA World Heavyweight Championship Match: Ric Flair (c) vs. Ricky Steamboat
Result: In a highly anticipated rematch, Ric Flair retains his title after a 45-minute classic filled with near falls and emotional storytelling. Flair manages to counter Steamboat's trademark moves, finally winning after a Figure-Four Leg Lock, which Steamboat fights out of only to be rolled up for the victory.
After the main event, Cactus Jack & Vader attack both Flair & Steamboat. |
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Post by sonny912 on Oct 28, 2024 21:57:06 GMT 1
Did you edit the whole thread cause now Magnum isn't Champion anymore.
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Post by siredger on Oct 29, 2024 18:44:25 GMT 1
 Halloween Havoc 1989: The Spooktacular Showdown
Date: October 28, 1989 Location: Civic Center, Springfield, Illinois
Match Card 1. Opening Match: The Young Pistols vs. The Fabulous Freebirds With the bell ringing, the Young Pistols showcased their agile moves, matching the experience of the Freebirds. This fast-paced encounter culminated in a surprise roll-up pin by Stephen Prazak (Tracy Smothers), taking the victory and giving the Young Pistols their big break!
Result: Young Pistols win via pinfall.
2. Singles Match: The Z-Man vs. Eddie Gilbert In a battle of charisma versus cunning, The Z-Man's athleticism shone, while Gilbert resorted to every trick in the book. The match intensified when Gilbert attempted to use a foreign object, only for Z-Man to counter and hit the Z-Twist for the victory!
Result: The Z-Man wins via pinfall.
3. Tag Team Championship Match: The Steiner Brothers (C) vs. The Midnight Express (Steiners defeated the Freebirds in early October on WCW Saturday Night to win the titles) This classic tag team clash was filled with hard-hitting action. The Steiners displayed their brute strength against the crafty tactics of the Midnight Express. In the end, Rick Steiner hit the Steiner Screwdriver on Bobby Eaton, securing the tag team titles for the Steiners once again!
Result: The Steiner Brothers retain their titles via pinfall.
4. Six-Man Tag Team Match: The Great Muta, Terry Funk & Brian Pillman vs. Lex Luger, Rick Rude & Abdullah the Butcher This chaotic encounter saw no shortage of wild brawling and high spots. The Great Muta mesmerized the crowd with his unique offense, while Funk and Pillman added to the mayhem. The match ended as Muta sprayed his mist into Rude’s eyes, allowing Pillman to roll him up for the three-count.
Result: Muta, Funk & Pillman win via pinfall.
5. Halloween Costume Battle Royale With the ring adorned in pumpkins and cobwebs, this light-hearted match featured a mix of wrestlers donning hilarious Halloween costumes. The likes of Sting (as a vampire), The Big Boss Man (as a cop), and others provided comedic moments as they attempted to eliminate one another. Sting outlasted everyone, pulling off a spectacular Stinger Splash to eliminate the last competitor and claim victory!
Result: Sting wins the Halloween Costume Battle Royale.
6. Women's Championship Match: Madusa Miceli (C) vs. Sherri Martel A fierce rivalry culminated in a high-stakes bout for the Women's Championship. Both competitors displayed incredible skill and resilience, with Sherri utilizing her cunning tactics and Madusa countering with her power moves. The match saw brutal exchanges, but Madusa ultimately retained her title with a powerful German Suplex.
Result: Madusa Miceli retains her title via pinfall.
Main Event: WCW World Heavyweight Championship: Ric Flair (C) vs. Ricky Steamboat In the main event, two legends clashed in a championship showdown that had fans on the edge of their seats. The chemistry between Flair and Steamboat was palpable as they exchanged holds and finishes. The match was a tribute to classic wrestling, filled with near falls and dramatic spots. In a climactic finish, Flair tried to cheat with his signature brass knuckles, but Steamboat countered and rolled him up for the title!
Result: Ricky Steamboat wins via pinfall, becoming the new WCW World Heavyweight Champion! |
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Post by siredger on Nov 4, 2024 1:36:40 GMT 1
Clash of Champions IX: "New Horizons"
November 15th, 1989
North Charleston, SC
Ricky Steamboat's reign as World Heavyweight Champion ends up being short-lived as Cactus Jack costs Steamboat the title in Flair's invoked rematch on November 3rd, setting up the Cactus Jack/Steamboat match for tonight. Tommy Rich upset Rick Steiner in early October to become the new TV Champion, defending it tonight against his arch-rival The Great Muta.
Main Event:
WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Ric Flair (c) beat Sting A highly anticipated showdown, this match sees the Nature Boy defending his title against the up-and-coming fan favorite Sting. The match features high drama, outside interference from The Four Horsemen, and a classic Flair tactic of working over Sting’s leg until a dramatic comeback.
Co-Main Event:
WCW Television Championship Match
Tommy Rich (c) beat The Great Muta Rich puts his title on the line against the menacing Muta, who uses his mystique and martial arts skills to gain an advantage. The match is a hard-fought encounter, highlighted by Muta’s signature green mist and Rich’s resiliency.
Tag Team Match:
WCW Tag Team Championship Match
The Midnight Express beat The Steiners (c) A high-energy match that showcases the contrasting styles of both teams. The Midnight Express uses their cunning, while The Steiners rely on their sheer power. Jim Cornette's presence adds to the tension as a wild finish leads to a controversial finish.
Women's Championship Match:
NWA Women's World Championship Match
Madusa Miceli (c) beat Sherri Martel A fierce battle between two of the top female competitors of the era. Madusa’s athleticism is matched only by Sherri’s cunning and experience. The match ends with a dramatic near-fall sequence.
Feature Match:
Cactus Jack beat Ricky Steambaot
A wild, no-disqualification match that emphasizes both wrestlers' hatred. The match features brutal weapon shots and high risks, as Cactus Jack looks to prove he belongs in the main event scene. Steamboat shows resilience and keeps up with Cactus with his high-flying moves.
Singles Match:
Ron Garvin beat Barry Windham
A psychological clash between two skilled wrestlers. This match tells a story of rivalry, and the crowd is invested in every near-fall until Garvin pulls off the win with his trademark "Garvin Stomp."
Special Attraction Match:
Vader beat The Z-Man
An impressive showcase for Vader in one of his early appearances before becoming a mainstay. The smaller Z-Man puts up a spirited effort but ultimately falls to Vader’s powerful offense.
Dark Match:
Brutus Beefcake vs. Al Perez
A fun opener that features Beefcake's charisma and Perez's technical skills. Beefcake wins with the sleeper hold, leaving the crowd excited for the main card.
Commentary Team:
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Post by siredger on Nov 4, 2024 1:37:34 GMT 1
Did you edit the whole thread cause now Magnum isn't Champion anymore. Yes, I started all over again because I wasn't satisfied with the first draft I was creating. It's mentioned in the first post of the thread. |
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Post by sonny912 on Nov 4, 2024 4:54:35 GMT 1
Did you edit the whole thread cause now Magnum isn't Champion anymore. Yes, I started all over again because I wasn't satisfied with the first draft I was creating. It's mentioned in the first post of the thread. Oh, but I liked Magnum finally getting the title he should have had. It was just most of his matches involved flair in some way. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 4, 2024 21:20:35 GMT 1
 Starrcade 1989: Night of the Legends Location: Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, North Carolina Attendance: 16,000 Theme: Celebrating the legacy of professional wrestling with a mix of current talents and legends
Sting regained the World Heavyweight Championship from Ric Flair on November 29th and is making his first title defense against Horseman Sid Vicious. The Steiners regained the titles from the Midnight Express on 11/29 as well and the Midnight Express requested a rematch one more time. The Z-Man defeated Tommy Rich on 11/22 to win the TV title and defends it tonight against Horseman Barry Windham. Tully Blanchard & Lex Luger make a return for one night under the Horsemen banner for the WarGames main event.
Card: 1. Opening Match: Wild Bill Irwin vs. Tommy Rich This match features two fan favorites, with Irwin showcasing his brawler style against Rich's classic babyface tactics. Rich manages to secure the victory with a roll-up after dodging a charge from Irwin. Winner: Tommy Rich
2. Tag Team Championship Match: The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) vs. The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane) In a high-paced, technical showcase, the Steiners defend their titles against the legendary Midnight Express. The match is filled with near falls and power moves from Scott Steiner, culminating in a frankensteiner off the top rope for the win. Winners: The Steiner Brothers – still Tag Team Champions!
3. WCW Television Championship: The Z-Man (Tom Zenk) vs. Barry Windham In a hard-hitting encounter, The Z-Man battles the powerful Windham for the TV title. After back-and-forth action and several close calls, Windham counters a flying crossbody into a pinfall to win the championship. Winner: Barry Windham - new WCW Television Champion!
4. Legends Match: Ric Flair vs. Terry Funk In a highly anticipated match featuring two of wrestling's greatest legends, Flair and Funk deliver a brutal, classic encounter. They employ a mix of technical wrestling, brawling, and psychological mind games. Flair eventually wins the match with the Figure-Four Leglock, but not before Funk puts up a valiant fight. Winner: Ric Flair
5. WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match: Sting (c) vs. Sid Vicious Sting defends his title against the towering Sid Vicious in a power vs. speed scenario. Sid uses his size advantage, overwhelming Sting at times, but the champion rallies back. After an intense back-and-forth battle, Sting hits the Stinger Splash followed by the Scorpion Death Lock for the submission victory. Winner: Sting - still WCW World Heavyweight Champion!
6. Main Event: WarGames Match Team Dusty Rhodes (Dusty Rhodes, Nikita Koloff, and The Road Warriors) vs. Team Ole Anderson (Ole Anderson, Arn Anderson, Lex Luger and Tully Blanchard) The match is a chaotic affair with weapons and high-impact moves as all eight legends face off in the double-ring structure. Dusty's team fights valiantly and ultimately forces Ole to submit after Dusty locks in the Figure-Four Leglock. Winning Team: Dusty Rhodes, Nikita Koloff, and The Road Warriors
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Post by siredger on Nov 4, 2024 21:42:36 GMT 1
Clash of Champions 10: Night of Champions Date: February 6, 1990 Location: Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, North Carolina Host: Jim Ross & Bob Caudle
Sting loses to the title back to Ric Flair, thanks to some interference from the Horsemen, notably Barry Windham but Sting repays the favor to the Horsemen, costing Windham the TV title against Mike Rotunda a few days later. The Midnight Express regain their titles from the Steiners but are through with them and defend against the Rock N' Roll Express. Brian Pillman pulls double duty as he defends the NWA Junior Heavyweight Championship against Jushin Thunder Liger but also must face Terry Funk inside a steel cage later in the night.
Main Event: WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match Ric Flair (c) beat Sting
Co-Main Event: WCW World Tag Team Championship Match The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) (c) beat The Rock 'n' Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson)
Match 3: United States Heavyweight Championship Match Lex Luger (c) beat Tommy Rich
Match 4: Steel Cage Match Terry Funk beat Brian Pillman
Match 5: Women's Championship Match Madusa Micelli beat Judy Martin (c)
Match 6: Television Championship Match Mike Rotunda (c) beat Shane Douglas
Bonus Match: NWA Junior Heavyweight Championship Match Flyin’ Brian Pillman beat Jushin Liger
Tag Team Showcase Match The Steiner Brothers (Rick & Scott Steiner) beat The Fabulous Freebirds (Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin)
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