Rewriting JCP/WCW from 1983 to 2001....and beyond?

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WCW/NJPW Japan Supershow II

Date: March 21st, 1992

Location: Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan

Attendance: 15,000

Masahiro Chono pulls double duty for the show, subbing for Shiro Koshinaka as Hiroshi Hase's tag team partner. Travel issues prevent Ron Simmons from working the show.

Opening Ceremony: The show opens with a traditional Japanese opening ceremony, showcasing martial arts and a performance from a local taiko drumming group. The excitement builds for the action to come.

Match Card:

1. Opening Match: Jushin "Thunder" Liger vs. Brian Pillman

Result: Jushin Liger wins via a Liger Bomb.

Notes: This was a fast-paced, high-flying opener that showcased the agility and spirit of both competitors. The crowd was electric, setting the tone for the rest of the event.

2. Tag Team Match: The Steiner Brothers (Rick & Scott Steiner) vs. Hiroshi Hase & Masahiro Chono

Result: The Steiner Brothers win via pinfall after completing the Steinerizer on Chono.

Notes: Solid tag team work from both sides, with The Steiners utilizing their power and precision. Hase and Chono showed incredible resilience, but in the end, the Michigan team prevailed.

3. Singles Match: The Great Muta vs. Ricky Steamboat

Result: The Great Muta wins after using the mist followed by a Moonsault.

Notes: A classic clash of styles, Muta’s enigmatic persona complemented Steamboat’s technical prowess. The match featured high spots, and the mist finish left fans buzzing.

4. Women’s Match: Akira Hokuto vs. Malia Hosaka

Result: Akira Hokuto wins via submission with an armbar.

Notes: An intense competitive match that highlighted the advancements of women's wrestling in Japan, with Hokuto taking a decisive victory in front of her home crowd.

5. Special Attraction Match: Terry Funk vs. Sabu

Result: No Contest.

Notes: A wild and chaotic brawl that spilled outside the ring. Both men ignored the referee's instructions, leading to a no-contest as they continued to fight throughout the arena, showcasing extreme styles.

6. IWGP Tag Team Championship: The Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal) vs. The British Bulldogs (Davey Boy Smith & Dynamite Kid)

Result: The Road Warriors win the IWGP Tag Titles after a Doomsday Device.

Notes: A brutal and physical encounter that showcased the strength and teamwork of both legendary teams. The crowd cheered as the Warriors claimed victory, adding another title to their collection.

Main Event: IWGP Heavyweight Championship Match: Lex Luger vs. Masahiro Chono

Result: Lex Luger defeats Masahiro Chono via Torture Rack to become new IWGP Heavyweight Champion.

Notes: The main event featured a dramatic storytelling match with both competitors working the crowd. Luger’s charisma and Chono's technical skill made for an engaging contest, culminating in a dramatic finish as Luger captured the prestigious title.

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WrestleWar 1992: Collision Course

Event Date: May 17, 1992

Location: The Omni, Atlanta, Georgia

Attendance: 20,000

Opening Match: Light Heavyweight Championship

Jushin Thunder Liger (c) vs. Brian Pillman

In an electrifying start to WrestleWar, Liger and Pillman opened the event with a high-paced match showcasing their incredible agility and technical skill. Pillman pushed Liger to his limits, nearly capturing the title with his signature flying moves. However, Liger countered with a crisp Liger Bomb to retain the championship.

Match 2: Tag Team Match

The Steiner Brothers vs. The Heavenly Bodies

In a classic tag team showdown, The Steiner Brothers showcased their incredible strength and teamwork against the agile and cunning Heavenly Bodies. The match was a back-and-forth battle, but ultimately the Steiners hit their signature Doomsday Bulldog for the pinfall victory.

Match 3: Women's Championship Match

Madusa (c) vs. Bull Nakano

This fierce encounter between two of the best female wrestlers of the time captivated the audience. The intensity was palpable as Madusa defended her championship against the intimidating Bull Nakano. After a brutal exchange of moves, Madusa managed to lock in a Dragon Sleeper forcing Nakano to submit, retaining her title.

Match 4: U.S. Heavyweight Championship Match

Rick Rude (c) vs. Ricky Steamboat

In what was one of the most anticipated matches of the night, Rude's cocky persona clashed with Steamboat’s fighting spirit. With both men delivering exceptional performances, they kept the crowd on the edge of their seats. A series of near falls led to Steamboat nearly capturing the title with a Steamboat Splash, but Rude managed to roll him up for a surprise three-count, retaining his championship.

Match 5: No Disqualification Match

Cactus Jack vs. Terry Funk

In an absolute war, Cactus Jack and Terry Funk brought their brutal feud to a no disqualification match. Weapons were introduced, including chairs and tables, and the fight spilled out of the ring and into the crowd. After a wild exchange of blows, Funk set up Cactus for a piledriver on a steel chair, but Cactus countered, delivering a DDT onto the chair himself for the victory. The crowd roared with approval for this hardcore classic.

Match 6: Main Event - WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match

Sting (c) vs. Vader

In the main event, Sting defended his WCW World Heavyweight Championship against the monstrous Vader. The match was a physical showcase, with Vader demonstrating his raw power and Sting displaying his resilience. The audience was electrified as Sting fought back against Vader's onslaught, culminating in a thrilling sequence of moves. After avoiding Vaders' powerbomb, Sting hit the Scorpion Death Drop for the win, retaining his championship.

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NWA Clash of the Champions I | Match Card & Results | WCW PPV

Clash of the Champions 19: June 16, 1992

Location: Ocean Center, Daytona Beach, Florida

Announce Team: Jim Ross, Tony Schiavone, and Bobby Heenan

Arn Anderson defeats Brian Pillman on May 26th to win the Television Championship. Pillman pulls double duty as he also defends the Light Heavyweight Championship that he regained from Jushin Thunder Liger around the same time in the opener. Pillman gets a rematch with Arn, even though Paul E. Dangerously campaigns for the match to be non-title, the same way that he was successful into making the Steamboat vs Rude match a non-title match in the co-main event

Opening Match: Light Heavyweight Championship

Brian Pillman (c) vs. Jushin "Thunder" Liger

In a fast-paced opener, Pillman defends his title against the high-flying Liger. The match showcases incredible athleticism and aerial maneuvers. After a hard-fought battle, Pillman manages to counter a top-rope move into a roll-up for the win.

Winner: Brian Pillman retains the Light Heavyweight Championship.

Match 2: Tag Team Action

The Steiner Brothers vs. The Fabulous Freebirds

The Steiners showcase their power and teamwork against the crafty Freebirds. After a back-and-forth match filled with double-team maneuvers, the Steiners hit the Steiner Screwdriver on Michael Hayes for the victory.

Winners: The Steiner Brothers

Match 3: Women's Championship

Madusa (c) vs. La Fondu (Debut Match)

Madusa defends her title against the mysterious newcomer, La Fondu. The two engage in a competitive match with La Fondu pushing Madusa to her limits. Ultimately, Madusa’s experience proves too much, as she secures a victory with a German Suplex.

Winner: Madusa retains the Women’s Championship.

Match 4: Television Championship

Arn Anderson (c) vs. Flyin' Brian Pillman

In a classic grappling match, the Enforcer Arn Anderson battles former friend Brian Pillman in a test of wills. The match is intense, featuring hard-hitting spots and near falls. Pillman showcases his resilience but falls to Anderson's spinebuster, leading to a surprise finish.

Winner: Arn Anderson retains the Television Championship.

Match 5: Grudge Match

Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat vs. Rick Rude

Steamboat and Rude meet in a highly anticipated grudge match. With Rude's arrogance on full display, the two engage in a classic back-and-forth wrestling match. After a series of near falls, Steamboat locks Rude in a Dragon Sleeper, forcing Rude to tap out.

Winner: Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat

Main Event: WCW World Heavyweight Championship

Sting (c) vs. Vader

In a massive main event, Sting defends his title against the imposing Vader. The match is a brutal back-and-forth contest with both wrestlers giving everything. Vader utilizes his power, while Sting uses his agility. After a series of power moves, Sting rallies and finally manages to hit the Scorpion Death Drop for the 1-2-3.

Winner: Sting retains the WCW World Heavyweight Championship.

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WCW Beach Blast 1992: June 20, 1992 - Held on the sandy shores of Daytona Beach, Florida

Commentators: Jim Ross and Tony Schiavone

Ron Simmons beats Sting on WCW Main Event the night before Beach Blast to regain the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. He'll now be facing Rick Rude for the title instead of Sting. Rude's US title isn't on the line on the show.

Opening Match: The Fabulous Freebirds (Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin) vs. The Steiner Brothers (Rick & Scott Steiner)

Result: The Steiner Brothers won by pinfall after hitting the Steiner Screwdriver on Jimmy Garvin.

The match featured high-energy exchanges with the crowd heavily in favor of the Steiners. After a series of spectacular suplexes and double teams, the Steiners secured the victory, showcasing their dominance in the tag team division.

Second Match: Flyin' Brian Pillman vs. Johnny B. Badd

Result: Johnny B. Badd won by pinfall after a stunning Tutti Frutti. The match was a fast-paced clash with Pillman showcasing his high-flying skills while B. Badd captivated the crowd with his flamboyant persona.

Commentary highlighted the athletic prowess of both competitors, making it a superbly entertaining bout.

Third Match: "Stunning" Steve Austin vs. Terry Gordy

Result: Austin won by submission with the Cloverleaf hold.

This hard-hitting encounter between two tough competitors showcased Austin's technical wrestling skills against Gordy's size and power. As the match progressed, Austin's cocky demeanor led to a heated exchange of strikes.

Fourth Match: Cactus Jack vs. Diamond Dallas Page (with the Diamond Doll)

Result: Cactus Jack won by disqualification after Page used a steel chair.

The physicality of this match was off the charts, with both men brawling outside the ring and utilizing the surroundings to their advantage. The finish led to a chaotic scene, with Page and the Diamond Doll retreating amid a flurry of boos from the fans.

Main Event: WCW World Heavyweight Championship: Ron Simmons (champion) vs. Rick Rude

Result: Ron Simmons retained the title after a successful Buckle Bomb followed by the PowerSlam.

This match was a story of power versus cunning. Rude attempted to exploit every opportunity through distractions and underhanded tactics, but Simmons' resilience shone through as he fought back. The crowd erupted as Simmons held his title high in celebration.

Post-Match Segment:

After the main event, Rude attacked Simmons with the help of a returning Harley Race, leading to a shocking cliffhanger. As they left, the arena was filled with tension and speculation about what this meant for the championship picture moving forward.

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