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Post by siredger on Nov 1, 2024 1:23:22 GMT 1
Saturday Night Main Event 21 Venue: The Omni, Atlanta, Georgia Date: May 27, 1989
Opening Segment The show opens with a rousing introduction from Vince McMahon, hyping the excitement of the card and highlighting the ongoing rivalries in the WWF. He throws it to Mean Gene Okerlund, who is backstage with the Macho Man, Randy Savage, who is gearing up for his main event match against the Ultimate Warrior. Savage cuts an intense promo, promising to deliver a "savage" beating to the Warrior to reclaim his spot at the top.
Match 1: The Brain Busters vs. The Rockers In a high-energy tag team contest, Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson (The Brain Busters) face off against Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty (The Rockers). The match features impressive double-team moves and near falls that keep the crowd on the edge of their seats. After a series of maneuvers, the Rockers manage to secure a victory after executing the double superkick on Blanchard.
Winners: The Rockers
Backstage Interview Mean Gene catches up with Hacksaw Jim Duggan, who vows to take on anyone who steps to him in the ring. Duggan talks about his love for America and promises to uphold the honor of the WWF.
Match 2: Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs. The Barbarian In a hard-hitting match, the powerhouses go head-to-head. Duggan uses his signature moves, while the Barbarian counters with his strength. After a tough back-and-forth, Duggan lands the three-point stance clothesline for the victory.
Winner: Hacksaw Jim Duggan
Segment: The Million Dollar Man's Splurge Ted DiBiase is seen in the ring, flaunting his wealth and mocking the audience. He claims that money can buy anything, including the championship. He issues a challenge to whoever thinks they can take his title shot away from him.
Match 3: The Big Boss Man vs. Jimmy Snuka The Boss Man and Snuka go at it, showcasing a classic good guy vs. bad guy dynamic. Snuka connects with a series of high-flying moves, but the Boss Man’s power is overwhelming. After a hard-fought battle, the Boss Man secures a victory after hitting his signature Boss Man Slam.
Winner: The Big Boss Man
Main Event: Randy Savage vs. The Ultimate Warrior The anticipation is high as these two iconic superstars meet in the ring. The match starts with a fierce exchange of blows. Warrior’s powerful no-sell of Savage’s offense energizes the crowd. Mid-way through, Elizabeth tries to intervene but ends up accidentally distracting the referee, allowing Savage to nail Warrior with a foreign object.
Despite this, Warrior rallies back, hitting the Warrior Splash! Just as he goes for the pin, Savage kicks out, prompting a dramatic near-fall sequence. The finish comes when Savage, desperate to win, grabs the ropes for leverage during a pin attempt, but the referee notices and reverses the decision! The Ultimate Warrior wins to retain his title.
Winner: The Ultimate Warrior (by disqualification)
Closing Segment As the show comes to a close, Warrior celebrates his win, and Savage is left fuming. The camera pans to a frustrated Ted DiBiase, who looks on, plotting his next move. Vince McMahon thanks the fans for joining and promises more exciting action in WWF’s future events. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 19:28:40 GMT 1
Saturday Night Main Event 22 Date: July 29, 1989 Location: Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, Illinois Attendance: 12,000
After the controversial finish from SNME in which Savage tried to cheat to beat Warrior, Hulk Hogan returns to WWF TV and convinces Savage to patch things up and reunite the Mega-Powers, which will be in action for the first time in the main event but it seems the trust issues between them are still lingering. Meanwhile, Rick Rude regained the Intercontinental title from Rick Martel in early June and defends the title against WWF Champion Ultimate Warrior, who could become a dual champion one more time tonight.
Opening Match: The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) vs. The Brain Busters (Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard) In an exciting opener, The Rockers showcase their high-flying style against the experienced tag team of The Brain Busters. After a back-and-forth match, The Rockers defeat their opponents with the double team maneuver "The Rocker Dropper."
Match 2: Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. Honky Tonk Man This match features a slow build-up, with Honky Tonk Man playing the cowardly heel. Jake ultimately gains the upper hand and delivers a DDT, but instead of going for the pin, he retrieves his snake, Damien, and intimidates Honky Tonk Man, forcing a quick count-out.
Match 3: Don Muraco vs. Dino Bravo In this hard-hitting encounter, both men exchange powerful strikes. Bravo appears to dominate for a large part of the match, but Muraco fights back and finishes off Bravo with the "Shoulderbreaker" for the win.
Match 4: Ultimate Warrior vs. Rick Rude (C) for the Intercontinental Championship In one of the night’s main events, the Ultimate Warrior faces off against Rick Rude. The match is full of intense moments, with Rude trying to outsmart the Warrior. After a fierce back-and-forth, Warrior captures the Intercontinental title with a running shoulder block followed by a splash.
Match 5: Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake vs. Mr. Perfect This match features Mr. Perfect's cunning tactics against the flamboyant Beefcake. The finish comes when Mr. Perfect attempts to cheat but is caught by the referee. Beefcake takes advantage and secures the victory with the "Sleeper Hold."
Main Event: Hulk Hogan & Randy Savage vs. The Big Boss Man & The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase In a star-studded tag team main event, Hogan and Savage join forces against the nefarious combo of The Boss Man and DiBiase. After a chaotic match filled with outside interference and signature moves, Hogan and Savage secure the win after Hogan hits a leg drop on DiBiase, allowing Savage to deliver the elbow drop from the top for the pinfall.
Post-Match Celebration: After the main event, Hogan and Savage celebrate in the ring. As they pose for the fans, a feud seems to be brewing as Savage gives Hogan a sidelong glance, hinting at the tension between the two. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 20:02:31 GMT 1
SummerSlam 1989: Feel the Heat!
Date: August 28, 1989
Venue: The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, New Jersey
Attendance: 20,000
The Mega-Powers weren't long as Savage immediately turns on Hogan after the last SNME and Ultimate Warrior makes the save for Hogan. As Savage turns his attention to Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Hogan and Warrior must now focus on Ted Dibiase and his newest secret weapon: The Undertaker! The match becomes personal as the debuting Undertaker costs Warrior the Intercontinental title vs Mr. Perfect on Prime Time Wrestling in early August. Perfect now defends against Bret "Hitman" Hart, looking for his first singles titles. In the tag team division, the Legion of Doom, Hawk & Animal made their debut earlier this summer and defeated Demolition to win the tag titles. They're defending the titles tonight against The Fabulous Rougeaus.
Match Card 1. Opening Match: The Rockers vs. The Brain Busters Description: The Rockers, comprised of Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty, took on the devious duo of Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson, known as The Brain Busters. A fast-paced opener that showcased all four wrestlers' high-flying and technical abilities. Winner: The Rockers via pinfall after a double flying body press on Blanchard.
2. Intercontinental Championship: Mr. Perfect (c) vs. Bret "The Hitman" Hart Description: Two of the best in-ring performers clashed for the Intercontinental Championship. Mr. Perfect, known for his arrogance and immaculate in-ring skills, faced the excellence of execution in Bret Hart. Tensions ran high during this classic with numerous near-falls. Winner: Bret Hart via submission with the Sharpshooter, capturing his first Intercontinental Championship.
3. Women’s Championship: Sensational Sherri (c) vs. Alundra Blayze Description: In a well-fought battle, Sherri took on rising star Alundra Blayze. The match was filled with psychological mind games and high-impact moves. Sherri used every trick in the book, but Blayze's resilience shone through. Winner: Alundra Blayze via pinfall with a bridging German suplex.
4. Tag Team Championship: The Legion of Doom (c) vs. The Fabulous Rougeaus Description: The Legion of Doom defended their titles against the crafty Rougeaus. Hawk and Animal used their power and agility, while the Rougeaus relied on quick tags and strategic wrestling. Winner: The Legion of Doom via pinfall after the Doomsday Device on Jacques Rougeau.
5. No Holds Barred Match: Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. Randy "Macho Man" Savage Description: A brutal and intense rivalry culminated in a No Holds Barred match. Both men used steel chairs, tables, and anything at their disposal, with Roberts bringing his snake to the ring for intimidation. Winner: Randy Savage via pinfall after a diving elbow drop through a table.
6. Main Event: Hulk Hogan & Ultimate Warrior vs. The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase & Undertaker Description: The megastars of the 80s came together in a tag team match that featured an epic face-off between good and evil. The Undertaker's eerie aura contrasted sharply with the energy of Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior. Winner: Hulk Hogan & Ultimate Warrior via pinfall after Hogan bodyslammed DiBiase and Warrior followed up with a splash.
Post-Match Segment After the main event, the ring filled with champions celebrating their victories. Hogan and Warrior stood tall, gesturing to the crowd, when suddenly, the lights went out. When they came back on, The Undertaker was in the center of the ring, and he shared a foreboding stare with both Hogan and Warrior before vanishing as quickly as he had appeared, teasing a future showdown. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 20:11:00 GMT 1
Saturday Night Main Event 23 Date: October 14, 1989 Location: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Opening Segment The show opens with a raucous crowd. Mean Gene Okerlund stands in the ring, introducing the night’s matches and hyping up the Survivor Series. He announces that there will be a special appearance by Hulk Hogan later in the show!
Match 1: The Bushwhackers vs. The Brain Busters The show kicks off with a tag team matchup featuring the lovable, goofy Bushwhackers taking on the more serious and strategic Brain Busters. After a fun, chaotic bout filled with hard-hitting moves and comedic antics, the Brain Busters score the victory after a miscommunication between the Bushwhackers leads to Butch getting pinned by Tully Blanchard.
Match 2: Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. "Ravishing" Rick Rude (Casket Match)
Building on their intense rivalry, this casket match sees Jake’s psychological warfare against the Ravishing One reach new heights. Rude dominates early, but Roberts fights back, utilizing his signature DDT. In the end, he manages to put Rude in the casket, but not before Rude manages to escape, leaving Jake frustrated.
Segment: Hulk Hogan’s Promo
Hulk Hogan addresses the crowd, sharing his thoughts on the impending Survivor Series. The fans cheer as he calls out Earthquake, who has targeted him recently. Just as the segment seems to conclude, Earthquake arrives, leading to an intense standoff that ends with Hogan delivering a few punches before Earthquake retreats.
Match 3: Mr. Perfect vs. The Big Boss Man
This is a hard-hitting match showcasing Mr. Perfect's technical skills against The Big Boss Man’s power. The match sees outside interference from The Barbarian, which allows Mr. Perfect to roll up the Boss Man for a surprise win. However, the Boss Man gets revenge afterward, chasing Perfect away and connecting with his signature Boss Man Slam.
Main Event: Ultimate Warrior vs. Ted DiBiase
In a highly anticipated main event, the Ultimate Warrior faces off against "The Million Dollar Man," Ted DiBiase. The match is filled with Warrior’s explosive energy and DiBiase’s cunning tactics. The Warrior ultimately prevails after a series of shoulder blocks and a running splash, paving the way for a potential showdown involving DiBiase’s chosen Survivor Series team at the pay-per-view.
Closing Segment
The show ends with a huge brawl involving several wrestlers as tensions rise for Survivor Series. Dawn of the Royal Rumble-style matches can be seen, as wrestlers begin to form teams and call out their opponents. Hogan and Ultimate Warrior end the night standing tall in the ring, raising their championship belts as the show fades to black.
Commentary Team: Jim Ross and Jesse "The Body" Ventura provide colorful commentary throughout the night, analyzing each match and the implications for Survivor Series. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 20:27:05 GMT 1
 WWE Survivor Series 1989 Date: November 23, 1989 Location: Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, Illinois Attendance: 19,000
Bret Hart loses the Intercontinental Championship back to Rick Rude in October and the feud between WWF Champion Ultimate Warrior and Rick Rude resumes one more time as Warrior has the opportunity to become a dual champion once again tonight. Warrior, Rick Rude, Undertaker & Haku pull double duty for the night due to some transportation issues.
Match Card Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Matches:
Match 1: The Ultimate Warriors vs. The Heenan Family
Teams:
The Ultimate Warriors: The Ultimate Warrior, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, The British Bulldog, and Tito Santana The Heenan Family: Rick Rude, André the Giant, Haku, and Mr. Perfect Elimination Order:
Tito Santana (Eliminated by Haku) Hacksaw Jim Duggan (Eliminated by Mr. Perfect) The British Bulldog (Eliminated by Rick Rude) André the Giant (Eliminated by The Ultimate Warrior) Haku (Eliminated by The Ultimate Warrior) Mr. Perfect (Eliminated by The Ultimate Warrior) Rick Rude (Eliminated by The Ultimate Warrior) Winner: The Ultimate Warrior (Single Survivor)
Match 2: The Dream Team vs. The Million Dollar Team Teams:
The Dream Team: Dusty Rhodes, Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, Ron Bass, and Jimmy Snuka The Million Dollar Team: Ted DiBiase, The Undertaker, IRS, and Haku Elimination Order:
Jimmy Snuka (Eliminated by The Undertaker) Ron Bass (Eliminated by IRS) Dusty Rhodes (Eliminated by Haku) Haku (Eliminated by Brutus Beefcake) IRS (Eliminated by Brutus Beefcake) Ted DiBiase (Eliminated by Brutus Beefcake)
Brutus Beefcake (Eliminated by The Undertaker) Winner: The Undertaker (Single Survivor)
Match 3: The Warriors vs. The Enforcers
Teams:
The Warriors: Randy Savage, Lanny Poffo, The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty) The Enforcers: The Brain Busters (Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard), The Warlord, and Undertaker Elimination Order:
Marty Jannetty (Eliminated by The Warlord) Lanny Poffo (Eliminated by Arn Anderson) Shawn Michaels (Eliminated by Tully Blanchard) The Warlord (Eliminated by Randy Savage) Tully Blanchard (Eliminated by Randy Savage) Arn Anderson (Eliminated by Randy Savage) Winner: Randy Savage (Single Survivor)
Main Event: Intercontinental Championship Champion: Rick Rude vs. Challenger: The Ultimate Warrior
Result: The Ultimate Warrior defeats Rick Rude to become the new Intercontinental Champion after a hard-fought battle.
Special Attraction - Tag Team Showdown The Road Warriors vs. The Twin Towers Result: The Road Warriors defeat The Twin Towers after hitting the Doomsday Device on Akeem. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 20:40:04 GMT 1
Saturday Night Main Event 24 Date: November 25, 1989 Location: Mid-Hudson Civic Center, Poughkeepsie, New York Host: Vince McMahon and Jesse "The Body" Ventura
The Brain Busters had just upset the Road Warriors shortly before Survivor Series to regain the WWF Tag Team Championship. Looking to bounce back from their loss 2 nights prior, they defend the tag titles against The Rockers, looking to break their losing streak against them.
Opening Segment: The show opens with a highlight reel showcasing the greatest moments of the current WWF stars, emphasizing rivalries and upcoming matches. Vince and Jesse set the stage for the evening, hyping the main event and various matchups that will take place throughout the night.
Match 1: Tag Team Championship Match The Brain Busters (Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard) (c) vs. The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty)
The match starts with incredible speed and agility from The Rockers. They showcase their high-flying abilities, but The Brain Busters use their cunning and experience to isolate Michaels. After a great back-and-forth, Jannetty gets the hot tag and nearly scores the upset. However, a miscommunication leads to The Busters retaining their titles after hitting a spike piledriver on Jannetty for the win.
Winners: The Brain Busters
Segment: WrestleMania VI Promo A promotional video airs announcing WrestleMania VI, featuring a montage of superstars and the excitement leading up to the event, defining the stakes and rivalries.
Match 2: Singles Match Randy Savage vs. Koko B. Ware
The Macho Man Randy Savage enters with Miss Elizabeth, creating an electric atmosphere. Koko puts up a brave fight, using his speed and aerial maneuvers but falls victim to Savage’s relentless offense. Savage wins after hitting the flying elbow drop, solidifying his status as a top contender.
Winner: Randy Savage
Backstage Interview Segment: Mean Gene Okerlund interviews Hulk Hogan, addressing the tension between him and The Ultimate Warrior, teasing a potential clash at WrestleMania VI. Hogan expresses his respect for Warrior but warns him not to get in his way.
Match 3: Women’s Championship Match Alundra Blayze (c) vs. Sensational Sherri
A fiercely competitive match showcasing the skills of both women. Sherri utilizes her cunning tactics while Blayze counters with her athleticism. After a hard-fought battle, Alundra prevails with a bridging German suplex, retaining her title.
Winner: Alundra Blayze
Main Event: Steel Cage Match The Ultimate Warrior vs. “Mr. Perfect” Curt Hennig
The atmosphere in the arena is electric as both warriors enter the cage. The intensity is palpable as they brawl, showcasing their strength and skills. Warrior fights with incredible determination, using the cage to his advantage. After an exhilarating match filled with near escapes, Warrior finally overpowers Hennig and climbs to the top of the cage, leaping off for a massive splash to secure his victory.
Winner: The Ultimate Warrior
Closing Segment: Vince and Jesse recap the night’s events and hype the upcoming WrestleMania VI. They tease that tensions are mounting among the top wrestlers, setting the stage for dramatic confrontations in the coming months. The show ends with a spotlight on The Ultimate Warrior celebrating in the ring.
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 21:21:33 GMT 1
 WWF Royal Rumble 1990 Date: January 21, 1990 Location: Miami Arena, Miami, Florida Attendance: 17,000 Commentators: Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse "The Body" Ventura
The Hart Foundation had regained the tag titles by defeating the Brain Busters in late December and are defending the titles against the Rockers. Meanwhile, Mr. Perfect avenged his SNME 24 loss to the Warrior inside a steel cage by beating him for the Intercontinental title on the same night the Hart Foundation regained the tag titles
Pre-Show Matches 1. Tito Santana vs. The Brooklyn Brawler
Winner: Tito Santana Match Summary: Tito Santana displayed his classic wrestling skill as he took on the Brooklyn Brawler. After a competitive bout, Santana hit the Flying Forearm for the win.
2. The Bushwhackers vs. The Orient Express
Winners: The Bushwhackers Match Summary: The lively Bushwhackers took on the disciplined tactics of the Orient Express. After a chaotic match filled with brawling, the Bushwhackers secured a victory with the Battering Ram.
Main Card
3. Intercontinental Championship Match Champion: Mr. Perfect vs. Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake
Winner: Mr. Perfect Match Summary: An intense encounter with back-and-forth action. Mr. Perfect retained his title after countering Beefcake’s Sleeper Hold into the Perfect Plex.
4. Tag Team Championship Match
Champions: The Hart Foundation vs. The Rockers
Winners: The Hart Foundation Match Summary: A high-paced match featured some of the best tag team wrestling. The Hart Foundation used their experience to neutralize The Rockers' speed, ending the match with the Hart Attack to retain their titles.
5. Ultimate Warrior vs. Rugez Ikhbals (veteran Joe Cagle) (debut match)
Winner: Ultimate Warrior Match Summary: The Warrior dominated the newcomer Rugez Ikhbals with his signature offense. He finished the match with a massive Running Splash, making a statement in this powerhouse performance.
30-Man Royal Rumble Match
Entrants:
1.Ted DiBiase 2.Koko B. Ware 3.Ax (Demolition) 4.Smash (Demolition) 5.Tito Santana 6.Jim Neidhart 7.The Brooklyn Brawler 8.Greg "The Hammer" Valentine 9.Nikita Koloff 10.Dusty Rhodes 11.Rick Martel 12.Haku 13.Kerry Von Erich 14.The Undertaker 15.Jake "The Snake" Roberts 16.Superfly Jimmy Snuka 17.Marty Jannetty 18.Earthquake 19.Big Boss Man 20.Randy Savage 21.Ultimate Warrior 22.Bret Hart 23.Shawn Michaels 24.Rugez Ikhbals 25.The Barbarian 26.IRS 27.Roddy Piper 28.Mr. Perfect 29.Owen Hart 30. Steve AustinThe Royal Rumble match kicked off with Ted DiBiase and Koko B. Ware, leading to an intense series of eliminations. The pace quickened as the likes of Ultimate Warrior, Randy Savage, and The Undertaker made their way into the ring.
As the match unfolded, alliances formed and rivalries ignited. Ultimate Warrior and Randy Savage found themselves clashing multiple times, while The Undertaker eliminated Dusty Rhodes and Koko B. Ware in swift succession.
The final four emerged: Ultimate Warrior, Randy Savage, The Undertaker, and Mr. Perfect. The Undertaker showed dominance, but the Warrior rallied, eliminating Mr. Perfect with a Gorilla Press.
In a jaw-dropping finale, Warrior and Savage faced off. After a hard-fought battle, Warrior prevailed, eliminating Savage to become the last man standing.
Winner: Ultimate Warrior |
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 21:27:45 GMT 1
WWF Saturday Night Main Event 25 Date: January 27, 1990 Location: Royal Farms Arena, Baltimore, Maryland Announcers: Jim Ross and Jesse "The Body" Ventura
Match Card: 1. Opening Contest: The Bushwhackers vs. The Fabulous Rougeaus Style: Tag Team Match Winners: The Bushwhackers Summary: The Bushwhackers used their trademark antics and crowd-pleasing moves to secure a victory over the Rougeaus. After a hard-fought match, they finished things off with their patented Battering Ram.
2. Intercontinental Championship Match: Mr. Perfect (c) vs. Tito Santana Style: Singles Match Winner: Mr. Perfect Summary: In a classic encounter, Mr. Perfect showcased his athleticism and cunning against the resilient Tito Santana. After a fierce back-and-forth battle, Mr. Perfect countered a flying forearm into a Perfect Plex for the pinfall victory.
3. Women's Championship Match: Rockin' Robin (c) vs. Sensational Sherri Style: Singles Match Winner: Rockin' Robin Summary: Rockin' Robin defended her title against the devious Sensational Sherri. In a match filled with high drama and interference, Robin managed to defeat Sherri with a flying crossbody, retaining her championship.
4. The Ultimate Warrior vs. Jake "The Snake" Roberts Style: Singles Match Winner: The Ultimate Warrior Summary: This showdown featured intense psychological warfare, with Jake trying to get inside Warrior's head. However, the Ultimate Warrior's unmatched intensity prevailed, leading to a quick two-count victory with a running splash.
5. Tag Team Championship Match: The Hart Foundation (c) vs. The Rockers Style: Tag Team Match Winners: The Hart Foundation Summary: The Hart Foundation successfully defended their titles in a thrilling match against The Rockers. After several near falls and high-flying maneuvers, Bret Hart secured the victory with a Sharpshooter applied to Marty Jannetty.
6. Main Event: Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Savage - No Disqualification Match Style: Main Event Singles Match Winners: Hulk Hogan Summary: The tension reached its peak as former allies collided in a brutal No Disqualification Match. Chairs, tables, and other weapons were employed as both men fought for pride and honor. After a back-and-forth brawl, Hogan landed his signature leg drop to secure the victory and retain his spot at the top of the card, setting the stage for potential WrestleMania confrontations.
Post-Match Segment: After the main event, as Hogan celebrated, the lights dimmed and the eerie music of The Undertaker played. The Deadman appeared on the entrance ramp, staring down Hogan, hinting at a possible clash in the upcoming WrestleMania. |
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 21:40:49 GMT 1
 WrestleMania VI: The Ultimate Challenge Date: April 1, 1990 Location: SkyDome, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Attendance: 67,678
Theme: The Ultimate Challenge. WrestleMania VI features a historic main event emblazoned in wrestling history, where the two biggest faces in the industry collide for supremacy: Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior.
The Hart Foundation drops the titles to Demolition in March at MSG and Demolition defends tonight against the resurging Road Warriors. The Warrior must not only defend the WWF Championship against Hulk Hogan but he must also take on the unenvious task to inflict to The Undertaker his first loss in the WWF, in back-to-back matches!
Card:
Opening Match: The Hart Foundation vs. The Rockers A thrilling tag team opener featuring the technical prowess of Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart against the high-flying style of Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty. The match features a mix of high spots, quick tags, and near falls. The Hart Foundation ultimately comes out on top after a heart-stopping sequence that ends with the Hart Attack.
Winner: The Hart Foundation
Intercontinental Championship: Mister Perfect (c) vs. Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake Mister Perfect showcases his impeccable in-ring skills against the charismatic Beefcake. The match is filled with interference from Perfect's manager, Bobby Heenan, creating drama. Brutus eventually takes control, but after a hard-fought battle, Mister Perfect delivers the Perfect Plex for the victory.
Winner: Mister Perfect
Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. Randy Savage In a highly personal feud, Jake Roberts aims to settle the score with Randy Savage. This match has an intense atmosphere, with Robert's snake still lurking in the background. The tension builds until Savage hits an aggressive flying elbow drop, but Jake kicks out. Savage eventually gets the victory with a roll-up while using the tights.
Winner: Randy Savage
Demolition (c) vs. The Road Warriors for the Tag Team Championship This tag team classic features two of the most dominant duos in wrestling history. It's a hard-hitting bout with power moves and high spots that keep the crowd on the edge of their seats. The match ends with Demolition using their trademark Demolition Decapitation to retain their titles, thwarting the Legion of Doom's attempt at a comeback.
Winner: Demolition
Women's Championship: Sensational Sherri (c) vs. Alundra Blayze A showcasing of women's wrestling talents as Sherri defends her title against the up-and-coming Blayze. The match features strong wrestling moves and story-driven psychology. Sherri attempts to use heel tactics but ultimately falls to Blayze’s bridging German suplex for the pinfall victory.
Winner: Alundra Blayze
The Ultimate Warrior vs. The Undertaker A clash of two larger-than-life characters, Warrior's high-energy antics contrast with The Undertaker's eerie persona. The match is filled with adrenaline, with Warrior taking the fight straight to The Deadman. After countering multiple chokeslams and using his speed, Warrior manages to defeat Undertaker with a splash, solidifying his status as a top star.
Winner: The Ultimate Warrior
Main Event: Hulk Hogan vs. The Ultimate Warrior (c) for the WWF Championship The main event lives up to the hype as two titans of the industry face off for the ultimate prize. Both wrestlers trade heavy blows, with the crowd roaring in a “Hogan! Warrior!” chant. The match sees both men displaying their signature moves, including Hogan’s body slam and the Warrior’s shoulder tackles. In a climactic finish, both men hit their finishers, but it’s the Ultimate Warrior who stands victorious and still is WWF Champion after hitting the Warrior Splash.
Winner: The Ultimate Warrior
Aftermath: The Ultimate Warrior is celebrated in the ring as fireworks explode above the SkyDome. Hogan, showing his sportsmanship, raises Warrior’s hand in a momentous gesture, providing a symbolic passing of the torch as the crowd cheers for both legends.
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Post by siredger on Nov 2, 2024 21:52:59 GMT 1
WWF Saturday Night's Main Event 26 - April 28, 1990
Location: Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, Connecticut Attendance: 15,000 Commentators: Jim Ross and Jesse "The Body" Ventura
Ultimate Warrior loses the WWF Championship to Hulk Hogan 1 week after Mania at MSG, thanks to interference from the Undertaker. While Hogan promises Warrior he'll get his shot back, he first must defend his title against current Intercontinental Champion Mr. Perfect in the main event.
Opening Segment:
The show opens with a dramatic video package highlighting the personal rivalries and championship pursuits in the WWE. The camera pans to the packed arena, and the excitement is palpable as the theme music plays.
Match 1: The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) vs. The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka)
The Rockers make their way to the ring with their signature high-energy entrance. The Orient Express follow, receiving some boos from the crowd.
Result: The Rockers win after a series of double-team moves, finishing off with the "Rocker Dropper" on Kato. The crowd erupts as the duo celebrates in the ring.
Post-Match:
After the match, The Rockers do their signature celebration, but the Orient Express attack from behind, leading to a brief brawl until referees separate the teams.
Promo Segment:
Backstage, WWF Champion Hulk Hogan is shown preparing for his upcoming title defense. He cuts a passionate promo about brotherhood and overcoming challenges, hyping the crowd for his match later tonight.
Match 2: “Ravishing” Rick Rude (with Bobby Heenan) vs. Jake “The Snake” Roberts
The atmosphere grows tense as Rick Rude struts to the ring with his trademark confidence, while Jake Roberts enters with his snake, Damien, in hand.
Result: In a hard-fought contest, Rude attempts to use underhanded tactics throughout the match. However, Roberts counters with his DDT, but a distraction by Heenan allows Rude to gain the upper hand. The match ends with Rude stealing a victory using the Rude Awakening.
Post-Match:
Roberts, furious over the unfair tactics, retrieves Damien and intimidates Rude, causing him to retreat outside the ring in fear.
Backstage Segment:
An interview with The Ultimate Warrior takes place, touching on his rivalry with The Undertaker, culminating in a dramatic buildup to their match at SummerSlam. Warrior vows to overcome the darkness.
Match 3: Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake vs. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine (with Jimmy Hart)
This match has a classic storyline, with Beefcake seeking revenge for past betrayals.
Result: Beefcake dominates initially, cutting off Valentime's momentum. After a flurry of offense, Beefcake locks Valentine in the Sleeper Hold, forcing him to pass out. Beefcake then takes out his shears and gives Valentine a bad haircut as a symbolic gesture of his victory.
Main Event: WWF Championship Match - Hulk Hogan (c) vs. Mr. Perfect
The crowd erupts as Hogan makes his iconic entrance, followed by Mr. Perfect receiving a mixed reaction from the fans.
Result: The match is filled with high-stakes drama, showcasing Hogan's resilience against Perfect's technical prowess. The climax sees Hogan powering out of numerous submission attempts, and when Perfect attempts to cheat with a foreign object, Hogan counters and hits the Big Boot followed by the Leg Drop. Hogan secures the pinfall to retain the title.
Post-Match:
After the victory, Hogan celebrates in the ring as the crowd goes wild, waving the championship belt. However, Mr. Perfect’s anger boils over, and he attacks Hogan, leading to a chaotic brawl until officials and other wrestlers break it up.
Closing Segment:
As the show comes to a close, Jim Ross and Jesse Ventura recap the night, teasing the future matches for SummerSlam and the potential clashes that will unfold. The camera zooms in on Hogan, who raises his championship belt, as the credits roll. |
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