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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Feb 18, 2009 23:53:28 GMT -5
WCW RosterArn Anderson: Heel Barry Windham: Heel Big Van Vader: Heel Bobby Eaton: Heel Booker T: Heel Brad Armstrong: Face Brian Knobbs: Heel Brian Pillman: Face Cactus Jack: Face Denny Brown: Heel Diamond Dallas Page: Heel Dustin Rhodes: Face Dusty Rhodes: Face Erik Watts: Face Ice Train: Face Jerry Saggs: Heel Johnny B. Badd: Face Ken Kendall: Face Larry Zybysko: Face Lord Steven Regal: Heel Marcus Alexander Bagwell: Face Maxx Payne: Face Mike Dibacco: Heel Paul Orndorff: Heel Paul Roma: Heel Ric Flair: Face Rick Rude: Heel Ricky Steamboat: Face Ron Simmons: Face Scott Sandlin: Face Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker: Heel Steve Austin: Heel Stevie Ray: Heel Sting: Face Terry Taylor: Heel The Boss: Face The Patriot: Face Tom Zenk: Face Too Cold Scorpio: Face Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel: Face
Managers: Diamond Doll = Diamond Dallas Page Harley Race = Big Van Vader Missy Hyatt = Nasty Boys Sir William = Lord Steven Regal Teddy Long = Bagwell/Scorpio
Tag Teams Marcus Alexander Bagwell/Too Cold Scorpio: Face Cactus Jack/Max Payne: Face Harlem Heat: Heel Pretty Wonderful: Heel Nasty Boys: Heel
WCW Champions: WCW World Heavyweight Champion: Ric Flair WCW International Champion: Rick Rude WCW United States Champion: Steve Austin WCW Television Champion: Lord Steven Regal WCW Tag Team Champions: Nasty Boys
WCW Television Schedule: WCW Saturday Night: Saturday WCW World Wide: Sunday WCW Pay Per View/Clash of the Champions Schedule January: Clash of the Champions 26 February: Super Brawl March: Clash of the Champions 27 April: Spring Stampede May: Slamboree June: Great American Bash July: Bash at the Beach August: Clash of the Champions 28 September: Fall Brawl October: Halloween Havoc November: Clash of the Champions 29 December: StarrCade 
WCW StarrCade 1993 Date: 12-27-1993 Location: Charlotte, NC Attendance: 8,200 Pretty Wonderful (Paul Orndorff and Paul Roma) defeated Marcus Bagwell and Too Cold Scorpio when Orndorff pinned Scorpio.... The Shockmaster pinned King Kong
World Television Title Match: Steven Regal drew with Ricky Steamboat. Steven Regal retain the title.... Cactus Jack and Maxx Payne defeated Tex Slashinger and Shanghai Pierce when Cactus pinned Slashinger....
International World Heavyweight Title Match: Rick Rude pinned The Boss to retain the title....
United States Heavyweight Title Match (Best 2 out of 3 Falls): Steve Austin defeated Dustin Rhodes in two straight falls to win the title. Rhodes was Disqualified. Austin pinned Rhodes ....
World Tag Team Title Match: Sting and Road Warrior Hawk defeated The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) by Disqualification. The Nasty Boys retain the tag team titles....
World Heavyweight Title Match: Ric Flair pinned Vader to win the title.
WCW NEWS: - The Shockmaster, King Kong, Tex Slashinger, and Shanghai Pierce were released on December 29th, 1993. - The tenth annual StarrCade got a 0.55 buy-rate. - WCW is in talks with some top names. Including British Bulldog and former WWF star Hulk Hogan. Rumor has it that WCW executives are trying to boost up the roster to get a prime-time television deal. - Expect several new tag teams to be introduced on WCW television in the coming weeks. - As many people know, Sid declined a contract extension in November of 1993. However, it is being reported that there is lack of interest from WWF and that Sid is talking to WCW officials, again. - Road Warrior Hawk contract ended on December 31st, 1993 at midnight. Rumor has it he will only return if WCW hires his long time partner, Animal. - There is talk of bringing back the WCW Lightweight Championship. Also, there is talk of merging both the WCW International and WCW World Heavyweight Championships. - Lastly, WCW has decided to bring back the summer classic, Great American Bash which takes place in June. |
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Post by DTP. on Feb 19, 2009 0:09:16 GMT -5
Oh sweet! ;D
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Post by chaz on Feb 19, 2009 10:57:59 GMT -5
Ok, this is cool.
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Bob Bob Bobelow
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Feb 19, 2009 16:20:26 GMT -5
 WCW Saturday Night 1-1-1994 From: Atlanta, GA Tony Schiavone and Eric Bischoff welcome everyone to the first wrestling show of 1994. Tony promotes WCW as being the one company that will give you wrestling action three hundred and sixty five days a year. Bischoff puts over the WCW product saying that “this will be the biggest year in WCW history, I can just sense it.” Tony promotes the fact WCW has crowned a new WCW World Heavyweight Champion in Ric Flair who defeated Vader at StarrCade. Ric Flair will be here tonight. Bischoff chimes in and hypes up former WCW United States Champion, Dustin Rhodes being in action. Tony says speaking of former champions, Big Van Vader will compete tonight. Bischoff lastly mentions the main event when Rick Rude defends the WCW International Championship against the young Johnny B. Badd. Tony throws it over to Gary Michael Cappetta to start the show! Match #1: Marcus Bagwell/Too Cold Scorpio w/Teddy Long Vs D’Lo Brown/PJ WalkerBrown and Walker are new enhancement talent for WCW. Bagwell controls Walker early on with a few hip tosses and a dropkick. Walker does get in a few right hands but Bagwell takes Walker down with a swinging neck breaker. Brown gets the tag and is quickly handled by Bagwell. Scorpio gets the tag and leaps off the top connecting with a cross body for a near fall. Scorpio ends the match by connecting with the 450 splash on Brown. Winners: Marcus Alexander Bagwell and Too Cold Scorpio via pin fall **Commercials Tony Schiavone welcomes in the new WCW World Heavyweight Champion, Ric Flair. Tony congratulates Flair on his title win at StarrCade. Tony asks Flair, how does it feel to be champion again. “Well, Tony I first have to say that Big Van Vader put me through a battle to win this championship belt back. Vader, you’re a skilled young man. As for being champion, it is a great feeling, just like all the time prior. WOOO”. Tony does bring up the fact that Vader has exercised his rematch clause and that WCW is preparing for a rematch at WCW Super Brawl IV. Flair says “That doesn’t bother me. When you are champion, you have to fight. Vader has the right to rematch and I will defend my belt. I’m looking forward to a great match.” Flair walks off as Tony puts over the champion before sending it over to Gary Cappetta again.
Match #2: Dustin Rhodes Vs Terry Taylor Rhodes with several clotheslines early on and drops Taylor across the top rope. Taylor shoves Rhodes into the ropes blocking a running bulldog. Rhodes comes off the ropes and Taylor takes Rhodes down with a power slam. Taylor takes Rhodes down with a backbreaker for a near fall. Taylor continues to work on Rhodes back for a few moments. Rhodes comes back taking Taylor down with a spine buster. Rhodes sends Taylor hard into a corner and connects with a running bulldog to pick up the win. Winner: Dustin Rhodes via pin fall **Commercials Tony is standing with the new WCW United States Champion, “Stunning” Steve Austin. Tony doesn’t congratulate Steve, which he notices. “Now Tony, Ric Flair comes out here and you say “great job, way to go” but when I come out here you simply ignore the fact that I am champion.” Tony tries to explain himself but Austin doesn’t care. Austin puts himself over as the greatest overall wrestler of all time. Better than Flair, better than Steamboat. He also points out that he isn’t even in his prime yet. “This is just the beginning of the Stunning Steve Austin era.” Tony tries to say something, but Brian Pillman returns and attacks his former tag team partner. Pillman is delivering several right hands before security comes over and breaks things up. Austin is pissed, but grabs his title and heads to the backstage area as Pillman is trying to break free. Commercials
Match #3: Diamond Dallas Page Vs Ron Simmons Page is busy showing off his diamonds to the fans, even decides to shove off to Simmons who simply clotheslines Page down. Simmons controls Page with a snap suplex and a shoulder breaker. Page fights back with a discus clothesline and a middle rope clothesline for a near fall. Page goes for a vertical suplex, but Simmons blocks and takes Page down with a delayed vertical suplex. Simmons sends Page into the ropes and connects with a standing thrust spine buster. Simmons grabs Page and connects with s standing inverted front power slam for the win. Winner: Ron Simmons via pin fall **Tony Schiavone is standing with Ricky Steamboat who is not in a happy mood. Steamboat says that he is sick of all these time limit draws for the WCW Television Championship. Tony asks what is he going to do about it. Steamboat tells Tony what he is going to do. He is going to go to the WCW committee and demand a match where there is no time limit. That way if Regal is going to retain his championship, he’ll earn it the right way. Commercials
Match #4: Big Van Vader Vs Erik Watts Well, Watts didn’t stand a chance. Vader with several vicious blows in the corner. Vader with a running body splash and a scoop slam. Vader connects with a short arm clothesline and takes Watts down with a back suplex. Watts hasn’t gotten any offense in. Vader grabs Watts and connects with a sick release power bomb and Watts isn’t moving. Vader drags Watts to a corner and ends this squash with the Vader Bomb for the win. Winner: Big Van Vader via pin fall *½ After the match, Vader taunts the camera saying he is coming for Ric Flair and “his” WCW World Heavyweight Championship Ad for WCW Clash of the Champions on January 27th is shown. Commercials We comeback from commercial with the WCW International Champion, Rick Rude. Rude starts off by saying “all you fat out of shape hicks here in this hell hole known as Atlanta, GA shut your mouth and watch me take my robe off and allow you witness what a body should look like.” Rude shows odd his incredible body as the few women in the arena make their opinion known.
Match #5: © Rick Rude Vs Johnny B. Badd WCW International Championship As soon as the bell sounds, Badd goes to work on Rude with several right hands and takes Rude down with a running forearm smash. Badd dropkicks Rude into a corner and continues his attack with ten punch count. Badd plays to the crowd and is clotheslined down by Rude. Rude takes Badd down with a swinging neck breaker for a near fall. Rude scoop slams Badd down and comes off the ropes connecting with a knee drop for a near fall. Rude attempts a vertical suplex but Badd slides off Rude’s back and rolls him up nearly picking up a huge upset. Rude quickly gets up and takes Badd down with a clothesline. Rude continues his offense with a delayed backbreaker and locks in a abdominal stretch. Rude uses the ropes for leverage for a few moments until the referee forces him to break the hold. Rude sends Badd into the ropes and puts his head down which allows Badd to plant Rude with a DDT! Badd goes for a slow cover, but Rude kicks out! Badd connects with a scoop slam and goes to the top rope. Badd plays to the crowd and leaps off looking for a moonsault but Rude managed to roll out of the way. Badd gets up and walks right into the Rude Awakening. Rude goes for the cover and earns the three count. Winner and STILL WCW International Champion: Rick Rude via pin fall ***After the match, Rude is handed the title and makes sure to do his taunt even though he is hurting. Tony and Eric thank everyone for tuning in and promote WCW World Wide. End of show 
WCW World Wide 1-2-1994 From: Orlando, FL Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura welcome everyone WCW Worldwide! Tony quickly hypes up that fact that Steve Austin, Johnny B. Badd and Arn Anderson will all be in action. Ventura puts over Austin as being the best in WCW. He doesn’t appreciate a jealous former partner in Brian Pillman attacking Austin last evening. Tony disagrees as Pillman must have a valid reason, since Austin did ditch their tag team while Pillman was hurt. Tony last mentions that Sting will be on tonight’s show sharing his thoughts on the World Title picture. Tony sends it over to Gary Michael Cappetta
Match #1: Steve Austin Vs Brad Armstrong Non-Title Armstrong with a few hip tosses and dropkick which sends Austin to the floor. Austin rolls back in and delivers a knee to control Armstrong. Austin takes Armstrong down with a vertical suplex followed by a middle rope fist drop. Armstrong manages to fight back with a power slam and a DDT for a near fall. Austin avoids a running clothesline in the corner and connects with the Stun Gun to pick up the win.
Winner: Steve Austin via pin fall **½ After the match. Austin quickly grabs his title and heads to the back, seemingly to avoid a possible Pillman attack. Tony Schiavone is standing with Sting who is in a joyous mood. Sting tells Tony that he may have not won the WCW World Tag Team Championships at StarrCade, but he has moved on. He is moving on to wanting a WCW Heavyweight Championship shot. He understands that Flair is busy, but there is a fellow who isn’t so busy. The man just so happens to be, Rick Rude. Sting issues a challenge to Rick Rude to put the title up and see who the better man is. Commercials
Match #2: Johnny B. Badd Vs Terry Taylor Taylor controls Badd early on with several right hands to the midsection in the corner before taking Badd down with a vertical suplex. Taylor leaps off the middle turnbuckle connecting with a clothesline. Badd fights back with a few jabs followed by a mean left hook to knock Taylor silly. Badd takes Taylor down with a scoop slam and a double arm DDT. Badd goes to the top rope and leaps off connecting with a sunset flip pin for the win. Winner: Johnny B. Badd via pin fall *½ Tony Schiavone is with WCW Television Champion Lord Steven Regal and his manager, Sir William. Tony brings up the fact that Ricky Steamboat last night challenged Regal to a no time limit match for the WCW Television Championship. Regal tells Tony that Steamboat doesn’t deserve to get a rematch. He beat him at Fall Brawl for the championship, and Steamboat couldn’t beat him at StarrCade 1993. Regal knows and Steamboat knows that he can’t beat him. Thus, Regal declines the challenge. Commercials
Match #3: The Boss Vs Arn Anderson Boss and Anderson trade rights and lefts with Boss gaining the advantage in the corner. Boss nails Anderson with a running clothesline in the corner and connects with a leg drop for a near fall. Boss continues his offense with a power slam. Boss comes off the ropes and misses a big splash. Anderson takes Boss down with swinging neck breaker. Anderson with a knee lift and Boss stumbles into a corner where Anderson delivers several left hands. Anderson connects with a vertical suplex for a near fall. Anderson ducks a clothesline and connects with a back suplex. Boss fights back with an atomic drop and a side slam. Boss sends Anderson into the ropes and looks for the side walk slam but Anderson reverses and spikes Boss with the DDT! Winner: Arn Anderson ***After the match, Anderson does the Four Horsemen taunt and heads to the back as Boss is upset at himself. Tony and Jesse thank everyone for watching WCW World Wide and promote next weeks Saturday Night! End of Show |
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Post by abyss on Feb 19, 2009 17:19:48 GMT -5
I don't have too much knowledge of this era. Opening match was fine, interesting to see D'Lo in there. Dustin Rhodes sucks but oh well. Wonder how you will end up using Austin in this diary. I was about to say you shouldn't job DDP like that, but I forgot this was an older diary lol. Big Van Vader big push please. You should tone down the size of that black WCW logo. Glad Austin won his match. B. Badd winning is good as well. Anderson winning is also fine. Sorry for the lackluster reply, but I don't have much knowledge like I said.
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Post by LAXxxx305 on Feb 19, 2009 18:05:29 GMT -5
This is a good diary to start out with. Good Luck. Nice opening segment with Eric & Tony talking about WCW. Loving Flair is champion. Nice opening match. It seemed and sounded realistic. I am pretty sure you don't have to put the Alexandar in Marcus Bagwell. It was a decent match. It was a good opener. I am loving the Ric Flair promo. Nice little segment you got their. Awesome to see Dustin Rhodes get the win. Alright match. I honestly loved the Austin promo. It was defiantly realistic. Match #3 is alright. Glad you put Ron Simmons over. I think Vader should have beat somebody bigger then Erik. Vader main evented StarrCade. Main Event was awesome and had a lot of detail. Loved the ending. Glad you had Steamboat retain. Hopefully you build Austin as a really big main event. Please don't fire him. Nice opening match-up. Match #2 was alright. Sucks to see Johnny B. Badd main event WCW Saturday Night and then have him in the second match on WCW World Wide. Arn Anderson winning his match was great. I enjoyed it. Both shows were great. I enjoy this diary. Keep up the good work.
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Post by chaz on Feb 19, 2009 19:09:03 GMT -5
The shows you've put out are of a great standard so far. You're opening up some good feuds and the possible matches are some I look forward to. Flair/Vader is obvious, but I hope you keep the title on Flair, not because I prefer him but I think it'd be a bad decision to make so many title switches, espcially considering it's the top belt of the promotion. Again, with Rude/Sting, I hope Rude keeps the title. If there's a unification match in the future I hope you give Rude both belts. He more then deserves it. Pillman/Austin is great, especially if you bring the US belt into it. Hopefully we see Pillman get the big win, but I wouldn't mind seeing Austin continue his push. Great work so far. Keep it up.
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Post by Iron Man on Feb 19, 2009 19:18:11 GMT -5
Didn't watch WCW in '94 so this might be a little off for me. Guessing Saturday Night was the big WCW show? Interesting to see D'Lo Brown in WCW. Liked the opening tag match. I'm all for a huge Austin push. Flair/Vader again should be great. I'm guessing Boss is Big Bossman? Always loved Regal back in the late 90's of WCW, would love a nice push for Regal.
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Post by DTP. on Feb 19, 2009 20:37:55 GMT -5
Looks like a good set-up for WCW Saturday Night, I really love Saturday evening shows, I'm a mark for them, which is strange. Looks to be a nice main event, should bring out the best in Johnny B. Badd even though he'll probably lose to WCW International Champion, Rick Rude. Marcus Alexander Bagwel and Too Cold Scorpio beating the jobbers, PJ Walker and D'Lo Brown is fine since it puts over Bagwell and Scorpio. Should be good at WCW Superbrawl IV with Ric Flair defending his newly won WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Big Van Vader. Boy, Vader was an animal in WCW until Hulk Hogan came along. Always preferred Terry Taylor really but I supose Dustin Rhodes winning is fine. Suprised it got two stars, since they're both pretty alike in terms of in-ring style. I am liking the former Hollywood Blondes, Brian Pillman and Steve Austin feuding. Ron Simmons beating Diamond Dallas Page is fine as Page wasn't an established midcarder yet. I believe this was just after he stopped managing the Fabulous Freebirds, right? Ron Simmons repush please. Hah, Erik Watts kicked ass...not here. Good Big Van Vader squash but didn't seem good obviously. Good solid main event.
Decent opening contest to WCW Worldwide, used to watch this over on Sky Sports a few years back. Steve Austin beating Brad Armstrong is predictable but Armstrong was like an undercard wrestler who had momentum, here. Johnny B. Badd beating Terry Taylor puts over the newer and better worker. Didn't seem good. Arn Anderson beating The Boss is fine, seemed like a good main event.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Feb 20, 2009 15:26:51 GMT -5
WCW Saturday Night 1-8-1994From: Atlanta. GA Tony Schiavone and Eric Bischoff welcome everyone to WCW Saturday Night. Tony quickly promotes two title matches on this edition of Saturday Night. Lord Steven Regal defends the WCW Television Championship against The Patriot, while the Nasty Boys defend the WCW World Tag Team Championships against Marcus Alexander Bagwell and Too Cold Scorpio. Eric takes over from here and promotes the main event between Sting and Paul Orndorff. Tony and Eric agree tonight’s edition will be filled with great action. Tony sends it over to Gary Michael Cappetta.
Match #1: © Lord Steven Regal Vs The Patriot WCW Television Championship Patriot takes Regal down with several clotheslines and a hip toss which causes Regal to back off in the corner. Regal gains control with a knee lift and a butter fly suplex for a near fall. Regal with a few uppercuts before sending Patriot into the ropes where Patriot comes off and takes Regal down with a face buster. Patriot ducks a clothesline and takes Regal down with a backslide and nearly picks up the win. Patriot connects with a scoop slam and comes off the ropes but misses a leaping elbow drop. Regal rolls Patriot up but only gets a near fall. Regal with a double knee lift before sending Patriot into a corner and charges. Patriot gets both feet up to stop Regal. Patriot leaps off the middle turnbuckle and connects with a cross body, but Regal rolls through, grabs Patriot’s tights and picks up the win. Winner and Still WCW Television Champion: Lord Steven Regal via pin fall **½ Regal grabs his title and heads to the backstage area as the crowd dislikes the finish. Tony is standing with Harley Race and Big Van Vader. Race wants everyone to know that Vader was cheated at Super Brawl. Race shows video tape of StarrCade 1993 and the rollup that Flair won with. Race argues that Vader’s left shoulder was clearly up. Tony says he doesn’t see it. Vader gets pissed off and tells Tony that it is fact. Vader grunts and tells Ric Flair to shine the belt up real nice because come Super Brawl, Vader will reclaim what is rightfully his. Commercials
Match #2: Arn Anderson Vs Chris Kanyon This is Chris Kanyon’s WCW debut, another enhancement competitor. Anderson takes Kanyon down with a short arm clothesline early on. Anderson continues his offense with several left hands. Anderson delivers a boot to Kanyon’s midsection and takes Kanyon down with a swinging neck breaker. Anderson sends Kanyon into the ropes and nails the spine buster to pick up the win. Winner: Arn Anderson via pin fall **¼ Tony is standing with Arn Anderson who looks to be on a mission. Tony asks Arn what he thinks about Ric Flair winning the championship at StarrCade 1993. Arn says that everyone knows that Flair is his friend, someone he considers a brother. But he tells Tony, that this is a business. Tony looks confused. Arn says that he is happy that Flair won the championship. Because now he knows that Flair will give him a title shot, something that is a rarity for him. Tony asks if Arn is challenging Ric Flair? Arn says if you take that as a challenge, then take that at as challenge. If Rick Rude has the testicular fortitude to give him a title shot, then Rude will be fine as well. Arn Anderson walks off as Tony tells us its time for commercial Commercials
Match #3: The Boss Vs Erik Watts Boss with control early on in the corner with several right hands in the corner. Watts tries to come back with chops but Boss shrugs them off. Boss takes Watts down with a back breaker and delivers a few throat thrusts in the corner. Boss sends Watts into the ropes and catches Watts cross body attempt taking Watts down with a fall away slam. Boss places Watts across the middle rope and dives onto his back. Boss also slides to the floor and nails Watts with a right hand. Boss plays to the crowd before rolling back in. Boss sends Watts into the ropes and connects with the side walk slam for the win.
Winner: The Boss via pin fall *A video promoting the risk taking Cactus Jack is shown. Tony mentions that Cactus and partner Max Payne will return to action next week on World Wide. Commercials
Match #4: © Nasty Boys Vs Marcus Alexander Bagwell/Too Cold Scorpio WCW World Tag Team Championships All four men go at it early on with Bagwell and Scorpio gaining the advantage and connecting with clotheslines sending both Knobbs and Saggs to the floor. Scorpio and Bagwell connect with dives to the floor. Bagwell rolls Saggs into the ring to bring the match back to regulation. Bagwell takes Saggs down with a swinging neck breaker and gets a near fall. Saggs comes back taking Bagwell down with a scoop slam and connects with running body splash in the corner. Saggs tags in Knobbs they double team Bagwell for a few moments. Knobbs takes Bagwell down with a pile driver and gets a near fall. Knobbs attempts to go for another one but takes too much time and Bagwell backdrops Knobbs down. Bagwell rolls to his corner and tags in Scorpio. Scorpio takes Knobbs down with a missile dropkick and knocks Saggs off the apron. Scorpio leaps to the top turnbuckle, but Saggs has gotten up and crotches Scorpio on the top rope. Knobbs takes Scorpio down with a superplex and tags in Saggs who leaps off the top but misses a elbow drop. Scorpio comes off the ropes and takes Saggs down with a spinning heel kick. Scorpio attempts a hurricanrana but Saggs reverses connecting with a power bomb. Knobbs tags in Saggs who this time connects with the flying elbow drop from the top and goes for the cover. Bagwell tries to break up the pin but Missy Hyatt is holding his foot. Teddy Long heads over and chases after Hyatt but Saggs picks up the win for his team. Winners and Still WCW World Tag Team Champions: Nasty Boys via pin fall ***After the match, the Nasty Boys head to the back as Hyatt makes sure to keep the tag team gold. Scorpio, Bagwell and Long are in the ring upset about the lost. Ad for WCW Clash of the Champions is shown. Commercials
Match #5: Sting Vs Paul Orndorff Orndorff with a cheap shot in the corner and takes Sting down with a high knee lift. Orndorff takes Sting down with a backbreaker and gets a near fall. Orndorff sends Sting into the ropes and delivers a boot to the midsection followed by a swinging neck breaker for a near fall again. Orndorff sends Sting into the corner but Sting springs off the middle turnbuckle and takes Orndorff down with a clothesline. Orndorff misses a clothesline and Sting takes Orndorff down with a German suplex. Orndorff stumbles around and is dropkicked into a corner by Sting. Sting charges and connects with a Stinger Splash. Sting comes in for another one but Orndorff falls down and Sting hit’s the turnbuckle. Orndorff leaps off the middle turnbuckle and connects with a diving knee drop and gets a near fall. Orndorff signals for the pile driver but Sting manages to flip Orndorff over and locks in the Scorpion Death Lock. After a few moments, Paul Orndorff gives up. Winner: Sting via submission ***After the match, Sting signals that championship gold will be coming around his waist. Tony and Eric wonder just when will he get the chance as Saturday Night comes to a close. End of Show
WCW World Wide 1-9-1994 From: Orlando, FL Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura welcome everyone to WCW World Wide. Tony hypes up the main event where Ric Flair will be in action in non-title match against the young Booker T of Harlem Heat. Jesse mentions that tonight Ricky Steamboat will be in action in a attempt perhaps top show the WCW committee he is worthy of a another title shot against Lord Steven Regal. Tony throws it over to Gary Michael Cappetta to start the show.
Match #1: Diamond Dallas Page Vs PJ Walker Page dominates Walker early and often. Page with a discus clothesline that turns Walker inside out. Page continues his offense with a swinging side slam into a backbreaker. Page takes Walker down with a belly to belly suplex followed by the Diamond Cutter for the win. Winner: Diamond Dallas Page via pin fall *½
Tony gets a urgent message through his headset and says that Steve Austin has been laid out in the back and his championship belt is missing. Once a cameraman finally gets backstage, Austin is indeed laid out in the backstage area laying on is stomach. Tony wonders if Brian Pillman perhaps did this. Jesse calls Tony a rocket scientist for figuring that one out. Commercials
Match #2: Ricky Steamboat Vs D’Lo Brown Steamboat controls Brown with several chops and a delayed vertical suplex. Steamboat takes Brown down with a neck breaker slam. Steamboat with a few arm drags and scoop slams Brown down. Steamboat heads to the top rope, leaps off and connects with a diving cross body to earn the win. Winner: Ricky Steamboat via pin fall **After the match , Steamboat makes it known that he still wants another shot at Lord Steven Regal. A video is shown promoting Jean Paul Levesque who appears to be someone of upper class. At the end of the video, he says he is going to bring class to WCW. Commercials
Match #3: Ric Flair Vs Booker T Non-Title Booker with the early advantage taking Flair down with a scoop slam and leaping side kick. Booker goes for a spine buster but Flair gouges Booker’s eyes and connects with a back suplex. Flair takes Booker down with a delayed vertical suplex for a near fall. Flair comes off the ropes and drops a knee. Booker does eventually come back and takes Flair down with a spine buster. Booker takes Flair down with a side slam and heads to the top rope signaling for a missile dropkick. Booker leaps off but Flair avoids the move and Booker lands on his right knee. Flair quickly goes to work on the right knee and pulls Booker up and drops Booker down with a knee breaker. Flair locks in the Figure Four and Booker T has no choice but to tap out.
Winner: Ric Flair via submission ***Flair struts and poses with the WCW World Heavyweight Championship after the match. Tony and Jesse thank everyone for tuning in to WCW World Wide. Tony again hypes up Saturday Night. End of Show |
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Post by abyss on Feb 20, 2009 17:39:57 GMT -5
Sucks to see your other diary on hold for now. The Patriot = awesome. Seeing Double A is always cool as well. Not really sure on the background of The Boss. Glad Nasty Boys are the tag champs, hope they keep the belts for a while. Sting getting a title shot would be cool, could be a little too early for him to win the belt though. Steamboat-D'Lo is a pretty interesting match. Flair-Booker seems like a huge match now although it wasn't as much at the time. Interesting to have both Sting & Flair win their main event matches. Hope to see them collide sooner than later.
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Post by Iron Man on Feb 20, 2009 22:45:33 GMT -5
Ha, didn't know the Patriot was in WCW. Nice match there with Regal. Always loved Regal as TV champion, he use to always defend that belt. I hope you do the same. Hmm, interesting thing there with Arn. I don't think he should get a title shot, never seen him as a main event type wrestler. Good Main Event with Sting defeating Orndorff. Flair/Booker looked interesting, even though Booker was more like a under-card at this time.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Feb 21, 2009 0:19:58 GMT -5
WCW Saturday Night 1-15-1994
From: Atlanta, GA
Tony Schiavone and Eric Bischoff welcome everyone to WCW Saturday Night. Tony promotes that although Stunning Steve Austin currently does not have possession of the WCW United States Championship, he will be defending the championship against, The Boss. Eric Bischoff also mentions that tonight Dustin Rhodes and Arn Anderson will be in action. Tony puts over that tonight will be a great night and sends it over to Gary Michael Cappetta.
Match #1: Tom Zenk Vs Alex Wright
This is Alex Wright’s debut. He is a innocent clean cut dancing baby face. Tom Zenk shake hands with Wright and controls Wright with a take down. Zenk with a few hip tosses and takes Wright down with a head scissors take down. Zenk continues his offense with a vertical suplex followed by a middle turnbuckle elbow drop for a near fall. Wright does get some offense connecting with a German suplex followed by a tilt a whirl backbreaker. Zenk takes Wright down with a reverse DDT and connects with a top rope flying cross body to pick up the win.
Winner: Tom Zenk via pin fall **¼
After the match, Zenk plays to the camera saying that he is “bringing in a man of equal looks” to go after some championship gold.
Commercials
Tony Schiavone introduces WCW International Champion Rick Rude. Tony asks Rude about his thoughts on Sting challenging any champion. Rude says he could care less about what is on Sting’s mind. He doesn’t have to answer to a challenger. He is holding the gold and when there is a creditable challenger then he will defend the championship. Tony Schiavone asks if he doesn’t believe Sting is a creditable champion. Before Rick Rude can answer, Ron Simmons heads over. Simmons asks why is it that whenever someone talks about championship gold, its always Sting or Ric Flair. He asks if people have forgotten that he is a former WCW World Heavyweight Champion. Rick Rude mocks Simmons and asks “what have you done lately?” Simmons responds by nailing Rude with a right hand and issuing a challenge. Rude gets up and accepts the challenge.
Commercials
Match #2: Dustin Rhodes Vs Brad Armstrong
Armstrong with a dropkick and a few hip tosses and works on Rhodes right arm. Armstrong controls Rhodes with a backbreaker as well. Rhodes fights out of a corner and takes Armstrong down with a swinging neck breaker. Rhodes with a scoop slam for a near fall. Rhodes sends Armstrong chest first into the turnbuckle and takes Armstrong down with a clothesline. Armstrong gets to his feet but Rhodes comes off the ropes taking Armstrong down with a running bulldog for the win.
Winner: Dustin Rhodes via pin fall **
Col. Robert Parker is with a bruised and clearly hurting WCW United States Champion, “Stunning” Steve Austin. Parker tells Schiavone that Austin is his client and needs the right protection. Parker brings up how every great wrestler has a group of guys who has their back. Parker lets Austin know that he is going to create the “Stud Stable”. Austin grabs the microphone and thanks Parker. He turns his attention and says that he will get his championship belt back, sooner rather than later. Austin heads to the ring for his title defense.
Commercials
Match #3: © Steve Austin Vs The Boss WCW United States Championship
Boss sends Austin into the ropes and plants Austin with a spine buster followed by a splash coming off the ropes to nearly win the match. Austin sneaks in a low blow as the referee was distracted by Parker and knocks Boss down with a double axe handle. Austin takes Boss down with a high knee lift for a near fall. Austin comes off the ropes, looking for a cross body but Boss catches Austin and connects with a fall away slam. Boss comes off the ropes but Parker grabs Boss’s foot. Boss begins to yell at Parker before turning around and is met with a boot the midsection and several right hands. Austin connects with the Stun Gun to win the match.
Winner and Still WCW United States Championship: Steve Austin via pin fall ***
Video promoting Jean Paul Levesque is shown. He will be debuting at Clash of the Champions.
Commercials
Match #4: Arn Anderson Vs Ice Train
Train with the early offense taking Anderson down with a belly to belly suplex and a back drop. Anderson works on Train’s shoulder with a single arm, arm breaker. Anderson drops a few knees onto Train’s arm. Anderson takes Train down with a vertical suplex before plating Train with a DDT for the win.
Winner: Arn Anderson via pin fall **
Ad for WCW Clash of the Champions is shown.
Commercials
Match #5: © Rick Rude Vs Ron Simmons WCW International Championship
Simmons with the early advantage taking Rude down with two scoop slams and a clothesline. Simmons attempts a military press slam but Rude rakes Simmons eyes and takes Simmons down with a back suplex. Rude continues his offense with a few right hands and takes Simmons down with a swinging neck breaker for a near fall. Simmons takes Rude down with a power slam and back breaker. Simmons with a running big splash in the corner for a near fall. Simmons sends Rude into the ropes and takes Rude down with a Samoan Drop for another near fall. Simmons leaps off middle rope looking for a double axe handle but Rude delivers a blow to Simmons’s midsection. Rude takes Simmons down with a side slam and pikes Simmons with a pile driver for a near fall. Simmons blocks the Rude Awakening and takes Rude down with a German suplex. Rude rolls to the floor and begins to stall. That is, until Sting runs down to the ring and begins to brawl with Rude. The referee sees this and calls for the bell.
Winner and STILL WCW International Champion: Rick Rude via disqualification ***¼
After the match, Rude rolls into the ring and Sting follows. Rude avoids a clothesline from Simmons and heads to the backstage area. Simmons cuts Sting off and begins to have a heated discussion with Sting over costing him the match. Simmons shoves Sting. Tony says where out time as Saturday Night comes to an end.
End of Show
WCW World Wide 1-16-1994
From: Orlando, FL
Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura welcome everyone to WCW Worldwide. Tony puts over the fact that Vader, Cactus Jack and Sting will all be in singles competition this week. Jesse also mentions that apparently Dustin Rhodes had been attacked while leaving the arena on Saturday Night and there is video of the attack and it will be shown later on. Tony lastly mentions that also on Worldwide, Brian Pillman and Steve Austin will have a confrontation in the middle of the ring as Austin attempts to get his WCW United States title back. Tony sends it over to Gary Michael Cappetta to start the show.
Match #1: Cactus Jack Vs Paul Roma
Roma trades right hands with Jack but that doesn’t last long. Jack takes Roma down with a scoop slam and leaps off the middle rope connecting with a forearm drop. Roma does come back taking Jack down with a power slam and a vertical suplex. Roma gets crotched on the top turnbuckle and is taken back into the ring with a superplex. Roma goes to the floor where he is DDT on the floor. Jack leaps off the apron and splashes onto Roma. Back in the ring, Jack finishes Roma off with a double arm DDT for the win.
Winner: Cactus Jack via pin fall **¾
Commercials
Tony is standing in the ring with WCW United States Champion Brian Pillman and Col. Robert Parker. Austin is in the ring calling out Brian Pillman to properly hand over his championship belt and he will let all of this slide. Eventually, Pillman comes through the crowd and sneaks up behind Austin and surprises Austin, but does not attack him. Pillman grabs the microphone and says that Austin allowed Parker to get in between their friendship over fame and glory. Pillman tells Austin that turning on him will be the biggest mistake of his career. Pillman goes to give the title back to Austin, but pulls back. Pillman says before he gives the belt back, he wants to get the chance to keep it for his own. Austin doesn’t want to do that. Pillman goes to walk off, but Parker grabs the microphone and says “NOW”. That’s when a muscular man jumps the railing and sends Pillman hard into the ring post shoulder first. The man proceeds to nail a sick shoulder breaker on the floor as well before grabbing the title and handing the belt back to Austin. The Boss runs down and checks on Pillman and Austin, Parker and this new man head to the backstage area mocking Pillman.
Commercials
Match #2: Sting Vs Bobby Eaton
Sting controls Eaton with several clotheslines a dropkick. Eaton walks right into a gorilla press slam and is power slammed down. Eaton comes back taking Sting down with a swinging neck breaker for a near fall. Eaton leaps off the middle turnbuckle looking for a double ax handle but Sting blocks and takes Eaton down with a atomic drop. Sting with a vertical suplex and locks in the Scorpion Death Lock for the win.
Winner: Sting via submission **
Sting celebrates with the fans after the match.
Tony now brings up the video of Dustin Rhodes being attack. Tony says that the video we are about to see is not for the weak stomached and is recorded via security camera. The video begins with Rhodes walking to his car when two men come from behind and viciously beat Rhodes with baseball bats. Rhodes is also sent head first into one of the windows of the car. One of the men is bald with a moustache while the other man has a mask on but is a tall man. Tony says that Dustin Rhodes is currently recovering in a Georgia hospital and wishes Dustin a quick recovery.
Commercials
Match #3: Big Van Vader Vs Marcus Alexander Bagwell
Vader just dominates Bagwell with several stiff rights and lefts in the corner and takes Bagwell down with a vertical suplex. Vader continues the onslaught with a running big splash in the corner. Vader with a power slam and goes to the middle turnbuckle connecting with the Vader Bomb. Vader doesn’t go for the cover and instead plants Bagwell with a release power bomb. Vader goes for the cover and picks up the win.
Winner: Big Van Vader via pin fall **
After the match, Vader tells Flair that he just witnessed his fate come Super Brawl
Tony and Jesse promote both WCW Saturday Night and Clash of Champions before signing off.
End of Show
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Post by Iron Man on Feb 21, 2009 12:29:50 GMT -5
I really enjoyed the Rude/Simmons segment. Hopefully this puts Simmons back ontop of the card. Still don't know who Boss is but nice win for Steve Austin, such a misused talent back in the old WCW. Main Event looked pretty big for this show. Glad Rude retained but also Faarooq was made to look strong as well. Loved the Austin/Pillman segment. very well written. I am ejoying this diary but I kinda miss your 2000 diary
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Post by abyss on Feb 21, 2009 18:12:29 GMT -5
Like you using Alex Wright. Austin winning is always a good thing, although I don't even know who The Boss is. Rude retaining that way made sense. Good wins on the second part for Cactus, Sting, and Vader. In the end I hope you can successfully move up Austin to face the top guys.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Feb 21, 2009 19:25:32 GMT -5
 Clash of the Champions #26 January 27th, 1994  Jean Paul Levesque debuts! More matches to be announced on WCW Saturday Night! *writers note* The Boss is Big Bossman. |
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Post by Chris Hammers on Feb 21, 2009 19:50:28 GMT -5
You've been dishing out the shows, Bob. 1994 is by no means an era I am really familiar with so the feedback isn't going to be all that long but I'm loving that Austin is doing well so far. Here's hoping he gets that main event push later in the year. Pillman/Austin is going well and I really enjoyed the Ron Simmons/Rick Rude segment.
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WCW Saturday Night 1-22-1994
From: Atlanta, GA
Tony Schiavone and Eric Bischoff welcome everyone to WCW Saturday Night. Tony quickly mentions that he has plenty of news for WCW Clash of Champions this coming up Thursday Night. Tony announces that Maxx Payne as stepped up and will take on Jean Paul Levesque at Clash of the Champions. Tony also mentions that Rick Rude will defend the WCW International Championship against the man he narrowly defeated on the first show of 1994, Johnny B. Badd! Eric Bischoff also announces that the Nasty Boys will defend the WCW World Tag Team Championships in a Hardcore Rules match against Marcus Alexander Bagwell and Too Cold Scorpio! Tony lastly announces that the main event for Clash of the Champions will have WCW World Heavyweight Champion Ric Flair team up with former rival and long time friend Ricky Steamboat to take on former WCW World Heavyweight Champion Big Van Vader and current WCW Television Champion Lord Steven Regal. Tony sends it over to Gary Michael Cappetta to start the show!
Match #1: Johnny B. Badd Vs PJ Walker
Johnny comes out happier than usual as he is getting another shot against Rick Rude. As for the match, Badd dominates Walker taking Walker down with a tilt a whirl backbreaker and a flying head scissors take down. Badd takes Walker down with a sit down power bomb and leaps off the top rope connecting with a sunset flip for the win.
Winner: Johnny B. Badd via pin fall **½
After the match, Johnny B. Badd signals that he is going to win the International Championship this Thursday night!
Commercials
Tony Schiavone introduces Ron Simmons who is clearly not in a happy mood. Simmons is upset with Sting over costing Simmons perhaps his only chance winning the WCW International Championship. Tony tries to explain that Sting’s emotion got the best of him. Simmons could care less. The fact is this, Sting may be able to beat Rick Rude, but Sting knows he can’t beat Ron Simmons. Simmons proceeds to turn this interview into a whole other level. “You what Tony, why is it that whenever Sting comes to the ring, you guys put over that he is a former World Champion, while I am also a former World Champion and I get zero respect?” Tony doesn’t know what to say. Simmons finishes the interview by challenging Sting to a match at Clash of the Champions.
Match #2: © Lord Steven Regal Vs Brad Armstrong WCW Television Championship
Armstrong with the fast start taking Regal down with several clotheslines and a atomic drop. Armstrong ducks a clothesline and connects with a back suplex for a near fall. Regal delivers several forearm shots to control Armstrong. Regal connects with a double under hook over head suplex for a near fall. Regal locks in abdominal stretch and uses the ropes for an unfair advantage. Armstrong manages to take Regal down with a hip toss. Armstrong takes Regal down with a snap suplex for another near fall. Armstrong attempts a vertical suplex but Regal reverses and takes Armstrong down with a half nelson suplex. Regal locks in a STF and Armstrong is forced to give up.
Winner and Still WCW Television Champion: Lord Steven Regal via pin fall ***
Commercials
Col. Robert Parker is standing in the ring with Tony Schiavone, WCW United States Champion Steve Austin and this mysterious large man that appeared on Worldwide. Tony asks Col. Robert Parker who the big man is. Col. Robert Parker puts over the big man as Austin’s bodyguard. Parker assures Austin that he will never have to worry about sneak attacks or ever losing his WCW United States Championship. Parker puts over the big man as a big name over in Japan and that the man has over twenty forfeit wins. Parker reveals that his name is.. Scott “Flash” Norton. Parker says that everyone should take notice. This is where Tony tells Parker some news. Tony announces that WCW executives have granted Brian Pillman a WCW US Title shot at Clash of the Champions. Austin flips out as Parker tries to calm Austin down. Tony isn’t done. He says that WCW executives have also announces that Scott Norton will take on the Boss at Clash of the Champions. Scott Norton seems to like that news. Tony throws it over to Gary Michal Cappetta as the Stud Stable walk out of the interview section.
Match #3: Harlem Heat Vs Tom Zenk/Scotty Riggs
Zenk introduces his partner as a younger version of himself, which turned out to be Scotty Riggs who came out with two mirrors and they checked themselves out. As for the match, Booker takes Zenk down with a leaping sidekick and Ray enters to take Zenk down with a spine buster. Ray takes Zenk down with a backbreaker followed by a side slam for a near fall. Zenk manages to fight back and takes Ray down with a middle rope dropkick. Zenk tags in Riggs who leaps off the top rope and connects with a flying cross body for a near fall. Riggs comes off the ropes and is taken down by Ray with a power slam. Ray tags in Booker who connects with a scissors kick. Ray knocks Zenk off the apron and Booker pins Riggs for the win.
Winners: Harlem Heat via pin fall **
Ad for WCW Clash of the Champions
Commercials
Tony Schiavone is standing with Sting. Tony brings up Ron Simmons challenge from earlier on the show. Sting says that he has tried to apologize to Simmons for costing him the match last week, but Sting says he got caught in the moment. Sting tells Schiavone that he has never rejected a challenge and if Simmons wants to face him at Clash of Champions, then he accepts. Sting heads to the ring for his match as Tony puts over the match.
Match #4: Sting Vs Diamond Dallas Page
Sting with several right hands and a few clotheslines early on. Sting connects with a gorilla press slam for a near fall. Page battles back and takes Sting down with a discus clothesline followed by a swinging neck breaker. Sting stops Page’s momentum with a atomic drop followed by a running face buster. Sting sends Page into the corner and connects with a Stinger Splash. Page falls down and Sting locks in the Scorpion Death Lock for the win.
Winner: Sting via submission **½
After the match, Ron Simmons is seen standing at the aisle way mock clapping for Sting.
Commercials
Match #5: Ric Flair Vs Terry Taylor Non-Title
Flair starts the match with several chops before Taylor rakes Flair’s eyes. Taylor takes Flair down with a gut wrench suplex followed by a knee drop off the ropes for a near fall. Flair takes Taylor down with a back suplex and a shin breaker. Taylor misses a wild clothesline and is taken down with a back suplex. Flair delivers a few boots to Taylor’s knee and locks in the figure four for the win.
Winner: Ric Flair via submission **
After the match, Big Van Vader storms the ring and viciously attacks Flair. Vader connects with a Vader Bomb off the middle rope, twice and power bombs Flair down. Ricky Steamboat runs down to the ring and brawls with Vader until Lord Steven Regal comes down and nails Steamboat over the head with the WCW Television Championship. Vader and Regal taunt the crowd as Tony and Eric hype up Clash of the Champions.
Ad for WCW Clash of the Champions
End of Show.
WCW Worldwide 1-23-1994
From: Orlando, FL
Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura welcome to WCW Worldwide. Tony promotes the show that will see Pretty Wonderful in tag team action. Ventura mentions the main event where Rick Rude will defend the WCW International Championship against The Patriot. Ventura puts over Rude as a fighting champion. Tony lastly brings up that Col. Robert Parker’s enforcer for Steve Austin, Scott Norton will be in action as well tonight. Tony sends it over to Gary Michael Cappetta to start the show!
Match #1: Pretty Wonderful Vs PJ Walker/Chris Kanyon
In what can be described as shocking, Pretty Wonderful come out with Col. Robert Parker. Roma takes Walker down with a power slam. Roma connects with a delayed vertical suplex taking Walker down. Roma continues his offense connecting with a delayed vertical suplex. Roma tags in Orndorff who takes Walker down with a swinging neck breaker. Orndorff sends Walker to his corner and allows Kanyon to get the tag. Kanyon enters and gets a few rights and lefts in but Orndorff power slams Kanyon down. Orndorff spikes Kanyon down with a jumping pile driver, and tags in Roma who leaps off the top rope connecting with a elbow drop for the win.
Winners: Pretty Wonderful via pin fall **½
Orndorff and Roma flex for the cameras as Col. Robert Parker puts over his new men for the Stud Stable.
Ad for WCW Clash of Champions
Commercials
Tony Schiavone is standing with Brian Pillman. Tony asks Pillman about his shot at Steve Austin at Clash of the Champions. Pillman wants it to be known. This match isn’t about the United States Championship. This match is about getting revenge for the betrayal of Austin going with Col. Robert Parker. Pillman says winning the championship will be icing on the cake. But Pillman is out to take Austin out. He will make sure Austin regrets ever turning his back on Pillman.
Match #2: Scott Norton Vs Ice Train
Norton and Train trade a series of right hands with Norton getting the advantage. Norton sends Train into the ropes and connects with a side walk slam. Norton takes Train down with a scoop slam and a running power slam. Train misses a big splash in the corner and Norton finishes Train off with a shoulder breaker for the win.
Winner: Scott Norton via pin fall **
Commercials
Tony Schiavone is standing with Arn Anderson. Anderson tells Schiavone that he has heard people claiming that he isn’t World Champion material he hears the guys in the back talking about him. Anderson issues a open challenge to anyone that thinks they can prove that Anderson isn’t heavyweight champion material. Anderson looks forward to his victim at WCW Clash of Champions
Match #3: © Rick Rude Vs The Patriot WCW International Championship
Patriot with a couple of dropkicks followed by a northern lights suplex for a near fall. Rude comes back taking Patriot down with a running high knee lift. Rude takes Patriot down with a swinging neck breaker. Rude attempts a vertical suplex but Patriot manages to roll Rude up but only gets a near fall. Rude charges and Patriot takes Rude down with a belly to belly suplex and again only gets a near fall. Patriot takes Rude down with a back suplex and heads to the top rope leaping off looking for a big splash but Rude manages to move out of the way. Rude plants Patriot with a pile driver and finishes Patriot off with the Rude Awakening for the win.
Winner and Still WCW International Champion: Rick Rude via pin fall ***
After the match, Rick Rude decides to continue to assault Patriot until Johnny B. Badd runs down and takes Rude down with a missile dropkick off the top rope. Rude rolls to the floor and heads to the back as Badd checks on The Patriot.
Tony and Jesse hype up the Clash of Champions before signing off.
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Post by drakerko on Feb 22, 2009 7:05:58 GMT -5
Just trying to catch up with the shows here lol. I liked how Sting/Simmons started, could turn into a really good feud and i'm looking forward to their match. Pillman and Austin going at it will be good too. Liked Vader beating up Flair at the end of the Saturday Night. Be interesting to see who answers Arn's challenge. Good shows, keep it up man!
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