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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 27, 2020 10:42:51 GMT -5
Superstars of Wrestling
May 9th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon and Mr. PerfectRic Flair (c) (w/Perfect) def. Sgt. Slaughter via pinfall to retain the "Real World Championship"
after the Mountie shocks Slaughter with the cattle prod for Flair to get the pinfall victory. After the match (as Slaughter is being stretchered backstage and Flair celebrates his win) an on-screen interview with Sting occurs. Vince: Sting you just saw the match and Ric Flair gaining the victory... 
Sting: You call that a victory? How low can you go Ric Flair? How low can a person go to get what they want? Vince: Ric Flair is surely making some gains here in the World Wrestling Federation...
Sting: Call it what you want, if the Nature Boy ever wants to climb to the top he'll have to go through me (flexes) Bret “Hitman” Hart vs. Skull Von Krus
“Ugandan Giant” Kamala vs. Sonny Blaze
“El Matador” Tito Santana vs. Bob Bradley
Legion Of Doom vs. Mark Kay/Terry Davis
Crush vs. Kato
Nasty Boys vs. Brian Brieger/Bill Pierce |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 27, 2020 11:05:09 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
May 25th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Slick, Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Mr. Perfect
Vince talks about the Nature Boy and the vicious attack on Sting after Wrestlemania went off air. Vince brings both Ric Flair and Sting for an in studio interview. In-studio interview, Flair and Sting are at their "homes" for a "live" feed.  Vince: Gentleman I believe we want to hear from Sting about Ric Flair who has been making a challenge... Perfect: O just let him talk Vince... Flair: Woooo! Sting! You and I go way back, in all our wars and battles Sting, you know that there is only one World Champion baby...  Sting: (laughs) Look what I have here, the World Wrestling Federation Championship belt. There is no greater title, no greater achievement in professional wrestling than this. Flair: Everyone knows that I am the Real World Champion! This is why to prove it once and for all who the Real World Champion is, put the gold on the line Sting!
Sting: Flair, I just don't trust you or your henchmen like that executive consultant and the Weasel sitting there laughing...I mean look how you handled Sgt. Slaughter, look how you got away with confrontation when it came to the Undertaker. You don't exactly give everyone a fair match... Flair: Fair? I don't know what you're talking about there Sting, but everyone knows that I am the Nature Boy, and if you won't give me a title shot, than I'll get it myself I'll go straight to Jack Tunney and he'll give it to me because he knows it the whole world knows it baby I am a jet-flying kiss stealing son of a gun. Sting: Oh we'll see about that. Flair: You're afraid Sting! You know about our war in the past, and you're afraid that your 15 minutes of fame in the WWF will be over! Sting: I got nothing more to say to you Nature Boy... Flair: Look all of you at home, look at your coward champion! Heenan: He's a chicken (they all laugh as Sting feeds goes off air) Perfect: Looks like the scorpion stung himself, what a loser. Jim Duggan vs. Col. Mustafa
Sgt. Slaughter vs. Kato
Crush vs. Barry Hardy
Money Incorporated vs. Jim Brunzell/Glen Ruth
The Undertaker vs. Bill Pierce
The Nasty Boys vs. The Bushwhackers
Legion Of Doom vs. Vito Krus/Brien Brieger
The British Bulldog vs. The Mountie
Shawn Michaels vs. Sonny Blaze
Virgil vs. Dwayne Gill |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 27, 2020 18:52:39 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
June 8th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Slick, Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Mr. PerfectRic Flair (c) (w/Mr. Perfect) def. Dale Wolfe via submission to retain the "Real World Championship". After the match, Flair gets close to the camera.  Flair: Sting! I want my title shot! Look what you're making me do! Flair gets the figure-four leg lock in again on Dale Wolfe. Dale is shouting as the WWF official tries to break the hold as Dale goes unconscious and is stretchered to the back. Vince: (back at the roundtable) I cannot believe Ric Flair would do that to poor Dale Wolfe... Mr. Perfect: Ric Flair means business, he wants that title shot, he wants to prove it once and for all that he truly is the Real World Champion and look at what he offers, the Real World Championship belt on the line. Champion vs. Champion Vince: After Flair's actions and appealing to WWF Officials, Jack Tunney will be making an announcement soon regarding Flair's request for a title shot and whether or not the WWF will even recognize this so-called Real World Championship belt, which Tunney had not recognized in the past. High Energy vs. Skinner/The Brooklyn Brawler
Shawn Michaels vs. Ron Cumberledge
Jim Powers vs. Barry Horowitz
Legion Of Doom vs. Kato/Rick Mitchell
Repo Man vs. Dan Robbins
The Nast Boys vs. El Matador Tito Santana/Virgil (JIP)
Crush vs. Dwayne Gill
The British Bulldog vs. I.R.S.
The Natural Disasters vs. Barry Hardy/Brian Costello
The Bushwhackers vs. The Executioners |
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Post by Hulkster2001 on Jan 28, 2020 9:40:19 GMT -5
I’m guessing the NWA is going to or will sue Flair this time around?
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 28, 2020 11:41:25 GMT -5
I’m guessing the NWA is going to or will sue Flair this time around? They already have and Flair is using the "tag team" belt |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 28, 2020 12:07:58 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
June 15th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Slick, Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Mr. Perfect
 "It has come to my attention that Ric Flair has appealed to the World Wrestling Federation to recognize his Real World Championship belt, and to compete as the No. 1 contender for the WWF Championship. It must be made clear to Mr. Flair as I have said before, that his Real World Championship belt is not recognized by the World Wrestling Federation or recognized overseas. However if he wishes to put the belt on the line he may, however the WWF will not recognize it. As for his title shot against Sting, Ric Flair is not the No.1 Contender at this time. The No. 1 Contender for the WWF Championship currently standing if he wishes for it, is the Ultimate Warrior. Thank you." Mr. Perfect (back to panelists): What kind of low life is Jack Tunney deciding that Ric Flair isn't the No. 1 Contender? Heenan: I bet you that Jack Tunney doesn't like Flair because he is the Real World Champion, he is and should be recognized. And what exactly has the Ultimate Warrior done so far? Vince: Well he is a former WWF Champion... Heenan: So what does that matter? The Warrior was gone for half a year, and so one day he decides to show up at Wrestlemania and gets to be the No. 1 Contender? And I believe he has his hands full haven't you seen how sick and ill he has been? (Highlights shown of Papa Shango putting "voodoo" spells on Warrior). You see that? Warrior is ill he can't be No. 1 Contender. Jack Tunney you listen here I'm going to fight tooth and nail to get Ric Flair his title shot, the shot he deserves. The Undertaker vs. Dan Robbins
The Mountie vs. Bill Koby
The Nasty Boys vs. Kevin Kruger/Shawn Patrick
Nailz vs. Ron Cumberledge
El Matador Tito Santana vs. Mike Samples
The Brooklyn Brawler vs. Mark Kay
Virgil vs. Kato
Tatanka vs. Skinner
The Natural Disasters vs. The Executioners
Kerry Von Erich vs. Repo Man
Shawn Michaels vs. Craig Brown
Legion Of Doom vs. Red Tyler/Bert Stiles
Kamala vs. Eric Freedom
Bret Hart vs. Brian Costello |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 29, 2020 19:06:41 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
June 29th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Slick, Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Mr. PerfectVince: We have yet to hear from the Ultimate Warrior whether he wishes to challenge for the WWF Championship, and speaking of the WWF Championship, let's take a look at a match in progress with Sting defending his title against Papa Shango. Sting (c) vs. Papa Shango for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship
The match was in-progress as both Sting and Shango get in some holds. Papa Shango is working on the back of Sting, Sting is hurt till he counters Shango by throwing him over the ropes from an irish whip. Sting jumps to the corner for a diving plancha and misses! Shango starts an "enchantment" and Sting's right leg doesn't work! He can't get back up and the match is over. Winner: Papa Shango via countout
Sting gets interviewed by Mean Gene by ringside as Sting looks alright and is ready to go to the back. Gene: Stinger it looks like you had trouble getting back in the ring. Sting: I'm not sure what that was, but I felt as though something was grabbing my leg. This is all weird. Shango comes back out and starts with another enchantment, and Sting says some gibberish till the Ultimate Warrior runs out and attacks Shango! Warrior is getting his revenge as Sting doesn't look good and is sent to the back to be checked up by a medical team. Heenan (back to panelists): There must be something going on in the air, Sting doesn't look good. I think he aught to give up the WWF title. Gorilla: Give me a break, there is no way he's going to give it up. Whatever it is Papa Shango is doing well looks like the Warrior got a little revenge and saved Sting. Later in the show they announce that Sting is better and has been cleared, with no signs of anything wrong with him. Vince plays it off as something mysterious. Bret Hart vs. Bob Bradley
Kamala vs. John Blade
Sgt. Slaughter vs. Kerry Davis
The Nasty Boys vs. Rick Johnson/Chico Martinez
The British Bulldog vs. Barry Horowitz
Rick Martel vs. Jay Sledge
The Berzerker vs. Bruce Mithcell
The Mountie vs. Virgil
El Matador Tito Santana vs. Tom Stone
Shawn Michaels vs. Jason Speed |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 29, 2020 19:34:07 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
July 6th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Slick, Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Mr. Perfect
Guest Panelist: Sting
WWF Champion Sting shows up at the beginning of the show as a guest panelist for Prime Time Wrestling. Sting talks about how great it has been in the WWF and for someone who has only been in the WWF for over a year, he has accomplished great things. Heenan and Perfect whisper to each other and laugh, pretending they aren't talking about Sting when they clearly are and they continue to verbally harass Sting during the show. Vince: Speaking of the WWF Championship, the Ultimate Warrior is standing by with his answer to President Jack Tunney who has offered him a World title shot.  Warrior: My little Warriors have long awaited for us to return to the glory of our past but my warriors all know that the only way to achieve greatness is depose of evil! A great evil has entered the WWF and he must perish as a raindrop in the desert as for Sting, a new force recokons the WWF like we've never seen before and I know for one that our paths are different and will remain different for you take glory among the mortals and I take glory in the heavens above! I humbly decline Jack Tunney for I want the one they call Papa Shango! Vince: Well there we go folks, the Ultimate Warrior has decline the offer to become WWF Champion, it seems he is set on a different path to rid of the world as what he calls evil. Heenan: (excitedly) This is great news, everyone knows the real No. 1 Contender is none other than Ric Flair. Vince: I don't know about that it remains to be seen! Perfect: Come on Sting why wait, give Ric Flair the title shot he deserves. Sting: I got nothing to say to the likes of you.
Perfect: (laughs) You're chicken, you know that Ric Flair can beat you. He's the one guy who can, and... Sting nearly flips over the table, Heenan nearly runs off and Sting gets in Perfect's face. Vince: Gentlemen please not here we have a show to run. Perfect: O I would like to see you try...
Sting: You're a real piece of work. Sting turns his back till Perfect grabs his briefcase he had underneath the table and wacks it over Sting's back! Sting feels it but starts to get angry and grabs Perfect till Heenan begs Sting not to hurt him. Sting starts slapping Perfect, Heenan gets in the middle and Sting grabs Heenan shoving him to the ground. Sting punches in the "steel" briefcase as it makes a dent. Sting: Don't push me (Perfect begs) Don't you dare, I'm outta here (throws the briefcase to the wall and leaves) Gorilla: I can't believe to two of you would do this...
Heenan: He's a psychopath that should be in an insane asylum...
Gorilla: You provoked him the both of you! Money Incorporated vs. Jim Duggan/Sgt. Slaughter (WWF Tag Team Title Match)
Kamala vs. J.A. Gooden
The Undertaker vs. Bob Knight
Rick Martel vs. Jason Knight
A 40-Man Battle Royal
The Legion Of Doom vs. The Exectuioners
The British Bulldog vs. The Brooklyn Brawler
Papa Shango vs. El Matador Tito Santana
High Energy vs. Bob Bradley/Joe Milano
Nailz vs. Kerry Davis
Tatanka vs. Glen Ruth |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 29, 2020 22:56:45 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
July 13th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Slick, Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Mr. Perfect
Sting (c) def. Skinner via submission to retain the WWF Heavyweight Championship at 3:42. A squash match for the champion who won by the scorpion deathlock. Ric Flair makes his way out with Mr. Perfect as Sting celebrates till they knock him down. Sting fights back pushing down Perfect and landing a few chops till he goes for a stinger splash in the corner but misses.  Perfect jumps Sting and Flair locks in the figure-four till Sting passes out! WWF Officials try to get it off of Sting, but Flair has snapped and won't let go. Perfect kicks down Sting despite being out of it. Finally WWF Officials stop them and Sting is stretchered to the back. Gorilla: Absolutely disgusting, the two of you really are something. Heenan: Time and time again Ric Flair has proved himself, time and time again he has asked for a title shot and Sting hasn't answered well Sting how much more are you going to take? Perfect: Sting, we've made it loud and clear, give Ric Flair a title shot. Kerry Von Erich vs. Kato
Shawn Michaels vs. Chico Martinez
The Nasty Boys vs. Jason Knight/Scott Colantonio
El Matador Tito Santana vs. Dwayne Gill
Money Incorporated vs. Bobby Perez/Angel Vega
The Legion Of Doom vs. Peter Motts/Chris Duffy
The Undertaker vs. Bruce Mitchell (The Berzerker Attacks The Undertaker)
High Energy vs. The Beverly Brothers
Ric Flair vs. Jason Knight
Rick Martel vs. Virgil
Bret Hart vs. The Dublin Destroyer
Nailz vs. Rick Johnson
Jim Powers vs. Bob Bradley |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 30, 2020 9:53:17 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
July 20th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Slick, Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Mr. PerfectThey announce that the main event of SummerSlam on August 31st (live date is Aug 29) will be Sting vs. Ric Flair. More details will be provided in the coming weeks. Ric Flair promo:  "All I wanted was a title shot! And all you had to do was give it to us! But it looks like the only language you understand Sting was the language of the figure-four Wooo!!! I'd do it again and again and at SummerSlam I'll break your legs in half! Wooooo!!"The Natural Disasters vs. The Beverly Brothers
Sgt. Slaughter vs. Richie Rich
Tatanka vs. Kato
Skinner vs. Jason Knight
Crush vs. Bob Bradley
Bret Hart vs. Rick Martel (WWF Intercontinental Title Match)
Papa Shango vs. Ross Greenburg
Money Incorporated vs. High Energy
The British Bulldog vs. Von Krus
Nailz vs. Tony Roi |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 30, 2020 14:38:45 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
August 3, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Slick, Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Mr. PerfectRic Flair (c) def. Red Tyler via submission to retain the Real World Championship. Flair continues holding unto the figure-four leg lock till Sting runs out (with a bit of a limp) and knocks down Mr. Perfect on the outside!  Sting gets in the ring and beats down on Flair. He slams Flair unto a turnbuckle and hits the ropes for a jumping reverse bulldog. Sting starts to limp now but is still fired up. Sting hits the ropes again, but Perfect swipes his legs and gets in the ring. Flair and Perfect now beat down on Sting. Flair grabs the WWF title from around Sting's waste, and slams Sting's head with it. He signals for the figure-four.  Suddenly the Macho Man Randy Savage runs out as he had had enough and swings for Perfect who runs off and starts firing lefts and rights on Flair throwing him to the outside. Gorilla: Thankfully Savage was there to save Sting from further injury. Perfect: Savage had no business being there. Tatanka vs. Iron Mike Sharpe
Papa Shango vs. Phil Apollo
Razor Ramon Vignette
Rick Martel vs. Sgt. Slaughter
Bodystar Wars: WBF vs. WWF Tug-o-War contest
The Beverly Brothers vs. Jason Knight, Jerry Seavey
WWF IC Champ Bret Hart vs. Vito Krus
Skinner vs. Mike Moraldo |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 31, 2020 9:37:40 GMT -5
Superstars
August 15th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon and Mr. PerfectVince mentions SummerSlam Spectacular on August 23rd with the main event being Ric Flair putting his Real World belt on the line against Randy Savage. SummerSlam Report:  The main event of SummerSlam will be for both the WWF Heavyweight and "Real World" Championships and has a special stipulation as a FALLS COUNT EVERYWHERE Match. Sting cuts a promo:  "Owwwww! Ric Flair you've been after the WWF Championship for a long time because you know this is the most recognizable title in the whole world, and to be honest I really do want your so-called Real World Championship belt because there is nothing more fitting than to take away that which you claim to love the most. I will take away that belt once and for all bury it six feet under where it belongs (flexes)!"Big Boss Man vs. Skinner
“Ugandan Giant” Kamala vs. Joe Steel
The Undertaker vs. Chris Duffy
Money Incorporated vs. Jerry Stevens/Tim McNeaney
Razor Ramon vs. Jim Powers |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 31, 2020 10:06:01 GMT -5
SummerSlam Spectacular 1992
August 23rd, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon and "Sherlock" Bobby HeenanRic Flair (c) (w/Mr. Perfect) def. Randy Savage via submission to retain the Real World Championship.  A clean win by Ric Flair who manages to lock in the figure-four and kept it on for three straight minutes till Savage passes out. Later in the show Mean Gene interviews Flair with Mr. Perfect on stage:  Gene: I must say I'm impressed with your victory earlier tonight... Flair: Woooo! I made Savage submit right in the middle of the ring! Savage has never submitted in his life! Sting, you should be shaking in your boots because this jet-flying, limousine riding, kiss stealing, rolex wearing son of a gun is ready to take the WWF Championship Woooo! Perfect: You can bet on it with all your fortunes because Ric Flair is going to walk out of SummerSlam the new World Wrestling Federation Champion. Suddenly Sting comes out with the WWF title.  Gene: Sting I wasn't expecting you out here... Sting: I've got something to say, I ain't afraid of you (Flair) or your baboon of a consultant but I will say that you gave Randy Savage a fair chance in the ring and that's all I want. A fair chance, no interruptions, no interference. Just you and me face to face. Forget Japan, forget the past, let's end this once and for all in a WWF ring. Flair: Sting you've got a lot of nerve showing up here, all I wanted was a title shot and it took too long to get one. But now that I have it, at SummerSlam your fears of the Nature Boy will be your undoing Woooo!! Sting: We'll see about that. As they were confronting each other, Mr. Perfect slowly left the stage and grabbed a chair and smashes Sting's back! Flair grabs the chair and smashes it over Sting's back again. Flair locks in the figure-four and Sting is out of it! Heenan on commentary says it's over and Sting should just hand over the title now. Flair finally let's go and laughs it off. Tatanka def. Kato
Nailz def. Ken Wayne
Jerry Sags def. The Ultimate Warrior via Countout (Shongo comes out and attempts an enchantment, but Warrior chases him to the back before he could do it) Rick Martel def. Joey Maggs (Sherri Comes Out To Watch Rick Martel) Kamala def. Burt Stiles (Taker cuts a promo after the match) Money Incorporated def. The BushwhackersBret Hart def. Skinner in a non-title match |
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Post by warriorlynx on Jan 31, 2020 10:30:44 GMT -5
SummerSlam
August 31st, 1992 (Aug 29 taping)
Wembley Stadium, London (Att: 80,355)
Hosts: Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan The Legion of Doom def. Money Inc.
Nailz def. Virgil
Rick Martel fought Shawn Michaels (w/Sherri) to a Double Countout
The Natural Disasters (c) def. The Beverly Brothers (w/Genius) to retain the WWF World Tag Team Championships
The Ultimate Warrior def. Papa Shango. After the match, Warrior destroys Shango's Skull and enchantment gear. Crush def. Repo Man_________________________________ Sting (c) vs. Ric Flair (c) (w/Mr. Perfect) in a FALLS COUNT EVERYWHERE Match for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship and "Real World" Championship Sting and Flair start off in the ring, till Sting whips Flair to the corner and he falls to the outside with a clothesline on the apron. Sting works on Flair on the outside, ramming him on the apron and the steel steps. Flair fights back and is pushed into the railings. Mr. Perfect grabs a chair to help smashing Sting's back. Sting gets angry and barely felt it till he knocks down Perfect! Sting grabs the chair and smashes Perfect's back! As he goes for Flair, Flair manages to kick the chair into Sting's face. Flair goes for the pin to two. Flair and Sting now take it backstage in gorilla position and Sting bodyslams Flair unto a wall breaking it down. Sting brings Flair back out for the fans, till Flair shoves Sting unto a railing and starts pouncing on him. Flair starts to work on Sting's legs and finds a rod to work on his legs. Flair manages to get Sting back in the ring and he grabs the ring bell and goes to the second rope and jumps till Sting lifts his foot smashing the bell into Flair's face! Sting goes for the scorpion deathlock and locks it as Flair is passed out and the ref calls the bell. Winner: Sting via submission to retain the WWF Championship and become the NEW "Real World Champion".  Sting grabs a sledgehammer from underneath the ring and enters the ring with the Real World title (the belt here is a modified Tag Team belt). Sting holds the belt up in the air and places it in the middle of the ring smashing it into pieces with the sledgehammer! Sting grabs the WWF title and raises it up high. _________________________________ The Undertaker (w/Paul) def. Kamala (w/Harvey) via DQ
The British Bulldog def. Bret Hart (c) via pinfall to become the NEW WWF Intercontinental Champion |
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Post by warriorlynx on Feb 1, 2020 16:41:48 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
September 14th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Bobby Heenan, Mr. Perfect, Hillbilly Jim, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan.Vince: We have a shocking announcement to make (Perfect and Heenan are having champagne), at a recent event at the Hersheypark Arena, Sting lost the WWF Championship to Ric Flair in a grueling rematch, and in a very controversial fashion. Heenan: What's the old saying Vince? A referee's decision is final? Ya you heard it Ric Flair is the new WWF Champion he did it! Perfect: It's the perfect revenge I say, Sting disgraced the Real World Championship belt by destroying it, and now Flair has the WWF Championship. He truly is the Real World Champion.
Duggan: You guys make me sick you guys are there celebrating Ric Flair never won the WWF Championship, where are you Jack Tunney? Why won't you say something?
Vince: We'll show you all the match later tonight...
The Bushwhackers & Hacksaw Jim Duggan def. Nasty Boys & The Mountie
Papa Shango def. Justin TaylorAfter the match they talk about whether or not Sting will be getting a title shot, but Vince says that he has heard that Randy Savage has been signed up for a rematch with Ric Flair in the coming weeks as he was set to face Ric Flair regardless if he was WWF Champion after SummerSlam or not. Shawn Michaels def. Jim Powers
Ric Flair (w/Mr. Perfect & Razor Ramon) def. Sting (c) via pinfall to become the NEW WWF World Heavyweight Champion. Sting was beaten by Perfect on the outside during the match and later Razor Ramon came out and helped Perfect on the outside to take down Sting. Sting despite all the odds fought hard against Flair and even took down both Perfect and Razor. As Sting went for a corner Stinger Splash Flair shoved the referee infront of him with the ref knocked out cold. Perfect grabs a chair and runs in and slams Sting over the head with it. Perfect smashes Sting's back with the chair and Razor grabs his gold chain and CHOKES OUT Sting! Sting is done he's out of it and they wake up the ref with Flair getting in the pinfall win.  After the match they celebrate and all three kick down Sting who is still unconscious till the Ultimate Warrior runs in and makes the save! Warrior carries Sting over his shoulders to the back for medical attention. Duggan: Just watching this makes me sick I can't sit here with these two laughing there way and celebrating like they are. Where are you Jack Tunney why won't you say anything? I'm outta here (Duggan leaves the panel in protest) Hillbilly Jim: You know I second that, how can we as performers stand to watch one of our own be taken down by a bunch of gangster punks. Is this what your Nature Boy is about? He used a referee and that should've been a DQ. Heenan: (laughs) It doesn't matter, Ric Flair is the champion. HillyBilly Jim: You know I'm outta here too good luck with these two imbeciles Vince. I just hope Jack Tunney listens to us (leaves) Kamala def. Burt Stiles
Nailz fought Sgt. Slaughter to a No ContestBig Boss Man def. Iron Mike Sharpe
The Undertaker def. Kato
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Post by warriorlynx on Feb 1, 2020 17:17:39 GMT -5
Sting (Steve Borden) Shoot Interview: Q: So it was September 1st if I recall when the actual match happened but was taped for September 12th, you would drop the strap to Ric Flair. Even though without Hulk Hogan you did your best to keep the WWF afloat despite wrestling being in a decline overall, you did all this business and now Vince tells you to drop the title, why? Weren't you the top draw?I was I was...and I was caught by surprise when Vince told me to drop it, but I understood why. Ric Flair was the man, and I would've done it in a heartbeat if Vince had given me some time so we could work it out and come up with a good way for me to drop the strap. Q: But why drop it so quickly I mean why not at SummerSlam instead?I can't say for sure, there was some politics in the back. To some of the boys I was still a newcomer who made it to the top so quickly. You still had top guys like Savage and Warrior around not main eventing and some felt they were "their" guys, while I was the "other" guy. On the other hand Vince felt that he still needed more time with me, and wanted to rebuild me. He had this long-term plan for me and gave me the bigger picture and I was fine with it. Q: Were you satisfied with how the match went down?I believe it was the best way to keep me still strong in the eyes of the fans. I also believe that Flair needed the championship, it only made sense he had been there for about a year and expected nothing better than high profile matches and the championship would've been under his radar. I'm happy I did it, but it would've been better on a PPV instead of losing the title at a house show. It just brought me back memories of losing the NWA World title to Flair at a house show in 1991.
Q: Meltzer reported in the Wrestling Observer that you were considering to move to WCW, was that true?I actually did call up Jim Herd about coming back even though I left him...not on the greatest terms... I wanted to keep that option open in case Vince didn't follow through with his plan for me. Vince did find out that I made the call and started to freak out like why was I calling him. He didn't like it, I think he wanted to punish me for making that call. My contract was unique in that it was open, I had the option to part ways, but I didn't do it. I wanted to work harder than ever to prove myself so I reassured Vince I wasn't leaving . |
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Post by warriorlynx on Feb 1, 2020 20:01:15 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
October 5th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Bobby Heenan, Mr. Perfect, Hillbilly Jim, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan. The Ultimate Warrior is being interviewed by Mean Gene and he talks about how Ric Flair stole the WWF Championship from Sting. He issues out a challenge to a tag team match against Ric Flair and Razor Ramon. Warrior says he wants Sting to join him, and hope Sting gives him an answer soon.
Shawn Michaels vs. Koko B. Ware
Skinner vs. Major Yates
The Undertaker vs. Von Krus
Terry Taylor vs. Jim Brunzell
The Natural Disasters vs. Barry Horowitz/Bob Bradley
The Big Bossman vs. Papa Shango (JIP)
Virgil vs. Louie Spicolli
Repo Man vs. El Matador Tito Santana
Crush vs. Dwayne Gill
Rick Martel vs. Ross Greenburg
Bret Hart vs. Barry Hardy |
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Post by warriorlynx on Feb 1, 2020 20:28:27 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
October 19th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Bobby Heenan, Mr. Perfect, Hillbilly Jim, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan. Sting def. Papa Shango via pinfall at 2:32 as he gets in the crossbody from the top for the pin and win. Randy Savage def. Ric Flair (c) (w/Razor Ramon & Mr. Perfect) via pinfall to become the NEW WWF Heavyweight Champion.  The rematch since SummerSlam Spectacular, Flair had the upperhand especially with Perfect and Ramon by his side. Even though several WWF Superstars petitioned to Jack Tunney about the way Flair won the WWF title, the Ultimate Warrior came out to beat down on Mr. Perfect to stop him from interfering. Ramon uses his chain to choke down on Warrior up the aisle, but Sting rushes out! Sting knocks down Razor and rams him unto the railings. Back in the ring, Savage manages a desperate running high kick and lands the elbow drop finisher for the win. Savage celebrates with Warrior and Sting in the ring.  Later in the show Mean Gene interviews the Ultimate Warrior as he calls out Sting. Sting walks out and tells Warrior that he'll join him in the war to take down Ric Flair, Mr. Perfect, and Razor Ramon. Max Moon vs. Rick Martel
Shawn Michaels vs. Steve Gillespie
Skinner vs. Chad Almont
The Big Bossman vs. Barry Horowitz
Money Incorporated vs. Jim Powers/Bobby St. Laurent
High Energy vs. The Beverly Brothers
The British Bulldog vs. Jim Peterson
Kamala vs. El Matador Tito Santana
The Natural Disasters vs. Ken Johnson/Victor Reeves |
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Post by warriorlynx on Feb 1, 2020 21:39:34 GMT -5
Prime Time Wrestling
October 26th, 1992
Hosts: Vince McMahon, Bobby Heenan, Mr. Perfect, Hillbilly Jim, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan.
 Ric Flair, Perfect, and Razor Ramon cut a promo challenging the new "Blade Warriors" (a play off of Sting's and Warrior's 1985 tag team name "Blade Runners") to a match at Survivor Series.  Later in the show Mean Gene interviews the new "Blade Warriors" and Sting talks about how excited he is and that they accept the challenge to a Survivor Series match. Warrior calls out the new WWF Champion Randy Savage as the third member. Savage is hyped up and is ready to take on Ric Flair's team. Survivor Series Report:  "Unbelievable! What a card we have for you and this just in, the new WWF Champion the Macho Man Randy Savage is teaming up with the new Blade Warriors, Sting and the Ultimate Warrior, to take on the team of Ric Flair, Razor Ramon and returning to the ring, Mr. Perfect.Also in action the Family Feud continues, Bret Hart will be taking on the British Bulldog in the long awaited rematch for the Intercontinental Championship. There is much much more to be announced in the coming weeks!"El Matador Tito Santana vs. Terry Taylor
High Energy vs. Bob St. Laurent/Bill Lyons
Yokozuna vs. Joey Maggs
The Natural Disasters vs. Tom Stone/Bill Jordan
Nailz vs. Scott Zappa
The Undertaker vs. Jason Helton
Rick Martel vs. Butch Banks
Crush vs. Papa Shango
Razor Ramon vs. Steve Gillespie
Money Incorporated vs. Jim Powers/Dave Sigfritts
Tatanka vs. Red Tyler |
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Post by warriorlynx on Feb 1, 2020 21:56:53 GMT -5
Saturday Night's Main Event
November 14th, 1992 (on FOX)
Hosts: Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan
Vince and Heenan start the show off pushing the Blade Warriors as the "ultimate" new tag team combination in the WWF, and that Money Inc who not too long ago regained the WWF tag titles are putting their titles up for grabs against the Blade Warriors. Money Inc (c) vs. The Blade Warriors: Sting & The Ultimate Warrior for the WWF World Tag Team ChampionshipsSting works on Dibiase to start the match, Sting makes the tag and Warrior goes around the ring knocking him down. Dibiase tags in IRS and Warrior quickly clotheslines him to the outside. Warrior tags Sting and Sting lands a diving plancha from the top to IRS. Sting throws him and and dominates the match making the tag back to Warrior. IRS however rakes his eyes and gets in the tag with Dibiase. Dibiase fights Warrior and works on him even locking in the million dollar dream. Warrior is nearly out of it but has his hands back up at three and starts to warrior up, he breaks the hold and hits the rope for a shoulderblock. Warrior makes the tag to Sting. Warrior jumps to IRS who was running in and clotheslines him. Warrior hits the ropes and lands a big shoulderblock on Dibiase as Sting goes to the top rope as the legal man and lands a huge Stinger splash for the pin to three! Winner: The Blade Warriors via pinfall to become the NEW WWF World Tag Team Champions
 Warrior and Sting celebrate the huge win as Heenan doesn't believe it at all that they could do it and Vince is laughing and saying that this is their first tag match together and they won the Tag titles "what a team!"
Shawn Michaels def. The British Bulldog (c) via pinfall to become the NEW WWF Intercontinental Champion. Vince immediately announces that Shawn will be facing Bret Hart at the Survivor Series for the title. Bret Hart def. Papa Shango via submission. After the match to close the show, Bret Hart is in the back talking about his win over Shango, and Shawn shows up telling Bret he beat his brother-in-law and at Survivor Series he'll out with the gold. Bret gets in his face and says he'll be the first three-time IC champion in history. |
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