Rebooking EVERY WWE Pay Per View...EVER...

*Rocky Johnson d. "Playboy" Buddy Rose by Pinfall
The first ever match in Wrestlemania history saw former tag champion Rocky Johnson defeat Buddy Rose in a competitive contest. Rose controlled most of the match with rest holds and, when unable to pin Johnson, attempting to win via countout. Johnson was able to roll into the ring to avoid the countout though and picked up a win following a cross body block that caught Rose unaware.

*King Kong Bundy w/Bobby "The Brain" Heenan d. S.D. Jones by Pinfall
In a quick squash match, newcomer King Kong Bundy made quick mincemeat out of Special Delivery Jones, squashing him flat in less than 30 seconds with his Avalanche finisher and a subsequent elbow drop.

*Bret Hart w/Jimmy Hart d. The Dynamite Kid by Countout
One half of the Hart Foundation, Bret Hart had turned on The Dynamite Kid and joined with the villainous Jimmy Hart going into Wrestlemania. Though the match was great (despite its short length) the match sprawled out onto the floor, where the technically minded Hart (combined with timely distraction from the Colonel Jimmy Hart) was able to beat the ten count back into the ring.

*The Magnificent Muraco w/Mr. Fuji d. The Junk Yard Dog by Disqualification
Muraco was flummoxed by the JYD's unique offense, and unable to gain a power advantage as he was wont to do in his matches usually. However the Devious Mr. Fuji paid dividends for his man, attempting to get involved by tossing a cane into the ring behind the ref's back. The cane was intercepted by the JYD, who proceeded to use it on Muraco, only for the referee to turn around and see the action, disqualifying the Dog and awarding the match to the Magnificent One.

*Bruno Sammartino & David Sammartino d. Brutus Beefcake & Johnny Valiant by Pinfall
The father-son duo managed a successful teamup, mutch to the delight of the MSG crowd to see their hero Bruno back in the ring once again. Bruno cleaned house after David took the brunt of the offense for most of the match, pinning Johnny V after two hard bodyslams in the center of the ring.

*The U.S. Express [Barry Windham & Mike Rotundo] w/Capt. Lou Albano d. The North-South Connection [Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch] by Pinfall to Retain the World Tag Team Titles
In a return match from their surprise win a few months earlier, The US Express proved their title win was no fluke, as they took out the former champions with little difficulty. The end came when Rotundo took the hot tag from Windham, finishing off Murdoch with a set of dropkicks followed by a final flying clothesline from the second rope.

*Tito Santana d. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine w/Jimmy Hart by Submission to Win the Intercontinental Title
Finally able to get revenge following his career nearly being ended at the hands of The Hammer, Santana won this special "Submissions Only" match by utilizing Valentine's own Figure-4 Leglock to full effect, causing the champion to quit in the center of the ring, thus regaining the Intercontinental Title.

*Andre the Giant d. Big John Studd w/Bobby "The Brain" Heenan via Bodyslam
The rules of this match meant that if Andre couldn't slam Big John Studd within 15 minutes, he would retire from wrestling. Fortunately for everyone, Andre was able to hit a bodyslam about 8 minutes in, securing his career and winning a $25,000 bounty in the process. As Andre set about tossing the money into the crowd, Bobby Heenan quickly jumped into the fray and grabbed the cash, hightailing it out of the ring in the process.

*Wendi Richter w/Cyndi Lauper d. Leilani Kai w/The Fabulous Moolah by Pinfall to Win the Women's Title
Set on revenge from her loss a month earlier, Richter ignored the blatant attempts at interference by former champion The Fabulous Moolah, securing the pinfall with a rollup to regain her championship, celebrating with Lauper after the match was over.

*Hulk Hogan & Mr. T w/Jimmy Snuka d. Roddy Piper & "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff w/"Cowboy" Bob Orton by Pinfall
In the main event attraction, television star Mr. T teamed with WWF Champion Hulk Hogan to take on the Hulkster's hated nemesis Roddy Piper and his lackeys, Orndorff and Orton. Despite not being a trained wrestler, the actor availed himself quite well, even delivering an Airplane Spin to Piper during the match. The event quickly spiraled out of control in the end, as special guest ring enforcer Muhammad Ali was distracted on the outside by Piper. This led Orndorff and Orton to attempt to use the Cowboy's cast on Hogan, only for the Hulkster to move out of the way, causing the Cowboy to knockout Mr. Wonderful. Hogan then delivered his signature legdrop to pick up the victory.

OFF-CAMERA TITLE CHANGES

*June 2, 1985: Brutus Beefcake w/Johnny Valiant d. Tito Santana by Pinfall to Win the Intercontinental Title
*July 2, 1985: The Gargantuans d. The US Express by Pinfall to Win the World Tag Team Titles
*September 21, 1985: Hulk Hogan & Andre the Giant d. The Gargantuans by Pinfall to Win the World Tag Team Titles. Hogan's WWF Title was also on the line.
*September 24, 1985: Hogan & Andre relinquish the World Tag Team Titles, due to Hogan's status as WWF Champion.
*October 8, 1985: Bruno & David Sammartino d. Nikolai Volkoff & The Iron Sheik by Pinfall to Win the World Tag Team Titles.

*The Junk Yard Dog d. "Adorable" Adrian Adonis w/Jimmy Hart by Pinfall in a 1st Round Match
In the 1st Round of the Wrestling Classic Tournament, The Adorable one was "forced" to take on the filth of the JYD. Adonis spent much of the match prancing around, attempting to distract the Dog and score shots where he could, but The Dog was unusually disciplined and quickly caught on to Adonis' game, reversing a suplex attempt into a series of headbutts and finishing off the Adorable One with a powerful body slam.

*The Iron Sheik w/Fred Blassie d. Barry Windham w/Capt. Lou Albano by Submission in a 1st Round Match
The tournament continued with the former WWF Champion managing to corral the former tag team champion in Barry Windham, taking advantage of a Fred Blassie distraction to hit a high knee into the lower back of Windham in order to set him up for the dreaded Camel Clutch, which quickly netted him a submission victory.

*The Dynamite Kid d. The Magnificent Muraco w/Mr. Fuji by Pinfall in a 1st Round Match
Muraco and Fuji attempted to cheat their way through the tournament, quickly attacking The Dynamite Kid before the bell rang, with the Magnificent One holding Dynamite for Fuji to use his trademark salt. However the salt throw went errantly, hitting Muraco in the eyes instead. Kid dropkicked Fuji out of the ring as the bell rang to start the match, and then quickly ended as he executed a schoolboy rollup and pinned Muraco in an upset.

*"Macho Man" Randy Savage w/Miss Elizabeth d. Tito Santana by Pinfall in a 1st Round Match
In what was likely the first round's most surprising match, the Macho Man continued his winning ways by dispatching the former Intercontinental Champion with his top rope elbow drop in a shockingly straight forward manner, to advance to the next round.

*Terry Funk w/Jimmy Hart d. Davey Boy Smith by Pinfall in a 1st Round Match
The Last Outlaw and The British Bulldog squared off in the 1st Round, with the Mouth of the South again utilizing cheap tactics in order to help get his man a win. Funk was aided by the appearance of his brother, Dory "Hoss" Funk, on the outside, which cause a distraction and allowed Funk to hit Smith with a branding iron, knocking him out and scoring the pinfall to advance.

*"Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff & "Cowboy" Bob Orton Wrestled to a Double Countout in a 1st Round Match
The two former allies (with Orndorff having turned face following the events of Wrestlemania) engaged in a donnybrook brawl that the referee could hardly contain. The match spilled out onto the floor, and the referee was forced to count both men out of the tournament. This had the effect of giving Terry Funk an automatic bye into the Semifinals.

*Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat d. Bret "The Hitman" Hart w/Jim Neidhart by Pinfall in a 1st Round Match
Certainly the most technically savvy match of the 1st round, both men matched each other move for move. The end came when Bret's tag team partner, Jim Neidhart, attempted to intervene on the Hitman's behalf, tripping up Steamboat as he rebounded off the ropes. The referee caught the action though and proceeded to eject Neidhart from the match. The momentary distraction on the Hitman led to the Dragon scoring a small package and picking up the pinfall victory.

*Greg "The Hammer" Valentine w/Johnny Valiant d. Brutus Beefcake by Disqualification in a 1st Round Match
The Intercontinental Champion had begun teaming with the former Intercontinental Champion Greg Valentine when the latter's contract was purchased from Jimmy Hart, with the two forming "The Dream Team" as a tag. However, jealousy soon reared its ugly head as Valentine coveted Beefcake's Intercontinental Title, eventually turning the champion face after he turned on him and attacked him on Saturday Night's Main Event. The two former partners finished off the 1st Round, with the IC Title not on the line. Valentine worked over the champion's knee in an effort to set up the Figure 4 Leglock. However Beefcake countered with his own Spinning Toe Hold on the former champion. In the end, Johnny V attempted to get involved by distracting the referee while throwing some brass knuckles to Valentine. The Hammer tried to use the knucs, only for Beefcake to counter and use them himself, right as the referee turned around, resulting in a disqualification victory for the former champion.

*The Junk Yard Dog d. The Iron Sheik w/Fred Blassie by Pinfall in a Quarterfinal Match
In a match that could best be described as "bowling shoe ugly", JYD and The Iron Sheik squared up to each other with neither man really selling greatly. The Sheik attempted to use the Iranian flag against the Dog, but the JYD countered and broke the flag over his knee before delivering his powerslam finisher to the Sheik and advancing to the semifinals.

*"Macho Man" Randy Savage w/Miss Elizabeth d. The Dynamite Kid by Pinfall in a Quarterfinal Match
Dynamite had the advantage in the early going, given how quickly his first round match had ended, but the cardio endurance of the Macho Man proved too much for the tag specialist, as Savage finished him off with a Top Rope Elbow.

*Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat d. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine w/Johnny Valiant by Pinfall in a Quarterfinal Match
It appeared as if Valentine had the advantage over The Dragon when Steamboat seemingly injured his knee during a dive through the ropes. The Hammer quickly zeroed in on the weakness, focusing on the knee and locking in the Figure-4 Leglock in an attempt to win. Steamboat gutted through the pain though and reversed the hold, eventually overcoming the odds and pinning The Hammer with a Top Rope Crossbody to advance to the Semifinals.

*The Junk Yard Dog d. "Macho Man" Randy Savage w/Miss Elizabeth by Disqualification in a Semifinal Match
In contrast to his previous two matches, the Macho Man appeared to be stumped by how to deal with the raw power and brawling nature of the Dog. This was compounded when Savage's legendary jealousy reared its ugly head, as the Dog helped Miss Elizabeth at ringside when she appeared to be hurt. This sent Savage into a tail spin as he viciously assaulted the Dog, going so far as to attack him with a steel chair, earning the disqualification and sending JYD to the finals.

*Terry Funk w/Jimmy Hart d. Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat by Referee Stoppage in a Semifinal Match
The previous match's knee injury caught up to The Dragon, as Funk easily focused on it and caused no end of suffering for the babyface. Eventually the referee had to step in and stop the match before any further damage could be done to Steamboat's knee, helping Funk into the finals.

*"Rowdy" Roddy Piper, King Kong Bundy & Jesse "The Body" Ventura w/Bobby "The Brain" Heenan d. Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant & Mr. T by Pinfall
In a continuation from their Wrestlemania feud, Piper and Hogan continued to battle one another. In contrast to Wrestlemania though, Piper was content to allow Bundy to do most of the hard work, as the giant focused his attack on Hogan's ribs repeatedly. Eventually all hell broke loose between the 6 men, and the referee lost control of the match. Ventura eventually nailed Mr. T with a loaded boot and pinned him to pick up the win for his team.

*The Junk Yard Dog d. Terry Funk w/Jimmy Hart by Pinfall in the Tournament Final
In the finals of The Wrestling Classic, the JYD took on a man he had been feuding with since the so-called Rumble in the Bronx event back in September in Terry Funk, when the Outlaw had cheated his way to victory in a battle royal by last eliminating the Dog. Funk was certainly the fresher man of the two, having received a bye in the Quarterfinals and faced a weakened opponent in the Semifinals, but despite this the Dog perservered and won the match when Jimmy Hart's attempt to use Funk's branding iron failed, with the JYD using it on the Outlaw instead. This gave the Dog the win and the tournament crown.

Off-Camera Title Changes
*December 1, 1985: Judy Martin d. Wendi Richter by Pinfall to Win the WWF Women's Title
*December 10, 1985: Terry & Dory "Hoss" Funk d. Bruno & David Sammartino by Pinfall to Win the WWF World Tag Team Titles
*January 4, 1986: "Rowdy" Roddy Piper d. Hulk Hogan by Pinfall to Win the WWF Championship