WWF 1992 (Challenge Up)

I like how you use pictures to show the roster, it's good to have visuals.

I agree. Good luck with this, I shall be keeping up.

Good show, glad to see you're back.

Main event was good, liked the way you wrote it out.

What are you using?

Brawl In Vancouver:
We were on hand in Vancouver where Texas Tornado and Davey Boy Smith's bad blood from Superstars spilled over backstage. We were later told that the Intercontinental Championship has been stripped from Kerry Von Erich and is now up for grabs. Which superstars will battle it out for the title? Who will be champion? Who will be the number one contender? Lots of questions but no answers.

Hulkamania:
I spoke to Hulk Hogan in Vancouver and he will be at Sundays Wrestling Challenge to confront the issues with Ric Flair. The Hulkster has been in training ever since what happend at the Royal Rumble 92.

Money Inc Wants Gold:
IRS and Ted Dibiase made it clear that they want a piece of the Legion of Doom. They were able to defeat The Natural Disasters at the Vancouver House Show for the number one contenders spot.

Wrestling Challenge will be up tommorow.

Opening Segment:
We start off with Bulldog entering the ring. Bulldog gets the mic and calls out IC champ Texas Tornado. We hear no response for a few seconds until a whirlwind sound goes through the arena. Kerry runs down the aisle belt in hand and knocks Bulldog down. Kerry taunts and leaves the ring. Bulldog slowly rises to his feet and chases Von Erich to the back, as the brawl continues off camera.

The Nasty Boys Vs The New Foundation:
Nice way to start off the night. New Foundation wasn't looking strong when Owen took a hard fall to the concerte near the guardrails when Saggs pushed him off the top rope. That left Jim in the ring to fall victim to the powerful power slam by Brian Knobbs. The Buswhackers come marching down the ring, and interupt the match. The ref calls for the DQ. Brian battles Butch on the inside as Knobbs battles Luke on the outside. The battle spills back into the ring in which the New Foundation is regrouping. We have a three way standoff as WWF officials come in the ring to breakup the action.

What A Rush:
LOD is backstage. Hawk makes a comment about Ted Dibiase calling him unworthy of the number one contenders spot. Animal also comments on the fact that I.R.S. was able to pin Typhoon because of Jimmy Hart's megaphone assistance.

Broken Pasts, Broken Mirrors
Marty Jannetty is backstage in his first interview back. He talks about the fact that he could have had a title shot if it wasn't for Shawn's ego. Marty also commented that he wasn't satisfied with the injury Shawn suffered from the window kick, and he'd see to it that Shawn suffers for a long time.

The Perfect Confrontation:
Mr. Perfect is walking backstage when we see Bret Hart walking towrads him. Mr. Perfect smirks at Hart. Bret Hart says "Summerslam 1990" and Perfect's face turns red. The two have heated stares and eventually walk off.

Jake Roberts Vs Sid Justice:
Solid match overall. Jake wasn't able to hit the DDT on the big man neither was Justice able to hit the powerbomb. The match ended by DQ when Rowdy Rowdy Piper ran down to ringside to breakup Jakes headlock on Sid. We did however see a DDT on Rowdy Piper which left him laid out flat in the middle of the ring.

Dream confrontation:
We see Ric Flair in the ring. He grabs the mic and says he heard that Hulk Hogan was in the building from the WWF Hotline. He runs his mouth about his title belts when Hogan comes down to the ring. The crowd erupts. Hogan and Flair stare down. It's as if time has frozen still to see these two men confronting each other on live TV. Hogan takes the mic out of Flair's hand begins to speak. Right at that moment through the crowd Mr. Perfect comes in and clobbers Hogan with a foreign object. Flair gets in position for the Figure 4. He has it locked in. He secures his leg's and begins to apply pressure. Hogan takes a look at Flair and laughs. He doesn't feel a thing. He kicks Flair in the face and breaks the figure four. Hogan gets up and tosses Perfect out of the ring. Flair climbs under the last ropes and recruits with Mr. Perfect. It seems that Flair's going to need more than the figure four the next time him and Hogan meet.

Randy Savage Vs. Mr. Perfect:
By far the best match on the card. Notable parts of the match include Savage's double axe handle onto Perfect who was on the outside of the ring. Savage brought out the best of Perfect. Perfect pulled out some dirty tricks from his old page book including using a steel chair to Savage when the ref wasn't looking. Both men are tired entering the 9 minute mark. Savage has just slammed Perfect and is taunting signaling that he's going for the elbow drop. Just as he begins to taunt The Undertaker slowly walks down to the ring. Savage has no clue. Savage goes to the top rope when Undertaker is seen near the ring mats. He turns his focus from Perfect to Taker. He goes for a double axe handle but gets caught by a chokeslam from The Undertaker. The ref begins to count, as Taker and Savage exchange blows. The count gets to 19 when Taker sets up Savage for the tombstone piledriver. Mr. Perfect wins by countout. Savage is laid out by the Tombstone as Perfect celebrates in the ring for the hard earned win.