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NJPW/WCW Collision in Korea
NJPW/WCW Collision in Korea
April 28-29, 1995
Pyongyang, North Korea
Pyongyang Stadium
(Shown on US PPV 8/4/1995)
Even crazy North Koreans love the NATURE BOY! WOOOO!
Your hosts are Eric Bischoff, Mike Tenay and Sonny Oono. Possibly the most boring announce team ever. Bischoff and Oono make some elitist exchanges for their country throughout the show. It seems unnecessary considering this is supposed to be an exhibition for peace.
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WCW International World Title History
Champion | Won From | Date | City/Event |
---|---|---|---|
Ric Flair | – | 9/1993 | –[1] |
Rick Rude | Ric Flair | 9/19/1993 | Fall Brawl |
Hiroshi Hase | Rick Rude | 3/16/1994 | Japan |
Rick Rude (2) | Hiroshi Hase | 3/24/1994 | Japan |
Sting | Rick Rude | 4/17/1994 | Spring Stampede |
Rick Rude (3) | Sting | 5/1/1994 | Japan[2] |
Sting (2) | Vader | 5/22/1994 | Slamboree[3] |
Ric Flair (2) | Sting | 6/23/1994 | Clash 27[4] |
Footnotes:
[1]: WCW withdrew from the NWA for good in September 1993 and turned the Big Gold belt which Flair was the possessor of into the WCW International World title.
[2]: Even though Rude won the match, he suffered a career ending injury which caused him to forfeit the title.
[3]: Sting defeated Vader to reclaim the title when it was up for grabs due to Rude’s career ending injury.
[4]: As the WCW World Champion, Ric Flair defeated Sting to unify the titles.
Credit goes to: PWI Almanac, wrestling-titles.com, and ProWrestlingHistory.com
The Great Muta Youtube/Dailymotion Mixtape
One of the most influential and innovative wrestlers to ever come out of Japan and to take America by storm. Because of his amazing year in 1989, Great Muta was able to enjoy many tours of the US and also as a result became a huge star in his homeland. Throughout this mixtape, we’re going to look at some of Muta’s highs and lows from 1989-2000. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a good 2.5 hours of Muta! Read the rest of this entry