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Wrestle War 1991

Wrestle War ’91
February 24, 1991
Phoenix, Arizona
Memorial Coliseum

With my Turner Home Entertainment version, it means there’s some matches edited out, so just to show you that you aren’t missing anything, here’s what you missed! Thank you, ProWrestlingHistory.com!

– Ultraman and Eddie Guerrero defeated Rudy Boy and Huichol (7:39) when Guerrero pinned Rudy
– Itsuki Yamazaki (from the JUMPING BOMB ANGELS!) and Mami Kitimura defeated Miki Handa and Miss A (Dynamite Kansai) (6:47) when Yamazaki pinned Miss A
– The Wild Eyed Southern Boys (Tracey Smothers and Steve Armstrong) defeated The Royal Family (Rip Morgan and Jack Victory) (12:05) when Smothers pinned Morgan.
– Terry Taylor pinned Tom Zenk (10:59) in a “no DQ” match.

Ok, here we go.

Your hosts are JR & Dusty! Read the rest of this entry

Starrcade 1990

NWA Starrcade 1990: Collision Course
December 16, 1990
St. Louis, MO
Kiel Auditorium

The current NWA Champs were as follows:
World Champion: Sting (7/7/1990)
U.S. Champion: Stan Hansen (10/27/1990)
World Tag Team Champions: Doom (5/19/1990)
U.S. Tag Team Champions: Rick & Scott Steiner (8/24/1990)
World Television Champion: Arn Anderson (1/2/1990)

The WWF pushes Sgt. Slaughter as this evil Iraqi sympathizer who hangs out with Saddam Hussein ALL of course to make money, while the NWA didn’t see dollar signs when they thought about something as terrible as war. Instead, they simply send a feed of their show to the boys who are putting their lives on the line in Operation Desert Storm. Although they probably just taped it and watched it later because of the HUGE time difference, it was still a nice gesture by Turner. Also on the show, we have the Paul O’Connor Memorial tag tournament. Pat O’Connor was a former NWA World Champion from New Zealand who had recently died. This was the NWA’s way to pay homage to the former champ; by bringing in tag teams from all over the world. Man, the NWA is being all kinds of nice on this show!

Your hosts are JR & Paul E. Read the rest of this entry

Wrestle War 1989

NWA Wrestle War ’89: Music City Showdown
May 7, 1989
Nashville, TN
Nashville Municipal Auditorium

Your hosts are Jim Ross and Bob Caudle! Read the rest of this entry

World Championship Wrestling (04.29.89)

NWA World Championship Wrestling
April 29, 1989
Atlanta, GA
Center Stage Theatre

Your host is Jim Ross. Get this man another heel to argue with! PRONTO! Read the rest of this entry

World Championship Wrestling (04.22.89)

NWA World Championship Wrestling
April 22, 1989
Atlanta, GA
Center Stage Theatre

Your host is Jim Ross. Hayes must be still licking his wounds from the beating he took last week. I’m just playing along. Read the rest of this entry

World Championship Wrestling (04.15.89)

NWA World Championship Wrestling
April 15, 1989
Atlanta, GA
Center Stage Theatre

Your hosts are Jim Ross and Michael PS Hayes.

We start by showing the three finishes to the each fall in the Steamboat/Flair match from the Clash. What a GREAT way to kick the show off. There’s a swanky new set, by the way. Read the rest of this entry

World Championship Wrestling (04.08.89)

NWA World Championship Wrestling
April 8, 1989
Atlanta, GA
Center Stage Theatre

Your hosts are Jim Ross and Michael PS Hayes. Read the rest of this entry

Clash of the Champions #6 (04.89)

NWA Clash of the Champions VI: Ragin’ Cajun
April 2, 1989
New Orleans, LA
Superdome

Another mediocre Wrestlemania means another historic Clash of the Champions.

Your hosts are Jim Ross and Michael PS Hayes! It’s like watching UWF again, only not! Read the rest of this entry

World Championship Wrestling (03.18.89)

NWA World Championship Wrestling
March 18, 1989
Atlanta, GA
WTBS Studios

Your hosts are Jim Ross and Magnum TA. Read the rest of this entry

World Championship Wrestling (03.04.89)

NWA World Championship Wrestling
March 4, 1989
Atlanta, GA
WTBS Studios

Your hosts are Jim Ross and Magnum TA. Read the rest of this entry

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