WWF/WWE

WWF Superstars 1989 (October 14, 1989 & October 21, 1989)

10/14/89

included Randy Savage & Sensational Sherri as guests of the Brother Love Show; included the first announcement of all the matches to take place at the Survivor Series:

WWF IC Champion the Ultimate Warrior pinned Dusty Wolfe at the 1-mintue mark with the gorilla press slam and splash; after the bout, Warrior kicked his opponent underneath the ring, chased him underneath it, and then returned ringside with Wolfe, showing that he had painted his opponent's face

The Powers of Pain (w/ Mr. Fuji) defeated Mark Young & Larry Lawson when Barbarian pinned Lawson with a clothesline off the top as Warlord held Lawson in the air

Bret Hart pinned Tom Stone at 3:18 with a piledriver

Greg Valentine (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Jim Evans via submission at 2:59 with the shin guard assisted figure-4

The Red Rooster defeated Brian Costello via submission at 1:47 with the chickenwing

Bad News Brown defeated Scott Colton & Mitch Casey in a handicap match at 2:38 after first pinning Colton with the Ghetto Blaster at 2:20, and then pinning Casey with the same move

The Bushwhackers defeated the Brooklyn Brawler & Ray Oakley when Luke pinned Oakley at 2:26 following a double gutbuster

10/21/89

included Dusty Rhodes as a guest of the Brother Love Show in which he discussed his feud with the Big Bossman and his participation at the Survivor Series; featured highlights from the Hogan / Dibiase match from SNME; featured an 'Update' segment showing highlights of the Martel / Santana match from SNME and the aftermath:

Jimmy Snuka pinned Al Burke with the splash off the top at 2:16

WWF Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard (w/ Bobby Heenan) defeated Warren Bianchi & Tim Horner at 3:16 when Bianchi was pinned following a spike piledriver behind the referee's back

Dino Bravo (w/ Jimmy Hart) pinned Jim Evans with the side suplex at 1:15

Rick Rude (w/ Bobby Heenan) pinned Bill Woods at 1:27 with the Rude Awakening; after the bout, Rude opted not to give his 'Rude Awakening' kiss to the woman who had been selected, with Rude saying he was right when referring to everyone in Cincinnati as 'sweat hogs'

Ron Garvin defeated Craig Green at 1:53 via submission with the Scorpion Death Lock

Mr. Perfect (w/ the Genius) pinned Paul Roma with the Perfect Plex at 2:18



WWF Superstars 1989 (October 28, 1989 & November 4, 1989)

10/28/89

included Roddy Piper, Jimmy Snuka, & the Bushwhackers as guests of the Brother Love Show to discuss their match at the Survivor Series, where they eventually scared Love away from the set because of their antics; featured a Mr. Perfect vignette with the Genius where he was shown playing ping pong and easily defeated his opponent before noting Hulk Hogan couldn't play that well; featured closing comments from the Brain Busters & Bobby Heenan and Demolition regarding their match the following week:

Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty defeated Mike Scarberry & Ken Arnold at 3:46 when Michaels pinned Arnold following a double flying fistdrop

Barry Windham pinned Jim McPherson at 1:54 with the superplex

Hercules defeated Joe Cruz via submission with the backbreaker at 2:07

Andre the Giant & Haku (w/ Bobby Heenan) defeated Mike Williams & Chuck Casey at 2:52 when Andre pinned Williams with an elbowdrop following a kick from Haku; early in the bout, the Brain Busters came to ringside to watch the match with Bobby Heenan

Dino Bravo (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Mark Regan via submission with a bearhug at 1:49; after the bout, Regan was taken backstage on a stretcher

Jake Roberts pinned Barry Hardy with the DDT at 1:18

The Big Bossman & Akeem (w/ Slick) defeated Dennis Burke & Chuck Coates at 1:46 when Bossman pinned Burke with the sidewalk slam; after the bout, Bossman put a ball and chain on Burke before Akeem hit the 747 splash

11/4/89

included Randy Savage, Sensational Sherri, Greg Valentine, Dino Bravo, Jimmy Hart, & Barry Windham as guests of the Brother Love Show to discuss their match at Survivor Series in which they were interrupted by Jim Duggan, Bret Hart, Ron Garvin, & Hercules to confront the King's Court team, but Savage’s team quickly retreated backstage with Brother Love before anything could happen; featured an 'Update' segment showing a vignette by Mr. Perfect with the Genius where Perfect was shown doing several jumps from a diving board into a swimming pool; included closing comments by Dino Bravo & Jimmy Hart and the Ultimate Warrior regarding their scheduled test of strength challenge the following week, with Bravo specifically challenging the Warrior to a pushup contest:

Dusty Rhodes pinned George South at 2:30 with the Bionic elbow drop

The Powers of Pain (w/ Mr. Fuji) defeated Tim Horner & Mike Powell at 2:48 when the Barbarian pinned Powell with a clothesline off the top as Warlord held him in the air

Rick Martel (w/ Slick) defeated Reno Riggins via submission at 4:05 with the Boston Crab

Jim Duggan (w/ Bret Hart, Ron Garvin, & Hercules) pinned Barry Horowitz at 2:16 with the running clothesline

Demolition defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard (w/ Bobby Heenan) at 5:29 to win the titles when Ax pinned Blanchard, the illegal man, with the Decapitation



WWF Superstars 1989 (November 11, 1989 & November 18, 1989)

11/11/89

included Andre the Giant, Haku, & Bobby Heenan as guests of the Brother Love Show where they said they would beat Demolition and bring the Tag Team Championship back to the Heenan Family; featured Gene Okerlund hosting a ‘Test of Strength’ segment where Dino Bravo came out with Jimmy Hart and did several pushups with Hart on his back, which Okerlund found to be not too impressive; Hart then selected the biggest man in the audience he could find so that Bravo could do pushups with him on his back instead; Okerlund briefly interviewed the man, who gave his name as John (Tenta) from West Virginia and that he weighed 460 pounds; Bravo then completed several pushups with John on his back; the Ultimate Warrior then came out and was about to complete the same task, but John hit a sit-down splash on the Warrior's back instead of sitting on him, and then he and Bravo proceeded to attack the Warrior with John hitting some splashes before referees swarmed the ring; the Warrior then quickly got back up and ran backstage to look for Bravo; featured closing comments from Mr. Perfect & the Genius and Tito Santana regarding their match the following week:

Roddy Piper pinned the Brooklyn Brawler at 1:04 with a back suplex

Mr. Perfect (w/ the Genius) pinned Bill Woods at 2:11 with the Perfect Plex

The Bushwhackers defeated Bob Emery & Craig Brown at the 2-minute mark when Luke pinned Brown following a double gutbuster

Ted Dibiase (w/ Virgil) defeated Trent Knight via submission at 1:14 with the Million $ Dream; after the bout, Dibiase was congratulated by his fellow 'Million $ Team' teammates - Zeus, & the Powers of Pain, as well as Mr. Fuji

Jimmy Snuka pinned Tony Burton at 1:19 with a splash off the top

11/18/89

included WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan, Jake Roberts, & WWF Tag Team Champions Demolition as guests of the Brother Love Show where they discussed their upcoming match against the 'Million $ Team' at the Survivor Series; featured an 'Update' segment showing highlights of the scheduled 'Test of Strength' contest last week between Dino Bravo & the Ultimate Warrior, where the 'fan' - John was introduced as the Canadian Earthquake; included a feature on 'The Model' Rick Martel, who modeled some clothes on the interview platform:

Brutus Beefcake defeated Scott Colton via submission with the sleeper at 1:58

Rick Rude (w/ Bobby Heenan) pinned Warren Bianchi with the Rude Awakening at 1:15

Jim Neidhart pinned Bobby Jaggers with a powerslam at 1:52

Nikolai Volkoff & Boris Zhukov defeated Red Tyler & an unknown at 1:28 when Zhukov pinned the unknown after hitting a clothesline to the back of the head

Mr. Perfect (w/ the Genius) pinned Tito Santana at 4:37 with the Perfect Plex



WWF Superstars 1989 (November 25, 1989 & December 2, 1989)

11/25/89

included the Brother Love Show featuring Roddy Piper in which Piper brought out Love tied to a rope, gagged, and wearing a diaper; featured a vignette on Mr. Perfect & the Genius with Perfect playing horseshoes; included a feature on 'The Model' Rick Martel, who modeled some clothes on the interview platform; featured closing comments from Andre the Giant & Bobby Heenan, the Ultimate Warrior, the Genius, and WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan regarding their respective matches on SNME that weekend:

WWF Tag Team Champions Demolition defeated Ken Arnold & Mike Scarberry at 1:42 when Ax pinned Scarberry following the Decapitation

Dino Bravo (w/ Jimmy Hart & the Canadian Earthquake) pinned Tom Fuller at 1:42 with the side suplex; after the bout, Earthquake hit the sit-down splash on Fuller

Dusty Rhodes pinned Rusty Riddle at 1:10 with the Bionic elbow drop; after the bout, Rhodes danced at ringside with the woman in the front row later to be known as Sapphire

Jimmy Snuka defeated the Honkytonk Man (w/ Jimmy Hart) via disqualification at 4:01 after Honky twice hit Snuka in the head with his guitar; after the bout, Honky quickly left the ring after realizing the weapon had no effect on Snuka; moments later, Snuka destroyed the guitar

Andre the Giant & Haku (w/ Bobby Heenan) defeated Todd Becker & Ray Oakley at 1:58 when Andre pinned Oakley with an elbow drop following a side kick to the face from Haku

Randy Savage (w/ Sensational Sherri) pinned Paul Roma at 3:10 with the flying elbowsmash after Sherri had pushed Roma off the top rope moments earlier

Jake Roberts pinned Dave Watson with the DDT at the 56-second mark

12/2/89

included Greg Valentine & Jimmy Hart as guests of the Brother Love Show in which Ron Garvin made an appearance with his own shinguard, saying he had permission from Jack Tunney to wear it; featured an 'Update' segment showing highlights of the Hogan / Genius match from SNME, with footage of Perfect destroying Hogan's world title belt; included a feature on 'The Model' Rick Martel, who modeled some clothes on the interview platform:

WWF IC Champion the Ultimate Warrior pinned Len Wagner at the 54-second mark with the press slam / splash combo; after the bout, Warrior carried his opponent backstage

Bad News Brown pinned Chuck Coates at 2:16 with the Ghetto Blaster

Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty defeated Barry Horowitz & Conquistador #1 at 2:51 when Michaels pinned the Conquistador following double flying fistdrops off the top

Ted Dibiase (w/ Virgil) defeated Mark Reagan via submission at 2:58 with the Million $ Dream

The Red Rooster defeated Gene Ligon via submission at 2:11 with the chickenwing

Jim Duggan pinned Scott Colton at 2:07 with the running clothesline

The Powers of Pain (w/ Mr. Fuji) defeated Tom Fuller & Brian Johnson at 2:14 when the Barbarian pinned Fuller with a clothesline off the top as the Warlord held Fuller in the air



WWF Superstars 1989 (December 9, 1989 & December 16, 1989)

12/9/89

featured Rick Rude & Bobby Heenan as guests of the Brother Love Show where Rude discussed Roddy Piper and the embarrassment he had caused to Brother Love two weeks earlier and to himself at Summer Slam where he cost him the IC Championship; included a feature on 'The Model' Rick Martel, who modeled some clothes on the interview platform:

Jake Roberts pinned Todd Becker at 2:14 with the DDT

Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart defeated Al Burke & Brad Perry at 2:02 when Bret pinned Perry following the Hart Attack

The Big Bossman (w/ Slick) pinned Larry Lawson at 1:52 with the sidewalk slam; after the bout, Bossman attached his opponent's foot to a ball and chain, where he dropped the ball on his chest and choked him with the chain; Slick then began verbally taunting the woman in the front row later known as Sapphire until she slapped him, with Dusty Rhodes then making the save when Bossman began taunting her; Rhodes then escorted her backstage

Brutus Beefcake defeated Alan Reynolds via submission at 1:59 with the sleeper

The Bushwhackers defeated WT Jones & Cleo Reeves at 1:59 when Luke pinned Reeves following the double gutbuster

Mr. Perfect (w/ the Genius) pinned Jim Evans at 1:33 with the Perfect Plex

12/16/89

included Randy Savage, Sensational Sherri, & Zeus as guests of the Brother Love Show where they discussed the 'No Holds Barred' steel cage match against Hulk Hogan & Brutus Beefcake, who also provided comments on the match; featured footage of the Genius playing the Nintendo WrestleMania game; included a feature on 'The Model' Rick Martel, who modeled some clothes on the interview platform:

Roddy Piper pinned Tom Stone at the 45-second mark with a back suplex

Nikolai Volkoff & Boris Zhukov defeated Mark Young & Mark Shelton at 2:18 when Zhukov pinned Shelton with a clothesline to the back of the head

Dusty Rhodes pinned Al Burke at 1:22 following several Bionic elbow drops; during the bout, the fan later known as Sapphire was shown in the audience and was invited in the ring after the match by Rhodes to dance with him

Ted Dibiase (w/ Virgil) defeated Reno Riggins via submission with the Million $ Dream at 2:47

Hercules defeated Craig Green via submission with the backbreaker at 2:10

Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty defeated the Brooklyn Brawler & Dale Wolfe at 3:06 when Michaels pinned Wolfe following double flying fistdrops off the top; after the bout, Mr. Fuji came to the ring and challenged the Rockers to a match against the Powers of Pain but, instead of replying, Michaels & Jannetty hit a double dropkick, a double slam, and double flying fistdrops onto Fuji

Dino Bravo (w/ Jimmy Hart & the Canadian Earthquake) pinned Scott Colton at 2:38 with the side suplex; after the bout, Earthquake hit the sit-down splash on Colton



WWF Superstars 1989 (December 23, 1989 & December 30, 1989)

12/23/89

included WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan & Brutus Beefcake as guests of the Brother Love Show in which they discussed the 'No Holds Barred' steel cage match against Randy Savage & Zeus, who also provided comments on the match alongside Sensational Sherri; featured footage of Jimmy Snuka playing the Nintendo WrestleMania game; included Dusty Rhodes introducing Sapphire as his new manager; featured footage of Mr. Perfect & the Genius on a golf course with Perfect showing off his golf skills and explaining that he would take the WWF World Title from Hulk Hogan; included closing comments from Demolition, the Colossal Connection & Bobby Heenan regarding their scheduled match the following week:

WWF IC Champion the Ultimate Warrior pinned Brian Costello in a non-title match at 1:36 with the press slam / splash combo; after the bout, Warrior carried his opponent halfway up the aisle before dropping him

Andre the Giant & Haku (w/ Bobby Heenan) defeated Burt Todd & Frankie DeFalco at 3:14 when Andre pinned Todd with an elbow drop, following a side kick to the face by Haku

Bad News Brown pinned James Sexton at 1:50 with the Ghetto Blaster

Jim Duggan pinned Conquistador #1 with the running clothesline at 1:40

Rick Martel (w/ Slick) defeated Warren Bianchi via submission with the Boston Crab at 1:34; prior to the bout, Martel gave Bianchi a present, which he opened and revealed to be a tie, with Martel then stealing it away and choking him with it as Slick distracted the referee; after the match, Martel hit a piledriver and put the tie on Bianchi

The Powers of Pain (w/ Mr. Fuji) defeated Randy Fox & Larry Lawson at 1:46 when the Barbarian pinned Fox with a clothesline off the top as Warlord held Fox in the air

Ron Garvin defeated Spike Jones via submission with the Scorpion Deathlock at 2:32

12/30/89

included Jake Roberts as a guest of the Brother Love Show in which he discussed his participation in the Royal Rumble match; featured the announcement of the complete card for the Royal Rumble pay-per-view:

Dusty Rhodes (w/ Sapphire) pinned Mark Davis with the Bionic elbow at 2:08

Dino Bravo (w/ Jimmy Hart & the Canadian Earthquake) defeated Reno Riggins via disqualification when the Ultimate Warrior interfered, moments after Bravo pulled his opponent up three times following three side suplexes; after the bout, Earthquake distracted Warrior, allowing Bravo to assault Warrior from behind with a chair

Hercules defeated the Conquistador #1 via submission with the backbreaker at 2:25

Rick Rude (w/ Bobby Heenan) pinned Mario Mancini at the 59-second mark with the Rude Awakening; after the bout, Rude opted not to give his Rude Awakening kiss, saying no females in Alabama were women enough for him

Andre the Giant & Haku defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Demolition to win the titles at 4:35 when Andre pinned Ax with an elbow drop following a kick to the face from Haku; Smash was unable to legally enter the ring during the contest as Axe was continuously double-teamed 

 

WWF SUPERSTARS 1990 26 DVD SET!

WWF SUPERSTARS 1993 16 DVD SET!

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 1/2/93 & 1/9/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 1/16/93 & 1/23/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 1/30/93 &
2/6/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 2/13/93 &
2/20/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 2/27/93 &
3/6/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 3/13/93 & 3/20/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 3/27/93 & 4/3/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 4/10/93 & 4/17/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 4/24/93 & 5/1/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 5/8/93 & 5/15/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 5/22/93 & 5/29/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 6/5/93 & 6/12/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 6/19/93 & 6/26/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 7/3/93 & 7/10/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 7/17/93 & 7/24/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 7/31/93 & 8/7/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 8/14/93 & 8/21/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 8/28/93 & 9/4/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 9/11/93 & 9/18/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 9/25/93 & 10/2/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 10/9/93 & 10/16/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 10/23/93 & 10/30/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 11/6/93 & 11/13/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 11/20/93 & 11/27/93

WWF Superstars of Wrestling 12/4/93 & 12/11/93







WWF SUPERSTARS THE COMPLETE 1992
12 DVDS!
Relive one of the greatest years in wrestling!

January 4, 1992 At The Frank Erwin Center In Austin Texas

1. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper v. The Brooklyn Brawler

2. Dissension in the ranks of the Rockers as Marty Jannetty and Shawn Michaels share some harsh words after losing a match to the LOD.

3. British Bulldogs v. jobber

4. Int – Ric Flair & Curt Hennig

5. I nt – Hulk Hogan

6. The Mountie v. Rudy Gonzalez

7. Special Interview – Randy Savage & Elizabeth

8. The Beverly Brothers v. Scott Baizo & Ken Johnson

9. Promo – Tatanka

10. Int – Virgil

11. Int – Repo Man

12. Int – El Matador

13. Royal Rumble Report

14. The Undertaker v. Richie Garvin

15. Int – Mountie & The Natural Disasters

16. Int – LOD & Bret Hart


January 11, 1992 At The Frank Erwin Center In Austin Texas

1. Sargeant Slaughter & Jim Duggan v. Barry Horowitz & Jesse Hernandez

2. Update – Sid Justice

3. Irwin R. Schyster v. Robert Taylor

4. Int – Ric Flair

5. I nt – Hulk Hogan

6. Jake Roberts v. Randy Savage (From Tuesday in Texas)

7. Int – Bret Hart and LOD

8. Int – Mountie & The Natural Disasters

9. Tito Santana v. Brian Donahue

10. Funeral Parlor – Ric Flair & Mr. Perfect. What’s notable here, is that although Ric Flair’s title belt is still digitally distorted, it clearly isn’t the NWA Title belt. It’s actually one of the WWF Tag Team Title Belts!

11. Promo - Tatanka

12. The Natural Disasters v. Bobby Jones & Ken Johnson

13. Int – Virgil

14. Int – Ted DiBiase


January 18, 1992 At The Frank Erwin Center In Austin Texas

1. Randy Savage v. The Barbarian

2. Update – The Mountie is the new Interontinental Champion, having won the title on an untelevised House Show

3. Virgil v. B.A. Dalton

4. Int – Ric Flair

5. Int – Hulk Hogan

6. The Nasty Boys v. Dusty Wolfe & Robert Taylor

7. Special Interview – Hulk Hogan

8. The Berzerker v. Scott Baizo

9. Int – Virgil

10. Int – Repo Man

11. Barbershop – From Wrestling Challenge. THE ROCKERS SPLIT UP as Shawn Michaels superkicks Marty Jannetty and then throws Marty Jannetty through a glass window. The Heartbreak Kid is born!

12. Jake Roberts v. The Brooklyn Brawler

13. Int – Tito Santana

14. Int – Ted DiBiase

January 25, 1992 At The Oceanfront Center In Daytona Beach Florida

1. New Foundation [Jim "the Anvil" Neidhart & “The Rocket” Owen Hart] v. Bob Avery & Brad Avery

2. Update – Ric Flair wins the Royal Rumble and the WWF Title

3. Rick Martel v. Mickey Jay

4. Int – Natural Disasters

5. Int – Sgt. Slaughter & Jim Duggan

6. Bret "the Hitman" Hart v. Jack Owens

7. Ric Flair & The Undertaker

8. Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper

9. Ted DiBiase v. D.D. Russell

10. Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, Undertaker, Randy Savage and Sid Justice all talk about why they should be the one to face Ric Flair for the WWF Title at Wrestlemania.

11. The Repo Man v. Kevin Katlin

12. Promo - Tatanka

13. Sid Justice v. Mike Casey

14. Int – Repo Man

15. Int – Big Bossman

February 1, 1992 At The Oceanfront Center In Daytona Beach Florida

1. Wrestlemania 7 press conference. Hulk Hogan (surprise, surprise) is announced as Ric Flair’s opponent for Wrestlemania 7 and a shot at the WWF Title. Hogan is elated, and Sid Justice is irate!

2. The Beverly Brothers v. Scott Colontonio & Kevin Katlin

3. The Big Bossman v. Terry Davis

4. Int – Natural Disasters

5. Int – Sgt. Slaughter & Jim Duggan

6. Tatanka v. Pat Tanaka (Tatanka makes his WWF debut.)

7. Irwin R. Schyster v. Bob Smedley

8. Int – Ric Flair & Undertaker

9. Int – Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper

10. Promo – Papa Shango

11. Tito Santana v. Bob Morgan

12. Funeral Parlor – Sensational Sherri, sings the praises of the recently heel turned Shawn Michaels. When asked about Ted DiBiase, who she still manages, Sherri said that DiBiase gave her his blessing to pursue Michaels.

13. The Legion Of Doom v. Pete Sanchez & Jim Cooper

14. The Undertaker v. Mickey Jay

15. Int – Repo Man

16. Int – Big Bossman

February 8, 1992 At The Oceanfront Center In Daytona Beach Florida

1. The Natural Disasters v. Bob Avery & Raymond Hammer

2. Update – Sid Justice comments on Hulk Hogan being chosen over him for a WWF Title shot at Wrestlemania.

3. Virgil v. Kato

4. Int – Ric Flair & Undertaker

5. Int – Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper

6. Jake Roberts v. D.D. Russell

7. Int –Nasty Boys

8. Int - LOD

9. Sergeant Slaughter & Jim Duggan v. Bill Badd & Jim James

10. Funeral Parlor – Ric Flair

11. Papa Shango v. Dale Wolfe (Papa Shango makes his WWF Debut)

12. The Mountie v. Mike Casey

13. I nt – Ted DiBiase

14. Int – Big Bossman

15. Int – Huk Hogan

16. Int - Undertaker

February 15, 1992 At The Civic Center In Amarillo Texas

1. Clips of Sid Justice helping Ric Flair eliminate Hulk Hogan at the Royal Rumble, turning on Hulk Hogan from Saturday Night’s Main Event, and then destroying Brutus Beefcake’s Barber Shop set, becoming a full fledged heel in the process.

2. The British Bulldog v. Omar Atlas

3. The Nasty Boys v. Larry Williams & Khris Germany

4. Int – Ric Flair & Undertaker

5. Int – Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper

6. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper v. Todd Overbow

7. Int – Daveyboy Smith

8. Int – Nasty Boys

9. Shawn Michaels v. Rudy Gonzalez (Michaels is accompanied to the ring by Sensational Sherri)

10. Wrestlemania Report – Ric Flair is now scheduled to defend the WWF Title against Randy Savage instead of Hulk Hogan. Hulk Hogan is now scheduled to wrestle Sid Justice.

11. Rick Martel v. Terry Daniels

12. Int – Natural Disasters

13. Int – Sgt. Slaughter & Jim Duggan

February 22, 1992 At The Civic Center In Amarillo Texas

1. Bret "the Hitman" Hart v. Ed Robinson

2. Update – Sid Justice turning heel and challenging Hulk Hogan at Wrestlemania 7.

3. Tatanka v. B.A. Dalton

4. Int – Ric Flair & Sid Justice

5. Int – Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper

6. Money Incorporated v. Larry Williams & Jimmy James (Ted DiBiase and IRS begin teaming up together.)

7. Int – LOD

8. Int – Undertaker

9. Randy Savage v. Jake Roberts (From the Main Event. Savage cleanly pins Jake Roberts, but it looks like Jake may have the last laugh, as while Savage is celebrating in the ring, Jake is waiting behind the curtain with a chair and is ready to hit Elizabeth with it when THE UNDERTAKER SNATCHES THE CHAIR AWAY FROM JAKE! Savage gets Elizabeth away and brawls with Roberts, but the question remains as to why the Undertaker stopped Jake from attacking Savage & Elizabeth.

10. Int – Sgt. Slaughter & Jim Duggan

11. I nt – Ted DiBiase

February 29, 1992 At The Civic Center In Amarillo Texas

1. Tito Santana v. Brian Elmore

2. Update – Money Inc are the new WWF Tag Team Champions, and the Natural Disasters aren’t very happy about it. especially since their manager Jimmy Hart left them to join DiBiase and IRS.

3. The Repo Man v. Don Richter

4. Jim "the Anvil" Neidhart & Owen Hart v. Todd Overbow & Khris Germany

5. Int – Ric Flair & Sid Justice

6. Int – Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper

7. Papa Shango v. Luke Williams

8. Int – Natural Disasters

9. Int – Sgt. Slaughter & Jim Duggan

10. The Texas Tornado v. Kato

11. Funeral Parlor – Jake Roberts questions the Undertaker about ‘Taker stopping Jake from attacking Randy Savage.

12. Sergeant Slaughter & Jim Duggan v. Dusty Wolfe & Rudy Gonzalez

13. Int – Repo Man

14. Int – Tito Santana

March 7, 1992 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida

1. Money Incorporated v. Jim Powers & Terry Davis

2. Update – The confrontation last week between Jake Roberts and the Undertaker, who will now face each other at Wrestlemania.

3. The British Bulldog v. Lee Armstrong

4. Shawn Michaels v. Scott Hen

5. Int – The Mountie

6. Int – Bret Hart

7. Tatanka v. Doug Somers

8. Int – Ric Flair claims to have shocking photos of Elizabeth and shows what appears to be a photo of Ric and Elizabeth together at a private swimming pool

9. The Big Bossman v. The Brooklyn Brawler

10. Int – Tito Santana

11. Int – Nasty Boys

12. Int - Bushwhackers

13. Sid Justice v. Mickey Jay (Justice introduces his new manager, Harvey Whippleman)

14. Int – Jake Roberts

March 14, 1992 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida

1. Bret "the Hitman" Hart v. Jimmy James

2. Update – Ric Flair. He’s interviewed by Vince McMahon at a nice restaurant, and claims to have had an affair with Elizabeth before whe was with Randy Savage. Flair shows several photos of himself and Elizabeth together as “Proof”

3. Papa Shango v. Lee Thomas

4. Int – Gene Okerlund interviews a distraught Randy Savage about Ric Flair’s allegations about Elizabeth. Savage is incensed, and can’t say anything other than “UNTRUE!” to any of Okerlund’s questions.

5. Int – Nasty Boys

6. Int - Bushwhackers

7. Tito Santana v. Lee Armstrong

8. Int – Jake Roberts discusses his recent confrontation with the Undertaker, giving commentary as video is shown of his attacking Undertaker on the Funeral Parlor 2 weeks ago.

9. The Natural Disasters v. Jim Cooper & Paul Simpson (The Disasters are now babyfaces, after Jimmy Hart abandoned them for Money Inc.)

10. Int – Jake Roberts

11. Int – Randy Savage

12. Sid Justice v. Dale Wolfe (After the match, Wolfe is put on a stretcher, but it doesn’t stop Sid from attacking him further. Virgil comes down to ringside to help Wolfe, and Sid beats the hell out of him, breaking his nose in the process.)

13. Int – Bret Hart

14. Int – The Mountie

March 21, 1992 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida

1. Sergeant Slaughter & Jim Duggan v. Bob Avery & Mark Avery

2. Update – Gene Okerlund interviews Ric Flair on his private yacht and shows somr more photos of Elizabeth and Ric Flair

3. Owen Hart v. Doug Somers

4. Int – Jake Roberts

5. Int – Randy Savage

6. The Mountie & The Nasty Boys v. Dale Wolfe, Bill Wood & Scott Somers

7. Special Interview – Hulk Hogan, who says that Wrestlemania may be his last match in the WWF.

8. Rick Martel v. Robbie Sampson

9. Tatanka v. Pete Sanchez (On the way down to the ring for his match, Tatanka comes to blows with Rick Martel!)

10. Int – Tito Santana

11. Int – Shawn Michaels

12. Int - Virgil

13. The Undertaker v. Lee Thomas

14. Int – The Mountie

15. Int - Bushwhackers

March 28, 1992 In Moline Alabama

1. The Undertaker v. Lee Armstrong

2. Mr. Perfect and Ric Flair hold a “press conference” (they cut to the auditorium, and the entire room is empty.) Flair shows the pictures of himself and Elizabeth while insisting that they pictures are legitimate.

3. Papa Shango v. Ian Weston

4. Promo - Nailz

5. The Big Bossman v. Barry Horowitz

6. Int – Jake Roberts

7. Int – Randy Savage

8. The Natural Disasters v. Bob Morgan & Dale Wolfe

9. Special Interview – Sid Vicious

10. Tito Santana v. Doug Somers

11. Promo for the World Bodybuilding Federation, featuring none other than Lex Luger!

12. Int – Nasty Boys

13. Int - Bushwhackers

14. The Berzerker v. Ian Weston

15. Int - Tito Santana

16. Int – The Mountie

April 4, 1992 In Moline Alabama

1. Mr. Perfect promises to unveil a centerfold shot of Elizabeth with nothing on at Wrestlemania!

2. The British Bulldog v. Bob Avery

3. Interview – We finally hear from Elizabeth, who denies all of Ric Flair’s allegations.

4. Tatanka v. Sandy Beach

5. Sid Justice v. Hercules (From Madison Square Garden. Sid puts ahercules away in less than a minute!)

6. Int – Natural Disasters

7. Int – Jake Roberts

8. Int – Undertaker

9. Shawn Michaels v. Roddy Piper (Shawn Michaels nearly wins with the help of Sensational Sherri. Bret Hart, who will be wrestling Piper for Piper’s IC Title runs in to save Piper. Piper is not happy to have Bret’s assistance.)

10. Int – Gene Okerlund interviews Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect outside of Flair’s private jet. Flair and Perfect promise that at Wrestlemania, they’ll unveil a huge centerfold of Elizabeth in the nude.

11. Jake Roberts v. Jerry Allen

12. Lex Luger does another WBF promo.

13. Int – Money Inc.

14. Int – Roddy Piper

15. Int – Bret Hart

16. Hulk Hogan tribute – Vince McMahon interviews Hulk Hogan in a special segment where they discuss many of Hogan’s milestones in the WWF, as well as the possibility of Hogan retiring

April 11, 1992 In Moline Alabama

1. Clips from Wrestlemania, including Randy Savage winning the WWF Title from Ric Flair, The Undertaker beating Jake Roberts Bret Hart defeating Roddy Piper to win the Intercontinental Title, and THE RETURN OF THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR during the Hulk Hogan/ Sid match.

2. Owen Hart v. Barry Horowitz

3. Papa Shango v. Mike Casey

4. Int – Shawn Michaels

5. Int – Bret Hart

6. Promo - Nailz

7. Sergeant Slaughter & Jim Duggan v. Doug Somers & Larry Stevenson

8. Update – Randy Savage wiins the WWF Title from Ric Flair.

9. Shawn Michaels v. Dale Wolfe (Shawn Michaels comes out to “Sexy Boy” as his new entrance music. In this early version though, Sherri is doing the vocals for the song. The current version has Shawn himself singing the vocals.)

10. Promo – “Precious” Paul Ellering and the Legion of Doom. Ellering made his return to the LOD’s side at Wrestlemania and is once again managing the Legion of Doom.

11. The Mountie v. Bill Golden

12. Int – Sid Justice

13. Int – Ultimate Warrior

14. The Undertaker v. Sonny Trout

15. Int – Daveyboy Smith

16. Int – Beverly Brothers

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April 18, 1992 In Kalamazoo Michigan:

1. The Legion Of Doom v. Duane Gill & Barry Hardy

2. Update – Gene Okerlund shows proof that all of the Ric Flair and Elizabeth photos were actually doctored. The originals were of Liz and Randy Savage.

3. Repo Man v. jobber

4. Int – Sid Justice

5. Int – Ultimate Warrior

6. Promo - Nailz

7. Bret "the Hitman" Hart v. Tom Bennett

8. Int – Repo Man

9. Int – Bret Hart

10. Int – Shawn Michaels

11. Promo – Crush. Formerly, the third member of Demolition, Bryan Adams is set to debut under the same name, but as a babyface with a more colorful outfit.

12. Berserker v. jobber

13. Special Interview – Ultimate Warrior, who is surrounded by a crowd of children with their faces painted.

14. R ick Martel v. jobber

15. Kerry Von Erich v. jobber

16. Money Inc. v. jobbers

17. Int – Beverly Brothers

18. Int – LOD

19. Int – Undertaker

20. Int - Berserker


April 25, 1992 In Kalamazoo Michigan

1. "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair v. Ron Cumberledge

2. Update – Footage from several Wrestlemania fan events

3. The British Bulldog v. Kevin Kruger

4. The Beverly Brothers v. Eric Collins & Mike Freedom

5. Int – Sid

6. Int – Ultimate Warrior

7. Promo - Crush

8. Shawn Michaels v. George Anderson

9. Int – Repo Man

10. Int - LOD

11. Sergeant Slaughter v. The Brooklyn Brawler

12. Special Interview – Sid Justice

13. The Natural Disasters v. Kent Carlson & Tom Stone

14. Int – Bret Hart

15. Int – Shawn Michiaels

16. The Undertaker v. The Berzerker


May 2, 1992 In Kalamazoo Michigan

1. The Big Bossman v. Mark Roberts

2. Update – The Berserker attacks and nearly impales the Undertaker with his sword.

3. Papa Shango v. Red Tyler

4. Int – Tito Santana

5. Int – Sid Justice

6. Tatanka v. Brian Costello (Rick Martel attacks Tatanka after the match.)

7. Int – Ric Flair

8. Int – Randy Savage

9. Money Incorporated v. Ron Cumberledge & Chris Hahn

10. Special Interview – Randy Savage

11. Promo - Crush

12. High Energy [Koko B. Ware & Owen Hart] v. Tom Bennett & Duane Gill (High Energy makes their Superstars debut)

13. The Ultimate Warrior v. Skinner

14. Int – Beverly Brothers

15. I nt – Sgt. Slaughter

16. Int – Ric Flair


May 9, 1992 At The War Memorial In Syracuse New York

1. Bret "the Hitman" Hart v. Von Krus

2. Update – Daveyboy Smith is attacked by the Repo Man.

3. Kamala v. Sonny Blaze

4. Tito Santana v. Bob Bradley

5. Int – Ric Flair

6. Int – Randy Savage

7. The Legion Of Doom v. Duane Gill & Barry Hardy

8. Int – Berserker

9. Int - Undertaker

10. Crush v. Kato (The newly re-packaged Crush makes his debut on Superstars)

11. Promo – Papa Shango

12. Special Interview – Rick Martel

13. "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair v. Sargent Slaughter (The Mountie interferes in the match with his electric shock stick. Slaughter has to be stretchered out afterward.)

14. Int – Beverly Brothers

15. Int - LOD

16. The Nasty Boys v. Bill Pierce & Brian Brieger

17. Int – Nasty Boys

18. Int – Ultimate Warrior


May 16, 1992 At The War Memorial In Syracuse New York

1. Shawn Michaels v. Sonny Blaze

2. Update – The Mountie and Sgt. Slaughter

3. Tatanka v. Barry Hardy

4. The Berzerker v. Scott Taylor

5. Int – Ric Flair

6. Int – Randy Savage

7. Promo - Crush

8. The Repo Man v. Jay Sledge

9. The Big Bossman v. Glen Ruth

10. The Ultimate Warrior v. “Nasty Boy” Brian Knobbs

11. The Beverly Brothers v. Jim Brunzell & Bobby Knight (After the match, the Beverlys paint Knight like one of the LOD.)

12. Int – Mountie

13. Int – Sgt. Slaughter


May 23, 1992 At The War Memorial In Syracuse New York

1. The Undertaker v. Bill Pierce

2. Update – Papa Shango putting a curse on The Ultimate Warrior

3. Virgil v. Duane Gill

4. Money Incorporated v. Jim Brunzell & Glen Ruth

5. Int – Ric Flair

6. Int – Randy Savage

7. The British Bulldog v. Barry Hardy

8. Promo – Ric Flair

9. Int – Mountie

10. Int – Berserker

11. Int - Undertaker

12. The Mountie v. Bobby Knight

13. Special Interview – Ultimate Warrior. The Warrior talks about what he’ll do to Papa Shango, when a strange black liquid flows down his face seemingly from the top of his scalp. Has Papa Shango put another curse on the Warrior?

14. The Bushwhackers v. Vince Sola & The Dublin Destroyer

15. Kamala v. Kerry Davis

16. Int – Beverly Brothers

17. Int – LOD


May 30th 1992 At The War Memorial In Syracuse New York

1. The Legion Of Doom v. Rich Mitchell & Kato

2. Update – Papa Shango’s curses on the Ultimate Warrior

3. Papa Shango v. Brian Brieger

4. Int – Ric Flair

5. Int – Randy Savage

6. Sgt. Slaughter v. Bob Bradley

7. Rick Martel v. Jim Powers

8. Int – Berzerker

9. Int – Undertaker

10. The Natural Disasters v. Duane Gill & Mike Fury

11. The Big Bossman v. Dave Roulette (The prisoner known as Nailz finally makes his appearance, running in on the Big Bossman and beating him half to death.)

12. The Berzerker v. Glen Ruth

13. Promo – Crush

14. Int – Beverly Brothers

15. Int – Sgt. Slaughter

June 6, 1992 At The Rupp Arena In Lexington Kentucky

1. Bret "the Hitman" Hart v. Tom Stone

2. Update – The Big Bossman’s tremendous beating at the hands of Nailz last week.

3. The Nasty Boys v. Reno Riggins & Major Yates

4. The Texas Tornado v. Glen Ruth

5. The Beverly Brothers v. Mike Samples & Scott Bailey

6. Crush v. George Anderson

7. Special interview – Papa Shango. Gene Okerlund interviews Shango, and as Shango walks away, Okerlund finds black liquidrunning down his arms.

8. High Energy v. Kevin Kruger & Kato

9. The Repo Man v. Dan Robbins


June 13, 1992 At The Rupp Arena In Lexington Kentucky

1. Tatanka v. Barry Horowitz

2. Update – More on Papa Shango

3. Shawn Michaels v. Craig Brown

4. Int – Ric Flair & Shawn Michaels

5. Promo – Razor Ramon

6. The Natural Disasters v. The Executioners

7. Int – Berzerker & Papa Shango

8. Int – Ultimate Warrior & Undertaker

9. The Mountie v. Bill Koby

10. Special Interview – Randy Savage

11. Kamala v. Dale Wolfe

12. Tito Santana v. Mike Samples

13. Int – Big Bossman gives a telephone interview from a hospital bed. He’s still in recovery from the beating that Nailz puton him weeks ago.

14. Nailz v. Ron Cumberledge

15. Int – Repo Man

16. Int – Daveyboy Smith


June 20, 1992 At The Rupp Arena In Lexington Kentucky

1. The Legion Of Doom v. Barry Hardy & Tom Bennett

2. Update – WWF Champion Randy Savage

3. Papa Shango v. Chris Hahn (No match, as Chris Hahn is still taking his ring attire off when his hand BURSTS INTO
FLAMES! Hahn is immediately attended to by ringside officials, and then runs to the back holding his burned hand.)

4. Int – Repo Man

5. Int – Daveyboy Smith

6. Int – Nailz

7. Sergeant Slaughter v. Red Tyler

8. The Repo Man v. Brian Costello

9. Int – Ric Flair & Shawn Michaels

10. Int – Randy Savage & Bret Hart

11. Crush v. Brooklyn Brawler

12. Special Interview – Shawn Michaels & Sensational Sherri

13. Promo – Razor Ramon

14. The Undertaker v. Duane Gill

15. Money Incorporated v. Butler Stevens & Rock Werner

16. Int – Papa Shango & Berzerker


June 27, 1992

1. Daveyboy Smith v. jobber

2. Update – Tatanka

3. Nasty Boys v. Rick Johnson & Chico Martinez

4. Int – Ric Flair & Shawn Michaels

5. Int – Randy Savage & Bret Hart

6. Promo – Razor Ramon

7. Virgil v. Glen Ruth

8. Int – Berserker

9. Int – Undertaker

10. Berzerker v. Bruce Mitchell

11. Paul Ellering and the Legion of Doom are in Chicago in the wreckage of the building where Hawk & Animal grew up.

13. Kerry Von Erich v. Duane Gill

14. Kamala v. John Blade

15. Int – Nailz

16. Int – Daveyboy Smith

July 4, 1992

1. High Energy v. Bob Bradley & Joe Milano

2. Update – Nailz & The Big Bossman

3. Rick Martel v. Jason Knight

4. Crush v. Barry Hardy

5. Int – Berserker & Papa Shango

6. Int – Ultimate Warrior & Undertaker

7. Papa Shango v. McMullen (Before the match starts, Shango appears to cast another curse, and his opponent suddenly
grabs his knee in pain. Shango has his way with him after that.)

8. Int – Ric Flair & Mr. Perfect

9. Int – Randy Savage & Bret Hart

10. Sgt Slaughter v. jobber

11. Special Interview – Repo Man

12. Bret Hart v. Barry Horowitz

13. Promo – Razor Ramon

14. Beverly Brothers v. Scott Taylor & Phil Apollo


July 11, 1992

1. LOD v. jobbers (Paul Ellering & Rocco are at ringside)

2. Update – The Mountie

3. Shawn Michaels v. Chico Martinez

4. Undertaker v. Bruce Mitchell (After the match, the Berzerker runs in and attacks the Undertaker, but ‘Taker runs him
off.)

5. Tito Santana v. Dwayne Gill

6. Special Interview – Kamala

7. Tatanka v. jobber

8. Nailz v. Rick Johnson

9. Money Inc. v. Bobby Perez & Angel Vega

10. Promo – Razor Ramon


July 18, 1992

1. Natural Disasters v. Dwayne Gill & Brooklyn Brawler

2. Update – The upcoming Summerslam 1992 with the announced main event of Randy Savage defending the WWF Title against
The Ultimate Warrior.

3. Ric Flair v. Glen Ruth

4. Int – Berserker & Papa Shango

5. Int – Ultimate Warrior & Undertaker

6. From Primetime – Shawn Michaels comes down to ringside during a match between Rick Martel & Bret Hart.

7. Virgil v. Dave Millson

8. Int - Repo Man

9. Int - Daveyboy Smith

10. Repo Man v. jobber

11. Special Interview – Big Bossman, who makes his return after the massive beating he took from Nailz.

12. Mountie v. Jason Knight

13. Promo – Razor Ramon

14. Daveyboy Smith v. Vito Krus

15. Int – Ric Flair & Mr. Perfect

16. Int – Randy Savage & Bret Hart


July 25, 1992

1. Tatanka v. Peter Motts

2. Update – The Natural Disasters win the WWF Tag Team Titles from Money Inc. Apparently, it was on an untelivised show, as
no footage of the title change was shown.

3. Shawn Michaels v. Phil Apollo

4. Promo – Razor Ramon

5. Nailz v. Jason Speed

6. Special Interview – Ultimate Warrior & Randy Savage, who argue with each other about their upcoming match at Summerslam 92.

7. Beverly Brothers v. Red Tyler & Chris Duffy


August 1, 1992

1. Nasty Boys v. jobbers

2. Update – The confrontation between Randy Savage & Ultimate Warrior

3. Bret Hart v. Iron Mike Sharpe

4. Int – Nailz

5. Int – Big Bossman

6. Int – LOD

7. Rick Martel v. Bill Price

8. Special Interview – Undertaker

9. Papa Shango v. Tony Roy

10. Int – Ric Flair

11. Int – Randy Savage

12. LOD v. Flex Armstrong & Richie Rich

13. Promo – Razor Ramon

14. Int – Shawn Michaels

15. Int – Tatanka


August 8 1992

1. Special Interview – Ultimate Warrior. Ric Flair comes out and proposes an alliance between himself and the Warrior.

2. Razor Ramon v. jobber (Scott Hall debuts in probably his most memorable gimmick. Razor Ramon)

3. Natural Disasters v. jobbers

4. Kamala v. jobber

5. Int – Ric Flair

6. Int – Randy Savage

7. Daveyboy Smith v. Iron Mike Sharpe

8. Berzerker v. Jason Knight

9. Int – Beverly Brothers

10. Int – LOD (Well, Paul Ellering and Rocco actually did the talking)


August 15, 1992

1. Big Bossman v Skinner

2. Kamala v. Joe Steel (The Undertaker comes out before Kamala can leave and scares him off.)

3. Undertaker v. jobber

4. Special Interview – Randy Savage. Mr. Perfect comes out and attempts to strike a deal with Savage.

5. Money Inc. v. Jobbers

6. Razor Ramon v. Jim Powers


August 22, 1992

1. Bushwhackers & Jim Duggan v. Beverly Brothers & Repo Man

2. Update – both Ultimate Warrior and Randy Savage suspect the other of dealing with Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect in preparation for their match at Summerslam 92

3. Papa Shango v. jobber. (During the match, Shango attacks the referee. Bret Hart runs in and makes the save)

4. Int – Rick Martel

5. Int – Big Bossman

6. Int – Jimmy Hart shows Gene Okerlund a contract he just received for a match between his Nasty Boys against Randy Savage and the Ultimate Warrior

7. Crush v. jobber

8. Int – Ric Flair

9. Int – Randy Savage

10. Razor Ramon v. Tony Roi

11. Int – Bruce Hart

12. Bret Hart v. Vito Krus (Papa Shango comes down to ringside during the match.)

13. Nailz v. Mark Armstrong

11. Int – Beverly Brothers

14. Int – LOD

15. Int Nasty Boys


August 29, 1992

1. Ultimate Warrior & Randy Savage v. Nasty Boys (Clips from Primetime. With both men suspecting the other of being in cahoots with Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect, they have trouble getting along during this match.)

2. Ric Flair v. jobber

3. Int – Ultimate Warrior

4. Int – Randy Savage

5. Tatanka v. jobber

6. Int – Rick Martel

7. Int – Tito Santana

8. Kamala v. jobber

9. Int – Money Inc.

10. Bret Hart v. Louie Spicolli

11. Rick Martel v. Justin Taylor


September 5, 1992

1. Ultimate Warrior v. Randy Savage (clips from Summerslam. Ric Flair attacks Savage during the match, but the Warrior refuses to pin him. In the end, Savage & The Warrior leave the ring together)

2. Undertaker v. Kamala (Clips from Summerslam)

3. LOD v. jobbers

4. Int – Razor Ramon, Nailz & Kamala

5. Int – Tatanka

6. Nailz v. jobber

7. Int – High Energy

8. Int – Nasty Boys

9. Int – Mountie

10. Crush v. Kato

11. Mountie v. jobber

12. Int – Razor Ramon

13. Virgil v. Barry Horowitz

14. Money Inc. v. Bert Stiles & Warren Quinn

15. Int – Berzerker

16. Int – Jim Duggan


September 12, 1992

1. Ric Flair v. Randy Savage (Clips of Ric Flair defeating Savage with Razor Ramon’s help to regain the WWF Title.)

2. Razor Ramon v. Gary Jackson

3. Update – Razor Ramon costs Savage the WWF Title.

4. Natural Disasters v. jobbers

5. Int – Kamala

6. Int – Ultimate Warrior

7. Papa Shango v. Justin Taylor

8. Int – Tatanka

9. Int – Repo Man

10. Big Bossman v. Iron Mike Sharpe

11. Ric Flair, Mr. Perfect, Bobby Heenan and Razor Ramon celebrate Flair’s regaining the WWF Title

12. Nasty Boys v. Greg Brown & Red Tyler

13. Undertaker v. Pat Rose


September 19, 1992

1. Bret Hart v. Glen Ruth

2. Update – Randy Savage and Razor Ramon

3. Shawn Michaels v. Ross Greenberg

4. Mountie v. Tatanka

5. Nailz v. jobber

6. Special Interview – Randy Savage and the Ultimate Warrior, who are now calling themselves the Ultimate Maniacs

7. Kamala v. Tony Devito (After the match, Paul Bearer rolls a casket out to ringside, and scares Kamala half to death!)

8. Int – Nailz

9. Int – Daveyboy Smith


September 26, 1992

1. Daveyboy Smith v. Barry Hardy

2. Update – The Ultimate Maniacs

3. Kamala v. John Richner

4. Int – Kamala

5. Int- Ultimate Warrior

6. Comet Kid v. Barry Horowitz (The Comet Kid is Paul Diamond, who used to wrestle as Kato of the Orient Express.
Diamond is dressed in a multi-colored, spaceman/superhero outfit. And wrestle a more acrobatic style. He would eventually change his name to Max Moon.)

7. Razor Ramon v. jobber

8. Int – Jim Duggan

9. Int – Daveyboy Smith

10. Big Bossman v. jobber

11. Special Interview – Ric Flair

12. Nasty Boys v. jobbers


October 3, 1992

1. Crush v. Dwayne Gill

2. Nailz v. Crush

3. Promo – Bob Backlund, who will be making his long awaited return to the WWF

4. Undertaker v. Vito Krus

5. Int – Razor Ramon

6. Int – British Bulldog

7. Repo Man v. LaVerne McGill

8. Special Interview – Razor Ramon

9. Int – Undertaker

10. Int – Mountie

11. Int – Natural Disasters v. Barry Horowitz & Bob Bradley

12. Int – Jimmy Hart

13. Rick Martel v. Ross Greenberg

14. Int – Nailz

15. Int – Ultimate Warrior


October 10, 1992

1. Razor Ramon v. jobber

2. Max Moon v. Jerry Fox (Formerly the Comet Kid, Paul Diamond has changed his name to Max Moon.)

3. Int – Nailz

4. Int – Natural Disasters

5. Int – Money Inc.

6. High Energy v. 2 jobbers

7. Nailz v. jobber

8. Int – Randy Savage

9. Lance Cassidy v. Tom Stone (Steve Armstrong makes his WWF debut as Lance Cassidy)

10. Special Interview – Gene Okerlund interviews Sgt. Slaughter, who is now wearing a suit and working as a WWF official.

11. Promo – Bob Backlund

12. Kamala v. Kevin Kruger (Paul Bearer once again scares Kamala off by bringing a casket down to the ring.)

13. Bret Hart v. jobber

14. Int – Crush

15. Int – Papa Shango

16. Int – Kamala & Harvey Whippleman


October 17, 1992
1. Gene Okerlund interviewed the new WWF World Champion Bret Hart,
2. Update segment with comments from Randy Savage & the Ultimate Warrior about the Survivor Series, with Savage congratulating Hart for his title win, as well as Ric Flair, Razor Ramon, & Mr. Perfect
3. Shawn Michaels vs Steve Gillespie
4. Tatanka vs Brian Jewel
5. The Big Bossman vs Barry Horowitz
6. WWF IC Champion Davey Boy Smith vs Jim Peterson
7. Ted Dibiase & IRS vs Jim Powers & Bob St. Laurent


October 24, 1992

1. Gene Okerlund interviewed Randy Savage & the Ultimate Warrior regarding their match at the Survivor Series,

2. Crush vs Ken Johnson 3. WWF Tag Team Champions the Natural Disasters vs Bill Jordon & Tom Stone 4. Nailz fought Scott Zappa to a no contest after attacking him before the bell. (Nailz then grabbed the mic and challenged the Big Bossman again to come out and fight him; moments later, the Undertaker came out for his match and had a staredown with Nailz until Sgt. Slaughter came to the ring and ordered referee Bill Alfonso to instruct Nailz to leave ringside so the next match could take place) 5. The Undertaker vs Jason Helton 6. Rick Martel vs Butch Banks 7. Papa Shango vs Victor Reed | |
October 31, 1992

1. Natural Disasters v. Money Inc (Prior to the match, The Nasty Boys come out and argue with their manager Jimmy Hart who also manage Money Inc. about why they aren’t getting the title shot against the Disasters. Ted DiBiase trys to payoff the Nastys, Knobbs and Saggs pocket the money and then ATTACK MONEY INC! Also present during the match, are the Headshrinkers, who come down to ringside to observe things. Despite all of the interruptions, Money Inc. regains the WWF Tag Team Titles)

2. Int – An ecstatic Jimmy Hart runs to the commentators table to talk with Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby Heenan, but the Nasty Boys confront Hart and fire him as their manager, tossing Hart onto Money Inc, who had come out to try and save Hart.

3. Yokozuna v. Bill Jordan (Yokozuna makes his debut in the WWF)

4. Int – Randy Savage

5. Int – Nailz

6. Int – Big Bossman

7. Promo – Bam Bam Bigelow

8. Tatanka v. jobber

9. Special Interview – Ric Flair & Razor Ramon

10. Shawn Michaels comes to the ring for his match and is admiring himself in a big mirror held by Sensational Sherri. Michaels is so preoccupied with himself here, that he doesn’t see MARTY JANNETTY ENTER THE RING! Jannetty returns to the WWF and beats the hell out of Michaels. Jannetty then grabs the mirror from Sheri and is ready to nail Michaels with it, but Michaels pulls Sherri in the way and Jannetty DETSROYS THE MIRROR OVER SHERRI’S HEAD! Michaels then leaves Sherri in the ring and runs off.

11. Int – Crush

12. Int – Papa Shango

13. Int – Daveyboy Smith

14. Int – Jimmy Hart


November 7, 1992

1. Max Moon v. jobber

2. Footage of Money Inc winning the WWF Tag Titles, and the Nasty Boys turning babyface as a result

3. Headshrinkers v. jobbers

4. Int – Razor Ramon

5. Int – Randy Savage

6. Promo – Bam Bam Bigelow

7. Virgil v. jobber

8. Update – Marty Jannetty’s return to the WWF and attacking Shawn Michaels

9. Video footage of new WWF Champion Bret Hart

10. Damian Demento v. jobber

11. Special Interview – Big Bossman, who will be facing Nailz at the Survivor Series in a night stick on a pole match.

12. Money Inc. v. High Energy

13. Int – Natural Disasters

14. Int – Big Bossman


November 14, 1992

1. Daveyboy Smith v. Repo Man (Smith and Repo had wrestled each other years earlier when Repo Man was Smash of Demolition.)

2. Promo – Bob Backlund

3. Headshrinkers v. Jim Powers & Bob St. Laurent

4. Int – Nailz

5. Int- Ultimate Warrior

6. Marty Jannetty v. Mike Sharpe

7. Update – the New WWF Champion Bret Hart

8. Nailz v. Ken Johnson (After the match, we see a clown running around in the stands. Who is he?)

9. Special Interview – Natural Disasters & The Nasty Boys

10. Int – Razor Ramon, Mr. Perfect & Ric Flair

11. Int – Randy Savage & Ultimate Warrior, who will be facing Flair and Razor Ramon at the upcoming Survivor Series.

12. Kamala v. Steve Gillespie

13. Int – Ric Flair

14. I nt – Bret Hart


November 21, 1992

1. Bret Hart v. Virgil (Rare babyface v. babyface WWF Title match.)

2. SPECIAL NEWS BULLETIN! Ultimate Warrior has left the WWF! (again) And in another shocker, Randy Savage picks none other than Flair and Ramon’s advisor MR. PERFECT TO BE HIS TAG TEAM PARTNER!

3. Yokozuna v. Todd Becker

4. Int – Jim Duggan

5. Int – Headshrinkers

6. Int – Natural Disasters

7. Update – Shawn Michaels wins the Intercontinental Title from Daveyboy Smith. Also shown, is an interview between Michaels and WWF Champion Bret Hart , which will lead to the two facing each other at the Survivor Series.

8. Natural Disasters v. Steve Walker & Mike Kramer

9. Promo – Bam Bam Bigelow

10. Lance Cassidy v. Barry Horowitz

11. Int – Shawn Michaels

12. Int – Bret Hart


November 28, 1992

1. Bam Bam Bigelow v. Jerry Fox

2. Update – Ric Flair & Razor Ramon after their Survivor Series match with Randy Savage & Mr. Perfect

3. Headshrinkers v. George Anderson & Kevin Kruger

4. Int – Ric Flair

5. Int – Shawn Michaels

6. Int – Marty Jannetty

7. The Rev. Slick delivers a short sermon

8. Bob Backlund v. Tom Stone (After more than 8 years, the former WWF Champion makes his return to the WWF!)

9. Int – Harvey Whippleman & Kim Chee (without Kamala who lost a casket match to the Undertaker)

10. Damian Demento v. Joey Maggs (During the match, that mysterious clown is seen in the stands performing magic tricks
for the fans)

11. Special Interview – Marty Jannetty

12. Razor Ramon v. Gary Jackson

13. Crush v. jobber

14. Int – Natural Disasters

15. Int – Jim Duggan


December 5, 1992

1. High Energy v. Barry Horowitz & WT Jones

2. Yokozuna v. Mark Morgan

3. Int – Ric Flair

4. Int – Bret Hart

5. Max Moon v. Brian Costello (That mysterious clown is in the stands again.)

6. Int – Gene Okerlund interviews Ric Flair in a very nice restaurant.

7. Kamala v. jobber

8. Sermon – The Rev. Slick

9. Jim Duggan v. Dale Wolfe (The Clown has come down to ringside to observe the match.)

10. Special Interview – Nailz

11. Tatanka v. Louie Spicolli

12. Int – Nailz

13. Int – Marty Jannetty

14. Shawn Michaels v. jobber

15. Promo – Mr. Perfect


December 12, 1992

1. Nasty Boys v. Brooklyn Brawler & ???

2. Update – The upcoming Royal Rumble

3. Bam Bam Bigelow v. John Paul (The clown is at ringside with a bucket and throws it on Bigelow. It was just sawdust though.)

4. Sermon – The Rev. Slick

5. Marty Jannetty v. Dwayne Gill (The Clown is out there with another bucket. But this time when he throws it at Janetty, It’s full of WATER!)

6. Nailz v. jobber

7. Special Interview – Bret Hart. Bobby Heenan and Ric Flair come out to interrupt though. Razor Ramon comes out as well and attacks Bret! Mr. Perfect comes out to make the save.

8. Lance Cassidy v. jobber

9. Footage of several WWF Wrestlers attending a Planet Hollywood event.

10. Undertaker v. Barry Horowitz

11. Int – Randy Savage

12. Int – Nailz

13. Int – Bret Hart


December 19, 1992

1. Crush v. Dark Destiny

2. Update – Bret Hart

3. Kamala v. Bill Koby

4. Sermon – Rev. Slick

5. Big Bossman v. Barry Hardy (After the m atch, The Bossman runs to the back, and trips over a cable placed there by that darn clown! For the second week in a row, this clown has played practical jokes on the WWF’s babyfaces. Perhaps this clown isn’t as friendly as we thought.)

6. Int – Ric Flair

7. Int – Bret Hart

8. Yokozuna v. Richard Myers

9. Special Interview – The Bushwhackers, who are both dressed up like Santa Claus.

10. Damian Demento v. jobber

11. Money Inc v. jobbers

12. Int – Shawn Michaels

13. Int - Undertaker


Decemeber 26, 1992

1. Razor Ramon v. jobber

2. Music Video – WWF Slam

3. Bob Backlund v. Barry Horowitz (And there’s that clown again. He’s sweeping up outside the ring.

4. Int – Bret Hart

5. Int – Undertaker

6. Headshrinkers v. jobbers

7. Mr. Perfect hits some baseballs with baseball great Wade Boggs

8. Promo - The now reformed Reverend Slick preaches to us.

9. Tatanka v. Bret Tyler (The clown is outside the ring again with a mop. Tatanka confronts him and the clown swats him in the face with the mop.)

10. Virgil v. John Reacher

11. Bam Bam Bigelow v. Briab Costello

12. Int – Randy Savage

13. Int – Money Inc






WWF WRESTLING CHALLENGE COMPLETE 1986PERFECT QUALITY PLUS COVERS AND DISK ART!
Wrestling Challenge: Episode 1
September 7, 1986 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
It's the debut of Wrestling Challenge on WWECLASSICS.com. This classic 1980s series will air four times a month, bringing you back to the time when Hulkamania was running wild, The Hart Foundation was new to the scene and The Snake Pit was one of the most popular WWE programs!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 2
September 14, 1986 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
Another episode of Wrestling Challenge comes your way with classic wrestling from the '80s. On this episode, catch The Junkyard Dog and George Steele take on Jimmy Jack and Dory Funk Jr. The Snake Pit will slither onto your screen with Hillbilly Jim as the special guest. Also, Kamala, Ricky Steamboat, King Kong Bundy, The Iron Sheik and Corporal Kirchner are in action! Don't miss a fun edition of Wrestling Challenge.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 3
September 21, 1986 | Approx. run time: 35 mins.
WWE Universe has thoroughly enjoyed reliving WWE from the '80s, and this episode of Wrestling Challenge brings even more fun! This week, catch a rare match when The Killer Bees take on Terry Gibbs and Jack Foley. Little did anyone know back in 1986 that Jack Foley would become one of the most popular Superstars in WWE: Mick Foley! In other great action, The Hart Foundation challenge The Islanders. Don't miss Wrestling Challenge!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 4
September 28, 1986 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
Please welcome Bobby Heenan to Wrestling Challenge. Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon take members of WWE 24/7 Online down the historical path of 1980s wrestling. This week, Koko B. Ware, Paul Orndorff and British Bulldogs are all in action. Also, the legendary debut of the longest-reigning Intercontinental Champion, Honky Tonk Man, takes place.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 5
October 5, 1986 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
Wrestling Challenge is stacked on this episode with a Hall of Fame lineup! Included this week are "King" Harley Race, Junkyard Dog and Greg "The Hammer" Valentine. Also, catch up with all the happenings of your favorite WWE Superstars from the '80s with multiple locker room interviews. You won't want to miss this episode of Wrestling Challenge.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 6
October 12, 1986 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
Hulk Hogan visits Wrestling Challenge this week as the guest on The Snake Pit. What kind of controversy will Jake "The Snake" Roberts cause with The Hulkster? In the main event of the evening, Intercontinental Champion Randy Savage takes on Billy Jack Haynes. Plus, The Killer Bees, Hart Foundation and Tito Santana are all in action!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 7
October 19, 1986 | Approx. run time: 34 mins.
The Snake Pit welcomes The Junkyard Dog in what is bound to be an unforgettable confrontation! This episode also features Paul Orndorff, The British Bulldogs and Koko B. Ware in action.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 8
October 26, 1986 | Approx. run time: 43 mins.
The new alliance of Don Muraco and Bob Orton Jr. team up this week on Wrestling Challenge. Also, it's time to shake, rattle, and roll on "The Snake Pit," as Jake Roberts tries to use his words of wisdom on newcomer Honky Tonk Man.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 9
November 2, 1986 | Approx. run time: 36 mins.
The very first Intercontinental Title defense on Wrestling Challenge occurs on this episode. Randy Savage defends the title against Billy Jack Haynes. And if you want controversy, look no further than The Snake Pit, as loud-mouth Roddy Piper attempts to shut up host Jake “The Snake” Roberts.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 10
November 9, 1986 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
Going back to “old school” doesn’t get any better than reliving Wrestling Challenge. On this edition, The Junkyard Dog and George “The Animal” Steele team up, and the WWE Universe will get a glimpse of Butch Reed, Hercules and The Islanders.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 11
November 16, 1986 | Approx. run time: 38 mins.
You don’t want to miss this very special edition of Wrestling Challenge! First, Intercontinental Champion Randy Savage faces the Birdman, Koko B. Ware. Then, King Harley Race battles against Corporal Kirschner. Finally, in the main event, it’s Captain Lou Albano’s retirement match! He teams up with WWE Tag Team Champions British Bulldogs to take on Greg Valentine, Brutus Beefcake and their manager Johnny V. Don’t miss out on any of the action.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 12
November 23, 1986 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
On this episode of Wrestling Challenge, the spotlight shines on the biggest tag teams from WWE in the ’80s! The Hart Foundation, Moondogs, Can-Am Connection, Killer Bees and the newest force to be reckoned with, Don Muraco and Bob Orton Jr. are all in action. Which team will prove to be the most dominant on Wrestling Challenge?

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 13
November 30, 1986 | Approx. run time: 37 mins.
We gave you the opportunity and you voted for six episodes of Wrestling Challenge this month! This first episode features the unique pairing of George “The Animal” Steele and Junkyard Dog in tag team action. The featured bout has Johnny V’s faction of Dino Bravo, Brutus Beefcake and Greg Valentine challenging Sivi Afi and The Islanders. Plus, words of wisdom clash, as Hillbilly Jim is the special guest on The Snake Pit.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 14
December 7, 1986 | Approx. run time: 36 mins.
Wrestling Challenge brings you up to date on the condition of Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat, who suffered a severe throat injury at the hands of “Macho Man” Randy Savage. This week, Gene Okerlund interviews Bonnie Steamboat, the wife of The Dragon. In the main event, WWE Tag Team Champions, British Bulldogs team with Billy Jack Haynes to face Butch Reed, Nikolai Volkoff and The Iron Sheik.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 15
December 14, 1986 | Approx. run time: 34 mins.
Roddy Piper shows up on The Snake Pit and isn’t leaving until he finds Adrian Adonis. Also, Andre the Giant has been re-instated to WWE, but he didn’t show up at his hearing. Oddly enough, Bobby “The Brain” Heenan did instead. Will we find out why? Catch this week’s episode of Challenge to find out.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 16
December 21, 1986 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
Will Ricky Steamboat ever return to the ring? Those answers might be revealed on Wrestling Challenge as Gene Okerlund visits his doctors. Andre the Giant also gives an exclusive interview discussing his sketchy reinstatement. Finally in six-man tag action, The Junkyard Dog and British Bulldogs face Greg Valentine, Brutus Beefcake and Moondog Spot.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 17
December 28, 1986 | Approx. run time: 38 mins.
This week’s Wrestling Challenge features some of the largest Superstars in WWE. King Kong Bundy and Kamala are in action and both are victorious in record times! Along with the largest, one of the strongest Superstars, Dino Bravo wrestles. There’s also a big six-man tag this week as The Hart Foundation teams with Adrian Adonis to face Mike Rotundo, Dan Spivey and SD Jones. The final Wrestling Challenge from 1986 will be memorable.

WWF WRESTLING CHALLENGE 1987
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Wrestling Challenge: Episode 19
January 12, 1987 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
It’s a Hall of Fame edition of Wrestling Challenge this week. Tito Santana, King Harley Race, Don Muraco and Bob Orton Jr. are all in action! Plus, get caught up with all the happenings in WWE from Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat to Andre the Giant. WrestleMania III is just around the corner, so anything can happen on Wrestling Challenge.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 20
January 19, 1987 | Approx. run time: 35 mins.
Wrestling Challenge starts to heat up with Hulk Hogan as the special guest on Piper’s Pit. Wait and see what happens when Andre the Giant also joins the party! Meanwhile in the ring another big 6-man tag team encounter takes place. This week, The Dream Team joins forces with Dino Bravo to take on Tito Santana, Pedro Morales and Hillbilly Jim.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 21
January 26, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
Another famous Piper’s Pit will take center stage on Wrestling Challenge. Once again, expect to see both Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant make special appearances. In action, you won’t want to miss the Wrestling Challenge debut of the dominating duo of Demolition. Also, catch the return to the ring of Rick Steamboat. Is Randy Savage watching? Plus, WrestleMania III is coming soon and you won’t want to miss all the latest details.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 22
February 1, 1987 | Approx. run time: 33 mins.
The hype leading up to WrestleMania III hits center stage on Wrestling Challenge. First, someone finally steps up to referee Danny Davis for his questionable refereeing. Hercules and Billy Jack Haynes meet face-to-face over who is the master of the full nelson. Finally, Jesse “The Body” Ventura shows up on Piper’s Pit and makes a gigantic promise. This is perhaps the biggest Wrestling Challenge to date.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 23
February 8, 1987 | Approx. run time: 38 mins.
One of the most memorable Piper Pit’s will be shown on this episode. Both Hulk Hogan and Andre The Giant present, and one of the most shocking challenges Hulk Hogan ever hears takes place. Wrestling Challenge will also feature the Tag Team Championship Match between British Bulldogs and Hart Foundation. This is a can’t-miss episode of Wrestling Challenge..

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 24
February 15, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
Hulk Hogan is on Piper’s Pit this week, and he’s going to answer Andre the Giant’s challenge. The main event features a huge six-man tag as Hillbilly Jim tags with the Rougeaus to face The Dream Team and their manager, Johnny V. Also, catch Intercontinental Champion Randy Savage, King Harley Race, and The Killer Bees in action.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 25
February 22, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
WrestleMania III is only a few weeks away and the stars that made the show memorable are on Wrestling Challenge! You’ll see interviews with Roddy Piper and Hulk Hogan as well as matches with Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat and The Junkyard Dog. Plus The Honkytonk Man is the guest on the Snake Pit. You don’t want to miss this episode of Wrestling Challenge.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 26
March 1, 1987 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
The brand new WWE Tag Team Champions, the Hart Foundation, are in action this week. Find out why Danny Davis is now in their corner. Intercontinental Champion Randy Savage will also compete on Wrestling Challenge. Will Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat be nearby? And it’s a gigantic main event with Bruno Sammartino taking on Hall of Famer Nikolai Volkoff. It’s going to be a classic episode of Wrestling Challenge.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 27
March 8, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
Everyone’s getting ready for WrestleMania III on Wrestling Challenge. The Can-Am Connection, Adrian Adonis, Tito Santana, Kamala and Honkytonk Man are in action. Also catch some of the oddest guests ever on the Snake Pit as Hillbilly Jim, The Haiti Kid and Little Beaver visit.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 28
March 15, 1987 | Approx. run time: 37 mins.
What sort of controversy will Andre the Giant and Bobby Heenan stir up this week on the Snake Pit? Is Hulk Hogan nearby? In ring action, Ricky Steamboat, Demolition, Junkyard Dog and Billy Jack Haynes are all in action. Plus, hear from your favorite Superstars as they discuss their matches heading into WrestleMania III.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 29
March 22, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
After Andre appeared on the Snake Pit last week, WWE World Champion Hulk Hogan shows up. What final words does the Hulkster have to say before heading into the main event at WrestleMania III? Also, the Hart Foundation, Koko B. Ware, King Kong Bundy and Hercules are all in competition this week.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 30
March 29, 1987 | Approx. run time: 31 mins.
This is the final show before WrestleMania III. The big match of the evening features a battle between two former Intercontinental Champions. Tito Santana and Greg Valentine rekindle their rivalry. King Harley Race, The Rougeau's Adrian Adonis and Ricky Steamboat all make their final bids in the ring before WrestleMania. Don't forget to check out our WrestleMania section on WWECLASSICS.com to see many of the great matches from the event.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 31
April 5, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
Catch the fallout from WrestleMania III on Wrestling Challenge. Who's the WWE Champion? Could Randy Savage successfully defend the Intercontinental Championship against Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat? Who is the master of the full nelson? You'll be sure to find out all these answers on this episode!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 32
April 12, 1987 | Approx. run time: 37 mins.
The British Bulldogs and Killer Bees highlight tag team action on Wrestling Challenge. You can also catch Butch Reed and Hall of Famer, King Harley Race. Ron Bass makes an appearance on the Snake Pit and there will be tons of backstage interviews with your favorite WWE stars from the ‘80s.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 33
April 19, 1987 | Approx. run time: 34 mins.
The most popular stars of the ‘80s compete this week on Wrestling Challenge. Catch Koko B. Ware, Greg Valentine, “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan, Jake “The Snake” Roberts and others in action. Plus, you never know who’s going to be interviewed backstage. You don’t want to miss Wrestling Challenge.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 34
April 26, 1987 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
The Can-Am Connection, Fabulous Rougeaus, The Islanders and Hart Foundation highlight this tag team edition of Wrestling Challenge. Plus "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan is the special guest on the Snake Pit. Relive all the action from Wrestling Challenge.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 35
May 3, 1987 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
Gorilla Monsoon has his hands full commentating this week with George “The Animal” Steele as guest commentator. Ricky Steamboat, The Iron Sheik, King Harley Race and The British Bulldogs are all in action. But it’s the big main event everyone’s waiting for. The Can-Am Connection has challenged Kamala and Sika. Which explosive tag team will get the win?

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 36
May 10, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
You won’t believe all the action that takes place on this episode of Wrestling Challenge. First you have the Rougeau’s challenging Demolition. Tito Santana, Paul Roma, and Jim Powers face Bob Orton Jr., Don Muraco and Tiger Chung Lee and in the featured match of the show, Honkytonk Man battles George “The Animal” Steele.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 37
May 17, 1987 | Approx. run time: 33 mins.
Hall of Fame inductee Ricky Steamboat faces Butch Reed on this edition of Wrestling Challenge. In a special tag team match, The Killer Bees challenge The Islanders; Killer Khan returns to the WWE and The New Dream Team are the guests on the Snake Pit.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 38
May 24, 1987 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
The rivalry between Brutus Beefcake and The New Dream Team explodes on Wrestling Challenge. Beefcake challenges Dino Bravo with Johnny V in his corner. Will The Barber bring home blonde locks by the end of the show?

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 39
May 31, 1987 | Approx. run time: 37 mins.
The One Man Gang makes his Wrestling Challenge debut as one of Slick’s newly-hired hands. You can also catch former Olympian Ken Patera, Demolition, Koko B.Ware and The Iron Sheik on this episode.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 40
June 7, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
One of the biggest stories on Wrestling Challenge was if President Jack Tunney would ban Jake Roberts’ DDT? We’ll officially find out his answer on this episode. Plus, a tag team battle between The Islanders and Can-Am Connection takes place, and you’ll never believe who gets involved!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 41
June 14, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
The Intercontinental Championship is on the line as The Honky Tonk man challenges Ricky Steamboat. Is this the episode where the self-proclaimed “Greatest Intercontinental Champion of All Time” begins his reign?

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 42
June 21, 1987 | Approx. run time: 37 mins.
The brand new Intercontinental Champion, The Honky Tonk Man makes his presence felt on this episode of Wrestling Challenge. In addition to him, The Islanders, Koko B. Ware, One Man Gang, and Demolition are all in action!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 43
June 28, 1987 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
The New Dream Team and Rougeau Brothers don’t get along and on this episode of Wrestling Challenge, Raymond Rougeau faces Greg Valentine. You can be sure that their tag team partners will have no problems interfering in this match. In addition to this big match, you’re not going to believe who is named the brand new WWE enforcer!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 44
July 5, 1987 | Approx. run time: 32 mins.
Get ready for some fun this week on Wrestling Challenge. Brutus Beefcake is in town to give his competition a haircut. While he might not be Elvis, Intercontinental Champion Honky Tonk Man might just sing his newest hit. And if you’re a pet lover, then look no further than Jake “The Snake” Roberts because someone is going to feel the wrath of Damien!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 45
July 12, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
Grab them cakes because The Junkyard Dog opens up Wrestling Challenge! The tag team champions, Hart Foundation will be in action as well as Akeem, Killer Bees, Tito Santana and Hillbilly Jim! Plus all the latest updates from everything that was going on in WWE in 1987!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 46
July 19, 1987 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
Three of the most threatening tag teams in WWE are in action this week on Wrestling Challenge. Kamala & Sika, The New Dream Team and the Can-Am Connection all compete. Plus, we get the first video footage of Bam Bam Bigelow. Will he announce which manager will represent him?

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 47
July 26, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
Mr. T makes a special appearance this week on the Snake Pit. What Earth-shattering news will the new WWE enforcer reveal? Speaking of news, wait until you find out who makes his WWE debut on this episode!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 48
August 2, 1987 | Approx. run time: 39 mins.
This week, Wrestling Challenge features Legends and Hall of Famers in an incredible hour. The Hart Foundation, Randy Savage, Junkyard Dog, and Koko B. Ware are all in action. Plus, you never know who’s going to be interviewed backstage!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 49
August 9, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
While Wrestling Challenge features your favorite WWE Superstars in action, the most notable thing this week involves Rob Van Dam. That’s right; a young RVD is pulled from the crowd by Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase to kiss his feet. Does everybody really have a price? Find out on this week’s episode of Wrestling Challenge!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 50
August 16, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
It’s time for the 50th episode of Wrestling Challenge (no worries, the last 49 are in our archives)! Hall of Famer, Superstar Billy Graham, returns to the ring to take on a man searching for his first win, Barry Horowitz. The featured match of the show has The Hart Foundation take on the Young Stallions in a non-title match. Championship or not, we promise a special appearance by WWE enforcer Mr. T! And if that’s not enough, Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase is determined to make someone bark.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 51
August 23, 1987 | Approx. run time: 38 mins.
“Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase is scheduled to make his wrestling debut this week. Everybody has a price, and we’ll see if DiBiase can pay someone from the back to compete for him! We’ll also hear the official news over the formation of “Strike Force”! And finally, somebody’s getting a haircut from Brutus Beefcake.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 52
August 30, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
The big story of the week is that Bobby Heenan insists that family member Paul Orndorff will confess that Rick Rude has the better physique than him. Will Orndorff really lose all his self-respect and do this? Find out on Wrestling Challenge!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 53
September 6, 1987 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
The Intercontinental Champion, Honky Tonk Man opens up Wrestling Challenge. There’s going to be some shake, rattle and roll for whomever Honky faces. The battle for Bam Bam Bigelow continues as well. Bobby Heenan will find out if he has earned the services of Bigelow. Finally, it’s the return of the Eighth Wonder of the World, Andre the Giant!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 54
September 13, 1987 | Approx. run time: 37 mins.
Who won the services for Bam Bam Bigelow? We’ll find out on this week’s episode of Wrestling Challenge! Then, in the featured match of the show, catch Bam Bam’s WWE debut against Nikolai Volkoff.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 55
September 20, 1987 | Approx. run time: 44 mins.
The Heenan Family takes over Wrestling Challenge. In a special eight-man tag King Kong Bundy, Hercules, Rick Rude and “King” Harley Race showcase their skills in the ring. In addition to that match, Ken Patera partakes in a special interview.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 56
September 27, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
More than 20 of your favorite WWE Superstars from the ’80s are featured this week! The main event is the very first women’s match in the history of Wrestling Challenge. WWE Women’s Champion, Sensational Sherri, takes on Velvet McIntyre. You definitely want to check out this episode.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 57
October 4, 1987 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
A gigantic six-man tag highlights Wrestling Challenge. The Rougeau Brothers and Hacksaw Jim Duggan team up to face the Hart Foundation and Danny Davis. In addition to that match, the Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase, Young Stallions, Don Muraco, and the Heenan Family are all in action.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 58
October 11, 1987 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
Wrestling Challenge has all the action from Saturday Night’s Main Event, including Randy Savage challenging the Honky Tonk Man for the Intercontinental Championship. Could the formation of the Mega Powers begin after this match?

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 59
October 18, 1987 | Approx. run time: 43 mins.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at Piledriver: The Album. Then after the entertaining music video enjoy your favorite Superstars from the ’80s in action. This week, the British Bulldogs, “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan, One Man Gang, and Rick Rude compete. In addition to that, catch Andre the Giant in a special interview.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 60
October 25, 1987 | Approx. run time: 44 mins.
Randy Savage opens up Wrestling Challenge and he’s mad! Savage still wants revenge on the Honky Tonk Man and he’s taking out that aggression on his opponent. Then watch the Challenge debut of the Ultimate Warrior! For the first time ever, you can start chronicling the Ultimate Warrior’s career in the WWE!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 61
November 1, 1987 | Approx. run time: 40 mins.
A double-main event highlights Wrestling Challenge! First, Intercontinental Champion, Honky Tonk Man faces Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake. A victory for Beefcake could mean No. 1 contendership for the title! The other featured match on the show features the New Dream with Johnny V. facing the Killer Bees and Koko B. Ware.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 62
November 8, 1987 | Approx. run time: 43 mins.
The Tag Team Titles are on the line this week on Wrestling Challenge. The Hart Foundation defends against Strike Force. Will history be made this week on Wrestling Challenge?

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 63
November 15, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
The Bolsheviks open Wrestling Challenge but Jake “The Snake” Roberts won’t let them sing very much of the Russian National Anthem. He takes on Nikolai Volkoff in the featured match. In addition to that, you’ll see special interviews with almost every competitor in the Survivor Series.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 64
November 22, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
It’s the final show before the first annual Survivor Series. You’ll witness last-minute interviews with many of the teams heading to the big event including Hulk Hogan’s. The main event of the evening features Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake challenging Danny Davis. Can Davis get an upset victory or at least get out of the ring without losing any hair?

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 65
November 29, 1987 | Approx. run time: 41 mins.
The Conquistadors debut on Wrestling Challenge and they put the British Bulldogs up to task in the opening match! From there, The Million Dollar Man, “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan, Killer Khan and the Ultimate Warrior are in action.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 66
December 6, 1987 | Approx. run time: 38 mins.
The Million Dollar Man has a special announcement concerning the WWE Championship. Could it be that the most prestigious Championship in WWE history even has a price? In the featured match of the evening, be sure to catch Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake take on his former Dream Team partner, Greg Valentine. Plus the Demolition music video is featured!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 67
December 13, 1987 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
In a follow up from last week’s confrontation, Danny Davis battles the youngster Sam Houston. In addition, you’ll see the Tag Team Champions, Strike Force in action and Dino Bravo under the tutelage of Frenchy Martin competes.

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 68
December 20, 1987 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
Intercontinental Champion, Honky Tonk Man graces the WWE Universe on Wrestling Challenge this week. In addition to that, Brutus Beefcake, Young Stallions, Rick Rude and the Ultimate Warrior are all in action!

Wrestling Challenge: Episode 69
December 27, 1987 | Approx. run time: 42 mins.
The British Bulldogs take on the Islanders in this week’s featured main event. Bobby Heenan will conduct one his most heinous acts ever. In addition to that, WWE Tag Team Champions, Strike Force, Jake the Snake and the Million Dollar Man are all in action!
 

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SUMMER SLAM 1992
ROYAL RUMBLE 1991
BRITISH BULLDOGS
SUMMER SLAM 1989
SURVIVOR SERIES 1 PPV
SURVIVOR SERIES 2
SURVIVOR SERIES 3
SURVIVOR SERIES 4
SURVIVOR SERIES 5
SURVIVOR SERIES 6 (ALL OF EM!)
SUMMER SLAM 88
ROYAL RUMBLE 1990
ROYAL RUMBLE 1989
KING OF THE RING 1993 PPV
KING OF THE RING 1996
ROYAL RUMBLE 94 PPV
SUMMER SLAM 95 PPV
SUMMER SLAM 91 PPV
WORLD TOUR 89/90
SUMMER SLAM 89
SUMMER SLAM 90
HULKAMANIA FOREVER
WRESTLE MANIA 17 PPV
WRESTLE MANIA 10 PPV
BATTLE OF THE SUPERSTARS
KING OF THE RING 2000
WRESTLE MANIA 8 PPV
WWF ONE NIGHT ONLY 97 PPV (DX BEGINNING)
WRESTLE MANIA 2000
WRESTLEMANIA 21
NO MERCY 07
CYBER SUNDAY 07