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February 23, 1992
Hosted By: “Lord” Alfred Hayes and Cainin O’Rourke
Barry Horowitz bt. Paul Roma by pinfall.- Horowitz comes to the ring, surprisingly without his companion as of late, Haku.
- Roma uses some forearm strikes early on to take the advantage.
- Horowitz giving the crowd a show by highlighting his technical skill, taking Roma to the mat with a snap mare takedown, followed up with an armbar.
- Roma attempts a vertical suplex, but it is reversed into a stalling brainbuster.
- Horowitz climbs over his fallen opponent for the three count.
- Barry shoves the referee off of him whilst his hand is being raised. Horowitz wants ALL the spotlight to HIMSELF!
- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring Paul Bearer backstage in a dark room with somewhat of a glowing light emanating from Bearer himself.
- Bearer begins to spin a wild tale of redemption of his own soul, creepily laying out his battle from the depths of the dark pit he was in, into the light.
- It has been a long time since he has seen this light, vowing to follow this higher being as he should have been all these years.
- Just as children whom receive a confirmation name, you shall no longer call him of his dark demonic name Paul Bearer… his guiding light has named him… PERCY!
- Percy runs his fingers through his bone white hair and calls out to The Undertaker, claiming that the power that had fueled him is pure evil… and must be destroyed!
- Titus comes to the ring with his new mentor and spiritual leader, Percy.
- Percy is wearing a bright white suit and tie, carrying a short walking stick with a pearlescent ball on top.
- Titus lays into Bossman with some massive fists and a huge forearm to the side of the head.
- Bossman is completely taken off guard by the power of his opponent, being knocked to his back with a giant boot to the chin.
- Titus lifts Bossman high into the air with two arms and throws him into the corner.
- Percy raises his cane into the air and screams “Redemption is Coming” as Titus drops Bossman to the mat with a chokeslam.
- Titus picks up the pinfall, which leads Percy into the ring, laying a white hanker-chief over the face of Bossman before leaving the ring.
- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring members of Team Flair standing in their lockeroom.
- Mr. Perfect is wearing a beautiful Armani suit, a present from Flair for winning his match at SNME.
- Flair says that Hogan fell before a REAL challenge at SNME. Hulkamania is on it’s last leg and will be permanently put out of it’s misery at WrestleMania.
- Last night Arn laid out Savage and beat him like the whole team knew he would. Now Savage is out on the shelf for awhile. Team Flair is taking over the WWF and there is NOTHING anybody can do about it.
- Perfect gets an Intercontinental title shot at WrestleMania, so with that in mind, he is going to face Owen Hart and his partner Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart tomorrow night on Prime Time Wrestling.
- Soon the men with the golden touch, will be the men with the golden belts!
- Pre-Recorded segment; featuring Ted DiBiase is in his luxurious lockeroom with his Million Dollar Team.
- DiBiase stands beaming; in front of a podium addressing his team in folding chairs before him.
- DiBiase has both his championships on the wide top of the podium to showcase them properly. He opens the “meeting” by welcoming his newest acquisition to the fold, ANIMAL!
- The World Tag Team Championships are not going to be on the line again until WrestleMania VIII, there will be an 8-Team Single Elimination Tournament to decide the #1 contenders. That gives DiBiase some time to hone his skills and mold his team.
- DiBiase holds up The Million Dollar Title and asks David Smythe to step forward. DiBiase had now declared that Smythe is now the Million Dollar Champion and will start defending the title as such.
- Next DiBiase says that in order to stack the odds in his favor, he has “convinced” Jack Tunney to allow him to enter a team of his men into the tournament. DiBiase has chosen Kokina and Animal!
- A New Age is coming; and The Million Dollar Team WILL NOT step aside!
Animal w/Kokina and The Genius bt. Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart by pinfall.- Neidhart comes to the ring alone, seeming to look very uneasy about entering the ring with the two other men at ringside.
- Neidhart is clobbered as he steps through the ropes, massive forearms to the back of the neck and head.
- Animal whips Neidhart off the ropes and connects with a devastating shoulderblock.
- Neidhart can’t seem to gain an advantage with Animal; who seems to have a new vicious nature about him.
- The match takes a quick turn when Neidhart nails Animal with a surprise decapitating clothesline; although it only gets him a two-count.
- Animal catches Neidhart coming off the ropes with a powerslam; driving Neidhart’s back hard into the mat.
- Animal picks up the three-count and continues to work on one half of The New Foundation. Kokina enters the ring now and it’s a two-on-one assault.
- Kokina manages to hit a Bonzai Drop before Owen Hart hits the ring. Damage done, Animal, Kokina and The Genius leave the ring.
- Shawn Michaels hits the ring and asks the time keeper for a microphone.
- HBK says before he is scheduled to Main Event yet another WWF show, he has a few comments to make.
- It seems many people are talking about the submission loss he suffered against Owen Hart at Saturday Night’s Main Event. What people didn’t see is that he was slamming the mat with his hand to try to pump himself up; not to submit.
- Michaels would NEVER submit to any move, let alone a submission move applied by a member of the Hart family. The referee was just confused. That’s why HBK is DEMANDING another WWF Intercontinental Championship match at WrestleMania VIII.
- Michaels claims that The Sharpshooter is a move HE created, but loaned to The Hart’s on a short term basis. Now he’ll have to prove who the master of the hold is.
- To make sure he stays sharp he is going to demonstrate his skill against one half of The Von Erich Brothers; Kevin Von Erich!
- Shawn plays nice guy when Von Erich enters the ring and reaches for the handshake. Von Erich falls for it and ends up on the wrong side of a headlock takedown.
- HBK manages to put on a small spectacle, hitting a back suplex followed by an elbow drop from the top rope.
- Shawn applies The Sharpshooter, but to no avail, Von Erich refuses to submit and even seems to be in no pain what-so-ever.
- Michaels releases the hold and waits for Von Erich to rise; SWEET CHIN MUSIC! Kevin falls to the mat unconscious.
- HBK quickly re-applies The Sharpshooter and the referee has no choice but to ring the bell and call the match as a result of a knockout.
- Michaels wipes the sweat from his brow and says maybe he shouldn’t have locked in the hold so hard.
- HBK motions around his waist, signaling for a title and poses over the fallen body of Kevin Von Erich.
Overall – 74%
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Could you elaborate at all? What character development did you like/dislike? What storylines are you into? That way I can better use your response to help further the diary.
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February 22, 1992
Hosted By: Vince McMahon and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan
DARK MATCH “The Englishman” David B. Smythe w/The Genius Vs Marty Jannetty
- The crowd seems to be very excited for this event as they explode with emotion for this un-televised opening bout.
- Jannetty has a solid fan base standing behind him even though he is being decimated by Smythe.
- This match spills out into the outside area after Smythe tosses Jannetty from the ring with a press-slam.
- Smythe is on the losing end of the match after a short exchange on the outside, Jannetty manages to slam Smythe into the ringsteps with an irish whip and climb back into the ring.
- Jannetty connects with a superkick, but is too destroyed to make the pin attempt in time, getting only a two count.
- Smythe gathers himself and hoists Jannetty up for a Running Powerslam.
- Jannetty can do nothing but twitch involuntarily as Smythe pins for the three count.
- Winner by pinfall: David B. Smythe
BROTHER VERSUS BROTHER “Funkay Ray” Rougeau w/Jimmy Hart Vs “The Mountie” Jacques Rougeau
- Funkay Ray has quite the fan following as he dances to the ring, many in the crowd join him in an akward “dance party” of sorts.
- The Mountie comes to the ring with a very stern look on his face, never taking his eyes off of his brother all the way down the entrance and into the ring.
- Ray extends his hand for a handshake to start the match, only to be knocked backward with a shove.
- Mountie lays into Ray with boots to the body and head, lifting him up to his feet only to continue with a haymaker punch to knock him back on the mat.
- Ray rolls out to the outside, looking for Jimmy Hart to help him regain the advantage.
- The Mountie follows outside only to have Hart stand in between Ray and himself.
- Hart is knocked into the guard rail with a huge left hand from the Mountie, Ray reaches down and picks up Hart’s megaphone, cracking The Mountie across the head with it as the referee tends to “The Mouth of the South”.
- Ray slides his brother back into the ring and dances for a second before hitting the Funkay Flop and pinning his brother for the three.
- Winners by pinfall: Funkay Ray Rougeau!!
What in the HELL is wrong with you?
- As Funkay Ray and Jimmy Hart make their way back towards the lockeroom a beaten and battered Mountie asks for a microphone.
- The Mountie cries out to his brother, half-incoherently yelling to him.
- Ray blows him off and continues to walk from the ring, holding Jimmy Hart up by the arm.
- Mountie, holding his head asks his brother what the hell is wrong with him, has he sunk to this level that he has to cheat to beat his own brother?
- The Mountie says that this isn’t over yet, if Ray wants to play dirty, then that’s exactly what’s going to happen.
THREE-WAY WWF WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS MATCH Money Inc© w/Kokina Vs The Legion of Doom Vs The New Foundation
- DiBiase and IRS come to the ring sporting their new WWF Tag Team Championships, diamond encrusted like the Million Dollar title that DiBiase holds.
- IRS and Hawk start out this match, both going for broke with a double clothesline knocking both men down.
- Hawk tags out to Jim Neidhart and IRS slaps the chest of Animal, bringing the two big men to the center of the ring.
- Neidhart and Animal have a test of strength, which ends with Animal gaining the upper hand, sending him flying back to his corner. Neidhart confers with WWF Intercontinental Champion, Owen Hart, before coming back to face Animal.
- Animal connects with a massive shoulderblock taking down Neidhart who quickly pushes DiBiase, effectively tagging him into the match.
- Animal tags out to Hawk, where he and DiBiase stand in the center of the ring and have a staredown, Hawk tries to rally the crowd, but is stopped early with a forearm from DiBiase.
- DiBiase manages to lock in the Million Dollar Dream, but Hawk reaches the ropes. DiBiase then brings Hawk to the top rope and assaults him with punches. Hawk tries to throw his opponent from the turnbuckle, but is ineffective and is taken down hard to the mat with a Superplex!
- The ringside area fills up with Million Dollar Team members “The Monarch” and “The Englishman” alongside The Genius. They all go to Kokina and stand in a large congregation.
- The crowd is on their feet waiting to see who will get the tag first, DiBiase or Hawk.
- Hawk gets the tag to Animal who enters the ring and grabs DiBiase, lifting him to his feet, he then turns and levels Hawk on the apron, knocking him to the floor. Animal follows outside the ring laying boots into Hawk and eventually throwing him back in the ring.
- The MDT surround The New Foundation, not allowing them to enter the ring to assist Hawk, who is being manhandled by his own partner. Animal destroys Hawk with a huge shoulderblock from the second rope. He then rolls him to the apron and “tags” him into the match. DiBiase then quickly gets the pinfall.
- After the match Neidhart has to physically restrain Owen from going into the fray, pulling him to the backstage area telling him to focus on his match later tonight.
- Winner by pinfall and STILL World Wrestling Federation Tag Team Champions: Money Inc!!
Even Animals have a Price!
- A winded DiBiase asks for a mic in the ring as he is handed his WWF World Tag Team Championship belt, surrounded by MDT members.
- DiBiase would like to formally introduce everyone to his newest protégé and his “Million Dollar Muscle” … ANIMAL!
- The ring is filled with cups and bottles as the fans barrage the ring, all booing the hero who has turned his back on his partner.
- To add insult to injury, Animal hoists Hawk on his shoulder, allowing Lawler to climb the ropes and connect with a Doomsday Device on Hawk.
- The MDT leaves the site with Hawk bleeding profusely in the center of the ring.
- EMT’s are quickly dispatched to the ring and Hawk is carried out on a stretcher.
Tag Team Manager Mischief Match The Powers of Pain w/Rev. Blacksoul Vs The Undertaker and Papa Shango w/Paul Bearer
- The Powers of Pain come to the ring with Rev. Blacksoul. Titus is dragging Paul Bearer by the collar of his shirt down the rampway. His clothes are torn and his face is grimaced.
- Blacksoul makes sure to handcuff Bearer to a neutral corner before getting handcuffed to the corner that his team were standing in.
- Titus and Titan enter the ring as the lights fade to black, a gong begins to sound and the lights turn back on showing The Undertaker and Papa Shango slowly walking to the ring with a classic funeral march playing in the background.
- The Undertaker climbs in the ring and quickly takes on both members of the Powers of Pain before the match even begins.
- Order is restored and the bell is sounded as The Undertaker and Titan square off.
- The Undertaker begins to manhandle the usually unstoppable Titan, throwing him from one corner to the center of the ring.
- Taker and Titan go at it with an exchange of punches and uppercuts until Titan gets knocked on his back.
- Titus surprisingly enters the ring and kicks Taker in the face… with NO reaction!
- Papa Shango draws Taker back into their corner and enters the ring.
- Shango ends up being double-teamed on the inside, but Taker leaves the apron and walks over to Paul Bearer. Rev. Blacksoul is screaming in a weird language at Bearer, who falls to his knees.
- The Undertaker can do nothing as Titus and Titan connect with a double-spinebuster in the ring. He begins grabbing at the clothes of Bearer and shaking him.
- Shango is pinned for the three count by Titan, allowing Titus to exit the ring and release Reverend Blacksoul from his shackles.
- The Powers of Pain immediately use the shackles to hook The Undertaker to a ringpost, then unlocking Paul Bearer and doubling the shackles on the deadman.
- Bearer is rolled to the center of the ring and Reverend Blacksoul produces a huge black leatherbound book from underneath the ring.
- The lights flicker as Reverend Blacksoul begins speaking in an odd language, the Undertaker is moaning as if he is in mortal pain.
- As soon as it began, it ended, Bearer is flat on his face in the center of the ring, but with one change… his hair is WHITE!
- The Powers of Pain leave him in the center of the ring, taking Reverend Blacksoul to the back with a huge devilish grin on his face.
- Winners by pinfall: The Powers of Pain!!
STEEL CAGE MATCH Arn Anderson Vs Randy Savage
- The referee announces that there are only two ways to win this match, pinfall or submission, there is no disqualification and NO ESCAPE!
- Anderson is quickly taken off guard by the powerful haymaker Savage deals out.
- Savage climbs over Anderson and begins laying in fists left and right. Anderson manages to toss Randy to the side and get back to his feet.
- Double A gets the upper hand by throwing Savage face first into the cage wall and slamming his face into it.
- Anderson grabs the bloodied Savage and drops his neck across the ropes, forcing the back of his head into the cage wall.
- Anderson continues working on the forehead of Savage, laying into his wounds, getting blood all over the ring.
- The upper hand goes to Savage after he manages to connect with a low blow. Anderson keels over to the mat and Savage lays the boots into him.
- Savage and Anderson manage to maul each other back and forth throughout the match until Savage makes an attempt to climb to the top rope.
- Savage leaps off with an attempt at an axe-handle, but Anderson catches him by the gut and uses the force to crush him to the mat with a spinebuster.
- Anderson covers his bloodied and battered opponent for the three count, sending the audience into a frenzy of Macho Man chants.
- Anderson leaves the now open cage door and grabs a chair from ringside, he then connects with a spinebuster onto the chair, followed up with a DDT as well.
- Arn hobbles from the ring with Savage laying unconscious and not moving in the center of the ring.
- Winner by pinfall:”The Enforcer” Arn Anderson!!
WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Owen Hart© Vs Shawn Michaels
- Shawn Michaels comes to the ring with his usual cocky swagger, motioning his hands over his waist, showing where the belt will soon be.
- Owen Hart humbly walks to the ring, kissing the belt before handing it over the the referee. In the same fashion as his brother, Owen is wearing the trademark Bret Hart shades and gives them to a child at ringside.
- Michaels seems angered by the calm demeanor of his opponent and launches at him with a flying forearm.
- Owen maintains a level head and always seems to be a step ahead of the contender. Micheals attempts and early Sweet Chin Music, but Owen catches his foot and lays him down with a single leg takedown, attempting then to apply the Sharpshooter.
- Michaels manages to get to the outside of the ring to compose himself, before re-entering and locking up with Hart.
- Owen attempts and enziguri kick, but Shawn ducks and continues holding on, punching Owen in the back of the head and flipping him foreward by the leg.
- Michaels gets a two count after a crucifix pinfall attempt.
- Owen springboards at his opponent with a cross-body that is avoided by Michaels, HBK quickly climbs to the top, but only to miss the mark on an elbow drop.
- Owen attempts to move in for the kill with another enziguri kick, but Michaels ducks it again, only for Owen to roll through and under Michaels legs, taking HBK to the mat on his chest. Owen steps through an locks in The Sharpshooter in the center of the ring.
- HBK was caught off guard and can do nothing as he is trapped in the middle of the ring with no ropes within reach.
- After a valiant attempt to pull himself to the ropes, HBK taps for the submission.
- Winner and… STILL WWF Intercontinental Champion… OWEN HART!!
SATURDAY NIGHT’s MAIN EVENT WWF Champion Hulk Hogan w/Sid Justice Vs Mr. Perfect w/Bobby “The Brain” Heenan
- Mr. Perfect is escorted to the ring by Bobby “The Brain” Heenan for this match, Heenan seems very confident in Mr. Perfect as Hulk Hogan enters the ring.
- Hogan starts out the match very strong, with the crowd very much behind him, thanks to his “Biggest Hulkamaniac” Sid Justice at ringside pumping up the crowd.
- Hogan hits an early bodyslam and goes in for the kill with a legdrop, but it’s too soon for the young Mr. Perfect to be out already.
- Perfect capitalizes with a dropkick to the chin of Hogan, knocking him on his back, followed up with some massive kicks to the inside of Hogan’s knees.
- Perfect continues working on Hogan’s knees while Sid slams on the apron outside the ring, trying to get the crowd to chant for Hogan. Heenan begins to goad Justice, only for Justice to be blindsided by Arn Anderson entering from the back.
- Anderson seems worse for wear, but Sid’s knees are still not 100% and that is where Anderson targets. Anderson grabs a chair and slams it across the legs of Sid, then laying in boots to the face.
- Hogan has now gained the advantage on Mr. Perfect on the inside after “Hulking Up” to reverse a figure-four leglock, but his momentum is stopped by seeing Sid laid out at ringside.
- Mr. Perfect takes advantage of the situation by quickly rolling up Hogan and pulling the tights for a miraculous three count. The audience clamors to their feet booing and screaming in digust at Mr. Perfect, now being joined by Ric Flair from the back. Anderson enters the ring and begins working on Hogan alongside Mr. Perfect.
- Flair struts from one corner to the other and then pats Perfect on the back, the threesome leave the ring with Bobby Heenan… damage already done.
- Hogan climbs to his feet slowly to a rising Hogan chant, he gathers up his fallen comrade and they both stand tall in the center of the ring. Hogan is handed his title belt to a huge ovation and he raises it high to the crowd’s delight.
- Hogan limps to the back with Sid Justice, the fans clapping for their hero.
- Winner by pinfall: MR. PERFECT!!!
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World Wrestling Federation: Bret is a Survivor!
INJURY UPDATE: Bret Hart is rehabbing his injury as of right now, doctors are saying at the earliest, he will be able to return for The Survivor Series later this year. This is good news to Hart, whom was told this may be a career ending injury.
Looking to the possible success of the upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event shows on NBC, the WWF has recently been in negotiations to have a weekly primetime show on NBC. The agreement is pending on the ratings of the upcoming shows in February and March.
The WWF is already lining up celebrities for WrestleMania VIII as we are proud to announce that a deal has been signed with recording artist Reba McEntire to sing "America The Beautiful" to open the show.
The WWF is also proud to announce the signing of Kenta Kobashi and The Malenko's, Joe and Dean Malenko, to our developmental territory. We hope to see them in action soon.
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February 22, 1992
SATURDAY NIGHT'S MAIN EVENT
WWF Champion Hulk Hogan Vs Mr. Perfect
If Mr. Perfect wins this match, then he receives an Intercontinental title match at WrestleMania VIII.
*-Non-Title Bout
WWF Intercontinental Championship Match
Owen Hart© Vs “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels
STEEL CAGE Match
Arn Anderson Vs Randy Savage
WWF World Tag Team Championship Match
Triangle Tag Match
Money Inc© w/ Kokina Vs The Legion of Doom Vs The New Foundation
Manager Mischief Match
The Powers of Pain Vs The Undertaker and Papa Shango
Paul Bearer and Reverend Blacksoul will be handcuffed to ringside.
Brother Vs Brother
Funkay Ray w/Jimmy Hart Vs The Mountie
DARK MATCH: David B. Smythe Vs Marty Jannetty
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Not to shabby for your first piece of artwork, I really enjoy the background (as someone looking at it from your skill level) as most people aren't advanced enough to create/use a catchy background their first time out. I didn't like the font to much per se, and overall it looked a little MS Paintish, but not a bad start. 5.5/10
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February 17, 1992
Hosted By: Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan
Barry Horowitz w/Haku bt. The Honky Tonk Man w/”Colonel” Jimmy Hart.- Horowitz again has a very different air about him, seeming more focused and confident than usual.
- Honky seems to be taking Horowitz very lightly, almost playing around with him when they lock up.
- Honky pushes Barry back onto the mat, walking away, then fixing his hair before he returns to him.
- Honky goes to work with a few boots to the head and then pulls Horowitz to his feet.
- Horowitz is taken for a ride with a back body drop, followed by HTM dropping the elbow.
- Horowitz has a sinister look on his face, playing possum, Honky lifts him up and attempts the Shake, Rattle N’ Roll.
- Horowitz rolls through and comes back to a front facelock position with Honky, lifting him up quickly and hitting a stalling brainbuster.
- Horowitz then covers Honky for the three-count.
- Hulk Hogan is with “Mean” Gene Okerlund for this backstage segment.
- Hulk is quick to announce that he has met with WWF President Jack Tunney and had a long talk about WrestleMania VIII.
- Hulk is proud to announce the Main Event for WrestleMania VIII will be HULK HOGAN vs. RIC FLAIR!!!
- Hogan says that since the match against Mr. Perfect was for a title shot for Flair, that if Mr. Perfect wins… Jack Tunney has stated he would receive an Intercontinental Title shot at WrestleMania VIII against whomever the champion should be.
- Tonight however, is a mixed bag of sorts, as he will face the man fighting for the Intercontinental Championship at SNME, Shawn Michaels and Owen will be facing Hulk’s opponent Mr. Perfect.
- No matter what goes on tonight, or at SNME, Hulk Hogan Vs. Ric Flair, WrestleMania VIII… is SET IN STONE!
- Tonight, Hogan has the challenge of facing a young kid with a bright future in this business, Shawn Michaels, but Michaels needs to learn to have respect for the business.
- Hogan is going to go out there and teach this kid some respect…
Going to show them how it’s done.- Ted DiBiase is backstage with Sean Mooney.
- DiBiase says that last week Owen Hart managed to squeek by IRS, which got a lot of people saying that The New Foundation has the leg up going into the match against Money Inc. and The Legion of Doom.
- DiBiase then says that Neidhart managed to beat Animal, again showing dominance. Well, DiBiase has already beat The Legion of Doom before, but tonight, he’s going to beat one of them again.
- DiBiase says his crew needs to tighten up their game and he’s going to be the man to show them how it’s done.
- “It seems you just can’t buy good help nowadays.”
- The scene shows Bobby Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon sitting together talking about what has happened so far tonight, when out from the left side of the screen comes “Macho Man” Randy Savage.
- Savage then starts to push around the Team Flair representative Bobby Heenan. Henan is claiming that Savage better get lost before Double A sees he is messing with him.
- Savage says that he’s tired of taking three-on-one beatings, now everything is going to be a fair game.
- Savage claims to be sending a message through Heenan to the whole of Team Flair to watch their back.
- Savage slaps Heenan upside the head, knocking him down, before leaving quickly from the scene.
“The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase w/The Genius and Kokina bt. Hawk by knockout.- DiBiase starts out the match by taunting Hawk, offering him $1000 to just lay down and take the loss. That way he saves himself a beating and the embarrassment of being beaten by DiBiase again.
- Hawk slaps the money out of his hand and clobbers him with a fist.
- DiBiase, after doubling back, exits the ring to recompose himself. Hawk begins picking up the money in the ring and then throws the bills into the crowd.
- DiBiase manages to get a hold on Hawk, stopping any offense he’s attempted.
- Ted crunches Hawk’s head with a knee. He then follow up with a pin for a two count.
- DiBiase throws Hawk out of the ring towards Kokina, then immediately beings taking the referee’s attention on to him, he produce’s $100 from the side of his tights and slides it into the referee’s hand.
- The referee is angered by this attempt at bribery, but all the time Kokina is going to work on Hawk on the outside, managing to hit a version of the Bonzai Drop off the ringsteps to the floor.
- Kokina rolls Hawk back into the ring as the referee turns around.
- The referee is befuddled, but can do nothing as DiBiase applies the Million Dollar Dream. Shortly after the referee drops Hawk’s hand three times and signals for the bell.
- DiBiase takes the $100 he was offering to the ref and stuffs it in Hawk’s mouth as he leaves the ring.
The Champion of all Champions!- Pre-Recorded segment with Shawn Michaels and Sean Mooney.
- Michaels says that he is going to put aside his distress over Owen Hart being handed the title, taking it in stride.
- Either way, HBK is beating a Hart and walking out WWF Intercontinental Champion, where he will begin the longest reign of Intercontinental Champion of all time, a true Champion of Champions!
- Tonight, Michaels has to face another champion, the WWF World Heavyweight Champion, Hulk Hogan.
- HBK isn’t worried at all about taking an old man to school, but unfortunately, you can’t teach an OLD DOG new tricks.
- Michaels is going to beat the WWF Champion tonight, proving that he truly is… The Main EVENT!
SIDelined..- Pre-Recorded segment taken at the home of Sid Justice.
- Sid is sitting in a recliner in his living room, wearing a Hulkamania t-shirt, with his left leg lifted up on an ottoman.
- Sid says that Team Flair may have temporarily sidelined him, but he will definitely be in the house on Saturday to make sure that nobody interfere’s in the Main Event.
- “Everybody in Team Flair might as well have a damned target on their chest, because once I’m 100%, Justice WILL be served!”
- Perfect stares cockily at the new WWF Intercontinental Champion and brushes him off as he enters the ring, spitting his gum out.
- The audience seems to respond to the great technical warfare both men are using throughout the match.
- Owen gets Perfect in an armbar, Perfect rolls through and reverses the hold, Owen switches leverage and attempts a hip toss but Perfect hangs on and turns it into a Japanese Arm Drag.
- Owen goes in for the kill early with an attempt at The Sharpshooter, but Perfect kicks wiggles his legs enough for him to stay out of the hold until reaching the ropes.
- Hart attempts an enziguri, but Perfect ducks the blow, allowing Hart to fall face first to the mat, Perfect then lifts Owen’s leg high into the air and crashes his knee down to the mat.
- Perfect continues working on the lower appendages of his opponent, and eventually attempts the figure-four leglock. Owen quickly reverses the hold is let go of by Perfect.
- Perfect blocks two attempts at a vertical suplex, and finally reverses with a Perfect-Plex, but Owen kicks out after two.
- Second time is the charm for Owen as he connects with a vicious enziguri kick for the three-count.
- An angry, albeit groggy, Perfect climbs to his feet after the match and starts to argue with the referee.
- Ric Flair is shown backstage with The Nasty Boys, Knobbs and Saggs, he yells at the television screen after seeing Perfect lose to Owen.
- Flair starts to say that this is what he has been talking about, the unfair treatment of TALENTED individuals, such as Team Flair and themselves. That’s why they need to stick together.
- Tonight Flair and Co. have a very special surprise for Hulk Hogan, Flair begins to laugh as he sends the Nasty Boys from the room.
- “Soon, The NATURE BOY, Wooo… will be wearing the gold that he oh so deserves.”
- Tonight Hogan is going to learn that all his talk about his Hulkamaniacs is going to get him nothing but a sore jaw.
- Randy Savage is seen stalking The Nasty Boys from Ric Flair lockeroom. They enter another room without ever noticing they have been followed.
- Savage smiles with an evil grin on his face and puts a lead piper in between the door handles, locking The Nasty Boys inside.
- Making a quick retreat, all that can be heard as the camera pans away are knocks at the door for it to be opened.
THE MAIN EVENTHulk Hogan bt. Shawn Michaels by pinfall.- Michaels comes to the ring with a new friend, Bobby “The Brian” Heenan. It seems the two have an unspoken bond as they don’t acknowledge each other on the walk to the ring.
- Hogan keeps tabs on Heenan throughout the match, but manages to use his body size to his advantage in keeping the much faster Michaels grounded.
- The match is fairly short as Hogan slams Michaels to the mat and follows up with a massive legdrop for the three.
- The crowd and Hogan seem shocked as Michaels seems to have been playing possum, allowing Hogan to score the pinfall.
- Hogan now notices that Mr. Perfect and Arn Anderson have both come to ringside through the crowd.
- Michaels exits the ring to stand with Team Flair, Ric Flair emerges from the back and walks to the ring slowly, with a kick in his step.
- Flair enters the ring, telling Hogan that this can go one of two ways, the easy way, or the hard way.
- Hogan answers the question with a punch to the face, knocking Flair to his back. The ring fills with Shawn Michaels, Arn Anderson and Mr. Perfect, all three men laying out Hogan.
- Hogan is failing to fight off all four men in the ring, but in shot of hope, Owen Hart and Jim Neidhart arrive on the scene, Owen scuffling with Michaels and Neidhart hitting anything that moves, which includes almost clocking Hogan accidentally.
- Soon the four men back off, and walk down the ramp some. Flair has a mic in hand, he begins to say that he thought something like this might happen and calls “The Boys” out from the back.
- After awhile with no response, Flair begins to yell at the curtain, screaming for “The Boys” to come out and live up to their end of the deal.
- Soon Randy Savage emerges from the curtain, much to the dismay of Team Flair. Savage rushes Anderson and the two begin a huge brawl that begins to spill into the audience.
- Hogan and The New Foundation make their way up the ramp, sending Team Flair and Shawn Michaels packing, Savage is being held back by Jim Neidhart, who seems to have everything under control.
- Flair claims that everyone will be sorry, this isn’t the last trick up his sleeves, he’s the Dirtiest Player in The Game!
- Hogan, Savage and The New Foundation celebrate their victory in the ring, with Hogan posing with Owen Hart in toe. In the end, the champions embrace.
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February 16, 1992
Hosted By: “Lord” Alfred Hayes and Cainin O’Rourke
Papa Shango bt. Koko B Ware by DQ.- Koko gets an early advantage nailing a dropkick to the gut of Shango.
- The Master of VooDoo is not to be taken lightly as he comes back with a few wild punches to stop Koko’s momentum.
- As the match sunders on, Titan is seen coming from behind the curtain.
- Shango never even sees him, Titan walks into the ring and waits for him to turn around, kicking Shango straight in the side of the head once he does.
- The referee calls for the bell, but that doesn’t stop Titan from repeatedly slamming Shango to the mat.
- Titan then grabs Shango in a chokehold and tosses him over the ropes to the floor, before leaving the ring.
- Pre-Recorded segment with Sean Mooney and “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels.
- Michaels flies off the handle, ranting loudly and in a fast pace, crying out to Jack Tunney that he has made a horrible mistake.
- Owen Hart doesn’t deserve a belt the stature of the WWF IC strap. Michaels has EARNED that belt and it should’ve been forfeited to him.
- Although, one Hart is just as easy to beat as another, so either way, coming out of Saturday Night’s Main Event, Shawn Michaels will be the WWF Intercontinental Champion.
- It may take some coercing, but, maybe Owen won’t make it out of his WWF World Tag Team Titles Match…
- Pre-recorded segment with The Million Dollar Team in their boardroom.
- DiBiase is laying out the plans for the three-way tag team match at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
- After looking over what he has set up DiBiase looks to The Genius and tells him “We need more muscle.”
- DiBiase is now on a search to find The Million Dollar Muscle to back up the team alongside Kokina.
- Lawler and Smythe both protest, vainly proclaiming their own strength and abilities.
- DiBiase quickly calms them by throwing them both hundreds of dollars.
- Quickly he looks into the camera and says “Everybody’s Got a Price!!! AHAHAHAA!”
- Another very short match for one of Kokina’s opponents as he is quick to destroy.
- As soon as the bell rings Kokina nails a huge clothesline, tackling his opponent.
- Tatanka clamors himself together and attempts a chop, but Kokina is unaffected.
- The Big Man again hits his belly to belly sideslam, followed by the Bonzai Drop.
- Kokina sprawls ontop of his opponent for the easy three-count.
- After the match, Kokina climbs the ropes again and hits another Bonzai Drop, surely crushing the insides of Tatanka.
- Pre-Recorded segment with Owen Hart, Jim Neidhart and Gene Okerlund.
- Owen thanks his brother and Jack Tunney for this opportunity to represent the WWF as one of it’s proud champions.
- As of late, there have been some people saying that maybe Owen Hart isn’t up to being the Intercontinental Champion, well tonight, Owen will face the man his brother beat last week, to prove he is at the same level.
- Shawn Michaels, not only is Owen going to leave the WWF World Tag Team Titles match, he’s going to leave it champion! The World Tag Team Champion and Intercontinental Champion!
- Neidhart says if Michaels gets any wild ideas, he just might get FLATTENED by the Anvil!
- Owen says that Michaels is just jealous of the Hart Family legacy, come Saturday Night’s Main Event, he needs to be worried about walking out of that match at all.
Look Behind You!- Randy Savage is shown backstage, coming across an again unsuspecting Arn Anderson.
- Savage calls out to him, Anderson turns around and begins to beg off… saying that he’s sorry for what he did to Savage.
- Savage laughs at his cowardice and moves in for the kill, but, his hesitation cost him, as Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect ambush him from behind.
- Anderson immediately begins to stomp away at the head of Savage yelling out “You think you can outsmart Arn Anderson? You’re an idiot!”
- All three men lay the boots into a fetal Savage, the beating continues for a few seconds before the scene is filled with staff members prying apart the group.
- Anderson calls out to Savage, in a laughing manner, asking him what happened? Did he fall down?
- Flair, Anderson and Perfect then walk off, leaving Savage on the ground bleeding, being helped by crew members.
Owen Hart bt. Jake “The Snake” Roberts by submission.- Owen looks humble as he walks to the ring, holding his newly received Intercontinental Championship around his shoulder.
- Hart slides into the ring and hands his belt to the referee. Roberts seems to disregard the smaller Hart brother as a pushover and doesn’t even look at him as he enters.
- Owen takes advantage of the situation and gets a schoolboy rollup on Roberts for a two-count.
- A surprised Roberts pulls himself up and rushes Hart, only to be caught with a spinning sidekick.
- Hart, never backing down manages to hit an enziguri on Roberts.
- Owen quickly reaches down and locks in The Sharpshooter.
- Owen pulls back viciously, you can see the pure intensity on his face as Roberts begins to tap for his life. The referee calls for the bell.
- Owen stands tall on the turnbuckle, hoisting up HIS WWF Intercontinental Championship.
Overall – 77%
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The Main Event at WrestleMania will not go to Owen Hart. Everything will be sorted out accordingly over the next few shows. I figured it would be way to much way to soon to have him Main Eventing WrestleMania already.
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February 15, 1992
Hosted By: Vince McMahon and Eric Bischoff
Barry Horowitz w/Haku bt. Skinner by pinfall.- Horowitz comes to the ring with a very determined look on his face, again wearing tights matching his friend and tag partner Haku.
- Horowitz enters the match as a rabid dog, leaping on Skinner, knocking him to the mat and pummeling him with fists.
- Skinner gains the advantage with a thumb to the eye and follows up with a few forearms to the back.
- Skinner manages to hit a bodyslam in the center of the ring, but fails to connect with the elbow drop thereafter.
- Horowitz kicks Skinner in the gut and lifts him up for a DEVASTATING stalling brainbuster.
- Horowitz then hooks the leg for the three count.
- Haku enters the ring to hold up the arm of his ecstatic partner.
- Pre-Recorded segment with Sean Mooney showing what recently happened backstage between two heated superstars.
- Arn Anderson is entering the building, still in street attire. He walks not five feet into the building before Randy Savage comes flying down the hall from the other side.
- Savage blindsides Anderson with a forearm to the back of the head, knocking him down on the concrete.
- Savage rolls Anderson over and the two exchange furious punches back and forth.
- After a few minutes road agents and backstage staff manage to break up the brawl by pulling Savage back.
- WWF President Jack Tunney is in the ring and asks for the audience to calm themselves for a moment as he has a HUGE announcement to make. Tunney then asks for Bret Hart to come to the ring.
- Bret Hart comes from behind the curtain in a wheelchair, pushed by his brother-in-law Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart. The crowd, not knowing of the injury sustained by Hart are in awe.
- Hart is helped into the ring and given a crutch to lean on, assisted all the way by Neidhart.
- Bret recants his tale of how the injury came to be. Hart was training for his match with Shawn Michaels and unfortunately, in this business, sometimes injuries are part of the job description.
- Bret Hart has a severely torn calf and will be out of the ring for about 9 MONTHS!
- Bret says due to the length of his injury, he will have to RELINQUISH THE WWF INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE!!!
- Hart claims that also his WrestleMania dreams will not come to fruition… this year at least. Hart hands over his title to Tunney.
- Tunney says that the title WILL be defended at Saturday Night’s Main Event against Shawn Michaels. Tunney will take into consideration the wishes of Bret Hart on who will be representing him at the event, by defending the title.
- This match is a short one as Snuka never stood a chance.
- Kokina manhandles the wrestling legend, throwing him about the ring as if he weighed a pound.
- Kokina smashes him with a belly to belly slam and finishes him off with a Bonzai Drop.
- Kokina picks up the easy three-count and to add additional injury, connects with a second Bonzai Drop before leaving the ring.
- Hulk Hogan is backstage with “Mean” Gene Okerlund. Hogan looks like he has a lot on his mind.
- Hogan first sends out his best wishes for Bret Hart’s speedy recovery and expresses his wishes to be the first man to face him when he returns from injury. Hogan knows what WrestleMania means to him and hopes he get’s well soon.
- Hogan then has to shift gears into Mr. Perfect.
- Mr. Perfect thinks that teaming up three-on-one is a way to prove your perfection? Hogan says that shows nothing but cowardice.
- The yellow streak down Perfect’s back is easy to see, Hogan is just going to redden it up with some good old fashion Hulkamania Justice!
- Sid couldn’t be here tonight, as he is still hurting from the assault he took from Perfect, Anderson and Flair, but Sid is here in spirit. Just like every other Hulkamaniac.
- Now that Hogan’s WrestleMania slot is open, he wants to change the original deal around. He wants to make a garunteed match for WrestleMaina VIII, Hogan Vs. Flair for the WWF Championship. Hogan hopes his feelings will be felt by Jack Tunney.
- “What are you gonna do, Flair, when all of the Hulkamaniacs bring the power of Hulkamania, raining down on YOU!?”
- The crowd seemed to really get behind Jannetty in this match, but much to their dismay, Perfect started out the match strong, again singling out the knee of his opponent.
- Jannetty tries to score a dropkick, but Perfect swats it aside and begins dropping elbows to the inside of his left knee.
- In a last ditch effort, Marty attempts a superkick, but it’s deflected by Perfect, who pushes him over using his own leverage.
- Perfect nails the Perfect-Plex and picks up the pinfall victory, but it’s not enough for The Perfect One.
- Perfect puts Jannetty in the figure-four leglock, holding onto the ropes for leverage, causing Jannetty to scream out in pain.
- Perfect refuses to release the hold until his leg is literally pried from the lock by the referee. Perfect shoves the referee down, then lays the boots into Jannetty’s knees for awhile before leaving him sprawled out in the ring.
- Perfect looks into the camera an says that Hogan is going to find the same fate in one weeks time.
- “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels comes to the ring and stands mid-ring with a microphone.
- Michaels claims he is the rightful owner of the WWF Intercontinental Title if Bret is handing it down.
- Michaels questions the legitimacy of Hart’s injury, chalking it up to stress and fear.
- HBK says there is no reason to subject another man to the beating Bret would’ve surely gotten come Saturday Night’s Main Event.
- WWF President Jack Tunney comes to the ring with the WWF Intercontinental Title in hand, walking in a sure manner into the ring.
- Tunney says that Michaels WILL have a match at Saturday Night’s Main Event for the championship, but it will definitely not be handed to him.
- After a long discussion with Bret and other members of staff, the WWF has decided on the man who defend Bret’s title against Shawn Michaels.
- Tunney says this man is very close to Bret and has an extensive background himself, including being on a major roll recently. The NEW WWF Intercontinental Champion is…
OWEN HART!
Owen Hart emerges from the curtain and walks to the ring with a huge cheer, climbing into the ring he is handed the belt by WWF President Jack Tunney. Hart and Michaels have a long staredown until Michaels finally backs out of the ring and heads up the entranceway, shaking his head in disgust.[60%]OVERALL – 68%
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February 10, 1992
Hosted By: Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan
The Mountie bt. The Big Bossman by pinfall.- The Mountie starts out the match by working on the mid-section of his slightly larger opponent.
- Bossman seems to take the beating with little pain, having crushed The Mountie with a elbow to the face.
- Not done inflicting punishment, Bossman hits a huge hiptoss, where he then mounts his fallen foe, pummeling him with fists.
- Mountie ducks an attempt at a running clothesline, going again to the mid-section with a fist.
- The Mountie rubs his opponents face across the top rope and follows up by kicking the back of his leg out from under him.
- Bossman gets his face driven into the mat with a bulldog from The Mountie who then covers for the three count.
- Hulk Hogan is with “Mean” Gene Okerlund for this backstage segment.
- Hogan calls out to Team Flair, namely his opponent for Saturday Night’s Main Event, Mr. Perfect.
- Tonight, Hogan proposes a match for the Main Event. He has already cleared it with WWF President Jack Tunney, all Mr. Perfect has to do is show up.
- Mr. Perfect has been saying some pretty horrible things about all the Hulkamaniac’s out there, but how will he react if he has to face a real live Hulkamaniac in the ring?
- Hogan calls in former Team Flair member, Sid Justice!!!
- Tonight Sid is going to be in the ring, waiting to face Mr. Perfect in a one-on-one match, where tonight Sid gets a chance to represent the Hulkamaniacs!
- Having laid down the challenge, Sid looks into the camera and begins to laugh sinisterly.
- “I did all the dirty deeds that needed to be done for you Flair, a few weeks ago, I WAS Mr. Perfect, I was right in his shoes. Tonight I get a chance to serve some REAL Justice… Hulkamania Style!”
- Sid and Hogan walk off talking about the match tonight.
Who’s Really Macho?- Randy Savage is backstage, seen with Sean Mooney who begins asking him about his upcoming steel cage match with Arn Anderson at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
- Arn Anderson rushes up from behind the two and clips Savage in the knee with a steel chair. He begins to pummel Savage and lay boots into him.
- Anderson looks into the camera before storming away and says “That’s how you solve a problem… Who’s really Macho now?”
- Mooney attempts to help up a livid Savage who pushes him down and takes off, looking for Anderson.
Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart bt. Animal by pinfall.- Both big men start out this match with a test of strength, Animal starts to get the advantage, but Neidhart lays a boot to the gut and shoulders Animal to the mat.
- The Anvil dominates the match against the former tag champ, connecting with a solid powerslam.
- Neidhart seems unafraid to climb the ropes, as he comes off the second rope with a shoulderblock.
- IRS is seen emerging from the crowd with his briefcase. He attempts to hit Neidhart, whom stops short and knocks the briefcase right into IRS’ face.
- Animal attempts to take advantage of the situation, but is taken out with The Avil Flattener. Neidhart then covers for the three count.
- IRS enters the ring after the match, but is fended off by a combined effort between Animal and Neidhart, whom then shake hands.
- Bret Hart is with Sean Mooney in this pre-recorded segment.
- Hart says that he’s tired of the cocky, speak-before-thinking superstars that are becoming dominant in this promotion.
- Shawn Michaels is a ridiculous example, a soap opera DIVA who doesn’t even know the first thing about paying his dues. He does nothing but ride on his looks and luck.
- Hart grew up teaching kids like that a lesson, making them eat the mat and scream uncle until they couldn’t scream anymore.
- As long as Bret has a breath in his lungs, he’s going to represent this sport with the utmost respect and honor.
- Smythe starts out the match with Roma, clearly dominating the less powerful opponent to the mat.
- Roma is taken down to the mat with a nice press-slam from Smythe.
- Hercules and Smythe have a battle of strength, both testing each others limits, Smythe gets the advantage with a quick headbutt to the side of Hercules skull.
- Lawler comes in with a fistdrop to a fallen Hercules.
- The Monarch continues where his partner left off, dominating Hercules and eventually connecting with a piledriver.
- Lawler hooks the leg for the pinfall after the devastating piledriver.
Making things PERFECTLY clear.- Ric Flair is backstage with his cohort’s Mr. Perfect and Arn Anderson.
- Flair starts out by telling Hulk Hogan that he need not worry if Mr. Perfect is in the ring tonight, he needs to worry if his boy Sid is going to follow through with what he says he can do.
- Perfect says that Sid is a quitter and if there’s one thing that annoys Perfect more than Hulk Hogan, it’s a quitter. Sid quit Team Flair because he couldn’t handle the pressure of being on the number one squad.
- Flair then goes on to say Arn is taking care of his business with the Savage, Perfect is going to crush one of Hogan’s “Hulk-a-idiots” and Flair is only benefiting… as always Flair is on top of the world.
- Anderson goes on to say that once Sid is crippled, then Savage is next, leaving Hogan all by himself to take the brunt of the hottest thing going…
- Randy Savage is with “Mean” Gene Okerlund, backstage looking at a closed circuit television showing the live feed.
- As soon as it shows Anderson’s comments, Savage slaps the TV off the stand and grabs Okerlund by the collar.
- “You tell that fat mole on Flair’s ass they call Arn Anderson, that if he is coming for the Macho Man… ooohh yeah, the Macho… MAN! That he better bring more than a chair next time.”
- Savage throws Okerlund back and storms out of the lockeroom, throwing aside some furniture on the way out.
- Perfect starts early on the knees and legs of the much taller Sid Justice.
- After a few minutes of precision assault at the lower body, Perfect executes a standing dropkick, knocking Justice backwards into the corner.
- Perfect begins a ten-count of punches, pummeling the face of Sid, only to be pushed on his back with force.
- Sid regains momentum with a few punches and a boot to the gut. He whips Perfect into the ropes and connects with a boot to the face.
- Justice, attempting to copy his current mentor, attempts a Hogan-esque leg drop, in which Mr. Perfect rolls out of the way.
- Perfect then goes back to a dedicated assault of the knees, hitting Sid with a knee-breaker and then several boots to the inside of the left knee.
- Sid attempts to stand, but is caught with a rolling neck snap when he sits up.
- Perfect lays the boots to the inside of the leg a few more times before applying the figure-four leglock.
- Sid refuses to submit, screaming in agony. He reaches out to the ropes and catches hold.
- Perfect refuses to let go of the hold, so Sid uses his grip on the ropes to leverage himself over, reversing the hold.
- After Perfect releases the hold he immediately stomps the back of the knee as Sid is standing, and grabs him in a front facelock, then executing a Perfect-Plex!
- Perfect scores the pinfall, but immediately continues working on Sid to further injure the big man. Arn Anderson and Ric Flair hit the ring.
- Anderson hits a massive Spinebuster on Sid, followed up with Flair applying the figure-four leglock.
- Both Perfect and Anderson lay the boots into the knees of Sid while his is in the hold, making him scream and writhe in pain.
- The members of Team Flair are soon chased off by an emerging Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage, Hogan attempts to assist Sid, but Savage continues to give chase.
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February 9, 1992
Hosted By: “Lord” Alfred Hayes and Cainin O’Rourke
Hulking Up!- Pre-Recorded segment with Gene Okerlund and Hulk Hogan.
- Hogan is busy lifting weights as Okerlund builds up his match with Mr. Perfect.
- Hogan sets down his very large dumbbells and stares into the camera.
- Mr. Perfect is far from it, he’s just another one of Flair goon squad who will never amount to anything, but another guy who tried to stop Hulkamania!
- All his Hulkamaniacs are perfect, with them standing by him, saying their prayers and taking their vitamins, he can’t lose.
- Hogan says that come Saturday Night’s Main Event, the war paint is on, Hogan declares war on Team Flair.
- Beefcake starts out this match with Luke, using some dodgy brawling.
- Beefcake seems to still be favoring his previously injured arm, leading to a tag out to Valentine.
- Valentine strikes Luke with a hard knee lift, following it up with an elbowdrop and a two-count.
- Butch manages to hit Valentine with a battering ram , but gets a axe handle from the top rope from Beefcake.
- Valentine then hits the Hammer Drop on Butch for the pinfall.
- Pre-recorded segment with Mr. Perfect and Sean Mooney.
- Perfect is playing a game of basketball with NBA Superstar, Michael Jordan.
- Perfect scores a three-point shot and smiles at the camera, with Jordan walking up congratulating him on his third straight win.
- Perfect claims that it’s nothing really, he’ll try to take it easier on him next time. Jordan dunks the ball as he walks off the court.
- Mooney seems awe-struck, as Perfect goes on to talk about his talents and abilities. Every sport worth playing, he is PERFECT.
- Hogan make say his fat, ugly, orphaned bastards he calls Hulkamaniacs are perfect, but they are far from it. You can’t LEARN this, I was born this way.
- “Practice makes Perfect, only if you’re perfect, you don’t need practice… I’ve never once practiced anything. I win. It’s what I do.”
- Hogan is going to come crashing down off cloud nine when he steps into the ring with Mr. Perfect.
- Perfect is going to steal his pride and Flair is going to steal his belt, plain and simple.
- “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase is backstage with Irwin R. Schyster, Kokina and The Genius.
- DiBiase says that tonight he has set up a match between IRS and the runt of the Hart family Owen. To prove that even before the three-way match, The New Foundation are no match for real competitors.
- IRS screams into the camera that it’s time for Owen to pay up, it’s been a long time coming, tonight Owen’s getting a vicious audit!
- To make sure things are on an even keel, Kokina and The Genius will watch the ringside area, to make sure that lummox Jim Neidhart keeps his distance.
Owen Hart bt. Irwin R. Schyster w/Kokina and The Genius by pinfall.- IRS starts out the match going for a clothesline, which is avoided by Hart.
- Owen continuously stays a step ahead of IRS, using his speed to a great advantage.
- IRS eventually connects with a hard left hand, followed up with a bodyslam.
- The Tax Man attempts to whip Hart into the ropes, which Owen reverses.
- IRS grabs onto the ropes and exits the ring, grabbing his briefcase from The Genius and sliding back in the ring.
- The referee grabs at IRS, tugging at the briefcase, Kokina attempts to enter the ring at this point, but catches a dropkick from the second-rope, knocking him back to the floor.
- IRS lets go of the briefcase in time to catch a boot from Owen, only to be hit with an enziguri kick. Owen then covers for the three count.
- Hart rushes to the back, followed by Kokina, who stops upon seeing “The Anvil” emerge from behind the curtain.
- Bret Hart is in his lockeroom preparing for his match, taping up his wrists.
- Gene Okerlund is talking to him about his big match with Michaels at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
- Hart says he isn’t worried, especially because his opponent is nothing but a punk kid who just wants to be on TV.
- Upon this statement, Michaels comes into the lockeroom, throwing the door open with disregard.
- Michaels then begins yelling at Hart, calling him washed up, saying that a new time has come. The Heartbreak Kid is what’s cool!
- Michaels shoves Hart, who attempts to keep his cool. Hart then states that this just goes to show that Michaels isn’t ready for the big time. He needs to grow up first.
- Hart then shoulders himself past Michaels out of the lockeroom.
Bret “HitMan” Hart bt. Jake “The Snake” Roberts by submission.- Roberts, awaiting Hart in the ring, opens his sack and lets Damien into the ring.
- Hart shows no fear entering the ring, handing his title to the referee and pushing the snake aside with his foot.
- Roberts, astounded, gathers up Damien as Hart hands out his shades at ringside.
- As if taking out all his aggression, Hart dominates “The Snake” throughout this match.
- Roberts hits an atomic drop, but Hart isn’t fazed, connecting with a Russian Leg-sweep.
- Hart follows up with an elbow from the second rope.
- In a last ditch effort, Roberts attempts a DDT, but it’s reversed into a Northern Lights Suplex for a two-count.
- As if tired of dealing with Roberts, Hart uses a double-leg takedown to knock his opponent on his back and applies The Sharpshooter!
- Roberts quickly submits, tapping the mat fervently.
Overall – 79%
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February 8, 1992
Hosted By: Vince McMahon and Eric Bischoff
The Nasty Boys (Knobbs/Saggs) bt. The Natural Disasters (Earthquake/Typhoon) by pinfall.- Knobbs starts out this match with Typhoon, not used to being the smaller man, Knobbs seems to be keeping a distance.
- Typhoon hits an atomic drop on Knobbs, knocking him to the mat, following up with a few boots to the head.
- Saggs comes to hold the advantage over Typhoon with a few forearms to the head, followed up with an Irish Whip.
- Saggs counts off a ten-count of punches on the ringpost, clobbering away at Typhoon.
- Saggs fails to lift Typhoon for a slam, but clotheslines him instead, taking him off his feet.
- Knobbs comes off the second rope with an axe-handle, taking Typhoon to his knees.
- Typhoon is taken down with a cross-body by Knobbs off the second-rope for the pinfall.
- Brutus Beefcake and Greg “The Hammer” Valentine are with Sean Mooney during this pre-recorded segment.
- Valentine says he’s refocused and hasn’t been as such in a long time.
- Brutus claims to be the driving force behind Valentine’s turnaround, saying that he’s bringing the Dream alive!
- Beefcake says that with all the panty waist tag teams around this place, the WWF NEEDS the Dream Team to dominate the division again!
- Pretty soon, this Dream is going to become somebody’s nightmare…
- Ray starts dancing as soon as he gets in the ring, which really seems to irritate Horowitz, who starts the match with an uncharacteristic early assault on Ray.
- Haku begins screaming to Horowitz in the ring to cheer him on from outside, this draws the ire of Jimmy Hart who begins screaming to Ray with his megaphone, which is facing Haku. This leads to a chase around ringside.
- Horowitz catches Ray with a dropkick to the knee while Ray was preoccupied with his manager’s demise.
- Horowitz continuing to execute solid maneuvers, connects with a nice suplex.
- The referee begins to break up Haku and Hart outside the ring, which allows Hart to pass off his megaphone to Ray.
- Ray clocks Horowitz in the face with the device and quickly discards it.
- Horowitz is then unconsciously subjected to a new dance routine followed by a Funkay Flop (standing senton) for the three count.
- The Mountie is again on the scene of another one of his brother’s matches, this time he quickly chases Jimmy Hart into Haku. With Hart in “safe” hands, Mountie slides into the ring.
- The brothers have a staredown, to which Ray begins a sudden dance craze, The Mountie then rears back and slaps the taste out of his mouth!
- Ray does nothing but stand there staring confused into the eyes of his brother.
- The Mountie then begins screaming at his brother to grow up and act like a man, if he can’t handle that, then maybe he needs to be taught a lesson.
- A challenge is made for Saturday Night’s Main Event, The Mountie Vs. Funkay Ray!
- Dynamite attempts to use his speed advantage as early on as possible, rushing around the ring, getting the better of Titus.
- Dynamite topples the behemoth with a quick dropkick, but fails to lift him with a snap suplex attempt.
- Titus lifts the much smaller Dynamite in the air and tosses him to the other side of the ring.
- Dynamite comes off the second rope, attempting to hit a standing Titus with a headbutt, almost knocking himself unconscious.
- Titus connects with a vicious boot to the face, and covers for the three.
- After the match the lights begin to flicker, Titus seems to be unaware of what is going on, but the good Reverend is livid.
- The lights retun to normal, but The Undertaker is seen standing next to Rev. Blacksoul. Reverend Blacksoul rushes from the ringside area to the back, which leaves The Undertaker outside the ring, staring emptily at Titus inside.
- Shawn Michaels is on hand in the ring to talk about his recent appearances on the morning soap opera General Hospital.
- He claims that a rising star such as he, should have as much time on television as possible, but, to stay on top of his game he also has to fine tune his skills.
- So tonight he had hand picked his opponent, The Native-American Tatanka.
- Michaels then goes on to say that it’s only a matter of time until that Intercontinental strap is around his waist, because he looks oh so good with gold.
- Michaels continues to talk himself up, but in the middle of singing his own praises a Native-American battle cry is heard.
- Michaels yells out to an emerging Tatanka that he may have picked him, but he is in NO position to be stealing television time from him, Michaels is the Show Stopper!
- Michaels with a stiff running forearm to start the match.
- Tatanka uses brute force to mount an advantage throwing in a few jabs, mixed up with a few boots.
- HBK is taken off his feet with a nicely executed bodyslam, followed up with a few boots to the face, this seems to anger Michaels more than anything thus far.
- Tatanka attempts a clothesline, but misses, and is caught then with a back body drop.
- Michaels hip tosses Tatanka over the ropes onto the apron, Tatanka then climbs the ropes and attempts a Tomahawk Chop!
- Michaels side steps the attempt and connects with some Sweet Chin Music!
- HBK takes a second to pose to the audience before sitting down, laying his back across Tatanka for the pinfall.
OVERALL – 70%
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WrestleZone: The Premiere World Wrestling Federation Dirt Sheet!
The WWF has recently been scouting the other independent promotions for talent, having scooped up Lance Storm, Sabu and Kip Winchester from USWA. Also, Jim Fullington and Booker Huffman from GWF. They have all properly been sent to development.
With the growth of the Million Dollar team, they have become quite a force in the WWF as of late. They have been seen excersizing a lot of muscle in the backstage.
Shawn Michaels daytime soap opera run was one of the highest rated weeks in recent history for the series, the WWF is very proud of this, as shown in it's recent favoritism of The Heartbreak Kid.
According to sources close to both of these men, what you're seeing on tv might be real in the case of Jacques Rougeau and Ray Rougeau's interviews. It seems that "The Mountie" has been for the rebirth of The Fabulous Rougeau's and had a downright fit when he was told the proposed gimmick for his brother. Ray, on the other hand, couldn't be more content.
It seems our dear friend Paul Bearer has been offscreen lately due to an old knee injury that he recently had surgery on. He should be in perfect condition for Saturday Night's Main Event.
The WWF are having a hard time with oriental talent The Great Muta, without Mr. Fuji by his side, Muta has no direction. The WWF doesn't want to use him in a positive light right now, due to his lack of charisma, but don't want to compromise his "toughness" by jobbing him to the big timers.
Bobby Heenan to turn face? Your face!
That's all we have this week folks... until next week... if you heard it, we already knew.
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February 3, 1992
Hosted By: Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan
Hail to the Chief!- WWF President Jack Tunney is standing mid-ring as the show comes to a start.
- Tunney addresses the recent goings-on of the WWF and has decided to make a few matches set in stone.
- At Saturday Night’s Main Event, Money Inc will defend their newly won WWF World Tag Team Championships against the former champions The Legion of Doom, BUT, they will also defend against the number one contenders The New Foundation in a three-way tag team bout.
- To put an end to the chaos between Arn Anderson and Randy Savage, they WILL meet in a Steel Cage with only one way to win, climbing over the top to the floor.
- Seeing the current situation between The Powers of Pain and The Undertaker, their will be a very unique match, I decree that Paul Bearer SHALL be brought to Saturday Night’s Main Event, as he, AND Reverend Blacksoul will be handcuffed to ringside. The Undertaker and Papa Shango will face The Powers of Pain in tag team action, the winning team receives 5 minutes uninterrupted with the losing teams manager!
- Bret “HitMan” Hart will defend his WWF Intercontinental Championship against “The Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels.
- As for the Main Event, The WWF World Heavyweight Champion, Hulk Hogan will NOT face Ric Flair at Saturday Night’s Main Event, but he will face Flair’s protégé Mr. Perfect in a non-title bout. IF Mr. Perfect can defeat Hogan, Flair will be allowed his title shot at the next Saturday Night’s Main Event in March!
- Knobbs starts out this match with Luke, with an amazing intensity, connecting with a few major elbows to the forehead of Luke.
- Saggs hits a bodyslam on Butch and follows up with an elbow drop for a two-count.
- Knobbs and Saggs demolish Luke with a tandem hiptoss, followed by stereo elbow drops.
- Saggs scores the pinfall on Luke after a second-rope splash.
My Name is Ray… and I am FUUUUNNNKAY!- Pre-Recored segment with Sean Mooney and Funkay Ray.
- Funkay Ray wants everyone to know that it’s time to get DOWN!
- Now that Ray has come to the WWF, he is brining back the fun to the ring, how can you have fun watching these big sweaty losers?
- Ray has no problem with his brother, but if he wants to make a problem, then Ray can take him on a trip, one way, to Funkay Town!
- Ray then breaks into a dance that confuses Mooney to the point where he walks away.
Greg Valentine w/Brutus Beefcake bt. Koko B Ware by pinfall.- Valentine has a new air about him as he struts to the ring, Beefcake in toe.
- Koko doesn’t even stand a chance as Valentine destroys him with a few solid forearms in the early match.
- Greg holds onto a hammerlock and continues to work on the back of the head with his other arm.
- Valentine scores the pinfall after a vicious stalling neckbreaker.
- After the match Brutus goes to work on B Ware, viciously beating on him until he is pulled away by the referee.
- Brutus screams out “Dream Team baby” as they leave the ring.
- Niedhart opens this match with a huge clothesline to Roma, knocking him off his feet, reeling he immediately tags to Hercules.
- Hercules and The Anvil have a test of strength, with neither man taking the immediate advantage. Neidhart then forces Hercules to his knees.
- Roma and Hart have a back and forth fist fight, with Owen connecting then with a right fist knocking Roma down.
- Hart nails an enziguri kick, paralyzing Roma on the mat, but then follows up with a Sharpshooter.
- With Roma knocked out, the referee calls for the bell.
- Owen grabs a mic from ringside and climbs back into the ring.
- Hart calls out to Tunney, thanking him for what they rightfully deserve.
- With Bret holding the IC strap, and The New Foundation gaining the World Tag Team Championships, the Hart Family Dynasty is forming!
- The Legion of Doom already lost the belts, they should have to wait in line to get a title shot from US!
- Neidhart grabs the mic, incoherently rambling “We’re Taking Those Titles, YEAH BABY!”
Million Dollar Opprotunity.- After the adverts Ted DiBiase is shown in the ring with Kokina holding his Million Dollar Title, and his Tag Team Titles.
- DiBiase said he has searched far and wide, using many of his resources to scout the perfect assistant. DiBiase then calls out his newest associate… THE GENIUS!
- The Genius comes out and quotes a poem upon his entrance to the Million Dollar Team.
- DiBiase then also says this was a package deal, as he wished also to add another man, a man that had been working with The Genius… “The Monarch” Gerald Lawler!!
- Lawler comes down to the ring wearing a suit and a new crown, with a diamond studded dollar sign on the front.
- Backstage with Ric Flair, Arn Anderson and Mr. Perfect.
- Flair says it’s absolutely idiotic that he doesn’t get his shot at SNME.
- Mr. Perfect is on his way to the top, but he isn’t their yet! The WWF Championship is rightfully Flair’s!
- At SNME, Perfect is gonna kill Hulkamania, and in a month, Flair’s gonna reach through the pieces and pull the WWF Championship from the ashes.
- Savage whips Martel into the ropes and knocks him down with a quick knee lift.
- Anderson and Savage lock eyes as Anderson walks down the entranceway.
- Martel takes advantage of Savage’s preoccupation by hitting a dropkick to the back.
- Savage quickly regains control with a massive left jab.
- Savage scores a pinfall after a successful flying elbow drop.
- After the match, Anderson slides in the ring and connects with a spinebuster on Savage, leaving him in the center of the ring.
OVERALL – 66% -
February 2, 1992
Hosted By: “Lord” Alfred Hayes and Bobby “The Brain” Heenan
Things are getting Nasty!- Pre-Recorded segment with The Nasty Boys.
- Knobbs says he’s tired of being walked on, it’s time for the Nasty Boys to get Nasty.
- Saggs says skulls are gonna get cracked and legs broken.
- The Nasty Boys are coming back up the tag team ranks, ain’t nobody stopping them!
- Valentine seems winded throughout most of the match, showing little effort to win.
- Tatanka connects with a tomahawk chop, but fails to score the pinfall on Valentine.
- Tatanka continues working with blunt strikes to the body of Valentine, scoring the pinfall after a second tomahawk chop.
- After the match, Brutus Beefcake is seen approaching the ring. He steps in and clobbers Tatanka with a cast on his arm. He then rips off the cast and helps Valentine to his feet, leaving the ring with him.
- Pre-recorded segment with Papa Shango and The Undertaker.
- Shango is holding a pouch of herbs and throwing them all over the deadman.
- After the ritual, Shango calls out to Reverend Blacksoul.
- They are not afraid of the dark, as Blacksoul is, for the darkness is their only solace.
- Shango has temporarily regained control over The Undertaker, which will be long enough to get Paul Bearer back.
- Shango makes a warning, that if you mess with fire, you’re going to get burned. A fiery blaze escapes from his hand as the screen goes dark.
- Haku and Horowitz make their way to the ring wearing matching tights, Horowitz trying to match the walking style of Haku.
- Skinner falls victim early on to Haku’s brute force, being taken down with a decapitating chop to the throat.
- Haku destroys Bezerker with a headbutt from the second rope, knocking him to the mat.
- After all the destruction Haku has wrought, he tags in Barry Horowitz.
- Horowitz taunts the unconscious body of The Bezerker, only to fall down when he moves slightly.
- Purely out of fear, Horowitz hits a sliding dropkick to Bezerker’s head.
- Horowitz, almost surprised, scores the pinfall victory.
- Bret Hart is backstage with Gene Okerlund.
- Bret comments about the huge match between himself and Hulk Hogan for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania VIII.
- The fans have been waiting for this match for awhile now and are going to get a chance to see Hart Vs. Hogan, which will prove who the best REALLY is.
- Now, as the WWF Intercontinental Championship is considered, the number one contender has been chosen via a ladder match last week. So, Shawn Michaels WILL get his shot at SNME.
- After Michaels gets the bitter taste of defeat, the Road to WrestleMania will be in full effect.
- Hawk and Roma start this match out with some back and forth strike maneuvers.
- Animal nails a massive clothesline on Roma, knocking him to the outside of the ring.
- Hercules easily overpowers Hawk with a press slam, showing up the former champion.
- Hercules mangles Hawk to the mat with a full nelson, only to be clobbered from behind by Animal.
- Hercules is decapitated by a Doomsday Device, giving Hawk the pinfall victory.
- Pre-Recorded segment with Hulk Hogan.
- Hogan is ready for his big match with Bret Hart coming up in a few months at WrestleMania, but before that things need to be in order.
- Ric Flair needs to watch his back, “brother”, they don’t need to wait until Saturday Night’s Main Event, because Hogan is calling him out any time he's ready!
- Hulkamania is on a wild ride, it can’t be stopped by anbody. It’s a force that flows through Hogan, and the power of his Hulkamaniacs is what is going to crush Flair like a bug.
Mr. Perfect bt. Jimmy Snuka by pinfall.- Perfect starts out working on the knees of Snuka, connecting with a few knee breakers.
- Perfect gets a near fall after a tough Russian leg sweep.
- Snuka is reeling after a stiff dropkick, but manages to stay on his feet, and throw a strong right fist.
- Snuka, drawing on the praise of the fans, hits a harsh bodyslam on Perfect.
- Perfect, playing possum, avoids a top-rope splash from Snuka, and executes the Perfectplex for the pinfall.
Overall – 71%
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Chris Jericho font not visible enough.. little muddled, other than that 6.5/10
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February 1, 1992
Hosted By: Vince McMahon and “Luscious” Johnny Valiant
Funkay Ray w/Jimmy Hart bt. Bushwhacker Butch w/Luke by pinfall.- Butch rushes to the ring with Luke before the match, attempting to get the crowd behind them.
- Funkay Ray dances his way to the ring, confusing everyone in the audience, even The Bushwhackers, but Jimmy Hart cheers him on none-the-less.
- Not surprisingly, the much larger and more experienced, Ray took charge early on with a high knee lift.
- Ray finishes off Butch with a well placed “Funky Foot” to the side of the head.
- After Funkay Ray’s match, The Mountie is shown walking briskly to the ring, watching his brother dance uncontrollably in the ring.
- The Mountie enters the ring with a mic and shoves Hart off his feet.
- Pleading, The Mountie asks Ray to think about what he is doing, he is an embarrassment to himself, to The Mountie, and the whole Rougeau family!
- Ray can only respond by saying that this is how he is and if The Mountie can’t handle it, he’s going down… down to funky town!
- Ray attempts to hug his brother, whom shoves him back, quickly walking to the back shaking his head in disgust and confusion.
- As KoKo enters the ring, Horowitz “pumps himself up” and tries to intimidate him. Frankie flaps in Horowitz face, which leads to him screaming, running from the ring.
- Haku dominates this match from start to finish, starting out with some massive chops to the chest..
- Haku hits a headbutt that sends Koko falling backwards through the ropes. Horowitz is standing tall nearby, posing tough as if it were he who manhandled the bird man.
- Haku scores the pinfall after a vicious thrust kick.
- The Legion of Doom is shown in a lockeroom on this pre-recorded segment.
- Hawk says that Money Inc may have stolen the WWF Tag Team Titles, but you can’t hold down good ol’ Hawk and Animal. The RoadWarriors still ride!
- Animal says that Kokina may have been a big man at ringside, but we’ll see how big he is come Prime Time.
- The former tag champs officially lay out the challenge for a rematch on Saturday Night’s Main Event.
- Pre-Recorded segment with Arn Anderson and Sean Mooney.
- Anderson lays claim to being the baddest man in the WWF today, saying that if ANYONE should represent the term “Macho” it’s him.
- To settle the score like men, Anderson proposes a match, a match that will take place at Saturday Night’s Main Event. Flair’s going to kill Hogan, so he might as well kill the Macho Man.
- A Steel Cage Match is the only way to separate the men from the boys.
- Kokina comes to the ring in a suit and tie as usual, looking very somber.
- Jannetty attempts to play keep away from his massive opponent, but ends up getting slammed to the mat with force.
- Kokina, as quickly and mercilessly as usual, crushes Marty Jannetty beneath his gargantuan frame for the three count.
- Reverend Blacksoul is with The Powers of Pain in this pre-recorded segment.
- The Reverend claims that the time of redemption is almost at hand, that the man responsible for the heinous acts of heresy will soon be brought to judgement.
- The Undertaker is a mere pawn in this game, where now his master is lost, as shall he be.
- The Powers of Pain have not finished with the cleansing. Papa Shango, The Undertaker… and others still need cleansing!
- Paul Bearer will pay the penance for his sins, how long before you shall as well?
- You may be able to run, you may be able to hide your face from The Holy One, but you cannot escape the judgement!
- Smythe takes the match easily from the disoriented deadman.
- Smythe dictates the pace, keeping Taker from getting any leeway.
- The Undertaker is driven hard to the mat with a Running Powerslam, he attempts to sit up, but without the power of his urn, and master Paul Bearer, he can do nothing but flounder.
- Smythe takes the pinfall victory after another successful Running Powerslam.
- After the match, The Undertaker slowly rises, and begins moaning incoherently calling out for Bearer.
- Taker walks slowly to the back and fades behind the curtain to close the show.
OVERALL – 66%
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World Wrestling Federation: Saturday Night's Main Event
The World Wrestling Federation is proud to present Saturday Night's Main Event, LIVE on NBC on February 22nd!
Shawn Michaels is to appear on television soap opera "General Hospital" next week, in a short guest spot.
The WWF has concluded negotiations with Paul E. Dangerously, he has signed a two-year contract, but it is not known when he will be appearing on WWF television.
The Royal Rumble fallout on Prime Time Wrestling was USA's highest rated WWF show to date. Being as such, USA has promised to keep WWF television on Monday Night's primetime slot indefinately.
World Wrestling Federation 1992
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