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ianclarkPosted on 12/11/04 at 19:35:36

My circuit is based on the WWF and starts at March 1989, with the roster at the time (with a few small changes).

ROSTER

FACES:

HULK HOGAN
THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR
RODDY PIPER
JAKE ROBERTS
BRUTUS BEEFCAKE
HACKSAW JIM DUGGAN
TITO SANTANA
RONNIE GARVIN
HERCULES
SUPERFLY JIMMY SNUKA
KOKO B.WARE

DEMOLITION
HART FOUNDATION
THE BRITISH BULLDOGS
THE ROCKERS
THE BUSHWHACKERS

HEELS:

MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE (5)
ANDRE THE GIANT (1)
RAVISHING RICK RUDE (1)
MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE
MR PERFECT (6)
BAD NEWS BROWN
DINO BRAVO (2)
RICK MARTEL (3)
HONKY TONK MAN (2)
GREG VALENTINE (2)
HAKU (1)

BRAINBUSTERS (1)
POWERS OF PAIN (4)
TWIN TOWERS (3)
THE FABULOUS ROUGEAUS (2)
THE BOLSHEVIKS (3)

MANAGERS:

(1) BOBBY HEENAN
(2) JIMMY HART
(3) SLICK
(4) MR FUJI
(5) SENSATIONAL SHERRI
(6) THE GENIUS

CHAMPIONS:

WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION:

MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE

WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION:

THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR

WWF WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS:

DEMOLITION

Look out for the first card which will be WRESTLEMANIA V, based on the actual card (again with a couple of changes due to roster changes), then it will be anything goes!!
ianclarkPosted on 12/11/04 at 19:59:58

WRESTLEMANIA V

HERCULES v HAKU

THE ROCKERS v THE TWIN TOWERS

BRUTUS BEEFCAKE v TED DIBIASE

THE BUSHWHACKERS v THE FABULOUS ROUGEAUS

KOKO B.WARE v MR PERFECT

WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH:

DEMOLITION v POWERS OF PAIN

RONNIE GARVIN v DINO BRAVO

THE BRITISH BULLDOGS v BRAINBUSTERS

JAKE ROBERTS v ANDRE THE GIANT

HART FOUNDATION v HONKY TONK MAN/GREG VALENTINE

WWF INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE MATCH

ULTIMATE WARRIOR v RICK RUDE

TITO SANTANA v RICK MARTEL

HACKSAW DUGGAN v BAD NEWS BROWN

WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH

HULK HOGAN v RANDY SAVAGE


Stay tuned for the results...

ianclarkPosted on 12/12/04 at 02:22:38

WRESTLEMANIA V RESULTS

Haku defeated Hercules via pinfall - 17:25
1/2 *

The Rockers defeated The Twin Towers via countout - 5:38
**1/2

Ted DiBiase defeated Brutus Beefcake via submission - 1:40
*

The Bushwhackers defeated The Fabulous Rougeaus via pinfall - 5:20
**1/2

Koko B.Ware defeated Mr Perfect via submission - 8:19
**3/4

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated The Powers of Pain via pinfall - 11:35
*
(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Dino Bravo defeated Ronnie Garvin via pinfall - 5:59
1/4*

The British Bulldogs defeated BrainBusters via submission - 14:57
***

Jake Roberts defeated Andre The Giant via pinfall - 12:23
-**1/4

The Hart Foundation defeated Honky Tonk Man/Greg Valentine via pinfall - 11:08
**1/2

WWF InterContinental Title Match

The Ultimate Warrior defeated Ravishing Rick Rude via DQ - 11:34
*1/4
(The Ultimate Warrior retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

Rick Martel defeated Tito Santana via submission - 13:00
**

Bad News Brown defeated Hacksaw Jim Duggan via pinfall - 1:14
-*1/4

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Hulk Hogan defeated Randy Savage via pinfall - 11:36
*1/2
(Hulk Hogan won the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card Rating - *

Comments:

In the very first pay per view a new World Champion was crowned.  Hulk Hogan regained his title from the Macho Man in an excellent main event.  The new champ will not be able to rest on his laurels however, as Savage has already invoked the rematch clause and will be out for revenge very soon.  Also in the title frame after impressive victories are the Million Dollar Man and Bad News Brown.

The Ultimate Warrior had a somewhat tainted victory over The Ravishing One after interference from Rude's manager Bobby Heenan.  Rude was not a happy man I can tell you.

Elsewhere, Demolition saw off the awesome Powers of Pain in a match that will only ignite their feud rather than end it.

Match of the night however, may well go to the battle between The British Bulldogs and BrainBusters.  added to the card only after Strike Force separated, this was a classic encounter of two legendary tag teams.  No doubt Heenan's men will be out for another shot at the Bulldogs.  In the first battle between the former Strike Force partners, Rick Martel came out on top of Tito Santana.

There were also upset victories for Koko B.Ware and The Rockers over seemingly far superior opponents.  Bobby Heenan had another loss for his stable when Andre The Giant was defeated by The Snake.

It was also a bad night for Jimmy Hart as he saw his replacements for The Hart Foundation, The Fabulous Rougeaus, defeated by the unorthodox Bushwhackers.  He also had to endure his former proteges defeating his team of Honky and The Hammer.

The only consolation for Heenan and Hart were victories by Haku (over Hercules), and Dino Bravo (over Ronnie Garvin), respectively.

The next card is a Saturday Nights Main Event and matches will be announced very soon...


ianclarkPosted on 12/12/04 at 11:43:04

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - April 1989

Jimmy Snuka v Greg Valentine
Roddy Piper v Boris Zhukov
The Rockers v The Hart Foundation
Koko B.Ware v Mr Perfect (KotR qualifier)
Brutus Beefcake v Honky Tonk Man (KotR qualifier)

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Hulk Hogan v Macho Man Randy Savage


ianclarkPosted on 12/12/04 at 12:01:44

Saturday Nights Main Event - April 1989

Jimmy Snuka defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 13:59
**

Roddy Piper defeated Boris Zhukov via submission - 17:53
-**1/2

The Rockers defeated The Hart Foundation via DQ - 19:27
**3/4

King of the Ring qualifying matches:

Mr Perfect defeated Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 19:16
****

Honky Tonk Man defeated Brutus Beefcake via pinfall - 18:04
-**1/4

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Hulk Hogan defeated Randy Savage via DQ - 5:51
*
(Hulk Hogan retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - 3/4*

Comments:

The Hulkster retained his title after outside interference from the Macho Man's manager, Sensational Sherri.

Mr Perfect gained some measure of revenge for his Wrestlemania defeat against the "Birdman" and also, along with the Honky Tonk Man, qualified for the King of the Ring tournament in June.  The prize for the winner of that tournament is a shot at the World Title at SummerSlam.

A fabulous tag match between two "face" teams was ruined by outside interference.  The decision went to The Rockers as the referee saw Akeem attack Marty Jannetty but it could have easily been a double DQ as The Fabulous Rougeaus also attacked The Hart Foundation.

Earlier, there were impressive debut performances from the returning Rowdy Roddy Piper and "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka.

The main event for King of the Ring has already been announced.  Hulk Hogan will defend his title against the number 1 contender - The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase!!
91Posted on 12/12/04 at 15:17:58

I'm guessing it's not booked, oui? Also, do you intend to hire and fire people as they joined the WWF in real life (IE Dusty Rhodes joins in a few months, Brain Busters leave at the end of the year etc)? Finally, even for the start of the circuit, a lot of those ratings were unfairly low, I'd think about bumping them up a bit (for example, Honky Tonk and Beefcake aren't the greatest workers ever, but negative two seems a bit harsh). Still, keep them coming, this sort of stuff always interests me.
ianclarkPosted on 12/12/04 at 16:56:41

Thanks for the interest.

You're right, there is no booking of matches.  I am planning on bringing in new faces as per the real timeline (i.e. Dusty Rhodes), but also use some artistic licence to make things different from what really happened, or there is no point in doing it at all.

Also, if someone leaves unexpectedly, I will abide by that rather than keep them for years just because they stayed in the WWF for a long time (e.g. Bret Hart / Shawn Michaels).

Plus, there may be a lot more face/face and heel/heel matches than the real WWF, especially for titles so that genuine contenders (based on results) are getting title shots rather than just a different heel facing Hogan at a Saturday Nights Main Event, whether they deserve the shot or not.

Finally, the face/heel turns may surprise people but the joy of all this is setting up your own story lines as the mood takes you, as long as it follows the pattern of the circuit.

That's all for now, thanks again for your interest and I will soon be posting the next Saturday Nights Main Event card.
ianclarkPosted on 12/12/04 at 19:10:01

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - May 1989

WWF World Tag Team Title Match

Demolition v Powers of Pain

Hacksaw Jim Duggan v Andre the Giant (KotR qualifier)
Hercules v Bad News Brown (KotR qualifier)
Jake Roberts v Haku (KotR qualifier)

Dynamite Kid v Arn Anderson

Hulk Hogan & The Ultimate Warrior v Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase & Ravishing Rick Rude

ianclarkPosted on 12/12/04 at 19:24:47

Saturday Nights Main Event - May 1989

WWF World Tag Team Title Match

Demolition defeated The Powers of Pain via pinfall - 14:38
3/4*
(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

King of the Ring qualifying matches

Andre The Giant and Hacksaw Jim Duggan fought to a double countout - 14:11
-***

Bad News Brown defeated Hercules via pinfall - 11:24
*3/4

Jake Roberts defeated Haku via pinfall - 28:33
-****

Arn Anderson defeated Dynamite Kid via DQ - 15:52
**3/4

Hulk Hogan & The Ultimate Warrior defeated Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase & Ravishing Rick Rude via DQ - 12:03
*1/4

Card rating - 1/4*

Comments:

In the main event nothing was settled thanks to the interference of Bobby Heenan.  However, due to their ongoing rivalry The Ultimate Warrior will defend the InterContinental Title at the King of the Ring against Ravishing Rick Rude.  Should Rude lose, it may be some time before he gets another title shot.

The Powers of Pain will also have to wait their turn after they were once again defeated by Demolition for the tag team straps.  With such a strong tag team division there are plenty of other worthy contenders waiting their chance.

Jake Roberts and Bad News Brown advanced in the KotR tourney, although the methods of Bad News were dubious to say the least.  Out of the tournament however, are Andre and Hacksaw, after they fought to a double counout and the decision has been controversially taken to eliminate both from the tournament, thus ending Bobby Heenan's interest in just one night.  Strangely, Heenan didn't seem too concerned.  We shall have to wait and see what he has up his sleeve...
ianclarkPosted on 12/13/04 at 00:06:17

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - June 1989

The Bushwhackers v The Twin Towers

Roddy Piper v Dino Bravo (KotR qualifier)
Tito Santana v Rick Martel (KotR qualifier)
Jimmy Snuka v Randy Savage (KotR qualifier)
Ronnie Garvin v Rick Martel (KotR qualifier)

Davey Boy Smith v Tully Blanchard

20 Man Battle Royal
ianclarkPosted on 12/13/04 at 00:09:24

Correction !!!!

Ronnie Garvin will face Greg Valentine in a KotR qualifier and not Rick Martel as previously stated.
ianclarkPosted on 12/13/04 at 00:33:20

Saturday Nights Main Event - June 1989

The Twin Towers defeated The Bushwhackers via countout - 19:09
*

King of the Ring qualifying matches

Roddy Piper defeated Dino Bravo via countout - 9:53
-*1/4

Tito Santana defeated Rick Martel via pinfall - 18:30
***

Randy Savage defeated Jimmy Snuka via pinfall - 13:27
*3/4

Ronnie Garvin defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 14:14
**3/4

Tully Blanchard defeated Davey Boy Smith via countout - 8:19
**3/4

Bad News Brown won a 20 man Battle Royal - 50:19
**1/2

Card rating - **1/4

Comments:

The line up for the King of the Ring tournament is now complete and the brackets look like this:

Roddy Piper v Honky Tonk Man
Tito Santana v Randy Savage
Jake Roberts v Bad News Brown
Ronnie Garvin v Mr Perfect

Other matches scheduled for the pay per view are:

WWF World Heavyweight Title

Hulk Hogan v Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase

WWF InterContinental Title

The Ultimate Warrior v Ravishing Rick Rude

WWF World Tag Team Titles

Demolition v Twin Towers

plus:

British Bulldogs v BrainBusters

In some other, sadder news I have to report a couple of long term injuries to The Bushwhackers.  To "celebrate" their title shot at KotR, Akeem and Big Boss Man completely destroyed Butch and Luke, and both men had to be taken from ringside on stretchers and taken straight to hospital.  It has now become known that neither man will wrestle for at least 6 months.  They will be sorely missed.
ianclarkPosted on 12/19/04 at 20:48:05

King of the Ring 1989 - June 1989

The British Bulldogs defeated BrainBusters via pinfall - 13:26
***3/4

King of the Ring 1st Round:

Honky Tonk Man defeated Roddy Piper via pinfall - 14:24
*1/2

Randy Savage defeated Tito Santana via submission - 15:33
*1/2

Jake Roberts defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 10:33
-*1/2

Mr Perfect defeated Ronnie Garvin via pinfall - 14:05
***1/4

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated Twin Towers via pinfall - 17:32
**1/2

(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

King of the Ring Semi Finals:

Honky Tonk Man defeated Randy Savage via submission - 8:36
**

Jake Roberts defeated Mr Perfect via pinfall - 5:40
**1/2

WWF InterContinental Title Match

The Ultimate Warrior defeated Ravishing Rick Rude via pinfall - 00:30.
*

(The Ultimate Warrior retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

King of the Ring Final:

Jake Roberts defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 8:35
3/4*

(Jake Roberts won the King of the Ring)

WWF World Heavyweight Title

Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase defeated Hulk Hogan via submission - 6:39
***

(Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase won the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

In what many might consider a major upset, the Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase defeated the Hulkster to win the WWF Heavyweight Title.  DiBiase put in an excellent performance but already the challengers are lining up.  Hulk Hogan will be looking for a rematch, Jake Roberts won the King of the Ring tournament and will get a title shot at Summerslam and I-C champ Ultimate Warrior will also feel he deserves a chance at the big prize after a record breaking defence against Rick Rude.

Also, Demolition managed to successfully defend the Tag Titles again, this time against the massive combination of Akeem and the Big Boss Man, the Twin Towers.

In other news, the WWF have added another pay per view event to the packed summer schedule.  In July, Wrestlefest will take place with a full card of at least 10 matches.
JoshEnglemanPosted on 12/19/04 at 22:26:55

I was kind of curious as to where you got all of the old guys exports. I haven't really seen them anywhere.
ianclarkPosted on 12/19/04 at 23:32:24

I got most of them from the TNM website itself and the odd ones it didn't have, I got from links off of that website.

I'm sorry but I can't remember exactly which sites but some took some finding.
ianclarkPosted on 12/20/04 at 00:24:59

I just wanted to say to anyone that is interested, I am always open to any booking ideas.
ianclarkPosted on 12/20/04 at 23:52:33

The card for Wrestlefest 1989

The Rockers v The Rougeau Brothers
Hercules v Randy Savage
Dusty Rhodes v Haku

WWF World Tag Team Title Match

Demolition v The British Bulldogs

Koko B.Ware v Big Boss Man
Tito Santana v Akeem
Brutus Beefcake v Dino Bravo

WWF InterContinental Title Match

The Ultimate Warrior v Bad News Brown

Roddy Piper v Rick Rude
Hacksaw Jim Duggan v Andre The Giant
The Hart Foundation v The Bolsheviks

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match (in a steel cage)

Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase v Hulk Hogan

Comments:

As you can see "The Amercian Dream" Dusty Rhodes will be making his long awaited debut for the WWF against Haku.

ianclarkPosted on 12/21/04 at 19:33:44

Wrestlefest 1989 -

The Rockers defeated The Rougeau Brothers via pinfall - 20:53
****1/4

Hercules defeated Randy Savage via submission - 6:15
***3/4

Haku defeated Dusty Rhodes via pinfall - 14:07
1/4*

WWF World Tag Team Title Match

Demolition defeated The British Bulldogs via pinfall - 4:06
***

(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Big Boss Man defeated Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 16:41
***1/2

Akeem defeated Tito Santana via pinfall - 5:49
**1/4

Brutus Beefcake defeated Dino Bravo via submission - 13:46
-**1/4

WWF InterContinental Title Match

The Ultimate Warrior defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 9:39
-**1/2

(The Ultimate Warrior retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

Roddy Piper defeated Rick Rude via DQ - 1:59
**3/4

Hacksaw Jim Duggan defeated Andre The Giant via DQ - 19:51
-****1/4

The Hart Foundation defeated The Bolsheviks via DQ - 3:24
1/4*

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match (in a steel cage)

Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase defeated Hulk Hogan by escaping the cage - 17:24
*1/2

(Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - 1/4*

Comments:

Although there were no title changes, it was a very eventful night in the WWF.

No sooner had Haku defeated the disappointing Dusty Rhodes than he announced he was quitting the WWF and will leave immediately.  This did not stop Bobby Heenan's big announcement however.  He has shocked the world by adding the very talented Mr Perfect to his family.  To say Rick Rude did not look happy would be a huge understatement.  Rude's mood was further darkened when the new family member got him a DQ loss against Roddy Piper.

ROSTER UPDATE:

FACES:

HULK HOGAN
THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR
RODDY PIPER
DUSTY RHODES
JAKE ROBERTS
BRUTUS BEEFCAKE
HACKSAW JIM DUGGAN
TITO SANTANA
RONNIE GARVIN
HERCULES
SUPERFLY JIMMY SNUKA
KOKO B.WARE

DEMOLITION
HART FOUNDATION  
THE BRITISH BULLDOGS
THE ROCKERS  

HEELS:

MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE (5)
ANDRE THE GIANT (1)
RAVISHING RICK RUDE (1)
MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE
MR PERFECT (1)
BAD NEWS BROWN
DINO BRAVO (2)
RICK MARTEL (3)
HONKY TONK MAN (2)
GREG VALENTINE (2)

BRAINBUSTERS (1)
POWERS OF PAIN (4)
TWIN TOWERS (3)
THE FABULOUS ROUGEAUS (2)
THE BOLSHEVIKS (3)

MANAGERS:

(1) BOBBY HEENAN
(2) JIMMY HART
(3) SLICK
(4) MR FUJI
(5) SENSATIONAL SHERRI

CHAMPIONS:

WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION:

MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE

WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION:

THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR

WWF WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS:

DEMOLITION


The card for Summerslam 1989 -

"Superfly" Jimmy Snuka v Macho Man Randy Savage
Rugged Ronnie Garvin v Honky Tonk Man
The Rockers v The Rougeau Brothers
Dusty Rhodes v Greg Valentine

WWF World Tag Team Titles No.1 Contenders Match

The Hart Foundation v The British Bulldogs v The BrainBusters v The Powers of Pain

Brutus Beefcake v Rick Martel
Hulk Hogan v Ravishing Rick Rude

Ultimate Warrior / Demolition v Andre the Giant / Akeem / Big Boss Man

Rowdy Roddy Piper v Mr Perfect

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase v Jake "The Snake" Roberts


ianclarkPosted on 12/23/04 at 14:32:07

SummerSlam 1989

Randy Savage defeated Jimmy Snuka via DQ - 13:46
*

Ronnie Garvin defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 15:45
**

The Rougeau Brothers defeated The Rockers via pinfall -15:18
****

Dusty Rhodes defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 4:35
**1/2

No.1 Contenders Match

The Powers of Pain defeated The British Bulldogs, The Hart Foundation and BrainBusters - 39:26
**1/4

Rick Martel defeated Brutus Beefcake via submission - 9:33
-1/2*

Rick Rude defeated Hulk Hogan via pinfall - 13:47
*3/4

Ultimate Warrior & Demolition defeated Andre The Giant & Twin Towers via DQ - 3:13
-1/2*

Mr Perfect defeated Roddy Piper via submission - 8:49
**1/2

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase defeated Jake "Snake" Roberts via submission - 16:42
*1/4

(Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - *1/4

Comments:

The only title on the line tonight was the World Title and it was retained  by Ted DiBiase after an excellent hard fought encounter.  "The Snake" will certainly be looking for a rematch.

The Powers of Pain have reclaimed their slot as No.1 contenders to Demolition's tag straps after overcoming 3 other superb teams in an exhausting encounter.  Meanwhile, the feud between The Rougeaus and The Rockers is no nearer its conclusion after The Rougeaus won a stunning match.

There were also good wins for Rick Rude, Mr Perfect, Ronnie Garvin, Dusty Rhodes and Rick Martel.
ianclarkPosted on 12/31/04 at 18:26:06

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - September 1989.

Ricky Steamboat v Boris Zhukov
Koko B.Ware v Barry Windham
The Hart Foundation v BrainBusters
Hercules v Big Boss Man

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior v Andre The Giant

Comments:

Another coup for the WWF as two genuine superstars make their debuts this month.  

Also, the WWF have announced the team captains for the 1989 Survivor Series.  They are as follows:

Hulk Hogan's team v Rick Rude's team
Ultimate Warrior's team v Andre The Giant's team
Roddy Piper's team v Mr Perfect's team
Dusty Rhodes' team v Randy Savage's team
Jake Roberts' team v Ted DiBiase's team

The rest of the teams will be announced nearer the time.

ianclarkPosted on 12/31/04 at 18:46:42

Saturday Nights Main Event - September 1989

Ricky Steamboat defeated Boris Zhukov via submission - 11:10
*1/4

Barry Windham defeated Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 14:23
****1/4

BrainBusters defeated The Hart Foundation via pinfall - 18:25
***3/4

Big Boss Man defeated Hercules via pinfall - 21:30
***

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior and Andre The Giant fought to a double countout - 13:01
-***

(Ultimate Warrior retained WWF InterContinental Title)

Comments:

The match for the I-C title quickly descended into chaos and nothing was settled, so the Warrior retained the title.  There is no doubt though, that the Giant is on the warpath, ably supported by the Heenan Family.

Talking of Heenan, he once again added to his family, with debutant Barry Windham becoming the latest member.

Windham and Ricky Steamboat both enjoyed successful debuts, and the other two matches on the card were both thrillers!!

See you next month!
ianclarkPosted on 01/02/05 at 21:04:34

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - October 1989

Hulk Hogan v Akeem
Jimmy Snuka v Dino Bravo
Tito Santana v Mr Perfect
Ronnie Garvin v Bad News Brown
Hacksaw Duggan v Nikolai Volkoff

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v The Powers Of Pain
Psymin1Posted on 01/02/05 at 21:47:02

Like the fed a lot, and just thought I would add some predictions if you wouldn't mind:

Hulk Hogan DEFEATS Akeem
Dino Bravo DEFEATS Jimmy Snuka
Mr. Perfect DEFEATS Tito Santana
Ronnie Garvin DEFEATS Bad News Brown
Nikolai Volkoff DEFEATS Hacksaw Duggan

Demolition DEFEATS The Powers of Pain

Look forward to seeing what happens.  Great fed you got here, keep it up.

~Psymin
ianclarkPosted on 01/03/05 at 13:49:12

Thanks for the comments and predictions, much appreciated.  Each time I post a card I will not post the results immediately so that anyone that wants to, can predict the results.

Anyway, here are the results for Saturday Nights Main Event - October 1989

Akeem defeated Hulk Hogan via pinfall - 19:49
-**1/4

Jimmy Snuka defeated Dino Bravo via pinfall - 5:42
-*1/4

Tito Santana defeated Mr Perfect via submission - 12:07
**3/4

Ronnie Garvin defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 12:43
DUD

Hacksaw Jim Duggan defeated Nikolai Volkoff via pinfall - 2:17
DUD

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated The Powers of Pain via pinfall - 18:33
3/4*

(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Card rating - 1/2*

Comments:

Demolition once again seem unbeatable as they defeated the No.1 contenders, The Powers of Pain convincingly once again.

Earlier in the night there was a major upset as the "African Dream" Akeem defeated the legendary Hulk Hogan.  All is that as it seems though as "Ravishing" Rick Rude had a major hand in the outcome and only managed to intensify his rivalry with the Hulkster!

The full card for the 1989 Survivor Series has been announced as well:

Dusty Rhodes, Ronnie Garvin and The Rockers v Randy Savage, Bad News Brown and The Rougeaus.

Roddy Piper, Tito Santana and The Hart Foundation v Mr Perfect, Barry Windham and BrainBusters.

Ultimate Warrior, Jimmy Snuka and The British Bulldogs v Andre The Giant, Dino Bravo, Greg Valentine and The Honky Tonk Man.

Hulk Hogan, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Brutus Beefcake and Hercules v Rick Rude, Big Boss Man, Akeem and Nikolai Volkoff.

Jake Roberts, Ricky Steamboat and Demolition v Ted DiBiase, Rick Martel and The Powers of Pain.
Psymin1Posted on 01/05/05 at 21:06:36

Let's see if I can do better this time:

Dusty Rhodes, Ronnie Garvin and The Rockers v Randy Savage, Bad News Brown and The Rougeaus.
WINNER:  Randy Savage, BNB, Rogeaus

Roddy Piper, Tito Santana and The Hart Foundation v Mr Perfect, Barry Windham and BrainBusters.
WINNER:   Piper, Tito and Hart Foundation

Ultimate Warrior, Jimmy Snuka and The British Bulldogs v Andre The Giant, Dino Bravo, Greg Valentine and The Honky Tonk Man.
WINNER:  Ultimate, Snuka, Bulldogs

Hulk Hogan, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Brutus Beefcake and Hercules v Rick Rude, Big Boss Man, Akeem and Nikolai Volkoff.
WINNER:  Rude, BBM, Akeem, Volkoff

Jake Roberts, Ricky Steamboat and Demolition v Ted DiBiase, Rick Martel and The Powers of Pain.
WINNER:  Roberts, Steamboat, Demolition

Should be a great card, can't wait to see the results!

~Psymin
ianclarkPosted on 01/05/05 at 22:42:04

Survivor Series 1989

Randy Savage's Team defeated Dusty Rhodes' Team - 43:55
Survivors - Randy Savage & Raymond Rougeau
***1/2

Roddy Piper's Team defeated Mr Perfect's Team - 41:41
Survivors - Tito Santana & Bret Hart
***

Andre The Giant's Team defeated The Ultimate Warrior's Team - 1:16:41
Survivors - Andre The Giant & Honky Tonk Man
**1/2

Hulk Hogan's Team defeated Rick Rude's Team - 56:21
Survivors - Hacksaw Jim Duggan & Hercules
*3/4

Ted DiBiase's Team defeated Jake Roberts' Team - 32:01
Survivors - Ted DiBiase & The Powers of Pain
3/4*

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

What a fantastic night of action in the WWF.  Not 1 "Face" Team Captain managed to survive their matches.  Indeed, the 2 matches won by the "Face" team produced some very surprising survivors, proving just how exciting the WWF can be when it is so random.

Talking of random, Nikolai Volkoff has decided to quit the WWF, effective immediately!

The next SuperCard is Royal Rumble 1990 which will feature 3 title matches as well as the legendary 30 man over the top rope Battle Royal match called The Royal Rumble!

See you for the next Saturday Nights Main Event (card to be announced shortly).

(Note to psymin - 2 out of 5 this time.  Did you guess the correct "survivors" though?)
91Posted on 01/05/05 at 23:03:06

So what happened?
Snabbit888Posted on 01/06/05 at 00:24:26

On 01/05/05 at 23:03:06, 91 wrote:So what happened?
That's hardly important!
ianclarkPosted on 01/06/05 at 20:12:07

O.K., I  can appreciate wanting to know the full details of a card (but there is no booking so look for surprises!).

Survivor Series 1989

Randy Savage's team defeated Dusty Rhodes' team:

Dusty Rhodes defeated Jacques Rougeau via pinfall - 7:16.
Raymond Rougeau defeated Dusty Rhodes via DQ - 15:34.
Bad News Brown defeated Marty Jannetty via countout - 18:04.
Shawn Michaels defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 26:52.
Randy Savage defeated Shawn Michaels via pinfall - 36:51.
Raymond Rougeau defeated Ronnie Garvin via pinfall - 43:55.
Survivors - Randy Savage & Raymond Rougeau.

Roddy Piper's team defeated Mr Perfect's team:

Bret Hart defeated Mr Perfect via DQ - 15:08
Arn Anderson defeated Jim Niedhart via pinfall - 26:23
Tito Santana defeated Arn Anderson via pinfall - 27:16
Roddy Piper defeated Tully Blanchard via pinfall - 36:21
Barry Windham defeated Roddy Piper via pinfall - 37:44
Bret Hart defeated Barry Windham via submission - 41:41.
Survivors - Bret Hart & Tito Santana

Andre the Giant's team defeated Ultimate Warrior's team:

Jimmy Snuka defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 26:25
Andre the Giant defeated Davey Boy Smith via pinfall - 47:12.
Andre the Giant defeated Ultimate Warrior via pinfall - 49:49.
Andre the Giant defeated Dynamite Kid via countout - 1:04:08.
Jimmy Snuka defeated Dino Bravo via pinfall - 1:10:19.
Andre the Giant defeated Jimmy Snuka via pinfall - 1:16:41.
Survivors - Andre the Giant and Honky Tonk Man

Hulk Hogan's team defeated Rick Rude's team:

Hacksaw Duggan defeated Akeem via pinfall - 20:51.
Rick Rude defeated Hulk Hogan via pinfall - 30:59.
Big Boss Man defeated Brutus Beefcake via pinfall - 42:07.
Hercules defeated Big Boss Man via DQ - 52:24.
Hercules defeated Nikolai Volkoff via submission - 53:26.
Hacksaw Duggan defeated Rick Rude via pinfall - 56:21.
Survivors - Hacksaw Duggan & Hercules

Ted DiBiase's team defeated Jake Roberts' team

The Barbarian defeated Smash via pinfall - 14:26
Ax and Rick Martel fought to a double countout - 22:04.
Ted DiBiase defeated Jake Roberts via submission - 28:38.
Ted DiBiase defeated Ricky Steamboat via DQ - 32:01
Survivors Ted DiBiase and The Powers of Pain.


The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - December 1989.

Hulk Hogan v Rick Rude
Roddy Piper v Mr Perfect

14 Man Tag Team Battle Royal to determine No.1 contenders.

Bret Hart v Barry Windham

Hogan / Rude v Piper / Perfect to determine No.1 contender for WWF World Heavyweight Title

Also announced for the Royal Rumble:

The Rockers v The Rougeau Brothers

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v No.1 contenders

WWF InterContinental Title Match (Career ending match)

Ultimate Warrior v Andre The Giant

WWF World Heavyweight Title

Ted DiBiase v No.1 contender.

Comments:

The rivalry between The Ultimate Warrior and Andre the Giant has reached such a level that they are both putting their WWF careers on the line in their I-C title match!!

There will also be another debutant in the WWF in January.  The as yet unnamed superstar has already been given a place in the Royal Rumble match itself!
Psymin1Posted on 01/08/05 at 05:16:50

Hulk Hogan v Rick Rude
Winner: Hulk Hogan

Roddy Piper v Mr Perfect
Winner: Mr. Perfect

14 Man Tag Team Battle Royal to determine No.1 contenders.
Winners:  The Rockers

Bret Hart v Barry Windham
Winner:  Bret Hart

Hogan / Rude v Piper / Perfect to determine No.1 contender for WWF World Heavyweight Title
Winner:  (Hogan v. Perfect) Hogan


Good  Survivor Series...My predictions got better by 1, lol, hopefully I'll keep getting better, cuz there aint to worse I CAN do.

~Psymin
ianclarkPosted on 01/08/05 at 13:30:03

Saturday Nights Main Event - December 1989 -

Rick Rude defeated Hulk Hogan via countout - 7:12
*3/4

Roddy Piper defeated Mr Perfect via submission - 11:29
****

14 Man Tag Team Battle Royal

The Hart Foundation won the Battle Royal - 16:24
***3/4

(The Hart Foundation become No.1 contenders)

Barry Windham defeated Bret Hart via pinfall - 2:36
**

Number One Contenders Match

Roddy Piper defeated Rick Rude via submission - 37:17
****1/4

Card rating - ***1/4

Comments:

Roddy Piper has won the right to challenge Ted DiBiase for the WWF World Title at The Royal Rumble after a gruelling match against Rick Rude, which neither guy deserved to lose.

Earlier in the night,  interference by the Heenan Family cost Hulk Hogan his chance at the title shot.  Never one to forgive and forget the Hulkster gained some measure of revenge by helping Piper defeat Mr Perfect!

Also earning a title shot, were The Hart Foundation, who defeated 6 other teams to gain a shot at Demolition.

The card for The Royal Rumble 1990:

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase v Roddy Piper

WWF InterContinental Title Match (career ending match)

The Ultimate Warrior v Andre The Giant

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v The Hart Founation

The Rockers v The Rougeau Brothers

The Royal Rumble Match

Entries:

Akeem, Arn Anderson, Bad News Brown, Barry Windham, Big Boss Man, Boris Zhukov, Brutus Beefcake, Davey Boy Smith, Dino Bravo, Dusty Rhodes, Dynamite Kid, Greg Valentine, Hercules, Honky Tonk Man, Hulk Hogan, Jake Roberts, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Jimmy Snuka, Koko B.Ware, Mr Perfect, Randy Savage, Rick Martel, Rick Rude, Ricky Steamboat, Ronnie Garvin, The Barbarian, Tito Santana, Tully Blanchard, The Warlord & mystery wrestler.

ianclarkPosted on 01/08/05 at 19:42:22

Just a quick note to say to anyone that likes making predictions, I shall have to put a shorter time limit on this as I have now got another 6 cards ready to post.

Anyone that just wants to view, please be patient.

Thanks for the continued interest in my circuit, its much appreciated!

Psymin1Posted on 01/08/05 at 20:16:03

The card for The Royal Rumble 1990:

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match
Ted DiBiase v Roddy Piper
Winner: Roddy Piper

WWF InterContinental Title Match (career ending match)
The Ultimate Warrior v Andre The Giant
Winner: Andre The Giant

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match
Demolition v The Hart Founation
Winners:  The Hart Foundation

The Rockers v The Rougeau Brothers
Winners: The Rockers

The Royal Rumble Match
Entries:
Akeem, Arn Anderson, Bad News Brown, Barry Windham, Big Boss Man, Boris Zhukov, Brutus Beefcake, Davey Boy Smith, Dino Bravo, Dusty Rhodes, Dynamite Kid, Greg Valentine, Hercules, Honky Tonk Man, Hulk Hogan, Jake Roberts, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Jimmy Snuka, Koko B.Ware, Mr Perfect, Randy Savage, Rick Martel, Rick Rude, Ricky Steamboat, Ronnie Garvin, The Barbarian, Tito Santana, Tully Blanchard, The Warlord & mystery wrestler.
Winner: Randy Savage or the Mystery Wrestler, can't decide

Quick Question, the fed is unbooked, correct??

~Psymin
ianclarkPosted on 01/08/05 at 22:37:54

Yes, there is no booking involved at all!

Royal Rumble 1990

The Rockers defeated The Rougeaus via pinfall - 9:23
***1/2

WWF InterContinental Title Match (Career ending match)

The Ultmate Warrior defeated Andre The Giant via pinfall - 35:19
-*****

(The Ultimate Warrior retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Hart Foundation defeated Demolition via pinfall - 7:14.
**

(The Hart Foundation won the WWF World Tag Team Titles).

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Roddy Piper via submission - 17:41
***3/4

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Royal Rumble Match

Mr Perfect won the 1990 Royal Rumble match

The Warlord and Tully Blanchard started out.
Hercules entered at 0:02:00
Dino Bravo entered at 0:04:00
The Warlord threw out Blanchard at 0:05:35
Davey Boy Smith entered at 0:06:00
Ricky Steamboat entered at 0:08:00
Brutus Beefcake entered at 0:10:00
Hacksaw Duggan entered at 0:12:00
Warlord threw out Beefcake at 0:13:31
Koko B.Ware entered at 0:14:00
Tito Santana entered at 0:16:00
K.B.Ware threw out Bravo at 0:17:13
Randy Savage entered at 0:18:00
Rick Martel entered at 0:20:00
Ronnie Garvin entered at 0:22:00
Greg Valentine entered at 0:24:00
Martel threw out Steamboat at 0:24:35
Valentine threw out Martel at 0:24:45
Rick Rude entered at 0:26:00
Hercules threw out Savage at 0:27:48
Jake Roberts entered at 0:28:00
Dusty Rhodes entered at 0:30:00
Honky Tonk Man entered at 0:32:00
Hercules threw out Roberts at 0:32:31
Dynamite Kid entered at 0:34:00
Rude threw out Dynamite at 0:35:39
Jimmy Snuka entered at 0:36:00
Arn Anderson entered at 0:38:00
Big Boss Man entered at 0:40:00
Boris Zhukov entered at 0:42:00
Anderson threw out Boss Man at 0:43:58
Mr Perfect entered at 0:44:00
Santana threw out Anderson at 0:44:58
Santana threw out Hercules at 0:45:06
Honky threw out K.B.Ware at 0:45:13
Akeem entered at 0:46:00
The Barbarian entered at 0:48:00
Santana threw out Barbarian at 0:49:09
Jeff Jarrett entered at 0:50:00
Warlord threw out Snuka at 0:50:05
Honky threw out Dusty at 0:50:34
Hulk Hogan entered at 0:52:00
Valentine threw out Santana at 0:53:20
Barry Windham entered at 0:54:00
Valentine threw out Honky at 0:54:33
Bad News Brown entered at 0:56:00
Zhukov threw out Rude at 0:56:40
Jarrett threw out Garvin at 1:04:09
Davey Boy threw out Warlord at 1:05:00
Bad News threw out Davey Boy at 1:08:11
Bad News threw out Zhukov at 1:08:20
Perfect threw out Hogan at 1:08:30
Jarrett threw out Valentine at 1:11:12
Jarrett threw out Akeem at 1:21:49
Jarrett threw out Windham at 1:26:16
Perfect threw out Bad News at 1:29:22
Jarrett threw out Duggan at 1:37:27
Perfect threw out Jarrett at 1:43:17
***3/4

Card rating - **1/2

Comments:

Mr Perfect won a classic Royal Rumble match to earn a shot at the WWF Title at Wrestlemania VI. His last opponent was the surprise entry, who turned out to be none other than "Double J" Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett, managed by Jimmy Hart put in a fantastic show on his debut but was just denied by the Perfect One. One man who was not happy was WWF Champion Ted DiBiase. Having already retained his title in a gruelling match with Roddy Piper, DiBiase was seen in a heated discussion with Perfect's manager, Bobby Heenan.

Earlier in the night, The Ultimate Warrior ended Andre the Giant's WWF career. The Giant had his longest match in years but in the end an error of judgement by Andre's manager, Bobby Heenan brought about the pinfall victory for the Warrior.

Also, we have new Tag Champions, finally! Demolition were finally dethroned in a surprisingly short time by The Hart Foundation. However, Bret Hart was injured in the match and will miss several weeks of action. In a controversial move, the WWF have stated that Hart will be allowed time to recover and a rematch will not take place until Wrestlemania VI.

Last but not least, the WWF committee also announced that a new title was being created, the Television Title and that a tournament would be held over the next few weeks, to determine the 1st champion.
Psymin1Posted on 01/10/05 at 00:56:12

Fantastic card Ian, I love the way your fed is going which is why i keep coming back for more!  I think this has been the pinnacle event so far, and I cant wait for your build up to the grand-daddy of them all-Wrestlemania.  Sad to see Bret hurt, but that should make for an awesome Wrestlemania tag match.  I loved seeing Double J, sad I was wrong on who would win the rumble though.  But, you gotta like the Perfect One claiming the victory.  I got 3 predictions right this time, so I got better, lol.  Im interested to see who will eventually hold the TV title in the upcoming weeks as that should be quite entertaining.  And love seeing the belt stay around Mr. DiBiase's waist.  Again, I think this was the best card to date and highly look forward to reading the next cards.

(Also note:  I am starting up school this week again, and I have some crazy scheduling going on these next two weeks, so don't think you have to wait for my predictions, I most likely won't be making any for the next week or so, but I'll definitely try to read still.)

~Psymin
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 01:09:07

Thanks for the input and I'm really pleased you're enjoying my circuit, I'm enjoying putting the cards together and seeing what happens as well.

Oh, by my count you only got 2 predictions correct this time haha!!

I will be posting all the cards up to and including Wrestlemania VI tomorrow!
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 11:16:33

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - February 1990

WWF Television Title Tournament

1st Round

Jimmy Snuka v Rick Martel
Tito Santana v Boris Zhukov
Ricky Steamboat v Akeem

Koko B.Ware v Jeff Jarrett

British Bulldogs v Powers of Pain

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior v Bad News Brown
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 11:25:32

Saturday Nights Main Event - February 1990

WWF Television Title Tournament

Rick Martel defeated Jimmy Snuka via submission - 14:08
**1/4

Tito Santana defeated Boris Zhukov via pinfall - 13:49
-3/4*

Ricky Steamboat defeated Akeem via pinfall - 14:17
***1/2

Jeff Jarrett defeated Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 12:28
****

British Bulldogs and Powers of Pain battled to a double countout - 6:53
**

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior defeated Bad News Brown via DQ - 18:22
-***

Card rating -1/2*

Comments:

The biggest moment of the night didn't concern any of the matches. Ted DiBiase and Bobby Heenan came out for an interview and Heenan astonished everybody when he announced he had agreed to waive Mr Perfect's title shot at Wrestlemania VI - for a price !!!!

Mr Perfect then appeared and proceeded to argue with Heenan before firing him and then telling DiBiase he would see The Million Dollar Man at WM !!! Suddenly, the BrainBusters appeared and proceeded to attack Perfect, leaving him lying as The Million Dollar Man looked on, laughing!

A very impressive debut from Jeff Jarrett in a very good match. Jarrett wasn't finished for the night though, as he interfered in The Warrior's title defence to the extent that The Warrior demanded to face Jarrett at Wrestlemania VI.

Earlier in the night, Rick Martel, Tito Santana and Ricky Steamboat all progressed in the T.V.Title tournament.
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 11:29:36

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - March 1990

WWF Television Title Tournament

Hacksaw Jim Duggan v Greg Valentine
Brutus Beefcake v Honky Tonk Man
Dusty Rhodes v Dino Bravo

The Rockers v BrainBusters

Hulk Hogan v Big Boss Man

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase v Roddy Piper
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 11:37:59

Saturday Nights Main Event - March 1990

WWF Television Title Tournament

Greg Valentine defeated Hacksaw Duggan via pinfall - 15:53
1/2*

Brutus Beefcake defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 12:45
3/4*

Dusty Rhodes defeated Dino Bravo via pinfall - 12:46
-3/4*

The Rockers defeated BrainBusters via pinfall - 2:48
**3/4

Big Boss Man defeated Hulk Hogan via pinfall - 9:30
3/4*

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Roddy Piper via submission - 11:47
***1/2

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

Another great match between DiBiase and Piper saw The Million Dollar Man come up out on top again.

The Big Boss Man managed to defeat Hulk Hogan thanks to some help from his buddy, Akeem.  After the match the Twin Towers challenged the Hulkster (and a partner of his choice) to a match at Wrestlemania.  Hogan accepted and said he would announce his partner at The Main Event Special in 2 weeks time!

Greg Valentine, Brutus Beefcake and Dusty Rhodes progressed in The Television Title Tournament.
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 11:43:11

The card for March to Wrestlemania

Smash v Jim Niedhart

World Television Title Tournament

Hercules v Randy Savage
Ronnie Garvin v Barry Windham

Mr Perfect v Tully Blanchard

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior v Dino Bravo

ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 11:51:03

March to Wrestlemania

Smash defeated Jim Niedhart via pinfall - 13:54
3/4*

Randy Savage defeated Hercules via pinfall - 17:37
**1/4

Barry Windham defeated Ronnie Garvin via submission - 0:43.
*

Mr Perfect defeated Tully Blanchard via DQ - 0:30.
*

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior defeated Dino Bravo via DQ - 22:45
-***3/4

(Ultimate Warrior retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

Card rating - -3/4*

Comments:

Once again, Jeff Jarrett interfered in another Warrior I-C title defence causing fellow Hart Foundation member, Dino Bravo to be disqualified.

The match between Mr Perfect and Tully Blanchard never really got going as Arn Anderson interfered pretty much from the beginning.

Randy Savage and Barry Windham filled the last two slots in the T.V. Tournament quarter finals.
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 12:05:26

The card for Main Event Special

Demolition v The Rougeau Brothers

WWF Television Title Tournament

Quarter Finals

Rick Martel v Brutus Beefcake
Ricky Steamboat v Greg Valentine
Barry Windham v Tito Santana
Dusty Rhodes v Randy Savage

ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 12:09:56

Main Event Special

Demolition defeated The Rougeau Brothers via pinfall - 13:53
***1/2

WWF Television Title Quarter Finals

Rick Martel defeated Brutus Beefcake via pinfall - 14:22
-*

Barry Windham defeated Tito Santana via pinfall - 16:17
*3/4

Ricky Steamboat defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 17:19
**1/4

Dusty Rhodes defeated Randy Savage via DQ - 4:29
3/4*

Card rating - *1/4

Comments:

Another pay per view, another shocking change! Demolition surprised everyone when they announced Mr Fuji as their new manager!!

In an interview segment, Hulk Hogan announced that Brutus Beefcake would be his partner in his match against The Twin Towers at WMVI.

It has been announced that every superstar will feature at Wrestlemania and the full card will be 17 matches!!!!
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 12:16:53

The card for Wrestlemania VI

WWF World Heavweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase v Mr Perfect

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior v Jeff Jarrett

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v The Hart Foundation

WWF Televison Title Match

Dusty Rhodes / Barry Windham v Ricky Steamboat / Rick Martel

WWF Television Title Tournament Semi Finals

Dusty Rhodes v Barry Windham
Ricky Steamboat v Rick Martel

Hulk Hogan & Brutus Beefcake v Twin Towers
Roddy Piper v Rick Rude
Jake Roberts v Randy Savage
Hacksaw Jim Duggan v Honky Tonk Man
The British Bulldogs v The Rougeaus
The Rockers v BrainBusters
Tito Santana v Bad News Brown
Ronnie Garvin v Greg Valentine
Hercules v Dino Bravo
Jimmy Snuka v The Barbarian
Koko B.Ware v The Warlord
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 12:45:31

Wrestlemania VI

WWF Television Title Semi Finals

Ricky Steamboat defeated Rick Martel via countout - 28:32
***1/2

Barry Windham defeated Dusty Rhodes via submission - 25:00
***3/4

The Warlord defeated Koko B.Ware via DQ - 5:40
**

BrainBusters defeated The Rockers via pinfall - 9:29
***1/2

Hercules defeated Dino Bravo via submission - 13:58
*1/4

The Barbarian defeated Jimmy Snuka via submission - 18:36
*

The Rougeaus defeated The British Bulldogs via by DQ - 2:25
***

WWF Television Title Match

Barry Windham defeated Ricky Steamboat via pinfall - 3:55
***

(Barry Windham won the WWF Television Title)

Bad News Brown defeated Tito Santana via pinfall - 12:43
*1/2

Ronnie Garvin defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 14:26
**1/4

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated The Hart Foundation via DQ - 14:23
**3/4

(The Hart Foundation retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Hacksaw Duggan defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 1:47
*1/2

Jake Roberts and Randy Savage battled to a double countout - 5:58
3/4*

WWF InterContinental Title Match

The Ultimate Warrior defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 11:35
*1/4

(The Ultimate Warrior retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

The Twin Towers defeated Hulk Hogan & Brutus Beefcake via pinfall - 9:02
-*1/4

Rick Rude defeated Roddy Piper via DQ - 8:30
*3/4

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Mr Perfect via submission - 26:26
****

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - **3/4

Comments:

What an incredible night of action!!!

Once again Ted DiBiase and The Ultimate Warrior managed to retain their titles, although both matches were so intense, Mr Perfect and Jeff Jarrett will no doubt be looking for rematches.  The Warrior however, may well feel it is time for him to have a shot at the big prize.

The Hart Foundation managed to retain the Tag Titles but will have to look over their shoulders not just at Demolition but also The Twin Towers and BrainBusters who both have fantastic victories.

Barry Windham is the first WWF Televison Titleholder after he managed to defeat Ricky Steamboat.  The final was surprisingly short but both men had won long, gruelling semi final matches so that may not be a total surprise.

Also, The Barbarian and The Warlord were both impressive in their singles debuts.
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 12:51:07

ROSTER UPDATE:

FACES:  
 
HULK HOGAN  
THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR  
RODDY PIPER
RICKY STEAMBOAT
MR PERFECT
DUSTY RHODES
JAKE ROBERTS  
BRUTUS BEEFCAKE  
HACKSAW JIM DUGGAN  
TITO SANTANA  
RONNIE GARVIN  
HERCULES  
SUPERFLY JIMMY SNUKA  
KOKO B.WARE  
   
HART FOUNDATION  
THE BRITISH BULLDOGS  
THE ROCKERS  
 
HEELS:  
 
MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE (5)    
RAVISHING RICK RUDE (1)  
MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE  
JEFF JARRETT (2)
BARRY WINDHAM (1)
BAD NEWS BROWN  
DINO BRAVO (2)  
RICK MARTEL (3)  
HONKY TONK MAN (2)  
GREG VALENTINE (2)  
THE BARBARIAN (4)
THE WARLORD (4)

DEMOLITION (4)
BRAINBUSTERS (1)  
TWIN TOWERS (3)  
THE FABULOUS ROUGEAUS (2)  

MANAGERS:  
 
(1) BOBBY HEENAN  
(2) JIMMY HART  
(3) SLICK  
(4) MR FUJI  
(5) SENSATIONAL SHERRI  
 
CHAMPIONS:  
 
WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION:  
 
MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE
 
WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION:  
 
THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR  
 
WWF WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS:  
 
THE HART FOUNDATION

WWF TELEVISION CHAMPION:

BARRY WINDHAM


ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 15:25:57

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - April 1990

Hercules v The Warlord
The Rockers v The Twin Towers
Jake Roberts v Randy Savage
Dusty Rhodes v Rick Martel

WWF Television Title Match (2/3 Falls)

Barry Windham v Ricky Steamboat
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 15:40:33

Saturday Nights Main Event - April 1990

The Warlord defeated Hercules via submission - 15:31
*

The Twin Towers defeated The Rockers via pinfall - 15:48
***3/4

Jake Roberts and Randy Savage fought to a double DQ - 0:13
-1/2*

Dusty Rhodes defeated Rick Martel via pinfall - 1:35
*1/4

WWF Television Title Match (2/3 Falls)

Barry Windham defeated Ricky Steamboat via 2 falls to 1 - 23:38
***1/4

(Barry Windham retained the WWF Television Title)

Card rating - **

Comments:

Classic title match between 2 veterans for the T.V.Title.

In an interview segment Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase came out with the entire Heenan Family (Rude, Windham, Anderson and Blanchard) and challenged Mr Perfect to find 4 partners to participate in the first ever WWF War Games match at Wrestlefest in May.

Later in the night a smiling Mr Perfect introduced Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, Ricky Steamboat and Dusty Rhodes' as his partners for the match!!!

Also announced for Wrestlefest 90 are a rematch for the I-C Title between The Ultimate Warrior and Jeff Jarrett and The Twin Towers will challenge The Hart Foundation for the tag titles.

In other news Hercules and The Rougeaus are out of contract and have left the WWF.
ianclarkPosted on 01/10/05 at 23:28:29

The card for Wrestlefest 1990

War Games Match

Mr Perfect, Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, Ricky Steamboat & Dusty Rhodes v Ted DiBiase, Rick Rude, Barry Windham, Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior v Jeff Jarrett

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Hart Foundation v The Twin Towers

Jake Roberts v Randy Savage
British Bulldogs v Greg Valentine / Honky Tonk Man
The Rockers v Demolition
Tito Santana v Rick Martel
Jimmy Snuka v Bad News Brown
Brutus Beefcake v The Barbarian
Hacksaw Duggan v The Warlord
Ronnie Garvin v Dino Bravo
TerryFunkaPosted on 01/11/05 at 01:53:59

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Ultimate Warrior v Jeff Jarrett

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Hart Foundation v The Twin Towers - Harts

Jake Roberts v Randy Savage - Savage
British Bulldogs v Greg Valentine / Honky Tonk Man - Bulldogs
The Rockers v Demolition - Demolition
Tito Santana v Rick Martel  - Santana
Jimmy Snuka v Bad News Brown - Brown
Brutus Beefcake v The Barbarian - Barbarian
Hacksaw Duggan v The Warlord -Hacksaw
Ronnie Garvin v Dino Bravo - Bravo

Im not predictin wargames match cause i smell a turn but not sure from which end
Psymin1Posted on 01/11/05 at 08:08:33

I do too, Terryfunka, I am gonna go out on a limb and take a guess though:


War Games Match

Mr Perfect, Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, Ricky Steamboat & Dusty Rhodes v Ted DiBiase, Rick Rude, Barry Windham, Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard
Winners: DiBiase, Rude, Windham, Anderson, Blanchard
(I think its about time for Mr. Perfect to go heel)

WWF InterContinental Title Match
Ultimate Warrior v Jeff Jarrett
Winner: Jeff Jarrett

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match
The Hart Foundation v The Twin Towers
Winners: Hart Foundation

Jake Roberts v Randy Savage
Savage

British Bulldogs v Greg Valentine / Honky Tonk Man
Bulldogs

The Rockers v Demolition
Demolition

Tito Santana v Rick Martel
Martel

Jimmy Snuka v Bad News Brown
Bad News Brown

Brutus Beefcake v The Barbarian
Barbarian

Hacksaw Duggan v The Warlord
Hacksaw Duggan

Ronnie Garvin v Dino Bravo
"Rugged" Ronnie Garvin!

Shoud be very cool; thought i make one last preidicton before hell weeks started.  By the way, it was only two right for WM, damnit, i am good, aint I?

~Psymin
ianclarkPosted on 01/11/05 at 22:07:46

Wrestlefest 1990

Demolition defeated The Rockers via pinfall - 2:48
**3/4

Ronnie Garvin and Dino Bravo battled to a double countout - 12:43
-*1/4

Jimmy Snuka defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 8:10
-1/4*

WWF InterContinental Title Match

The Ultimate Warrior defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 10:26
*3/4

(The Ultimate Warrior retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

The British Bulldogs defeated Honky Tonk Man & Greg Valentine via pinfall - 6:40
***3/4

Brutus Beefcake defeated The Barbarian via submission - 15:28
-**1/4

Rick Martel defeated Tito Santana via pinfall - 2:49
*

Hacksaw Duggan defeated The Warlord via DQ - 1:14
-***

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Hart Foundation defeated The Twin Towers via pinfall - 9:33
*

(The Hart Foundation retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Jake Roberts defeated Randy Savage via pinfall - 10:40
*

War Games Match

Mr Perfect, Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, Ricky Steamboat & Dusty Rhodes defeated Ted DiBiase, Rick Rude, Barry Windham, Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard via submission - 27:32.
***

Card rating 3/4*

Comments:

Mr Perfect put himself in the running for another shot at the WWF title by getting Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase to submit, to gain victory for his team in the main event.

Demolition looked very good on the comeback trail and The Hart Foundation defeated the massive Twin Towers a lot easier than was expected.

The main event for the King of the Ring has been announced. After another successful I-C title defence, The Ultimate Warrior will finally get his shot at the big one, when he faces The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase for the WWF World Heavyweight Title.



Notes to readers: Mr Perfect for a heel change already?? This isn't WWE circa 2004 you know hahaha!!!

Seriously, thanks for all comments and predictions, its very nice to know others are enjoying my circuit as much as I am. Hopefully tomorrow when I have more time I will do a few more cards as well as some rankings. A lot of wrestlers are due for contract renewals soon so there may be a lot of changes in the next few months (gametime).  Also, look for a couple of turns, one of which may involve an established tag team splitting........
ianclarkPosted on 01/12/05 at 21:42:06

King of the Ring Qualifying Matches

Jake Roberts v Randy Savage
Dusty Rhodes v Bad News Brown
Hacksaw Duggan v Jeff Jarrett
Brutus Beefcake v Greg Valentine
Roddy Piper v The Warlord
Tito Santana v Rick Rude
Ronnie Garvin v Dino Bravo
Jimmy Snuka v Rick Martel
Hulk Hogan v The Barbarian
ianclarkPosted on 01/12/05 at 21:47:30

King of the Ring Qualifying Matches

Jake Roberts and Randy Savage fought to a double countout - 18:01
-*1/2

Bad News Brown defeated Dusty Rhodes via pinfall - 9:10
1/2*

Hacksaw Duggan defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 18:26
*1/2

Greg Valentine defeated Brutus Beefcake via pinfall - 15:03
-*1/4

Roddy Piper defeated The Warlord via submission - 0:23
1/4*

Tito Santana defeated Rick Rude via DQ - 14:51
*3/4

Ronnie Garvin defeated Dino Bravo via pinfall - 6:37
1/2*

Rick Martel defeated Jimmy Snuka via submission - 3:16
**

Hulk Hogan defeated The Barbarian via DQ - 10:20
-**1/2

Card rating - 1/4*

Comments:

The only real comment to make tonight was the surprisingly easy victory for Roddy Piper over the powerful Warlord.
ianclarkPosted on 01/12/05 at 21:49:41

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - June 1990

Koko B.Ware v Sgt Slaughter
The British Bulldogs v Demolition
Bret Hart v Arn Anderson
Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper v The Powers of Pain

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Mr Perfect v Ted DiBiase

ianclarkPosted on 01/12/05 at 22:01:01

Saturday Nights Main Event - June 1990

Sgt Slaughter defeated Koko B.Ware via submission - 13:30
***3/4

Demolition defeated The British Bulldogs via counout - 1:36
**

Arn Anderson defeated Bret Hart via pinfall - 12:43
***1/2

Hulk Hogan & Roddy Piper defeated The Powers of Pain via DQ - 18:37
-**1/2

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Mr Perfect via submission - 14:44
***3/4

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

What an incredible night of action and full of surprises!!!!

First of all, we saw the return of the legendary Sgt.Slaughter.  Unfortunately, his patriotic attitude has disappeared since he was last in the WWF and he is now managed by the devious one, Mr Fuji.  He did look very impressive though.

Next, we had a very short tag team match when The Dynamite Kid walked out on his longtime partner Davey Boy Smith.  As Smith was walking back to the dressing rooms The Kid attacked him and left him lying.  In an interview he claimed that he had carried Davey Boy for years and he had had enough!!

Finally, and perhaps the most shocking event of all, was Roddy Piper turning on Hulk Hogan after their match.  Not only that, but The Powers of Pain joined in on a 3 on 1 attack!!  Once again Mr Fuji was directing things and Piper announced he was also under the management of Fuji!!!

What a night!!!
ianclarkPosted on 01/12/05 at 22:04:09

The card for King of the Ring 1990

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase v Ultimate Warrior

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Hart Foundation v BrainBusters

WWF Television Title Iron Man Match

Barry Windham v Ricky Steamboat

King of the Ring tournament

Ronnie Garvin v Rick Martel
Tito Santana v Roddy Piper
Hacksaw Duggan v Bad News Brown
Hulk Hogan v Greg Valentine

20 Man Battle Royal
ianclarkPosted on 01/12/05 at 22:15:28

King of the Ring 1990

Sgt Slaughter won a 20 man Battle Royal - 1:07:43
***3/4

Ronnie Garvin defeated Rick Martel via pinfall - 9:08
*3/4

Tito Santana defeated Roddy Piper via pinfall - 12:11
**

Bad News Brown defeated Hacksaw Duggan via pinfall - 16:32
-***1/4

Greg Valentine defeated Hulk Hogan via pinfall - 14:16
*

Jake Roberts defeated Randy Savage via DQ - 1:48
DUD

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Hart Foundation defeated BrainBusters via DQ - 13:52
*1/4

Ronnie Garvin defeated Tito Santana via pinfall - 1:57
*1/4

Bad News Brown defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 7:46
**

WWF Television Title Iron Man Match

Ricky Steamboat defeated Barry Windham via 10 falls to 6 - 1:00:00
***1/2

(Ricky Steamboat won the WWF Television Title)

Ronnie Garvin defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 10:37
3/4*

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated The Ultimate Warrior via submission - 11:01
*3/4

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - *1/4

Comments:

Can anyone beat The Million Dollar Man???  Yet again Ted DiBiase managed to hold onto his title against another opponent, this time I-C champ The Ultimate Warrior.  Love him or loathe him, no one can deny DiBiase's credibility as he clocks up one year as WWF champ.

The next man to try and dethrone DiBiase is the surprise King of the Ring winner, Rugged Ronnie Garvin.  No doubt Garvin was helped by Hulk Hogan and Roddy Piper interfering in each other's matches causing both men to lose, but he still had to win 3 matches to win the crown, and claim a title shot at SummerSlam.

Ricky Steamboat finally managed to defeat Barry Windham in his favourite match , the Iron Man Match.  Windham has already invoked his return clause however, so this rivalry is far from over.

The same can also be said about the rivalries for the WWF Tag Titles and between "The Snake" and "The Macho Man", as nothing was settled in their matches either!!
ianclarkPosted on 01/12/05 at 22:19:07

WWF Title Rankings - June 1990

WWF World Heavyweight Title

Champion - Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase

1) Rugged Ronnie Garvin
2) Mr Perfect
3) Hulk Hogan
4) Roddy Piper

WWF InterContinental Title

Champion - The Ultimate Warrior

1) Rick Martel
2) Bad News Brown
3) Jeff Jarrett
4) Hacksaw Jim Duggan

WWF World Tag Team Titles

Champions - The Hart Foundation

1) BrainBusters
2) Demolition
3) The Twin Towers
4) The Rockers

WWF Television Title

Champion - Ricky Steamboat

1) Barry Windham
2) Dusty Rhodes
3) Tito Santana
4) Greg Valentine

ianclarkPosted on 01/14/05 at 23:34:22

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - July 1990

Tito Santana v Rick Martel

WWF World Tag Team Title Match

The Hart Foundation v Greg Valentine & Honky Tonk Man

Davey Boy Smith v Dynamite Kid

I-C Title No.1 Contenders Match

Dusty Rhodes v Hacksaw Duggan v Bad News Brown v Jeff Jarrett

Hulk Hogan v Roddy Piper
ianclarkPosted on 01/15/05 at 00:10:08

Saturday Nights Main Event - July 1990

Rick Martel and Tito Santana fought to a time limit draw - 20:00
****1/4

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Hart Foundation defeated Greg Valentine & Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 50:53
****

(The Hart Foundation retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Davey Boy Smith defeated The Dynamite Kid via pinfall - 10:39
**3/4

I-C Title No.1 Contenders Match

Hacksaw Duggan defeated Dusty Rhodes, Bad News Brown & Jeff Jarrett - 24:58
*1/4

Hulk Hogan defeated Roddy Piper via DQ - 9:46
-*

Card rating - *

Comments:

Another Saturday Nights Main Event and another crazy night of WWF action. Let's take it match by match. After a superb display of technical wrestling which ended in a draw, Tito Santana stunned the world by inviting Rick Martel to reform Strike Force. Much to his manager Slick's disgust, Martel accepted and the two men shook hands and left the ring, leaving Slick swearing revenge!

Next, after an awesome tag team title match, Honky Tonk Man, Dino Bravo and Jeff Jarrett all turned on Greg Valentine ending Valentine's long association with Jimmy Hart. All 4 men were smiling as they left "The Hammer" lying in the ring.

In the battle of the British Bulldogs, Davey Boy Smith defeated his longtime partner, The Dynamite Kid. Dynamite was furious and challenged Davey Boy to a "loser leaves WWF" match at Summerslam 1990, which Smith accepted.

Hacksaw Jim Duggan won a shot at the InterContinental Title at SummerSlam by defeating 3 other men in a No.1 contenders match.

In an interview both Jimmy Hart and Slick announced they had signed new tag teams which would soon be debuting in the WWF.

Finally, the main event between Hulk Hogan and Roddy Piper descended into chaos, when The Powers of Pain interfered. Things looked even worse for the Hulkster when Demolition appeared, but then to everyone's surprise Demolition chased Piper, The Powers of Pain and even Mr Fuji out of the ring thus saving Hulk Hogan.
ianclarkPosted on 01/15/05 at 00:14:21

The card for SummerSlam 1990

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase v Ronnie Garvin

WWF InterContinental Title Match

The Ultimate Warrior v Hacksaw Jim Duggan

WWF Television Title Match

Ricky Steamboat v Barry Windham

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Hart Foundation v BrainBusters

Hulk Hogan v Roddy Piper
Jake Roberts v Randy Savage

Loser leaves WWF match

Davey Boy Smith v Dynamite Kid

Dusty Rhodes & Demolition v Sgt.Slaughter & The Powers of Pain

Greg Valentine v Honky Tonk Man
The Rockers v The Nasty Boys
Jimmy Snuka v Big Boss Man
ianclarkPosted on 01/15/05 at 12:01:25

SummerSlam 1990

Big Boss Man defeated Jimmy Snuka via pinfall - 15:34
**1/2

The Nasty Boys defeated The Rockers via pinfall - 14:20
****

Greg Valentine defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 17:23
***

Sgt. Slaughter & The Powers of Pain defeated Dusty Rhodes & Demolition via DQ - 8:15
1/2*

Loser Leaves WWF Match

Davey Boy Smith defeated Dynamite Kid via pinfall - 9:51
**1/2

WWF Television Title Match

Barry Windham defeated Ricky Steamboat via pinfall - 11:51
***3/4

(Barry Windham won the WWF Television Title)

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

BrainBusters defeated The Hart Foundation via pinfall - 5:59
***1/4

(BrainBusters won the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Randy Savage defeated Jake Roberts via pinfall - 8:02
-1/2*

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Jim Duggan defeated The Ultimate Warrior via pinfall - 7:43
-***

(Hacksaw Jim Duggan won the WWF InterContinental Title)

Hulk Hogan defeated Roddy Piper via pinfall - 11:34
-*1/2

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Ronnie Garvin via submission - 9:22
***

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - 3/4*

Comments:

Another pay per view, and yet another title defence for the Million Dollar Man, is he unstoppable after more than a year as WWF champ?

It was the only title to remain with the champion though as in a major upset Hacksaw Duggan defeated The Warrior, the BrainBusters finally won the WWF Tag Team Title straps and Barry Windham regained the T.V.Title from Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat.

The Dynamite Kid gambled with his WWF career - and lost.  He is gone for good leaving Davey Boy Smith to use the name The British Bulldog and go searching for some singles titles!

Earlier in the night, Jimmy Hart's new tag team were revealed as The Nasty Boys, and they looked very impressive, defeating The Rockers.

In an interview segment, Slick also introduced his new tag team.  They are Doom - Ron Simmons and Butch Reed and Slick predicted they would destroy Strike Force!
ianclarkPosted on 01/15/05 at 12:06:34

Lots of changes recently so time for a roster update:

FACES:

HULK HOGAN
THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR
RICKY STEAMBOAT
MR PERFECT
DUSTY RHODES
JAKE ROBERTS
BRUTUS BEEFCAKE
HACKSAW JIM DUGGAN
BRITISH BULLDOG
GREG VALENTINE
RONNIE GARVIN
SUPERFLY JIMMY SNUKA
KOKO B.WARE

DEMOLITION
HART FOUNDATION
STRIKE FORCE
THE ROCKERS

HEELS:

MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE
MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE (5)
RAVISHING RICK RUDE (1)
RODDY PIPER (4)
JEFF JARRETT (2)
BARRY WINDHAM (1)
SGT. SLAUGHTER (4)
BIG BOSS MAN (3)
BAD NEWS BROWN
DINO BRAVO (2)
HONKY TONK MAN (2)
AKEEM (3)

BRAINBUSTERS (1)
POWERS OF PAIN (4)
THE NASTY BOYS (2)
DOOM (3)

MANAGERS:

(1) BOBBY HEENAN
(2) JIMMY HART
(3) SLICK
(4) MR FUJI
(5) SENSATIONAL SHERRI

CHAMPIONS:

WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION:

MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE

WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION:

HACKSAW JIM DUGGAN

WWF WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS:

BRAINBUSTERS

WWF TELEVISION CHAMPION:

BARRY WINDHAM
ianclarkPosted on 01/15/05 at 14:17:33

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - September 1990

Jimmy Snuka & Koko B.Ware v Doom

Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich v The Brooklyn Brawler

Brutus Beefcake v Sgt. Slaughter

WWF Television Title Match

Mr Perfect v Barry Windham

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Jim Duggan v Macho Man Randy Savage

ianclarkPosted on 01/16/05 at 03:53:52

Come on everybody!!

748 people have viewed the site (alright I know that isn't 748 different people), but surely more than 2 others have comments to make!!!!  

Let me know what you think, good or bad, I'm open to all sorts of opinions......

Over to you....
Murphy42782Posted on 01/16/05 at 05:20:26

Hey Ian, Do you think you could email me an export of your wrestler database? I would really like to have some of the wrestlers you use. The Twin Towers is a nice one for instance. If you could send the entire database to me that would be great. I really like your circuit and constantly view the cards. I was hoping Dynamite would go over Davey Boy but oh well.

Thanx, Ed
Murphy42782@hotmail.com
ianclarkPosted on 01/16/05 at 11:50:25

Hiya,

Sorry, I seem to be having trouble sending an e-mail with the wrestler database attached.

All the wrestlers I've used though are on the main TNM homepage.  

Sorry again, but I'm not very technical with these things.
americamamushiPosted on 01/16/05 at 17:52:59

huzzah to DiBiase as champ!  *marks the hell out*

As for the line-up for the next SNME, Perfect vs. Windham should prove good, and I think it's safe to say who's going to win between Von Erich & the Brawler. ;)
Snabbit888Posted on 01/17/05 at 03:42:34

On 01/16/05 at 03:53:52, ianclark wrote:Come on everybody!!

748 people have viewed the site (alright I know that isn't 748 different people), but surely more than 2 others have comments to make!!!!

Let me know what you think, good or bad, I'm open to all sorts of opinions......

Over to you....
People will comment when they feel they have something to say.  Heckling for comments will alienate most people.
Psymin1Posted on 01/17/05 at 08:36:02

"heck·le - heck·led, heck·ling, heck·les:

  1. To try to embarrass and annoy (someone speaking or performing in public) by questions, gibes, or objection."

I highly doubt that Ian was trying to embarrass or annoy anyone.  I think he probably just wanted to see if people were reading, and if they were enjoying what they were reading.  I dont wanna be an ass, but I am being one because I don't think he was "heckling" anyone.  Just My Opinion, though.

~Psymin
Snabbit888Posted on 01/17/05 at 08:46:53

On 01/17/05 at 08:36:02, Psymin1 wrote:"heck·le - heck·led, heck·ling, heck·les:

1. To try to embarrass and annoy (someone speaking or performing in public) by questions, gibes, or objection."

I highly doubt that Ian was trying to embarrass or annoy anyone. I think he probably just wanted to see if people were reading, and if they were enjoying what they were reading. I dont wanna be an ass, but I am being one because I don't think he was "heckling" anyone. Just My Opinion, though.

~Psymin
It was a matter of me using an incorrect word.  But thank you for pulling out a dictionary on me, as I really appreciate that. [/sarcasm] Regardless, fishing for feedback isn't going to make you any friends around here.  He's getting a lot of views, so someone's reading it.  If that's not good enough for him, he's writing and simming for the wrong reasons.
ianclarkPosted on 01/17/05 at 09:38:48

Alright, alright, I didn't want to start any arguments on my circuit!!

I'm new to all this and was just interested in what people thought, and if any of those viewing with more experience than me, had any comments that would help me to improve the circuit.

I wasn't looking for compliments, just ideas etc

Thanks for the input!
Snabbit888Posted on 01/17/05 at 09:41:13

It's understandable.  Everybody wants to get feedback, ideas, etc. from people, but that'll come in tme.  Just let your circuit do the talking.  It's your baby. :)
americamamushiPosted on 01/17/05 at 19:11:11

On 01/17/05 at 08:36:02, Psymin1 wrote:"heck·le - heck·led, heck·ling, heck·les:

  1. To try to embarrass and annoy (someone speaking or performing in public) by questions, gibes, or objection."

I highly doubt that Ian was trying to embarrass or annoy anyone.  I think he probably just wanted to see if people were reading, and if they were enjoying what they were reading.  I dont wanna be an ass, but I am being one because I don't think he was "heckling" anyone.  Just My Opinion, though.

~Psymin
Dude... don't be that guy ;)
ianclarkPosted on 01/17/05 at 19:47:58

Please, no more talk about my daft post asking for comments (and no more arguments on my circuit!!).

Anyway, back to the reason we are all here...

Saturday Nights Main Event - September 1990

Doom defeated Jimmy Snuka & Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 25:06
***1/4

Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich defeated The Brooklyn Brawler via pinfall - 20:04
**

Brutus Beefcake defeated Sgt. Slaughter via DQ - 6:19
**

WWF Television Title Match

Barry Windham defeated Mr Perfect via pinfall - 14:18
***1/2

(Barry Windham retained the WWF Television Title)

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Jim Duggan defeated Macho Man Randy Savage via pinfall - 5:18
1/2*

(Hacksaw Jim Duggan retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

Card rating - **

Comments:

Another superb Saturday Nights Main Event!!

Hacksaw Jim Duggan surprised everyone by managing to hold onto his I-C title, meanwhile the T.V.Title match was interupted by Rick Rude, who proceeded to attack Mr Perfect and cost him victory, and the title.

There were very impressive debuts from Doom and The Texas Tornado, Kerry Von Erich.

Look out for the next Main Event card which will also have the line ups for the 1990 Survivor Series!
Shaun SindelmanPosted on 01/17/05 at 22:23:14

I think it's weird that Kerry Von Erich took 20 minutes to dispose of The Brooklyn Brawler.
ianclarkPosted on 01/20/05 at 00:09:29

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - October 1990

Ricky Steamboat v Jeff Jarrett

Demolition v The Powers of Pain

British Bulldog v Rick Rude

Dusty Rhodes v Akeem

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Duggan v Randy Savage

Comments:

Matches for the 1990 Survivor Series:

Ultimate Warrior (captain), Ricky Steamboat, Jake Roberts & Ronnie Garvin vs Ted DiBiase (captain), Jeff Jarrett, Bad News Brown & Dino Bravo.

Hulk Hogan (captain), Brutus Beefcake & Demolition vs  Roddy Piper (captain), Sgt.Slaughter & The Powers of Pain.

Mr Perfect (captain), British Bulldog & Hart Foundation vs Rick Rude (captain), Barry Windham & BrainBusters.

Dusty Rhodes (captain), Texas Tornado & Strike Force vs Big Boss Man (captain), Akeem & Doom

Hacksaw Duggan (captain), Greg Valentine & The Rockers vs Randy Savage (captain), Honky Tonk Man & The Nasty Boys.

Also, the WWF committee announced a European Tour with 3 dates in London, Paris & Dublin to be held in December.
Psymin1Posted on 01/20/05 at 07:04:20

First off, sorry about that, I was just joking around.  I meant to be sarcastic, but still sticking up for Ian at the same time.   I Wasn't trying to make you mad at me or anything, just fuckin' around.  So, my sincerest apologies.  Anyway, My Predictions:

{WINNERS IN BOLD, OBVIOUSLY}

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - October 1990

Ricky Steamboat v Jeff Jarrett

Demolition v The Powers of Pain

British Bulldog v Rick Rude

Dusty Rhodes v Akeem

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Duggan v Randy Savage

ianclarkPosted on 01/21/05 at 22:02:42

Saturday Nights Main Event - October 1990

Ricky Steamboat defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 13:24
**3/4

Demolition defeated The Powers Of Pain via pinfall - 14:41
*1/2

Rick Rude defeated The British Bulldog via pinfall - 8:55
***1/2

Dusty Rhodes defeated Akeem via DQ - 11:55
3/4*

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Jim Duggan defeated Randy Savage via pinfall - 16:33
*1/2

(Hacksaw Jim Duggan retained the WWF InterContinental Title).

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

These matches were really used as a Survivor Series warm up but it is still a major surprise to see Hacksaw Jim Duggan as I-C champ!

Note - I have already run the Survivor Series card but I will give anyone interested some time to predict the results - Beware no booking so look for some surprise results!!
ianclarkPosted on 01/25/05 at 22:28:04

Survivor Series 1990

Hacksaw Jim Duggan's team defeated Macho Man Randy Savage's team.

Shawn Michaels defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 8:37
Shawn Michaels defeated Jerry Sags via pinfall - 9:31
Marty Janetty defeated Brian Knobbs via pinfall - 22:12
Shawn Michaels defeated Randy Savage via DQ - 31:33

Survivors - Hacksaw Duggan, Greg Valentine & The Rockers.
**3/4

Dusty Rhodes' team defeated Big Boss Man's team

Rick Martel defeated Ron Simmons via DQ - 5:00
Texas Tornado defeated Butch Reed via pinfall - 11:09
Dusty Rhodes defeated Big Boss Man via pinfall - 21:09
Rick Martel defeated Akeem via DQ - 29:13

Survivors - Dusty Rhodes, Texas Tornado & Strike Force
*

Rick Rude's team defeated Mr Perfect's team

Rick Rude defeated Jim Niedhart via pinfall - 37:39
Arn Anderson defeated British Bulldog via pinfall - 46:09
Barry Windham defeated Bret Hart via pinfall - 53:23
Rick Rude defeated Mr Perfect via pinfall - 1:01:38

Survivors - Rick Rude, Barry Windham & BrainBusters
***1/2

Hulk Hogan's team defeated Roddy Piper's team

Hulk Hogan defeated The Warlord via pinfall - 11:10
Smash defeated Sgt. Slaughter via DQ - 28:56
Brutus Beefcake defeated Roddy Piper via submission - 43:00
Brutus Beefcake defeated The Barbarian via countout - 48:39

Survivors - Hulk Hogan, Brutus Beefcake & Demolition
DUD

The Ultimate Warrior's team defeated Ted DiBiase's team

Ricky Steamboat defeated Dino Bravo via pinfall - 1:38
Ricky Steamboat defeated Ted DiBiase via pinfall - 24:43
Ricky Steamboat defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 25:38
The Ultimate Warrior defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 31:45

Survivors - Ultimate Warrior, Ricky Steamboat, Jake Roberts & Ronnie Garvin
**1/4

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

What a bizarre night!!!

Every match was won by a team that suffered no eliminations at all - a 1st for the Survivor Series.  Amongst those making a strong impression were Ricky Steamboat and his performance has earned him a shot at the WWF World Title on the upcoming European Tour.  WWF Champion Ted DiBiase will also have to defend his title against Hacksaw Duggan and Ronnie Garvin.
ianclarkPosted on 01/27/05 at 22:22:37

The cards for WWF's December European Tour 1990

Paris

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ronnie Garvin v Ted DiBiase

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Duggan v Randy Savage

WWF Television Title Match

Mr Perfect v Barry Windham

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Hart Foundation v BrainBusters

Dusty Rhodes v Sgt. Slaughter
Ricky Steamboat v Jeff Jarrett
Brutus Beefcake v Akeem
Demolition v Powers of Pain
The Rockers v The Nasty Boys
Greg Valentine v Honky Tonk Man
Texas Tornado v Bad News Brown

Dublin

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ricky Steamboat v Ted DiBiase

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Duggan v Rick Rude

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v BrainBusters

Hulk Hogan v Sgt. Slaughter
Ultimate Warrior v Big Boss Man
Jake Roberts v Bad News Brown
Brutus Beefcake v Roddy Piper
Jimmy Snuka / Koko B.Ware v The Nasty Boys
Strike Force v Doom
Ronnie Garvin v Honky Tonk Man
British Bulldog v Dino Bravo

London

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Hacksaw Duggan v Ted DiBiase

WWF Television Title

British Bulldog v Barry Windham

Hulk Hogan v Roddy Piper
Dusty Rhodes v Randy Savage
Mr Perfect v Rick Rude
Ultimate Warrior v Jeff Jarrett
Jake Roberts v Honky Tonk Man
The Rockers v Big Boss Man / Akeem
Strike Force v Doom
Hart Foundation v Powers of Pain
Greg Valentine v Dino Bravo
Texas Tornado v Bad News Brown

All cards subject to change.
ianclarkPosted on 01/29/05 at 19:31:03

Results from WWF European Tour December 1990

Paris

Honky Tonk Man defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 12:43
**1/4

Bad News Brown defeated Texas Tornado via pinfall - 12:25
*3/4

The Rockers defeated The Nasty Boys via DQ - 9:05
**1/4

Brutus Beefcake defeated Akeem via submission - 17:27
-*1/4

Sgt.Slaughter defeated Dusty Rhodes via submission - 13:18
**1/2

The Powers of Pain defeated Demolition via pinfall - 7:38
**

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Duggan defeated Randy Savage via DQ - 11:22
*

(Hacksaw Duggan retained WWF InterContinental Title)

Jeff Jarrett defeated Ricky Steamboat via pinfall - 12:24
***1/2

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

BrainBusters defeated Hart Foundation via submission - 10:58
***1/4

(BrainBusters retained WWF World Tag Team Titles)

WWF Television Title Match

Barry Windham defeated Mr Perfect via countout - 2:43
**

(Barry Windham retained the WWF Television Title)

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Ronnie Garvin via submission - 23:44
***1/2

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - **1/2


Dublin

The Nasty Boys defeated Jimmy Snuka & Koko B.Ware via DQ - 18:41
**3/4

Roddy Piper defeated Brutus Beefcake via pinfall - 8:07
-*3/4

Ronnie Garvin defeated Honky Tonk Man via DQ - 9:48
*3/4

Doom defeated Strike Force via DQ - 8:45
1/2*

The Ultimate Warrior defeated Big Boss Man via pinfall - 13:34
1/4*

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated BrainBusters via pinfall - 8:08
***1/4

(Demolition won the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

British Bulldog defeated Dino Bravo via pinfall - 6:06
1/2*

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Rick Rude defeated Hacksaw Duggan via pinfall - 10:14
*3/4

(Rick Rude won the WWF InterContinental Title)

Jake Roberts defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 11:01
-*1/2

Hulk Hogan defeated Sgt. Slaughter via DQ - 2:20
-1/2*

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Ricky Steamboat via DQ - 2:27
**1/2

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - 3/4*


London

The Rockers defeated The Twin Towers via DQ - 19:56
**3/4

Dino Bravo defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 7:35
*1/4

Texas Tornado defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 7:22
*1/2

Jake Roberts defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 2:30
*3/4

Randy Savage and Dusty Rhodes battled to a double countout - 9:49
3/4*

Strike Force defeated Doom via submission - 15:46
*1/2

WWF World Television Title Match

British Bulldog defeated Barry Windham via pinfall - 11:55
****

(British Bulldog won WWF Television Title)

The Ultimate Warrior defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 9:03
*1/2

The Powers of Pain defeated The Hart Foundation via submission - 5:05
*

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Rick Rude defeated Mr Perfect via pinfall - 7:00
****1/4

(Rick Rude retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

Hulk Hogan defeated Roddy Piper via pinfall - 7:42
-*1/4

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Hacksaw Duggan via pinfall - 9:18
**3/4

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - *3/4

Overall comments:

What a fantastic first tour of Europe by the WWF!

All of the titles changed hands except the WWF World Heavyweight Title.  We've asked this before but can anyone defeated The Million Dollar Man??

After their aborted match on the tour, Ricky Steamboat will get another chance at the Royal Rumble.  Also, all the other champions will be defending their newly won titles.  Rick Rude will face Mr Perfect and both the British Bulldog and Demoliton will face the opponents they defeated for the titles, Barry Windham and the BrainBusters respectively.  This will mean that Bobby Heenan will have no representatives in the Rumble!

In other news Greg Valentine sustained an injury against Dino Bravo and will miss approximately 3 months of action.  

Finally, Brutus Beefcake has decided not to renew his contract and will leave the WWF after the Rumble.
ianclarkPosted on 01/29/05 at 21:41:41

Results from the Royal Rumble 1991

Brooklyn Brawler defeated Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 15:02
**

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated BrainBusters via pinfall - 13:54
****

(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

WWF Television Title Match

British Bulldog defeated Barry Windham via DQ - 12:11
***

(British Bulldog retained the WWF Television Title)

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Rick Rude defeated Mr Perfect via pinfall - 10:55
***3/4

(Rick Rude retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Ricky Steamboat via submission - 17:15
***1/2

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Royal Rumble Match

Texas Tornado won the 30 man 1991 Royal Rumble

Brutus Beefcake and The Barbarian started out
Beefcake threw out The Barbarian at 0:01:45
The Ultimate Warrior entered at 0:02:00
Honky Tonk Man entered at 0:04:00
Brian Knobbs entered at 0:06:00
Beefcake threw out Knobbs at 0:06:35
Butch Reed entered at 0:08:00
Warrior threw out Honky at 0:08:00
Warrior threw out Reed at 0:08:38
Jerry Sags entered at 0:10:00
Dino Bravo entered at 0:12:00
Hacksaw Duggan entered at 0:14:00
Shawn Michaels entered at 0:16:00
Duggan threw out Michaels at 0:17:33
Warrior threw out Duggan at 0:17:48
Jimmy Snuka entered at 0:18:00
Beefcake threw out Snuka at 0:18:56
Sgt.Slaughter entered at 0:20:00
Rick Martel entered at 0:22:00
Sags threw out Slaughter at 0:23:33
Bad News Brown entered at 0:24:00
Jake Roberts entered at 0:26:00
Beefcake threw out Bravo at 0:27:08
Martel threw out Bad News at 0:27:28
Martel threw out Warrior at 0:27:35
Martel threw out Sags at 0:27:46
Jim Niedhart entered at 0:28:00
Ronnie Garvin entered at 0:30:00
Roberts threw out Garvin at 0:31:06
Hulk Hogan entered at 0:32:00
Niedhart threw out Roberts at 0:33:45
Roddy Piper entered at 0:34:00
Piper threw out Niedhart at 0:34:31
Hogan threw out Martel at 0:35:15
Bret Hart entered at 0:36:00
Piper threw out Beefcake at 0:36:47
Piper threw out Hogan at 0:36:57
Tito Santana entered at 0:38:00
Santana threw out Hart at 0:38:07
Ron Simmons entered at 0:40:00
Piper threw out Santana at 0:40:24
Jeff Jarrett entered at 0:42:00
Piper threw out Simmons at 0:42:54
Jarrett threw out Piper at 43:36
Randy Savage entered at 0:44:00
Savage threw out Jarrett at 0:45:33
Akeem entered at 0:46:00
Dusty Rhodes entered at 0:48:00
Rhodes threw out Akeem at 0:49:00
Marty Janetty entered at 0:50:00
Janetty threw out Savage at 0:50:01
Rhodes threw out Janetty at 0:50:06
Texas Tornado entered at 0:52:00
The Warlord entered at 0:54:00
Big Boss Man entered at 0:56:00
The Warlord threw out Rhodes at 1:00:42
Boss Man threw out Warlord at 1:05:12
Tornado threw out Boss Man at 1:06:02
**

Card rating - ***

Comments:

Possibly the greatest pay per view in WWF history!!!

A bold statement but undoubtably true after 4 of the greatest title matches ever followed by a marvellous Royal Rumble match.

The Texas Tornado has been in the WWF for a few months without making much impact but that has all changed now that he has won the Royal Rumble match and booked a place in the Main Event at Wrestlemania VII.

His opponent will be Million Dollar Man who once again defended his WWF World Title taking his reign to 22 months!!!

The WWF Committee has also announced that the Saturday Nights Main Event mini pay per view, will now broadcast every month.
ianclarkPosted on 02/01/05 at 19:31:04

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - February 1991

Jimmy Snuka v Jeff Jarrett

Texas Tornado v Big Boss Man

14 man Tag Team Battle Royal

Jake Roberts v Akeem

Dusty Rhodes v Sgt Slaughter

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Hacksaw Duggan v Rick Rude
ianclarkPosted on 02/02/05 at 20:45:20

Saturday Nights Main Event - February 1991

Jimmy Snuka defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 6:00
**1/4

Texas Tornado defeated Big Boss Man via DQ - 3:48
***

The Powers of Pain won a 7 team Tag Team Battle Royal - 19:51
***1/4

Akeem defeated Jake Roberts via pinfall - 7:27
-1/2*

Dusty Rhodes defeated Sgt.Slaughter via pinfall - 9:58
**1/4

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Rick Rude defeated Hacksaw Duggan via pinfall - 14:41
**1/2

(Rick Rude retained the WWF InterContinental Title Match)

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

All is not as it seems by just looking at the results of these matches.  The Million Dollar Man attacked the Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich causing the DQ finish, and then later in the night, the Big Boss Man attacked Jake Roberts, helping his partner Akeem to a victory.

Some matches have been announced for Wrestlemania VII. They are:

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Texas Tornado v Ted DiBiase

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Dusty Rhodes v Rick Rude

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v Powers of Pain

Hulk Hogan v Roddy Piper
Jake Roberts v Big Boss Man

More matches will be announced, including an opponent for T.V. champ British Bulldog after the next Saturday Nights Main Event in March.  The card for that will be announced very shortly.
VertigoPosted on 02/03/05 at 17:04:18

I'm new to the board, but not TNM, and I am highly intrigued with your circuit. So intrigued, that I've been reading this entire topic for the past 20 minutes.

Texas Tornado winning the Rumble was pretty impressive considering he was in there with a couple of big guys in the end... he drew a lucky number. DiBiase has been so dominate as the World Champion that I don't think Tornado has a chance against him at 'mania!

Awesome stuff, though. I look forward to more.
ianclarkPosted on 02/03/05 at 22:21:51

Thanks for the comments, much appreciated!

I'm busy for the next couple of days but will do a big update, hopefully on Sunday. Also, I've been so busy updating my circuit, I've not had much chance to look and comment on other people's - sorry about that. I know its important for everyone to interact so I will do my share soon enough!

Thanks again for the continued interest in my circuit, I've got some great ideas for "1991"!!
ianclarkPosted on 02/05/05 at 12:18:26

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - March 1991

Koko B.Ware v mystery opponent

Tito Santana v Ron Simmons

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v BrainBusters

WWF Television Title Match

British Bulldog v Barry Windham

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ultimate Warrior v Ted DiBiase

ianclarkPosted on 02/05/05 at 12:59:17

Saturday Nights Main Event - March 1991

The Undertaker defeated Koko B.Ware via countout - 9:11
**

Tito Santana defeated Ron Simmons via DQ - 3:10
DUD

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated BrainBusters via pinfall - 27:59
***3/4

(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

WWF Television Title

British Bulldog defeated Barry Windham via pinfall - 18:48
***1/2

(British Bulldog retained the WWF Television Title)

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Ultimate Warrior via countout - 9:09
**1/4

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - **1/4

Comments:

The mystery opponent for Koko B.Ware turned out to be THE UNDERTAKER!!!! The Deadman looked impressive on his debut and will no doubt put the fear of God into many WWF stars!

Two major pieces of interference has led to matches being made for WMVII. Randy Savage distracted The Ultimate Warrior in the main event and the two will now meet in the big show! Also, Bad News Brown will challenge for the WWF Television Title after attacking The British Bulldog during his title defence. Finally, Barry Windham will square off against Mr Perfect in a loser leaves WWF match.
ianclarkPosted on 02/05/05 at 13:04:30

The card for Wrestlemania VII

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich v Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Dusty Rhodes v Ravishing Rick Rude

WWF Television Title Match

British Bulldog v Bad News Brown

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v Powers of Pain

Loser leaves WWF match

Mr Perfect v Barry Windham

plus:

Hulk Hogan v Roddy Piper
Ultimate Warrior v Randy Savage
Jake Roberts v Big Boss Man
Ricky Steamboat v Honky Tonk Man
Ronnie Garvin v The Undertaker
Hacksaw Duggan v Sgt. Slaughter
Jimmy Snuka v Jeff Jarrett
Koko B.Ware v Dino Bravo
Hart Foundation v BrainBusters
The Rockers v The Nasty Boys
Strike Force v Doom
VertigoPosted on 02/05/05 at 16:16:43

Dibiase and Demolition are insanely good champions. I laughed to myself when I read Undertaker beat Koko by countout because I was thinking as soon as the Undertaker came out, Koko took off through the crowd never to be seen again. Now my predictions for 'mania!

WWF World Heavyweight Title
Texas Tornado Kerry Von Erich v Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase

WWF InterContinental Title
Dusty Rhodes v Ravishing Rick Rude

WWF Television Title Match
British Bulldog v Bad News Brown

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match
Demolition v Powers of Pain

Loser leaves WWF match
Mr Perfect v Barry Windham

plus:

Hulk Hogan v Roddy Piper
Ultimate Warrior v Randy Savage
Jake Roberts v Big Boss Man
Ricky Steamboat v Honky Tonk Man
Ronnie Garvin v The Undertaker
Hacksaw Duggan v Sgt. Slaughter
Jimmy Snuka v Jeff Jarrett
Koko B.Ware v Dino Bravo
Hart Foundation v BrainBusters
The Rockers v The Nasty Boys
Strike Force v Doom
ianclarkPosted on 02/07/05 at 22:59:45

Sorry for the delay but here are the results from Wrestlemania VII

Dino Bravo defeated Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 6:43
*1/2

Doom defeated Strike Force via pinfall - 14:48
3/4*

Jimmy Snuka defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 12:25
***1/4

WWF Television Title Match

British Bulldog defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 13:28
**1/2

(British Bulldog retained the WWF Television Title)

Ricky Steamboat defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 13:10
**3/4

The Undertaker defeated Ronnie Garvin via countout - 4:50
3/4*

The Rockers defeated The Nasty Boys via pinfall - 4:13
***1/4

Sgt.Slaughter defeated Hacksaw Duggan via submission - 13:46
*

Big Boss Man defeated Jake Roberts via pinfall - 11:22
-*1/4

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Powers of Pain defeated Demolition via submission - 12:35
*1/2

(Powers of Pain won the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Randy Savage defeated Ultimate Warrior via pinfall - 11:46
-1/4*

Loser Leaves WWF match

Barry Windham defeated Mr Perfect via pinfall - 16:39
***1/2

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Rick Rude defeated Dusty Rhodes via pinfall - 9:31
***3/4

(Rick Rude retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

Roddy Piper defeated Hulk Hogan via pinfall - 8:42
-*1/4

BrainBusters defeated Hart Foundation via pinfall - 5:22
**3/4

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Texas Tornado via pinfall - 14:35
**3/4

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

Once again The Million Dollar Man retained his WWF World Title.  The WWF committee has decided to hold a No.1 contenders tournament to find the next man to challenge DiBiase at The King of the Ring in June!

Meanwhile there was an upset in the Tag Title match as Demolition were defeated by the Powers of Pain, a team they have beaten on numerous previous occasions!

Rick Rude and the British Bulldog managed to hold onto their titles however.

Mr Perfect has been forced to leave the WWF after his defeat at the hands of Barry Windham.  Windham did show some class at the end of the match though, by shaking Perfect's hand and raising his arm to the crowd who were cheering the "Perfect One".

Also through with the WWF is Ronnie Garvin after his crushing defeat at the hands of The Undertaker, who must be one of the favourites in the No.1. contenders tournament.

Meanwhile, the Harts have decided to try their hands at singles wrestling for the time being.  Replacing them in the tag ranks are the new signings, The Steiner Brothers!

Finally, Roddy Piper seems to have finally won his lengthy feud with Hulk Hogan!
VertigoPosted on 02/08/05 at 00:22:54

Wow, I only managed to predict the winner of 6 matches - that's terrible!

I was shocked to see Demolition lost, but was very pleased to see that the Steiner Bros. are joining the ranks!

If the Hart Foundation is seperating, the No. 1 contendors tournament could be a very good way for Bret Hart to break out into a singles superstar. I'm seeing Undertaker going all the way, though.

Was definatly an action packed PPV. I'll have to work on my picks for the next card, haha.
ianclarkPosted on 02/08/05 at 01:49:15

I wouldn't feel so bad about your predictions, I only got 4 right and its my circuit haha!!!!

Revised roster and pairings for the 16 man No.1 contenders tournament to be announced soon!
ianclarkPosted on 02/09/05 at 22:18:45

Updated roster - April 1991

FACES:

HULK HOGAN
THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR
RICKY STEAMBOAT
DUSTY RHODES
JAKE ROBERTS
TEXAS TORNADO
HACKSAW JIM DUGGAN
BRITISH BULLDOG
BRET HART
GREG VALENTINE
JIM NIEDHART
SUPERFLY JIMMY SNUKA
KOKO B.WARE

DEMOLITION
THE STEINERS
STRIKE FORCE
THE ROCKERS

HEELS:

MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE
MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE (5)
RAVISHING RICK RUDE (1)
RODDY PIPER (4)
THE UNDERTAKER (6)
JEFF JARRETT (2)
BARRY WINDHAM (1)
SGT. SLAUGHTER (4)
BIG BOSS MAN (3)
BAD NEWS BROWN
DINO BRAVO (2)
HONKY TONK MAN (2)
AKEEM (3)
BROOKLYN BRAWLER

BRAINBUSTERS (1)
POWERS OF PAIN (4)
THE NASTY BOYS (2)
DOOM (3)

MANAGERS:

(1) BOBBY HEENAN
(2) JIMMY HART
(3) SLICK
(4) MR FUJI
(5) SENSATIONAL SHERRI
(6) PAUL BEARER

CHAMPIONS:

WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION:

MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE

WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION:

RAVISHING RICK RUDE

WWF WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS:

POWERS OF PAIN

WWF TELEVISION CHAMPION:

BRITISH BULLDOG


No.1 Contenders Tournament

Hulk Hogan v Barry Windham
Jake Roberts v The Undertaker
British Bulldog v Randy Savage
Ricky Steamboat v Jeff Jarrett

Ultimate Warrior v Sgt. Slaughter
Bret Hart v Rick Rude
Texas Tornado v Roddy Piper
Dusty Rhodes v Big Boss Man

This will be a one night only Main Event special in April due to time constraints and the King of the Ring being just around the corner in June. The 7 1st round winners who do not win the tournament will automatically be entered into the King of the Ring tournament together with a Battle Royal winner from May's SNME!
VertigoPosted on 02/10/05 at 04:01:48

Is this the way the bracket will be set up? Like the winner of Hogan/Windham will face the winner of Slaughter/Warrior? Or are they going to be paired up differently? I would like to try my hand in predicting the tournament.
ianclarkPosted on 02/10/05 at 09:19:09

Hi, I've modified my last post to the actual brackets to help any predictions!
VertigoPosted on 02/10/05 at 17:28:55

These are my predictions!

Hulk Hogan v Barry Windham
Jake Roberts v The Undertaker
British Bulldog v Randy Savage
Ricky Steamboat v Jeff Jarrett
Ultimate Warrior v Sgt. Slaughter
Bret Hart v Rick Rude
Texas Tornado v Roddy Piper
Dusty Rhodes v Big Boss Man

Hulk vs. Undertaker
Randy Savage vs. Ricky Steamboat
Ultimate Warrior vs. Rick Rude
Roddy Piper vs. Dusty Rhodes

Undertaker vs. Randy Savage
Rick Rude vs. Roddy Piper

Undertaker vs. Rick Rude
ianclarkPosted on 02/10/05 at 23:01:09

Saturday Nights Main Event Special - April 1991

No.1 Contenders Tournament

1st Round

Hulk Hogan defeated Barry Windham via pinfall - 19:36
***1/4

Jake Roberts defeated The Undertaker via pinfall - 12:18
*3/4

British Bulldog defeated Randy Savage via pinfall - 11:15
***1/2

Ricky Steamboat defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 21:01
***1/4

Sgt. Slaughter defeated Ultimate Warrior via submission  - 9:22
1/4*

Rick Rude defeated Bret Hart via pinfall - 17:55
***1/2

Roddy Piper defeated Texas Tornado via submission - 12:48
**

Dusty Rhodes defeated Big Boss Man via pinfall - 7:11
**1/2

Quarter Finals

Jake Roberts defeated Hulk Hogan via pinfall - 4:45
-*3/4

Ricky Steamboat defeated British Bulldog via pinfall - 9:45
***1/2

Rick Rude defeated Sgt.Slaughter via pinfall - 6:48
***

Dusty Rhodes defeated Roddy Piper via pinfall - 13:27
*1/4

Semi Finals

Jake Roberts defeated Ricky Steamboat via pinfall - 10:52
**1/4

Dusty Rhodes defeated Rick Rude via pinfall - 5:35
***1/4

Final

Dusty Rhodes defeated Jake Roberts via pinfall - 12:09
-3/4*

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

Dusty Rhodes was the upset? winner of the tournament, a tournament which had some fantastic matches and performances, particularly from Rick Rude, British Bulldog and Ricky Steamboat.

Jake Roberts also put in a fantastic performance to beat 3 top stars before running out of steam against Rhodes in the final.

As previously stated, Hogan, Roberts, Bulldog, Steamboat, Piper and Slaughter advance to the King of the Ring tournament.
ianclarkPosted on 02/10/05 at 23:08:29

Saturday Nights Main Event - May 1991

The Steiners defeated Akeem & Brooklyn Brawler via pinfall - 10:58
*3/4

Hulk Hogan defeated Barry Windham via pinfall - 10:23
**1/4

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match (2/3 Falls)

Demolition defeated Powers of Pain via 2 falls to 0 - 23:06
3/4*

(Demolition won the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Battle Royal

The Undertaker won the 20 man Battle Royal - 1:27:30
***1/4

Card rating - **1/4

Comments:

A controversial late entry into the Battle Royal, The Undertaker won the gruelling match, last eliminating Hacksaw Jim Duggan to gain the final berth in the King of the Ring tournament.

Demolition are once again the WWF Tag Team champions after defeating The Powers of Pain in a best of 3 falls match.  After the match, The Powers of Pain decided not to renew their contracts and have left the WWF.

Also, The Steiners made their long awaited in ring debut, but were not very impressive in beating the hastily assembled team of Akeem and The Brooklyn Brawler.
ianclarkPosted on 02/10/05 at 23:17:58

King of the Ring 1991

WWF Tag Team Title No.1 Contenders match

BrainBusters defeated Doom, Strike Force and The Rockers - 33:16
***

1st Round

The Undertaker defeated British Bulldog via pinfall - 12:07
***1/4

Ricky Steamboat defeated Rick Rude via pinfall - 18:01
****

Hulk Hogan defeated Sgt.Slaughter via pinfall - 33:24
**1/4

Roddy Piper defeated Jake Roberts via pinfall - 7:33
-*3/4

The Nasty Boys defeated The Steiners via pinfall - 9:44
*

Semi Finals

The Undertaker defeated Ricky Steamboat via pinfall - 13:06
***3/4

Hulk Hogan defeated Roddy Piper via pinfall - 27:37
-**

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated BrainBusters via pinfall - 12:15
***1/2

(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Final

The Undertaker defeated Hulk Hogan via pinfall - 5:16
*1/2

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Dusty Rhodes via submission - 17:58
***1/2

(Ted DiBiase retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

The Million Dollar Man took his title reign to a full 2 years tonight, as he once again retained the WWF Title.  However, he did not look too happy earlier in the night as The Undertaker became the No.1 contender by winning the King of the Ring tournament.  DiBiase was seen talking to Slick and Jimmy Hart amongst others during the course of the night.

Meanwhile, Dusty Rhodes has now left the WWF after his title defeat.
VertigoPosted on 02/10/05 at 23:58:43

Wow, you have some whiners, haha. Dusty Rhodes & the Powers of Pain leave after losing in title matches.

My tournament bracket wasn't even close! The finals was interesting with Jake & Dusty. I would have figured Jake to win the KOTR, but that wasn't so.

Undertaker vs DiBiase should be pretty intense.

Demoltion champs again? I wouldn't expect them to ever lose the belts again.
ianclarkPosted on 02/12/05 at 14:12:39

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - June 1991

The Steiners v The Nasty Boys

Greg Valentine v Dino Bravo

Bret Hart v Honky Tonk Man

Jim Niedhart v Big Boss Man

Hulk Hogan & The Ultimate Warrior v Ted DiBiase & The Undertaker

Comments:

To finally end their feud the WWF committee has announced 2 matches involving Hulk Hogan and Roddy Piper.  At SummerSlam 91, the two men will meet inside the confines of a steel cage, but before that the 2 men will captain respective 5 man teams at the main event for Wrestlefest 91 in July, the dreaded War Games!!
VertigoPosted on 02/12/05 at 16:53:54

The Steiners v The Nasty Boys
Greg Valentine v Dino Bravo
Bret Hart v Honky Tonk Man
Jim Niedhart v Big Boss Man
Hulk Hogan & The Ultimate Warrior v Ted DiBiase & The Undertaker

A 5-on-5 War Games match will definatly be intense. I'm guessing Hogan is taking Warrior as one of his partners and I would strongly suggest Piper pick up Undertaker as a teammate.
ianclarkPosted on 02/12/05 at 21:44:07

Saturday Nights Main Event - June 1991

The Nasty Boys defeated The Steiners via DQ - 14:47
3/4*

Greg Valentine defeated Dino Bravo via countout - 15:14
-1/2*

Bret Hart defeated Honky Tonk Man via pinfall - 5:50
***

Big Boss Man defeated Jim Niedhart via pinfall - 12:26
-*

Ted DiBiase & The Undertaker defeated Hulk Hogan & Ultimate Warrior via pinfall - 33:14
***

Card rating - *1/4

Comments:

What a main event.  Outside interference from Roddy Piper and Randy Savage ultimately led to the decision and to Hulk Hogan's injury.  Fortunately, the injury will only keep Hulk out for the next SNME card.

Meanwhile, The Steiners are showing signs of improvement after their initial rustiness but interference from The Rockers cost them the match against The Nastys.

Finally, at the next SNME, the teams will be announced for the WarGames at Wrestlefest.
ianclarkPosted on 02/13/05 at 11:00:35

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - July 1991

The Rockers v Doom

Jake Roberts v Barry Windham

Hacksaw Duggan v Jeff Jarrett

WWF Television Title Match

British Bulldog v Ricky Steamboat

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Texas Tornado v Rick Rude

ianclarkPosted on 02/13/05 at 11:19:31

Saturday Nights Main Event - July 1991

The Rockers and Doom fought to a no contest - 3:50
***1/2

Jake Roberts defeated Barry Windham via pinfall - 6:08
**3/4

Hacksaw Duggan defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 7:26
**1/4

WWF Television Title Match

British Bulldog defeated Ricky Steamboat via countout - 6:00
**3/4

(British Bulldog retained WWF Television Title)

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Rick Rude defeated Texas Tornado via pinfall - 8:50
*

(Rick Rude retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

Card rating - **

Comments:

The Television Title Match was ruined by outside interference.  I'm sure the Bulldog and the Dragon will meet again one day.

The teams have been announced for WarGames:

Hulk Hogan, Ricky Steamboat, British Bulldog, Jake Roberts and Hacksaw Duggan

v

Roddy Piper, Sgt.Slaughter, Rick Rude, Big Boss Man and The Undertaker

Finally, a number of WWF stars have decided not to renew their contracts and so Wrestlefest will be their last pay per view event.  
ianclarkPosted on 02/13/05 at 11:57:30

Wrestlefest 1991

Doom defeated Strike Force via pinfall - 20:07
***

Dino Bravo defeated Jim Niedhart via pinfall - 9:07
-***

Koko B.Ware defeated Akeem via DQ - 15:33
*1/4

The Rockers defeated The Nasty Boys via pinfall - 5:25
**3/4

Bad News Brown defeated Jimmy Snuka via pinfall - 15:36
-*1/2

Honky Tonk Man defeated Greg Valentine via pinfall - 16:07
**

Barry Windham defeated Texas Tornado via pinfall - 11:10
***1/4

BrainBusters defeated The Steiners via submission - 16:57
****

Jeff Jarrett defeated Bret Hart via pinfall - 14:14
***3/4

The Ultimate Warrior defeated Randy Savage via pinfall - 11:50
-1/4*

War Games Match

Hulk Hogan, Ricky Steamboat, British Bulldog, Jake Roberts & Hacksaw Duggan defeated Roddy Piper, Sgt. Slaughter, Rick Rude, Big Boss Man & The Undertaker via submission - 41:06
**3/4

Card rating - *3/4

Comments:

A fabulous main event match was followed by an amazing 8 on 1 attack on The Undertaker!  Clearly very worried by their upcoming title match, Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase has splashed his cash as he, Jeff Jarrett, Dino Bravo, Honky Tonk Man, Big Boss Man, Akeem and Doom all attacked the Deadman, with a view to putting him out of action.  DiBiase was left smiling as The Undertaker was left lying.  He wasn't smiling though, when The Undertaker got up and chased his attackers, to the cheers of the fans!!!

In other news, as previously stated 5 men have decided not to renew their contracts with the WWF and this could have a profound effect on the WWF.  The men to leave are Jim Niedhart, Dino Bravo, Big Boss Man, Marty Jannetty (Shawn Michaels will continue as a singles wrestler) and the biggest news of all, Hulk Hogan !!!!!

The WWF committee has already announced they are neogotiating with numerous wrestlers to bring in some fresh faces but in the short term the roster is at its leanest for years.
ianclarkPosted on 02/16/05 at 22:04:19

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - August 1991

10 Man Tag Team No.1 Contenders Battle Royal

Shawn Michaels v Brooklyn Brawler

Ultimate Warrior v Honky Tonk Man

Bret Hart & The Undertaker v Ted DiBiase & Rick Rude
TerryFunkaPosted on 02/16/05 at 22:05:24

whos in the battle royal?
ianclarkPosted on 02/16/05 at 22:15:19

Saturday Nights Main Event - August 1991

Doom won a 10 man Tag Team No.1 Contenders Battle Royal (defeated Steiners, Strike Force, BrainBusters and Nasty Boys) - 15:49
***

Shawn Michaels defeated The Brooklyn Brawler via DQ - 7:00
**

Honky Tonk Man defeated The Ultimate Warrior via pinfall - 14:54
-1/4*

Ted DiBiase & Rick Rude defeated Bret Har & The Undertaker via pinfall - 16:41
****

Card rating - **1/4

Comments:

Fantastic main event between the 4 competitors in the 2 main title matches at SummerSlam!! Also, Doom earned a title shot against Demolition at the big summer event. In the final title match the British Bulldog will defend his T.V.Title against Ricky Steamboat.
ianclarkPosted on 02/18/05 at 00:46:46

The card for SummerSlam 1991

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

The Undertaker v Ted DiBiase

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Bret Hart v Rick Rude

WWF Television Title Match (2/3 Falls)

British Bulldog v Ricky Steamboat

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v Doom

plus:

Jake Roberts v Jeff Jarrett
Hacksaw Duggan v Sgt.Slaughter
Shawn Michaels v Barry Windham
Greg Valentine v Randy Savage
The Steiners v BrainBusters

Comments:

Akeem and Jimmy Snuka have given notice and will also leave the WWF after SummerSlam.  Rumours are circulation regarding a number of "world famous" wrestlers currently neogotiating with the WWF and an announcement regarding new additions to the roster will be made very soon!!!
ianclarkPosted on 02/20/05 at 11:23:57

SummerSlam 1991

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Doom defeated Demolition via pinfall - 13:46
**1/4

(Doom won the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Shawn Michaels defeated Barry Windham via DQ - 9:05
**

Greg Valentine defeated Randy Savage via submission - 13:46
*

WWF Television Title Match (2/3 falls)

Ricky Steamboat defeated British Bulldog via 2 falls to 0 - 13:17
***

(Ricky Steamboat won the WWF Television Title)

Jeff Jarrett defeated Jake Roberts via pinfall - 6:07
*1/4

Hacksaw Duggan defeated Sgt.Slaughter via pinfall - 14:54
*1/4

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Bret Hart defeated Rick Rude via submission - 8:14
****

(Bret Hart won the WWF InterContinental Title)

The Steiners defeated BrainBusters via DQ - 15:52
*3/4

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

The Undertaker defeated Ted DiBiase via pinfall - 10:37
***

(The Undertaker won the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - **1/4

Comments:

What a night!!!!

All 4 titles changed in one pay per view event.  Ted DiBiase had every reason to be worried in the lead up to this event, as The Undertaker managed to finally end his reign as WWF Champion.  No doubt the Million Dollar Man will be desperate to regain the title.

Meanwhile, Bret Hart won the I-C title at his first real opportunity in a stunning match against Rick Rude.

Ricky Steamboat was a surprisingly easy victor over the British Bulldog and in the first match of the night, Doom managed to upset Demolition for the tag titles.

News is filtering through that neogotiations are continuing with numerous wrestlers and the WWF committee has announced that some new signings will appear at the next SNME in September.
ianclarkPosted on 02/20/05 at 20:38:23

BREAKING NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!

The WWF committee has made a major announcement regarding a number of new signings to the WWF roster.  The incredible list includes:

Tatanka
The Road Warriors (managed by Paul Ellering)
Irwin R.Schyster
Vader
The Midnight Express (managed by Jim Cornette)

and last but not least.

Ric Flair!!

Flair has already hinted at a reunion of the legendary Four Horsemen, and with Anderson, Blanchard and Windham already in the WWF, the question is: where does this leave Rick Rude??
ianclarkPosted on 02/23/05 at 19:54:45

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - September 1991

Strike Force v Midnight Express

Hacksaw Duggan v Vader

Tatanka v Brooklyn Brawler

WWF Television Title Match

Ricky Steamboat v British Bulldog

ianclarkPosted on 02/23/05 at 20:21:12

Saturday Nights Main Event - September 1991

Strike Force defeated The Midnight Express via countout - 18:11
*1/2

Vader defeated Hacksaw Duggan via pinfall - 13:23
*

Tatanka defeated Brooklyn Brawler via pinfall - 3:24
*1/4

WWF Television Title Match

Ricky Steamboat defeated British Bulldog via submission - 10:47
***1/4

(Ricky Steamboat retained the WWF Television Title)

Card rating - **1/4

Comments:

Vader has announced his arrival in the WWF by crushing Hacksaw Jim Duggan and causing some serious injuries which will keep Hacksaw out of wrestling for a number of months.

Also, Shawn Michaels showed his true colours by viciously attacking Ricky Steamboat after "The Dragon"'s successful title defence against the Bulldog.

The Midnight Express' WWF debut was ruined by interference from their old adversaries the Rock 'n' Roll Express.  Jim Cornette's night was even more upset when Morton and Gibson announced they had also signed with the WWF.

Strike Force have decided to separate after limited success as a tag team.

ianclarkPosted on 02/23/05 at 20:22:35

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - October 1991

The Road Warriors v The Nasty Boys

Koko B.Ware v Irwin R.Schyster

Greg Valentine v Ric Flair

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Bret Hart v Rick Rude

ianclarkPosted on 02/23/05 at 20:33:37

Saturday Nights Main Event - October 1991

The Nasty Boys defeated The Road Warriors via countout - 12:56
*1/4

Irwin R.Schyster defeated Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 12:51
***1/4

Ric Flair defeated Greg Valentine via submission - 22:27
***

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Bret Hart defeated Rick Rude via submission - 13:39
****1/4

(Bret Hart retained the WWF InterContinental Title)

Card rating - ***1/2

Comments:

What an event, so much happened!

The 4 Horsemen are back and its official!!  As many have suspected, Ric Flair announced the reformation of the famous group of rulebreakers after he defeated "The Hammer" on his WWF debut.  One by one Flair brought out each man, Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, Barry Windham and manager Bobby Heenan.  One man not announced however was Rick Rude, although it wasn't long before the Ravishing one appeared in the ring and verbally attacked Flair.  Just like the old days though the Horsemen work as a group and all 4 men violently attacked Rude, leaving him lying in the ring as all 5 men walked away smiling.  Later in the night Rude somehow put on a  tremendous match against Bret Hart in their rematch but again it was interference from the Horsemen which eventually cost him the match!

Earlier in the night, in another interview segment, Jimmy Hart announced that The Honky Tonk Man had left the WWF but that he had already signed a replacement.  The replacement turned out to be none other than "The Beast from the East", Bam Bam Bigelow!!!

In the first match of the evening The Road Warriord much vaunted debut was somewhat spoiled when they were defeated by The Nasty Boys.

The card for the Survivor Series will also be announced shortly.
ianclarkPosted on 02/23/05 at 20:45:25

ROSTER

FACES:

THE UNDERTAKER
ULTIMATE WARRIOR
RICKY "THE DRAGON" STEAMBOAT
BRET "THE HITMAN" HART
RAVISHING RICK RUDE
JAKE "THE SNAKE" ROBERTS
BRITISH BULLDOG
TEXAS TORNADO
TATANKA
GREG "THE HAMMER" VALENTINE
RICK MARTEL
TITO SANTANA
KOKO B.WARE

DEMOLITION
THE STEINERS
THE ROAD WARRIORS
ROCK 'n' ROLL EXPRESS

HEELS:

MILLION DOLLAR MAN TED DIBIASE
RIC FLAIR (1)
MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE (5)
ROWDY RODDY PIPER (4)
SGT. SLAUGHTER (4)
VADER
SHAWN MICHAELS
BAM BAM BIGELOW (2)
JEFF JARRETT (2)
BARRY WINDHAM (1)
IRWIN R.SCHYSTER
BAD NEWS BROWN
BROOKLYN BRAWLER

HORSEMEN BLANCHARD & ANDERSON (1)
THE NASTY BOYS (2)
DOOM (3)
THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS (6)

MANAGERS:

(1) BOBBY HEENAN
(2) JIMMY HART
(3) SLICK
(4) MR FUJI
(5) SENSATIONAL SHERRI
(6) JIM CORNETTE
(7) PAUL ELLERING

CHAMPIONS:

WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION:

THE UNDERTAKER

WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION:

BRET "HITMAN" HART

WWF WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS:

DOOM

WWF TELEVISION CHAMPION:

RICKY "THE DRAGON" STEAMBOAT

ianclarkPosted on 02/24/05 at 01:38:04

The card for Survivor Series 1991

Wildcard Survivor Series Match involving:

The Undertaker, Bret Hart, British Bulldog, Jake Roberts, Roddy Piper, Ted DiBiase, Sgt.Slaughter & Vader.

Rick Rude (capt.), Ultimate Warrior, Tatanka & Texas Tornado v Ric Flair (capt.), Barry Windham, Randy Savage & Bam Bam Bigelow,

Ricky Steamboat (capt.), Tito Santana, Rick Martel & Greg Valentine v Shawn Michaels (capt.), Bad News Brown, Irwin R.Schyster & Jeff Jarrett

Demolition (capt.), The Steiners, The Road Warriors & Rock 'n' Roll Express v Doom (capt.), Horsemen Blanchard & Anderson, The Nasty Boys & The Midnight Express

Comments:

The wildcard match teams will be decided on the night by a random draw.
Murphy42782Posted on 02/24/05 at 05:39:22

what is the reasoning behind having Bam Bam and Savage on Flair's Survivor Series team instead of the rest of the Horsemen? Just curious if there is a reason, or if you just felt all of the tag teams should take part in the final match you have listed. Also, thats a neat idea to have a random drawing for the top match. Is the winner of that gonna be in line for a title shot since Taker is involved? Love the fed keep up the good work.
ianclarkPosted on 02/24/05 at 09:35:10

I can see what you mean about all the Horsemen forming one team but I really wanted the wildcard match, and that kinda dictated that I also have the tag team match.  Therefore, I had to use other singles wrestlers to fill out Flair's team.  Also, I wanted to continue the Warrior / Savage thing and neither really deserved to be in the main event on recent results.  Finally, this meant I could have a match between a number of the contenders for the T.V.Title (again, Warrior, Savage and even Bigelow didn't really fit there).

It depends on the result but obviously if someone defeats the champ (or survives the match), they would be in line for a title shot.  If that doesn't happen there'll probably be some sort of No.1 contenders match in the near future.

Hope that explains things a little.  Thanks for the questions.
ianclarkPosted on 02/26/05 at 15:20:45

Survivor Series 1991

Demolition's Team defeated Doom's Team

Ricky Morton defeated Tully Blanchard via pinfall - 3:27
Smash defeated Bobby Eaton via submission - 4:13
Smash defeated Jerry Sags via pinfall - 6:39
Ricky Morton defeated Butch Reed via countout - 17:56

Survivors - Demolition, The Steiners, The Road Warriors & The Rock ' n ' Roll Express
*1/2

Ricky Steamboat's Team defeated Shawn Michaels Team

Greg Valentine defeated Bad News Brown via DQ - 1:38
Ricky Steamboat defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 12:49
Shawn Michaels defeated Rick Martel via pinfall - 16:05
Tito Santana defeated Shawn Michaels via pinfall - 24:18
Ricky Steamboat defeated Irwin R.Schyster via pinfall - 35:57

Survivors - Ricky Steamboat, Greg Valentine & Tito Santana
**1/2

Ric Flair's Team defeated Rick Rude's Team

Randy Savage defeated Tatanka via pinfall - 10:15
Ultimate Warrior defeated Barry Windham via DQ - 17:14
Ric Flair defeated Ultimate Warrior via submission - 20:38
Randy Savage defeated Rick Rude via pinfall - 29:53
Bam Bam Bigelow defeated Texas Tornado via pinfall - 38:55

Survivors - Ric Flair, Randy Savage & Bam Bam Bigelow

Wildcard Match

The Undertaker's Team (Bret Hart, Ted DiBiase & Sgt.Slaughter) defeated Vader's Team (Roddy Piper, British Bulldog & Jake Roberts).

Roddy Piper defeated Bret Hart via pinfall - 1:42
Ted DiBiase defeated Vader via submission - 5:05
Sgt Slaughter defeated Jake Roberts via submission - 18:43
Roddy Piper defeated Ted DiBiase via countout - 24:46
The Undertaker defeated Roddy Piper via pinfall - 32:11
The Undertaker defeated British Bulldog via pinfall - 40:18

Survivors - The Undertaker & Sgt Slaughter
***1/2

Card rating - **3/4

Comments:

The first ever Survivor Series wildcard match produced some big surprises including the likes of Bret Hart & British Bulldog fighting each other as well as the very unlikely sight of both Mr Fuji's men, Roddy Piper and Sgt Slaughter, battling each other!!
ianclarkPosted on 02/26/05 at 15:22:40

Saturday Nights Main Event - November 1991

The Steiners v Horsemen Blanchard & Anderson
Tito Santana v Ric Flair
Rick Martel v Irwin R.Schyster
Rick Rude v Barry Windham

WWF World Heavyweight Title No.1 contenders match

British Bulldog v Bret Hart v Ted DiBiase v Vader
ianclarkPosted on 02/28/05 at 22:49:22

Saturday Nights Main Event - November 1991

Horsemen Blanchard & Anderson defeated The Steiners via pinfall - 11:16
***

Tito Santana defeated Ric Flair via pinfall - 17:47
***3/4

Irwin R.Schyster defeated Rick Martel via pinfall - 15:00
***

Barry Windham defeated Rick Rude via pinfall - 18:54
****1/4

No.1 Contenders match

Vader defeated Bret Hart, British Bulldog & Ted DiBiase via pinfall - 45:32
****

Card rating - ***3/4

Comments:

Vader is the new No.1 contender for the WWF title after only being on the roster for a couple of months, but he deserved it in an excellent 4 corners match in which all the competitors can take credit.

A couple of upset results but not everything is as it seems as Rick Rude cost Ric Flair his match and then the "Nature Boy" returned the "favour" later in the night!!

Finally, look at the standard of the matches tonight, fantastic!!!!
ianclarkPosted on 02/28/05 at 22:50:53

The card for Saturday Nights Main Event - December 1991

The Road Warriors v The Nasty Boys

Texas Tornado v Bam Bam Bigelow

Ultimate Warrior v Bad News Brown

Jake Roberts v Roddy Piper

WWF Television Title

Ricky Steamboat v Jeff Jarrett

ianclarkPosted on 02/28/05 at 23:01:30

Saturday Nights Main Event - December 1991

The Road Warriors defeated The Nasty Boys via pinfall - 15:54
*1/2

Texas Tornado defeated Bam Bam Bigelow via submission - 11:04
**

Ultimate Warrior defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 11:33
-*1/4

Jake Roberts defeated Roddy Piper via DQ - 11:41
-*1/2

WWF Television Title Match

Ricky Steamboat defeated Jeff Jarrett via pinfall - 14:18
**1/4

(Ricky Steamboat retained the WWF Television Title)

Card rating - 1/2*

Comments:

The full card for the 1992 Royal Rumble has been announced:

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

The Undertaker v Vader

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Bret Hart v Sgt. Slaughter

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v Doom

WWF Television Title Match

Ricky Steamboat v Shawn Michaels

Koko B.Ware v Brooklyn Brawler

30 man Royal Rumble match

Also, Roddy Piper has announced he is leaving the WWF when his contract is up after the Royal Rumble.  Mr Fuji has already announced not one, not two but three new faces in the very near future, but that was all he was saying!!

The WWF committee has also made 2 other announcements.  There will be no more Saturday Nights Main Events.  From February 1992 there will be a new pay per view event - "In Your House" !!.  An In Your House pay per view will contain more matches (approx. 7 or 8, and  will occur every month there is not a major pay per view event (February, April, May, July, September, October and December).
Finally, the WWF has announced a short 2 stop tour of Japan after Wrestlemania.
ianclarkPosted on 02/28/05 at 23:42:01

Royal Rumble 1992

The Brooklyn Brawler defeated Koko B.Ware via pinfall - 24:41
***1/2

WWF Television Title Match

Shawn Michaels defeated Ricky Steamboat via pinfall - 19:56
***

(Shawn Michaels won the WWF Television Title)

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated Doom via pinfall - 8:31
**

(Demolition won the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Sgt.Slaughter defeated Bret Hart via submission - 12:42
****

(Sgt.Slaughter won the WWF InterContinental Title)

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Vader defeated The Undertaker via pinfall - 11:04
***1/2

(Vader won the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Royal Rumble Match

Ted DiBiase won the 1992 Royal Rumble Match

Barry Windham and Texas Tornado started out.
Tornado threw out Windham at 0:01:55
Roddy Piper entered at 0:02:00
Bad News Brown entered at 0:04:00
Tito Santana entered at 0:06:00
Piper threw out Santana at 0:07:45
British Bulldog entered at 0:08:00
Bulldog threw out Piper at 0:08:22
Bam Bam Bigelow entered at 0:10:00
Bad News threw out Bam Bam at 0:10:10
Bad News threw out Tornado at 0:10:12
Randy Savage entered at 0:12:00
Bad News threw out Savage at 0:12:46
Bulldog threw out Bad News at 0:13:10
Rick Steiner entered at 0:14:00
Bulldog threw out R.Steiner at 0:14:20
Jerry Sags entered at 0:16:00
Ricky Morton entered at 0:18:00
Ted DiBiase entered at 0:20:00
DiBiase threw out Bulldog at 0:20:35
Greg Valentine entered at 0:22:00
Arn Anderson entered at 0:24:00
DiBiase threw out Anderson at 0:24:50
Morton threw out Sags at 0:25:25
Bobby Eaton entered at 0:26:00
Robert Gibson entered at 0:28:00
Hawk entered at 0:30:00
Scott Steiner entered at 0:32:00
Jake Roberts entered at 0:34:00
Eaton threw out Gibson at 0:34:43
Tully Blanchard entered at 0:36:00
Rick Martel entered at 0:38:00
Blanchard threw out Hawk at 0:39:19
Tatanka entered at 0:40:00
Irwin R.Schyster entered at 0:42:00
S.Steiner threw out Blanchard at 0:42:32
Animal entered at 0:44:00
Ric Flair entered at 0:46:00
Tatanka threw out Morton at 0:46:08
Stan Lane entered at 0:48:00
Jeff Jarrett entered at 0:50:00
Tatanka threw out Jarrett at 0:50:54
Rick Rude entered at 0:52:00
DiBiase threw out I.R.S. at 0:52:41
Brian Knobbs entered at 0:54:00
Ultimate Warrior entered at 0:56:00
DiBiase threw out Warrior at 0:57:34
Valentine threw out Eaton at 1:01:52
Tatanka threw out Valentine at 1:02:15
Roberts threw out Knobbs at 1:07:26
S.Steiner threw out Animal at 1:14:24
S.Steiner threw out Roberts at 1:27:28
Martel threw out Lane at 1:33:31
Rude threw out Flair at 1:36:38
Tatanka threw out Rude at 1:42:02
DiBiase threw out S.Steiner at 1:49:13
Martel threw out Tatanka at 2:00:51
DiBiase threw out Martel at 2:06:12
****

Card rating - ***1/2

Comments:

Former long time WWF champ Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase has put himself into the Wrestlemania main event by outlasting 29 other men in the longest Royal Rumble match in history!!!

4, yes 4 title changes in one night - historic!!!!!

In another staggering moment, Mr Fuji brought out his 3 new charges, and they couldn't be more different. Former WWF champion Bob Backlund, voodoo man Papa Shango and The Berzerker!!!!



ianclarkPosted on 03/02/05 at 23:48:13

TITLE HISTORIES

WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE

HULK HOGAN (2) RANDY SAVAGE WRESTLMANIA V

TED DIBIASE (1) HULK HOGAN KING OF THE RING 1989

THE UNDERTAKER (1) TED DIBIASE SUMMERSLAM 1991

VADER (1) THE UNDERTAKER ROYAL RUMBLE 1992


WWF INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE

HACKSAW DUGGAN (1) ULTIMATE WARRIOR SUMMERSLAM 1990

RICK RUDE (2) HACKSAW DUGGAN DECEMBER 1990

BRET HART (1) RICK RUDE SUMMERSLAM 1991

SGT. SLAUGHTER (1) BRET HART ROYAL RUMBLE 1992


WWF WORLD TAG TEAM TITLES

HART FOUNDATION (2) DEMOLITION ROYAL RUMBLE 1990

BRAINBUSTERS (1) HART FOUNDATION SUMMERSLAM 1990

DEMOLITION (2) BRAINBUSTERS DECEMBER 1990

POWERS OF PAIN (1) DEMOLITION WRESTLEMANIA VII

DEMOLITION (3) POWERS OF PAIN SNME MAY 1991

DOOM (1) DEMOLITION SUMMERSLAM 1991

DEMOLITION (4) DOOM ROYAL RUMBLE 1992


WWF TELEVISION TITLE

BARRY WINDHAM (1) RICKY STEAMBOAT WRESTLEMANIA VI

RICKY STEAMBOAT (1) BARRY WINDHAM KING OF THE RING 1990

BARRY WINDHAM (2) RICKY STEAMBOAT SUMMERSLAM 1990

BRITISH BULLDOG (1) BARRY WINDHAM DECEMBER 1990

RICKY STEAMBOAT (2) BRITISH BULLDOG SUMMERSLAM 1991

SHAWN MICHAELS (1) RICKY STEAMBOAT ROYAL RUMBLE 1992

ianclarkPosted on 03/07/05 at 21:21:41

ROSTER  
 
FACES:  
 
THE UNDERTAKER
ULTIMATE WARRIOR
TED DIBIASE
RICKY "THE DRAGON" STEAMBOAT
BRET "THE HITMAN" HART
RAVISHING RICK RUDE
JAKE "THE SNAKE" ROBERTS
BRITISH BULLDOG
TEXAS TORNADO
TATANKA
GREG "THE HAMMER" VALENTINE
RICK MARTEL
TITO SANTANA
KOKO B.WARE

DEMOLITION
THE STEINERS
THE ROAD WARRIORS
ROCK 'n' ROLL EXPRESS  
 
HEELS:  
 
RIC FLAIR (1)
MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE (5)
SGT. SLAUGHTER (4)
VADER
SHAWN MICHAELS
BOB BACKLUND (4)
BAM BAM BIGELOW (2)
JEFF JARRETT (2)
PAPA SHANGO (4)
THE BERZERKER (4)
BARRY WINDHAM (1)
IRWIN R.SCHYSTER
BAD NEWS BROWN
BROOKLYN BRAWLER
 
HORSEMEN BLANCHARD & ANDERSON (1)
THE NASTY BOYS (2)
DOOM (3)
THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS (6)
 
MANAGERS:  
 
(1) BOBBY HEENAN  
(2) JIMMY HART  
(3) SLICK  
(4) MR FUJI  
(5) SENSATIONAL SHERRI  
(6) JIM CORNETTE
(7) PAUL ELLERING
 
CHAMPIONS:  
 
WWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION:  
 
VADER
 
WWF INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION:  
 
SGT. SLAUGHTER  
 
WWF WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS:  
 
DEMOLITION

WWF TELEVISION CHAMPION:

SHAWN MICHAELS

ianclarkPosted on 03/15/05 at 11:42:29

The card for IN YOUR HOUSE I

War Games Match

Rick Rude, British Bulldog, Bret Hart & mystery partner

v

Ric Flair, Barry Windham, Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard

No.1. Tag Team Contenders Match

The Steiners v The Road Warriors v The Nasty Boys v Doom

The Undertaker v Bad News Brown
Tatanka v Irwin R.Schyster
Tito Santana v The Berzerker
Greg Valentine v Papa Shango
Koko B.Ware v Bob Backlund
ianclarkPosted on 03/16/05 at 12:18:21

IN YOUR HOUSE I

Tatanka defeated Irwin R.Schyster via pinfall - 16:08
***

Greg Valentine defeated Papa Shango via DQ - 14:40
**1/4

Tito Santana defeated The Berzerker via DQ - 12:07
1/2*

Bob Backlund defeated Koko B.Ware via countout - 15:33
**1/4

The Undertaker defeated Bad News Brown via pinfall - 16:13
**1/2

Four Corners No.1 Contenders Match

The Steiners defeated The Road Warriors, The Nasty Boys and Doom - 11:04
*3/4

War Games Match

The Four Horsemen defeated Rick Rude, Bret Hart, British Bulldog & Mr Perfect via submission - 36:06
***1/2

Card rating - **1/2

Comments:

Even the surprise re-appearance of Mr Perfect (an old friend from Minnesota of Rick Rude), couldn't help Rude's team defeated The Horsemen in their speciality match, The War Games!!!

Earlier in the night, all 3 of Mr Fuji's new men showed their ruthless streak with 2 DQ defeats and a countout victory (due to outside interference!).
ianclarkPosted on 03/16/05 at 12:22:23

The card for Wrestlemania VIII

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Vader v Ted DiBiase

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Sgt.Slaughter v Bret Hart

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition v The Steiners

WWF Television Title Match

Shawn Michaels v Ricky Steamboat

plus:

Rick Rude v Ric Flair
The Undertaker v Bam Bam Bigelow
The Road Warriors v Horsemen Blanchard & Anderson
Rock 'n' Roll Express v The Midnight Express
British Bulldog v Bob Backlund
Mr Perfect v Barry Windham

20 Man Battle Royal
ianclarkPosted on 03/16/05 at 12:34:46

Wrestlemania VIII

Diesel won a 20 man Battle Royal - 45:55
**3/4

WWF Television Title Match

Shawn Michaels defeated Ricky Steamboat via pinfall - 14:14
***1/2

(Shawn Michaels retained the WWF Television Title)

The Road Warriors defeated Horsemen Blanchard & Anderson via DQ - 6:04
1/2*

British Bulldog defeated Bob Backlund via 12:32
**3/4

Bam Bam Bigelow defeated The Undertaker via pinfall - 13:29
**1/2

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

Demolition defeated The Steiners via submission - 12:12
***

(Demolition retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Mr Perfect defeated Barry Windham via pinfall - 11:31
***1/2

WWF InterContinental Title Match

Bret Hart defeated Sgt. Slaughter via submission - 14:37
****1/4

(Bret Hart won the WWF InterContinental Title)

Ric Flair defeated Rick Rude via pinfall - 13:49
***1/2

The Midnight Express defeated Rock 'n' Roll Express via pinfall - 12:58
*3/4

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Vader defeated Ted DiBiase via pinfall - 8:18
***

(Vader retained the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - ***

Comments:

Crushing victories for Vader and Demolition as they retained their titles.  Meanwhile, there was a much tighter match for the Television Title as Shawn Michaels just managed to fend off "The Dragon".  The only title to change was the I-C title in a classic match between two veteran wrestlers.  There will be no rematch though as Sgt. Slaughter has decided to take a sabbatical from wrestling.  Also leaving is Bad News Brown, who is heading to Japan.

The first match of the night, the Battle Royal introduced two new faces (or should I say heels?) to the WWF in the form of Diesel and Razor Ramon.  They both looked very impressive and indeed it was Diesel who finally came out on to in the Battle Royal.  Watch for these guys in the future!
ianclarkPosted on 03/18/05 at 02:48:07

I'm really starting to think I've lost my way with this circuit (although for a 1st attempt I'm quite proud of it). Therefore, unless anyone with more expertise (which won't be difficult), can give me any suggestions on how to get "back on track", I'm gonna call it a day for this circuit.

Good news is, I have got an idea for another circuit. It will start at approx. the same time frame (i.e. late 80's), but will start from a wider selection of wrestlers, rather than just being from the WWF. My first idea is to put the names of 60 or 70 wrestlers active at the time (mainly WWF and NWA/WCW but some others), into a big hat and then draw out 30 names (completely at random), to make up the first roster of the new ICW (Ian's Championship Wrestling - please excuse my vanity until I think of a better name!).
CarlzillaPosted on 03/18/05 at 09:40:26

My only suggestion is for more detailed write ups, and that you include the winning move in the results...it's great to know who won, but it would be better if we know how other than by pinfall or DQ or what have you. Other than that...I can't think of any suggestions at all.
VertigoPosted on 03/18/05 at 14:23:39

Definatly more detailed write-ups. You'll find that you get behind your wrestlers a lot more and you even get anxious waiting for the next show because you know the matches are going to be big. Without storylines, you're just running cards to see who wins titles... it's tedious.

Also, you could use a Sunday morning program, like Superstars or whatever they had around 1992... use that to build storylines. You don't need to have matches, just post it and give details about what's going on, and maybe have interviews.

That's about it... RAW isn't on for another 3 years... hopefully you'll make it there.
ianclarkPosted on 03/18/05 at 14:50:13

Thanks for the comments, much appreciated.

Looking back over my circuit, I couldn't agree more.  I've got so obsessed with trying to rush through as many cards as possible (50 and counting), I didn't take the time to build up storylines and feuds etc.  Prime examples of this are the "recent" inactivity of guys like Ultimate Warrior and Randy Savage!!

I've decided to call it quits with this circuit (presuming that's O.K.), and start up a new circuit as per my idea in my previous post.  Hopefully, I can learn from my mistakes here and produce an even better circuit!

Look out for it in the next couple of days...
VertigoPosted on 03/19/05 at 02:46:25

At least do a FINAL show... give DiBiase a rematch for the World Title!!!

You could give us an example of how you will present your new circuit by doing a farewell show with this circuit.
ianclarkPosted on 03/19/05 at 12:06:54

It is with some regret that the WWF committee has announced its final card. WWF - The End of an Era!

Matches:

Greg Valentine v Tito Santana
Rock 'n' Roll Express v The Midnight Express
Rick Martel v Jeff Jarrett
The Steiners v Horsemen Blanchard & Anderson
Jake Roberts v Papa Shango
Ricky Steamboat v Bob Backlund
Rick Rude & Mr Perfect v Ric Flair & Barry Windham
The Undertaker & Ultimate Warrior v Randy Savage & Bam Bam Bigelow
Bret Hart, British Bulldog & Texas Tornado v Shawn Michaels, Diesel & Razor Ramon
Demolition v The Road Warriors
Ted DiBiase v Vader

To avoid any cheap finishes on this card all matches will be No DQ, No Countout!!!
ianclarkPosted on 03/19/05 at 12:40:20

WWF - The End of an Era

Tito Santana pinned Greg Valentine with the Flying Forearm - 19:16
*3/4

Rock 'n' Roll Express defeated the Midnight Express when Ricky Morton pinned Stan Lane after a double dropkick - 19:39
**1/4

Jeff Jarrett pinned Rick Martel with The Stroke - 16:03
***1/2

Horsemen Blanchard & Anderson defeated The Steiners when Anderson pinned Scott Steiner after a Spiked Piledriver - 8:42
**

Jake Roberts pinned Papa Shango with the DDT - 20:51
*1/4

Bob Backlund pinned Ricky Steamboat after a powerslam - 2:14
**1/2

Rick Rude & Mr Perfect defeated Ric Flair & Barry Windham when Flair passed out in Rude's sleeperhold - 1:57
**1/2

The Undertaker & Ultimate Warrior defeated Randy Savage & Bam Bam Bigelow when Warrior pinned Bam Bam with the Big Splash - 4:42
**

Bret Hart, British Bulldog & Texas Tornado defeated Shawn Michaels, Diesel & Razor Ramon when Michaels submitted to Hart's Sharpshooter - 15:58
***1/2

WWF World Tag Team Titles Match

The Road Warriors defeated Demolition when Animal pinned Smash after a powerslam - 23:08
**1/4

(The Road Warriors won the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

WWF World Heavyweight Title Match

Ted DiBiase defeated Vader when Vader passed out in the Million Dollar Dream - 10:46
***1/2

(Ted DiBiase won the WWF World Heavyweight Title)

Card rating - **3/4

Comments:

So that's it, the end of this circuit.  Ted DiBiase won back the World Title, quite appropriately and the whole card was littered with great matches.  The only real disappointments were the short matches between Steamboat & Backlund, Rude/Perfect & Flair/Windham and Undertaker/Warrior & Savage/Bam Bam.

The new circuit will have more detail than this card but probably not the T.V. style that everyone else seems to be using.

Finally, to everyone that has read my circuit, I hope you have enjoyed it as much as I have enjoyed booking the matches.

See you soon.....