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November 1st WCW Power Hour Tony Schiavone & Bobby Heenan A good recap show of Halloween Havoc. We see all the big highlights including the debut of the Undertaker… Sid Vicious’ dominance… The Rockers tag title win… Doom’s victory… We see the turn of the century with Scott Hall turning his back on Flyin Brian and WCW while joining the Dangerous Alliance… highlights of Muta and Steamboat… then we see Sting’s triumphant victory over Lex Luger… he wins the world title… 11 months in the making all for this moment. Here’s the fresh top 10! WCW Top 10 WCW Champion - Sting US Champion - Nikita Koloff Lex Luger Great Muta TV Champion - Scott Hall Ricky Steamboat Sid Vicious Curt Hennig Rick Rude Flyin Brian Davey Boy Smith World Championship Wrestling Jim Ross & Bobby Heenan bring us in for a big episode of World Championship Wrestling… the Dangerous Alliance will be in action… WCW World Champion Sting is here… plus we find out the makings of the next Clash of the Champions Card on November 20th from Jacksonville, Florida! Fans we’ve got a lot on the line tonight… let’s hit the ring! Doom with Teddy Long get a nice win… we hear that they are the number one contenders and will get their shot at the world tag team champions at the Clash! The Rockers get some promo time and put over the big tag title match… they talk about defending the titles against any and all comers and how the challenge of Doom may be big and bad… but they can’t touch what they can’t catch! We then get to see the television debut of the one and only Undertaker. The lights dim as Paul Bearer walks him out to the ring. He is cold and calculating… beating down his opponent with ease…the Tombstone piledriver is all she wrote… Taker pins him… Paul Bearer has the urn and leads the Undertaker to the back… he’s got the long hair that covers his face… the mystery surrounding this guy is palpating! Armstrongs with a fun six-man win, Brad continues to shine, we hear Ross and Heenan put them over in a big way. The Freebirds come out and they run down the Rockers… they put over the fact that at Halloween Havoc… they were robbed… they should rightfully be the world tag team champions and they’re going to make claim to the titles before too long! Demolition - Smash and Crush with a tag team win… Ax is cheering them on outside the ring. We hear that the Samoans want to challenge the to Tribal Combat… a six-man match with no ropes… We also find out that the Samoans have a US tag title match with the Freebirds on World Wide that was just sanctioned by JJ Dillon. Lex Luger comes out with Harley Race and Kama… they put over the world title and Sting… Luger gives him his accolades… he says that for one night… Sting may have been the better man… but one night doesn’t define the career of the total package! Next week, we’re going to see a big 20-man battle… Luger says it is an absolute disgrace to him that he won’t be the number one contender right off the bat… but if he has to beat 19-others… then damnit he’ll do it! Nice singles win for Skinner… nothing crazy, just building himself back up. We get a promo from Ricky Steamboat who says he wants to finish the trilogy… he challenges Muta… one more time… for everything… he wants to know who the true Ironman is. Great Muta with a good victory… he looks like he is in the best shape of his career right now… in the ring… he is almost unmatched! Paul E comes out with the Dangerous Alliance… they corner Muta… Paul E says that he’s wiped the myst from his eyes… he can see now… he wants Muta to know that there is still a fourth spot open for Muta in the Dangerous Alliance… Muta tries to walk away, but Hennig pushes him back and Muta looks up… OH SHIT… Paul E says… “it is okay… just think about it…” Paul E smiles and the crowd is stirring… Sid Vicious comes out and kills some dude… he says that his time is now… STING! I am coming for you boi! When Sid walks back to the back… wait a second… El Gigante and Big Josh are walking out… Gigante and Sid eye one another up… Before the tag match… we have a quick promo from Flyin Brian… it is taped… we see this after the match at Halloween Havoc… he almost has no words… but he’s tired of being a punching bag for Paul E and the Dangerous Alliance… this isn’t about revenge… this is about Vengeance… Big Josh and El Gigante win a tag team match and look fun… Ross and Heenan heavily put over Sid and El Gigante… in a huge way! One more promo… Davey Boy and Owen… they say they’ve both had a hell of a couple of months… but fighting through creates character… they have Heart… and they’re going to be ready for the next stage… whatever that is… and they’ll take on whomever is in their path! Sting and Nikita in a tag team match… US Champ and World Champ… together… looking strong… They take care of the Boricuas and look good… but then we see an interesting…well moment… the Barbarian comes out… and he’s got Kama next to him… Luger pushes his way through… Race is there… this trio is looking on… there is something cooking here… Next week we’ve got a 20-man battle royal to determine the number one contender for Sting at the Clash of the Champions… on World Wide… we’ve got the Freebirds taking on the Samoans for the US tag titles… fans weve got a lot going on… get pumped! WCW World Wide Eric Bischoff & Diamond Dallas Page The State Patrol def. Joey Maggs & Rick Ryder DDP: “That’s law and order, baby! The State Patrol just wrote a ticket for PAIN!” Johnny Ace def. Mike Thor DDP: “That Ace Crusher hits harder than a bar tab in Atlanta!” Big Josh & El Gigante def. The Mulkeys DDP: “Look at Gigante, Bischoff! Seven-foot-seven and built like a building — somebody call city planning!” The Barbarian def. Tim Parker DDP: “That’s not a man — that’s a tank in boots! You can’t stop the Barbarian; you can only pray he gets bored!” Main Event – WCW U.S. Tag Team Titles: The Fabulous Freebirds (w/ DDP & Badstreet) def. The Samoans (w/ Gary Hart) — new champions after Demolition interference caused chaos at ringside. DDP: “Badstreet’s gold again, baby! Winners take the belts — losers take a beating!” Post-match: The Freebirds celebrated with the titles as Demolition and the Samoans brawled to the back.

Fantastic show from Tokyo NK Hall — a sold-out crowd and maybe the best top-to-bottom UWF card yet. The rookies impressed early: Fuke outclassed Nagai, Yamada showed grit in beating Asahi, and Kanemoto looked sharp putting down Kimura. Anjo vs. Tamura was pure technique and attitude — Anjo’s guillotine finish was a statement. The quarterfinals delivered big. Karelin vs. Volk Han was unreal — power vs. precision until Karelin crushed him with a full-nelson suplex and choke. Takada vs. Funaki was classic UWF storytelling; Funaki pushed him hard, but Takada’s veteran edge got him through with a cross-armbreaker. Ruas shocking Sayama was the night’s biggest moment — the champ tapping to a heel hook stunned everyone. Maeda vs. Fujinami closed with a war worthy of their legacies, Maeda finally taking it with a perfect kneebar.

I've falled far behind... first off... once again you've nailed the SNME aura... all of these together just a fun stretch of shows. The Hershey card hit the right mix of chaos and character — Zhukov got real heat, Koko/Lawler was solid, and Sherri’s crew is running wild across every division. Fantastics looked great, Nasty Boys made a statement, and Duggan/Bravo had that perfect old-school brawl vibe. Survivor Series build is rolling — Warrior’s team, Sherri’s Sensationals, Duggan forming the 4x4’s, Bad News out for blood — it all feels big. Strong couple weeks, tight storytelling, and everyone’s got something cooking heading into Hartford.

PCW’s been on fire lately. Bret Hart’s Battle Royal win in Calgary was the kind of big hometown moment that sets the tone, and Dibiase’s been ducking danger ever since. Stormfront’s leaning hard into their heel run, Finlay’s tearing through the Money Train, and the Thrillseekers, Jericho, and Liger are lighting up the Light Heavyweight scene. Iron & Steel look ready for a major push, and even the undercard feels hot. Everything’s building perfectly toward San Diego Battleground — Bret vs. Dibiase is can’t-miss.

Total Memphis mayhem from start to finish. Batman vs. Joker was pure fun, and the crowd went nuts when POW was unmasked as Brian Christopher. Jarrett stayed hot, Rock ’n’ Roll kept their belts, and Austin held the TV title after chaos with Medusa and Miss York. Neidhart split Valentine open with Hart’s own megaphone, Road Warriors took the tag gold, and Savage closed the night with a big elbow on Lawler to win the wild main event. Classic Halloween in Memphis.

Fun, focused show building to Title Night in Alaska. Colon opened hot calling out Col. DeBeers, Equalizer crushed his opponent, and we got the debut tease for the Missouri Tiger. Burke vs. Parsons stole the night — great bout ending in controversy with Jackie’s distraction giving Iceman the win. Tribal Nation kept the fire on the Guerreros, Latin Desire and the Heavenly Bodies brawled in a good pre–Title Night tease, and Garvin/Slater demanded tag title shots. Cactus Jack closed the feud with Golden, hitting back-to-back double arm DDTs for the win. Hogan, Kerry, and Muraco wrapped things up with a fiery promo on the Horsemen and Dan Spivey — AWA rolling strong into Alaska.

Not 💯 on this one

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Chaz Warrington and drop

Sean Morley

Dvon Dudley

Bubba Ray

The Nasty Boys, Ivan Koloff, Gary Wolfe, and Tony Durante have all moved to the WWF

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