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CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XIII – FULL BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT Jacksonville Coliseum & Outdoor Fight Pit – November 20, 1990 JR: “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to Clash of the Champions XIII, live right here from Jacksonville, Florida! We’ve got a sold-out crowd inside the Coliseum, and we’ve got one of the wildest cards we’ve ever presented!” Heenan: “Wild? Ross, we’ve got monsters, street fights, madmen, champions, and a sixty-minute Ironman match! We should’ve charged double!” JR: “Folks, before we begin inside this arena, we’re going right now to the back lot behind the Coliseum, where the Samoan Street Fight is set to begin!” Heenan: “Let’s go to the battlefield!” SAMOAN STREET FIGHT – OUTDOOR PIT The camera cuts to the back lot. Torches flicker, smoke rolls across gravel, and a ropeless ring stands under the night sky. The crowd outside is packed against makeshift barricades, chanting wildly. Samu, Fatu, and Tonga emerge first — bare-chested, face paint, war cries echoing through the cold night. They stomp the gravel, slap their chests, and climb into the ropeless ring like it’s their territory. Motorcycle engines roar and Demolition arrive next — Ax, Smash, and Crush rolling in on black bikes, chains wrapped around their fists, stepping off like a pack of predators. The two teams stare down for half a second. Then all hell breaks loose. Bodies collide instantly: Ax and Samu trading sickening headbutts that echo off the concrete, Fatu and Smash rolling through dirt and broken boards, Tonga and Crush slamming each other into the exposed steel posts. Weapons appear from everywhere — bamboo sticks cracking over backs, trash can lids smashed off skulls, a fishing net thrown around Smash as the Samoans drag him down and stomp him. Crush swings a two-by-four but Tonga kicks straight through it, staggering him back against the post. JR: “This isn’t a match—this is carnage!” Heenan: “I told you, Ross! This is my kind of wrestling!” Demolition rallies when Ax wraps his fist in a chain and drops both Samu and Tonga with huge shots. Smash and Crush join him, and for a moment the Samoans are down. But they rise — all three at once — screaming in Samoan. The crowd erupts as the Samoans unload a three-man assault: Samu with a superkick, Fatu with a spinning heel kick, Tonga with a diving clothesline off the post. Ax collapses to his knees. All three Samoans climb different posts. The crowd screams. All three dive. Triple headbutts crush Ax into the gravel. Fatu makes the cover. One… two… three. JR: “The Samoans win the Samoan Street Fight!” Heenan: “If I were Demolition, I’d get back on those motorcycles and drive far, far away!” The Samoans pound their chests in the torchlight, victorious, as Demolition crawl away battered and broken. INSIDE THE JACKSONVILLE COLISEUM JR: “Folks, after that war outside the arena, we return to the ring for championship action!” Heenan: “I still smell smoke from that fight pit!” WCW WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP The Rockers (c) vs DOOM The Rockers hit the ring to a huge ovation, Shawn fired up, Marty taped heavily but determined. Doom enters next with Teddy Long — Reed and Simmons marching with absolute purpose. Shawn starts fast, ducking Reed’s first swings, dropkicking him twice before tagging Marty for a double elbowdrop. Doom quickly grounds things when Simmons catches Marty mid-leap and slams him with ease. Doom takes control. Marty’s leg is targeted — slammed into the post, stomped on, twisted. Shawn fights valiantly for tags, flying around the ring, but Doom’s power is relentless. A brief rally comes when the Rockers plant Reed with stereo superkicks, bringing the arena to its feet. They attempt dual flying fistdrops — but Simmons shoves Reed free and the Rockers crash. Doom smells blood. Simmons scoops Marty high into an electric chair position. Shawn tries to dive in, but Reed meets him with a brutal clothesline that sends Shawn tumbling to the floor. Reed hits the ropes. The crowd gasps. Reed launches into a flying shoulder tackle from Simmons’ shoulders, destroying Marty on impact. One… two… three. JR: “Doom has done it! New World Tag Team Champions!” Heenan: “Power, precision, and pain — Doom is unstoppable!” Teddy Long celebrates wildly as Doom hoists the belts high. WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Sting (c) vs Kama w/ Harley Race Sting sprints to the ring to a massive ovation, firing up the crowd. Kama enters with Race in his corner, looking furious and ready to dominate. Kama overpowers Sting early, crushing him with heavy forearms, a gorilla press slam, and a suffocating bearhug that nearly ends it. Sting rallies, hitting rapid-fire punches, three consecutive dropkicks, and a big diving clothesline off the top. Kama tries to regain control with a spinning back kick, but Sting slips free of a powerslam attempt and hits the ropes hard. Stinger Splash! Running bulldog! Another Stinger Splash! Kama staggers. Sting hits the ropes — Scorpion Deathdrop (facebuster version) — One… two… three! Sting retains. Race storms into the ring, furious, yelling at Kama. Kama shoves Race. Race shoves back. On the aisle, Luger appears — watching. Race calls for him to attack Sting. Luger doesn’t move. Race demands again. Luger shakes his head… and walks away. JR: “Tension between Luger and Race is reaching a boiling point!” Heenan: “If you can’t trust your own monster, Ross, you’re in trouble!” 60-MINUTE IRONMAN MATCH Ricky Steamboat vs The Great Muta The lights dim. Smoke fills the arena. Muta enters first — black-and-gold robe, mask pristine, attendants carrying chaos banners behind him. He sprays mist into the air as the arena reacts with awe. Then Steamboat enters — torch in hand, flames erupting on the stage. The crowd roars, chanting his name. He blows a plume of fire skyward before stepping into the ring. The bell rings. For 60 minutes, they put on a masterpiece. Bell rings. Crowd hushes. The two circle—Muta prowling, Steamboat methodical. First 10 minutes: Chain wrestling, takedowns, counters. The audience cheers every stalemate. Steamboat dominates the early mat work, earning the first fall at 11:24 with a surprise roll-up after reversing a handspring elbow. Score: 1–0 Steamboat. Minutes 11–25: Muta shifts gears—vicious strikes, kicks to the ribs, and a moonsault attempt that misses. He adjusts and works the legs, grounding Steamboat. At 24:47, Muta hits the Moonsault clean for a pin. Score: 1–1. Minutes 25–40: Momentum swings wildly. Muta spits the green mist mid-match—but Steamboat ducks! It blinds the referee instead! Muta hits a dragon suplex, but there’s no ref to count. Steamboat recovers, nails a top-rope chop, and locks in a dragon sleeper. Muta taps! New ref runs in—crowd explodes. Score: 2–1 Steamboat. Minutes 40–55: Muta grows desperate, hitting a barrage of suplexes and using the guardrail outside to his advantage. At 53:10, he hits a shining wizard for another fall. Score: 2–2. Final five minutes: The crowd is standing. They trade everything — chops, kicks, reversals. JR is losing his mind. Ross: “They’ve given us sixty minutes of the purest athleticism this sport can offer!” Heenan: “I can’t take it, Ross — I’m exhausted just watching!” At 59:30, Steamboat catches Muta in mid-air with a dropkick. He scales the top rope — FLYING CROSSBODY — but Muta rolls through! Both men’s shoulders down — 1… 2… Muta bridges up into a backslide — 3! Muta scores the final fall at 59:58! Score: 3–2 Great Muta. Post-Match The crowd gives a standing ovation. Steamboat, exhausted and bloodied from a cut lip, offers a handshake. Muta stares, bows deeply, then slowly mists a small puff of red into the air — symbolic respect — he grabs Steamboat’s hand and shakes it— before leaving the ring. JR closes:“What we’ve just witnessed is professional wrestling at its absolute finest — sixty minutes of artistry, endurance, and respect!” Heenan: “Respect? Muta doesn’t need respect — he’s got victory! The man is untouchable!” Result: The Great Muta defeats Ricky Steamboat (3 falls to 2) in a 60-minute Ironman Match. The show ends on a standing ovation.

November 15th Sorry folks… gonna be a quick one this week…. WCW Power Hour Tony Schiavone & Bobby Heenan Easy come, easy go show… got to see some good singles showcases… Bobby Holly makes his debut… young up and comer… Armstrongs in six-man action, Barbarian kills some dude, Davey Boy in singles action… not much in the top 10… then we’ve got a big main event… not much… but we see Demolition challenge the Freebirds… yes… no build… but it was a quick one off because the Samoans got involved and it ended up being a 5 on 3 until Big Josh and El Gigante showed up to even the odds… World Championship Wrestling Jim Ross & Bobby Heenan WCW picks up where Power Hour left off… Big Josh and El Gigante get into a scrum with the Samoans… but Demolition come to help out… but the Freebirds are nowhere to be found. Owen Hart with a nice singles win… he and Davey Boy talk to the crowd and begin to set the seeds for what their future holds… not quite sure what that is yet… but they’ve got big plans for 1990! Rick Rude w/ Paul E gets a nice win… Hall and Hennig join… they’ll be in tag action soon. Paul E says he has got eyes on gold now… it is the next step for the Dangerous Alliance… they have the TV Title… but soon… they will have the US title…. That’s right Nikita… we’re coming for you! The Undertaker with Paul Bearer… good win… even better visual… the bodybag is ominous… The Rockers get a nice tag win… they cut a promo on Doom… it will be their destruction come the Clash… the Rockers talk about beating the biggest and the best… but nwo they’re going to beat the baddest! Sid Vicious cuts a promo saying he has got his eyes on El Gigante but he is focused on Sting… the world title will be his… come hell or high water! Muta gets a win… but in an interesting fashion… he beats the first guy… 2 minutes… then he asks for another? Another guy comes down and Muta beats him in 3 minutes… a third guy comes… 3 minutes… a four guy comes… 2 minutes… Heenan says he beat four guys in 10 minutes… imagine what he’s going to do to Steamboat! Flyin Brian cuts a promo on the Dangrous Alliance, saying he will find backup and he will meet them head-on soon enough! Hennig and Hall get a nice tag team win…Paul E puts his men through the roof… Heenan is putting them over in a big way… Rick Steamboat cuts a promo on Muta and says that competition is tough all over WCW but none more fierce than him… Muta will feel the full weight of the Dragon at the Clash and there will be nowhere to RUN! In the Main Event… we’ve got Sting and Nikita taking on Barbarian and Kama… Race is down there calling the shots… It is a fun little contest… Kama doesn’t have the skillset yet… its clear… but there has to be more to the story… in the end… it is Barbarian who eats a Stinger Splash and then runs into a Russian Sickle for good measure! 1…2….3!!! Sting and Nikita with the win… the Clash is this week if I get time to write it…. Lex Luger is in the aisle with Harley Race… but Luger turns and leaves…. Race turns and Luger is nowhere to be found… dissension…

Vader is a force.... Z-Man's getting a good look... Tatanka is on the rise - like all the pieces are here... Funk as champ - 1990 WWF may be different than real life, but it is great!

November 8th WCW Power Hour Tony Schiavone & Bobby Heenan Fun Power Hour to kick off our weekend! We’ve got a lot of action, plus the top 10… and the Dangerous Alliance in six-man action right here… let’s go to the ring! Ricky Steamboat kicks us off with a great victory. Doom looks dominant with Teddy Long putting them through the roof. Skinner with a good win… he’s got some momentum. The Barbarian kills some guy… like they have to come drag him out of the ring… Demolition with a tag team win… Smash is outside the ring… these three are working through as a trio but then double and triple team at their pleasure. WCW Top 10 WCW Champion - Sting Nikita Koloff - US Champion The Great Muta Lex Luger Scott Hall - TV Champion Ricky Steamboat Rick Rude Curt Hennig Sid Vicious Flyin Brian The Barbarian In our main event on Power Hour… we see the Dangerous Alliance in six-man tag team action against the Armstrongs. Scott gets the hell beat out of him… Bob puts up a tough fight… Brad looks fantastic in the ring but Rude, Hall, and Hennig are overpowering… these guys are on a different level and we see Scott eat the Diamond Death Drop… wait just a second… Paul E comes over and says… it isn’t the Diamond Death Drop any more…. Just like the newest AC/DC album… it is called the RAZOR’S EDGE! The Dangerous Alliance gets the win… Brad doesn’t look like he’s done yet… but Bob pulls him back to check on his brother… this one might have something to it… World Championship Wrestling Jim Ross & Bobby Heenan It is all about the World Title tonight and fans we’ve got a lot on the line. The crowd is buzzing as we see some of the top WCW stars making their way down to the ring! We’re kicking it off… 20-man battle royal… winner goes on to Clash of the Champions to take on Sting… here we go! 20-man battle royal including: Lex Luger, Sid Vicious, Nikita Koloff, Davey Boy Smith, Owen Hart, Big Josh, Crush, Fatu, Samu, Tonga, Demolition Ax, Demolition Smash, Kama, Skinner, The Barbarian, Brad Armstrong, El Gigante, Savio Vega, Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker, and Lt. James Earl Wright A helluva fight breaks out in the aisleway with Demolition and the Samoans! Oh my! 6 of our 14 are already out of here and the crowd is going nuts… we haven’t even started this one yet… We’re back from break and the 14 men are in the ring now… Demolition and the Samoans have already been disqualified… the bell hasn’t rang yet… wait just a damn minute… Sid Vicious is on one side of the ring… El Gigante is on the other side of the ring… they are eyeing one another up… Wait a minute… here comes the Great Muta! Muta walks down and he steps in the ring…but it only lasts a moment because here comes Ricky Steamboat! Steamboat comes down and he’s yelling at Muta saying he wants him at the Clash! Now we’re at 16… wait a moment… what is… The Dangerous Alliance walks out… Paul E says that if anyone is going to go after the World title… it is the Dangerous Alliance… they step up… now we’re at 19… we get ready for the bell… but wait just a moment…that music… number 20… oh my… FLYING BRIAN Runs down to the ring and he goes right after the Dangerous Alliance! Well the 20 we thought….and the 20 we got… not the same… but for better or worse here we go! The crowd explodes for Sid and El Gigante who both get attacked right from the beginning by the faces and heels and get tossed out! Two of the favorites are gone and now officials are out here trying to keep them apart from one another! We then get a fun moment where Flyin Brian goes toe to toe with the Dangerous Alliance but then he gets some backup from Owen and Davey Boy! Oh my! We’ve got a huge fight on the other side of the ring with Muta and Steamboat clawing away at one another… but then Luger goes and flips them both over the top to the floor! The Barbarian goes on a tear and eliminates Big Josh, Skinner, Savio Vega, and the State Patrol… but he turns around and Nikita comes with a clothesline and takes him out of the ring and to the floor! Brad Armstrong then gets his hands on Lex Luger and they throw some nice shots at one another. A huge moment happens when Owen and Davey Boy eliminate Scott Hall…. Rude and Hennig eliminate Davey and Owen… and then Pillman runs and hits a cross body on both of them and they all go out of the ring to the floor! We’re down to Luger, Kama, Nikita, and Brad Armstrong. We’ve got a four-way brawl going… Harley Race comes out and he is trying to call the shots… he even goes in there to try and hurt Brad but Bullet Bob comes out of the back and the crowd pops when he nails Harley Race with a huge right hand! Brad watches on and that’s enough for Luger to come and clothesline him out of the ring to the floor… Nikita comes and then he grabs Luger… he hoists him over the top… Race is stirring… he goes over and tells Kama to go for it… what the hell is going on here… Kama runs and nails both men and Nikita and Luger go flying over the top to the floor! Kama has won it! Kama will go on to the Clash and face Sting! We come back from break and Lex Luger is out here and he’s throwing a temper tantrum as Kama is celebrating. He is screaming at Race and Kama but Race says it is all part of the plan! He says to trust him… he isn’t happy… Our second match… after about 35-40 minutes of our battle royal broadcast… sees Bullet Bob and Scott Armstrong in tag team action. They look good even though Bob is at the tail end of his career. Brad is out here cheering them on. We get a promo from Ricky Steamboat… he says he wants it official… he and Muta at the Clash… we’ll hear from JJ Dillon on the matter coming up… The Freebirds get a nice tag team win… filling out our card today. DDP is pumping them up outside the ring. The new US tag team champions look prime and put it all together tonight. We get a promo from Teddy Long as he pumps up Doom… they face the Rockers at the Clash… tag titles on the line and Teddy says history will be made! Big time moment as the Undertaker makes his way out for a match… the crowd is stirring… this guy has all that aura… Paul Bearer adds so much to the presentation… Taker handles his opponent with ease… even hitting the top rope clothesline… then the Tombstone… his opponent… an unnamed fella… he gets wrapped into a body bag… what the hell is going on here… We get JJ Dillon out here… he runs down the Clash… he says that Sting will in fact take on Kama and defend the WCW title… the Rockers will defend the WCW Tag Titles against Doom… plus we’ll see a special match… the Samoans vs Demolition in a Tribal Match… this will be in a specially designed arena… and the main event… yes… for this match… this moment… a 60-minute Iron Man Match… Ricky Steamboat and The Great Muta will go one on one! The man with the most falls at the end of the 60-minutes will be the winner! Johnny Ace with a decent win. We’ve got the Dangerous Alliance out here calling out every single memer of the WCW roster and committee about the travesty and garbage that happened earlier tonight. They deserve to be the number one contenders and now that they have the TV title… they’re coming for ALL THE GOLD! The Rockers in tag team action against the Shadows… good win and they pump up their big confrontation with Doom at the Clash. The final moments of the show see Sting come out with the World Title. He puts over the big win at Halloween Havoc… the big battle royal tonight… he says he was excited to see every single one of those guys in the ring… he is not going to hide behind the title… he is going to defend it… any and all comers… this brings out Harley Race… he’s got Kama with him… Luger is coming out… Sting says he wants all that smoke baby! Kama gets up on the apron and Sting with a dropkick in the back and Kama goes flying! Sting is ready for a fight and now Luger is trying to get in the ring but it is Race who is backing him out! No World Wide this week due to a special showing of Dirty Harry on TBS.

I love the survivor series build... you put all the eggs in the basket with this Main Event match with the Outlaws vs Warriors... sometimes that is what it is all about... hook us in for that big one and make some special things happen undernearth. We've got Power and Glory looking good... Jake Roberts mastering his mic skills... the Z-Man... the Russians... these are all areas to build up from on the Survivor Series front and you're going in the right direction!

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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.

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