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Rose finally issues an ultimatum to Scotty & Stevie, shape up or ship out. I wonder how long before he turns his attention to Candido? Guido has really turned the tide in his series of matches against Scorpio.

So with Hogan on the shelf, I guess that means no one is getting a bye. On the bright side that means we get a full first round of action. Boss man throws the book at Chavo Classic. With the Horsemen seemingly broken up, Michaels decides to focus on himself and the world title. How sweet of Brenda to bring back the beauty shop just so her bestie could have a platform. Adnan shows how big a help having your second present can be. Muraco looks for a Magnificent moment at Champagne Slam.

Love the Steamboat-Hennig through line for all three episodes. Paul E thought he'd found a loophole that would get the belt back but instead we get 30 minutes of uninterrupted wrestling featuring two of the best in the game. Davey Boy will be the next one to step to the man who rules the world. Can even his power pry the title from Sid's grasp? Doom is truly high on themselves if they're issuing an open challenge. In my experience these tend not to go well for the champions. Rocn n Roll is back in WCW and the Freebirds are already starting something.

Originally airing 3/4/91 on HBO. In a match from a recent RAW taping, Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake defeats Greg "The Hammer" Valentine with "A little off the top". Split screen promo sees Beefcake say the King's crown is the only thing that can make his strut look even better. Mean Gene's Update recaps the tournament from the recent WWF event in Boston in which Billy Jack Haynes won the right to challenge for the IC title at Mania. "Dangerous" Dan Spivey w/"The Doctor of Style" Slick defeat Disco Inferno with the powerbomb. Commentary mention that Slick's lawyers seem to be having no luck removing the stipulation from Spivey's match with Bad News Brown at Mania. Slick may have to step into the ring yet. The Nightmares squash from RAW is shown. The Bushwhackers whack a pair of nerds. Mean Gene gives the WrestleMania VII. He mentions that the Texas Outlaw camp has been unusually quiet after the events of SNME. A match from Wrestling Challenge sees Sensational Power manhandle two nobodies. The Nasty Boys promo from a recent taping is shown. They challenge The Fantastics to step into their world at Mania and meet them in a New York Street Fight. Jake Roberts plants some poor sap right on the top of his head. Split screen promo has Roberts say Warrior is the biggest game the WWF has to offer and at Mania his venom is bringing everybody's hero down. Feature Match. Dynamite Kid defeats "Canadian Roughneck" Kerry Brown w/"Le Commandant" Frenchy Martin after Martin's interference backfired.

Sounds like a big card is coming to the armory next Friday. Wild Dog isn't letting go of the idea he's owed a title shot. Tasha continues to build her case. The ladies don't really get to show off but Morton brings home the win to keep the fans happy.

WWF Live Events. 3/1/91. Providence Civic Center, Providence, Rhode Island Disco Inferno defeats Russian Pitbull #2 with the "Chartbuster" "Thrilling" Tom Brandi defeats Horace the Psychopath with a flying body press. The Bolsheviks (Ivan Koloff & Boris Zhukov) defeat The Spirit Warriors (Wahoo McDaniel & Navajo Warrior) when Iva hit NW with the chain. "8th Wonder of the World" Andre the Giant defeats "The Ace" Bob Orton with a Legdrop. The Berzerker defeats Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka with a running Boot. The Northern Invasion (Chris Benoit, Dino Bravo & Kerry Brown) w/"Le Commandant" Frenchy Martin defeats The Commonwealth (Biff Wellington, Danny Boy Collins & Dynamite Kid) when during a pier-six brawl, Martin managed to hit Wellington with the Canadian flag allowing Bravo to hit a power slam. WWF Intercontinental Championship "The Walking Natural Disaster" Earthquake(c) w/Frenchy Martin defeats Silver King when King tried to bodyslam Quake but Martin reached in and grabbed his leg. 3/2/91 Boston Garden, Boston, Massachusetts. Airing live on the New England Sports Network. On Commentary: Jesse "The Body" Ventura & Lord Alfred Hayes *Tonight's main attraction is a tournament to determine who challenges for the IC title at Mania* Quarterfinals. Dynamite Kid defeats Greg "The Hammer" Valentine by countering the figure four into an inside cradle. "Crippler" Chris Benoit w/Frenchy Martin defeats 'Thrilling" Tom Brandi after avoiding a flying body press and hitting a dragon suplex. Billy Jack Haynes defeats The Genius with the Full Nelson. Haku w/"Sensational" Sherri Martel defeats "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan after a distraction by Col Debeers. Sensational Power (Hercules & the Wrlord) w/Sherri defeat The Bushwhackers (Butch & Luke) with a double shoulderblock on Butch. Semifinals "Crippler" Chris Benoit defeats Dynamite Kid after Martin distracts the ref allowing Kerry Brown to interfere. Billy Jack Haynes defeats Haku by DQ when Haku refused to break the "Tongan Death Grip" after Haynes got to the ropes. The Kiler Bees (B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell) w/"The Guiding Light" Capt Lou Albano defeat The Nightmares with the "Stinger". Finals Billy Jack Haynes defeats Chris Benoit. Benoit looked to hit Haynes with the ring bell but Dynamite Kid ran down and took it from him. Benoit was so busy yelling at DK Hynes was able to come up behind him and lock in the Full Nelson. 3/3/91 Maple Leaf Garden, Toronto, Ontario, Canada The Minotaur defeats a local talent with "Running with the Bull". "The Boy from New York City" Jimmy Valiant w/Capt Lou defeats The Iron Sheik with the "Groovin' elbow". Greg "The Hammer" Valentine defeats Tugboat with the figure four. High Energy (Koko B Ware & Tom Zenk) defeat The Russian Pitbulls with a double dropkick. Col Debeers defeats Biff Wellington with the face first Pildriver. Huge heat for Debeers. Dynamite Kid vs "Crippler" Chris Benoit w/Frenchy Martin ends in a 20 mi time limit draw. WWF Tag Team Championship. The Ronin (Hiro Hase & Kensuke Sasaki)(c) defeat Sensational Power (Hercules & Warlord) w/Sherri after Hase countered a Herules running clothesline into a Ura-nage. The Ultimate Warrior defeats Jake "The Snake" Roberts by DQ when Roberts slide out of a military press and hit Warrior with a low blow. Roberts grabbed a chair and went to hit Warrior who ducked and hit a flying shoulder block that sent Roberts into retreat.

USWA takes things to the next level with the debut (return?) of TnT. And what a first episode. Who can the Steiners find to face Soul-less? Can the King tame Wild Bill? And what will happen when Wallstreet money meets Macho Madness?

Things nearly boil over when Taktarov crosses a line. Maeda (hopefully) still manages to send the fans home happy.

Okay, having to cut your TV short because Turner execs didn't realize the overlap with the PPV is classic WCW. As for WresttleWar.... Pillman's Giant equalizer allows him to hold onto the TV title. Hayes winning the elimination match without actually eliminating anyone cracked me up. R.I.P Bob Holly. The live crowd sees a good win for the Natural. Hall & Jannetty get their own showcases. Outside shenanigans between Dangerously & Dusty push Rude over the top against Koloff. I now Paul E was getting mega heat for cracking the Dream with that phone. Another successful defense for Doom puts Demolition at a crossroads. After another barnburner, Steamboat stands tall as the new US champion. Sting's Squadron wins Wargames but Sid puts Owen down to prove he still rules the world.

Airing live on NBC, The World Wrestling Federation proudly presents... February 28, 1991 Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland, Maine On Commentary: Gorilla Monsoon & Jesse "The Body" Ventura Col Debeers defeats Ranger Ross. Ross had the "Combat Kick" line up but Debeers shoved the ref into the line of fire. Ross managed to stop himself but in the confusion, Debeers hit a low blow which he followed with the fiance first Piledriver for the three. Debeers continued to lay into Ross after the bell, screaming furiously about "your kind". He throws Ross to the outside, lifts a section of the mat and hits another face first Piledriver onto the concrete! Security and medic both rush to Ross side but Debeers isn't leaving. Finally Jim Duggan charges down with his trusty 2x4 which send the Colonel into retreat. Duggan stays close keeping watch as Ross is stretchered out. King's Crown Contender's match. Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake defeats The Berzerker by countout. Berzerker goes for a running boot but Beefcake dodges and Barzerker goes sailing over the top rope. Berzerker almost breaks the count but Beefcake hits "A little off the top" sending back down for the ten count. WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship. The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs & Jerry Saggs)(c) vs The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) ends in a no contest as all four men end up brawling in the ring and the ref cannot restore order. "Raging Bull" Manny Fernandez defeats Black Bart in what was a hard hitting but clean match until Fernandez raked Bart's eyes setting up the "Flying Burrito". Fernandez actually offered a handshake but Bart wasn't having it and walked away to a positive reaction from the fans. Lord Alfred Hayes and The Ultimate Warrior are showing off the variety of WWF merchandise on sale. We get some comedy with the stuffy posh of his Lordship bouncing off the utter madness that is the Warrior until Jake Roberts storms the set and blindside's the Warrior hitting him with some of the merch, bouncing his head off the table they were using before finally planting him with the DDT. Main Event. Tito Santana defeats "Captain Redneck" Dick Murdoch w/WWF Champion Terry Funk by countering the Brain buster into an inside cradle. Funk is furious and attacks Santna with the branding iron. Security and lower card wrestlers hit the ring to protect Santana (and the WrestleMania main event). Noticably, Manny Fernandez comes out to aid the Texas Outlaws but Black Bart doesn't. The show ends in absolute chaos with Monsoon and Ventura frantically selling Mania.

Snow really has sent Severn off the deep end. And he isn't the only one as Rose is so pissed at Stevie he ends up beating Scotty's ass.

De champagne man had a plan and it might have just removed Hogan from the World title tournament. I wonder what Morrow promised the Japanese trio to get them on board?

Good showcases for the Tiger and the Equalizer. Bunkhouse Boys win a wild one. I share Nelson's enthusiasm for Gange;s return Magnum finally breaks down the AWA World Title tournament. Kind of a Battlebowl feel for the later rounds. Payne shatters an arm and his chance to become World champion. Some major miscommunication going on in the Idols. Colon is looking strong as he prepared to face the man of 1,000 masks. Singh fight off the Heavenly Bodies. Wildfire's back and he's coming for the title he never lost.

Been awhile since Vines & Sword appeared in the game. I know they gave the Gunns a fight. Blue Demon Jr shows he's still a contender in the Light Heavyweight division. I hope Watts grabbed every security guard he could get a hold of for that contract signing. Okay, The Cream Team may just be my new favorite tag team name. Bagwell calls out the LH champ but didn't count on his new muscle Killer Kyle. Thankfully Shaun Simpson was there to prevent things from getting too bad. Badd is on a major roll with back to back main event wins.

Full Card for Saturday Night's Main Event. Main Event. 1991 Royal Rumble Winner Tito Santana vs "Captain Redneck" Dick Murdoch w/WWF Champion Terry Funk Black Bart vs "Raging Bull" Manny Fernandez WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championship. The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs & Jerry Saggs)(c) vs The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) King's Crown Contender's match. Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake vs The Berzerker Ranger Ross vs Col Debeers

Originally airing 2/25/91 on HBO. A replay of the Navajo Warrior-Haku match from RAW airs. Wahoo is supportive throughout but NW ultimately succumbs to the "Tongan Death Grip". Mean Gene's Update confirms that Col Debeers & Ranger Ross will go one-on-one at SNME. Jake "The Snake" Roberts defeats Terrance Blaylock with the DDT. Split screen sees Robert say he's found the path that will take him to WrestleMania and the next time you see him it'll be too late for the poor soul who's been chosen to be his victim. A replay of Terry Funk's "Outlaw summit" is seen before Manny Fernandez's squash from Wrestling Challenge plays. Split screen sees Fernandez vow to "knock some sense into Bart so he'll know his place in the Outlaw pecking order." We Man Gene's WrestleMania VII report. He runs down the card so far with promises of more to come. The Biff Wellington-Kerry Brown match from Wrestling Challenge airs. Double disqualification as both men's stablemates get involved. The Berzerker gets a dominant win. It's announced that at SNME he'll face Brutus Beefcake with the winner challenging Jerry Lawler for the King's crown at Mania. WrestleMania VII promos with Mooney. Bad News Brown says he'll tear through Slick's latest flunky and FINALLY give him the a**whooping he's had coming for months. Black Bart says at Mania he's "takin' the Bull by the dang gum horns" when he shows "Terry's boy" Fernandez who he's messing with. Billy Jack Haynes' squash from RAW is shown. Feature Match. High Energy defeat The Nightares with stereo sunsetflips.

Kimberly doesn't scare easy. Good for her. These Dudley's really are popping up all over the place. Aww, how sweet of the Crazee's to get Tasha a late Valentine's day gift. alas she doesn't approve and the following handicap match ends in a now traditional studio brawl.

Night 1 in Honolulu. Windham overcomes a hurt arm to ko Condrey. Dibiase's trusty glove comes through again. Richards contributes to 1 win and 2 losses for the Club and they weren't too thrilled at the win. FBI's teamwork put them over. The Citadel fully weathers Stormfront. Back to back title changes add doubt to the main event but Liger holds strong. Night 2 begins with two Thrilling multiman matches. Oh i'm sure if you asked Wright, he'd say his eyes ARE on the prize. What an Awesome win for big Mike. Kawada is a bad man rather he's regulated to submissions or not. We're heading to the clash of the Thunder Dragons. Sabu self harming after a loss is so in character for him. Iron & Steel wreck the Wrecking Crew. Adams may be down but he's not out.

Somebody get Morrow a wheelbarrow to carry the balls he has to have in order to show his face around the AWA, ESPECIALLY with Hogan in the building. I don't like how confident the de champagne man was at the announcement of the match with Hogan next week. RPMs didn't want a match they wanted the hide off of TCB's hides. Los Guerreros strike during the main event,

Dallas. Kelly gets his feet under him in the singles division. Moadib proves he is Soul-less. Wallstreet's latest outing is more profitable than the PPV. Like you linking the Texas heavyweight title match with the previous tag match. Southern Justice gets their heat back while the Ebony Express cement their rise by interacting with Texas champ. Sullivan & Soul-less prioritize violence over gold. Memphis. The Bad Boy gets struck by White Lightening, Brown Sugar isn't good for Moondogs. Graham gets it done. Keirn bets Somers as a ladies man and as a wrestler. The DC put down a game Cam-Am. Bet the Memphis fans loved the idea of 12 months without HTM. If Luger wasn't regretting the DQ at Texas Tough he is now.

Great weekend for the Alliance, especially with Rude & Hennig pulling double duty on the main show.

The New Breed start a new era for GFW as tag champs. Bagwell is quickly becoming one of the most and least popular guys on the roster. Hammer and his new friends keep the party going. Vampire & Kabuki show their minions how it's done. Badd wins in a classic "beauty vs beast" encounter.

Originally airing 2/18/91 on HBO. We start with a tag team battle royal from the 2/16 edition of RAW. When the smoke clears the Twin Towers are standing tall having earned the right to face the Ronin for the tag belts at Mania. The Tito Santana interview from the 2/17 edition of Wrestling Challenge is shown. Santana puts over his log tenure in the WWF and say he's been a tag champ, he's been the IC champ and now, at the grandest stage of them all, he'll complete the trinity when he becomes the new WWF Champion. Ariba! The Berzerker defeats David Isley from Wrestling Challenge. Okerlund is in Toys R Us with Duggan hyping the new WWF trading cards. "Dangerous" Dan Spivey w/"The Doctor of Style" Slick defeats Disco Inferno. Split screen promo sees Slick say that's not a snowball's chance in the Sahara of Bad News Brown getting past his main man Spivey. That fives minutes ain't never gonna happen! He's so confident that he's got his lawyers hard at working striking that stip entirely...because of how unnecessary it will be. We get a match from a recent live event at the Copps Coliseum pitting Ranger Ross against "The Ace" Bob Orton. Ross gets the win with the "Combat Kick" but the real story is that as he's celebrating Col Debeers and he's fighting mad for some reason. The two trade words and look ready to come to blows when security gets between them. The Brian Knobbs v Bobby Fulton match from a recent Wrestling Challenge taping plays. The match ends in a double DQ when both their partners get involved. We're informed that a rematch for the IC tag tites will take place at SNME. The Billy Jack Haynes squash from a recent RAW is shown. Mean Gene gives the WrestleMania update, recapping all confined matches and revealing that America's favorite talk show hosts, Regis Philbin & Kathy Lee Gilford will be at Mania. Stay tuned over the coming weeks to what exactly they'll be up to. Silver King defeats Darryl Woodworth in a match from this weeks RAW. Feature Match. WWF Intercontinental Championship. "The Walking Natural Disaster" Earthquake w/"Le Commandant" Frenchy Martin defeats Tatanka after a distraction from Martin lead to the "Earthquake" splash.

The Ebony Express still pull out the win even after a change in opposition. Moadid makes a frightening mark. The Can-Ams get a chance to show off. Wild Bill takes the easy way out. The fans back in Memphis are really gonna let Hart have it after they saw him get painted yellow. A bloody Rick survives the Butcher. The DC finally get their definitive win. Did we just witness the Dallas screwjob? Sullivan shows off his technique before his men run down. Jack & Vader just became the most legit tag team in the USWA. Hart never did know to quit when he was behind. Still a nice father-son victory. Dillon may have cost his man the title but Luger leaves the champion lying in a heap.

The Bombers v Guerreros unfortunately didn't really settle anything. Blaze burns his rivals. Payne makes Burke submit. Now that makes an impression. The Bodies retain in a barnburner. Maybe it's a good thing Tully's retired cause he did fuck all the whole match then he's the one to give up.