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Oakland. PCO's coaching has got the Money Train on the right track. Sarge is on point. Dibiase is getting on the MVC's nerves. Not sure that's the best idea. Rose is still dangerous. Bam Bam breaks the Stallion. Kawada continues to require supervision. San Francisco. The Sons break some Hearts. Lightening strikes Jericho. Blackman falls to the Animal. The Midnights correct course for Camp Cornette. Severn scores another win over the Man of Means. Busick opts not to use the Spinebuster against another expert in Young. Fresno. Finlay giving the MT the evil eye is something to keep an eye on. Windham & Adams go the distance. The Blondes slump continues. Eddie continues to rise. Adams might need to keep an eye on Harlem Heat like he does Kawada. Condrey still reigns in California. Some great multi-man action is coming to Calgary.

Savage was so fired up he ruined the TV main event. Jarrett is so upset he bans him from the big Monday show. Orndorff makes a big mistake going for the concrete pile-driver on Double J. POW really seems to have it out for Honky. JYD looking strong. York's computer continues to pay off. The First Family douses some Wildfire. Austin stuns the Nightstalker. The Roadies arrive in style by thrashing Southern Justice. A tag title loss sees Neidhart getting the boot from the Family. That masked macho man certainly made an impression in what was clearly his first time in Memphis.

The Bombers fly again and are calling for Buzz to be brought back. Bundy puts all the champions in the AWA on notice. Hogan strikes a blow against Spivey. Goldman isn't through with Cactus. The Heavenly Bodies re sure they outshine Latin Desire. Gama tuned up to fight his former partner. The Horsemen lay out Von Erich but Muraco manages a hit and run on them. He may have avoided him for weeks but Hangman puts Red down for the count.

A wild ending to Power Hour sees the Samoans claim the US tag straps. JR & The Brain on commentary would've been peek TV. Sting, Nikita & Steamboat come together to take down the evil Russians. Owen & Davey Boy regroup in time to drive off Doom.

Originally airing on HBO 10/8/1990. Unless stated otherwise, matches were taped at the Ohio Center in Columbus, Ohio. (Wrestling Challenge) The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) defeat Barry Hardy & Tony Burton with the "Rocket Launcher". Split screen promo informs fans that at SNME. The Fantastics will face Power & Glory, Badd Company & The Bushwhackers in a four corners elimination match with the winners becoming #1 contenders for the WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Championships. (Wrestling Challenge) "The Walking Natural Disaster" Earthquake w/"Le Commandant" Frenchy Martin defeats Tom Bennett with the "Earthquake splash." Bennett is stretchered out. (Wrestling Challenge) One Man Gang w/"The Doctor of Style" Slick defeats Scott Colton with the "747". (RAW) "Russian Giant" Nicolai Volkoff defeats "Bad Man" Brady Boone with the Bearhug. Fans are mixed about Volkoff. Split screen sees him challenge Zhukov for SNME. Hillbilly Jim defeats The Iron Shiek with a big boot. Nailz w/Slick defeats Silver King with a shot to the throat by Slick's cane leaves SK vulnerable to "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly". Feature Match. Tito Santana defeats Black Bart with the figure four.

Where's Kerry Brown?

Heenan is here and already making friends. Speaking of, the Dangerous Alliance is lining up two top stars. Love Hayes' explanation for Badstreet being a shapeshifter. Looks like DDP might not be on the same page as his boys. Uncle Ivan making big moves bringing on the Barbarian and seeming to strike up a deal with Luger & Race.

Portland. PCO has Cash Flo back on track. Adams steps in to guide Kawada. Severn tries to take sense into Stormfront. Regal and Malenko's battle of skill goes off the rail after Sin Min gets involved. Martel outmaneuvers the Body. Hamrick gets a leg up on Rob. Night 2. Stormfront follows the rules to a T. Perhaps a bit too literal for Blackman's liking. The Sons find out why you don't surf at midnight. Windham with an emphatic Victory. Lance doesn't appear to be ready for Prime Time. Dibiase might want to be careful with how he handles the MVC. Busick knocks Tatum back to Hollywood. Eugene. Black falls to the Beast. The Force and Harlem Heat break even. Barr hangs on the.....TV title? Douglas proves he has Del Ray's number. Condrey cools down Scorpio.

The Renegades warn Los Guerreros'. Jacqueline is here to watch the Iceman's back. Debeers blindsided Colon. Hansen puts jumbo on notice. Arcini and the Power Twins make for a Powerful trio. Mero & Bagwell show promise but the Professionals take the win. Jammer & Vinnie take the L but leave Brandi laying. The Horsemen attempt to soften up Muraco but Kerry is on the case.

Mixed night for SBS, wins the opener but goes down in the next match. The Steiner's search for the Road Warriors continues in Japan but the Roadies are in Memphis tearing shit up. POW fired up against the First Family. Austin turns back the challengers from Smoky Mountain. JYD takes a bad fall but the RnR make the save. Bossman costs Savage the main event and the Macho Man is NOT happy.

Originally airing on HBO 10/1/90. The Berzerker w/"The Devious" Mr Fuji defeats Battle Kat by countout after k.o-ing him with a big boot then tossing him to the floor. Billy Jack Haynes defeats Al Burke with the swinging full Nelson. Man Gene's recap focuses on the continuing rivalry between WWF Intercontinental Champion "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and former champion Dino Bravo. The rematch has been signed for the next Saturday Night's Main Event emanating from the Hersheypark Arena in Hersheym Pennsylvania in a taped fist match! The Genius defeats Gary Starr with the "Honor Roll". Non title: WWF Intercontinental Tag Team Champions The Fabulous Rougeaous Brothers (Jacques & Raymond) w/"Le Commandant" Frenchy Martin defeat Tony Burton & Bob Brandywine with the "Quebec Crunch". We get the highly anticipated "Royal Proclamation" and while the man on screen isn't familiar to many of the viewers at home, he's a familiar face to those in the southeast and especially the Memphis area. He says there are a couple of clowns running around the WWF claiming to be Kings but they aren't fit to be King of a sandcastle. Only he has the majesty required to rue a land like the WWF and at SNME the WWF will be graced by the presence of the one true king of wrestling...Jerry "The King" Lawler! Haku w/"Sensational" Sherri Martel defeats Mark Starr with the "Tongan Death Grip". Split screen promo sees Sherri say Haku is taking the crown back at SNME when he and Von Erich step into the King's Court! Black Diamond Enterprise (Badd Company & One Man Gang) w/"The Doctor of Style" Slick defeat Kevin Krueger, W.T Jones & Kent Carlson when BC stacked the opposition and OMG splashed the pile. We get a pre taped promo from Terry Funk straight from the Double Cross ranch just outside Amarillo, Texas. he sitted by the Funk family fireplace with the WWF championship on the table next to him alongside a glass of whiskey. he champs says he's sick and tired of every yahoo calling himself King of this, that and the other. Says the WWF championship makes him the man in charge and he rules with one law...DO WHAT HE SAYS! Fall in line and show the champion proper respect and you'll be just fine, try to cause trouble in HIS WWF and you'll be stung up by your ankeles and left to feed the buzzards. The Outlaw era has begun and you're either an outlaw or roadkill. He throws the glass of whiskey into the fireplace causing it to flare-up. Funk stares wild-eyed into the camera as the scene cuts to black. "Raging Bull" Manny Fernandez defeats Vic Steamboat with the "Flying Burrito". Feature Match. "The Mastodon" Vader w/Mr Fuji defeats Ranger Ross with the "Vader Bomb"

Han wins the battle of the Soviets. Ruas halts Onita's momentum. The Dragon soars into the quarterfinals. Karelin puts down a spirited Suzuki. Sayama really hammered Vrij. Sad night in the Koslowski household. Funaki with the biggest win of his career. Quarterfinals look amazing, especially Maede v Fujinami.

Victoria. Cash loses the match but gains a fan in PCO. Thrilseekers show they aren't to be ignored. Seeds being planted by listing Eddie as a contender to Art's title. Candido is taking off in the singles ranks. Kawada snaps forcing Adams to reign him in. Vancouver. Vito smashes Dreamer. Black feels Sarge's wrath. Stevie's trusty slapjack comes in handy. Gordy emerges wounded but triumphant. Hitman out thinks the Monster. Dibiase once again holds onto the gold. Kelowna. Stormfront is starting to grind the Citadel's gears. Douglas gets some shine. Sabu and Malenko is such a strange pair to visualize. We can expect more from Windham and Adams. The Force remain the Golden State's top tag team. PCO has really taken an interest in the Money Train.

Smith shows off in the homeland. Bundy bashes Blaze. Garvin & Slater halt the Bodies momentum. David retains the title but Young is the one walking away. Golden's brass knucks backfire. Latin Desire wreck the Wrecking Crew's hopes of becoming champions. Blanchard come in clutch again. Link and Sawyer make a frightening combo but Smith and Thornton come to their friend turn enemy's aid to send the London crowd home happy.

Santana is shining. Debeers looks to claim victory in the wr against Colon. Burke barely keeps Storm down. Jammer gets tuned up for Brandi. Los Guerreros' and Jumbo each get warmed up. Texas Red agrees to Texas Death. Fitting. The Power Twins find some serious muscle. As if they needed it. Spivey shows what he can do but Hogan trusts the power of Hulkamania.

Muta declares, in his own way, that he stands alone. Ivan brings in a pair of Pitbulls to sic on Nikita but Sting is willing to come to his former rivals aid. Michaels is starting to get a bit of a big head.

Originally airing on HBO 9/24/90/ Unless stated otherwise matches were taped at the Toledo Sports Arena in Toledo Ohio. Silver King defeats "Hollywood" Bob Holly with a "La Magistral" cradle. Mean Gene's Update covers the monumental news that Terry Funk captured the WWF Championship in MSG. The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) defeat Scott Colantonio & Rico Federico with the "Rocket Launcher". The Nightmares defeat Mike Williams & Mike Durham with a double Russian Legsweep. Promo time with Sean Mooney! Jimmy Snuka & Andre say they've taken it up on themselves to ensure the future of the WWF is as bright as can be by making sure the new generation is up to snuff. We get a message saying that next week we'll receive a "royal proclamation from the one true King of wrestling". The Bushwhackers defeat "Bad Man" Bradley Boone & The Comet Kid with the "Bushwhacker Battering Ram". A recap from MSG show the dissolution of the Bolshieviks and Warlord walking away from Barbarian. Tito Santana defeats El Gato with a flying forearm. More promos with Mooney! Ranger Ross vows to continue waving the flag. Jake Roberts muses that people can't truly be free in wrestling because there are rules and regulations but he loves living on the edge and says he'll fight anyone with the courage to meet him there. Feature match. (RAW) "The Natural" Dustin Rhodes defeats Alofa w/"The Devious" Mr Fuji with a running bulldog. This was Dustin's return to WWF TV after the assault by the Texas Outlaws.

Austin puts down a fired up POW. York's computer continues to pay off for Wallstreet. Double J corrals Wild Bill. Orndorff's mouth write a check his ass couldn't cash. Savage has an iron grip on the Southern title. Rock n Roll get one more chance with a big help from the Boogie Woogie Man! Lawler fails in his first attempt to regain his throne.

WWF send the Barbarian to WCW for Tatanka. Low blow gave me permission to go ahead and use Tatanka hence his presence at MSG.

WWF Live @ Madison Square Garden NYC 9/21/90 Airing live on the MSG Netowrk. On commentary: Jesse "The Body" Ventura & Vince McMahon The debuting Tatanka defeats "Bad Man" Brad Boone with a swinging sideslam. Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka defeats The iron Sheik with the "Superfly Splash"/ Power & Glory (Paul Roma & Hercules Hernandez) w/"Sensational" Sherri Martel defeat The American Eagles (Liberty & Justice) with the "Power-plex". Ranger Ross defeats "Russian Giant" Nikolai Volkoff w/Borsi Zhukov after Zhukov accidentally tripped Volkoff. The two Russians argued after the match until the ref seemed to break it up. It looked like cooler heads would prevail as Volkoff turned to leave only for Zhukov to hit him from behind with the Soviet flag! Zhukov got a few more shots in before security hit the ring causing him to back off. The Northern Invasion (Dino BRavo & Earthquake) w/"Le Commandant" Frenchy Martin defeat WWF Intercontinental Champion "Hacksaw' Jim Duggan & Tugboat when Earthquake pinned Tugboat with the "Earthquake splash" while Bravo & Duggan brawled in the aisle. King's Court mach. "The Golden Warrior" Kevin Von Erich(k) defeats One Man Gang w/"The Doctor of Style" Slick after avoiding a splash in the corner calling him to trip OMG and perform a jackknife pin. Sherri got in the ring as Kevin was getting his hand raised and took the house mic saying she was giving Kev one last chance to see reason and make her the Queen she was born to be. Kevin again declined politely at which point Sherri said that was alright because she didn't need him, just the crown. Confused murmers filled MSG until HAKU emerged from the crowd and attacked Kevin from behind. A violent beat down ensued and while a few brave security guards tried to come to Kevin's aid you can be sure they got there's from a rampaging Haku. Finally the Tongan Death Grip is applied and while Kev struggles he eventually passes out. Officials have to plead with Sherri to get her to tell Haku to let Kev go. Sherri raises Haku's hand and can be heard shouting "Long live the true king!" WWF Tag Team Chamionship. The Ronin (Hiroshi Hase * Kensuju Sasaki)(c) defeat The Powers of Pain (Barbarian & Warlord) after pinning Barbarian with "Seppuku" (Dragon suplex/lariat combo). Warlord who was on the outside gets in the ring and stands over the fallen Barbarian for a bit before walking away leaving his fallen partner behind. Main Event. WWF Chamionship. Terry Funk defeats The Ultimate Warrior(c) after Manny Fernandez ran down after a ref bump and tried to hit Warrior with the title belt. Warrior ducked and knocked the belt from his hands before knocking Fernandez himself from the ring. As Warriro posed for the crown Funk regrouped enough to hit a low blow before hitting his patented Pildriver on the WWF Championship! Funk tosses the belt from the ring as Hebner recovers. A agonizingly slow three count later and the King of the Outlaws is the King of the WWF.

LA night 1. Awesome shows everyone he's down but not out. The sons are hanging ten brah. Cornette letting his mouth write a check his men's asses can;t cash? Must be a day that ends in y. Zakowski v Hamrick in the Tournament of Lions finals. Bring it on. LA night 2. The League rocked the boat. Martel catches Lightning. Sandman gets Bulldozed. The Force prove they can stand the Heat. Hmm. Looks like the cracks in the TC are wider than I thought. Busick bullies the Playboy. Santa Barbara. Coast 2 Coast are still in continuation. Bigelow continues his roll. The OWC continue their slump. Liger scores a huge win by pinning the Light Heavyweight camp. Bit of a rough loop for Camp Cornette.

Strong lineup for this year's Grand Prix. Funaki has to be a favorite after knocking Backlund out in the first round.

Not gonna lie, kinda nervous about catching up with your work due to how large your weekly output is, but here I go. Phoenix Firestorm was incredible. The Terror Collective's reign of dominance suffers its first major setback as the OWC lose the Golden State tag titles but the three founders are still standing strong. The Tournament of Lions is off to a strong start with several potential winners standing out.

Bossman turns on the King and wins the belt on his first try. Maybe that's why Lawler didn't want to give him a shot. Stunning Steve manages to take the TV title off Gilbert and still be enough of a prick the fans aren't ready to get behind him. Impressive. Hart finds new ways to keep the tag titles in the First Family. Michael Wallstreet takes his rightful place at the head of the York Foundation. The Rich/JYD partnership continues to pay off.

Love the Horsemen looking like self assured a-holes who just *know* they're better than everybody else. Them bringing in Spivey to block Hogan from the title picture is a great addition. Mexico City clearly had a great time even if Canek couldn't win the big one. Konnan also takes an L in front to the homeland and doesn't take it near as well. R.I.P Swords of Light. Texas Red just tore through the Jive Tones. But Neil and the Hangman remain just out of reach. Debeer and Colon are still line all out war. When will it end? And will anyone be left standing after its done? Like the angel of Idol taking Young under his wing. Graham & Rhenigans are going to add some much needed Professionalism to the tag ranks.