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Smoky Mountain Wrestling TV Aired July 18, 1992 Polk County High School, Benton, TN Heavenly Bodies (w/ Jim Cornette) vs Fantastics - continuation of the match from last week’s show. Prichard has the Figure Four on Jackie, when Bobby comes in the ring to help him and throws the referee out the ring. The referee throws the match out and they all continue to fight and brawl after the bell. Contract signing for The Fantastics vs Heavenly Bodies match at Fire on the Mountain - Bob Armstrong is conducting the signing and says that since these two teams started wrestling each other we've had more trouble than anybody we've had trouble with before. If they're not fighting in the ring, it's in the parking lot, in an area where they shouldn't be, in the crowd etc. He says that on August 8th he's going to solve the two problems that these teams face, in that they will not stay in the ring and that Jim Cornette interferes in every match (a statement that Cornette vehemently denies). He plans to do this by surrounding the ring in barbed wire and then by barring Cornette from ringside. Cornette isn't happy about this and says that he's watched Armstrong stack the deck against his men for long enough, trying to get the belts off them and run them out of town and he won't stand for it anymore. He's got lawyers and with this being America you can sue anybody over anything, he'll call one of them and get this tied up in court for so long that Armstrong will be dead before it's settled. Bobby Fulton then has an idea and whispers something to Armstrong. He makes one further stipulation to the match, and he will allow Jim Cornette to come to ringside, but he'll be the special referee for the bout. Cornette is even less happy, getting on his knees and begging not for this before throwing a temper tantrum in the ring. INT: Brian Lee, The Fantastics Recap of Brad & Bart Batten vs Paul Orndorff & Tony Anthony from last week INT: Brian Lee - he has been to commissioner Armstrong over the problem he has been having with the Dirty White Boy and has signed a match against him with the title belt on the line where if he wins, the Dirty White Boy has to leave SMW. Tony Anthony comes out, soon followed by Bob Armstrong, and says this is stupid, what is this garbage? They start pushing each other and Armstrong tells them to keep it in the ring. Anthony claims that it is not right and that Lee is a coward hiding by Armstrong, who then confirms if he loses, he’s out of here. Down & Dirty w/ Jimmy Golden - Dutch introduces him as a great scientific wrestler. He says that Golden has a problem with Robert Gibson and that they both agree he is a moron, a mental deficient, a cheat, a liar and that he moans and groans! Golden says that they tried to fine him, claiming he hit Gibson with a foreign object, but he doesn’t need anything to beat him. Gibson then comes to the ring and as he takes off his shirt Golden strikes him, and a match between the two commences. Jimmy Golden vs Robert Gibson - Dutch is great again on commentary wondering why Bob Armstrong isn’t fining Gibson for interrupting his segment. Gibson hits the bulldog on Golden when Robert Fuller comes out to break up the pin and attack him. The two of them beat on him with Fuller’s cowboy boot and belt leaving him lying in the ring. Tim Horner vs Gary Scott INT: Tim Horner - says he’s tired of Buddy Landell and everything between them has come to a head. He proposes an “I Quit”’ match to him, where the only way you can win is by making your opponent say “I Quit”, claiming these words aren’t in his vocabulary because “a winner never quits and a quitter never wins.” He’s going to beat Landell and urges him to put his name on the line. Recap of Danny Davis vs Killer Kyle from last week and the post-match action INT: Dixie Dy-No-Mite - says he felt the wrath of the violin case last week and knows that there is something inside of it. He has been to the promotion and they said if he want to know what is in there, sign a match with his mask on the line versus opening the violin case. He wants to know, so he signed for the match. Mask vs Opening the Violin Case: Dixie Dy-No-Mite vs Killer Kyle - Dy-No-Mite gets the pin and opens the violin case, only for a roll of tape to fall out of it. Kyle jumps Dixie and ties him to the top rope with the tape, before wrapping more of it around his fist. He pummels on Dy-No-Mite in the corner before Tim Horner and Danny Davis come out to make the save. INT: Tony Anthony, Jim Cornette & Heavenly Bodies INT: Jimmy Golden & Robert Fuller - Golden tells Gibson to keep his nose out of his business or he’ll chop it off Bold matches are PWO recommended

Smoky Mountain Wrestling TV Aired July 11, 1992 Cumberland High School, Cumberland, KY Killer Kyle vs Danny Davis (Kyle rams Davis’ head into the violin case and gets the pin. Dixie Dy-No-Mite runs out to tell the referee what happened and he then DQ’s Kyle and reverses the decision. Kyle then clocks Dy-No-Mite in the back with the violin case leaving both men lying in the ring. INT: Bob Armstrong - is fining Killer Kyle $500 for what he just did and says that he isn’t going to be using that case anymore. INT: Tim Horner - says that Buddy Landell may have got the first licks in, but next week at Summerblast he’s going to get the last. Also includes a recap of Landell whipping him from last week and comments from Landell regarding their strap match. INT: Hector Guerrero, Tim Horner, Brian Lee INT: The Fantastics - Jackie says that next week at Summerblast they get the Heavenly Bodies exactly where they want them, in the ring, no holds barred, anything goes. They’ve been talking about how we’ve been running, but they won’t talk anymore when we get through with them. Bobby says that Bob Armstrong signed this match and whilst the previous riot cost them $1,500 apiece, this time it’s a Smoky Mountain Street fight and it will all be legal. He just wishes that Cornette and his men would come out now as they’re not hard to find. Cornette then appears in the ring saying that they’ve got the big street fight coming up; the Fantastics got crippled once before and he’s giving them the chance to chicken out of it, walk out the back door admitting they’re gutless cowards and that way they will let them out of the street fight without getting hurt. The Fantastics are having none of that and they both race to the ring. Cornette cowers in the corner and the Fantastics are jumped from behind by the Bodies and both teams continue to fight until the Fulton’s have the upper hand at which point the Bodies retreat to the back. Down & Dirty w/ Ron Wright & Tony Anthony & Paul Orndorff - Dutch starts by playing a tape that was sent to him and it opens with a Ron Garvin promo. He's in shape, is in condition and is coming to help Brian Lee at Summerblast. You think you've got a punch and a piledriver? Well I'm the master of that stuff, the master of hurting and crippling people. It's going to be a blast and I'll blast you into orbit! It’s followed by this awesome old video package featuring footage of Garvin getting the better of Andre the Giant and Jos Le Duc, dishing out piledrivers, all bloodied in a cage and generally beating people up set to 'I'm Evil' by Roy Buchanan. The video closes with a voice over saying “his battle plan is simple, win at any cost.” Dutch says you've just seen the video and Wright is now unsure whether Anthony and Orndorff will be able to do anything to Garvin after seeing what he did there to the likes of Andre the Giant and Jos Le Duc. He says that it should be against the law to show something like that as you know he's got a bad heart, and he can't stand looking at that knowing these two beloved men (Orndorff and Anthony) are going to have to go up against that wild and crazy idiot! Anthony tells him to calm down and take his pills and whilst we're not Andre the Giant we are tough, and he has a right hand that will drop Ron Garvin. Orndorff then claims that the video has been doctored due to modern technology and that they will beat them at Summerblast. Tony Anthony & Paul Orndorff (w/ Ron Wright) vs Brad & Bart Batten - Orndorff piledrives one of the Batten’s on the arena floor behind the referee’s back and after a few minutes, with him laid out Brian Lee runs down to take his place in the match. The Dirty White Boy throws the other Batten over the top rope for the DQ and the two of them beat on Lee until Danny Davis and Robert Gibson run them off. Recap of Jimmy Golden vs Robert Gibson from Knoxville INT: Robert Gibson - says he’s bringing two fans to the ring with him to search Jimmy Golden to check he’s got nothing concealed on him. Gibson doesn’t even know the name of the event, calling it Superbash and then Summerbash. INT: Buddy Landell & Tony Anthony - repeat from 6/27 Heavenly Bodies (w/ Jim Cornette) vs Gary Scott & Rick Cannon - prior to this match commencing, Cornette says that due to the Fantastics breaking things over Stan Lane’s head they’ve busted his ear drum and he’s now got to wear protective headgear in order to wrestle. The three of them beat on the jobbers after the bout with brings out the Fantastics to save them and leads to an impromptu match between the two teams. Heavenly Bodies (w/ Jim Cornette) vs The Fantastics - show goes off the air with the match still in progress Bold matches are PWO recommended

Smoky Mountain Wrestling TV Aired July 4, 1992 Cumberland High School, Cumberland, KY Paul Orndorff vs Gary Scott INT: Jim Cornette & Heavenly Bodies - Stan Lane says that the Fantastics are lunatics and should be sitting on death row for attempted murder. They attacked us with lead pipes, sticks, boards, they tried to kill us! Claims that they’re jealous because they are the best looking men in pro wrestling, they know the women want them, they know they have the gold and that they want to kill them to get us off God’s green earth as they’re wracked with jealousy. Cornette says that he knows the Fantastics will do it again if given the chance, then warns the Fulton’s that the next time they see them they’re done, and that they are going to get the Fantastics before the Fantastics get them in the Smoky Mountain street fight at Summerblast. INT: Tim Horner - says that he did cost Buddy Landell the title and from now on he’s going to fight fire with fire and will always be in his face. Tim Horner vs Joe Cazana - Buddy Landell jumps Horner after the match and whips him with a leather strap, all while Dutch Mantel is shouting “justice” on commentary. INT: Tony Anthony, Jim Cornette & Heavenly Bodies Robert Gibson vs Jimmy Golden (jip, from Knoxville, TN) INT: Jimmy Golden - says that he’s told Robert Gibson over and over that he’s no match for Jimmy Golden. He’s knocked him out once and could knock him out again, although the people of Smoky Mountain have accused him of using a chain. He’s never used a chain in his life, but now they want some of these stinky, rotten, hillbilly fans to search him for a chain? He doesn’t need a chain and will knock Gibson out one more time! Robert Gibson vs Rick Cannon Down & Dirty w/ Buddy Landell - Dutch is glad that Landell gave Horner the whipping his momma should have after he cost him the title last week. Landell says that he's the number one contender and as a result can get a title shot whenever he wants, unlike Horner, for whom they only come across once in a lifetime. Horner runs out to interrupt the segment wielding a whip and Landell makes a sharp exit out of the ring. Dutch then starts to backtrack and says how he's got nothing to do with this and he hopes he whips Landell like the dog he is, as he thought it was awful him coming in the ring and hitting him like that. He thought it was despicable behavior and won't tolerate it! Horner says that Buddy is digging his own grave and for every whip he puts on him, he'll put two on him in return. Dutch again tells him to whip him like a dog, he had no right to do that and he told Buddy that to his face! Dutch is great here back tracking and changing his opinion. Brian Lee vs Paul Lee INT: Brian Lee - says that the Dirty White Boy and Paul Orndorff are taking Ron Garvin a little lightly so he wants to show them what he is capable of. They then air a video of him defeating Ric Flair for the NWA title, followed by the interview from 6/27 when Lee revealed Garvin as his partner. INT: Ron Wright & Tony Anthony & Paul Orndorff - Wright has never been so worried after seeing what Ron Garvin did to the NWA champion and he’s afraid that Anthony and Orndorff don’t know how dangerous he is. Orndorff says that he’s beaten Ric Flair, the Dirty White Boy has beaten Flair, in fact anyone with a pair of wrestling boots has beaten Flair. He states that he and the Dirty White Boy don’t really want to be partners, but Brian Lee won’t wrestle them by himself, whilst Anthony claims that he is scared and that’s why he had to get Ron Garvin to help him out. Throughout the interview Wright is constantly patting his heart and even takes some pills at one point. Bob Armstrong presents a lifetime SMW pass to some old dear at a house show INT: Bob Armstrong - runs down the card for Summerblast INT: The Fantastics - say the Heavenly Bodies came out earlier and said how they were looking for the Fantastics, well as of right now, they are looking for them and looking forward to the Smoky Mountain street fight at Summerblast. INT: Tim Horner, Brian Lee Brad & Bart Batten vs Danny Davis & Dixie Dy-No-Mite - Dutch Mantel is not excited by the prospect of this match and thinks it’ll be as exciting as watching paint dry. He then goes on to say that people sentenced to death should be strapped down with a cyanide pill and made to watch this match, as they’d top themselves and save the state money and accountability! The match is interrupted by the Heavenly Bodies, Jim Cornette and The Fantastics all brawling with each other from the back and into the ring. Stan looks ridiculous in his head gear keeping his toupee in place. Bold matches are PWO recommended

Smoky Mountain Wrestling TV Aired June 27, 1992 Cumberland High School, Cumberland, KY Dixie Dy-No-Mite vs Joe Cazana INT: Brian Lee - sit-down interview. He’s got himself a partner to face Tony Anthony & Paul Orndorff at the Summerblast and then asks them to play the video. The video pans up to reveal Ron Garvin who says that Lee has called him and asked him to help him out. Says that he’s just turned 41, is in the best shape of his life and was the One Man Gang at one time but is now the ‘Hands of Stone’ and if you think you’ve done something in wrestling, you haven’t done anything like Ron Garvin. INT: Hector Guerrero, Tim Horner, Brian Lee INT: Ron Wright & Tony Anthony & Paul Orndorff - Wright says that Brian Lee shouldn’t have been allowed to bring Ron Garvin is as that man is crazy and he should be suspended all over the world. Anthony tells him to calm down and take his heart pills as he doesn’t have to worry about anything. Orndorff claims to have seen Garvin the other week and that he weighed about 250lbs, his hair is all grey and tells Ron not to worry about a thing. Anthony says that Brian Lee got scared so he went and got himself Ron Garvin, but there’s no way he could knock him out with one punch and as the for the piledriver, Paul Orndorff is the ‘King of the Piledriver’. He says that Smoky Mountain Wrestling doesn’t like that we three rule wrestling now, Garvin is going down and Brian Lee isn’t man enough to take the punishment that we’re going to dish out to him. Wright is constantly rubbing his chest throughout and being told to calm down as he’s getting all agitated, knowing how crazy Garvin is and wants him kept away from him. Raw footage of a backstage, hallway brawl from a house show between the Fantastics and the Heavenly Bodies. Stanfield is wearing some head gear for the first time to keep his wig in place and it’s a wild scene as they beat each on other with all sorts of weapons, trash cans etc. The fight continues as they venture outside and into the parking lot until the Bodies flee in a car though the Fantastics (who are both busted open) throw a pipe through the back wind shield just as they’re driving off. INT: Bob Armstrong - says he never realised the Fantastics would go this far when he said they could have a lot of leeway, but they went too far and he’s just glad that a fan didn’t get hurt in the process of that brawl. He is fining each man involved $1,500 (and that includes Jim Cornette) and is signing a special street fight between the two teams for the Summerblast event. Down & Dirty w/ Jim Cornette & Heavenly Bodies - Dutch considers the actions of the Fantastics despicable in the brawl and thinks that they should be locked up. Prichard says that in professional wrestling you may come across some pretty despicable people, you may even come across some criminal elements, and the Fulton's are the exact criminal element he's talking about. Look at his face (he's sporting a plaster above his eye), look at his head, you've seen the tape and saw the criminal activity that took place. He goes on to say that not only are they the SMW tag team champions, but they've had lots of offers from all over the country, offers to do commercials in Hollywood, record deals and not only are the Fantastics trying to run them out of wrestling, but they're trying to keep them from their other interests too. Cornette says that when he saw the lead pipe coming through the car back window shield they realized that the Fulton's aren't talking about taking the titles anymore, aren't talking about beating them up anymore, but are talking about doing serious damage to them. They've given them the choice of letting the Fantastics try to do that again to them and possibly succeed, or do they prevent them by doing it to them first? Give us the choice of us or you, and you ain't going to make it. Whatever we have to do we'll do it, however far we have to go, we aren't playing around no more, we can't afford to. It's not wrestling no more, its life or death! Excellent segment and promo with Cornette and Prichard bringing the goods. Money drawing stuff and the best promo in SMW so far. INT: Tim Horner - says how he defeated Buddy Landell but he didn’t get done what he wanted because Landell ran. Well he’s been to the promoters and Bob Armstrong and now they’re going to have a strap match at Summerblast. Danny Davis vs Paul Lee INT: Buddy Landell - says last week he screwed Tim Horner out of being a tag team champion and it seems that making people’s lives miserable is what he’s good at. Brian Lee doesn’t only have to worry about Paul Orndorff and the Dirty White Boy as today he gets a match against him. Whereas last time he wrestled him he had a temperature of 115 degrees, today he feels pretty spritely! Buddy Landell vs Brian Lee - Landell has something wrapped around his fist and he’s going to hit Lee with it, when Tim Horner runs to ringside and grabs his arm, allowing Lee to roll him up from behind for the pin. INT: Buddy Landell & Tony Anthony - they ain't in Madison Square Garden, they ain't in the Cow Palace, why? Cause they've got bad attitudes. This is Smoky Mountain Wrestling, you've got to be tough to work here, ain't no brown nosing and Buddy Landell doesn't know how to do politics, if he did, he'd be the World champion - strange interview as Anthony seems pissed whilst Landell appears to be high as a kite. INT: Buddy Landell - he’ll give that one to Tim Horner, he must’ve been up all night watching Buddy Landell films on how to get the job done. He says you can tell by the look on his face and change of tone in his voice that he’s a little ticked off and Horner just cost him the title belt. Tim Horner must be a blithering idiot to ask for this strap match at Summerblast as he’s now in his territory. Good stuff. Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired December 28, 1991 (Taped December 4, 1991) Frank Erwin Coliseum, Austin, TX New Foundation vs Brian Costello & Brian Donahue Update: Gene Okerlund informs us that the remaining names for the Royal Rumble have been announced and an Intercontinental title match has been added to the card. Rick Martel vs Dale Wolfe Big Bossman vs ? Repo Man vs Larry Sampson Chris Chavis vignette Funeral Parlour w/ Roddy Piper - says that he had a dream and is going to be the next WWF Heavyweight champion. When Paul Bearer questions him about “his Undertaker,” Piper shoves him into an upright coffin. Royal Rumble Report Rockers vs Legion of Doom - a miscommunication by the Rockers sees Marty Janetty get pinned. They have words after the match and Shawn Michaels slaps Marty twice, Janetty then grabs Shawn by the throat but then leaves the ring before doing anything further. Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired December 21, 1991 (Taped November 13, 1991) New Haven Coliseum, New Haven, CT Ric Flair (w/ Mr Perfect) vs Dale Wolfe Update: more names have been added to the Royal Rumble. Rockers vs Paul Perez & Bob Wisseman - Shawn Michaels works the match entirely on his own and is fairly heelish in his mannerisms, whilst Vince McMahon says that there has been speculation that the Rockers are not getting along and maybe Shawn wants to go it alone. Recap of Bret Hart getting his ‘Best Wrestler of the Year’ award from last week Bret Hart vs Bob Bradley IRS vs Phil Apollo Recap of the Beverly Brothers manhandling Jameson from last week and the Bushwhackers coming to his aid INT: Bushwhackers & Jameson - they say that Jameson will be in their corner against the Beverly Brothers and The Genius at the Royal Rumble. Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) vs Al Phillips Royal Rumble Report Sgt. Slaughter & Jim Duggan vs Peter Weeks & Chris Duffy Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired December 14, 1991 (Taped November 13, 1991) New Haven Coliseum, New Haven, CT Bushwhackers vs Barry Hardy & Brian Donohue Update: recap of Jake Roberts and Randy Savage from Tuesday in Texas. Jake Roberts vs Ross Greenberg Virgil vs Von Crus Natural Disasters (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Bill Pierce & Kevin Draker Gene Okerlund & Freddie Blassie present Bret Hart with the ‘Best Wrestler of the Year’ trophy El Matador vs Chris Duffy Gen. Adnan & Col. Mustafa playing Wrestlemania on an NES Royal Rumble Report Beverly Brothers (w/ Genius) vs Jim Arnone & Sonny Blaze - the Beverlys go over to Jameson in the crowd post-match and start putting their hands on him. This brings out the Bushwhackers who come to his aid, and he ends up leaving with them to the back. Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired December 7, 1991 (Taped November 13, 1991) New Haven Coliseum, New Haven, CT Legion of Doom vs The Executioners Update: Jack Tunney says that he witnesses a flagrant oversight by the referee at Tuesday in Texas and as such, has little alternative but to declare the WWF title vacant and that the winner of the Royal Rumble will become the undisputed WWF Heavyweight champion. He also announces that due to the respective claims that they have, Hulk Hogan and the Undertaker will draw their numbers from between 20 and 30 only. Mountie (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Al Phillips Recap of Ted Dibiase vs Virgil from Survivor Series Showdown, where Ted regained the Million Dollar Belt. Ted Dibiase (w/ Sensational Sherri) vs Ross Greenberg New Foundation (Owen Hart & Jim Neidhart) vs Kato & Peter Weeks Royal Rumble Report Greg Valentine vs Barry Horowitz - as the match is going on, Jack Tunnery makes a phonecall to the announcing desk and we hear him offer Roddy Piper a slot in the Royal Rumble if he wants it. Piper accepts. Nasty Boys (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Paul Perez & Mario Mancini Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired November 30, 1991 (Taped November 13, 1991) New Haven Coliseum, New Haven, CT INT: Jack Tunney - he states that effective immediately, the King Cobra and all reptiles are banned from ringside and in addition, Randy Savage is to be reinstated immediately and a match between he and Jake Roberts is to be sanctioned at the earliest possible date which will be this ‘Tuesday in Texas’. INT: Jack Tunney - post the WWF title match from the Survivor Series. He says that the referee’s decision is final and cannot be challenged by him, but it is well within his authority to order a rematch at the earliest possible date, which will be this ‘Tuesday in Texas’, and he will be at ringside to ensure a fair and just outcome. Barbarian vs Mark Thomas Big Bossman vs Von Crus INT: Jake Roberts - says the snake you have to worry about is not the one in the bag INT: Randy Savage - incl. uncensored clip of the King Cobra biting his arm Ric Flair (w/ Mr Perfect) vs Glen Ruth Video of Gary Strydom helping out El Matador at the gym Recap of Sgt. Slaughter saving Jim Duggan from an attack by the Nasty Boys and Jimmy Hart on last week’s Wrestling Challenge Sgt. Slaughter & Jim Duggan vs Paul Perez & Dale Wolfe INT: Undertaker & Paul Bearer Davey Boy Smith vs Dave Wilson Repo Man vs Phil Apollo INT: Hulk Hogan Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired November 23, 1991 (Taped October 21, 1991) Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Ft. Wayne, IN Recap of the Funeral Parlour from last week INT: Undertaker & Paul Bearer El Matador vs Bob Smedley Bret Hart vs Big Bully Busick Repo Man vignette Kerry Von Erich vs Greg Green INT: Miss Elizabeth - she pleads to Jack Tunney to reinstate Randy Savage Skinner vs Ben Jordan INT: Hulk Hogan Survivor Series Report Jake Roberts vs Bob Werner - post-match, Jake looks towards Randy Savage at the announcing desk and says how once he almost looked up to, even envied him, as he was an Inter-Continental champion, a World champion, but now he looks at Savage and sees someone who has gone soft hiding behind the skirt of a woman and suggests that he borrows Roddy Piper’s ‘skirt’. Savage stands up and makes his way to ringside whilst Roberts continues to bait and goad him. He says that Savage has a fear of him, and that he is stood in the ring waiting on him, but when Savage gets up on to the ring apron Jake blindsides him with a clothesline. He then ties Savage up in the ring ropes, gets some shots in on him, and then gets the King Cobra out of his snake bag. He puts the Cobra by Savage’s arm and the snake starts biting him. Piper then leaves the announcing booth to try and help, but can’t get into the ring due to the snake, and Miss Elizabeth also makes her way to ringside screaming in horror. When Savage gets untied he goes after Jake swinging wildly with punches. Piper and some agents eventually get Savage out of the ring and onto a stretcher, despite rolling off it the once, they end up rushing him to the back all whilst Vince McMahon is saying how “Savage is in trouble,” “the poison is flowing through his veins” and “they better get some help as this wasn’t supposed to happen.” Incredible angle. Roberts is awesome whilst Savage and Piper play their roles superbly. Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired November 16, 1991 (Taped October 21, 1991) Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Ft. Wayne, IN Rockers vs Barry Horowitz & ? Update: recap of Ric Flair vs Jim Neidhart from last week and the subsequent attack by the Beverly Brothers. Neidhart is now out of the Surivivor Series and who will replace him? Repo Man vs Reno Riggins Sgt. Slaughter at a school with some children where he pledges allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. He’s got his country back, kisses the flag and is then mobbed by the school kids. IRS vs Greg Valentine - after a terrible looking ref bump IRS nails Valentine with his briefcase. As he covers him, the Big Bossman races down the aisle and pulls IRS off ‘the Hammer’ at the count of two, but ends up getting Valentine DQ’d for his interference. Survivor Series Report INT: Jack Tunney - says he has taken the request for Randy Savag’s reinstatement under consideration. Natural Disasters (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Burt Stiles & Tom Stone Funeral Parlour w/ Hulk Hogan - Paul Bearer has the special casket he has prepared for Hogan and he goes and checks it to make sure that the Undertaker isn’t hiding inside it. He then goes to check the upright coffin but before he can, Ric Flair makes an appearance on the set. Flair gets in Hogan’s face and says how he’s burst the bubble that Hogan’s been living in, that he has the real World title with him and “Whatcha gonna do when Ric Flair runs wild on you!” Hogan comes back at Flair but the upright coffin opens and out comes the Undertaker who hits Hogan in the back with the urn and the two of them attack him. Roddy Piper and Randy Savage leave the broadcast booth (armed with chairs) to stop the attack. Savage hits the Undertaker once with a chair but he doesn’t sell it, he pulls off Hogan’s chain and then Flair, Bearer and Undertaker make their way to the back before Flair and Piper help Hogan. Great angle. Davey Boy Smith vs Mike Samples INT: Big Bully Busick & Harvey Whippleman INT: Bret Hart Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired November 9, 1991 (Taped October 21, 1991) Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Ft. Wayne, IN INT: Sid Justice - says he has suffered a torn bicep at the hands of Jake Roberts and is out of the Survivor Series. He then pleads to Jack Tunney to reinstate Randy Savage. Jake Roberts vs Eric Freedom Update: recap of Bret Hart and the Mountie from last week’s show. Virgil vs Steve Dupree Repo Man vignette Recap of Davey Boy Smith powerslamming Slick from Prime Time wrestling during his match with the Warlord. Slick is now out of action, but has apparently ‘seen the light’ and he wants to become an evangelical minister. Warlord (w/ Harvey Whippleman) vs Brad Kramer Ric Flair vs Jim Neidhart Sgt. Slaughter is stood in front of the Statue of Liberty. He says that he knows what it’s like to be without friends, family and your country and says that he’ll help carry the torch for everything this country stands for and that he wants his country back! Beverly Brothers (w/ The Genius) vs Mark Wilson & Dan Robbins Survivor Series Report Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) vs Major Yates INT: IRS INT: Greg Valentine Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired November 2, 1991 (Taped September 30, 1991) Wheeling Civic Center, Wheeling, WV Sid Justice vs Col. Mustafa (w/ Gen. Adnan) Update: recap of whats gone down between Ric Flair and Roddy Piper. Big Bossman vs Bruce Mitchell Sgt. Slaughter is at the place where the War of Independence began. His own war rages on, and he will never be at peace until he regains the country that he turned his back on. He wants his country back! Nasty Boys (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Jim Arnone & Chris Hawn Legion of Doom vs Brian Costello & Peter Weeks Funeral Parlour w/ the Undertaker - the Undertaker appears out of the casket that he has prepared for Hulk Hogan. He says that he will take his soul and leave his rotting flesh for Paul Bearer. Survivor Series Report Bret Hart vs Mountie (w/ Jimmy Hart) - non-match, as prior to it beginning the Mountie gets on the mic and questions Hart on why this isn’t a title match. He tells him to get out the ring and down to ring side and tell everyone. He asks is it because he is a coward? Or yellow? Hart then gets out the ring takes the mic and says it’s because he could never give a title shot to a jailbird, at which point Jimmy Hart throws a bucket of water over Bret and as he goes after him, the Mountie proceeds to shock him a number of times with his shock stick. INT: Jim Neidhart INT: Ric Flair & Bobby Heenan Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired October 26, 1991 (Taped September 30, 1991) Wheeling Civic Center, Wheeling, WV Roddy Piper vs Pat Tanaka Update: recap of the El Diablo, Sid Justice and Undertaker angle from last week. IRS vs Chris Hawn El Matador vs Bob Bradley Sgt. Slaughter standing in front of a statue of Paul Revere, and just like Paul Revere saw the light, so has the Sarge who hopes to get back the country he let down. He wants his country back! Ted Dibiase (w/ Sensational Sherri) vs Sonny Blaze The Dragon vs Barry Hardy INT: Natural Disasters & Jimmy Hart - they claim they are going to be the next WWF Tag Team champions Survivor Series Report Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) vs Dwayne Gill INT: Mountie - says that Bret Hart maybe the Excellence of Execution, but he is the Excellence of Electrocution! INT: Sid Justice Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired October 19, 1991 (Taped September 30, 1991) Wheeling Civic Center, Wheeling, WV Jake Roberts vs Bill Pierce Update: Survivor Series update. Kerry Von Erich vs Brooklyn Brawler Suburban Commando trailer El Matador ‘Bullfighting’ vignette Handicap Match: Natural Disasters (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Dwayne Gill & Barry Hardy & Jim Arnone Ric Flair vs Ron Cumberledge Funeral Parlour w/ Jim Duggan - Paul Bearer shows him a special casket that they’ve prepared for Hulk Hogan at the Survivor Series. Sid Justice vs El Diablo - just as the bout is about to begin, the Undertaker’s music plays and he and Paul Bearer make their way down to ringside. Bearer beckons Diablo out of the ring and then offers him a ‘case full of cash’ if he’ll let the Undertaker take his place in the match. Diablo accepts the offer, shakes Bearer’s hand and then makes his way to the back. Undertaker gets in the ring and the two of them briefly get it on, however as soon as Sid has the advantage Diable runs back down the aisle, unmasks revealing that he is Jake Roberts, and the two of them double team on Justice. Paul Bearer wheels a casket down to the ring, and the Undertaker and Jake tie Sid up in the ropes. Jake goes back to the case containing the ‘money’, opens it, but it transpires that it contained a King Cobra. Just as he is about to unleash the Cobra on the helpless Justice, Jim Duggan runs down the aisle to make the save and unties Sid from the ropes. Rockers vs Von Crus & Al Coleman Sgt. Slaughter stood in front of a monument representing bravery and freedom, and he wonders how he could do what he did. He says that in honour and memory of all the great Americans who fought and died for this country, he wants his country back. Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired October 12, 1991 (Taped September 9, 1991) Ottawa Civic Center, Ottawa, ONT Big Bossman vs Martin Roy Update: Gene Okerlund announces that the main event of the Survivor Series will be Hulk Hogan vs Undertaker. Beverly Brothers (w/ Genius) vs Ross Greenberg & Phil Apollo El Matador vignette Jake Roberts vs Tony Diamond Sgt Slaughter is at the base of the Lincoln Memorial and he wants his country back. Davey Boy Smith vs Paul Perez INT: Ric Flair & Bobby Heenan - Flair tells Hulk Hogan to prove that he is man enough by tangling with the ‘real World champion’ and to forget about Hollywood. Suburban Commando trailer Jim Neidhart vs Barry Hardy Skinner vs Joe Milano Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired October 5, 1991 (Taped September 9, 1991) Ottawa Civic Center, Ottawa, ONT Legion of Doom vs Brian Donahue & Mike Fury Update: recap of Ric Flair and Roddy Pier from last week’s show. The Berzerker (w/ Mr Fuji) vs Scott Taylor Suburban Commando trailer Virgil vs Mike Williams IRS vs Jim Powers Funeral Parlour w/ Sid Justice - he says that Jake Roberts is a lowlife and a symbol of the Devil, maybe the Devil himself? Nasty Boys (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Kerry Davis & Bob Wisseman El Matador vignette Sgt. Slaughter at the Arlington National Cemetary - he says this is where lies the brave American soldiers who he really turned his back on and he wishes he could take just one of their places as they gave the ultimate sacrifice. Slaughter says how he doesn’t care if he never wrestles again, or never wins another title, he just wants his country back. The Dragon vs Mike Durham Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired September 28, 1991 (Taped September 9, 1991) Ottawa Civic Center, Ottawa, ONT Bret Hart vs Brooklyn Brawler Update: Sgt. Slaughter wants his country back. Rockers vs Dwayne Gill & Barry Hardy Recap of Randy Savage and Miss Elizabeth’s wedding reception Funeral Parlour w/ Jake Roberts - Jake is now carrying a cobra with him and wearing a glove to protect him, and warns Sid that if he steps into the ring with him, then he will be bitten. Warlord (w/ Slick) vs Sonny Blaze El Matador vignette Natural Disasters (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Joe Milano & Martin Roy Jim Duggan vs Brian Donahue Suburban Commando trailer Ric Flair vs Mark Thomas - as Flair makes his way down the aisle, he then spots Roddy Piper at the announcing desk so makes his way over to him. He slaps Piper who gets up out of his chair and into Flair’s face, but Flair blindsides him with the real World title belt and starts attacking him. Randy Savage leaves the announcing booth to try to stop the attack, however as he is on probation he can’t really do anything. A bunch of officials come out but don’t really do much as Flair continues to beat on Piper. Vince McMahon then leaves the booth to go and check on Roddy but a groggy Piper ends up nailing him in the back with a chair and knocking him down. Flair then gets hold of the chair, hits Piper over the head with it and leaves him laying. We return from an ad break to find Piper and McMahon still laid out on the floor, and they replay what happened. McMahon gets carried out on a stretcher whilst Piper is still struggling on the floor. Great angle. Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired September 21, 1991 (Taped August 19, 1991) Rochester War Memorial, Rochester, NY Sid Justice vs Kato (w/ Mr Fuji) Update: After Randy Savage has had his request for reinstatement turned down by Jack Tunney, he then destroyed Tunney’s office in anger. Savage says that Elizabeth is emotionally scarred over what happened at their reception and he is just thankful that Sid Justice was there to stand between her and Jake Roberts. He is frustrated that he can’t do anything about what happened, but maybe Sid can? Big Bully Busick (w/ Harvey Whippleman) vs Phil Apollo Video of Virgil with a group of children who are all rubbing the Million Dollar belt Jimmy Snuka vs Mike Williams Ted Dibiase (w/ Sensational Sherri) vs Mike Durham (Johnny Grunge) Davey Boy Smith vs Chris Duffy Funeral Parlour w/ Ric Flair & Bobby Heenan - Flair says that Roddy Piper, like everyone else, has to deal with the real World champion and the first opportunity he has to see him, he is going to put his lights out. Then says that he has called out Hulk Hogan’s name for over ten years, but he has never called back, and that whilst “Thunderlips” was in Hollywood making movies, he was winning titles, bleeding and sweating to become the real World champion. Good interview. Big Bossman vs Dwayne Evans El Matador vignette Beverly Brothers (w/ The Genius) vs Sonny Blaze & Scott Taylor Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired September 14, 1991 (Taped August 19, 1991) Rochester War Memorial, Rochester, NY The Dragon vs Paul Perez Update: recap of the Randy Savage & Miss Elizabeth wedding reception. Greg Valentine vs Scott Colantonio INT: some ‘soldier’ who says that Sgt. Slaughter in not thought of highly as he turned his back on his country whilst some of his friends went to war and fought for it. They saw him get his butt kicked, and he got everything he deserved. Mountie (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Ross Greenberg IRS vs Tony Diamond ‘Hulk Hogan: A Real American Story’ PPV advert INT: Hulk Hogan - says that every day since he won the World Title he gets asked the same question “What would happen if you and Ric Flair ever met in the ring?” He says that Flair is the cream of the crop when it comes to top contenders, and now that he is in the WWF, he accepts Flair’s challenge as he has to know who the real World champion is. Natural Disasters (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Brian Donahue & Mike Fury Jim Neidhart vs Brooklyn Brawler Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) vs Bill Pierce Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired September 7, 1991 (Taped August 19, 1991) Rochester War Memorial, Rochester, NY Kerry Von Erich vs Bubba Monroe Footage of Randy Savage & Miss Elizabeth’s wedding reception. As they are opening their presents, Elizabeth opens one and a cobra comes out of the box. The Undertaker & Jake Roberts then show up, and Undertaker blindsides Savage with the urn and knocks him out. Jake (brandishing a cobra) goes after Elizabeth, but a chair wielding Sid Justice makes the save and sees them off. Skinner vs Scott Summers Virgil vs Chris Duffy Update: recap of last week’s Funeral Parlour w/ Bobby Heenan and Roddy Piper The Berzerker (w/ Mr Fuji) vs Kerry Davis Bushwhackers vs Dwayne Gill & Barry Hardy - incl. Beverly Brothers interview where they introduce The Genius as their new manager. Funeral Parlour w/ IRS Mr Perfect vs Bret Hart (end only, from Summerslam) Warlord (w/ Slick) vs Mark Thomas Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired August 31, 1991 (Taped July 29, 1991) The Centrum, Worcester, MA Big Bossman vs Barry Hardy Summerslam Report: post-event recap and includes stills of the wedding reception where Jake Roberts, The Undertaker & Paul Bearer showed up, and Sid Justice saves Miss Elizabeth. Big Bully Busick (w/ Harvey Whippleman) vs Ross Greenburg Davey Boy Smith vs Brian Donahue Ted Dibiase (w/ Sensational Sherri) vs Mario Mancini Greg Valentine vs Phil Apollo Funeral Parlour w/ Bobby Heenan - Heenan has the NWA World Title with him and says that the belt that belongs to Hulk Hogan is a cheap imitation, and that whilst he may be the WWF Champion, he is not the Real World’s champion. He starts talking about Roddy Piper, who then leaves the broadcast position and makes his way to the Parlour. Piper says that he scares Flair, but Heenan responds and says that if Flair was here now, Piper would be on his hands and knees cleaning the Real World title. Piper says he’ll give it a shine, a nice spit shine, spits on the belt, then at Heenan and says that the next time he spits on somebody, it will be on Ric Flair. The Dragon vs Tony Ricca Beverly Brothers (w/ Coach) vs Tony Diamond & Jim Powers Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired August 24, 1991 (Taped July 29, 1991) The Centrum, Worcester, MA The Dragon vs Jim McPherson Update: recap of Jake Roberts and the Ultimate Warrior from last week. Sgt. Slaughter (w/ Gen. Adnan & Col. Mustafa) vs Bill Pierce Koko.B.Ware vs Dick Wernick IRS vs ? INT: Sid Justice - after Gene Okerlund questions whether he can stay impartial, he responds that he stands alone, and that at Summerslam “Justice will be served.” INT: Bobby Heenan - he is holding the NWA World title and says that the owner of it is still under contract to another organisation and who knows if he’ll be joining the WWF, but that Hulk Hogan should be worried. Natural Disasters (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Ray Garcia & Ross Greenberg Summerslam Report Bret Hart vs Bob Bradley Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired August 17, 1991 (Taped July 29, 1991) The Centrum, Worcester, MA Jake Roberts has locked the Ultimate Warrior in a darkened room saying that in that room is a coffin in which sits Lucifer, waiting for him, which will give him the answer to what the Undertaker is made of. Jake then switches on the light and it’s a room filled with snakes. The Warrior opens the coffin but in there is a cobra which strikes and ‘poisons’ him. The Warrior collapses to the floor but eventually breaks out the door, but he is at the feet of Paul Bearer and the Undertaker. Jake then offers the Warrior his hand but pulls it back and says “I’m a snake and never trust a snake,” as the Warrior is collapsed on the floor. The Berzerker (w/ Mr Fuji) vs Dave Millison Kerry Von Erich vs Pete Doherty Update: recap of Bobby Heenan’s comments from last week regarding Ric Flair. Heenan, again holding the NWA title, says that Hulk Hogan should be concerned, as everyone knows that this belt belongs to the ‘real’ World champion. Skinner vs Mario Mancini Legion of Doom vs Dwayne Gill & Barry Hardy Summerslam Report Jimmy Snuka vs Brooklyn Brawler Mr Perfect (w/ Coach) vs Mike Daniels Bold matches are PWO recommended

World Wrestling Federation Superstars of Wrestling Aired August 10, 1991 (Taped July 9, 1991) Northlands Coliseum, Edmonton, ALB Big Bossman vs Mike Starr Update: recap of Hulk Hogan & Ultimate Warrior & Sid Justice from last week’s show. Beverly Brothers (w/ Coach) vs Brian Jewel & Louie Spiccoli IRS vs Chi Chi Cruz Davey Boy Smith vs Tim Patterson Nasty Boys (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs Doug Casen & Ken Johnson The continuation of Jake Roberts helping the Ultimate Warrior to deal with the Undertaker sees them both at a cemetery, where Warrior is digging up a grave, and then Jake tells him to “Trust him” as he is going to bury him alive. Jake then buries the Warrior up to his neck and leaves him there. Summerslam Report Ted Dibiase (w/ Sensational Sherri) vs Bobby Jones INT: Bobby Heenan - holding the NWA title that belongs to ‘the Real World Champion, Ric Flair’. He says that he is currently under contract to another organization, but may very well soon be arriving in the WWF. Bold matches are PWO recommended