[1994-03-19-WCW-Saturday Night] Rick Rude and Sting

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

I have no idea what's going on. Rude signed something and Sting has two women with him. Rude is obviously upset, so it must have been bad.

[PeteF3]

Somehow I vividly remember this. Rude had been refusing to grant Sting any shots at the International World title, so before a Rude squash a girl comes up to him asking for his autograph, which he signs. Afterward Sting shows up and reveals the chick's autograph sheet had a carbon copy underneath that was a title match contract. Why Sting would have or need two women here escapes me.

 

Yeah, I'm pretty sure Lionel Hutz or Hamilton Berger could get that type of contract signing thrown out in court. But this is wrestling, so the title match is on.

[BackToBionic]

Also, I mean...he leaves the contract with Rude and walks off. Rude could have ripped it up and be done with it. There's got to be an easier way to make a match.

[Kevin Ridge]

Somehow I vividly remember this. Rude had been refusing to grant Sting any shots at the International World title, so before a Rude squash a girl comes up to him asking for his autograph, which he signs. Afterward Sting shows up and reveals the chick's autograph sheet had a carbon copy underneath that was a title match contract. Why Sting would have or need two women here escapes me.

Thanks for the explanation as this was confusing with these random girls with Sting. And yes, Sting should have at least took his copy of the contract.

[Exposer]

I tried to make sense of this through context clues but still had to read the explanation on this thread. It seemed like an entertaining segment.

[soup23]

Thank you Pete for the explanation because I was so confused on why Sting would come strolling in with two women. General wrestling contract goofiness.

[PeteF3]

Looks like I already covered this. Rude's protest that THIS AIN'T LEGAL is pretty much 100% correct, but I think the title match is going to stand. Rude putting his phone number next to the signature was a funny touch.