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If you remember, Savage / Zeus did the post-match locker room attack on Hogan / Beefcake to build for the cage match. That couldn't have happened if Hogan went on last.

A few notes: The main feature comes in at just over 2 hours. Guys who participated include Bret, Vince, JR, Christian, Road Warrior Animal, Roddy Piper, Bruce Prichard, Steve Austin, Jimmy Hart, Gene Okerlund, Eric Bischoff, and Chris Benoit. Vince gives a introduction to the feature, thanking Bret for putting all the differences aside and agreeing to participate. Bret gives an intro to the extras, saying he personally picked them. The feature covers Bret's life very well, from birth to the present day. A good chunk of Stampede footage is included and highlights matches against Dynamite Kid, the Stomper, Leo Burke, Bad News Allen, and Nick Bockwinkel. He doesn't say anything negative about Flair. In fact he puts him over ... but does say Flair pulled a few things in their world title match that he didn't expect. He calls Shawn a bastard but puts him over athletically. Puts over Austin huge. The Hart Foundation angle from 97 is covered pretty well. The tag team itself is put over as one of the top teams of all time by those speaking. The first disc features several interview clips of Bret that weren't used in the main feature. These include Bret telling a story about Owen prank calling Stu, talking about Konnan teaching him how to do the Sharpshooter, talking about the death of his brother Dean and how Ted Dibiase let him put on a strong showing at Survivor Series 90, and several others. The most moving is a tribute to the many stars that have died in recent years - from Owen and Pillman to Hawk, Yoko, Perfect, Rude, Bossman, etc. Bret gets pretty emotional during the segment and says Rude will always be a hero to him but doesn't elaborate. Here are the matches featured with details. A few interesting notes when it comes to commentary: The Bret Hart Story: The Best There Is, Was, and Ever Will Be (11/15/05) - Davey Boy Smith & the Dynamite Kid fought Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart (w/ Jimmy Hart) to a curfew draw at 13:12 (7/13/85; Madison Square Garden) - Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart (w/ Jimmy Hart) fought B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell to a time-limit draw at 18:48 as Brunzell covered Hart following a dropkick (2/17/86; Madison Square Garden) - Ricky Steamboat pinned Bret Hart (w/ Jimmy Hart) at 15:08 when the momentum of a crossbody by Hart put Steamboat on top; during the bout, Jimmy Hart briefly joined the commentary team at ringside (3/8/86; Boston Garden) - Bret Hart fought Ted Dibiase (w/ Virgil) to a double count-out at 15:59 when both men began brawling on the floor; the original commentary was edited out of the match (3/8/89; Odessa, TX) - Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart fought Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty to a double disqualification at around 9:30 when Demolition, who came ringside mid-way through the contest, interfered and all six men began brawling until they were pulled apart by officials; Jesse Ventura's original commentary was edited out of the match (4/23/90; Austin, TX) - The Nasty Boys (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart to win the titles at 12:10 when Knobs pinned Neidhart after Sags hit Neidhart with Jimmy Hart's motorcyle helmet behind the referee's back, moments after the champions executed the Hart Attack (WrestleMania VII - 3/24/91; Los Angeles Sports Arena) - Bret Hart defeated WWF IC Champion Mr. Perfect (w/ the Coach) at 18:02 via submission with the Sharpshooter to win the title; during the bout, Stu, Helen, and Bruce Hart were seen in the audience; after the contest, Bret hugged his parents at ringside (Summer Slam 91 - 8/26/91; Madison Square Garden) - Davey Boy Smith pinned WWF IC Champion Bret Hart to win the title by blocking a sunset flip attempt at 25:11; after the match, the two along with Diana Hart Smith celebrated in the ring; voted Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Match of the Year (Summer Slam 92 - 8/29/92; Wembley Stadium) - Bret Hart pinned Bam Bam Bigelow with a victory roll at 11:56 after kicking Bigelow in the face as he charged the corner; the original Spanish commentary was used for the match (4/24/93; Barcelona, Spain) - KOTR Semi-Finals: Bret Hart pinned Mr. Perfect at 18:55 by reversing a small package; after the bout, Perfect reentered the ring to shake Hart's hand (King of the Ring 93 - 6/13/93; Dayton, OH) - Owen Hart pinned Bret Hart by blocking an attempted victory roll at 20:21 (WrestleMania X - 3/20/94; Madison Square Garden) - WWF World Champion Bret Hart pinned Owen Hart at around the 15-minute mark after Davey Boy Smith caused the challenger to crotch himself on the top rope; Smith came ringside mid-way through the bout moments after Jim Neidhart did the same; this was deemed Owen's last shot at the title (9/28/94; White Plains, NY) - Bret Hart pinned Hakushi (w/ Shinja) at 14:41 with a reverse roll up out of a waist lock (In Your House #1 - 5/14/95; Syracuse, NY) - Bret Hart pinned WWF World Champion Diesel in a No DQ, No Count-Out, No Time Limit match to win the title at 24:51 with an inside cradle as the champion attempted the powerbomb; moments earlier, Diesel sent the challenger from the ring apron into the Spanish commentary table, breaking it in half; after the match, Diesel knocked down referee Earl Hebner and hit the powerbomb on Hart; moments later, Diesel struck a number of officials and hit a second powerbomb on the new champion; before leaving the ring, the former champion could be heard saying, "I'm back!"; due to pre-match stipulations, Hart would defend the title the following month against Davey Boy Smith at In Your House (Survivor Series 95 - 11/19/95; Landover, MD) - WWF World Champion Bret Hart pinned Davey Boy Smith (w/ Jim Cornette & Diana Hart Smith) at 21:09 with an Oklahoma side roll after kicking the challenger in the face as he ran towards the corner (In Your House #5 - 12/17/95; Hershey, PA) - Bret Hart defeated Steve Austin in a submission match at 22:03 when guest referee Ken Shamrock stopped the match after Austin passed out while in the Sharpshooter after being hit in the head with the timekeeper's bell; after the match, Shamrock held Hart off from further attacking Austin; moments thereafter, Austin hit the Stunner on an offical who attempted to help him to his feet and walked backstage under his own power; voted Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Match of the Year and named Wrestling Observer's Match of the Year as well (WrestleMania 13 - 3/23/97; Chicago, IL; Rosemont Horizon) - WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated the Undertaker via disqualification at 28:35 when the challenger failed to stop beating on Hart after the champion became entangled in the ropes head-first (One Night Only - 9/20/97; Birmingham, England) - Bret Hart defeated WCW TV Champion Chris Benoit via submission with the Sharpshooter in a non-title match at around the 32-minute mark; Harley Race was the guest ring announcer for the contest; both men dedicated the match to the memory of Owen Hart, who died in the same arena less than 5 months earlier; prior to the match beginning, Benoit came to the ring wearing a shirt featuring Owen; after the bout, Hart and Benoit embraced out of respect and left the ring together (WCW Monday Nitro - 10/4/99; Kansas City, MO; Kemper Arena)

I know they took it to DC. They filmed those scenes in July 93, the day of my 2nd house show at the Cap Centre just outside DC. Luger ended up making the save for Bret against Yoko after that night's main event. Just from watching the music video, they obviously took it to Manhattan. I think there also was a Mount Rushmore shot, IIRC.

He feuded with Taker most of that time and I'd say 90% of those wins were via salt bucket to the head.

As I recall, it was a work. Marty was selling the Barber Shop injury. According to Marty's shoot, he was placed under house arrest after a scuffle with a cop.

There's not much of a debate to it. It's fact. New York City, NY Madison Square Garden July 23, 1984 The Brawl to End it All - aired live on MTV: - Wendi Richter (w/ Cyndi Lauper) pinned WWF Women's Champion the Fabulous Moolah (w/ Capt. Lou Albano) to win the title at 11:20 after lifting her right shoulder out of a bridged roll up; David Wolfe did guest commentary for the bout; after the bout, Moolah & Albano attacked the referee after hearing the decision New York City, NY Madison Square Garden February 18, 1985 - Leilani Kai (w/ the Fabulous Moolah) pinned WWF Women's Champion Wendi Richter (w/ Cyndi Lauper & David Wolff) with a roll up to win the title at 11:49 after Moolah hit the champion with her purse as Richter was trying to help Lauper on the floor after she was attacked by Moolah WrestleMania New York City, NY Madison Square Garden March 31, 1985 - Wendi Richter (w/ Cyndi Lauper) pinned WWF Women's Champion Lelani Kai (w/ the Fabulous Moolah) to win the title New York City, NY Madison Square Garden November 25, 1985 - Spider Lady pinned WWF Women's Champion Wendi Richter to win the title at 6:38 with a small package even though the champion kicked out after the 1-count; after the bout, Richter continued attacking the challenger, even pulling her mask off to reveal her as the Fabulous Moolah, not realizing the match had ended and - once she did - she refused to give up the championship belt; the finish, which Richter was unaware, came as a result of contract disputes with the champion (Richter's last match in the WWF) Brisbane, Australia Festival Hall July 3, 1986 - Velvet McIntyre defeated WWF Women's Champion the Fabulous Moolah to win the title Sydney, Australia Homebush Sports Center July 9, 1986 - The Fabulous Moolah defeated WWF Women's Champion Velvet McIntyre to win the title Houston, TX Sam Houston Coliseum July 24, 1987 - Sherri Martel pinned WWF Women's Champion the Fabulous Moolah to win the title at 7:56 by blocking an attempted slam into the ring and reversing it into a cradle; after the match, Moolah knocked down referee Joey Marella for counting the pin before Sherri hit her in the back with the title belt - sending Moolah to the floor As far as her run pre 1984, I'm fairly certain she traded the belt several times between the 50s and then, even if they were only 6-day runs like what Velvet enjoyed. There were several name female wrestlers at the time.

1992 The Year In Review. I think I remember something like Bret Hart handing Piper a boot to hit Michaels or something to that effect? Anyone could fill me in with some details on this like whose boot was it or if it was a boot at all? Thanks in advance. WWF @ Biloxi, MS - Coast Coliseum - March 10, 1992 Road to WrestleMania VIII: Shawn Michaels (w/ Sensational Sherri) defeated WWF IC Champion Roddy Piper via disqualification when the champion attempted to hit Michaels with Sherri's boot - handed to him by Bret Hart

No, she didn't show up there until 97, mid-way through the Benoit / Sullivan feud.

"Marvelous Assassin" Hell yes.

I have record of Candido working a dark match during that time but not the others. Henry doesn't make any sense considering he had to have been in heavy training at that time for the 96 Olympics.

The same argument was made when Angle beat Austin for the title in 2001, that Austin grabbed the ring apron before he tapped out and that should have forced the hold to be broken.

Just did a little research and you are correct. Thanks for that.

WWWF @ New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - May 17, 1963 (19,639) The Magnificent Maurice pinned Karl Steif at 9:53 Pat Barrett pinned Godo Chihuahua at 10:11 Johnny Barend pinned Tim Woods at 11:14 Pedro Morales pinned Willie Bath at 9:58 The Great Mortimer pinned the Great Scott at 8:29 The Fabulous Kangaroos defeated Pete Sanchez & Vittorio Apollo after 30 minutes Bruno Sammartino defeated WWWF World Champion Buddy Rogers via submission with a backbreaker in 48 seconds to win the title Bobo Brazil & Dory Dixon fought WWWF U.S. Tag Team Champions Skull Murphy & Brute Bernard to a curfew draw WWWF @ New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - May 17, 1965 The scheduled bout between Wahoo McDaniel and Gorilla Monsoon was cancelled Arnold Skaaland defeated Tony Newberry at 16:49 Miguel Perez defeated Steve Stanlee at 12:34 Don McClarity defeated Magnificent Maurice at 16:53 Haystacks Calhoun & Argentina Apollo fought Jerry Graham & the Goden Terror to a no contest in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match at 24:14 Chief Big Heart & White Owl defeated Waldo Von Erich & Smasher Sloan in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match at 14:10 WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Bill Watts in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match when the challenger was deemed unable to continue at 22:08 WWWF @ Scranton, PA - Catholic Youth Center - May 17, 1966 Arnold Skaaland defeated Ronnie Etchison Bobo Brazil defeated Smasher Sloan Waldo Von Erich defeated Chief Big Heart via disqualification WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna WWWF @ Philadelphia, PA - Arena - May 17, 1969 Baron Mikel Scicluna defeated Carlos Colon John L. Sullivan defeated Guillotine Gordon Luke Graham defeated Duke Savage Sky Low Low & Little Brutus vs. Little Joey & Cowboy Bradley Haystacks Calhoun & Victor Rivera vs. Prof. Toru Tanaka & Bulldog Brower WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino vs. Killer Kowalski WWWF @ Washington DC - Coliseum - May 17, 1971 Alice O'Connell & Margie Ramsey vs. Donna Christianello & the Fabulous Moolah Bull Pometti vs. Manuel Soto Tarzan Tyler vs. Jimmy Valiant Akim Manuka vs. Juan Caruso Al Nelson vs. Ripper White Ernie Lassiter vs. Louis Torres WWWF World Champion Pedro Morales & Bobo Brazil vs. Blackjack Mulligan & Bulldog Brower WWWF @ New London, CT - May 17, 1973 WWWF World Champion Pedro Morales pinned Moondog Mayne WWWF @ Philadelphia, PA - Spectrum - May 17, 1975 Spiros Arion defeated WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino via count-out at 12:03 WWWF @ New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - May 17, 1976 Vivian St. John defeated Paula Kaye at 7:10 The Fabulous Moolah defeated Susan Green at 11:14 Baron Mikel Scicluna fought Jose Gonzalez to a draw Tony Parisi defeated Rocky Tamayo at 6:09 Scandor Akbar defeated Louis Cerdan at 5:09 Billy White Wolf defeated Crusher Blackwell at 8:46 The Executioners defeated Pat Barrett & Kevin Sullivan at 11:43 Gorilla Monsoon, Haystacks Calhoun, & Bobo Brazil defeated Superstar Billy Graham, Ivan Koloff, & Ernie Ladd Stan Hansen defeated Ivan Putski (sub. for WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino) via count-out WWWF @ Hamburg, PA - May 17, 1978 Television taping: The Yukon Lumberjacks defeated Larry Zbyszko & Peter Miavia via count-out Spiros Arion defeated Mike Busick George Steele defeated Jim Ray Luke Graham defeated Jim Oliver WWWF Tag Team Champions Dino Bravo & Dominic DeNucci defeated Strong Kobayashi & the Golden Terror The Yukon Lumberjacks defeated Jim Oliver & Johnny Rivera Strong Kobayashi defeated Pete Austin George Steele defeated Fred Marzino Spiros Arion defeated Charlie Brown Stan Stasiak fought Larry Zbyszko to a draw Luke Graham defeated Jim Ray Stan Stasiak defeated Jim Oliver Haystacks Calhoun & Larry Zbyszko defeated Sylvano Sousa & Frank Monroe WWWF World Champion Bob Backlund defeated Strong Kobayashi WWWF Tag Team Champions Dino Bravo & Dominic DeNucci defeated Tank Patton & Butcher Vachon WWWF World Champion Bob Backlund defeated George Stele via count-out WWF @ Brooklyn, NY - May 17, 1979 Johnny Rodz defeated Steve King Jose Estrada fought Johnny Rivera to a draw Bulldog Brower defeated SD Jones Cowboy Lang & Tiny Thumb defeated Little Tokyo & Butch Cassidy Ivan Putski defeated Jimmy Valiant via count-out WWF @ Brooklyn, NY – May 17, 1980 Baron Mikel Scicluna defeated Larry Williams Manuel Soto defeated Marc Pole WWF Tag Team Champions the Wild Samoans defeated Mike Masters & Rick McGraw Jose Estrada fought Johnny Rodz to a draw Ivan Putski defeated Bobby Duncum WWF @ Syracuse, NY - War Memorial - May 17, 1983 Included Don Muraco and Jimmy Snuka Nagasaki, Japan - May 17, 1984 Antonio Inoki, Tatsumi Fujinami, & Seiji Sakaguchi defeated WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan, the Masked Superstar, & John Quinn WWF @ Minneapolis, IN - Met Center - May 17, 1986 George Steele & Cousin Luke (sub. for Uncle Elmer) vs. King Kong Bundy & Big John Studd WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan defeated Adrian Adonis WWF @ St. Louis, MO - May 17, 1986 WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan defeated Adrian Adonis via disqualification WWF @ Toronto, Ontario - Maple Leaf Gardens - May 17, 1987 Featured Gorilla Monsoon & Bobby Heenan on commentary: Prime Time Wrestling - 6/1/87: Sam Houston pinned Johnny K-9 with a bulldog at 7:41 Prime Time Wrestling - 6/8/87: Bob Orton Jr. pinned Frankie Laine with a running powerslam at 4:42 Prime Time Wrestling - 6/1/87: Don Muraco pinned Lanny Poffo with the tombstone at 6:50 WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan defeated King Harley Race; after the bout, Race attacked Hogan as he was posing and bloodied him; later on in the card, the champion returned ringside and challenged Race to a Texas Death Match for the following month's card and if he couldn't beat Race then he would quit pro wrestling Prime Time Wrestling - 5/25/87: Outback Jack pinned Frenchy Martin with a bulldog at 4:21 Prime Time Wrestling - 5/25/87: Nikolai Volkoff pinned Cpl. Kirschner at 13:05 with a backbreaker Demolition defeated B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell Ken Patera (sub. for Jake Roberts) defeated the Honkytonk Man WWF @ Duluth, MN - Entertainment Convention Center - May 17, 1989 WWF Superstars taping: Prime Time Wrestling - 5/22/89: The Warlord (w/ Mr. Fuji) pinned Paul Roma with a powerslam Jimmy Snuka pinned Ted Dibiase Big John Studd defeated Andre the Giant via disqualification when Haku interfered; after the bout, King Jim Duggan made the save The Ultimate Warrior defeated WWF IC Champion Rick Rude via count-out WWF Tag Team Champions Demolition defeated the Big Bossman & Akeem when Ax pinned Akeem after using Bossman's nightstick as a weapon; after the bout, Bossman & Akeem argued with one another all the way backstage Brutus Beefcake defeated Randy Savage (w/ Sensational Sherri) via disqualification when Sherri interfered Prime Time Wrestling - 6/5/89: The Bushwhackers defeated Bad News Brown & the Brooklyn Brawler at 5:41 following the battering ram and a double gutbuster on the Brawler as Bad News was arguing with several ringside fans; after the bout, Bad News hit the Ghetto Blaster on his partner (SuperTape) The Big Bossman & Akeem (w/ Slick) defeated Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart via count-out at 13:15 when all four men began brawling in the floor but Akeem was able to return to the ring before the 10-count; after the contest, the Hart Foundation attacked their opponents, handcuffed Slick to the ring rope, and left ringside with the key (Fan Favorites 1989) 6/3/89 - included Slick as a guest of the Brother Love Show in which Slick would not comment on the rumors that he was trying to sign Zeus under contract; featured the first vignette ("pizza man") promoting the debut of Dusty Rhodes; included hype for "No Holds Barred", which had opened the previous night: Brutus Beefcake defeated Tom Stone via submission with the sleeper at 1:59 Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard (w/ Bobby Heenan) defeated Tom Stock & Eddie Slater at 2:57 when Anderson pinned Slater following a spike piledriver behind the referee's back Greg Valentine (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Chris zarna via submission with the shin guard assisted figure-4 at 2:43; prior to the bout, Tony Schiavone interviewed Hart & Valentine at ringside, with Valentine dedicating the match to Ron Garvin Tito Santana pinned Jake Milliman with the flying forearm at 2:24; after the bout, Milliman pushed referee Ron Garvin, with Garvin then knocking Milliman to the mat with a punch The Barbarian (w/ Mr. Fuji) pinned Lance Allen with a flying clothesline at 1:54 King Jim Duggan pinned Dave Wagner with the running clothesline at 1:49; after the bout, a brawl errupted involving Bobby Heenan, Duggan, Haku, Andre the Giant, and Big John Studd, with Duggan and Studd eventually clearing the ring of the opposition 6/10/89 - included Big John Studd as a guest of the Brother Love Show: Randy Savage (w/ Sensational Sherri) pinned Tim Horner at 3:10 with the flying elbowsmash Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty defeated Chris Curtis & Jake Milliman when Jannetty pinned Curtis following a double flying fistdrop at 2:53 Bad News Brown pinned Jim Evans at 1:18 with the Ghetto Blaster; after the bout, Tony Schiavone interviewed Brown at ringside Hercules defeated Al Burke via submission with the backbreaker at 2:20; Ron Garvin was the referee for the bout WWF IC Champion Rick Rude (w/ Bobby Heenan) pinned Frankie DeFalco at 1:46 with the Rude Awakening Jim Neidhart pinned Barry Horowitz at 1:31 with the powerslam The Big Bossman & Akeem (w/ Slick) defeated Kevin Michaelson & Scott Colton at 2:05 when Akeem pinned Colton with the splash 6/17/89 - included Jimmy Snuka as a guest of the Brother Love Show in which he was interrupted by Jimmy Hart, who distracted Snuka long enough for the Honkytonk Man to sneak up behind him and hitting him with his guitar; moments later, officials pulled Honky away, while Snuka scared Love away and destroyed the set: The Ultimate Warrior pinned Dusty Wolfe at 1:54 with the gorilla press slam / splash combo; after the bout, Warrior carried his opponent backstage Jacques & Raymond Rougeau (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Terry Bronski & Warren Bianchi at 2:31 when Jacques pinned Bianchi following a kneedrop as Raymond had the Boston crab applied; after the bout, Tony Schiavone interviewed the Rougeaus and Hart at ringside Bret Hart pinned Boris Zhukov with the piledriver and a double axe handle off the top at 2:05; Ron Garvin was the referee for the bout Ted Dibiase (w/ Virgil) defeated Red Tyler via submission with the Million $ Dream at 2:19 Rick Martel (w/ Slick) pinned Jim Evans with a kneedrop off the top at 1:49 Mr. Perfect pinned JT Thomas with the Perfect Plex at 1:52 The Bushwhackers defeated Todd Becker & Butler Stevens at 2:20 when Luke pinned Stevens following the double gutbuster WWF @ San Diego, CA - Sports Arena - May 17, 1990 The Big Bossman defeated Ted Dibiase Koko B. Ware defeated Boris Zhukov Hercules defeated Haku The Warlord defeated Tito Santana Rick Martel defeated Ron Garvin Earthquake defeated Jim Duggan Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart fought WWF Tag Team Champions Demolition to a double disqualification WWF @ Yakima, WA - May 17, 1990 WWF @ Chattanooga, TN - May 17, 1990 WWF @ Hartford, CT - Civic Center - May 17, 1990 Hillbilly Jim defeated the Brooklyn Brawler Brutus Beefcake defeated the Genius The Bushwhackers defeated Greg Valentine & the Honky Tonk Man via disqualification The Barbarian defeated Jimmy Snuka The Big Bossman pinned Ted Dibiase The Warlord defeated the Red Rooster Jim Powers pinned Pez Whatley WWF World Champion the Ultimate Warrior pinned WWF IC Champion Mr. Perfect WWF @ Providence, RI - Civic Center - May 17, 1990 WWF World Champion the Ultimate Warrior pinned WWF IC Champion Mr. Perfect WWF @ Murfreesboro, TN - Murphy Center - May 17, 1991 Tugboat vs. the Berzerker Greg Valentine vs. Demolition Smash The Bushwhackers vs. Paul Roma & Hercules Kerry Von Erich vs. the Warlord Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Orient Express WWF IC Champion Mr. Perfect vs. Davey Boy Smith Jake Roberts vs. Earthquake WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan vs. Sgt. Slaughter WWF @ Houston, TX - Summit - May 17, 1991 IRS pinned Jimmy Snuka Ricky Steamboat defeated Haku Bret Hart defeated the Barbarian Jim Duggan defeated Col. Mustafa The Mountie defeated the Big Bossman The Legion of Doom defeated WWF Tag Team Champions the Nasty Boys via count-out Ted Dibiase defeated Roddy Piper The Ultimate Warrior defeated the Undertaker via disqualification WWF @ Nashville, TN - Municipal Auditorium - May 17, 1992 (2,400) Jim Powers pinned the Brooklyn Brawler Tatanka pinned Col. Mustafa Kamala pinned Sgt. Slaughter after the Mountie interfered Virgil pinned the Genius Kerry Von Erich pinned Skinner The Undertaker defeated the Mountie The Natural Disasters defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Ted Dibiase & IRS via count-out WWF World Champion Randy Savage defeated Ric Flair via disqualification WWF @ New York City, NY - Manhattan Center - May 17, 1993 (1,000) Monday Night Raw taping: Bret Hart defeated Bam Bam Bigelow 5/17/93 - featured an opening segment in which Lord Alfred Hayes indicated to the camera that he saw someone in disguise arrive to the arena, knowing who it was but not letting on; included the disguised man confronting Shawn Michaels during an in-ring interview and accepting Michaels' open challenge for a title shot; moments later, he revealed himself to be Marty Jannetty: The Smoking Gunns defeated Tony Vadja & Glenn Ruth following a piledriver The Kid pinned Razor Ramon with a moonsault off the top onto a standing Razor (1993 Year in Review, Monday Night Raw: Prime Cuts) Tatanka pinned Scott Taylor with the Samoan Drop Yokozuna (w/ Mr. Fuji) pinned Kamala with the Bonzai Drop after Fuji tripped Kamala Marty Jannetty pinned WWF IC Champion Shawn Michaels with an inside cradle to win the title after Mr. Perfect threw his towel in Michaels' face (Jannetty's surprise return after being gone since January) (1993 Year in Review, Monday Night Raw: Prime Cuts) 5/24/93 - included Vince McMahon conducting an in-ring interview with Razor Ramon in which Razor offered the Kid $2500 for a rematch; moments later, Bret Hart came ringside and joined the crowd in chanting '1-2-3' before implying Razor was too distracted to be able to win against Bret at the King of the Ring: KOTR Qualifying Match: Mr. Perfect pinned Doink the Clown with the Perfect Plex after the two Doinks switched places; Crush made the save after the match (1993 Year in Review) WWF Tag Team Champions Ted Dibiase & IRS defeated Mike Bell & Tony Devito; prior to the bout, Dibiase offered anyone $100 to shine his shoes; after a fan did so, IRS took out 70% of the pay and gave the fan $30 Crush defeated Bobby Who via submission with the head vice Adam Bomb pinned Phil Apollo with the powerbomb WWF @ Springfield, MA - Civic Center - May 17, 1995 (2,500) WWF Wrestling Challenge & Action Zone taping: Adam Bomb defeated WWF IC Champion Jeff Jarrett via count-out when Jarrett left ringside WWF Tag Team Champions Owen Hart & Yokozuna defeated Lex Luger & Davey Boy Smith via disqualification when Smith made the save after Luger recieved the Bonzai Drop Bret Hart pinned Hakushi with a roll up after Hakushi accidentally hit Shinja Howard Finkel pinned Harvey Wippleman with an elbow drop Shawn Michaels & the Undertaker defeated Psycho Sid & Kama Action Zone - 5/21/95: Psycho Sid pinned Bob Holly with the powerbomb Wrestling Challenge - 5/21/95: King Kong Bundy defeated Tim McNeeny The Blu Brothers defeated Ross Greenberg & Brian Walsh Aldo Montoya defeated Nick Barberry Hunter Hearst Helmsley defeated Bert Centenno The Bushwhackers defeated Barry Horowitz & the Brooklyn Brawler when Brawler was pinned The Undertaker defeated Mike Bell Action Zone - 5/28/95: Savio Vega pinned Eli Blu with a roll up after Jacob Blu and Razor Ramon interfered Kama defeated Bill Weaver Wrestling Challenge - 5/28/95: Lex Luger & Davey Boy Smith defeated Roy Raymond & Laurice Moralis Adam Bomb defeated Gus Kantarakus Henry Godwinn defeated John Crystal Rad Radford defeated Mike Khoury Duke Drose defeated Bob Cook Action Zone - 6/4/95: Jacob & Eli Blu (w/ Uncle Zebakiah) defeated Razor Ramon & Savio Vega at 9:46 after Jacob kicked Razor in the side of the face as Ramon prepared Eli for the Razor's Edge Wrestling Challenge - 6/4/95: Techno Team 2000 defeated Bob Cook & Howard Nalley Jean Pierre Laffiette defeated Brian Walsh Shawn Michaels defeated Barry Horowitz Men on a Mission defeated Aaron Ferguson & Laurice Moralis Hakushi defeated Bill Payne Savio Vega defeated the Brooklyn Brawler WWF @ Baltimore, MD - Arena - May 17, 1996 (6,559) The Bushwhackers defeated Marty Jannetty & Leif Cassidy at 7:38 when Butch pinned Cassidy after Luke interfered behind the referee's back Justin Bradshaw pinned Aldo Montoya at 8:01 with a superkick Savio Vega pinned Mike Khoury at the 58-second mark with a back kick Ahmed Johnson defeated Davey Boy Smith via disqualification at 10:45 when Owen Hart interfered as Ahmed prepared to hit the Pearl River Plunge; after the bout, Ahmed chased both men to the back Steve Austin pinned Jake Roberts at 17:10 with a roll up and using the tights for leverage after Roberts thought he had won the match with the DDT; Ted Dibiase had placed Austin's foot on the ropes to break the cover moments prior to the finish The Ultimate Warrior pinned Owen Hart at 7:25 with a flying shoulder block Vader pinned Yokozuna at 12:22 after hitting him with Jim Cornette's tennis racquet WWF Tag Team Champions Skip & Zip defeated Henry & Phinneas Godwinn at 13:10 Hunter Hearst Helmsley pinned Razor Ramon at 12:32 with the Pedigree as Razor tried to revive the referee WWF World Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Diesel in a steel cage match at 11:10 after hitting the superkick, spitting on his knocked out opponent, and leaving through the door WWF @ New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - May 17, 1997 (15,000; 10,702 paid) Leif Cassidy pinned Bob Holly with a powerbomb Crush (sub. for the Sultan) pinned Jesse Jammes with the heart punch Henry & Phinneas Godwinn defeated Doug Furnas & Phil LaFon Rockabilly pinned Flash Funk Savio Vega pinned Rocky Miavia WWF World Champion the Undertaker defeated Mankind in a lumberjack match following the tombstone; lumberjacks included: the Nation, Leif Cassidy, Bob Holly, Henry & Phinneas Godwinn, Jesse Jammes, Doug Furnas, Phil LaFon, and Rocky Miavia Farooq pinned Ahmed Johnson after Savio Vega interfered and repeatedly hit Johnson with a chair Hunter Hearst Helmsley pinned Goldust while Chyna held Goldust’s legs down from outside the ring Steve Austin & the Legion of Doom defeated Brian Pillman (sub. for Bret Hart), WWF Tag Team Champions - WWF IC Champion Owen Hart & WWF European Champion Davey Boy Smith when Austin pinned Owen WWF @ Birmingham, AL - May 17, 1998 (10,292) The Headbangers defeated Los Boricuas Jeff Jarrett defeated Steve Blackman Kurrgan defeated D-Lo Brown WWF Tag Team Champions the Road Dogg & Billy Gunn defeated the Legion of Doom Terry Funk defeated Marc Mero Bradshaw defeated Owen Hart via count-out The Undertaker defeated Kane via disqualification Vader defeated WWF IC Champion the Rock via disqualification WWF World Champion Steve Austin defeated WWF European Champion Triple H - 5/17/02: Former WWF IC, European, Hardcore, and Tag Team Champion "The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith passed away at the age of 39. WWE (Raw) @ Louisville, KY - Freedom Hall - May 17, 2002 (6,000) Jackie pinned Crash Holly with a roll up Brock Lesnar pinned D-Lo Brown with the Brockbuster WWE Women's Champion Trish Stratus pinned Molly Holly with the bulldog Nick Dinsmore & Rob Conway defeated OVW Southern Tag Team Champions Doug Basham & Damaja (w/ Victoria) with a double team move to win the titles WWF IC Champion Eddie Guerrero pinned Rob Van Dam with a roll up and using the ropes for leverage Matt & Jeff Hardy defeated Shawn Stasiak & Goldust following the swanton WWE Hardcore Champion Steven Richards pinned Bubba Ray Dudley after Raven interfered and hit the DDT on the challenger, before suffering the Steven Kick from Richards William Regal pinned Spike Dudley after using the brass knuckles as a weapon The Undertaker pinned Bradshaw after kicking a chair into Bradshaw's face Steve Austin defeated Ric Flair & the Big Show in a handicap steel cage match by pinning Flair with the Stunner after outside interference from Booker T backfired WWE @ San Diego, CA - Sports Arena - May 17, 2004 Sunday Night Heat: Rhyno pinned Steven Richards with the Gore at 5:05 Rob Conway & Sylvan Grenier defeated Aaron Aguilera & Chad Wicks when Grenier pinned Wicks following a double team move at 4:59 Garrison Cade pinned the Hurricane with the flying elbowsmash at 4:42 Raw - included a surprise appearance from the Rock during an in-ring segment with Eugene, Jonathan Coachman, and Garrison Cade, with Rock and Eugene laying out Coach and Cade after Rock endorsed Eugene and said he was his friend: Trish Stratus pinned Lita with a roll up and putting her feet on the ropes for leverage at 6:07 after Lita became distracted by Kane on the Titantron Kane pinned Val Venis with the chokeslam at 1:07; after the match, Kane brutalized an interfering Matt Hardy until Lita came out and said ‘Yes’ in response to Kane's question, with Kane then hugging Lita before leaving WWE Raw Tag Team Champions - World Heavyweight Champion Chris Benoit & Edge defeated WWE IC Champion Randy Orton & Batista (w/ Ric Flair) when Orton submitted to Benoit’s Crippler Crossface Kane won an 18-Man Battle Royal after Shawn Michaels interfered to eliminate Triple H; other participants included: Triple H, Maven (sub. for Grandmaster Sexay), Chris Jericho, the Hurricane, Rosey, Garrison Cade, Johnny Nitro, Steven Richards, Rhyno, Rob Conway, Sylvan Grenier, Val Venis, Shelton Benjamin, WWE Raw Tag Team Champion Edge, Ric Flair, WWE IC Champion Randy Orton, & Batista; order of elimination: Nitro by Kane, Richards by Batista, Rosey by Kane, Conway by Maven with a dropkick, Venis & Maven by HHH at the same time, Grenier by Jericho, Cade by Jericho with a dropkick, Rhyno by Batista, Hurricane by Batista & HHH, Flair by Jericho with a clothesline, Jericho by Batista, Batista by Edge with a clothesline, Edge when Orton ducked a clothesline, Orton by Benjamin with a clothesline, Benjamin by HHH; due to pre-match stipulations Kane earned a world title shot for Bad Blood; Christian and Matt Hardy were scheduled for the Battle Royal but could not compete due to injuries WWE @ Sioux City, IA - Tyson Events Center - May 17, 2005 (3,000) Rene Dupree defeated Chad Murdock Velocity: WWE Smackdown! Tag Team Champions Johnny Nitro & Joey Mercury (w/ Melina) defeated Stevie Lee & Jason Bates at 4:38 when Mercury pinned Lee following the Snapshot Nunzio & Sho Funaki defeated Akio & Spike Dudley at 6:40 when Funaki pinned Spike with an Oklahoma side roll Chavo Guerrero Jr. pinned Shannon Moore with the Gory Bomb at 5:53 Smackdown! - featured an opening segment of Carlito's Cabana in which he introduced Matt Morgan as his new bodyguard; included a pre-taped promo by Kurt Angle, shown via sattelite, in which he apologized to Booker T & Sharmell for his actions the previous week but later referred to Sharmell as a gutter slut: Scotty 2 Hotty defeated John Bradshaw Layfield via disqualification at 1:54 when JBL refused to let Scotty out of the corner; after the bout, JBL choked Scotty with a belt until he said "I quit" Booker T pinned Mark Jindrak at 2:44 with the scissors kick; moments prior to the bout, Booker confronted Jindrak backstage after he implied Sharmell was a gutter slut; Booker then brawled with Jindrak through the backstage area, through the crowd, and into the ring John Heidenreich pinned WWE US Champion Orlando Jordan in a non-title match at 3:03 with a sidewalk slam Hardcore Holly pinned WWE Smackdown! Tag Team Champion Joey Mercury (w/ WWE Smackdown! Tag Team Champion Johnny Nitro & Melina) at 4:51 with the Alabama Slam WWE World Champion John Cena defeated Doug & Danny Basham in a handicap match at 8:53 by pinning Danny with the FU

I believe the name was different but the move was the same. It was his finisher for years.

Hogan won No problem, I'm glad you enjoy them.

I think I've received all the e-mail advertisements from Bobcats Arena and they haven't listed one match. The major draw is the return of DX and Ric Flair.

1) No 2) The song made its debut here: WWF @ Poughkeepsie, NY - Mid-Hudson Civic Center - October 1, 1985 Championship Wrestling taping: 10/12/85: Mike Rotundo & Barry Windham defeated Ron Shaw & Mr. X (debut of the "Real American" theme song) Hogan didn't use it until after this: WWF @ Phoenix, AZ - Veterans Memorial Coliseum - February 15, 1986 Saturday Night's Main Event #5 - 3/1/86 on NBC (10.0) - included the debut of Hulk Hogan's "Real American" music video 3) Roberts was 88. The other two were 89. 4) It was a few weeks in the making. WWF @ Springfield, MA - Civic Center - April 22, 1988 (9,000) Wrestling Challenge: 5/1/88: Jacques & Raymond Rougeau defeated Chris Duffy & Joe Milano at 1:32 when Raymond scored the pin after a clothesline off the top from Jacques (the first instance of the Rougeaus being referred to as 'Fabulous') WWF @ Duluth, MN - Entertainment Convention Center - May 10, 1988 (7,000; sell out) WWF Superstars taping: 6/4/88 - included Craig DeGeorge conducting an interview with Jacques & Raymond Rougeau where they said they were not like Dino Bravo and, to show their appreciation to the USA, they began waving 2 small American flags From there they beat the Killer Bees in a babyface series but cheated to do so. WWF @ Providence, RI - Civic Center - August 23, 1988 (13,800; sell out) WWF Superstars taping: 9/17/88 - included Craig DeGeorge conducting an interview with Jacques & Raymond Rougeau in which they introduced Jimmy Hart as their new manager, with Hart then announcing that he had given each Rougeau 25% of the Hart Foundation's contract, which Hart still owned 5) I believe it was after the Hogan / Andre episode of The Main Event

Commited, sure. But I don't think they actually got married until a year or two ago.

If you want a full listing of CHV matches (or 95% full) try this: http://www.angelfire.com/wrestling/cawthon777/video.htm

Yeah but that was just "random mid card babyface checks over Hogan".

Flair gave back the WCW title before Survivor Series 91. He had an old tag belt at the PPV when it was "viewer distorted". Hogan/Beefcake started right after WrestleMania 5 when Savage and Beefcake started their own little feud. WWF Superstars: 4/22/89 - included Brutus Beefcake as a guest of the Brother Love Show which was interrupted by Randy Savage & Sensational Sherri; moments later, Sherri slapped Beefcake after he continuously referred to her as "Scary Sherri"; Savage then jumped Beefcake from behind and held him down so that Sherri could cut some of his hair with his own pair of scissors:

Here's a listing of all the (known) W/WWF/E cards that have taken place on this day. Which one would you have attended and why? WWWF @ Washington DC - Coliseum - April 19, 1965 Bob Boyer fought Tony Newberry to a draw Waldo Von Erich fought Wahoo McDaniel to a draw Miguel Perez defeated Tomas Martin Smasher Sloan defeated Steve Stanlee Bobo Brazil defeated Bill Watts WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino & Argentina Apollo defeated Jerry Graham & Gorilla Monsoon in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match WWWF @ Scranton, PA - Catholic Youth Center - April 19, 1966 Smasher Sloan defeated Arnold Skaaland Ronnie Etchison defeated Angelo Savoldi Chief Big Heart defeated Mike Loren The Beast & Curtis Iaukea defeated Vittorio Apollo & Bobo Brazil Baron Mikel Scicluna defeated Johnny Valentine WWWF @ Providence, RI - Civic Center - April 19, 1968 Johnny Rodz vs Ricky Sexton Crybaby Cannon vs. Angelo Savoldi Lou Albano & Tony Altimore vs. Victor Rivera & Miguel Perez Earl Maynard vs. Bill Miller WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino vs. Hans Mortier WWWF @ Philadelphia, PA - Arena - April 19, 1969 Pete Sanchez defeated Chuck Richards John L Sullivan defeated Duke Savage Luke Graham defeated Arnold Skaaland Guillotine Gordon defeated Carlos Colon Victor Rivera defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna Dominic DeNucci fought Bulldog Brower to a no contest WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Prof. Toru Tanaka WWWF @ Augusta, ME - Armory - April 19, 1971 Beautiful Bobby defeated Arnold Skaaland Jimmy Valiant & Gorilla Monsoon defeated Juan Caruso & Bull Pometti Bulldog Brower defeated Tony Marino Chief Jay Strongbow defeated Manny Soto WWWF World Champion Pedro Morales defeated Blackjack Mulligan in 15:02 WWWF @ Philadelphia, PA - April 19, 1975 WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Johnny Valiant at 10:01 WWWF @ Landover, MD - Capital Centre - April 19, 1976 Baron Mikel Scicluna vs. Tony Parisi Bull Pometti vs. Ernie Lassiter Johnny Rodz vs. Victor Rivera Jerry Blackwell vs. Louis Cerdan Davey O'Hannon vs. Jose Gonzalez Superstar Billy Graham vs. Dominic DeNucci WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Ivan Koloff in a Russian Chain Match WWWF @ Waldboro, ME - April 19, 1977 SD Jones defeated Pete Austin Don Serano fought Rocky Tomayo to a draw Ken Patera fought Tony Garea to a no contest SD Jones defeated Doug Gilbert via disqualification Andre the Giant & Larry Zbyzsko defeated the Executioners WWWF @ White Plains, NY - Westchester County Civic Center - April 19, 1978 Gypsy Rodriguez defeated Steve King Ted Adams defeated Joe Turco Johnny Rodz fought SD Jones to a draw Dominic DeNucci defeated Butcher Vachon Andre the Giant, Peter Miavia, & Mil Mascaras defeated Superstar Billy Graham, Luke Graham, & Stan Stasiak WWF @ Portland, ME - Civic Center - April 19, 1979 (1,521) Bulldog Brower defeated Tony Altimore (sub. for Fred Curry) Johnny Valiant defeated Tony Garea Jerry Valiant defeated Larry Zbyszko Greg Valentine defeated Steve Travis Andre the Giant defeated Peter Miavia WWF @ Totowna, NJ - April 19, 1979 Hussien Arab defeated Dominic DeNucci Jerry Valiant defeated Tony Garea SD Jones defeated Johnny Rodz Ivan Putski defeated Jimmy Valiant via disqualification Johnny Valiant defeated Jose Estrada Steve Travis defeated Mr. X Bulldog Brower defeated Johnny Rivera Andre the Giant & WWWF North American Champion Ted Dibiase defeated Peter Miavia & Greg Valentine WWF @ Manchester, NH - JFK Coliseum - April 19, 1980 Steve King defeated Pete Doherty Davey O'Hannon defeated Pete Doherty Dave Darrow defeated Fred Marzino Frankie Williams fought Jose Estrada to a draw Tor Kamata defeated Rene Goulet Larry Zbyszko defeated Pat Patterson via count-out WWF @ Providence, RI - Civic Center - April 19, 1980 Baron Mikel Scicluna vs. Mike Masters Johnny Rodz vs. Jim Duggan Larry Sharpe vs. Angelo Gomez Bulldog Brower vs. Dominic DeNucci Hulk Hogan defeated Gorilla Monsoon The Wild Samoans vs. Ivan Putski & Andre the Giant WWF World Champion Bob Backlund vs. Ken Patera WWF @ Scranton, PA - CYC - April 19, 1982 Steve Travis defeated Mr. Fuji Laurent Soucie defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna Tony Garea defeated Charlie Fulton Bob Orton Jr. defeated Rick McGraw Ivan Putski defeated Adrian Adonis Andre the Giant defeated Blackjack Mulligan WWF @ Allentown, PA - April 19, 1983 Championship Wrestling taping: 4/23/83 - included Sgt. Slaughter & the Grand Wizard as guests of Buddy Rogers’ Corner: WWF IC Champion Don Muraco defeated Eddie Gilbert Ivan Putski defeated Charlie Fulton George Steele defeated Barry Hart Tatsumi Fujinami defeated Victor Rivera Rocky Johnson defeated Pete Doherty Sgt. Slaughter vs. Jules Strongbow Tito Santana defeated Jose Estrada Ivan Koloff defeated Terry Manton 4/30/83 - included Arnold Skaaland as a guest of Buddy Rogers’ Corner: Tito Santana defeated Pete Doherty WWF Tag Team Champions the Wild Samoans defeated Eddie Gilbert & Pete Sanchez George Steele defeated Charlie Brown Salvatore Bellomo defeated Bob Bradley Ivan Putski defeated Israel Matea Jimmy Snuka defeated Jose Estrada Big John Studd defeated Victor Rivera 5/7/83 - included Tito Santana as a guest of Buddy Rogers’ Corner: Ivan Koloff defeated SD Jones Tito Santana defeated Victor Rivera George Steele defeated Pete Sanchez Swede Hanson defeated Bob Bradley Rocky Johnson defeated Israel Matea Iron Mike Sharpe defeated Charlie Brown Eddie Gilbert defeated Jose Estrada WWF Tag Team Champions the Wild Samoans defeated Frankie Williams & Barry Hart WWF @ York, PA - April 19, 1984 Rene Goulet defeated Tony Colon Princess Victoria & Velvet McIntyre defeated Wendi Richter & Peggy Lee Bob Backlund defeated the Iron Sheik via disqualification Roddy Piper defeated Salvatore Bellomo B. Brian Blair defeated Ron Shaw WWF @ Hartford, CT - Civic Center - April 19, 1986 Jim Brunzell defeated Hercules WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan & the Junkyard Dog defeated Dory Funk Jr. & Bob Orton Jr. (sub. for Terry Funk) Also included Hillbilly Jim WWF @ Toronto, Ontario - Maple Leaf Gardens - April 19, 1986 Sivi Afi fought Moondog Spot to a 20-minute draw Cpl. Kirschner pinned Paul Christy with a backdrop at 10:14 Jacques & Raymond Rougeau defeated Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart when Bret was pinned at 23:18 after being knocked off the top rope King Kong Bundy defeated Ted Grizzly & Johnny K-9 (both men sub. for Uncle Elmer) in a handicap match by pinning K-9 with the Avalanche and an elbowdrop at 4:32 Ricky Steamboat defeated Big John Studd via disqualification at 17:48 when King Kong Bundy interfered and splashed Steamboat on the ramp Tito Santana defeated WWF IC Champion Randy Savage via disqualification at 16:42 when Savage pulled the referee into the challenger while caught in the figure-4 Brutus Beefcake, Greg Valentine, & Johnny V defeated King Tonga, WWF Tag Team Champions Davey Boy Smith & the Dynamite Kid at 19:28 when Valentine pinned Dynamite by using the tights for leverage after a blow from Beefcake WWF @ Hershey, PA - Hersheypark Arena - April 19, 1991 Col. Mustafa defeated Koko B. Ware IRS defeated Jimmy Snuka Bret Hart defeated the Barbarian Kerry Von Erich fought the Warlord to a double count-out Bushwhacker Luke pinned Paul Roma The Big Bossman defeated the Mountie WWF IC Champion Mr. Perfect pinned Davey Boy Smith with his feet on the ropes The Ultimate Warrior defeated the Undertaker via disqualification WWF @ New Haven, CT - Coliseum - April 19, 1991 (3,900) Ricky Steamboat pinned Haku The Berzerker pinned Tugboat after Mr. Fuji interfered and threw salt into Tugboat's face Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty defeated the Orient Express Earthquake defeated Jake Roberts via disqualification Ted Dibiase pinned Virgil The Legion of Doom defeated WWF Tag Team Champions the Nasty Boys via count-out Sgt. Slaughter pinned Jim Duggan in a bootcamp match UK Rampage 92 - Sheffield, England - Arena - April 19, 1992 Televised on Sky Movies+ - featured Gorilla Monsoon & Bobby Heenan on commentary: Prime Time Wrestling - 6/15/92: Tatanka pinned Skinner with the Samoan Drop The Legion of Doom defeated Col. Mustafa & Dino Bravo when Road Warrior Hawk pinned Mustafa with the clothesline off the top Sid Justice (w/ Harvey Wippleman) defeated the Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) via count-out; after the bout, Justice continued to beat on the Undertaker until he rose up and hit the tombstone on his opponent Prime Time Wrestling - 6/15/92: WWF World Champion Randy Savage (w/ Miss Elizabeth) pinned Shawn Michaels (w/ Sensational Sherri) with a crossbody off the top after Miss Elizabeth - who had been sent backstage earlier in the bout - returned to prevent Sherri's interference; after the bout, Savage fought back from a double team from both Michaels and Sherri Prime Time Wrestling - 6/29/92: The Mountie (w/ Jimmy Hart) pinned Virgil after using the shock stick as a weapon WWF IC Champion Bret Hart pinned Rick Martel with a small package at 13:02 (World Tour 92; Best of WWF: World Tour 93) Prime Time Wrestling - 7/27/92: Jim Duggan defeated Repo Man via disqualification at 7:14 when Repo hit Duggan with a steel hook; after the match, Repo continued to attack Duggan with the hook and rope until Duggan regained possession of his 2x4 and chased Repo backstage (Best of WWF: World Tour 93) Prime Time Wrestling - 6/8/92: Davey Boy Smith pinned WWF Tag Team Champion IRS (w/ Jimmy Hart) with the running powerslam at 12:48 after knocking Hart off the apron (World Tour 1992) USWA @ Memphis, TN - April 19, 1993 Jeff Gaylord defeated the Night Stalker Doug Gilbert defeated Danny Davis Koko B. Ware defeated Scotty Flamingo via disqualification Moondog Spot defeated Bobby Knight via disqualification Sensational Sherri defeated Ms. Texas to win the USWA Womens title Rex King & Steve Doll defeated Jeff Jarrett & Brian Christopher via disqualification Jerry Lawler defeated Randy Savage in a steel cage match via disqualification WWF @ Newcastle, England - Whitley Bay Ice Rink - April 19, 1993 Virgil defeated Terry Taylor Doink the Clown (Keirn) defeated Tito Santana Rick & Scott Steiner defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Ted Dibiase & IRS via disqualification The Bushwhackers defeated the Beverly Brothers Tatanka defeated Papa Shango The Undertaker defeated Giant Gonzalez via disqualification Bret Hart defeated Bam Bam Bigelow WWF @ Hamburg, Germany - Sporthalle - April 19, 1995 (6,000; sell out) Adam Bomb defeated Kwang Henry Godwinn defeated Aldo Montoya Lex Luger & Davey Boy Smith defeated Tatanka & Kama Bret Hart defeated Owen Hart with the Sharpshooter The Undertaker defeated Bam Bam Bigelow Hakushi defeated the 1-2-3 Kid WWF World Champion Diesel & Razor Ramon defeated Psycho Sid & WWF IC Champion Jeff Jarrett WWF @ Halle, Germany - April 19, 1996 (4,751; sell out) Razor Ramon defeated the 1-2-3 Kid Justin Bradshaw defeated Duke Drose Jake Roberts defeated Isaac Yankem DDS Savio Vega defeated Steve Austin via disqualification The Bushwhackers defeated Leif Cassidy & Justin Bradshaw Ahmed Johnson defeated Davey Boy Smith via disqualification in an arm wrestling match Bret Hart defeated Owen Hart WWF Tag Team Champions Skip & Zip defeated Henry & Phinneas Godwinn The Undertaker defeated Diesel WWF World Champion Shawn Michaels pinned Hunter Hearst Helmsley rett WWF @ State College, PA - Bryce Jordan Center - April 19, 1997 (4,246) The Sultan defeated Aldo Montoya Billy Gunn defeated Jesse Jammes Savio Vega defeated WWF IC Champion Rocky Miavia via disqualification Hunter Hearst Helmsley defeated Goldust Steve Austin pinned WWF Tag Team Champion Owen Hart Ahmed Johnson defeated Crush after Savio Vega accidentally hit Crush with a chair WWF World Champion the Undertaker defeated WWF European & Tag Team Champion Davey Boy Smith WWF @ Springfield, MA - Civic Center - April 19, 1998 (matinee) (5,928) Brian Christopher & Scott Taylor defeated WWF Light Heavyweight Champion Taka Michinoku & Aguila when Taylor pinned Aguila Steve Blackman pinned D-Lo Brown Owen Hart defeated TAFKA Goldust with the Sharpshooter The Headbangers defeated NWA Tag Team Champions Bob Holly & Bart Gunn in a non-title match The Undertaker defeated Kane via disqualification when Paul Bearer interfered Bradshaw pinned Savio Vega with the lariat WWF World Champion Steve Austin pinned WWF European Champion Triple H with the Stunner Gary Albright Memorial - Allentown, PA - Convention Center - April 19, 2000 Too Cold Scorpio & Sugaa defeated American Society Jimmy Snuka pinned Jake Molson Doink the Clown pinned Shane Black The Headshrinkers defated the Hungarian Barbarian & Big Dick Dudley WWF Light Heavyweight Champion Scotty 2 Hotty pinned Stevie Richards Afa Jr. defeated Lucifer Grimm and Gillberg Crowbar pinned Judas Young The Headbangers defeated Taka Michinoku & Sho Funaki Maunukea Mossman pinned Johnny Smith Chris Jericho defeated WWF European Champion Eddie Guerrero in a non-title match Rikishi pinned the Road Dogg WWF (Raw) @ Long Island, NY - Nassau Coliseum - April 19, 2002 (9,000) The Big Show, D-Lo Brown, & Crash Holly defeated Tommy Dreamer, Steven Richards, & Justin Credible when the Big Show hit a double chokeslam on Credible and Dreamer WWF European Champion Spike Dudley pinned William Regal with a roll up WWF Women’s Champion Jazz & Molly Holly defeated Trish Stratus & Jackie when Molly pinned Trish with a roll up and held the tights for leverage Brock Lesnar defeated Jeff Hardy via referee’s decision when the referee deemed Jeff unable to continue Goldust pinned WWF Hardcore Champion Bubba Ray Dudley to win the title with a bulldog Raven pinned WWF Hardcore Champion Goldust to win the title following the DDT Bubba Ray Dudley pinned WWF Hardcore Champion Raven to win the title following a powerbomb through a table WWF IC Champion Rob Van Dam pinned Booker T with the five star frog splash Matt Hardy pinned Shawn Stasiak (w/ Mr. Perfect) with a roll up Scott Hall (w/ X-Pac) pinned Bradshaw with the Razor’s Edge as Bradshaw was on the middle turnbuckle pounding X-Pac Steve Austin pinned the Undertaker with the Stunner; the Undertaker originally won the match, even though Austin’s foot was on the bottom rope, but Ric Flair had the match restarted WWE (Smackdown!) @ Medicine Hat, Alberta - Arena - April 19, 2004 John Bradshaw Layfield was the GM for the evening Rico defeated Charlie Haas via count-out when Haas left the ring after being kissed by his opponent Johnny Stamboli defeated Orlando Jordan Billy Kidman & Paul London defeated Jamie Noble & Nunzio WWE Cruiserweight Champion Chavo Guerrero Jr. pinned Spike Dudley WWE Smackdown! Tag Team Champions Rikishi & Scotty 2 Hotty defeated the Dudley Boyz and Doug & Danny Basham Mark Jindrak pinned Billy Gunn witha roll up and using the ropes for leverage Torrie Wilson defeated Dawn Marie; Jackie Gayda was the guest referee for the bout WWE US Champion John Cena & Hardcore Holly defeated Rene Dupree & John Bradshaw Layfield after Cena hit the FU on both opponents; the bout was originally Cena vs. Dupree with Bradshaw as the guest referee but after Holly made the save it was made into a tag team match WWE @ Calgary, Alberta - Saddledome - April 19, 2004 Raw - included Shawn Michaels interrupting an in-ring promo by Chris Benoit, in which Benoit put over his accomplishments since WrestleMania and paid tribute to the late Stu Hart, and challenged Benoit to a title shot; moments later, Eric Bischoff made the match and ordered it to take place in 2 weeks time in Phoenix, AZ; featured the return of William Regal after nearly 18 months as he was ordered to take care of Eric Bischoff's nephew Eugene (Eugene's debut); included an in-ring promo by Randy Orton on defeating Mick Foley the night before which was interrupted by Edge; moments later, all four members of Evolution attacked Edge and Chris Benoit, who attempted to make the save, with Bischoff then ordering Benoit & Edge to compete in the night's main event: Christian (w/ Trish Stratus) pinned Chris Jericho at 15:14 after a man, later revealed to be Tyson Tomko, interfered and kicked Jericho in the face as the Walls of Jericho were applied (Tomko's debut) WWE Women's Champion Victoria defeated Molly Holly via disqualification at 2:18 when the challenger refused to break a choke hold; after the bout, Molly had to be pulled off her opponent by referees Garrison Cade pinned Tajiri with an elbow off the top at 4:18 after Tajiri missed a moonsault; Jonathan Coachman did guest commentary for the bout World Heavyweight Champion Chris Benoit & Edge defeated WWE Raw Tag Team Champions Ric Flair & Batista at 17:22 to win the titles when Edge pinned Batista with the spear moments after Shawn Michaels came ringside and hit the superkick on an interfering Triple H on the floor

Maybe from the "house lights", which were far less bright than the typical TV lighting.

He defended the crown against Duggan up until the Jan 90 Saturday Night's Main Event.

I'm guessing outside interference. They had a cage match at the Mid-South Coliseum around 84 that ended on a DQ for that reason.