First live show you've been to.

[Guest O.J. Hart]

Mine was when i was 6 and went to a chairity with my dad and my friend that's Shane Douglas' cousin. It was a pretty gay show, but it was neat because it was in a high school gym and we were 1 row off the floor.

 

Results-

Sparky Plugg defeated Bastion Booger

Jeff Jarret defeated Jim Powers(subbing for the 1-2-3 Kid)

The Steiner Brothers defeated WWF Tag Tag Champions the Quebecers by DQ.

Diesel defeated Bob Backlund

WWF Intercotienental Champion Razor Ramon defeated Shawn Michales.

 

I've also been o many many house shows, a Raw in 1997(where Patriot pinned Bret), KOTR 98, i was right at ringside for the UT/Mankind Match, and I went to Summer Slam 95; all of these were at the Mellon Arena.

[Guest dreamer420]

i went to a small show back in the early 90's in victoria bc that the wwf put on. being a huge young mark i loved ever second of it, especially staying in the same hotel as the wrestlers, and getting to meet bret hart, brutus beefcake, koko b. ware, the brainbusters, jimmy hart, and demolition.

[Guest Your Olympic Hero]

i went to an NWA/WCW house show in the early part of 1990. El Gigante "no showed", so the main was Flair vs. Pillman. I was pissed then, but as I look back, it wasn't a bad deal.

[Guest dreamer420]

ahh, the transition from mark to smart mark. you should be down on your hands and knees every night thanking god you didn't have see el gigante in the flesh.

[Guest Grenouille]

Superstars taping back in '89. It featured Savage's coronation and ME of Savage VS Hogan.

[Guest RetroRob215]

In 1996 I went to two house shows. One was gimmicked so that all of the matches were tag matches. The main was Shawn/Lothario-Vader/Cornette. The other show I went to was headlined by Sid-Undertaker.

 

In 1997 I went to another house show. I only remember HBK-SCSA, which wasn't the main.

 

SmackDown! in 2000, Raw in 2001 and a house show in May.

[Guest Austin3164life]

My first house show event was in February of 1990, here in Rochester, NY. I believe the ME was Hogan vs. Earthquake. Rochester popped nuts for Hogan, but when Warrior came out towards the end the place went APEshit.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

June 1989, WWF at Maple Leaf Gardens.

 

I can't remember all the results, but I remember much of the card.

 

WWF Championship: Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Savage

 

Bret Hart vs. Mr. Perfect

 

Bushwhackers vs. Brainbusters

 

Tito Santana vs. Rick Martel

 

Jake Roberts vs. Ted Dibiase

 

WWF Tag Team Championship: Demolition vs. Fabulous Rougeau Brothers

 

Hercules vs. Dino Bravo

 

Paul Roma vs. Boris Zhukov

 

 

Does anyone know the link to that site that has all the House Show results? I remember getting a link from this board back in April.

[Guest bob_barron]

Kahran- go to wrestleview.com and then click archived results

 

My first show was a USWA show in 1993. Vince and Bret were heels, Lex beat Yoko and King piledrived a ref eleven times.

 

I met Jacquelin and the Moondogs

[Guest Flyboy]

Oh damn..

 

I was SO small... but I believe it was a Tuesday in Texas or something... and the main event was Hogan/somebody Vs. some other team... all I remember is Hogan's partner turning on him or something.

 

I was like 4 or 5, so I hardly remember.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

Judging by your age, you are probably referring to the show in 1992 when Sid turned on Hogan during a match with Sid/Hogan vs. Taker/Flair.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

Thanks. Here are the results...

 

Rick Martel defeated Tito Santana

Dino Bravo defeated Hercules

The Bushwhackers defeated Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard

Greg Valentine defeated Ronnie Garvin

Mr. Perfect fought Bret Hart to a 20-minute time-limit draw

Paul Roma pinned Boris Zhukov

WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan defeated Randy Savage

WWF Tag Team Champions Demolition defeated the Fabulous Rougeau Brothers

Jake Roberts defeated Ted Dibiase via disqualification

[Guest Flyboy]

Judging by your age, you are probably referring to the show in 1992 when Sid turned on Hogan during a match with Sid/Hogan vs. Taker/Flair.

Yes! Yes! That was it..

 

Thanks.

[Guest HBK16]

My first wrestling shos was in 1987 in Argentina. I don't remember any of the wrestlers that were there or the name of the federation. But the first show I attended in the States was a WWF House show in 1998. The main event was Undertaker vs. Kane in a cage match. Sable even took off her top.

[Guest chirs3]

I'm a latecomer, had my first live show October 1st, 2001. Raw is War in Baton Rouge.

 

Results?

 

Eh heh...

 

-- Rock d. Dudleyz in a handicapped table match for the WCW Title.

 

-- Angle d. Shane McMahon in a street fight for the WWF Title.

 

-- Hurricane d. Spike Dudley in... 40 seconds, then debuts Mighty Molly backstage.

 

-- Six man tag, something like RVD/Booker/Test vs Taker/Kane/someone. Taker nearly fell over the ropes on a botched Last Ride attempt.

 

-- Regal d. Storm

 

This was the Raw where Heyman kept reading faxes from Austin.

 

A pretty bad show.

[Guest bob_barron]

Bret-Perfect 20 minutes??????

 

Makes up for Roma v. Zhukov

[Guest bob_barron]

My first WWF show was a Smackdown taping at MSG.

 

Heat had-

Hardcore over Test-DQ

Dean Malenko (one of his last matches) over TAKA

Rhyno over Raven

Credible over K-Kwick

 

Linda announced Fully Loaded would be changed to InVasion and WCW wrestlers would wrestle on TV. (We know how that turned out)

Austin and Angle did a bunch of funny ass stuff that led to the debut of Torrie Wilson.

Taker and Sara did an interview.

 

The match results-

E-n-C over Billy/XPac

Albert over Kane- IC Title

 

Now the awesome stuff-

During the Dudz v. Hardyz tables match- Chuck and Sean ran out and interfered. They were about to leave when some WWF wrestlers attacked them from behind. It ended up being a FOURTEEN on two beatdown and MSG was just going absolutely apeshit- it rocked the house.

 

Molly-n-Spike beat Jackie-n-Crash

Big Show beat Saturn

Jericho/Scotty Too Hotty beat Regal/Tajiri

 

Stone Cold killed Tazz but was attacked by Booker T.

[Guest meanmaisch]

A house show in June 1991, headlined by the Hogan/Slaughter boot camp match. Other matches included Jake Roberts vs. Earthquake, Hacksaw Duggan vs. Colonel Mustafa and Orient Express vs. The Bushwhackers. Truly a show that the workrate gods would look down upon with disgust.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

Bret-Perfect 20 minutes??????

 

Makes up for Roma v. Zhukov

 

Bret had the match won, but of course the time limit ran out on the count of two and Perfect was able to keep his perfect winning streak intact.

 

I remember everything but that Valentine/Garvin match.

 

Roma/Volkoff could have been entertaining, but Zhukov was useless. I don't know why they just didn't do Young Stallions/Bolsheviks. Come to think of it, I have never seen the Young Stallions in person, but virtually every show I went to 1989 or 1990, had Paul Roma in a singles match. He lost to a jobber at one of them. Pretty funny.

[Guest dreamer420]

i also attended a raw is war in may of 1999 in vancouver bc.

 

kid rock performed live on the show, which was awesome because he is one of my favourites. the late joe c also helped too cool win the tag team titles from edge and christian.

 

i also have a long story i could tell of shane mcmahon having to borrow my wwf attitude t shirt before the show started for his match with rikishi because of the canadian customs.

[Guest Frankie Williams]

March 1983 at Madison Square Garden. No thats not a typo. The main event was a Texas Death Match between Bob Backlund and the man who I wished was my father, The Magnificent Muraco. It was the greatest day of my whole 9 years on the planet.

[Guest The Hollywood Fashion Plate]

My first was a 1998 indie house show main evented by Edge squashing King Kahula. I got to meet Edge though, and he's still the most famous wrestler that I've ever met [unless you count TOM BRANDI~!]

[Guest Hitman Jebus]

October 1994 at the Montreal Forum (Hart Attack Tour)

 

Results:

 

- Adam Bomb beats Kwang

- Bushwackers beat Well Dunn

- Jeff Jarrett beats IC CHAMP Razor Ramon by countout (match is restarted and Ramon wins in about 10 seconds with the Razor's edge)

- IRS beats Bob Holly with his feet on the ropes on a ring corner

- Diesel (heel) destroys Headshrinker Seone (to a HUGE POP and "Diesel" chants) <--This is why one month later Nash was World Champion

- WWF CHAMP Bret Hart beats Jim Neidhart

- Undertaker beats Yokozuna in a Casket Match

- Main Event: Jacques Rougeau beats Pierre Carl Ouellette in his "retirement" match

[Guest Big McLargeHuge]

June/July 93. WWF house show. Cow Palace, San Francisco CA.

 

All I remember was Bret and Yoko main eventing in a cage match for the title. That rat fuck Fuji interfered by jabbing the Japanese flag into Bret while he was climbing the cage allowing Yoko to crawl out the door.

The fans were not appreciative.

[Guest dreamer420]

- Main Event: Jacques Rougeau beats Pierre Carl Ouellette in his "retirement" match

what was the pop for rougeau like on that card?

[Guest Hitman Jebus]

good pop...not really crazy rowdy screaming but rather a respectful standing ovation

 

On par with Razor, Diesel and Bret that night

 

BIGGEST POP: Undertaker (lights go out...people go nuts)

[Guest swan]

AWA TV taping somewhere in Minnesota (I was staying with my aunt and uncle) in 1983 had like 6 or 7 row seats but don't remember who was there since I was only 5 or 6 at the time.

[Guest kingkamala]

August of 1994 I went to a WWF Superstars taping, bunch of squashes but I do remember several dark matches:

Razor Ramon defeats Diesel

Bob Backlund(Less then a month before his heel turn) defeats The Brooklyn Brawler

Duke Droese defeats Bastion Booger

Bret Hart defeats via reverse decision Owen Hart in a lumberjack match and the show was headlined by:

Lex Luger defeating Crush.

[Guest Mr. Slim Citrus]

My first live event was in 1994, after my freshman year of college. I took my pops to see Summerslam '94.

[Guest razazteca]

1st wrestling show I went to was CWF or CWA whatever fed that worked in Florida in the late 80's. All that I remember is Shane Douglas and Sid Vicious with a hockey mask as Lord Humorous.