Bored Posted April 27, 2003 Report Posted April 27, 2003 April 29, 1996 Sting & Lex Luger def. Harlem Heat; Tag Title Match The Steiner Brothers def. Fire & Ice Steven Regal def. The Belfast Bruiser in a parking-lot brawl The Giant def. Ric Flair to win the WCW World Heavyweight Title April 28, 1997 Dean Malenko def. Prince Iaukea; U.S. Title Match Syxx def. Juventud Guerrera; CW Title Match Chris Benoit def. Steven Regal by DQ Lex Luger & The Giant def. The Amazing French Canadians Steve McMichael def. The Barbarian April 27, 1998 Chris Jericho def. Chavo Guerrero, Jr. Goldberg def. Scott Norton; U.S. Title Match May 3, 1999 Rey Mysterio, Jr. & Kidman def. The Armstrongs Buff Bagwell def. The Cat Hak NC Bam Bam Bigelow in a hardcore match Konnan def. Horace by DQ Meng def. David Flair Curt Hennig def. Booker T by DQ; TV Title Match Diamond Dallas Page def. Ric Flair; WCW Title Match May 1, 2000 Norman Smiley & A Mystery Partner in a mascot outfit def. Crowbar in a handicap match The Wall def. Horace in a tables match Hugh Morrus def. Jeff Jarret and Scott Steiner (pinned) in a 3-way match Tank Abbott def. Diamond Dallas Page David Arquette def. Tank Abbott Mike Awesome def. Hulk Hogan
Guest kingkamala Posted April 27, 2003 Report Posted April 27, 2003 Steve McMichael def. The Barbarian And with main events like that, it's a mystery why Nitro was constantly beating RAW in 97.
Bored Posted April 27, 2003 Author Report Posted April 27, 2003 Steve McMichael def. The Barbarian And with main events like that, it's a mystery why Nitro was constantly beating RAW in 97. There was a teased Flair/Piper match for the main event but just ended up being another n.W.o. beatdown.
TheOriginalOrangeGoblin Posted April 27, 2003 Report Posted April 27, 2003 April 29, 1996 Sting & Lex Luger def. Harlem Heat; Tag Title Match The Steiner Brothers def. Fire & Ice Steven Regal def. The Belfast Bruiser in a parking-lot brawl The Giant def. Ric Flair to win the WCW World Heavyweight Title Pretty historically significant Nitro right there. It features a SICK brawl between Regal & Finlay.
Guest C-Bacon Posted April 27, 2003 Report Posted April 27, 2003 Hugh Morrus def. Jeff Jarret and Scott Steiner (pinned) in a 3-way match Tank Abbott def. Diamond Dallas Page David Arquette def. Tank Abbott Can someone explain these?
Bored Posted April 27, 2003 Author Report Posted April 27, 2003 Hugh Morrus def. Jeff Jarret and Scott Steiner (pinned) in a 3-way match Tank Abbott def. Diamond Dallas Page David Arquette def. Tank Abbott Can someone explain these? Well its Vince Russo booking so your gonna get a headache trying to figure it out. For the 3-way match I'm not really sure what the issue was but the finish was Jarrett hitting Steiner over the head with his guitar and Morrus ended up getting the pin. Again not remembering the issue I don't remember why Jarrett let Morrus get the pin. Now with the Arquette thing, he of course had had his "historic" title win the previous week on Thunder and he decides to relinquish the belt to set up the Triple Cage Match between DDP and Jarrett that weekend at Salmboree. Russo and Bischoff come out and say that the cage match will be a 3-way dance and says Arquette will be in the match. Then Bischoff decides that Arquette needs a tune up match. He books a match between DDP and Tank and if Tank wins he gets a match against Arquette later that night to basically beat the shit out of him. In the DDP/Tank match Jarrett runs in and hits DDP over the head with a bottle and this KO's DDP and Tank is declared the winner. Then this sets up the Tank/Arquette match where predictably DDP runs in and hits the Diamond Cutter on Tank and puts Arquette on top of him to win the match.
Guest Blue Bacchus Posted May 14, 2003 Report Posted May 14, 2003 April 27, 1998 Chris Jericho def. Chavo Guerrero, Jr. Goldberg def. Scott Norton; U.S. Title Match Only two matches?!? I know I probably saw this episode but I can't believe there was only TWO matches!
Bored Posted May 14, 2003 Author Report Posted May 14, 2003 April 27, 1998 Chris Jericho def. Chavo Guerrero, Jr. Goldberg def. Scott Norton; U.S. Title Match Only two matches?!? I know I probably saw this episode but I can't believe there was only TWO matches! This was during the NBA playoffs so the show was only one hour long but even then two matches, which had a total of 4 minutes 39 seconds of wrestling time, is pretty bad.
Guest Blue Bacchus Posted May 17, 2003 Report Posted May 17, 2003 Man... why even bother broadcasting that?
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