Bored 0 Report post Posted July 27, 2003 August 2, 1993 The Steiner Brothers def. Dwayne Gill & Barry Horowitz Adam Bomb def. Tony Roy Randy Savage def. Doink Mr. Perfect def. Barry Hardy August 1, 1994 Shawn Michaels def. Razor Ramon Alundra Blayze NC Bull Nakano; double count out The Smoking Gunns def. George Anderson & Tom Bennett July 31, 1995 King Mabel def. Nick Barberry Bam Bam Bigelow def. Bob Cook Skip def. Major Yates Owen Hart & Yokozuna NC Razor Ramon & Savio Vega; Tag Title Match July 29, 1996 Psycho Sid def. Justin Bradshaw by DQ Vader def. Marc Mero The British Bulldog def. Henry Godwinn Steve Austin def. The Undertaker by count out July 28, 1997 The Legion of Doom def. Savio Vega & Miguel Perez Jr. by DQ The Truth Commission def. Bob Holly, Jesse James, & Flash Funk Crush NC Faarooq The Godwinns def. Steve Austin & Dude Love by count out; Tag Title Match Devon Storm def. Ace Darling Goldust def. Rockabilly by DQ The Patriot def. Bret Hart July 27, 1998 Vader def. D-Lo Brown by count out Bart Gunn def. Steve Williams in a Brawl for All Match Owen Hart def. Dan Severn by DQ Disciples of Apocalypse NC Faarooq & Scorpio The Rock is counted out in a Triple Threat Match with Hunter Hearst Helmsley and X-Pac; IC Title Match Brakus def. Jesus Val Venis def. Brian Christopher The Godfather & Mark Henry def. L.O.D. 2000 The Undertaker & Steve Austin def. The New Age Outlaws; Tag Title Match August 2, 1999 Edge def. Gangrel in a Bloodbath Match The Undertaker & The Big Show def. Kane & Road Dogg D-Lo Brown def. Jeff Jarrett to win the Intercontinental Title The Big Bossman def. Viscera; HC Title Match Test def. Rodney Steve Blackman def. Val Venis by DQ July 31, 2000 Road Dogg & X-Pac def. Steve Blackman & Al Snow in a hardcore tag match The Hardy Boyz def. Edge & Christian by DQ; Tag Title Match Kurt Angle & Chris Benoit def. The Dudley Boyz A.P.A. def. Bull Buchanan & The Goodfather Rikishi def. Tazz Eddie Guerrero & Chyna def. Perry Saturn & Val Venis The Rock & Lita def. Triple H & Trish Stratus July 30, 2001 Chris Jericho def. Tazz Rob Van Dam def. Tajiri; HC Title Match Hurricane Helms & Torrie Wilson def. Matt Hardy & Lita Booker T def. Kurt Angle to win the WCW World Heavyweight Title Lance Storm & Chris Kanyon def. Edge & Christian X-Pac def. Billy Kidman to win the WCW Cruiserweight Title; Title for Title Match The Undertaker & Kane def. The Dudley Boyz in a Tables Match July 29, 2002 Booker T def. Eddie Guerrero Bubba Ray Dudley & Trish Stratus def. The Big Show & Molly Holly Hardcore Crap Segment: Tommy Dreamer wins the HC Title after pinning Johnny Stamboli, who pinned Jeff Hardy, who pinned Bradshaw in the original match Chris Benoit def. Rob Van Dam to win the Intercontinental Title The Undertaker def. Christopher Nowinski The Rock def. Ric Flair Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ChrisMWaters 0 Report post Posted July 27, 2003 August 2, 1993 The Steiner Brothers def. Dwayne Gill & Barry Horowitz Duane Gill and Barry Horowitz were a team? JOBBER INCORPORATED! All they needed was the Brooklyn Brawler and it'd be complete. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bored 0 Report post Posted July 27, 2003 August 2, 1993 The Steiner Brothers def. Dwayne Gill & Barry Horowitz Duane Gill and Barry Horowitz were a team? JOBBER INCORPORATED! All they needed was the Brooklyn Brawler and it'd be complete. CRZ recap (slashwrestling.com) of the match...of course this was '93 and a jobber match so not a real detailed recap: The Steiners v. Dwayne Gill and the Greatest Wrestler Alive, Barry Horowitz - As usual, Gill does a good job of selling the Frankensteiner. I wonder how many matches he's been in with them. (Hint: Gill is one of the masked jobber Executioners, too.) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rising up out of the back seat-nuh 0 Report post Posted July 27, 2003 Any chance we could get a brief history of the last few Vengances? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lil' Bitch 0 Report post Posted July 27, 2003 WWF: Vengeance San Diego, CA December 9, 2001 In a match before the PPV on HEAT: The APA def. Chuck Palumbo & Billy Gunn when Bradshaw pinned Billy In PPV matches: Scotty Too Hotty & Albert def. Test & Christian when Albert pinned Christian WWF I-C champion Edge def. William Regal Jeff Hardy def. Matt Hardy. Lita was the special referee WWF Tag Team champion The Dudley Boyz def. The Big Show & Kane when Bubba Ray pinned Show after a double flapjack into an exposed top turnbuckle The Undertaker def. Rob Van Dam to win the WWF Hardcore title WWF Women's champion Trish Stratus def. Jacqueline WWF World Champion Steve Austin def. Kurt Angle Chris Jericho def. The Rock to win the WCW World Title after a distraction from Vince McMahon Chris Jericho def. Steve Austin to become the first Undisputed Champion with help from Booker T WWE: Vengeance Detroit, MI July 21, 2002 In a match before the PPV on HEAT: Goldust def. Steven Richards In PPV matches: Bubba Ray & Spike Dudley def. Chris Benoit & Eddy Guerrero in a Tag Team Tables match WWE Cruiserweight champion Jamie Noble def. Billy Kidman WWE European champion Jeff Hardy def. William Regal John Cena def. Chris Jericho WWE I-C champion Rob Van Dam def. Brock Lesnar by DQ Booker T def. The Big Show in a "no count-out, no-DQ" match Lance Storm & Christian def. Hulk Hogan & Edge to win the WWE Tag Team titles when Storm pinned Edge after Chris Jericho hit Edge with a title belt. The Rock def. champion The Undertaker & Kurt Angle in a Triple Threat match to win the WWE Undisputed Championship when he pinned Angle. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest FeArHaVoC Report post Posted July 27, 2003 July 29, 1996 Psycho Sid def. Justin Bradshaw by DQ Vader def. Marc Mero The British Bulldog def. Henry Godwinn Steve Austin def. The Undertaker by count out July 28, 1997 The Legion of Doom def. Savio Vega & Miguel Perez Jr. by DQ The Truth Commission def. Bob Holly, Jesse James, & Flash Funk Crush NC Faarooq The Godwinns def. Steve Austin & Dude Love by count out; Tag Title Match Devon Storm def. Ace Darling Goldust def. Rockabilly by DQ The Patriot def. Bret Hart Jesus, look at the jump in matches there. Thank God for Nitro getting Vince to go 2 hours and put on more matches. Do we ever get 7 matches a show now? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest undisputedjericho Report post Posted July 27, 2003 Brakus def. Jesus Look, Vince already did bring in Jesus, and nobody cared then. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest JSL Report post Posted July 28, 2003 Brakus def. Jesus Look, Vince already did bring in Jesus, and nobody cared then. I think that was Jesus Castillo (of Los Boricuas). I understand you were making a joke, but I am just clarifying. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bored 0 Report post Posted July 28, 2003 Brakus def. Jesus Look, Vince already did bring in Jesus, and nobody cared then. And they job him in 51 seconds! Here is the CRZ recap of the match: BRAKUS v. JESUS (no entrance) - surely an auspicious debut to take on the son of God! Brakus is rated TV-PG-V and comes out to Mark Henry's good-guy music (I guess I'm not supposed to remember that, ha!). Clip of Savio taking apart Brakus in the Bral for All match is supposed to make Brakus look good - it doesn't. Lockup, powerout. Brakus whips Jesus and hits a powerslam. Elbow drop. Brakus sure does a lot of shouting for a German guy. Another elbow drop. Stomp on the back. Spinebuster. 1, 2, 3. Whoops, that's it. (:51) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Boo_Bradley Report post Posted July 28, 2003 We need a Doink vs Savage recap (Macho Midget???????) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest The Old Me Report post Posted July 28, 2003 We need a Doink vs Savage recap (Macho Midget???????) OOOHHHH yeah!!! DIG IT! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Retro Rob Report post Posted July 28, 2003 Devon Storm def. Ace Darling I guess there were a lot of injuries/no shows since they delivered this jobber vs. jobber match. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Boo_Bradley Report post Posted July 28, 2003 That match was from the early days of the Light Hwy Division... A dream match such as Tommy Rogers vs Bobby Fulton (Both in their 40's I think) was another ***** match during this period... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest caboose Report post Posted July 28, 2003 August 2, 1999 D-Lo Brown def. Jeff Jarrett to win the Intercontinental Title What a moment! I miss D-Lo. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bored 0 Report post Posted July 28, 2003 We need a Doink vs Savage recap (Macho Midget???????) CRZ recap: Doink (The Clown) v. Ad Break - As Doink enters on his unicycle, we take an ad break. Amazing, the Macho Patriot enters to his usual theme and NOT his "WrestleMania: The Album" cut. Savage chums it up with the crowd, and Vince tells us that Savage is dedicating this match to Crush, by some convoluted logic. Savage goes under the ring and comes back, apparently finding no clowns. The matchup FINALLY begins as Savage once again works the crowd. Lockup, Doink misses a punch. "Macho" chant has started up. Vince wonders what the "little surprise" is, which finally ruins it for me: I now just KNOW that there's going to be a midget involved. Doink with some illegal moves. Savage gets angry, and goes outside to steal the Fink's chair. While referee "Blind" Dave Hebner wrests the chair from the Macho Man, Doink blindsides him and gains the advantage. Doink pounds away and puts Savage in a Boston Crab. Using the ropes for leverage, Hebner catches him the second time. Doink puts the knee on the ropes and jumps on it, so we can get that infamous Savage limp . Savage manages to get in one shot before he's pounded some more. Savage gains the momentum back by reversing Doink's attempts. Doink ends up on the outside, and Savage follows. As the Clown slams the Macho head into the STEEL post, we take an ad break. When we come back, Savage is powering out of YASH (yet another submission hold). Vince calls Savage a "future Hall of Famer" (meaning one day he'll die). Doink takes Savage post to post. Belly to belly suplex for 2. Another 2 for the Clown. YASH, abdominal stretch. Savage throws Doink over his shoulder. Doink comes back with YASH. Doink reverses a Savage charge into a powerslam. Finally, Doink goes up to the top to deliver his Cannonball, but cleverly Savage rolls out before the Clown lands on him. Eye rake, and Savage rolls out of the ring. Savage goes UNDER the ring. Finally....oh no, it IS a midget. Tiger Jackson, wearing a face mask and dressed like the Macho Man, comes out. Doink thinks this is hilarious, and I would have to if Vince hadn't COMPLETELY GIVEN IT AWAY to me. Anyway, Doink exits the ring to chase the Macho Midget and gets tripped up when he forgets about Savage. Everybody goes back into the ring and thanks to the Midget's distraction, Savage puts Doink in a small package for the 3 count. Vince: "Doink has been out-Doinked!" I wonder who wrote this one. Get a good play-by-play man and it'd be a hit. I still can't forgive Vince for giving away the ending. I know that most WWF fans are too stupid to see it coming, but GEEZ... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bored 0 Report post Posted July 28, 2003 Devon Storm def. Ace Darling I guess there were a lot of injuries/no shows since they delivered this jobber vs. jobber match. Recap by G.P. Ryan on the RSPW message boards: Ace Darling vs. Devon Storm (light heavyweight division) Maybe it's just me, but I think it would be interesting if someone worked up a list of who has appeared on both Nitro and RAW in the same year. Storm takes right over and hits some kicks in the corner, whips him into the corner and hits a monkey flip, but Darling lands on his feet. Storm misses a clothesline and Darling hits a second-rope back bodypress, then a double-leg rollup. (At any rate, it's the inverse of the double-leg cradle as I see it, that move from Mero/Austin at KOTR). Storm goes for a powerbomb but Darling counters with a rana, only for Storm to roll through. WINNER: Ace Darling, at 0:43 1/2* -- 3/4* Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bored 0 Report post Posted July 28, 2003 August 2, 1999 D-Lo Brown def. Jeff Jarrett to win the Intercontinental Title What a moment! I miss D-Lo. CRZ recap: JEDOUBLEF JADOUBLEREDOUBLET (with De-Bra) v. D'LO BROWN in a Title for Title match - Let Us Take You Back to Last Week where Ben Stiller had great fun - well, until the figure four. Strangely enough, Brown is NOT announced as hailing from any particular European city. Lockup, go behind from Jarrett, punches traded, clothseline from Jarret, shoulderblock from Brown. Semi-clean break - Jarret with a kick, Jarrett takes control. Off the ropes, duck, Rydeen bomb by Brown for 2. Fireman's carry takeover for 2 for Brown. Running powerslam by Brown for 2. Jarrett decides that's enough 2 counts for now and rolls outside - referee "Blind" Tim White puts on the count but Jarrett drags Brown out instead. It's D'Lo, however, dropping Jarrett on the STEEL steps. Brown on the second turnbuckle - but he meets a dropkick. Kneedrop from Jarrett, lariat, lariat, choke on the second rope - Chef Boyardee brings you the doublefeature of the dropkick. Time now for the Bossman slide-under-uppercut. Back in - head to the buckle. Right hand, Brown fires back with three rights. Hard whip into the corner, but Brown puts up the boot. Jarrett comes back with an ambar takedown. Shut up, Lawler. Back to the armbar for Jarrett. Off the ropes, sleeper. Brown to one knee. Arm falls once, arm falls twice, arm nae falls thrice. Elbow, elbow, out of it, off the ropes, knee to the gut and Brown flips. Stomp on the lower abs. Off the ropes, reversed, head down, swinging neckbreaker from Brown for 2. Headlock - but Brown elbows out - off the ropes - up and over - double leg takedown - catapult into the turnbuckle. Jarrett tries to come back with the punch, but Brown slips it and connects with one of his own. Slam. Standing legdrop. 1, 2, no. Brown has Jarrett in the corner - time for the ten punch count along. Whip is reversed, but Brown ducks and White takes the brunt of the blow. With the ref out, Brown hits the Sky-Hi on Jarrett. Now Debra's in the ring with both title belts. But she drops them to the mat and unbuttons her top instead. Brown does a brief Mark Henry-like tongue manouevre, but instead grabs a belt and waffles Jarrett with it. Cover - White's up - 1, 2, 3! Ladies and gentlemen, we have a NEW Intercontinental Champion. (6:13) Jarrett's finally rousted, and he's angry. After some words for Debra, he grabs her hand and drags her off. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ChrisMWaters 0 Report post Posted July 28, 2003 That last match made me think... Rock, HHH, Goldust and Jarrett are the only 4 men to hold both the classic version of the Intercontinental Title and the Attitude Version of it, aren't they? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Boo_Bradley Report post Posted July 29, 2003 Devon Storm def. Ace Darling Storm goes for a powerbomb but Darling counters with a rana,only for Storm to roll through. WINNER: Ace Darling, at 0:43 1/2* -- 3/4* He gave a 43 sec match a grade above DUD? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Adam 0 Report post Posted July 29, 2003 That last match made me think... Rock, HHH, Goldust and Jarrett are the only 4 men to hold both the classic version of the Intercontinental Title and the Attitude Version of it, aren't they? Yep, thats right. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
