No Way Out Webcast Matches

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In Your House, 2/18/96: Razor Ramon vs. 1-2-3 Kid

 

Razor Ramon and the 1-2-3 Kid, who would later be known to WWE fans as Scott Hall and X-Pac respectively, faced off against each other in the first-ever Crybaby Match. The loser of the match had to be powdered and diapered. Was it Razor Ramon or the 1-2-3 Kid that was crying in the end?

 

 

In Your House, 2/16/97: The Rock vs. Triple H

 

The Rock and Triple H had several classic battles over the WWE Championship, but fans sometimes forget that they also fought over the Intercontinental Championship earlier in their careers. The Rock defeated Triple H for the title on an edition of Raw, and this was the much-anticipated rematch. Could Triple H regain the Intercontinental Championship?

 

 

 

No Way Out, 2/23/03: The Rock vs. Hogan

 

Two of the biggest Superstars in WWE history, The Rock and Hollywood Hogan, met in a match for the ages at WrestleMania X8. It was such a classic match that WWE fans demanded a rematch almost a year later at No Way Out. The fans got what they wanted and they surely weren't disappointed. Could The Rock do the unthinkable and pin a legend like Hollywood Hogan twice?

 

 

 

No Way Out, 2/15/04: Brock Lesnar vs. Eddie Guerrero

 

Eddie Guerrero and Brock Lesnar met in a true clash of styles. Lesnar boasted immense power, while Guerrero was the technical genius with an aerial assault mixed in. Which style would prevail? Goldberg certainly had something to say about it.

2/20/05 at 8PM ET

 

 

 

WCW Chi-Town Rumble, 2/20/89: Ricky Steamboat vs. Ric Flair

 

Ric Flair and Ricky Steamboat are two of the greatest Superstars in sports-entertainment history. They are widely considered to have had some of the greatest matches of all time together. Their rivalry in 1989 is one for the ages, and it all kicked off at the Chi-Town Rumble. Relive history and see how this rivalry began.

 

 

WCW WrestleWar, 2/24/91: Freebirds vs. Doom

 

Doom and the Fabulous Freebirds are two of the most successful teams in WCW history. The two teams met in a classic match for the WCW Tag Team Championship at WrestleWar. Would the power of Doom overcome the experience of the Freebirds?

 

 

*Marks out for 1-2-3 Kid match*

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No. Ron Simmons/Butch Reed were a WCW Tag Team in the late 80s/Early 90s, called Doom.

[MillenniumMan831 0]

It's a shame they didn't put in Owen/Bulldog vs. Furnas/LaFon from IYH: Final 4.

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Or the 4 way main event, for that matter.

[Slickster 0]

MillenniumMan831, I crack up every time I see your avatar and what's written under it.

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I always liked Doom as a tag team.

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Doom was managed by "Peanut Head" Teddy Long but I can't remember if he had the skullet or worn bandanas at that time period.

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MillenniumMan831, I crack up every time I see your avatar and what's written under it.

As soon as I saw that pic, no other quote would do it or Monsoon justice.

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Slickster, your sig is also quite funny.

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I have sigs disabled but one look at Slickter's almost startled me.

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Doom had the 12/16/90 Starrcade match against Windham/Arn that was excellent. Simmons and Reed also had a bunch of other singles matches that were very good as well.

 

Tim

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Ummm.....ewwwwww?? That just doesn't seem like it has any chance of being good. I mean the Freebirds were decent when not feuding with the Von Erichs (then they were awesome) but I can't see that being a good match

It's a horrible match, unusually horrible for Doom since they were a good team actually. It's strange that they picked this match considering that Wrestle War '91 was a great show and this was one of the few bad matches to be found that night.

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In Your House, 2/16/97: The Rock vs. Triple H

 

The Rock and Triple H had several classic battles over the WWE Championship, but fans sometimes forget that they also fought over the Intercontinental Championship earlier in their careers. The Rock defeated Triple H for the title on an edition of Raw, and this was the much-anticipated rematch. Could Triple H regain the Intercontinental Championship?

 

Much-anticipated rematch? It was three days later.

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I like how they tease that match, making fun of the fans for having short attention spans and trying to put the result in doubt of a match that happened 8 years ago.

 

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I like how they tease that match, making fun of the fans for having short attention spans and trying to put the result in doubt of a match that happened 8 years ago.

 

OMGMYMONEYISONROCK~!

Well they do this with jukebox matches too, and I like it. Why? Becasue while I've seen most of the matches and know the finish/winner, some of them and I don't, and it doesn't spoil it for me.

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Doom was managed by "Peanut Head" Teddy Long but I can't remember if he had the skullet or worn bandanas at that time period.

Or a durag. I had an old set of WCW trading cards once and one of the three Teddy Long cards of the series was the one card I needed to complete the set. On the two cards I did have, it appeared he was wearing a durag leading my friend and I to proclaim Teddy Long as inventor of the durag.

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Ummm.....ewwwwww??  That just doesn't seem like it has any chance of being good.  I mean the Freebirds were decent when not feuding with the Von Erichs (then they were awesome) but I can't see that being a good match

It's a horrible match, unusually horrible for Doom since they were a good team actually. It's strange that they picked this match considering that Wrestle War '91 was a great show and this was one of the few bad matches to be found that night.

Yep, this match was rather dull compared to what they put out regularly. This was a few days after The Steiners won the tag titles if I remember correctly.

 

Good card though, with an excellent War Games and a really good Luger vs Spivey match.

 

Cheers.