Your FIRST Live Show

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Can't believe I actually found this. I still have pictures from this show!

 

WWF @ Augusta, GA - Civic Center - May 18, 1990 (3,300)

Al Perez pinned Paul Roma

Tugboat pinned Black Bart with a splash

Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty defeated the Orient Express via count-out

Brutus Beefcake defeated the Genius via submission with the sleeper

Jake Roberts pinned Bad News Brown with the DDT

Paul Diamond pinned Jerry Price with a gordbuster

WWF World Champion the Ultimate Warrior pinned WWF IC Champion Mr. Perfect

 

I remember the Rockers vs Orient Express match fairly well. The Rockers lost when Shawn took a handful of salt to the eyes from Mr. Fuji. While I don't remember much about the Brutus Beefcake match, I have pictures of him making his entrance, and Genius reading a poem in the ring. The Ultimate Warrior vs Mr Perfect match was a lot of fun.

 

Where did you find that listing?

 

The History of WWE

 

Hot damn... found the listing for my first show:

 

WWF @ Birmingham, AL - Civic Center - June 1, 1990

Paul Roma pinned Buddy Rose

Jake Roberts pinned Bad News Brown with the DDT

Akeem defeated Hercules

WWF Tag Team Champions Demolition Smash & BA fought Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart to a double disqualification

Rick Martel pinned Ronnie Garvin

Hillbilly Jim pinned Black Bart

Earthquake defeated Jim Duggan

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OK, found my exact listings for my first two live shows:

 

WWF @ Philadelphia, PA - Spectrum - November 6, 1994

Bam Bam Bigelow defeated Adam Bomb

Duke Drose defeated Nikolai Volkoff

The Smoking Gunns defeated the Heavenly Bodies

WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Jim Neidhart

IRS defeated Bob Holly

WWF Tag Team Champion Diesel defeated Fatu

Lex Luger fought Tatanka to a double disqualification

The Undertaker defeated Yokozuna in a casket match

 

WWE @ Atlantic City, NJ - July 9, 2002

Rob Conway pinned a jobber with a sit-down powerbomb off the top

Rey Mysterio Jr. pinned Sho Funaki with a top rope Frankensteiner

Velocity:

Randy Orton pinned Albert with a roll up after Albert hit the corner

Val Venis defeated Test via disqualification after a low blow

Billy Kidman pinned Chavo Guerrero Jr. with a top rope Frankensteiner

Tajiri pinned Shannon Moore by catching Moore coming off the top and hitting a kick to the midsection and head

Smackdown!:

WWE Tag Team Champions Hulk Hogan & Edge defeated Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo (w/ Rico) when Hogan pinned Gunn with the legdrop

WWE Women's Champion Molly Holly pinned Torrie Wilson with a roll up

D-Von Dudley & Batista defeated Randy Orton & Mark Henry when Batista pinned Henry with a spinebuster

Rikishi pinned Test with a Samoan Drop, despite the outside interference from Christian and Lance Storm; after the match, Edge & Hulk Hogan made the save for Rikishi

Billy Kidman & the Hurricane defeated WWE Cruiserweight Champion Jamie Noble (w/ Nidia) & Tajiri at 3:06 when Kidman pinned Noble with a sit-down powerbomb off the top

WWE World Champion the Undertaker & John Cena defeated Kurt Angle & Chris Jericho when Cena pinned Jericho with an Oklahoma side roll after the Undertaker blocked the Lionsault with a punch to the face; after the match, the Rock laid out both the Undertaker and Angle

 

...I have to laugh at seeing Randy Orton's name with Velocity...it's just amusing to me seeing where he is nowadays.

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WWF @ Orlando, FL - Arena - May 10, 1999 (sell out)

Owen Hart pinned Kurt Angle with a spin kick

Raw is War - Monica Seles was in attendance for the event; included an in-ring promo by the Union - Vince McMahon, Mankind, Test, Ken Shamrock, & the Big Show, with three security guards in riot gear - in which Vince called Shane McMahon out until Shane appeared on the stage with the Corporate Ministry; moments later, Commissioner Shawn Michaels interrupted Shane on the Titantron, with Michaels announcing that Vince McMahon would be the second special referee for the Austin / Taker match at Over the Edge, alongside Shane; Michaels then announced matches for later in the night; Farooq would face Bradshaw in a lumberjack match, with the lumberjacks being all the members of the Union, Test vs. Bossman in a nightstick match, Brisco & Patterson vs. the Mean Street Posse in a Loser Leaves the WWF match, Shamrock vs. Chyna, Show vs. Paul Bearer (if any Ministry member interferes, Taker loses his title shot at Over the Edge), Cactus Jack vs. Mideon & Viscera in a handicap hardcore match, WWF Women's Champion Sable vs. Debra in a evening gown match (if Sable fails to show, she's stripped of the title), and Austin, Rock, & Vince vs. Triple H, Taker, & Shane; Michaels then asked that the Union's three security guards to unmask, with one being Pat Patterson, the other being Gerald Brisco, and the third being the special referee for the main event - Shawn Michaels himself; featured a Steve Blackman vignette; included a Beaver Cleavage vignette in which Beaver's mom cleaned up his scraped knee:

Billy Gunn fought WWF Tag Team Champion Kane to a no contest at around the 5-minute mark when the Road Dogg and X-Pac came out to help Kane as he was tied upside down in the ring ripes, with Gunn and Road Dogg fighting into the crowd as X-Pac & Kane were jumped from behind by Mark Henry & D-Lo Brown, with Ivory; Henry & D-Lo were eventually pulled away by officials before being chased backstage by Kane & X-Pac prior to the bout, Gunn was approached by a planted female fan who jumped out of the crowd and hugged Gunn before she was pulled away by security

The Big Show fought Paul Bearer to a no contest at around the 3-minute mark when Show was jumped by all the members of the Ministry after calling them out; moments prior, Show grabbed the microphone and asked if Commissioner Michaels would waive the stipulation that barred the Ministry from ringside after Show had laid Bearer out; prior to the match, Bearer attempted to flee backstage but was stopped by Michaels, who then joined the commentary team; after the bout, the Union made the save for Show wielding 2x4s

Debra defeated WWF Women's Champion Sable (w/ Nicole Bass) to win the title via reverse decision in a bra and panties match; Sable originally won the match at the 50-second mark after Debra became distracted by Val Venis at ringside; moments later, as Val was backing off from Nichole Bass, who seemed to be coming on to him, Jeff Jarrett came out behind Venis and broke a guitar over his head; after the bout, Michael Cole attempted to interview Sable in the ring, with Shawn Michaels - who did guest commentary for the bout - then taking the microphone away, telling Bass to "Step off, mister", and said that the woman who gets her evening gown taken off should be the winner, therefore Debra was the new champion (Sable's last US TV appearance for nearly 4 years)

The Big Bossman pinned Test in a nightstick match at 7:03 after hitting Test in the face with the nightstick as Test attempted a sunset flip; moments prior to the finish, Bossman used a second nightstick when the referee wasn't looking

Cactus Jack defeated Viscera & Mideon in a handicap hardcore match at 4:36 by pinning Viscera following an elbow off the apron to the floor with a chair; after the bout, Cactus threw Viscera into the steel steps

Bradshaw fought Farooq to a no contest in a lumberjack match at around the 2-minute mark when Viscera and Mideon entered the ring and tried to stop the bout, with Farooq and Bradshaw shoving them out of the way until the Big Bossman came out and cooled them down; moments later, Mankind, Test, Ken Shamrock, and the Big Show - who served as lumberjacks for the bout - entered the ring with 2x4s and, after the other Ministry members fled the ring, all four men beat down Viscera with the weapons

Pat Patterson & Gerald Brisco defeated Rodney & Pete Gas at 2:09 when Rodney submitted to Brisco's figure-4 as Gas submitted to Patterson's Boston Crab; Patterson & Brisco used "Real American" as their theme music; due to pre-match stipulations, Rodney & Gas were forced to leave the WWF; had Brisco & Patterson lost, they would have had to leave (The Best of Raw 15th Anniversary)

Jeff Jarrett (w/ WWF Women's Champion Debra) pinned Val Venis at 8:03 by hitting him with Debra's title belt after she slapped Venis in the face

Ken Shamrock fought Chyna (w/ Triple H) to a no contest when Triple H and Shamrock began fighting before the bout began, with Shamrock dropping Triple H to the mat and hitting a belly to belly suplex on Chyna before storming off, upset that he was driven to the point where he would strike a woman

WWF World Champion Steve Austin, the Rock, & Vince McMahon defeated the Undertaker, Triple H (w/ Chyna), & Shane McMahon at 4:38 when Austin pinned Shane with the Stunner; moments earlier, Austin hit the Stunner on Shane and a dazed Vince made the cover, only for Austin to pull him off and hit a second Stunner on Shane before making the cover himself; Shawn Michaels was the guest referee for the bout

Shotgun - 5/22/99:

The Godfather defeated Albert via disqualification

Edge & Gangrel defeated Brian Christopher & Scott Taylor

Droz defeated Meat

Super Astros - 5/23/99:

Apollo Dantes & Papi Chulo defeated Taka Michinoku & Sho Funaki

El Merenguero defeated Jose Estrada Jr.

Super Loco defeated Miguel Perez Jr.

 

All I remember is the Sable contest, Angle/Owen and the Patterson/Briscoe match.

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WWF @ Orlando, FL - Arena - May 10, 1999 (sell out)

Owen Hart pinned Kurt Angle with a spin kick

Raw is War - Monica Seles was in attendance for the event; included an in-ring promo by the Union - Vince McMahon, Mankind, Test, Ken Shamrock, & the Big Show, with three security guards in riot gear - in which Vince called Shane McMahon out until Shane appeared on the stage with the Corporate Ministry; moments later, Commissioner Shawn Michaels interrupted Shane on the Titantron, with Michaels announcing that Vince McMahon would be the second special referee for the Austin / Taker match at Over the Edge, alongside Shane; Michaels then announced matches for later in the night; Farooq would face Bradshaw in a lumberjack match, with the lumberjacks being all the members of the Union, Test vs. Bossman in a nightstick match, Brisco & Patterson vs. the Mean Street Posse in a Loser Leaves the WWF match, Shamrock vs. Chyna, Show vs. Paul Bearer (if any Ministry member interferes, Taker loses his title shot at Over the Edge), Cactus Jack vs. Mideon & Viscera in a handicap hardcore match, WWF Women's Champion Sable vs. Debra in a evening gown match (if Sable fails to show, she's stripped of the title), and Austin, Rock, & Vince vs. Triple H, Taker, & Shane; Michaels then asked that the Union's three security guards to unmask, with one being Pat Patterson, the other being Gerald Brisco, and the third being the special referee for the main event - Shawn Michaels himself; featured a Steve Blackman vignette; included a Beaver Cleavage vignette in which Beaver's mom cleaned up his scraped knee:

Billy Gunn fought WWF Tag Team Champion Kane to a no contest at around the 5-minute mark when the Road Dogg and X-Pac came out to help Kane as he was tied upside down in the ring ripes, with Gunn and Road Dogg fighting into the crowd as X-Pac & Kane were jumped from behind by Mark Henry & D-Lo Brown, with Ivory; Henry & D-Lo were eventually pulled away by officials before being chased backstage by Kane & X-Pac prior to the bout, Gunn was approached by a planted female fan who jumped out of the crowd and hugged Gunn before she was pulled away by security

The Big Show fought Paul Bearer to a no contest at around the 3-minute mark when Show was jumped by all the members of the Ministry after calling them out; moments prior, Show grabbed the microphone and asked if Commissioner Michaels would waive the stipulation that barred the Ministry from ringside after Show had laid Bearer out; prior to the match, Bearer attempted to flee backstage but was stopped by Michaels, who then joined the commentary team; after the bout, the Union made the save for Show wielding 2x4s

Debra defeated WWF Women's Champion Sable (w/ Nicole Bass) to win the title via reverse decision in a bra and panties match; Sable originally won the match at the 50-second mark after Debra became distracted by Val Venis at ringside; moments later, as Val was backing off from Nichole Bass, who seemed to be coming on to him, Jeff Jarrett came out behind Venis and broke a guitar over his head; after the bout, Michael Cole attempted to interview Sable in the ring, with Shawn Michaels - who did guest commentary for the bout - then taking the microphone away, telling Bass to "Step off, mister", and said that the woman who gets her evening gown taken off should be the winner, therefore Debra was the new champion (Sable's last US TV appearance for nearly 4 years)

The Big Bossman pinned Test in a nightstick match at 7:03 after hitting Test in the face with the nightstick as Test attempted a sunset flip; moments prior to the finish, Bossman used a second nightstick when the referee wasn't looking

Cactus Jack defeated Viscera & Mideon in a handicap hardcore match at 4:36 by pinning Viscera following an elbow off the apron to the floor with a chair; after the bout, Cactus threw Viscera into the steel steps

Bradshaw fought Farooq to a no contest in a lumberjack match at around the 2-minute mark when Viscera and Mideon entered the ring and tried to stop the bout, with Farooq and Bradshaw shoving them out of the way until the Big Bossman came out and cooled them down; moments later, Mankind, Test, Ken Shamrock, and the Big Show - who served as lumberjacks for the bout - entered the ring with 2x4s and, after the other Ministry members fled the ring, all four men beat down Viscera with the weapons

Pat Patterson & Gerald Brisco defeated Rodney & Pete Gas at 2:09 when Rodney submitted to Brisco's figure-4 as Gas submitted to Patterson's Boston Crab; Patterson & Brisco used "Real American" as their theme music; due to pre-match stipulations, Rodney & Gas were forced to leave the WWF; had Brisco & Patterson lost, they would have had to leave (The Best of Raw 15th Anniversary)

Jeff Jarrett (w/ WWF Women's Champion Debra) pinned Val Venis at 8:03 by hitting him with Debra's title belt after she slapped Venis in the face

Ken Shamrock fought Chyna (w/ Triple H) to a no contest when Triple H and Shamrock began fighting before the bout began, with Shamrock dropping Triple H to the mat and hitting a belly to belly suplex on Chyna before storming off, upset that he was driven to the point where he would strike a woman

WWF World Champion Steve Austin, the Rock, & Vince McMahon defeated the Undertaker, Triple H (w/ Chyna), & Shane McMahon at 4:38 when Austin pinned Shane with the Stunner; moments earlier, Austin hit the Stunner on Shane and a dazed Vince made the cover, only for Austin to pull him off and hit a second Stunner on Shane before making the cover himself; Shawn Michaels was the guest referee for the bout

Shotgun - 5/22/99:

The Godfather defeated Albert via disqualification

Edge & Gangrel defeated Brian Christopher & Scott Taylor

Droz defeated Meat

Super Astros - 5/23/99:

Apollo Dantes & Papi Chulo defeated Taka Michinoku & Sho Funaki

El Merenguero defeated Jose Estrada Jr.

Super Loco defeated Miguel Perez Jr.

 

All I remember is the Sable contest, Angle/Owen and the Patterson/Briscoe match.

 

I remember watching this show and how they loaded up on it because Nitro was being cut short due to the NBA playoffs.

 

And seeing that date + Owen Hart on the listing is a bit depressing considering he'd be dead in under two weeks.

[Ed Wood Caulfield 0]

They didn't air Nitro at all that week.

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Timmy: How was Angle/Owen?

[cabbageboy 0]

I'd be willing to bet that Angle/Owen wasn't anything amazing. I saw Angle face one of the Headbangers in July 1999 at a Raw dark match and it was a typical non televised bout.

 

Check out these results from another show I went to, not the first but it was a Raw taping in 1995. Note that Bret and Shawn TEAMED on this show.

 

WWF @ Louisville, KY - Louisville Gardens - July 24, 1995 (4,181)

Monday Night Raw taping:

Bam Bam Bigelow defeated Tatanka in a strap match

The Undertaker defeated Kama in a casket match

WWF IC Champion Shawn Michaels & Bret Hart defeated Jacob & Eli Blu when Bret applied the Sharpshooter for the submission win

WWF World Champion Diesel pinned Psycho Sid (w/ Ted Dibiase) in a steel cage match

7/24/95 - featured the first in a series of vignettes promoting the debut of Goldust:

WWF IC Champion Shawn Michaels pinned Jimmy Del Ray (w/ Jim Cornette) in a non-title match with the superkick at 5:23; after the bout, Michaels teased stripping in the ring

The Smoking Gunns defeated John Faulkner & Rick Stockhauser

Waylon Mercy defeated Gary Scott via submission with a sleeper at 2:01

Bret Hart defeated Hakushi (w/ Shinja) via submission with the Sharpshooter at 9:21 after hitting a superplex; after the bout, Bret hit a piledriver on Shinja (Shinja's last TV appearance)

7/31/95 – included Jerry Lawler interviewing Shawn Michaels, with Michaels backstage and appearing on the big screen, in which Michaels challenged Lawler to a match but Lawler hid behind his commentary job as an excuse not to accept the match:

King Mabel (w/ Sir Mo) pinned Nick Barberry at 3:12 with a belly to belly suplex

Bam Bam Bigelow pinned Bob Cook at 3:21; after the bout, Dean Douglas critiqued Bigelow’s performance in the Report Card

Skip (w/ Sunny) pinned Major Yates at 2:20 with a superplex; during the bout, it was announced that Skip would meet Shawn Michaels on the coming week’s edition of Superstars

Razor Ramon & Savio Vega defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Owen Hart & Yokozuna (w/ Mr. Fuji & Jim Cornette) via count-out; the finish of the bout was not televised, rather the show went off the air as Razor had Owen up for the Razor's Edge; the challengers originally won the match and titles at 8:45 when Razor pinned Owen with the Razor’s Edge but the bout continued due to Owen being the illegal man in the ring

8/7/95 – included an Isaac Yankem vignette; featured the announcement that WWF President Gorilla Monsoon allowed Jerry Lawler a title shot against WWF IC Champion Shawn Michaels for the following week; included a Goldust vignette:

WWF Tag Team Champions Owen Hart & Yokozuna (w/ Mr. Fuji & Jim Cornette) defeated Razor Ramon & Savio Vega at 14:25 when Yoko pinned Savio with a Samoan Drop and legdrop as Razor and Owen fought on the floor; during the bout, it was announced that new WWF President Gorilla Monsoon changed the scheduled Shawn Michaels vs. Psycho Sid match at Summer Slam to Michaels vs. Razor Ramon in a ladder match; after the bout, Dean Douglas graded Razor & Savio’s performance in the Report Card

Fatu pinned Tony DeVito at 2:44 with a splash off the top

Kama (w/ Ted Dibiase) defeated Tony Haste via submission with an arm bar at 1:24; during the bout, Psycho Sid called in to comment on being taken out of his match with Shawn Michaels at Summer Slam

WWF World Champion Diesel pinned Sir Mo with the powerbomb in a non-title match at 8:48; after the match, Shawn Michaels and King Mabel – who came ringside mid-way through the match – involved themselves in the altercation, with Mabel ramming Michaels back-first into the ring post as Jerry Lawler - Michaels' opponent for the following week - looked on from the announce table

 

 

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WWF @ Orlando, FL - Arena - May 10, 1999 (sell out)

RAW Results

 

I remember watching this show and how they loaded up on it because Nitro was being cut short due to the NBA playoffs.

 

And seeing that date + Owen Hart on the listing is a bit depressing considering he'd be dead in under two weeks.

Didn't this show do some crazy rating (8.1?)? I remember thtem getting a cover story from some sports magazine for crushing the basketball that had replaced Nitro that night.

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I think that actually did the highest rating in RAW history. Here's the first WWE show I went to-

 

WWF @ New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - June 26, 2001 (11,772; sell out)

Essa Rios defeated Jerry Lynn

Low-Ki pinned Mike Sullivan with the Tidal Krush

Dean Malenko defeated Taka Michinoku

 

Sunday Night Heat – the live broadcast from WWF NY featured the Acolytes being attacked by Sean O’Haire & Chuck Palumbo:

Justin Credible pinned K-Kwick with the superkick

Hardcore Holly defeated Test via disqualification after Test used the ring bell as a weapon

Rhyno pinned Raven with the Gore

 

Smackdown! – featured the WWF TV debut of Torrie Wilson as she confronted Vince McMahon about getting a job; included an opening segment in which Vince McMahon came out and said he was disgusted by MSG since it was soiled by the presence of WCW talent during Raw; moments later, Linda McMahon came out and asked Vince to allow Shane McMahon to feature WCW stars on Raw and Smackdown! the following week; initially, Vince said no but when Linda suggested the WWF face WCW at the July pay-per-view, he changed his mind and agreed; featured a closing segment in which Tazz confronted Steve Austin in the ring, demanding he apologize to Michael Cole for attacking him the previous week; moments later, Austin attacked Tazz before WCW World Champion Booker T jumped Austin from behind and escaped through the crowd, with several WWF stars chasing after him, eventually escaping in Shane McMahon’s limo which was waiting outside the arena:

 

Edge & Christian defeated WWF Light Heavyweight Champion X-Pac & Billy Gunn when Edge pinned X-Pac with the DDT

Albert pinned WWF IC Champion Kane to win the title in a No DQ match with the Baldo Bomb after Diamond Dallas Page came through the audience and hit the Diamond Cutter on the champion before leaving through the crowd

WWF Tag Team Champions the Dudley Boyz fought Matt & Jeff Hardy (w/ Lita) to a no contest in a tables match when WCW Tag Team Champion Sean O'Haire & Chuck Palumbo interfered, attacking both teams; after the bout, O’Haire & Palumbo were attacked by Rhyno, the Acolytes, Kaientai, the Goodfather, Bull Buchanon, Raven, K-Kwick, Hardcore & Crash Holly when they left the ring and attempted to escape through the crowd before being thrown in the ring and sent through tables

Spike Dudley & Molly Holly defeated Crash Holly & Jackie when Molly pinned Jackie with the Molly-Go-Round; after the bout, Crash and Jackie argued before Jackie attacked Crash and left the ring

The Big Show (w/ Trish Stratus) pinned Perry Saturn (w/ Terri) with the chokeslam after kicking Saturn’s mop in half

Chris Jericho & Scotty 2 Hotty (mystery partner) defeated William Regal & Tajiri when Scotty pinned Tajiri with the bulldog and the Worm (Scotty’s surprise return from injury)

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoxbrgMmybI...re=channel_page

 

How is that not awesome?

 

Also the crowd started getting restless because there was a lot of downtime, so they sent Paul E. out there to cut pro-WWF promo.

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For some reason Cawthon doesn't have the results for the first ever house show I was at. I wish he did cause I would love to be reminded. It was mid-1991 shortly after Wrestlemania VII. I only remember a few matches from the show. The main event was Hulk Hogan defending the title against Slaughter in a desert storm match. The opening matches were IRS beating Jimmy Snuka (I'm pretty sure IRS was the only heel that won that night) and Ricky Steamboat (The Dragon he was known by at the time) beating Haku. The only mid-card match I remember was the Rockers and Virgil beating the Orient Express and Mr. Fuji. The only reason I remember that match was cause I was a major Rockers mark at the time. And then there was a special "barber shop" segment that took place in the ring. Beefcake interviewed Sensational Sherri and he ended giving her an atomic drop. The last thing I remember was there were no managers whatsoever at ringside. I can't remember there being any other title matches (don't think Mr. Perfect or the Nasty Boys were there). Anyone who remembers seeing a '91 house show with a similar card, please fill me in with the rest of the card.

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first show i ever went to was a WCW house show back in 1993, man that was something in general...

 

WCW @ Port Huron, MI - June 3, 1993

Sabu vs. Mad Max Anthony

Lord Steven Regal defeated Marcus Alexander Bagwell

Erik Watts defeated Mike Kelly

Maxx Payne defeated Kensuke Sasaki

Ron Simmons defeated WCW TV Champion Paul Orndorff in a non-title match

Arn Anderson defeated WCW/NWA Tag Team Champion Steve Austin

Dustin Rhodes defeated Rick Rude via count-out

Davey Boy Smith defeated WCW World Champion Big Van Vader via disqualification

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I went with my mother and her boyfriend to this show, just before New Year's Eve in 1998. We were in the cheap seats, but I had a blast. I still got my ticket stub. I also brought a foam WCW World Heavyweight Championship belt with nWo "spray-painted" onto it at this show (I didn't really want it, but it was the only belt they had left, and I REALLY wanted a foam belt!). I remember Scott Steiner ripping on New York, my mother's boyfriend calling Eddie Guerrero and Chris Jericho very attractive in a way that I can't explain because they hugged in the entrance way, and my mother's boyfriend knowing the exact moment Scott Hall would get back up after his match with Ric Flair (right when Ric Flair's music ended).

 

Oh, and Bret Hart came out during The Giant/Diamond Dallas Page match and insulted DDP. He also said "piece of shit." That's all I remember.

 

WCW @ Long Island, NY - Nassau Coliseum - December 29, 1998

Perry Saturn defeated Fit Finlay

Konnan defeated Horace Hogan

Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko defeated Chris Jericho & Eddie Guerrero

Booker T defeated Brian Adams

Lex Luger defeated Scott Steiner via disqualification

Ric Flair defeated Scott Hall

Diamond Dallas Page defeated the Giant

WCW World Champion Kevin Nash defeated Bam Bam Bigelow and Bill Goldberg

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Timmy: How was Angle/Owen?

 

It was alright. Don't remember much about it. I remember loving two things: Super Astros and The Godfather.

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The coronation of the Macho King!

 

WWF @ Portland, ME - Civic Center - August 30, 1989 (8,769; sell out)

WWF Superstars taping:

Prime Time Wrestling - 9/4/89: Paul Roma pinned Boris Zhukov at 6:05 with a powerslam

Prime Time Wrestling - 9/11/89 - featured Koko B. Ware performing in the ring his new entrance song "Bird, Bird, Bird"

Prime Time Wrestling - 9/18/89: Barry Windham fought Tito Santana to a time-limit draw at 15:06; the bell rang just as Santana hit the flying forearm; after the bout, Santana hit the move a second time

Demolition defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard via disqualification

Prime Time Wrestling - 9/25/89: Hercules defeated Akeem (w/ Slick) via disqualification at 5:00 when Slick pulled down the top rope, causing Hercules to fall to the floor; after the bout, Hercules avoided Akeem's splash, hit a bodyslam, and cleared the ring with his steel chain (SuperTape 2, Tough Guys)

Randy Savage (w/ Sensational Sherri) pinned King Jim Duggan to win the King's Crown after hitting him in the back with Sherri's loaded purse while Sherri distracted the referee; after the bout, Savage gave Duggan the flying elbowsmash three times, as Sherri held Duggan's legs, and then Sherri hit two splashes off the top, while Savage held Duggan down; moments later, Duggan was taken backstage on a stretcher; Duggan continued to wrestle as the King until the match was televised internationally

WWF IC Champion Ultimate Warrior pinned Andre the Giant in less than 20 seconds

WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan (w/ Miss Elizabeth) pinned Randy Savage (w/ Sensational Sherri) at around the 7-minute mark

9/16/89 - included Jake Roberts as a guest of the Brother Love Show in which Jake said if he was only able to give one more DDT to somebody it would be to Ted Dibiase, after he had allegedly ad a disc removed from his neck due to Dibiase putting him out of wrestling several months earlier:

Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty defeated Barry Horowitz & Mike Williams when Michaels pinned Williams at 3:52 with a flying fistdrop from Jannetty's shoulders

King Jim Duggan pinned Tony Ulysses at 2:07 with the running clothesline

Greg Valentine (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Bobby Munice via submission at 3:08 with the shin guard assisted figure-4

WWF IC Champion the Ultimate Warrior pinned Bob Bradley at 2:33 with the gorilla press slam and splash; after the bout, Warrior put his opponent underneath the ring

The Honkytonk Man (w/ Jimmy Hart) pinned Mario Mancini at 1:37 with the Shake, Rattle, & Roll

WWF Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard (w/ Bobby Heenan) defeated Al Mayo & John Weiss when Anderson pinned the unknown at 1:31 following a spike piledriver behind the referee's back; after the bout Demolition came to the ring, with the champions quickly leaving ringside

Mr. Perfect pinned Jim McPherson at 1:43 with the Perfect Plex

9/23/89 - included footage of the ending and aftermath of the Duggan/Savage Kings Crown match during the Update segment; included Andre the Giant & Bobby Heenan as guests of the Brother Love Show, where Andre wore face paint to mimic the Ultimate Warrior:

Koko B. Ware pinned Craig Reilly at 1:48 with the Ghostbuster

Dino Bravo (w/ Jimmy Hart) pinned Tony Diamond at 1:12 with the side suplex

The Bushwhackers defeated the Brooklyn Brawler & Don Champ when Luke pinned Champ at 3:36 following a double gutbuster

Akeem (w/ the Big Bossman & Slick) pinned Mark Frear at 2:49 with a splash; after the bout, Frear was handcuffed over the top rope and beaten by the Bossman with his nightstick

Ron Garvin defeated Sandy Beach via submission at 3:26 with the Scorpion Death Lock

Roddy Piper pinned Chris Duffy at the 41-second mark after hitting him with his belt; Piper wrestled the match in his shirt and kilt after Duffy had attacked Piper prior to the bell

Rick Martel (w/ Slick) pinned Terry Daniels at 3:33 with a kneedrop off the top; during the match, a pre-recorded promo from Martel aired where he claimed, because of his sex appeal, he should become a model

9/30/89 - included the Coronation Ceremony of Randy Savage & Sensational Sherri, where the proclamation was read by the Genius and featured Ted Dibiase presenting a gold scepter as a gift to the new King and Queen; featured Dibiase & Virgil as guests of the Brother Love Show:

Jimmy Snuka pinned Boris Zhukov at 2:03 with the splash off the top

Dusty Rhodes pinned Dale Wolfe at 2:33 with the Bionic elbow

Bad News Brown pinned Elmer Johnson at 1:15 with the Ghetto Blaster

Jacques & Raymond Rougeau (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Gary Wolf & Tony Durante when Raymond pinned Wolf after a kneedrop from Jacques as Raymond had the Boston Crab applied

Brutus Beefcake defeated Barry Horowitz via submission at 2:40 with the sleeper

Rick Rude (w/ Bobby Heenan) pinned Terry Daniels at 1:09 with the Rude Awakening

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Mine was the July 2002 episode of Raw that featured the Jeff Hardy/Undertaker ladder match. At the time I was really pleased with the show because I got to see Benoit's first television match since his neck surgery, though that aspect of the show isn't really that important to me now.

[Lt. Al Giardello 0]

IYH: Canadian Stampede 1997

[Chui 0]

I didn't get to go to a show until I was 18. Cawthon's site doesn't like to load all the way on my slow internet, so this is from my own list:

 

WWE – September 11, 2005 – Monroe Civic Center, Monroe, Louisiana:

World Tag Team Title Match: The Hurricane & Rosey defeated Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch when Hurricane pinned Cade with a horizontal cradle to retain the titles

Freakin’ Deacon pinned Mike Mizanin after a reverse DDT

Rob Conway pinned Eugene after the Ego Trip

Chris Masters defeated Viscera with the Master Lock

“Carlito’s Cabana” with Kerwin White

Shelton Benjamin pinned Kerwin White with a reverse cradle

The Big Show pinned Gene Snitsky after a chokeslam

Trish Stratus & Ashley Massaro defeated Victoria & Torrie Wilson (w/ Candice Michelle) when Stratus pinned Victoria after a Chick kick

Edge (w/ Lita) pinned Matt Hardy after hitting him with a briefcase

WWE Title Match (Handicap Match): John Cena defeated Kurt Angle & Tyson Tomko when he pinned Tomko following the F-U to retain the title