Tag: daily pro wrestling history

1959

Guadalajara, Mexico:
– Rey Mendoza defeated Dory Dixon for the EMLL NWA Light Heavyweight Title

1965

Minneapolis, Minnesota:
– AWA Champion The Crusher beat Larry Hennig
– Harley Race beat Tex McKenzie
– Chris Markoff beat Santiago Acosta
– Reggie Parks beat Guy Taylor

1967

Fort Worth, Texas:
– Fritz & Waldo Von Erich defeated Brute Bernard & Mike Paidousis to win the NWA American Tag Team Titles

1968

Duluth, Minnesota:
– The Crusher beat Dr X in a Saloon Match
– Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat Luke Brown & Bill Watts
– Chris Markoff beat Mike Boyer
– Billy Red Lyons beat Blackjack Daniels

1969

Kansas City, Kansas:
– The Viking defeated Masao Komura
– Joe Scarpello defeated Jack Armstrong
– K.O. Cox defeated Ronnie Paul
– Stan the Mad Russian defeated Big Luke via DQ
– Tarzan Tyler defeated Dick the Bruiser in three falls

1973

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
– Professor Toru Tanaka & Mr. Fuji defeated Tony Garea & Haystacks Calhoun for the WWWF World Tag Team Titles

Honolulu, Hawaii
– The Crusher beat Superstar Billy Graham
– Ed Francis beat Sam Steamboat to win Hawaiian Title
– Neff Maiava & Tosh Togo beat Tony Borne & Ripper Collins
– Nick Bockwinkel beat Ken Patera

1975

Kansas City, Kansas:
– Prince Tapu & Don Wayt defeated Dan Burdick & Jesse Ventura
– Jerry Oates fought Terry Funk to a no contest
– Central States Heavyweight Champion Ed Wiskowski (Colonel DeBeers) fought Dick the Bruiser to a double-DQ in three falls

1976

Greenville, North Carolina:
– Wahoo McDaniel defeated Ric Flair to win the NWA Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Title

1977

Orlando, Florida:
– Dusty Rhodes & Don Muraco defeated WWWF World Champion Superstar Billy Graham & Ivan Koloff

1981

Denver, Colorado:
– AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel ddq Tito Santana
– Hulk Hogan beat Jerry Blackwell by countout
– Greg Gagne & Buck Zumhofe beat Ray Stevens & Bobby Heenan
– Adrian Adonis beat Ed Boulder (Ed Leslie/Brutus Beefcake)

1986

Norfolk, Virginia:
– Buddy Landell defeated Hector Guerrero
– The Italian Stallion defeated Mark Fleming
– Misty Blue defeated Linda Dallas
– Arn Anderson defeated the Warlord
– NWA National Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel defeated Ivan Koloff
– NWA US Champion Nikita Koloff defeated Magnum TA via disqualification
– NWA Tag Team Champions Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match
– NWA TV Champion Dusty Rhodes defeated Big Bubba via count-out in a streetfight
– NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated Dick Murdoch via disqualification

1987

Charleston, West Virginia:
– George South pinned Mark Fleming
– Lazertron pinned Denny Brown
– The MOD Squad defeated Italian Stallion & Keith Patterson
– Arn Anderson defeated NWA Tag Team Champion Robert Gibson in a No DQ match after Tully Blanchard inteferred
– NWA Tag Team Champion Ricky Morton defeated Tully Blanchard in a Texas Death match
– NWA US Champion Lex Luger defeated NWA TV Champion Nikita Koloff via disqualification
– NWA World Champion Ric Flair pinned Ron Garvin

1988

Greensboro, North Carolina:
– NWA TV Champion Mike Rotundo & Rick Steiner defeated Brad Armstrong & the Italian Stallion
– Steve Williams pinned Rip Morgan with the Oklahoma Stampede
– The Russian Assassins defeated Ricky Morton & Nikita Koloff via disqualification
– The Road Warriors defeated the Sheepherders
– Dusty Rhodes (w/ Brad Armstrong) defeated Al Perez in a dog collar match
– Sting defeated NWA US Champion Barry Windham by DQ
– NWA World & U.S. Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) defeated The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers)
– Lex Luger defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair by DQ

1990

Dayton, Ohio:
– Tommy Rich pinned the Blade Hunter
– The Master Blasters defeated Mike Rotunda & Tim Horner
– Jackie Fulton pinned Dutch Mantell
– NWA US Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated the Samoan Swat Team
– Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane defeated Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk
– NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson & Sid Vicious defeated the Junkyard Dog & Brad Armstrong
– NWA World Champion Sting pinned Ric Flair

1992

Chicago, Illinois:
– Arn Anderson & Bobby Eaton defeated Van Hammer & Tom Zenk
– Erik Watts defeated Mike Graham
– Dustin Rhodes defeated Bob Cook
– The Barbarian defeated Barry Windham
– Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Greg Valentine & Dick Slater
– Brad Armstrong pinned Brian Pillman with the Russian legsweep
– WCW TV Champion Ricky Steamboat defeated Steve Austin
– Sting & Nikita Koloff defeated Jake Roberts & the Super Invader
– WCW World Champion Ron Simmons defeated WCW US Champion Rick Rude

1993

Morristown, Tennessee:
– Tom Pritchard pinned Brian Armstrong
– Scott Armstrong beat Jimmy Del Rey via DQ
– Bob Armstrong pinned The Dirty White Boy
– SMW Champ Brian Lee pinned Tim Horner
– The Rock-n-Roll Express beat Ron & Don Harris in a “hair vs. title” match to win the SMW Tag Team Titles

1995

Memphis, Tennessee:
– Steve Dunn pinned Pat Tanaka
– Axl Rotten drew Spellbinder
– Miss Texas beat Uptown Karen & Downtown Bruno in a “handicap” match
– Doug Gilbert beat Tracy Smothers
– USWA Tag Champs PG-13 beat The Heavenly Bodies (Pritchard & Del Rey) (Doug Gilbert was the special referee)
– Brian Christopher defeated Billy Jack Haynes for the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– USWA Unified World Champ Jerry Lawler beat Jesse James Armstrong

1997

Louisville, Kentucky:
– Tracy Smothers defeated Bull Pain for the IWA Mid-South Heavyweight Title

Wrestlefest: Amarillo, Texas:
– WWF World Heavyweight Champion Bret Hart defeated Terry Funk
– ECW World Television Champion Taz defeated Chris Candido
– ECW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Douglas defeated Tommy Dreamer
– Dory Funk Jr. defeated Rob Van Dam

2004

Elizabeth, New Jersey:
– Bryan Danielson defeated Alex Shelley
– ROH champion Samoa Joe pinned Doug Williams

2005

– Austin Aires defeated Roderick Strong
– AJ Styles defeated Christopher Daniels and Samoa Joe to win the TNA X Division Title

2010

New York City:
– Colt Cabana & El Generico defeated Steve Corino & Kevin Steen in a double chain match
– ROH Tag Team champions The Kings of Wrestling defeated Charlie Haas and Shelton Benjamin
– ROH TV champion Eddie Edwards defeated Shawn Daivari
– Christopher Daniels defeated Austin Aries
– Roderick Strong defeated Tyler Black to win the ROH championship

2011

Orlando, Florida:
– Winter defeated Mickie James to win TNA Knockouts Title
– Austin Aires defeated Brian Kendrick to win TNA X Division Title
– Matt Morgan defeated Samoa Joe
– Kurt Angle defeated Sting and Mr. Anderson to retain TNA World Title

2014

NXT TakeOver: Fatal Four-Way: Winter Park, Florida:
– Kalisto and Sin Cara defeated Konnor and Viktor for the NXT Tag Team Titles
– Baron Corbin defeated CJ Parker
– Enzo Amore (with Colin Cassady) defeated Sylvester Lefort (with Marcus Louis) in a Hair vs. Hair match
– Bull Dempsey defeated Mojo Rawley
– Charlotte defeated Bayley to retain the NXT Womens’ Title
– Adrian Neville defeated Tyler Breeze, Tyson Kidd and Sami Zayn to retain NXT Title

2016

WWE Backlash: Richmond, Virginia:
– AJ Styles won the WWE World Championship from Dean Ambrose
– The Miz defeated Dolph Ziggler to retain the Intercontinental title
– Becky Lynch defeated Carmella, Natalya, Nikki Bella, Alexa Bliss and Naomi to become the first SmackDown Women’s Champion
– Heath Slater and Rhyno defeated The Usos to become the first SmackDown Tag Team Champions

1937

Kansas City, Kansas:
– Everett Marshall beat Sol Slagel to retain the World title
– Lou Thesz beat George Zaharias

1951

Augusta, Georgia:
– Don McIntyre defeated Art Nelson in a two of three falls match to win the Southern Heavyweight Title

1952

Des Moines, Iowa:
– Pat O’Connor beat Jim Dobie
– Gypsy Joe beat Balk Estes
– Billy Hickson beat Milt Olsen
– Johnny Balbo defeated Reggie Lisowski (Crusher)

1965

Denver, Colorado:
– AWA Tag Team Champions Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat The Crusher & Verne Gagne

1968

Dallas, Texas:
– The Spoiler & Gary Hart defeated Fritz Von Erich & Grizzly Smith to win the NWA American Tag Team Titles
– Nick Kozak fought Dusty Rhodes to a draw

1976

Denver, Colorado:
– Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell beat Mad Dog Vachon & Baron Von Raschke
– Blackjack Lanza beat the Crusher
– Bobby Duncum beat Peter Maivia on a 3rd fall DQ
– Billy Francis drew Pierre Poisson

1978

Toronto, Ontario, Canada:
– Angelo Mosca beat AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel by countout
– WWWF Champion Bob Backlund beat Gorilla Monsoon
– Andre the Giant beat Waldo Von Erich
– Verne Gagne beat Lord Alfred Hayes

Dallas, Texas:
– Kevin Von Erich fought Gino Hernandez to a double countout
– David Von Erich beat Bruiser Brody to win Texas Heavyweight title
– Rocky Johnson & Leroy Brown went to a time limit draw with Killer Karl Krupp & Killer Brooks

1979

Louisville, Kentucky:
– Steve Regal & Eddie Gilbert defeated the Spoilers
– Ron Bass defeated Tommy Gilbert
– AWA Southern tag champs the Blonde Bombers (Wayne Ferris & Larry Latham aka The future Honkytonk Man & Moondog Spot) beat Steve Regal & Eddie Gilbert
– Michael Hayes & Terry Gordy defeated Sonny King & Ricky Morton via DQ
– Bill Dundee defeated Jerry Lawler

1980

Ohtsu, Japan:
– Harley Race defeated Giant Baba for the NWA World Heavyweight Wrestling Title

1982

Dallas, Texas:
– Brian Adidas defeated The Samoan
– Al Madril defeated Armand Hussein
– José Lothario defeated Magic Dragon
– Bill Irwin and King Kong Bundy defeated WCCW America’s Tag Team champions Kerry and Kevin Von Erich to become the new champions
– The Great Kabuki defeated Bugsy McGraw

1983

Memphis, Tennessee:
– Austin Idol defeated Ken Patera to win the AWA International Heavyweight Title

Portland, Oregon:
– Brian Adidas wrestled Matt Borne to a time limit draw
– Al Madril and Jules Strongbow went to a time limit draw
– Siva Afi defeated Scott Ferris by disqualification
– Al Madril and Mike Miller went to a time limit draw
– Rip Oliver & The Assassin &The Dynamite Kid defeated Buddy Rose & Billy Jack (Haynes) & Curt Hennig

1984

Memphis, Tennessee:
– Dutch Mantell fought Mark Ragin to a draw
– The Dirty White Boys (Tony Anthony & Len Denton) beat Johnny Wilhoit & Mark Batten
– Tojo Yamamoto beat Kurt Von Hess via DQ
– AWA Southern Tag Champs The Nightmares beat The Rock N’ Roll Express
– CWA International Champ Eddie Gilbert beat Tommy Rich
– King Kong Bundy & Rick Rude beat Jerry Lawler & Randy Savage via DQ

Baltimore, Maryland:
– David Schultz defeated Jose Luis Rivera
– The Fabulous Freebirds’ Michael Hayes & Terry Gordy defeated the Moondogs
– The Junkyard Dog defeated the Iron Sheik
– Andre the Giant & Pat Patterson, & Sika defeated Capt. Lou Albano & WWF Tag Team Champions Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch
– Sgt. Slaughter defeated Bob Orton
– WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan defeated Jesse Ventura

1988

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
– Ron Simmons defeated Agent Steel
– Ricky Morton pinned Curtis Thompson
– Brad Armstrong, Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers defeated Rick Steiner, Larry Zbyzsko, & Al Perez
– Dusty Rhodes defeated Kevin Sullivan in a dog collar match when Brad Armstrong (sub. for Dick Murdoch)
– Sting defeated NWA US Champion Barry Windham via disqualification
– The Road Warriors defeated Rip Morgan & Russian Assassin #1
– NWA TV Champion Mike Rotundo defeated Nikita Koloff via disqualification
– NWA US Tag Team Champions Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane defeated NWA Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard to win the titles

1989

Greensboro, North Carolina:
– Ron Simmons pinned Eddie Gilbert
– The New Zealand Militia defeated Scott Hall & Ranger Ross
– Mike Rotunda fought Steve Williams to a draw
– Rick & Scott Steiner fought Sid Vicious & Dan Spivey to a double count-out
– Sting defeated the Great Muta via disqualification
– NWA US Champion Lex Luger pinned Tommy Rich
– NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated Dick Slater (sub. for Terry Funk) in a Death Match

Ft. Pierce, Florida:
– Lou Perez defeated Powerhouse Parker
– Dick Murdoch defeated the Cuban Assassin
– Jim Cornette pinned Paul E. Dangerously
– Bobby Eaton & Brian Pillman (sub. for Stan Lane) defeated NWA Tag Team Champions Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin via disqualification
– The Road Warriors defeated the Samoan Swat Team in a steel cage match

1990

Memphis, Tennessee:
– Joe Maggs & Rex King beat The New York Brawler & Doug Gilbert
– Eddie Marlin beat Sam Bass in a lumberjack strap match
– Bill Dundee beat Tony Anthony in a first blood match
– Brickhouse Brown beat Doug Gilbert via DQ in a garbage can match
– Vicious Vicki beat The Dirty White Girl via DQ in a bottle on a pole match
– Frank Morrell beat Downtown Bruno
– Brian Lee & Don Harris defeated Jeff Jarrett & Jeff Gaylord for the USWA Tag Team Titles
– Jerry Lawler beat Eddie Gilbert in an ambulance match

1992

Providence, Rhode Island:
– High Energy, Owen Hart & Koko B. Ware defeated Skinner & Barry Horowitz
– The Mountie pinned Tito Santana
– Shawn Michaels pinned Virgil
– Razor Ramon pinned Randy Savage
– WWF Tag Team Champions Natural Disasters defeated the Beverly Brothers
– Bret Hart pinned Papa Shango
– The Undertaker defeated WWF World Champion Ric Flair via disqualification

Terre Haute, Indiana:
– Tom Zenk defeated Dick Slater
– Erik Watts defeated Bob Cook
– Nikita Koloff defeated Van Hammer
– Brian Pillman defeated Brad Armstrong
– Dustin Rhodes defeated Greg Valentine
– Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Arn Anderson & Bobby Eaton
– The Barbarian defeated Barry Windham
– WCW TV Champion Ricky Steamboat defeated Steve Austin
– WCW World Champion Ron Simmons & Sting defeated WCW US Champion Rick Rude & the Super Invader

1994

Morristown, Tennessee:
– Lance Storm defeated Brimstone the Inferno
– Ricky Morton defeated Chris Candido in a hair vs. mask match
– SMW Heavyweight Champion the Dirty White Boy defeated Bruiser Bedlam
– Chris Candido defeated Brian Lee
– SMW Tag Team Champions Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated New Jack & Mustafa

Berlin, Germany:
– WCW TV Champion Lord Steven Regal defeated Brian Pillman
– Vader defeated the Guardian Angel
– Sting defeated Steve Austin
– Marcus Alexander Bagwell & the Patriot defeated WCW Tag Team Champions Paul Orndorff & Paul Roma in a non-title match
– WCW World Champion Hulk Hogan pinned Ric Flair

1995

Tokyo, Japan:
– Yoshinari Ogawa defeated Dan Kroffat (aka Phil LaFon) to win the All-Japan World Junior Heavyweight Title

2001

San Antonio, Texas:
– Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Chris Kanyon for the WCW U.S. Heavyweight Title

1965

Kansas City, Kansas:
– Mongolian Stomper beat Bob Geigel 2 falls to 1
– The Ox (Ox Baker) beat Bob Brown
– Sonny Myers beat Bulldog Plechas by DQ
– Jerry Miller drew Thor Hagen

1967

Boston, Massachusetts:
– WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Gorilla Monsoon in a Texas Death match

Minneapolis, Minnesota:
– Dr. X beat The Crusher by DQ
– Ramon Torres beat Harley Race
– Larry Hennig beat Al Kashey
– Rock Rogowski (Ole Anderson) beat Big K
– Chris Markoff beat Steve Druk
– Eddie Sharkey beat Paul Caruso

1972

Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
– Bill Watts & Moose Cholak beat Ivan Koloff & Big K
– Don Muraco & Wahoo McDaniel beat Larry Hennig & Dusty Rhodes
– Ramon Torres beat Higo Hamaguchi
– George Gadaski beat Cesar Pabon
– Rene Goulet beat Billy Howard

Minneapolis, Minnesota:
– AWA Tag Team Champions Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens beat Dr X & Mad Dog Vachon
– Wilbur Snyder beat Hans Hermann
– Bull Bullinski beat Joe Guzman
– Jack Pesek beat Kenny Jay
– Jean Antone & Mars Monroe beat Belle Starr & Betty Niccoli

1975

Omaha, Nebraska:
– Baron Von Raschke beat Billy Robinson in 2 out of 3 falls
– Pampero Firpo no contest Nick Bockwinkel
– Jimmy Valiant & Johnny Valiant beat Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell
– Kim Duk beat Bull Bullinski

1976

Kansas City, Kansas:
– The Super Intern defeated Ox Baker in a Texas Death Match
– Skip Young & Rick Gibson fought Black Gordman & Great Goliath to a double DQ
– Harley Race defeated Bob Brown to retain the Central States Title

1977

St. Louis, Missouri:
– Dory Funk Jr. defeated Von Raschke
– Pat O’Connor won a Wrestle Royal
– Andre the Giant and Pat O’Connor defeated Ivan Koloff and Roger Kirby
– Dick the Bruiser defeated John Valiant
– Rufus R. Jones defeated Bobby Jaggers
– Vicki Williams defeated Terri Shane
– Bob Sweetan defeated Don Wayt
– Ron Starr draw Bulldog Bob Brown

Atlanta, Georgia:
– Tony Atlas and Tommy Rich defeated Pak Song and the Executioner to win the Georgia Tag Team Titles

1980

Allentown, Pennsylvania:
– The Samoans defeated Tony Garea & Rene Goulet in a tournament final for the WWWF World Tag Team Titles

1984

St. Paul, Minnesota:
– AWA Champion Rick Martel drew Brad Rheingans
– AWA Tag Team Champions Road Warriors beat Steve O & Jim Brunzell
– Fabulous Ones & Blackjack Lanza beat Nick Bockwinkel & Mr. Saito & Bobby Heenan in a Weasel Suit Match
– Curt Hennig beat Harley Race by DQ
– Larry Zbyzsko beat Tom Zenk
– Billy Robinson beat Steve Regal

1986

Columbia, South Carolina:
– Dusty Rhodes defeated Arn Anderson for the NWA Television Title

1988

Houston, Texas:
– Brad Armstrong pinned Rick Steiner
– Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers defeated Tug Taylor & Rip Morgan (sub. for the Sheepherders, who were in Puerto Rico)
– Nikita Koloff pinned Russian Assassin #1
– NWA US Champion Barry Windham defeated Sting via count-out
– Ricky Morton pinned Rip Morgan (sub. for NWA TV Champion Mike Rotunda)
– Dusty Rhodes & Steve Williams (sub. for Dick Murdoch) defeated Kevin Sullivan & Al Perez
– NWA US Tag Team Champions Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane fought NWA Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard to a double DQ
– Lex Luger defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair via disqualification

1990

Ft. Worth, Texas:
– Norman pinned Barry Horowitz
– Bill Irwin pinned David Sierra
– Susan Sexton defeated Bambi
– Stan Hansen pinned Tommy Rich
– Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin defeated Tracy Smothers & Steve Armstrong
– Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane defeated Terry Taylor & Hector Guerrero
– El Gigante defeated Dr. X (Randy Culley)
– NWA US Champion Lex Luger defeated Sid Vicious via count-out
– NWA World Champion Sting defeated Ric Flair at the 30-minute mark

1993

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
– Shane Douglas won the ECW Heavyweight Title via forfeit from Tito Santana

2000

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada:
– Rhino defeated Kid Kash to become the last ECW Television Champion

2012

TNA No Surrender: Orlando, Florida:
– Jeff Hardy beat Samoa Joe
– Bully Ray defeated James Storm
– TNA Knockouts Champion Brooke Tessmacher defeated Tara
– X Division Champion Zema Ion defeated Sonjay Dutt
– Rob Van Dam defeated Magnus
– TNA Tag Team Champions Frankie Kazarian & Christopher Daniels defeated AJ Styles & Kurt Angle
– Jeff Hardy defeated Bully Ray

1927

Columbus, Ohio:

– Jack Reynolds won the World Welterweight Title from Bert Willard

1936

Atlanta, Georgia:

– Honey Boy Hackney won the Southern Light Heavyweight Champion by defeating Ben Jordan

1945

Houston, Texas:

– Buddy Rogers defeated Ted Cox to win the Texas Heavyweight Title

1953

Abilene, Texas:

– Ciclón Anaya and Tommy Martindale defeated Cowboy Carlson and Dory Funk for the NWA Southwest Tag Team Titles

1956

Houston, Texas:

– Pepper Gomez defeated Gene Kelly (Kiniski) for the NWA Texas Heavyweight Title

Atlanta, Georgia:

– Don McIntyre defeated Fred Blassie to win the Georgia NWA Southern Heavyweight Title

Mexico City, Mexico:

– Médico Asesino defeated Jose Lothario in a tournament final for the vacant Mexican National Heavyweight Title

1960

Portland, Oregon:

– Tony Borne defeated Ed Francis to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Title

1961

Toronto, Ontario, Canada:

– Cyclone and Hurricane Smith defeated Man Mountain Campbell and Stan Stasiak to win the Toronto NWA International Tag Team Titles

1961

Jacksonville, Florida:

– Karl and Kurt Von Brauner defeated Ike Eakins and Eddie Graham in a tournament final for the vacant Florida NWA World Tag Team Titles

1962

Houston, Texas:

– Duke Keomuka and Taro Miyake defeated The Alaskan (Jay York) and Tarzan Tyler for the Texas NWA World Tag Team Titles

1963

Omaha, Nebraska:

– AWA World Heavyweight Champion Verne Gagne defeated Omaha World Heavyweight Champion Fritz Von Erich to unify the title

– Waldo Von Erich ddq Mitsu Arakawa

– Guy Mitchell & Don Whittler beat Missouri Mauler Rocky Hamilton & Bulldog Danny Plechas

– Bob Geigel drew Jack Pesek

Minneapolis, Minnesota:

– AWA Tag Team Champions Dick The Bruiser & Crusher no contest Ivan Kalmikoff & Karol Kalmikoff

– Larry Hennig drew Don McClarty

– Paul Christy beat Bill Wright

– Stan Kowalski beat Eddie Sharkey

1964

Columbus, Ohio:

– NWA World Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz defeated American Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Champion Karl Krauser (Karl Gotch) to unify the titles

1967

Wellington, New Zealand:

– John DaSilva defeated Al Hobman to win the New Zealand Heavyweight Title

Sioux City, Iowa:

– Pat O’Connor beat Bob Orton by DQ

– AWA Tag Team Champions Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat Doug Gilbert & Reggie Parks

– Bob Ellis beat Chris Markoff

– Mike Dibiase beat Eddie Sharkey

1970

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada:

– Don Leo Jonathan and Duncan McTavish defeated Bob Brown and John Quinn to win the Vancouver NWA Canadian Tag Team Titles

Memphis, Tennessee:

– The Interns won the Mid-America NWA Southern Tag Team Titles by defeating Johnny Walker and Tojo Yamamoto

1971

Tokyo, Japan:

– Red Bastien and Bill Howard defeated Rusher Kimura and Thunder Sugiyama for the vacant International Pro Wrestling World Tag Team Titles

1972

Osaka, Japan:

– Seiji Sakaguchi defeated The Sheik to win the NWA United National Title

Kansas City, Kansas:

– Danny Little Bear defeated The Destroyer

– Rufus R. Jones & Omar Atlas defeated North American Tag Team Champions Black Angus & Roger Kirby (w/ Percival A. Friend) via DQ in three falls

– Texas Death Match: Harley Race defeated Dory Funk Sr.

1974

Hollywood, California:

– Man Mountain Mike defeated Manny Soto for the NWA Beat the Champ Television Title

Chicago, Illinois: (Cominskey Park)

– AWA Champion Verne Gagne beat Billy Robinson COR

– The Sheik & Bobby Heenan beat Dick the Bruiser & Bobo Brazil

– The Crusher & Ivan Putski & Larry Hennig beat Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens & Superstar Billy Graham

– Chris Taylor beat Ox Baker by DQ

– Pepper Gomez no contest Baron Von Raschke

– Wilbur Snyder beat Rene Goulet

– Kim Duk beat Jim Brunzell

– Greg Gagne drew Buddy Wolff

– Vivian Vachon beat Lucille DuPree

1975

Sacramento, California:

– Pat Patterson won the San Francisco NWA United States Heavyweight Title from Angelo Mosca

1977

Raleigh, North Carolina:

– Greg Valentine defeated Wahoo McDaniel to win the NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Title

Los Angeles, California:

– Texas Red defeated Chavo Guerrero for the NWA Americas Heavyweight Title

1980

Tulsa, Oklahoma:

– Terry Gibbs defeated Mr. Pogo to become the first NWA Tri-State Heavyweight Champion

Mexico City, Mexico:

– El Texano defeated El Gringo for the UWA World Welterweight Title

1981

Memphis, Tennessee:

– The Heartbreakers (Joey Cagle and Rocky Sortor) defeated AWA Southern Tag Team Champions Eddie Gilbert & Ricky Morton to win the titles

– Steve Keirn defeated NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Champion Bugsy McGraw in a Title vs. Hair No Disqualification match to win the title

– The Dream Machine defeated AWA Southern Heavyweight Champion Jerry Lawler in a Loser Leaves Town No Disqualification match to win the title

Tampa, Florida:

– Dory Funk Jr. defeated El Gran Apolo to win the NWA Florida Television Title

1983

Seattle, Washington:

– The Dynamite Kid defeated Curt Hennig for the NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Title

1985

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:

– NWA Champion Ric Flair beat Dusty Rhodes

– AWA Tag Team Champions Road Warriors beat Ivan Koloff & Nikita Koloff

– Tully Blanchard beat Magnum TA

– Ole Anderson beat Sam Houston

– Arn Anderson beat Starship Eagle

Las Vegas, Nevada

– Jerry Blackwell & Rick Martel beat Fabulous Freebirds Buddy Roberts & Terry Gordy

– Sleeper vs Sleeper Match: Nick Bockwinkel beat Greg Gagne

– Larry Zbyszko beat Sgt. Slaughter by DQ

– Boris Zhukov beat Brad Rheingans

– Curt Hennig drew Jim Garvin

1986

Chicago, Illinois:

– Midnight Rockers beat AWA Tag Team Champions, Buddy Rose & Doug Somers to win title (Decision later reversed as the wrong man was pinned)

– Curt Hennig (sub Nord The Barbarian) beat Nick Bockwinkel to win AWA Title when Larry Zbyszko hit Bockwinkel with nunchakus (Hennig returned the AWA Title to Bockwinkel because Hennig could not accept winning it in an unjust manner)

– Greg Gagne & Jerry Blackwell & Jimmy Snuka beat Sheik Adnan & Ali Khan & Boris Zhukov

– Scott Hall beat Colonel DeBeers

– Curt Hennig dcor Larry Zbyszko

1987

WCWA Labor Day Star Wars: Fort Worth, Texas:

– Steve and Shaun Simpson defeated WCWA World Tag Team Champions Eric Embry and Frankie Lancaster to win the title

– WCWA World Heavyweight Champion Al Perez defeated Kevin Von Erich by countout to retain the title

Greenville, South Carolina:

– John Savage defeated Brody Chase

– Colt Steele defeated David Isley

– Denny Brown defeated Gladiator #2

– Kendall Windham defeated Teijo Khan

– UWF Western States Heritage Champion Barry Windham fought Arn Anderson to a double count-out

– NWA US Champion Lex Luger defeated NWA TV Champion Nikita Koloff in a Russian chain match

– NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated Ron Garvin in a No DQ match

Memphis, Tennessee:

– Carl Fergie defeated Jeff Jarrett to win the NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Title

Birmingham, Alabama:

– Larry Hamilton defeated Scott Armstrong for the Southeast NWA United States Junior Heavyweight Title

1988

WCW Clash of Champions: Albany, Georgia:

– Brad Armstrong fought NWA TV Champion Mike Rotunda (w/ Kevin Sullivan) to a 20-minute time-limit draw

– Nikita Koloff & Steve Williams defeated the Sheepherders (w/ Rip Morgan)

– Dusty Rhodes defeated Kevin Sullivan (w/ Gary Hart)

– Ricky Morton defeated Ivan Koloff (w/ Paul Jones) in a Russian chain match

– Sting defeated NWA US Champion Barry Windham (w/ JJ Dillon) via disqualification

1990

Fukui, Japan:

– Johnny Ace and Kenta Kobashi defeated The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton and Tommy Rogers) for the vacant AJPW All Asia Tag Team Titles

Jackson, Mississippi:

– Tim Horner pinned Dutch Mantell

– Mike Rotunda fought Brad Armstrong to a draw

– NWA US Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Buddy Landell & Blade Hunter (Al Greene)

– Brian Pillman defeated Harley Race via disqualification

– The Junkyard Dog defeated NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson via disqualification

– NWA Tag Team Champions Doom defeated Ricky Morton & Wendell Cooley (sub. for Robert Gibson,

1991

WWF King of the Ring: Providence, Rhode Island:

– WWF Intercontinental Champion Bret Hart defeated Irwin R. Schyster to win the King of the Ring Tournament

Caguas, Puerto Rico:

– Galan Mendoza and Dusty Wolfe defeated The Latin Connection (Ray Gonzalez and Ricky Santana) to win the WWC Caribbean Tag Team Titles

– Monster Ripper (Rhonda Singh) defeated Candi Devine for the WWC Women’s Title

Oakland, California:

– PN News & Big Josh defeated Johnny B. Badd & Mike Graham

– Bobby Eaton & Tom Zenk defeated Terrance Taylor & Richard Morton

– Dustin Rhodes pinned the Diamond Studd

– WCW Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Larry Zbyzsko defeated WCW US Tag Team Champions Firebreaker Chip & Todd Champion

– WCW US Champion Sting pinned Oz

– Rick Steiner defeated WCW TV Champion Steve Austin via disqualification

– Barry Windham & Ron Simmons defeated WCW World Champion Lex Luger & Mr. Hughes via disqualification

– El Gigante defeated the One Man Gang in a steel cage match

1994

Bad Segeberg, Germany:

– Jim Duggan defeated Diamond Dallas Page

– Brian Pillman defeated WCW TV Champion Lord Steven Regal in a non-title match

– Sting defeated Steve Austin

– The Nasty Boys defeated Kevin & Dave Sullivan

– Marcus Alexander Bagwell & the Patriot defeated WCW Tag Team Champions Paul Orndorff & Paul Roma in a non-title match

– Vader defeated the Guardian Angel

– WCW World Champion Hulk Hogan pinned Ric Flair

1997

WWF In Your House: Louisville, Kentucky:

– Brian Pillman pinned Goldust (with Marlena; Pillman won Marlena for 30 days)

– Brian Christopher defeated Scott Putski by countout

– Savio Vega defeated Crush and Faarooq in a triple threat match

– Max Mini defeated El Torito

– The Headbangers (Mosh & Thrasher) (subbing for Steve Austin & Dude Love) defeated WWF European Champion The British Bulldog & Owen Hart, The Godwinns (Henry & Phineas) and The Legion of Doom (Animal & Hawk) in a Fatal Four-Way Elimination match to win the vacant WWF Tag Team Titles

– Bret Hart defeated The Patriot by submission to retain the WWF World Heavyweight Championship

– Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker ended in a no contest

1999

WWF Smackdown: Albany, New York:

– The Undertaker and Kane defeated The Rock and Mankind to win the WWF Tag Team Titles in a Buried Alive Match

2004

WWE Smackdown: Tulsa, Oklahoma:

– René Duprée and Kenzo Suzuki defeated Billy Kidman and Paul London to win the WWE Tag Team Titles

2008

WWE Unforgiven: Cleveland, Ohio:

– Evan Bourne defeated John Morrison

– Matt Hardy won the ECW Title over Mark Henry, The Miz, Chavo Guerrero and Fit Finlay

– Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase defeated Cryme Tyme (Shad Gaspard and JTG)to retain the World Tag Team Championship

– Shawn Michaels defeated Chris Jericho in an Unsanctioned match

– Triple H defeated Jeff Hardy, The Brian Kendrick, Shelton Benjamin, and Montel Vontavious Porter in a Championship Scramble to retain the WWE Championship

– Michelle McCool defeated Maryse to retain the WWE Divas Championship

– Chris Jericho defeated CM Punk, JBL, Kane, Batista and Rey Mysterio in a Championship Scramble match to become World Champion

1943

Wichita, Kansas:
– NWA World Heavyweight Champion Ede Virag beat Everett Kibbons in 2 out of 3 falls
– John Pesek defeated Seelie Samara by dq
– Bill Ely and Buck Fanning wrestled to a 30 minute draw
– Al Klein beat Frank Nelson

1969

Los Angeles, California:
– AWA Champion Verne Gagne beat Dick The Bruiser on a 3rd fall dq
– Lou Thesz beat Larry Hennig
– AWA Tag Team Champions Mad Dog Vachon & Butcher Vachon beat Bill Watts & Wilbur Snyder
– Hard Boiled Haggerty beat Lex Byrd

1972

Tokyo, Japan:
– The Sheik defeated Seiji Sakaguchi to win the NWA United National Heavyweight Title

1980

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada:
– Dino Bravo (sub Angelo Mosca) & Mad Dog Vachon beat AWA Tag Team Champions Adrian Adonis & Jesse Ventura in non title match
– John Studd beat Bulldog Bob Brown (sub Dino Bravo)
– Tito Santana beat Super Destroyer Mark II
– Buck Zumhofe beat Kenny Jay

1981

Ashville, North Carolina:
– Ron Bass defeated Greg Valentine to win the NWA Television Title

1986

Fayetteville, North Carolina:
– Tim Horner fought Bill Dundee to a draw
– Rick Rude defeated Allen West
– NWA National Heavyewight Champion Wahoo McDaniel defeated Baron Von Raschke via disqualification
– Bobby Jaggers & Dutch Mantell defeated Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey
– Magnum TA defeated Jimmy Garvin
– Dusty Rhodes defeated Tully Blanchard

Baltimore, Maryland:
– Denny Brown defeated George South
– Misty Blue defeated Linda Dallas
– Jimmy Garvin defeated Sam Houston
– The Warlord defeated Thunderfoot #1 & #2 in a handicap match
– Baron Von Raschke defeated Todd Champion
– Ole Anderson & NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson defeated NWA Tag Team Champions Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson in a non title bout
– Tully Blanchard defeated NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Ron Garvin in a non title bout
– NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated Dusty Rhodes

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
– Don Kernodle pinned NWA Jr. Heavyweight Champion Steve Regal
– Buddy Landell defeated the Italian Stallion
– Dutch Mantell pinned the Barbarian
– Bobby Jaggers defeated Shaska Whatley via disqualification
– Ivan Koloff & Krusher Kruschev defeated Manny Fernandez & Hector Guerrero
– Jimmy Valiant defeated Paul Jones in a lumberjack match
– NWA US Champion Nikita Koloff defeated Magnum TA in a steel cage match

1990

Jackson, Mississippi:
– Tim Horner pinned Dutch Mantell
– Mike Rotunda fought Brad Armstrong to a draw
– NWA US Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Buddy Landell & Blade Hunter (Al Greene)
– Brian Pillman defeated Harley Race via disqualification
– The Junkyard Dog defeated NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson via disqualification
– NWA Tag Team Champions Doom defeated Ricky Morton & Wendell Cooley (sub for Robert Gibson)

1991

Oakland, California:
– PN News & Big Josh defeated Johnny B. Badd & Mike Graham
– Bobby Eaton & Tom Zenk defeated Terrance Taylor & Richard Morton a
– Dustin Rhodes pinned the Diamond Studd
– WCW Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Larry Zbyzsko defeated WCW US Tag Team Champions Firebreaker Chip & Todd Champion
– WCW US Champion Sting pinned Oz
– Rick Steiner defeated WCW TV Champion Steve Austin via disqualification
– Barry Windham & Ron Simmons defeated WCW World Champion Lex Luger & Mr. Hughes via disqualification
– El Gigante defeated the One Man Gang in a steel cage match

1993

Memphis, Tennessee:
– Colin Scott beat Reggie B. Fine
– Jeff Gaylord beat Tony Falk
– Jeff Gaylord, The American Eagle (Ken Wayne), & Miss Texas beat PG-13 & The Black Pussycat
– The Moondogs (Spike& Cujo) defeated The Dogcatchers for the USWA Tag Team Titles
– Mike Anthony beat Billy ???
– USWA Champ Jeff Jarrett NC Tommy Rich
– Jerry Lawler beat Giant Gonzales via DQ

1994

Bad Segeberg, Germany:
– Jim Duggan defeated Diamond Dallas Page
– Brian Pillman defeated WCW TV Champion Lord Steven Regal in a non-title match
– Sting defeated Steve Austin
– The Nasty Boys defeated Kevin & Dave Sullivan
– Marcus Alexander Bagwell & the Patriot defeated WCW Tag Team Champions Paul Orndorff & Paul Roma in a non-title match
– Vader defeated the Guardian Angel
– WCW World Champion Hulk Hogan pinned Ric Flair

1997

Memphis, Tennessee:
– Steven Dunn defeated Doomsday (Kane) for the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title

2002

Sioux Falls, South Dakota:
– WWE Champion Brock Lesnar defeated World Champion Triple H in a rare bout between the Smackdown and Raw champions (only Lesnar’s title was on the line)

2003

Tokyo, Japan:
– Toshiaki Kawada defeated Shinjiro Otani in a tournament final to win the Triple Crown

Batavia, Ohio:
– Nigel McGuiness defeated Chad Collyer for the Heartland Wrestling Association Title

1944

Waterloo, Iowa:
– Earl Wampler defeated Ken Fenelon to win the Iowa Heavyweight Championship

1948

Santa Monica, California:
– Dave Levin defeated George Becker to win the California Heavyweight Title

1950

Honolulu, Hawaii:
– Sandor Szabo defeated Terry McGinnis for the NWA Hawaii Heavyweight Title

1953

Chicago, Illinois:
– Verne Gagne is awarded the first Chicago NWA United States Heavyweight Title

1966

Melbourne, Australia.:
– The Destroyer (Guy Mitchell) defeated Bearcat Wright to win the International Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Title

1969

Miami, Florida:
– Ciclón Negro and Sam Steamboat defeated The Missouri Mauler and Hiro Matsuda for the NWA Florida Tag Team Titls
– Beautiful Brutus (Bugsy McGraw) defeated Boris Malenko to win the NWA Florida Brass Knuckles Title

1970

Kansas City, Kansas:
– Harley Race defeated Steve Bolus
– Baron Von Raschke defeated The Viking
– Danny Little Bear defeated Roger Kirby by winning the first fall of a scheduled three falls match

1973

Waterloo, Iowa:
– In a Cage match: The Crusher & Wahoo McDaniel beat Superstar Billy Graham & Ivan Koloff
– Billy Robinson beat Nick Bockwinkel
– Ken Patera beat Larry Heiniemi
– Geoff Portz drew Buddy Wolff
– Reggie Parks beat Ric Flair

1974

Hiroshima, Japan:
– Mariko Akagi and Jumbo Miyamoto won the WWWA World Tag Team Titles by defeating Panama Franco and Jackie West

1976

Lubbock, Texas:
– Dory Funk, Jr. defeated Dennis Stamp for the Amarillo NWA Brass Knuckles Title

Atlanta, Georgia:
– The Black Bombers (Porkchop Cash and Tom Jones) defeated The Valiant Brothers (Jimmy and Johnny) to win the NWA Georgia Tag Team Titles

– The Hangman defeated Chavo Guerrero for the NWA Americas Heavyweight Title

1979

Auckland, New Zealand:
– Mr. Fuji defeated Peter Maivia to win the New Zealand NWA British Empire Heavyweight Title

Greenville, South Carolina:
– in a Texas Death Match; Ric Flair beat Paul Jones
– Wahoo McDaniel beat AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel by DQ
– Pedro Morales & Tony Garea beat Brute Bernard & Jacques Goulet
– Dewey Robertson beat Steve Muslin
– Rick McGraw beat Charlie Fulton

1980

Miami, Florida:
– Barry Windham defeated The Super Destroyer for the NWA Florida Television Title

Nashville, Tennessee:
– Don Fargo and Robert Gibson defeated The Blond Bombers (Larry Latham and Wayne Ferris) for the NWA Mid-America Tag Team Titles

Columbus, Georgia:
– Stanley Lane defeated Kevin Sullivan for the NWA Georgia Junior Heavyweight Title

1982

Calgary, Alberta, Canada:
– Bad New Allen defeated Bret Hart to win the Stampede North American Heavyweight Title

Houston, Texas:
– Tony Atlas defeated The Mongolian Stomper for the Southwest Championship Wrestling Southwest Brass Knuckles Title

1984

Hiroshima, Japan:
– Genichiro Tenryu and Jumbo Tsuruta defeated Crusher Blackwell and Bruiser Brody to win the vacant NWA International Tag Team Titles

WCCW Labor Day Star Wars: Fort Worth, Texas:
– George Weingroff pinned Kelly Kiniski
– Chris Adams pinned Jake Roberts to win the World Class TV Title
– Jules Strongbow & Buck Zumhoffe beat Bill & Scott Irwin
– Michael Hayes beat The Missing Link via DQ
– Kerry Von Erich beat Bruce Reed via DQ in an arm wrestling match
– Iceman Parsons & Skip Young beat Koko Ware & Norvell Austin via DQ
– Gino Hernandez pinned Mike Von Erich to win the World Class American Title
– Killer Khan beat Terry Gordy in a no DQ spike match
– Kerry and Kevin Von Erich defeated WCCW Six-Man Tag Team Champions, The Fabulous Freebirds (Terry Gordy, Michael Hayes and Buddy
Roberts) in a Handicap Elimination Loser Leaves Town match to win the titles

Memphis, Tennessee:
– Jimmy Valiant defeated King Kong Bundy to win a one night tournament and a new Cadillac

1986

Raleigh, North Carolina:
– Krusher Kruschev pinned the Warlord
– Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey defeated Dutch Mantell & Bobby Jaggers
– Buddy Landell pinned Hector Guerrero
– Jimmy Valiant pinned Jimmy Garvin
– Tully Blanchard pinned NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Ron Garvin
– NWA US Champion Nikita Koloff fought NWA National Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel to a double count-out
– NWA World Champion Ric Flair pinned Magnum TA
– Dusty Rhodes defeated Big Bubba in a steel cage match

1987

Nagoya, Japan:
– Ashura Hara and Genichiro Tenryu defeated Stan Hansen and Austin Idol to win AJPW’s PWF World Tag Team Titles

1988

Portland, Oregon:
– The Beach Boys (Buddy Rose and Avalanche (PN News)) defeated The Southern Rockers (Steve Doll and Scott Peterson) for the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Titles

Baltimore, Maryland:
– Ricky Morton, Ron Simmons, & Brad Armstrong defeated the Sheepherders & Larry Zbyzsko
– Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers defeated Ivan Koloff & Russian Assassin #1
– Nikita Koloff pinned Rip Morgan
– NWA TV Champion Mike Rotunda defeated Steve Williams via disqualification
– Dick Murdoch defeated Kevin Sullivan via disqualification
– Dusty Rhodes & Sting defeated NWA US Champion Barry Windham & Al Perez
– NWA US Tag Team Champions Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane fought NWA Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard to a double disqualification
– Lex Luger defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair via disqualification

1989

Atlanta, Georgia:
– The Great Muta defeated Sting; stipulations stated the winner would earn the vacant NWA TV Title
– Ron Simmons defeated Tom Branch
– Brad Armstrong defeated the Cuban Assassin
– Brian Pillman defeated Norman
– Sid Vicious & Dan Spivey fought Rick & Scott Steiner to a no contest
– NWA Tag Team Champions Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin defeated Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane
– NWA US Champion Lex Luger defeated Tommy Rich
– NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated Terry Funk in a Texas Death Match
– The Road Warriors defeated the Samoan Swat Team in a steel cage match

1990

Memphis, Tennessee:
– King Cobra beat Joey Maggs
– The Galaxian beat Rex King
– Kowabunga beat The New York Brawler
– Eddie Marlin beat Sam Lowe
– Jeff Gaylord and Jeff Jarrett defeated Chuck Casey (replacing Don Harris) and Brian Lee for the vacant USWA Tag Team Titles
– Bill Dundee & Vicious Vicki beat Tony Anthony & The Dirty White Girl
– Eddie & Doug Gilbert beat Jerry Lawler & Brickhouse Brown via DQ

1992

San Angelo, Texas:
– Van Hammer defeated Greg Valentine
– Erik Watts defeated Mark Canterbury
– Arn Anderson defeated Tom Zenk
– Dustin Rhodes & Marcus Alexander Bagwell defeated Bobby Eaton & Scotty Flamingo
– The Barbarian defeated Barry Windham
– Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Vinnie Vegas & Diamond Dallas Page
– Nikita Koloff defeated the Super Invader
– WCW TV Champion Ricky Steamboat defeated Steve Austin
– Sting defeated Jake Roberts via disqualification
– WCW World Champion Ron Simmons defeated WCW US Champion Rick Rude

1993

Tokyo, Japan:
– Ted DiBiase and Stan Hansen defeated Toshiaki Kawada and Akira Taue to win the AJPW Unified World Tag Team Titles

Dallas, Texas:
– Steven Dane and Chaz Taylor defeated The Sicilian Stallions (Guido Falcone and Vito Mussolini) to win the GWF Tag Team Titles
– King Parsons defeated Chris Adams by disqualification for the vacant GWF North American Heavyweight Title

1996

Louisville, Kentucky:
– Bill and Jamie Dundee defeated The Moondogs (Rover and Spot) for the USWA Tag Team Titles

2001

WWF Monday Night Raw: Toronto, Ontario, Canada:
– WCW Champion The Rock pinned Christian to retain the title
– WWF Intercontinental Champion Edge pinned Lance Storm to retain the title
– Jeff Hardy and Chris Jericho defeated Rhyno and Rob Van Dam

1965

Kansas City, Kansas:
– Mongolian Stomper beat Bob Brown 2 falls to 1
– The Ox (Ox Baker) beat Bob Rader
– Pat O’Connor beat Corsica Joe by DQ
– Betty Nicoli beat Betty Boucher

1968

Waterloo, Iowa:
– In a Cage match: Dr X beat the Crusher
– Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat Tiny Mills & Bill Watts
– Billy Red Lyons beat Big K

1974

Davenport, Iowa:
– Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens beat Jim Brunzell & Larry Hennig
– Baron Von Raschke beat Ivan Putski by DQ
– Buddy Wolff beat Bull Bullinski
– Chris Taylor beat Horst Hoffman by DQ
– Paul Perschmann (Buddy Rose) beat Khosrow Vaziri (Iron Shiek)

1976

Kansas City, Kansas:
– Baron Von Raschke & Mad Dog Vachon defeated Mike George & Pat O’Connor
– Skip Young & Rick Gibson defeated Black Gordman & Great Goliath
– Ox Baker fought The Super Intern to a double DQ
– Harley Race defeated Bob Brown

1979

Columbia, South Carolina:
– Title vs. Title match: NWA TV Champion Ricky Steamboat beat AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel by DQ
– Mid Atlantic Champion Ken Patera beat Jim Brunzell
– Non Title Match Rufus R Jones beat US Champion Jimmy Snuka
– Gene Anderson & Swede Hanson beat Coco Samoa & Pedro Morales
– Nick Decarlo beat Tony Russo
– Pedro Morales (sub SD Jones) beat Charlie Fulton

Greensboro, North Carolina:
– Ric Flair & Blackjack Mulligan beat Paul Jones & Baron Von Raschke by DQ
– TV Title Match (AWA Title not on the line) NWA TV Champion Ricky Steamboat beat AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel
– Johnny Weaver & Jay Youngblood beat John Studd & Jimmy Snuka

1984

Mexico City, Mexico:
– WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan wrestled UWA Champion El Canek to a draw

1985

Ft. Worth, Texas:
– Kerry Von Erich, Kevin Von Erich & Brian Adidas defeated One Man Gang, Mark Lewin & Jack Victory to win the World Class Six Man Tag Team Titles
– Gino Hernandez defeated Brian Adidas to win the World Class Texas Heavyweight Title
– Kevin Von Erich defeated Chris Adams

CWF Battle of the Belts: Tampa, Florida:
– NWA Champion Ric Flair beat Wahoo McDaniel in a 2 out of 3 falls match
– Nick Bockwinkel (sub Rick Martel) beat Frank Lang
– AWA Tag Team Champions Road Warriors double countout Stan Hansen & Harley Race
– Rick Rude beat Billy Jack Haynes
– Kendall Windham beat Jack Hart to win Florida Title
– Coco Samoa beat Rip Rogers
– Hector Guerrero & Chavo Guerrero beat Rip Oliver & The Grappler

1987

– Terry Taylor defeated Shane Douglas to win the UWF Television championship

1989

Clinton, Iowa:
– Destruction Crew Mike Enos & Wayne Bloom beat Paul Diamond & Tommy Jammer
– AWA Champion Larry Zbyszko beat Baron Von Raschke by DQ
– Derrick Dukes beat Colonel DeBeers
– Mighty Thor went to a no contest with Jonnie Stewart
– Mike George beat TC Carter

Monroe, Louisiana:
– Chavo Guerrero defeated Bill Irwin (sub. for Alex Porteau)
– Sid Vicious & Dan Spivey defeated Scott Hall & Steve Casey
– Brian Pillman defeated Norman
– NWA Tag Team Champions Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin defeated Rick & Scott Steiner
– NWA US Champion Lex Luger defeated Dick Murdoch via disqualification
– NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated Terry Funk

1991

Star Wars: Memphis, Tennessee:
– Bull Pain pinned Ben Jordan
– Brian Christopher & Tony Williams beat The New Goon Squad
– King Cobra beat El Grande Pistolero
– MC Slammer beat Eric Fontaine via DQ
– Pez Whatley beat Sheik Hussein (George Weingroff)
– Dutch Mantel pinned Leatherface
– Sweet Georgia Brown won a lingerie battle royal
– Awesome Kong & The Bruiser beat Koko Ware & Robert Fuller
– Jeff Jarrett beat Reggie B. Fine
– Jimmy Valiant & Sweet Georgia Brown beat Miss Texas & Tom Pritchard
– USWA Southern Champ Eric Embry double count out Tony Anthony
– Eric Embry won a two-ring battle royal
– Danny Davis beat Bill Dundee to win the USWA Junior Heavyweight Title
– Jerry Lawler defeated The Dragon Master to win the USWA Unified championship

1992

WCW Clash of the Champions XX: Atlanta, Georgia: (20th anniversary of wrestling on WTBS)
– Ricky Steamboat defeated Steve Austin in a no DQ match to win the WCW World Television championship
– Arn Anderson & Bobby Eaton (w/ Michael Hayes) defeated Greg Valentine & Dick Slater (w/ Larry Zbyzsko)
– WCW World Champion Ron Simmons pinned Cactus Jack: Ole Anderson was the referee for the bout
– The Barbarian & Butch Reed (sub. for Dan Spivey) defeated Dustin Rhodes & Barry Windham
– Rick Rude & Jake Roberts & The Super Invader (Hercules Hernandez), & Big Van Vader defeated Sting & Nikita Koloff & Rick Steiner, & Scott Steiner in an Elimination Tag Team Bout

1996

Memphis, Tennessee:
– Jerry Lawler defeated Sid Vicious to win the USWA Unified championship

2002

WWF Monday Night Raw:
– Eric Bischoff created a new World Heavyweight Title and awarded it to Triple H

1868

Utica, New York:

– Homer Lane defeated James H. McLaughlin for the American Collar-and-Elbow Title

1923

Melbourne, Australia:

– Clarence Weber defeated Billy Meeske to win the Australian Heavyweight Title

1941

Hollywood, California:

– Wild Red Berry defeated Danny McShain for the World Light Heavyweight Title

1946

Portland, Oregon:

– George Becker defeated Babe Sharkey to win the Pacific Northwest (later Los Angeles) World Heavyweight Title

1958

Washington, DC:

– Eddie and Jerry Graham defeated Don Curtis and Mark Lewin to win the Northeast NWA United States Tag Team Titles

1967

Melbourne, Australia:

– Killer Kowalski defeated Bearcat Wright for the International Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Title

1972

Chicago, Illinois:

– AWA Champion Verne Gagne defeated Ivan Koloff

– Dick the Bruiser & the Crusher defeated Blackjack Lanza & Blackjack Mulligan in a cage match with special referee Jersey Joe Walcott

– AWA Tag Team Champions Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens defeated Billy Robinson & Wilbur Snyder

– Dusty Rhodes defeated Wahoo McDaniel;

– Andre Roussimoff (Andre The Giant) defeated Larry Hennig & Butcher Vachon in a handicap match

– Baron Von Raschke defeated Billy Red Cloud

– Sailor Art Thomas defeated Hans Hermann

– Ramon Torres defeated Angelo Poffo

– Rene Goulet defeated Don Muraco

Cleveland, Ohio:

– Johnny Valentine defeated Johnny Powers to win the National Wrestling Federation North American Heavyweight Title

1977

Johannesburg, South Africa:

– Don Leo Jonathan defeated Otto Wanz for the Catch Wrestling Association World Heavyweight Title

Amarillo, Texas:

– Dory Funk, Jr. defeated Ciclon Negro to win the Amarillo NWA International Heavyweight Title

1978

Portland, Oregon:

– Pak Choo and Roddy Piper defeated Ryuma Go and Black Gordman to win the NWA Americas Tag Team Titles

Calgary, Alberta, Canada:

– Paddy Ryan defeated Mr. Sakurada for the Stampede North American Heavyweight Title

1979

– Pat Patterson was introduced as the first WWF Intercontinental Champion

Charlotte, North Carolina:

– Jimmy Snuka defeated Ricky Steamboat to win the vacant Mid-Atlantic NWA United States Heavyweight Title during a one-night tournament

1980

Memphis, Tennessee:

– Tommy Rich defeated Jimmy Valiant for the AWA Southern Heavyweight Title

1982

Charlotte, North Carolina:

– Paul Jones defeated Jack Brisco to win the NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Title

1985

San Antonio, Texas:

– American Force (Paul Diamond & Shawn Michaels) are awarded the TASW Texas Tag Team Titles

Orlando, Florida:

– Wahoo McDaniel & Billy Jack Haynes defeated AWA Tag Team Champions Road Warriors by dq

– Rick Rude defeated Frank Lane

– Rip Oliver & Grappler defeated Coco Samoa & Kendall Windham

– Hector Guerrero drew Jack Hart

1986

CWF Battle of the Belts III | Daytona Beach, Florida:

– Jimmy Backlund defeated Bob Cook

– Tyree Pride defeated the Cuban Assassin

– US Tag Team Champions Stan Lane & Steve Keirn defeated the Sheepherders

– The White Ninja (Keiji Muto) defeated NWA United States Junior Heavyweight Champion Tim Horner to win the title

– AWA World Champion Nick Bockwinkel defeated Kendo Nagasaki via dq

– The Road Warriors fought Ed Gantner & Kareem Muhammad to a double dq

– Kendall Windham defeated Bahamas Champion Chris Champion via dq

– NWA World Champion Ric Flair fought Lex Luger to a draw in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match

– Barry Windham defeated Florida Heavyweight Champion Ron Bass to win the title

WCWA Labor Day Star Wars | Fort Worth, Texas:

– Matt Borne and WCWA Texas Heavyweight Champion Buzz Sawyer defeated WCWA World Heavyweight Champion Chris Adams and WCWA World Six-Man Tag Team Champion Lance Von Erich to become the first WCWA World Tag Team Champions

– WCWA World Heavyweight Champion Chris Adams defeated Rick Rude by dq to retain the title

– Abdullah the Butcher defeated Bruiser Brody by disqualification

Memphis, Tennessee:

– Tarzan Goto and Akio Sato defeated Jeff Jarrett and Pat Tanaka to win the CWA International Tag Team Titles

– Don Bass and Dirty Rhodes (Roger Smith) defeat Cousin Junior and Giant Hillbilly Elmer to win the AWA Southern Tag Team Titles

Fayetteville, North Carolina:

– Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Black Bart defeated Rocky Kernodle

– Nelson Royal defeated Thunderfoot #1

– The Warlord defeated Thunderfoot #2

– NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson defeated Todd Champion

– Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey defeated Bobby Jaggers & Dutch Mantell

– Magnum TA defeated Jimmy Garvin

– Dusty Rhodes defeated Big Bubba in a streetfight

Greenville, South Carolina:

– Rocky King defeated George South

– Misty Blue defeated Linda Dallas

– Denny Brown defeated NWA Jr. Heavyweight Champion Steve Regal to win the title

– Buddy Landell defeated Don Kernodle

– Ivan Koloff & Krusher Kruschev defeated Manny Fernandez & Hector Guerrero

– NWA US Champion Nikita Koloff defeated National Heavyweight Champion Wahoo McDaniel

– Ron Garvin defeated Tully Blanchard in a lights out Texas barbed wire steel cage match

1988

Raleigh, North Carolina:

– The Italian Stallion defeated Gary Royal

– Ivan Koloff defeated George South

– The Russian Assassin (Dave Shelton) defeated Chris Champion

– Brad Armstrong & Ricky Morton, Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers defeated NWA TV Champion Mike Rotundo, Rick Steiner & The Sheepherders

– Dick Murdoch defeated Larry Zbyszko

– Kevin Sullivan & Al Perez defeated Sting & Nikita Koloff

– NWA US Champion Barry Windham defeated Steve Williams via countout

– NWA US Tag Team Champions Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane vs. NWA Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard went to a no contest

1990

Vienna, Austria:

– Fit Finlay defeated Steve Wright to win the CWA World Middleweight Title

Greensboro, North Carolina:

– Brad Armstrong defeated Brad Anderson

– Wendell Cooley (sub for Paul Orndorff) defeated Barry Horowitz

– Junkyard Dog defeated Joe Cazana

– Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane defeated Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk

– Tommy Rich defeated Harley Race

– NWA US Champion Lex Luger defeated Dan Spivey (sub. for Sid Vicious) via countout

– NWA Tag Team Champions Doom defeated Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson

– NWA World Champion Sting defeated Mark Callous (sub for Barry Windham)

1991

Seaside, Oregon:

– The Grappler & Don Harris defeated Demolition Crush & Steve Doll for the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Titles

Norfolk, Virginia:

– PN News defeated Joey Maggs

– Oz defeated Iceman

– El Gigante defeated One Man Gang

– Terrance Taylor defeated Big Josh

– Ron Simmons defeated Tommy Rich

– Rick Steiner & Bill Kazmaier defeated Dick Murdoch & Dick Slater

– Tom Zenk defeated Diamond Studd

– WCW TV Champion Steve Austin defeated Johnny B. Badd

– Dustin Rhodes defeated Richard Morton

– WCW US Champion Sting defeated Cactus Jack

– WCW World Champion Lex Luger defeated Barry Windham

1993

Tlalnepantla, Mexico:

– Los Cowboys (Silver King and El Texano) defeated Corazón de León (Chris Jericho) and El Dandy to win the WWA World Tag Team Championship

1994

Saku, Japan:

– Hiromichi Fuyuki, Gedo and Jado defeated Bob Backlund, Scott Putski and Warlord to win the WAR World Six-Man Tag Team Titles

Zurich, Switzerland:

– Jim Duggan defeated Diamond Dallas Page

– The Nasty Boys defeated Kevin & Dave Sullivan

– Steve Austin defeated Brian Pillman

– WCW Tag Team Champions Paul Orndorff & Paul Roma defeated Marcus Alexander Bagwell & the Patriot

– Vader defeated the Guardian Angel

– WCW World Champion Hulk Hogan defeated Ric Flair

2004

Nashville, Tennessee:

– NWA World Tag Team Champions The Naturals (Andy Douglas and Chase Stevens) defeated America’s Most Wanted and Triple X (Christopher Daniels and Elix Skipper) in a three-way match to retain the titles

– TNA X Division Champion Petey Williams (with Coach D’Amore) defeated Sonjay Dutt to retain the title

2011

Huntsville, Alabama:

– Mickie James defeated Winter to become TNA Knockouts Champion

– TNA World Champion Kurt Angle defeated Sting to retain the title

– Christopher Daniels defeated AJ Styles

2018

All In | Hoffman Estates, Illinois:

– Frankie Kazarian & Scorpio Sky defeated ROH Tag Team Champions Mark & Jay Briscoe in a non-title match

– Flip Gordon won the Over the Budget battle royal to get a shot at Jay Lethal’s title later in the show

– Matt Cross defeated MJF

– Christopher Daniels defeated Stephen Amell

– Tessa Blanchard won a four-way over Britt Baker, Chelsea Green and Madison Rayne

– Cody defeated Nick Aldis to win the NWA World title

– Hangman Page defeated Joey Janela in a street fight

– ROH Champion Jay Lethal defeated Flip Gordon to retain

– Kenny Omega defeated Penta El Zero Miedo

– Kazuchika Okada defeated Marty Scurll

– Young Bucks & Kota Ibushi defeated Rey Mysterio Jr. & Rey Fenix & Bandido

1940

Kansas City, Kansas:

– Orville Brown beat Don McIntyre

– Ralph Garibaldi beat Steve Brody in 2 of 3 falls

– Earl Wampler defeated Jim Reeder

1943

Waterloo, Iowa:

– Ed (Strangler) Lewis beat John Grandovich

– Johnny Seals beat Leo McGuirk (Leroy McGuirk)

– Jack Kennedy beat Big Boy Mully

1961

Minneapolis, Minnesota:

– AWA US Champion Gene Kiniski no contest Hard Boiled Haggerty

– Wilbur Snyder beat Stan Kowalski

– Mr. M beat Roy McClarty

– Karl Krauser (Karl Gotch) beat Tiny Mills

– Dale Lewis drew Bob Geigel

1963

Amarillo, Texas:

– AWA Champion Verne Gagne beat Dory Funk Jr in 2 out of 3 falls

– Joe Blanchard & Dory Funk Sr & Ricky Romero beat Sputnik Monroe & Art Nelson & Tokyo Tom in 2 out of 3 falls

– Masked Rasputin beat Jose Lothario by countout

Kansas City, Kansas:

– Bob Geigel beat Rock Hunter 2 falls to 1

– Handicap Match, Mongolian Stomper beat John Fogarty and Jose Ramirez

– Larry Hamilton (Missouri Mauler) beat Jim Grabmire by DQ

1970

St Paul, Minnesota

– DQ rule waived: Blackjack Lanza beat Dr. X and unmasked him to reveal Dick Beyer

– No DQ match: Larry Hennig & Lars Anderson beat The Crusher & Bad Boy Bullinski on a 3rd fall countout

– Pepper Gomez beat Butcher Vachon

– Edouard Carpentier beat Dave Cox

– Paul Diamond beat Jack Daniels

– Bill Howard beat Frank Hickey

1974

Kansas City, Kansas:

– Bad News Beach & The Viking defeated Bob Orton & Don Fargo

– Boxing match: Dr. Ken Ramey defeated Bill Kersten

– Texas Death Match; Killer Karl Krupp defeated Mike George

– Bob Brown defeated Lord Alfred Hayes

– Pat O’Connor & Bob Geigel defeated The Interns

1982

St. Paul, Minnesota:

– Otto Wanz defeated Nick Bockwinkel for the AWA World Heavyweight

– Ken Patera & Bobby Duncum & Jesse Ventura no contest Baron Von Raschke & Curt Hennig & Brad Rheingans

– AWA Tag Team Champions Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell beat Rick Martel & Tito Santana

– Steve Olsonoski beat Jacques Goulet

– Bobby Heenan beat Ray Stevens by DQ

– Buck Zumhofe beat Kenny Jay

Atlanta, Georgia:

– Super Destroyer (Scott Irwin) won a one night tournament to capture the Georgia National Heavyweight Title over Paul

Orndorff in the finals

– The Samoans (Afa and Sika) defeated the Freebirds to win the National Tag Team Titles

1987

Night of Champions: Houston, Texas:

– Misty Blue pinned Comrade Orca (the match was billed as for the NWA World Women’s title)

– UWF TV Champion Shane Douglas pinned Pez Whatley

– Ron Simmons pinned the Enforcer

– Steve Cox pinned Gary Young

– UWF Tag Team Champions Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner defeated Black Bart & the Terminator

– Terry Taylor pinned Chris Adams

– UWF World Champion Steve Williams pinned Big Bubba

– Sting pinned Eddie Gilbert in a Texas death match

– Dusty Rhodes defeated NWA US Champion Lex Luger via disqualification

– NWA Tag Team Champions Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard

– NWA World Champion Ric Flair pinned UWF Western States Heritage Champion Barry Windham

1988

WWF SummerSlam: Madison Square Garden:

– The British Bulldogs (Davey Boy Smith and Dynamite Kid) vs. The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers (Jacques and Raymond) ended in a time limit draw

– Bad News Brown defeated Ken Patera

– Rick Rude (with Bobby Heenan) defeated Junkyard Dog by disqualification

– The Powers of Pain (The Barbarian and The Warlord) (with The Baron) defeated The Bolsheviks (Boris Zhukov and Nikolai Volkoff) (with Slick)

– The Ultimate Warrior defeated The Honky Tonk Man to win the Intercontinental Title

– Dino Bravo (with Frenchy Martin) defeated Don Muraco

– Demolition (Ax and Smash) (with Mr. Fuji and Jimmy Hart) defeated The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart) to retain the WWF Tag Team Championship

– Big Boss Man (with Slick) defeated Koko B. Ware

– Jake Roberts defeated Hercules

– The Mega Powers (Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage) (with Miss Elizabeth) defeated The Mega Bucks (Ted DiBiase and André the Giant) (with Bobby Heenan and Virgil)

Greenville, South Carolina:

– Kevin Sullivan (sub. for Larry Zbyszko) defeated the Italian Stallion

– Al Perez defeated Chris Champion (sub. for Ron Simmons)

– NWA TV Champion Mike Rotundo & Rick Steiner defeated Brad Armstrong & Ron Simmons (sub. for the Road Warriors)

– Sting, Ricky Morton, Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers defeated Ivan Koloff, Russian Assassin, Luke Williams, & Rip Morgan

– NWA US Tag Team Champions Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane fought NWA Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard to a double disqualification

1990

Rome, Georgia:

– Brad Armstrong defeated Dutch Mantell

– Tim Horner defeated Buddy Landell via disqualification

– Mike Rotunda defeated the Iron Sheik

– NWA US Champion Lex Luger pinned Barry Windham (sub. for Sid Vicious)

– Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated NWA Tag Team Champions Doom in a non-title match

– The Junkyard Dog pinned Mark Callous

– Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk defeated Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane

1991

East Rutherford, New Jersey:

– Dustin Rhodes pinned Joey Maggs

– Richard Morton pinned Robert Gibson

– Terrance Taylor pinned Big Josh

– Tom Zenk pinned the Diamond Studd in a tuxedo match

– Ron Simmons pinned Thomas Rich

– Todd Champion & Firebreaker Chip fought WCW US Tag Team Champions Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin to a double count-out

– WCW TV Champion Steve Austin defeated Johnny B. Badd via disqualification

– El Gigante, Rick Steiner, Bill Kazmaier, & Yellow Dog defeated Dick Murdoch, Dick Slater, the One Man Gang, & Oz

– WCW US Champion Sting pinned Cactus Jack

– WCW World Champion Lex Luger pinned Barry Windham

1992

WWF SummerSlam: Wembley, England:

– Jim Duggan and The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) defeated The Mountie and The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) (with Jimmy Hart)

– Papa Shango defeated Tito Santana

– The Legion of Doom (Hawk and Animal) (with Paul Ellering) defeated Money Inc. (Ted DiBiase and Irwin R. Schyster) (with Jimmy Hart)

– Nailz defeated Virgil

– Shawn Michaels (with Sensational Sherri) vs. Rick Martel ended in a double countout

– The Natural Disasters (Earthquake and Typhoon) defeated The Beverly Brothers (Blake Beverly and Beau Beverly) (with The Genius) to retain the WWF Tag Team Championship

– Crush defeated the Repo Man

– Tatanka defeated The Berzerker (with Mr. Fuji)

– The Ultimate Warrior defeated Randy Savage by countout in a match for the WWF Championship

– The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) defeated Kamala (with Harvey Wippleman and Kim Chee) by disqualification

– Davey Boy Smith defeated Bret Hart to win the WWF Intercontinental Title

Kansas City, Missouri:

– The Junkyard Dog pinned Vinnie Vegas

– Erik Watts pinned Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker

– Cactus Jack pinned Van Hammer

– The Barbarian pinned Brian Pillman

– Johnny B. Badd pinned Scotty Flamingo

– Dick Slater pinned Tom Zenk

– Dustin Rhodes pinned Greg Valentine

– Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Arn Anderson & Bobby Eaton

– WCW TV Champion Steve Austin pinned Ricky Steamboat

– WCW US Champion Rick Rude & Jake Roberts defeated Sting & Nikita Koloff

– WCW World Champion Ron Simmons pinned Big Van Vader

1994

WWF SummerSlam: Chicago, Illinois:

– Adam Bomb defeated Kwang

– Irwin R. Schyster and Bam Bam Bigelow (with Ted DiBiase) defeated The Headshrinkers (Fatu and Samu) (with Lou Albano and Afa) by disqualification

– Alundra Blayze defeated Bull Nakano (with Luna Vachon) to retain the WWF Women’s Championship

– Razor Ramon (with Walter Payton) defeated Diesel (with Shawn Michaels) to win the WWF Intercontinental Title

– Tatanka defeated Lex Luger

– Jeff Jarrett defeated Mabel (with Oscar)

– WWF World Heavyweight Champion Bret Hart defeated Owen Hart in a steel cage match

– The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) defeated The Underfaker (with Ted DiBiase)

2000

Fayetteville, North Carolina:

– Al Snow defeated Perry Saturn for the WWF European Heavyweight Title