Wrestling Results - July 13, 1990

[Joe Neglia]

WWF @ Civic Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (United States of America)
1. Paul Roma defeated Paul Diamond
2. Haku defeated José Luis Rivera
3. Shane Douglas defeated Brooklyn Brawler
4. Dusty Rhodes and Sapphire defeated Randy Savage and Sensational Sherri
5. Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty defeated Tanaka and Mr. Sato by countout
6. Ron Garvin defeated Conquistador #1
7. WWF Intercontinental Title Match: Tito Santana defeated Mr. Perfect (c) by disqualification

Santana/Perfect was probably good, Rockers/Express was likely at least decent, and probably a few good moments in the Dusty/Savage match, but otherwise...ick.

USWA @ Sportatorium in Dallas, Texas (United States of America)
1. Chris Adams vs. Steve Austin ended without a winner as a double disqualification
2. Billy Travis and Brickhouse Brown defeated Sweet Daddy Falcone and Gary Young
3. Kevin Von Erich and Chris Von Erich defeated Percy Pringle III. and Terrence Garvin
4. Jeff Jarrett defeated Iceman Parsons
5. Bill Dundee defeated John Tatum
6. Skip Young defeated El Diablo

This was only Chris Von Erich's second match.

NAWA @ Langley Speedway in Hampton, Virginia (United States of America)
1. Dean Malenko vs. Vince Torelli - winner unknown
2. Mark Fleming vs. Matt Borne - winner unknown
3. Starfire and Bo Ragin vs. Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags - winner unknown
4. American Bulldog Rex and American Bulldog Spike vs. Colt Steele and Randy Colley - winner unknown
5. NAWA/SAPW Title Match: Chris Chavis vs. Robert Fuller (c) - winner unknown
6. Bob Orton Jr. vs. Ricky Steamboat - winner unknown

Dean Malenko vs. Ken Shamrock actually happened. How 'bout that. Wonder who won.

Colley - original Demolition Smash, WCW's Deadeye Dick and a few dozen other gimmicks

Chavis - Tatanka

American Bulldogs = ECW's Pit Bulls

EMLL Súper Viernes @ La Arena Coliseo in México, Distrito Federal (Mexico)
1. Águila de Plata and Águila Solitaria defeated Canelo Casas and Comando Ruso
2. El Hijo del Gladiador, El Hombre Bala and Jerry Estrada defeated Justiciero, Máscara Sagrada and Misterioso
3. Espectro de Ultratumba, Espectro Jr. and Pirata Morgan defeated Astro de Oro, El Hijo del Santo and Octagón
4. El Faraón, Solomon Grundy and Javier Cruz defeated Gran Markus Jr., Jaque Mate and MS-1

Canelo Casas = Heavy Metal

El Hombre Bala briefly worked as Monsther in the early 2000s and had a Chucky mini sidekick

WCW @ Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas (United States of America)
1. Doug Furnas defeated Dutch Mantell
2. Brian Pillman defeated The Iron Sheik
3. Bam Bam Bigelow defeated The Star Blazer
4. El Gigante defeated The Shadow
5. Big Van Vader defeated Alex Porteau
6. Tracy Smothers and Steve Armstrong defeated Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane
7. Sid Vicious defeated Tom Zenk
8. Sting and Lex Luger defeated Ric Flair and Barry Windham

WCW running Dallas the same day as a USWA card featuring Von Erichs.

Furnas was in WCW? Either I didn't know that or totally forgot about it.

Crap, there's Alex Porteau as well.

Supposedly, this Shadow was Randy Colley, but seeing how he's also on the NAWA card, one or the other is mistaken.

Star Blazer is Tim Horner

[turkeysandwich]

What was NAWA and how did they get Steamboat in 1990?

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Jul 13, 2019 0:51:43 GMT -5 turkeysandwich said:

What was NAWA and how did they get Steamboat in 1990?

According to Wikipedia, the North American Wrestling Association (later known as South Atlantic Pro Wrestling) was founded by George Scott and owned by Paul Jones and Frank Dusek. It was the last attempt to revive the Mid-Atlantic territory.

The Mid-Atlantic connection is probably how they got Steamboat. I imagine he would have been between WCW and WWF at this point