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[Hulk With A Mustache]

I like how you got Macho Man on the card, especially with Perfect and Demolition. The Perfect Team is my all-time favorite Survivor Series team.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Sept 20, 2023 14:56:51 GMT -5 Hulk With A Mustache said:

I like how you got Macho Man on the card, especially with Perfect and Demolition. The Perfect Team is my all-time favorite Survivor Series team.

Yeah I never got why Macho Man wasn't wrestling on that show even though he was feuding with Warrior at the time. Would've added even more star power to that match. Only reasons I can think of is that maybe they thought Ax was sticking around and three man Demolition was going to last longer and that they wanted Perfect to have a captain spot.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

News and Notes


Warrior Wildness versus Macho Madness
Since winning the WWF World Championship at Wrestlemania VI the Ultimate Warrior has proven himself to be a worthy champion as he's took on and turned back challenges from the biggest and most dangerous superstars in the federaton. Monstrous foes such as the Barbarian, the Warlord, and the Earthquake have all gone down to defeat at the hands of the Warrior. At the moment it looks like the biggest threat to Warrior's title is "Macho King" Randy Savage. A former World Wrestling Federation Champion, Savage knows what it takes to be champion and poses a different challenge to Warrior then his most recent title challengers. While the likes of Warlord and Earthquake failed to win the title by relying on sheer size and strength; Savage relies on technique and aerial tactics.

On a recent edition of the Brother Love Show Savage sent his "Sensational Queen" Sherri to do his bidding as she presented Warrior with a "proclamation" to sign for a title match between him and Savage. Instead Warrior tore the proclamation up while saying he would only sign if Savage met him face to face instead of hiding behind Sherri's skirt. Sherri then would slap the Warrior two times in the face. Warrior, a man of strong moral fiber, would never use physical violence against a woman. Instead choking back his anger the Warrior would take his aggression out by destroying the Brother Love set and smashing Sherri's royal sedan.

While a one on one encounter for the title has yet to be signed, the Warrior and Savage will soon finally meet face to face as at the upcoming Survivor Series they will be captaining opposing teams. Warrior will lead his team of Warrior's consisting of Intercontinental Champion "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich and the Legion of Doom to take on the King's Court; a dangerous quartet comprised of Savage, Mr. Perfect, and Demolition.


Blind Man's Bluff
Rick "The Model" Martel recently returned to WWF television after a month away modeling in Europe. Upon his return Martel began appearing every week at the beginning of the Brother Love Show before the interview segment to advertise his Arrogance cologne. However on the October 13th WWF Superstars Love would ask Martel to stick around while he interviewed Jake "The Snake" Roberts. While Love interviewed Roberts, Martel sprayed his Arrogance around the set and even started spraying the green bag that contained Jake's pet snake Damien. Roberts would shove Martel away however a little later on the Model would once again began to spray Damien. When Jake shoved Martel away again the Model would spray him in the eyes with the fragrance. The Snake fell to the ground writhing in pain. Martel feigned concern before retreating once the Big Boss Man and several officials came to Jake's aid. Martel has since apoligized while claiming that he didn't mean to spray Jake and that it was an accident. However going by the insincerity in his voice and the fact he was he was smiling the whole time it's obvious that neither his apology or concern are genuine.

Meanwhile Roberts vision hasn't shown much signs of improving and he even seems to be almost completely blind in his right eye. Despite his impaired vision Roberts is determined to get his hands on Martel at all costs and get retribution for blinding him. Going against doctor's orders Roberts will wrestle at the upcoming Survivor Series when he leads his team of Vipers consisting of "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka and the Rockers against Martel, the Warlord, and Power and Glory. Clearly wanting to rub more salt in the wound the Model has named his team the Visionaries. Considering the present status of Jake's vision one must ponder whether he will be an asset or detriment to his team as they strive to survive.


The Rhodes Family: Is Blood Thicker then Dibiase's Money?
Over the last few months "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase has been hell bent on trying to humiliate and make life miserable for "American Dream" Dusty Rhodes. As if buying the Common Man's manager, Sapphire, at Summerslam wasn't bad enough, Dibiase has now made things more personal by targeting Dusty's family. On the September 22nd episode of WWF Superstars Dusty and Dibiase were scheduled to go one on one. However Dibiase would back out of the match saying a common man like Dusty wasn't even worth his time. Instead Dibiase would insert his bodyguard Virgil into the match to do his dirty work. However after only about a minute into the match Dibiase would quickly interfere to cause a disqualification with him and Virgil viciously attacking Dusty. However then a tall young man sitting front row with a strong resemblance to Dusty suddenly jumped over the guardrail and began attacking both Dibiase and Virgil. Eventually Dibiase and Virgil would knock the man down with Dusty then jumping on top of him to shield him and take the brunt of the stomps the Million Dollar Man and his bodyguard were laying in. After Dibiase and Virgil were stopped by officials, the young man was removed from the arena by security. It was later revealed that the man was Dustin Rhodes, the son of Dusty Rhodes, and that he too was also a wrestler.

On the October 13th episode of Superstars Dustin, with his Dad in his corner, would make his television wrestling debut with an impressive victory over Buddy Rose after utilizing a bulldog headlock. Despite the win Dustin would have a much greater challenge awaiting him as Dibiase would challenge the younger Rhodes to a match while claiming Dusty's "punk kid" couldn't even last ten minutes with him. On the November 10th Superstars Dibiase would take on Dustin in a ten minute challenge in which Dustin could win the match by just surviving ten minutes without losing. Not surprisingly the much more experienced Dibiase would dominate the majority of the match. However the Million Dollar Man would struggle to put the youngster away as every time he went for a cover Dustin kicked out. With about a minute into the match Dibiase would catch Dustin coming off the ropes and drop him neck first across the top rope. Smelling blood the Dibiase then applied his Million Dollar Dream finishing move. Dustin fought valiantly but eventually began to succumb to the devastating hold. Dustin's arm dropped twice when the referee checked however before it dropped a third time the bell rang. The time had expired. Dustin had survived the ten minutes. After the match an embarrassed Dibiase would attack both Dusty and Dustin. After blindsiding Dusty with a clothesline to knock him out of the ring, Dibiase and Virgil would began double teaming Dustin. After ramming his arm into the ring post a few times, Dibiase would then grab a steel chair and smash Dustin's arm with it. Dusty would then manage to take the chair away from his rival to send him retreating however the damage had been done.

Dustin was scheduled to be on his fathers team at Survivor Series however as a result of the injury to his arm he will not be cleared to compete in time for the event. Instead Koko B. Ware will take his place on the Dream Team to team with Dusty and WWF Tag Team Champions the Hart Foundation to take on the Million Dollar Team of Dibiase, Rhythm and Blues, and a mystery partner who has yet to be named.


Dangerous Reunion
Demolition has gone under quite a bit of reconstruction over the last month. With Ax being run out of the WWF by the Legion of Doom the team is no longer a trio and has now become a duo again. Regardless this new trimmed down version of Demolition consisting of Smash and Crush doesn't appear to be any less dangerous then previous incarnations of the team. On top of that they may have become even more lethal with the recent reunion with old manager, Mr. Fuji.

On the November 11th Wrestling Challenge the Legion of Doom would take on Mr. Fuji's Orient Express. Several times throughout the match Fuji didn't seem to be too focused on what his team was doing and instead kept looking back towards the dressing room. It would soon would be revealed why as just when the LOD were about to finish off Tanaka with the Doomsday Device, Smash and Crush would rush the ring and attack their rivals. A brutal four on two beatdown would then commence as the devious one's troops laid waste to Hawk and Animal with both being on the receiving end of the Demolition Decapitation elbow drop double team. It was clear the whole thing was a trap and that Demolition was once again in cahoots with their old manager. Fuji was the mastermind behind Demolition's emergence as the top tag team in the WWF and with him once again calling the shots it might not be long before the destructive duo is once again on top of the tag team mountain.

Departures
Bad News Brown, Rick Rude, Akeem, Ronnie Garvin, and Ax are all no longer wth the WWF. Rude, Akeem, Garvin, and Ax all had their last major appearance at the last Saturday Night Main Event PPV on October 27th. Akeem lost to Saba Simba, Garvin was defeated by Sgt. Slaughter, Ax teamed with Smash in a steel cage tag team loss to the Legion of Doom in which he was stretchered out afterwards, and Rude lost a loser leaves town match to the Big Boss Man. Brown's last appeared on television on the October 15th Prime Time Wrestling in a loss to "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan.

Rankings

Singles

The Ultimate Warrior: WWF World Champion
(c) 275, Parts Unknown

1. "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich: WWF Intercontinental Champion
(2) 254, Denton, TX
2. "Macho King" Randy Savage
(5) 239, Sarasota, FL
3. Mr. Perfect
(3) 257, Minneapolis, MN
4. Big Boss Man
(9) 337, Cobb County, GA
5. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase
(10) 260, Bel Air, CA
6. Hulk Hogan
(-) 302, Venice Beach, CA
7. Earthquake
(8) 468, Vancouver, British Colombia
8. Sgt. Slaughter
(-) 310, Paris Island, SC
9. Tugboat
(-) 384, Norfolk, VA
10. The Warlord
(1) 321, Parts Unknown

Tag Teams

The Hart Foundation-Bret "Hitman" Hart and Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart: WWF Tag Team Champions
(c) Combined Weight: 515 pounds

1. Power and Glory-Hercules and Paul Roma
(3) Combined Weight: 510 pounds
2. Legion of Doom-Hawk and Animal
(4) Combined Weight: 571 pounds
3. Demolition-Smash and Crush
(2) Combined Weight: 600 pounds
4. The Rockers-Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty
(-) Combined Weight: 463 pounds
5. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and Nikolai Volkoff
(-) Combined Weight: 593 pounds

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Survivor Series Showdown
November 18, 1990 (taped October 30)
Ft. Wayne, IN-Allen County War Memorial Coliseum

Featured Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan on commentary.

1. WWF Tag Team Champion Bret "Hitman" Hart pinned The Honky Tonk Man w/ Jimmy Hart at 10:25 with a roll up after Honky collided with Jimmy on the ring apron.

2. Sgt. Slaughter w/ Gen. Adnan pinned Nikolai Volkoff with a clothesline at 8:05 after Adnan hit Volkoff with the Iraqi flagpole behind the referee's back.

3. Earthquake w/ Jimmy Hart defeated The Big Boss Man via count-out at 10:59 when Boss Man chased Bobby Heenan backstage; earlier in the bout, Heenan left the broadcast position and came ringside where he continuously nailed Boss Man with cheap shots when the referee wasn’t looking.

4. Rick "The Model" Martel pinned Marty Jannetty at 10:49 after Jannetty hit his head on the mat while attempting a slingshot into the ring.

5. WWF Intercontinental Champion "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich defeated Demolition Smash w/ Mr. Fuji via disqualification at 7:44 when Mr. Perfect, Randy Savage, and Crush interfered; after the match, Smash and Crush hit the Decapitation on Von Erich before the Legion of Doom and the Ultimate Warrior ran out to make the save.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Survivor Series 1990
November 22, 1990
Hartford, CT-Civic Center

Featured Gorilla Monsoon and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper on commentary.

1. Pre Show Match: Saba Simba pinned The Genius with the Nairobi Drop at 3:28.

2. The Warriors: WWF World Champion The Ultimate Warrior, WWF Intercontinental Champion "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich, and The Legion of Doom (Hawk and Animal) defeated The King's Court: "Macho King" Randy Savage (w/ "Sensational Queen" Sherri), Mr. Perfect (w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan), and Demolition (Smash and Crush) (w/ Mr. Fuji). Warrior was the sole survivor.

Order of Elimination
1. Hawk pinned Smash after a clothesline off the top rope (5:30)
2. Savage pinned Hawk after Smash knocked Hawk off the top rope (6:24)
3. Animal and Crush fought to a double count out (10:01)
4. Savage was disqualified after hitting Warrior with his sceptre (14:19)
5. Perfect pinned Von Erich with the Perfect Plex after ramming him head first into an exposed turnbuckle (16:08)
6. Warrior pinned Perfect with the flying shoulder tackle and splash (19:29).

3. The Million Dollar Team: "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase (w/ Virgil), Kane the Undertaker (mystery partner) (w/ Brother Love), and Rhythm and Blues (Honky Tonk Man and Greg "The Hammer" Valentine) (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated The Dream Team: Dusty Rhodes, Koko B. Ware (sub. for Dustin Rhodes), & WWF Tag Team Champions The Hart Foundation (Bret "Hitman" Hart & Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart). Dibiase was the sole survivor (debut of the Undertaker).

Order of Elimination
1. Undertaker pinned Ware with the tombstone after Koko was dropped throat first over the top rope (1:39)
2. Neidhart pinned Honky with a powerslam after Honky leaped over Hart after a blind tag (4:16)
3. Dibiase pinned Neidhart with a rollup after Neidhart was tripped by Virgil (7:01)
4. Undertaker pinned Rhodes with a double axe handle off the top (11:06)
5. Undertaker was counted out when he came to the aid of Brother Love against Rhodes when Rhodes started to go after him when Love started attacking him after he was eliminated (11:58)
6. Hart pinned Valentine by reversing a figure-4 attempt into an inside cradle (12:38)
7. Dibiase pinned Hart when the momentum of a crossbody by Hart put Dibiase on top (16:34)

4. The Visionaries: Rick "The Model" Martel, The Warlord, and Power and Glory (Hercules and Paul Roma) (w/ Slick) defeated The Vipers: Jake "The Snake" Roberts, "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka, and The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty). Martel, Warlord, Hercules, and Roma were the survivors.

Order of Elimination
1. Warlord pinned Jannetty by catching Jannetty coming off the middle rope and hitting a powerslam (5:03)
2. Martel pinned Snuka when the momentum of a Snuka crossbody off the middle rope put Martel on top and Martel used the tights for leverage (9:28)
3. Roma pinned Michaels following the Power Plex double team (15:40)
4. Roberts was counted out when he chased Martel backstage with Damien after Martel tried to spray Jake in the face with the Arrogance cologne after Roberts hit the DDT on the Warlord (17:42)

5. The Hulkamaniacs: Hulk Hogan, The Big Boss Man, Tugboat, and "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan defeated The Natural Disasters: Earthquake (w/ Jimmy Hart), Dino Bravo, Haku (w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan), and Sione the Barbarian at 14:49. Hogan was the sole survivor.

Order of Elimination
1. Boss Man pinned Haku with the Boss Man Slam (4:15)
2. Duggan was disqualified when he chased Jimmy Hart into the ring with the 2X4 and then used it on Earthquake after Hart pulled down the top rope and caused him to fall out of the ring (7:12)
3. Hogan pinned Bravo with an inside cradle (10:03)
4. Earthquake pinned Boss Man with two elbow drops after Barbarian hit the Boss Man from the apron (12:01)
5. Tugboat fought Earthquake to a double count-out (14:42)
6. Hogan pinned the Barbarian with the legdrop after Hulking up following a clothesline off the top (17:57)

6. The Alliance: Nikolai Volkoff, Tito Santana, and The Bushwhackers (Luke and Butch) defeated The Mercenaries: Sgt. Slaughter (w/ Gen. Adnan), Boris Zhukov, and The Orient Express (Sato and Tanaka) (w/ Mr. Fuji). Santana was the sole survivor.

Order of Elimination
1. Santana pinned Zhukov with the flying forearm (1:02)
2. Slaughter forced Volkoff to submit to the camel clutch (5:05)
3. Butch pinned Sato with the battering ram (7:19)
4. Tanaka pinned Luke with a superkick after Slaughter hit Luke from the apron (9:03)
5. Santana pinned Tanaka with the flying forearm after Tanaka missed a diving headbutt (10:05)
6. Slaughter pinned Butch with a clothesline after Butch missed a charge into the corner (11:02)
7. Slaughter was disqualified when Slaughter pulled the referee into Santana's flying forearm (14:14)

6. Hulk Hogan, WWF World Champion The Ultimate Warrior, and Tito Santana defeated "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase (w/ Virgil), Rick "The Model" Martel, The Warlord, and Power and Glory (Hercules and Paul Roma) (w/ Slick) in an ultimate match of survival. Hogan and Warrior were the survivors.

Order of Elimination
1. Warlord was counted out after getting knocked out of the ring by Santana's flying forearm (2:27)
2. Dibiase pinned Santana after a hot shot (3:31)
3. Hogan pinned Roma with a clothesline after kicking out of the Power Plex (7:29)
4. Warrior pinned Hercules with the flying shoulder tackle and splash (8:32)
5. Hogan pinned Dibiase with the big boot and legdrop after breaking up a Million Dollar Dream on Warrior (10:55)
6. Warrior pinned Martel with the press slam and splash when Jake Roberts came out and scared Martel back to the ring with Damien when Martel was trying to retreat back to the dressing room (12:48)

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News and Notes


Fear The Reaper
Perhaps the biggest happening to come out of the Survivor Series was the debut of Kane the Undertaker as the mystery partner of Ted Dibiase's Million Dollar Team. In a very short time the mysterious newcomer has already caused a lot of sleepless nights for many stars in the WWF. Standing about 6'10" and weighing over 300 pounds with a ghoulish looking ashen face and dark circles under his eyes while dressed completely in black, the Undertaker looks like a villain straight out of a horror movie. However while horror movie villains are fictitious this pale destroyer is a terrifying reality. Along with his great size and strength the Undertaker also possesses incredibly agility for such a big man, possessing the ability to walk down the top rope like a tight rope before leaping off with a punishing forearm to an opponent. Then after that the Undertaker puts his opponents to rest with a devastating inverted piledriver aptly called the tombstone.

Interestingly the Undertaker is being managed by Brother Love who has made the transition from being a TV host to a manager. Decked out in white and beat red Brother Love makes quite the contrast to the Undertaker from a visual standpoint. Since becoming Undertaker's manager Love has noticeably become more sinister and mean. Always outspoken and quick to provoke Love might become even more brash now that he has the Undertaker backing him up as they attempt to make the WWF their own personal burial ground.


The British Bulldog: Back With a Bang
After a couple of years away Davey Boy Smith has returned to the WWF. During his last stint in the federation Smith was best known for being one half of the tag team the British Bulldogs along with his partner the Dynamite Kid. However upon his return Smith is now looking to make a name for himself in the singles ranks. In his time away the Englishman has packed on about twenty pounds of rock solid muscle and is bigger and stronger then ever. However despite his increase in size Smith hasn't lost any of the agility and speed that he was also known for during previous tenure in the WWF. Since returning the Bulldog has steamrolled over all competition. At the upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event PPV Smith will face his first real test when he takes on Haku, a dangerous member of the Bobby Heenan Family. Haku, similar to Smith, is a very well rounded wrestler who combines strength, agility, and wrestling skill. It should make for an evenly contested bout when the two go head to head.


The New Orient Express
The Orient Express in another tag team who has had some personnel changes as of late. With Sato going back to Japan, Mr. Fuji has brought in Kato to team with Tanaka. The masked man adds some size and power to the team that they were previously lacking and has made the Japanese contingent a much stronger all around unit. At the upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event PPV the New Orient Express will be put to the test when they take on the Bushwhackers.

Departures
Nikolai Volkoff, Boris Zhukov, and Sato from the Orient Express are all no longer with the WWF.

Rankings

Singles

The Ultimate Warrior: WWF World Champion
(c) 275, Parts Unknown

1. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase
(5) 260, Bel Air, CA
2. Hulk Hogan
(6) 302, Venice Beach, CA
3. "Macho King" Randy Savage
(2) 239, Sarasota, FL
4. "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich: WWF Intercontinental Champion
(1) 254, Denton, TX
5. Mr. Perfect
(3) 257, Minneapolis, MN
6. Earthquake
(7) 468, Vancouver, British Colombia
7. Sgt. Slaughter
(8) 310, Paris Island, SC
8. Big Boss Man
(4) 337, Cobb County, GA
9. Rick "The Model" Martel
(-) 234, Coco Beach, FL
10. Tito Santana
(-) 244, Ticula, Mexico

Tag Teams

The Hart Foundation-Bret "Hitman" Hart and Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart
(c) Combined Weight: 515 pounds

1. Power and Glory-Hercules and Paul Roma
(1) Combined Weight: 510 pounds
2. The Rockers-Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty
(4) Combined Weight: 463 pounds
3. Legion of Doom-Hawk and Animal
(2) Combined Weight: 571 pounds
4. Demolition-Smash and Crush
(3) Combined Weight: 600 pounds
5. The Orient Express-Kato and Tanaka
(-) Combmined Weight: 462 pounds

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Upcoming Event!



Saturday Night's Main Event: Windy City Reckoning
December 15, 1990
Live on PPV!

WWF World Championship
The Ultimate Warrior (c) vs. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase

Hulk Hogan vs. Earthquake

WWF Intercontinental Championship
"Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich (c) vs. Mr. Perfect

WWF Tag Team Championship
The Hart Foundation (c) vs. The Rockers

Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. Rick "The Model" Martel

Tito Santana vs. Sgt. Slaughter

The Bushwhackers vs. The Orient Express

"British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith vs. Haku

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Saturday Night's Main Event-Windy City Reckoning
December 15, 1990
Chicago, IL-Rosemont Horizon

Featured Vince McMahon and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper on commentary

1. Pre Show Match: Sione the Barbarian w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan pinned Battle Kat at 3:55 after a clothesline off the top rope.

2. "British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith pinned Haku w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan at 8:02 with the running powerslam.

3. Rick "The Model" Martel defeated Jake "The Snake" Roberts by disqualification at 7:04 when Roberts DDTed the referee on accident after Martel thumbed him in his good eye.

4. Earthquake w/ Jimmy Hart defeated Hulk Hogan by count out at 8:13 after hitting him with Hart's mega phone outside the ring.

5. The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty) defeated WWF Tag Team Champions The Hart Foundation (Bret "Hitman" Hart and Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart) to win the titles at 18:01 when Jannetty pinned Neidhart after Michaels slingshot dropkicked him onto Neidhart as the Harts were going for the Hart Attack. After the match the two teams shook hands.

6. Sgt. Slaughter w/ Gen. Adnan defeated Tito Santana by submission with the camel clutch at 7:16 after Adnan hit Santana with the Iraqi Flag Pole. After the match Slaughter and Adnan continued to attack Santana until "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan made the save.

7. Mr. Perfect w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan pinned WWF Intercontinental Champion "The Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich to win the title at 9:32 with the Perfect Plex after hitting Von Erich with the title belt as the referee was distracted by Heenan.

8. The Orient Express (Kato and Tanaka) w/ Mr. Fuji defeated The Bushwhackers (Luke and Butch) at 7:55 when Kato pinned Butch with a superkick after Fuji tripped Butch with his cane.

9. WWF World Champion The Ultimate Warrior pinned "The Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase w/ Virgil at 9:27 with a flying shoulder tackle and splash after Virgil accidentally hit Dibiase. After the match Virgil attacked Warrior but was beaten down and about to be press slammed when "Macho King" Randy Savage blindsided Warrior and attacked him with his sceptre before hitting the flying elbow smash.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

News and Notes


New Champions
After nearly three years of scrapping and clawing the Rockers, Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty, finally reached the top of the tag team mountain at the recent Saturday Night's Main Event PPV by defeating the Hart Foundation to win the tag team championship. It was a long hard road for Michaels and Jannetty with several setbacks and injuries along the way. However no matter how many times they were knocked down they would get back up each time even more stronger and determined then the last and now the hard work has finally paid off. While winning the championship was a difficult task, holding onto might prove to be even more difficult as top challengers such the Harts, the Orient Express, Power and Glory, and Demolition will be gunning for the new champions. The charismatic young pair say they will not be closet champions and will take on any of these teams anytime and anywhere and after all the hard work it took to claim the championships aren't planning on giving them up any time soon.


Sgt. Slaughter: Declares War On Duggan
Since returning to the WWF last summer Sgt. Slaughter hasn't endeared himself to many people. However now the Sarge has undoubtedly become the most hated man in the WWF with his recent alliance with his new commanding officer General Adnan. Adnan, a general of the Iraqi army, is also a long time friend of Saddam Hussein. Since joining forces with Adnan, Slaughter has become even more vicious as foreign wrestlers such as Ronnie Garvin, Nikolai Volkoff, and Tito Santana have been brutalized by the demented drill sergeant for "not belonging in this country". Now though Slaughter is targeting different game in proud American "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan. Duggan came to the aid of both Volkoff and Santana in two seperate incidents in which they were brutally attacked by Slaughter and Adnan after the match was over. Slaughter is now declaring war on Duggan for "sticking his nose in his business". Always a proud patriot Duggan is sickened by Slaughter's recent actions and becoming an Iraqi sympathizer and has vowed that when they meet in the wrestling ring he will do what the US Troops are going to do in the middle east and "kick butt". One thing is for sure when they these two finally meet in the battlefield known as the wrestling ring it will be the mother of all battles!


Boss Man: Rounding Up The Heenan Family
Despite recent events the insults directed towards the Big Boss Man's mother from Bobby Heenan have not wavered. Boss Man has now decided that the best way to finally shut the Brain up is to incarcerate all of his Family members one by one en route to winning the Intercontinental Championship from the crown jewel of the Heenan Family, Mr. Perfect. Boss Man feels that if he can do this he will finally destroy the Heenan Family once and for all. So far the Georgia law man has made good on his claim as he's already mowed through both Haku and "Ravishing" Rick Rude while driving the latter out of the federation in the process. Even the Brain himself has felt the wrath of the prison guard as he was forced by WWF President Jack Tunney to fulfill Rude's remaining contactual obligations in matches against Boss Man after the Ravishing One was defeated by the Boss in a loser leaves town match at the October Saturday Night's Main Event PPV.

There's now just one final road block remaining between Boss Man and his goal of a Intercontinental Championship match and that's the most dangerous and evil member of the Heenan organization in the hulking Sione the Barbarian. The Barbarian has vowed to do what no other member of the Heenan Family has been able to accomplish and that's destroy the Big Boss Man. On January 19th at the Royal Rumble, the Barbarian's case will finally come to trial when he goes one on one with the Boss Man in a grudge match. Will the Barbarian stop the Boss Man's goals and aspirations cold or will the Heenan Family's enforcer just be the next to be sentenced to hard times?

Rankings

Singles

The Ultimate Warrior: WWF World Champion
(c) 275, Parts Unknown

1. "Macho King" Randy Savage
(3) 239, Sarasota, FL
2. Mr. Perfect: WWF Intercontinental Champion
(5) 257, Minneapolis, MN
3. Earthquake
(6) 468, Vancouver, British Colombia
4. Hulk Hogan
(2) 302, Venice Beach, CA
5. "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich
(4) 254, Denton, TX
6. Sgt. Slaughter
(7) 310, Paris Island, SC
7. Rick "The Model" Martel
(9) 234, Coco Beach, FL
8. Big Boss Man
(8) 337, Cobb County, GA
9. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase
(1) 260, Netherlands Antilles
10. Kane The Undertaker
(-) 328, Death Valley

Tag Teams

The Rockers-Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty: WWF Tag Team Champions
(2) Combined Weight: 463 pounds

1. The Orient Express-Kato and Tanaka
(5) Combined Weight: 462 pounds
2. The Hart Foundation: Bret "Hitman" Hart and Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart
(c) Combined Weight: 515 pounds
3. Legion of Doom-Hawk and Animal
(3) Combined Weight: 571 pounds
4. Power and Glory-Hercules and Paul Roma
(1) Combined Weight: 510 pounds
5. Demolition-Smash and Crush
(4) Combined Weight: 600 pounds

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Upcoming Event!



Royal Rumble '91
January 19, 1991
Live on PPV!

WWF World Championship
The Ultimate Warrior (c) vs. "Macho King" Randy Savage

30 Man Royal Rumble Match
Participants: Hulk Hogan, Earthquake, Sgt. Slaughter, Mr. Perfect, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Rick "The Model" Martel, "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan, Legion of Doom, Tugboat, Kane The Undertaker, Demolition, "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich, The Hart Foundation, The Warlord, Power and Glory, "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka, Dino Bravo, Honky Tonk Man, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, The Bushwhackers, "British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith, Haku, Tito Santana, Saba Simba, Shane Douglas

WWF Tag Team Championship
The Rockers (c) vs. The Orient Express

Dusty Rhodes and Dustin Rhodes vs. "The Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase and Virgil

Big Boss Man vs. Sione The Barbarian

Koko B. Ware vs. "The Mountie" Jacques Rougeau

[Duke Cameron]

The Royal Rumble, my favorite WWF/E PPV!

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Royal Rumble 1991
January 19, 1991
Miami, FL-Arena

Featured Gorilla Monsoon and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper on commentary

1. Pre Show Match: The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) w/ Jimmy Hart defeated Jim Powers and Sam Houston at 5:25 when Sags pinned Houston with an elbow drop off the top rope after Knobbs hit a powerslam.

2. WWF Tag Team Champions The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) defeated The Orient Express (Kato and Tanaka) w/ Mr. Fuji at 19:14 when Jannetty pinned Tanaka with a sunset flip as Kato & Tanaka attempted a double team move, only for Michaels to punch Tanaka in the midsection as Kato slingshot Jannetty into his partner.

3. The Big Boss Man pinned Sione the Barbarian w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan at 10:06 when the momentum of a crossbody off the top by the Barbarian put Boss Man on top for the win.

4. WWF World Champion The Ultimate Warrior pinned "Macho King" Randy Savage w/ "Sensational Queen" Sherri at 12:46 with a small package; late in the match Savage had Warrior pinned with the top rope elbow smash after hitting him with the sceptre but the referee was down after being run into by Warrior.

5. "The Mountie" Jacques Rougeau w/ Jimmy Hart pinned Koko B. Ware at 9:12 with a two handed chokeslam.

6. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase & Virgil defeated Dusty & Dustin Rhodes at 9:58 when Dibiase pinned Dusty with a roll up after running him into his own partner; following the match, Dibiase cut a promo on winning before ordering Virgil to get the Million Dollar Title and strap it around his waist; after bringing it in the ring, Virgil dropped it at Dibiase’s feet; Dibiase then ordered Virgil to pick it up and, as Virgil got down on his knees to grab it, Dibiase turned around to gloat; when he turned back around, Virgil hit him in the face with the belt, knocking Dibiase out (Dusty’s last appearance for 15 years) (Dustin’s last appearance for over 4 years).

7. Hulk Hogan won the 30 Man Royal Rumble Match at 1:03:14.

Order of Entrance
1. Bret "Hitman" Hart
2. Honky Tonk Man w/ Jimmy Hart
3. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine
4. Paul Roma w/ Slick
5. "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich
6. Rick "The Model" Martel
7. Saba Simba
8. Bushwhacker Butch
9. Jake "The Snake" Roberts
10. Hercules
11. "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka
12. Kane the Undertaker w/ Brother Love
13. Tito Santana,
14. "British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith
15. Haku w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan
16. Road Warrior Hawk
17. Demolition Smash w/ Mr. Fuji
18. Sgt. Slaughter w/ Gen. Adnan
19. Road Warrior Animal
20. Shane Douglas
21. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan
22. Earthquake w/ Jimmy Hart
23. WWF Intercontinental Champion Mr. Perfect w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan
24. Hulk Hogan
25. Demolition Crush w/ Mr. Fuji
26. Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart
27. Bushwhacker Luke
28. Dino Bravo
29. The Warlord w/ Slick
30. Tugboat.

Order of Elimination
1. Honky by Valentine (1); after the elimination Valentine pushed Jimmy Hart off the apron
2. Simba by Martel (1) who slid under the bottom rope as Simba was trying to eliminate him
3. Roma by Roberts (1) after ducking a crossbody
4. Hart by Undertaker (1) via double choke throw
5. Butch by Undertaker (2)
6. Roberts by Martel (2) via snapmare from the apron
7. Von Erich by Undertaker (3) via backdrop after ducking a Tornado Punch
8. Snuka by Hawk (1)
9. Undertaker by Hawk (2) and Animal (1) via double clothesline
10. Hawk by Martel (3) and Hercules (1) via double clothesline from behind
11. Haku by Smith (1) via backdrop
12. Hercules by Duggan (1) via backdrop
13. Animal by Earthquake (1) via backdrop
14. Santana by Earthquake (2)
15. Smash by Hogan (1) after a big boot
16. Valentine by Slaughter (1)
17. Slaughter by Duggan (2) via clothesline from behind
18. Duggan by Perfect (1) and Slaughter from the outside; afterwards Slaughter continued to attack Duggan until eventually being stopped by extra officials;
19. Luke by Earthquake (3)
20. Bravo by Tugboat (1)
21. Douglas by Perfect (2) via clothesline
22. Neidhart by Earthquake (4)
23. Earthquake by Hogan (2), Tugboat (2), and Smith (2)
24. Crush by Hogan (3) after lifting him over the top rope as Crush was punching from the second rope
25. Tugboat by Hogan (4)
26. Perfect by Smith (3) via clothesline after crotching him on the top turnbuckle
27. Smith by Martel (4) and Warlord (1)
28. Warlord by Hogan (5) via running clothesline
29. Martel by Hogan (6).

Ring Time
Rick Martel 55:14
Greg Valentine 44:49
Davey Boy Smith 37:35
Kerry Von Erich 23:46
Hercules 22:37
Shane Douglas 21:00
Bret Hart 20:18
Tito Santana 19:45
Hulk Hogan 19:14
Mr. Perfect 19:06
Earthquake 18:24
Sgt. Slaughter 16:29
The Undertaker 14:33
Demolition Crush 14:18
Demolition Smash 14:15
Paul Roma 14:09
Jake Roberts 12:55
Jimmy Snuka 11:51
Jim Duggan 10:40
Haku 10:07
Bushwhacker Butch 10:00
Jim Neidhart 9:49
The Warlord 8:28
Road Warrior Animal 6:40
Road Warrior Hawk 6:36
Tugboat 4:51
Dino Bravo 4:17
Honky Tonk Man 2:53
Saba Simba 2:25
Bushwhacker Luke: 00:04

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

News and Notes


Virgil: His Own Man
Ever since "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase joined the WWF four years ago he's always been flanked by his bodyguard Virgil. Despite constant abuse both physically and mentally from Dibiase, Virgil always stood by his employer side while doing everything that was asked of him. After inadvertently costing Dibiase to lose to WWF World Champion the Ultimate Warrior at the December Saturday Night's Main Event PPV, the Million Dollar became even harsher in his treatment of his bodyguard. Wanting to further prove the power of his money Dibiase would make Virgil do such humiliating tasks such as massage his toes, wipe sweat off his brow, and clean dung off his boots. Also on several occasions Dibiase would even slap Virgil in the face. As his treatment worsened Virgil for the first time started showing signs of being fed up of Dibiase's treatment. However every time Virgil showed signs of retaliating, Dibiase would just lean over and whisper something in his ear that would make the muscular bodyguard back off. Many for years have wondered what spell the Million Dollar Man had over Virgil to make him want to continue to put up with such poor treatment.

At the Royal Rumble Virgil could take no more. After Dibiase and Virgil defeated the Rhodes Family in a tag match, the Million Dollar Man verbally ridiculed Virgil and ordered him to go retrieve his Million Dollar Belt. Virgil grabbed the belt like Dibiase asked but instead of strapping it around his waist he instead dropped it at his feet. An angry Dibiase ordered Virgil to pick it up before reminding him of his mother and family that he had to support. Virgil relented and dropped to a knee to get the belt. Dibiase boasted into the microphone saying "If I've told you once I've told you a thousand times! EVERYBODY HAS A PRICE FOR THE MILLION DOLLAR MAN!". However as soon as Dibiase finished talking, Virgil with four years of pent up anger raging inside of him, walloped the Million Dollar Man right in the face with his own Million Dollar Belt. The crowd erupted in cheers as Virgil left the ring a free and proud man.

Virgil has now been taken under wing by none other then "Rowdy" Roddy Piper. Piper who left home when he was a teenager and who at one point was homeless has sympathized with Virgil's situation. Apparently Piper's influence also played a part in Virgil finally getting up the nerve to rebel against Dibiase. Virgil in a match with Dibiase would definitely be the underdog as he will be at a decided disadvantage in both experience and wrestling technique. However Virgil does possess a lot of raw talent and with the guidance of the Hot Rod and the new found overwhelming support from the fans, could possibly hand mister Dibiase a million dollar defeat.


The Mountie: The Dudley Do Wrong of the Rougeau Family
After a year off Jacques Rougeau has returned to the WWF. Jacques previously teamed with elder brother Raymond as the Fabulous Rougeau Brothers, one of the premier tag teams in the WWF during the mid to late 1980's. However after the split of the team following Raymond's retirement from the ring, Jacques always the more outspoken of the two brothers, decided he wanted a little more say so in the world and became a Mountie. While training with the Royal Canadian Mountie Police over the last year, Jacques has learned several control technique moves which he has used to great effectiveness in the wrestling ring. While most Mountie's are known for being stand up men, this Mountie is a loud mouth bully who likes to throw his weight around. After winning his matches the Mountie handcuffs his helpless opponents and then shocks them with a cattle prod. The Mountie claims that he "always gets his man" and that he's "the only law and order in the WWF". Obviously the Big Boss Man would take offense to the latter claim and like to prove to the man from the great white north who the law and order really is if their paths ever cross.


Hammerin' On
In a shocking turn of events longtime WWF rulebreaker Greg "The Hammer" Valentine has ditched Jimmy Hart and the Honky Tonk Man and has now become a fan favorite for the first time in his career. Problems in the Hart Camp started to arise at the Saturday Night's Main Event Hogan's Revenge PPV in October when Valentine and Honky Tonk Man failed to win the WWF Tag Team Championship against the Hart Foundation after Honky accidentally hit Valentine with his guitar. In December things would implode when Valentine took on "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka in a singles bout at the mecca of professional wrestling, Madison Square Garden. After the referee was knocked down, Jimmy Hart attempted to hit Snuka with the guitar while Valentine held the Superfly in place. However Snuka moved and Valentine took the blow instead. Snuka then covered the downed Hammer for the three count. This would be the straw that broke the camel's back for Valentine who fired Hart as his manager and chased him out of the ring. At the Royal Rumble Valentine would make his allegiances even more clear when he immediately tossed Honky out of the ring to eliminate him and then shoved Hart off the apron. Hammer would go onto to stay in the match an impressive 44 minutes, proving that he is still one of the great competitors in the WWF.

A second generation wrestler who is the son of the legendary Johnny Valentine, the Hammer has always been a very no nonsense competitor. While he went along with it, Valentine was never thrilled about teaming with Honky Tonk Man and having to dye his hair jet black. According to the Hammer he was also beginning to grow tired of Jimmy Hart's management as his constant shouting into his megaphone was distracting him during his matches. While he's still getting used to it, Valentine is starting to embrace support of the fans. While most of the long time fans of the WWF weren't appreciative of some of Valentine's methods in the ring over the years most have respected him for his skill and toughness. Valentine's toughness will perhaps be put to the test more then ever before as Hart has vowed to rid him of the WWF by sending all of the members of his stable at him. Valentine isn't scared though and has claimed that whoever the Mouth of the South sends at him; whether it be Honky Tonk or Dino Bravo or even the Earthquake, that he will hammer them all down one by one.

Departures
Dusty Rhodes, Dustin Rhodes, and Saba Simba are all done with the WWF. Dusty and Dustin last appeared at the Royal Rumble where they were defeated by Ted Dibiase and Virgil. Saba Simba last appeared on the February 2nd Prime Time Wrestling where he was defeated by the Barbarian.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Upcoming Event!



Saturday Night's Main Event: Winter Combat
February 9, 1991
Live on PPV!

WWF World Championship
The Ultimate Warrior (c) vs. Sgt. Slaughter

Jake "The Snake" Roberts and The Big Boss Man vs. Mr. Perfect and Rick "The Model" Martel

"Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich vs. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase

Six Man Tag Team Match
"British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith and The Legion of Doom vs. The Warlord and Power and Glory

Tugboat vs. The Undertaker

The Bushwhackers vs. The Nasty Boys

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Saturday Night's Main Event
February 9, 1991
Macon, GA-Coliseum

Featured Vince McMahon and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper on commentary

1. Pre Show Match: "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan pinned Dino Bravo w/ Jimmy Hart with the three point stance clothesline at 7:33.

2. The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) w/ Jimmy Hart defeated The Bushwhackers (Luke and Butch) at 9:48 when Knobbs pinned Luke with a double leg pickup into a cover, as Jerry Saggs pushed back on Knobbs from the apron for added leverage.

3. "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich w/ Virgil pinned "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase at 4:17 when Virgil tripped Dibiase as he attempted to slam Von Erich into the ring; prior to the match Von Erich introduced Virgil as his corner man.

4. Jake "The Snake" Roberts and The Big Boss Man defeated Rick "The Model" Martel and WWF Intercontinental Champion Mr. Perfect w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan at 12:25 when Boss Man pinned Martel with a ensiguri after Roberts pulled Perfect to the outside to stop a double clothesline.

5. The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer pinned Tugboat at 5:04 after walking down the top rope and dropping a elbow after Tugboat missed a corner charge.

6. "British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith and The Legion of Doom (Hawk and Animal) defeated The Warlord and Power and Glory (Hercules and Paul Roma) w/ Slick at 10:02 when Smith pinned Roma with the running powerslam; after the bout the heels attacked the faces with Power and Glory clotheslining Hawk with Hercules' chain and Warlord applying the full nelson on Smith.

7. WWF World Champion The Ultimate Warrior defeated Sgt. Slaughter w/ Gen. Adnan by disqualification at 14:16 when Randy Savage interfered; mid way through the bout "Sensational Queen" Sherri interfered and baited Warrior to chase her down the aisle way where he was blindsided by Savage who slammed a light stand onto him; after the bout Slaughter and Savage double teamed Warrior and gave him a spike piledriver on the concrete floor; Savage and Slaughter then attempted a second spike piledriver but were stopped by "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan who ran them off with his 2x4; Warrior was taken out on a stretcher afterwards.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

News and Notes


Putting It All On The Line
Over the last few months the rivalry between WWF World Champion the Ultimate Warrior and "Macho King" Randy Savage has intensified even more. At the Royal Rumble Savage finally got his championship match with Warrior but was defeated in a controversial fashion. During the bout the referee was knocked unconscious after Warrior accidentally bowled into him with a shoulder tackle meant for Savage. While the referee was down, Savage would smash Warrior over the head with his sceptre and then hit his flying elbow smash off the top rope. Savage covered Warrior and had him pinned for well over a three count but unfortunately the referee was still knocked out and couldn't count. After Savage revived the referee, he went to give Warrior a bodyslam. However the Warrior reversed it into a small package and scored a surprise three count.

Afterwards Savage was livid and demanded a rematch claiming he was robbed due to having Warrior pinned but not having a referee to count. However President Jack Tunney refused to grant him his wish since Savage had cheated by using his sceptre as a weapon. Instead Sgt. Slaughter was given the next title shot against Warrior at the Saturday Night's Main Event Winter Combat PPV. After a long back and forth match it looked the Warrior was closing in on victory after drilling the Sarge with a flurry of clothesline and a flying shoulder tackle. However when the Warrior ran off the ropes to hit his big splash for a certain victory, he was blasted in the back by an interfering Savage with a steel chair to draw a disqualification. Afterwards Savage and Slaughter double teamed the Warrior with the Macho King hitting the flying elbow smash as Slaughter held the champion's legs down. If that wasn't bad enough they continued the assault by throwing Warrior to the outside. They then removed the protective mats outside to expose the concrete floor underneath. Savage and Slaughter would then spike piledriver the Warrior onto the floor. They then went to deliver a second piledriver but "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan would run them off with his 2x4. Unfortunately the damage had been done as the Warrior was motionless and for the first time in his career had to be taken from the ring on a stretcher.

Fortunately the Warrior's injury in the attack wasn't as serious as initially feared and he's already made a full recovery. However that hasn't quelled his thirst for revenge against the Macho King. At Wrestlemania VII Warrior agreed to not only put his World Championship on the line but also his career in a match against Savage. However only if the Macho King would also put his career on the line. Savage has accepted and the match is now official as for the first time the WWF World Championship will be on the line in a career match in one of the main event matches for Wrestlemania VII. While Warrior and Savage might be the two intense wrestlers in the WWF, the high stakes of the match will likely take their intensity up even another level. One will move on and one will have to leave. It's a toss up to what the outcome will be but one thing is for certain and that's the fact that one of the greatest superstars of all time will wrestle their last match on March 23rd at Wrestlemania.


Are Power and Glory Doomed?
Recently on WWF Superstars a tag team battle royal was held to determine a number one contender to challenge the Rockers at Wrestlemania VII. Surprisingly coming out victorious was the newly formed team of Haku and the Barbarian. However there was another big development to come out of the battle royal in that a new feud has developed between the Legion of Doom and Power and Glory.

The teams in the match were Barbarian and Haku, Legion of Doom, Power and Glory, the Hart Foundation, Demolition, the Bushwhackers, the Nasty Boys, the Orient Express, and Tito Santana and Koko B. Ware. Rules for the match stated that if one member of a team was thrown over the top rope then the whole team was eliminated. One by one the teams were eliminated until it ended up boiling down to LOD, Power and Glory, and Haku and Barbarian. Power and Glory and Haku and Barbarian worked together against LOD who most had considered to be the favorites for the event. As Haku and Barbarian beat down Hawk, Power and Glory did the same to Animal. However things would backfire for Hercules and Roma when they attempted a rocket launcher double team as Animal would catch Roma in mid air and toss him over the top rope to eliminate Power and Glory. LOD would then get the upper hand on Haku and Barbarian and seemed to be on their way to a Wrestlemania title shot. They hoisted Haku up for their doomsday device finishing move, however Power and Glory angry about being eliminated were still at ringside. As Hawk scaled the top rope he was shoved off by Roma and fell down to the arena floor to unfairly eliminate LOD and give the win to Haku and Barbarian.

As a result not one but two big tag team matches have been made for Wrestlemania VII off the heels of the battle royal. Haku and Barbarian will challenge the champions the Rockers in a match akin to David versus Goliath where in one of the rare times in WWF history the champions could be the underdogs. Also Legion of Doom will look for revenge when they take on Power and Glory in what should be a tremendous power match between two of the strongest teams in the WWF.


As Nasty as They Wanna Be
Managed by the "Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart, the Nasty Boys have quickly become one of the greatest new tag team sensations to hit the scene since debuting in December. Comprised of Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags, the two rugged brawlers from Allentown, Pennsylvania have bullied their way through all competition. At Saturday Night's Main Event Winter Combat the Nasty Boys would face their first real test when they took on the Bushwhackers, another wild team who like to brawl. In the end the Nasty Boys would secure the victory and are now being seen as a team who could be a serious threat to the Rockers Tag Team Championship.

The Mouth of the South is now planning on siccing his new team on his former team, the Hart Foundation. Jimmy has held a long grudge against the Foundation after they publicly fired him several years ago. However all his attempts at revenge have failed so far with teams like the Fabulous Rougeau Brothers and Rhythm and Blues falling to the wayside while the Hart Foundation has remained as one of the top teams in the WWF. However Jimmy feels the Nasty Boys will finally succeed where his previous teams have failed. On top of that the Harts are former two time Tag Team Champions so Jimmy knows that if his team can defeat them that will also likely set them up for a future tag title shot. At Wrestlemania VII the two teams will battle in match between stalwarts against upstarts. Will the Nasty Boys prove they are for real? Or will the Hart Foundation's experience be the difference as they turn back yet another threat from their old manager?

Rankings

Singles

The Ultimate Warrior: WWF World Champion
(c) 275, Parts Unknown

1. "Macho King" Randy Savage
(1) 239, Sarasota, FL
2. Hulk Hogan
(4) 302, Venice Beach, CA
3. Mr. Perfect: WWF Intercontinental Champion
(2) 257, Minneapolis, MN
4. Earthquake
(3) 468, Vancouver, British Colombia
5. Big Boss Man
(8) 337, Cobb County, GA
6. "Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich
(5) 254, Denton, TX
7. The Undertaker
(10) 328, Death Valley
8. Sgt. Slaughter
(6) 310, Paris Island, SC
9. Rick "The Model" Martel
(7) 234, Coco Beach, FL
10. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase
(9) 260, Netherlands Antilles

Tag Teams

The Rockers-Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty: WWF Tag Team Champions
(c) Combined Weight: 463 pounds

1. Haku and The Barbarian
(-) Combined Weight: 573 pounds
2. Legion of Doom-Hawk and Animal
(3) Combined Weight: 571 pounds
3. The Hart Foundation-Bret "Hitman" Hart and Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart
(2) Combined Weight: 515 pounds
4. Power and Glory-Hercules and Paul Roma
(4) Combined Weight: 510 pounds
5. The Nasty Boys-Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags
(-) Combined Weight: 559 pounds

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Upcoming Event!



Wrestlemania VII: Coast to Coast
March 23rd and March 24th
Live on PPV!

Night 1

WWF World Championship
Career Match
The Ultimate Warrior (c) vs. "Macho King" Randy Savage

Blindfold Match
Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. Rick "The Model" Martel

Flag Match
"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan vs. Sgt. Slaughter

WWF Tag Team Championship
The Rockers (c) vs. Haku and Sione The Barbarian

"British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith vs. The Warlord

The Hart Foundation vs. The Nasty Boys

"Superfly" Jimmy Snuka vs. The Undertaker

"Texas Tornado" Kerry Von Erich vs. Dino Bravo

The Bushwhackers vs. Demolition

Night 2

Stretcher Match
Hulk Hogan vs. Earthquake

WWF Intercontinental Championship
Mr. Perfect (c) vs. Big Boss Man

Virgil vs. "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase

Legion of Doom vs. Power and Glory

Greg "The Hammer" Valentine vs. Honky Tonk Man

Tugboat vs. The Berzerker

Tito Santana vs. The Mountie

Genichiro Tenryu and Koji Kitao vs. The Orient Express

[Hulk With A Mustache]

A 2-Night WrestleMania!? What madness is this!!!!?

[Celexa Bliss]

The Mania that did poor numbers on one night running two nights? Brilliant!

(Loving this, by the way)

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Road to Wrestlemania VII
March 17, 1991 (taped March 11)
Pensacola, FL-Civic Center

Featured Vince McMahon and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper on commentary

1. Big Boss Man and WWF Tag Team Champions The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty) defeated WWF Intercontinental Champion Mr. Perfect, Haku, and Sione the Barbarian w/ Bobby "The Brain" Heenan when Boss Man pinned Haku with the Boss Man Slam at 10:24; after the bout Andre The Giant came out and shook hands with Boss Man.

"British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith defeated The Warlord by disqualification in an arm wrestling match when Warlord smashed Smith's head into the table when he was about to lose. Warlord continued to attack Smith afterwards with the table before applying the full nelson before officials broke it up.

2. Rick "The Model" Martel defeated Jim Powers by submission in a Blindfold Match with the Boston Crab at 4:23; the two briefly fought before putting on the blindfolds, with Powers knocking Martel to the floor; moments later, as Powers put on his blindfold, Martel attacked him in and outside the ring before putting on his own blindfold; after the contest, Martel took off his blindfold and continued to attack Powers.

3. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine defeated The Brooklyn Brawler by submission with the figure four leglock at 3:05.

Featured the contract signing for the WWF World Championship Career Match between Ultimate Warrior and "Macho King" Randy Savage.

4. The Berzerker w/ Mr. Fuji defeated Reno Riggins by count out at 1:55 after throwing him over the top rope to the floor.

5. Road Warrior Animal w/ Road Warrior Hawk pinned Paul Roma w/ Slick and Hercules at 5:03 after catching him coming off the top rope and hitting a powerslam.

6. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan defeated Gen. Adnan by disqualification at 1:04 when Sgt. Slaughter interfered and attacked Duggan; after the match Slaughter and Adnan further attacked Duggan with Slaughter applying the camel clutch.

7. Demolition (Smash and Crush) w/ Mr. Fuji defeated Tito Santana and Koko B. Ware at 8:02 when Smash pinned Ware after Crush kicked Ware's legs out from underneath him as he was attempting to hit the brainbuster with Smash then falling on top for the pin.

8. Bret "Hitman" Hart w/ Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart pinned Brian Knobbs w/ Jimmy Hart and Jerry Sags at 9:30 with the Hart Attack clothesline.

9. The Undertaker w/ Paul Bearer pinned Shane Douglas at 3:28 with the tombstone piledriver.