Jim Powers, Joe Gomez, Renegade, & Alex Wright defeated Kevin Sullivan, the Leprechaun, Hugh Morrus, & the Barbarian via disqualification when WCW World Champion the Giant interfered, with the Giant then accepting Hulk Hogan's challenge from last week for Hog Wild; most of the match was not shown on TV after Kevin Nash & Scott Hall invaded the control room and forced the production crew to move the cameras off the ring Lex Luger defeated Randy Savage via KO with the Torture Rack at 5:10 after avoiding the flying elbowsmash; prior to the bout, it was announced Savage would receive a title shot the following week against the winner of the WCW World Title match later in the show; several fans chanted "Luger" during the contest WCW TV Champion Johnny B. Badd (w/ Kimberly) pinned Diamond Dallas Page at 14:56 by reversing a tombstone attempt into a tombstone of his own; during the bout, WCW US Champion Konnan was seen speaking with the Spanish announce team of Pedro Morales and Miguel Alonzo; due to pre-match stipulations, Kimberly won DDP's $6 million; after the bout, Badd handed Kimberly the oversized check for the $6 million WCW US Championship Tournament Quarter Finals: Lex Luger fought Arn Anderson to a double count-out when Luger put Anderson in the Torture Rack as both men were brawling on the floor Public Enemy defeated the Armstrong Brothers Public Enemy defeated WCW Tag Team Champions Harlem Heat to win the titles The Gambler defeated Chad Brock 24thNovember 1996:WCW World War III 1996:Norfolk, VA 10,314 sellout (7,018 paid) ($118,000 live gate) J-Crown Champion Ultimo Dragon overturned Rey Mysterio Jr; Chris Jericho overcame Nick Patrick; The Giant pinned Jeff Jarrett; Harlem Heat downed Jacques Rougeau and Carl Oulette; WCW Cruiserweight Champion Dean Malenko beat Psicosis; WCW World Tag Champions Kevin Nash and Scott Hall defeated The Nasty Boys, and The Barbarian and Meng in a three-way; The Giant won the 3-ring, 60-man battle royal by last eliminating Kevin Nash and Lex Luger. Syxx vs. Chris Jericho The Main Event - 12/14/96: WCW Women's Championship Tournament Semi-Finals: Madusa defeated GAEA All Asia Athlete Women's Champion Zero in a non-title match; the bout was held before Zero's opening round match during the live telecast Syxx defeated Chavo Guerrero Jr. WCW Tag Team Champions Sting & WCW TV Champion Lex Luger defeated Harlem Heat, WCW @ Little Rock, AR - Barton Coliseum - April 20, 1996 (6,000) The Gambler defeated Randy Starr WCW Cruiserweight Champion Dean Malenko defeated Eddie Guerrero Chavo Guerrero Jr. defeated Prince Iaukea WCW Cruiserweight Champion Dean Malenko defeated Disco Inferno via submission with the Texas Cloverleaf at 12:03 following a double underhook into a powerbomb WCW Tag Team Champions Sting & Lex Luger defeated Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scotty Riggs 05. Scott Norton defeated Bill Payne 03. Dark match after the show: Randy Savage defeated Ric Flair; Bruno Sammartino was the guest referee for the bout, Bash at the Beach 96 - Daytona Beach, FL - Ocean Center - July 7, 1996 (8,300; 6,400 paid) Sting & Ric Flair vs. Brian Pillman & Arn Anderson Sting defeated Diamond Dallas Page via submission with the Scorpion Deathlock at 6:20 after avoiding a back suplex attempt; prior to the bout, it was announced WCW Saturday Night the following weekend would include the second part of an interview with Mike Ditka and WCW World Champion Ric Flair vs. Randy Savage -Big Van Vader, WCW United States Heavyweight Champion vs. Hulk Hogan, WCW World Heavyweight Champion. Kevin Sullivan, Meng, & Hugh Morrus defeated Arn Anderson, Chris Benoit, & Scott Norton (sub. Sting & Lex Luger defeated WCW Tag Team Champions Harlem Heat to win the titles at 9:33 when Luger pinned Booker T after Jimmy Hart appeared during the final moments and gave Luger a roll of silver dollars, who then hit Booker with it behind the back of referee Nick Patrick Dean Malenko defeated Lord Steven Regal The Nasty Boys defeated Juventud Guerrera & Psychosis 06. 02. Hugh Morrus pinned Dino Casanova, WCW @ Charleston, SC - January 8, 1996 Ric Flair defeated WCW World Champion the Giant via disqualification at the 9-minute mark when Lex Luger interfered, WCW @ Orlando, FL - Disney / MGM Studios - June 1996 WCW World Title Steel Cage Match: Hulk Hogan vs. Vader, 1995/09/17 Asheville, NC FALL BRAWL 1995: WAR GAMES 03. Ice Train defeated Maxx Rey Mysterio Jr. defeated Juventud Guerrera WCW Saturday Night taping: Super Calo defeated an unknown Chris Jericho defeated Manny Fernandez WCW World Tag Titles Chicago Street Fight: Nasty Boys vs. Cactus Jack & Maxx Payne Jeff Jarrett defeated Ricky Morton 24thMarch 1996:WCW Uncensored 1996:Tupelo, MS 9,000 (7,300 paid) ($104,000 live gate) Main Event:(03/24):Mr JL beat Dean Malenko(WCW Cruiserweight Title Tournament 1stRound);Jim Duggan defeated Big Bubba Rogers; Dick Slater downed Alex Wright; The Steiners battled The Nasty Boys to a no-contest. The Outsiders vs. Lex Luger & Sting Diamond Dallas Page defeated Fit Finlay Craig Pittman defeated VK Wallstreet Chris Benoit pinned Eddie Guerrero at around 7:30 by blocking a sunset flip out of the corner and grabbing the middle rope for leverage Harlem Heat defeated Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scotty Riggs Dick Slater & Mike Enos defeated Marcus Alexander Bagwell & Scotty Riggs Mike Enos & Dick Slater defeated Jim Powers & Mark Starr 2/10/96: 8/17/96: Sabu vs. Mr. JL MORE INFO Classic. Monday Nitro - the show opened 5 minutes early as WCW Tag Team Champions Scott Hall & Kevin Nash laid out the Nasty Boys, High Voltage, and Ciclope & Galaxy with steel chairs; moments later, Hall & Nash confronted Tony Schiavone at ringside about comments he made towards them the previous week; Hall & Nash then cut a promo on facing Meng & the Barbarian at World War III as part of their triangle match; moments later, they went backstage and were jumped by Meng & the Barbarian as Jimmy Hart cheered on his men; the two teams brawled in the backstage area and out of the arena as the show went to commercial break; after the commercial break, Schiavone walked out of the show after having his well being threatened by the nWo; featured a vignette of J Crown Champion Ultimo Dragon, with highlights from WCW and Japan, as Mike Tenay discussed his recently winning the eight title belts in Japan; included the announcement that Meng & the Barbarian vs. Ciclope & Galaxy, WCW TV Champion Lord Steven Regal vs. WCW Cruiserweight Champion Dean Malenko, Jeff Jarrett vs. Mike Enos, Arn Anderson vs. Bunkhouse Buck would take place on WCW Saturday Night, Chris Jericho and Kevin Sullivan would also be in action, and the show would also feature a nWo match; featured a close up of a fan in the crowd, wearing a nWo T-shirt and holding a Hulk Hogan and Roddy Piper WWF LNJ action figure, as the commentary team discussed the possibility of a Hogan vs. Piper match in WCW; included footage from the previous weekend's WCW Saturday Night in which Chris Jericho, alongside Teddy Long, confronted Nick Patrick, in a neckbrace, and his lawyer, during which Jericho challenged Patrick to a match at World War III with one arm tied behind his back; featured WCW World Champion Hulk Hogan, alongside Ted Dibiase, Virgil, and Elizabeth, confronting Eric Bischoff at the commentary table and forcing Bischoff to admit that Hogan was a better wrestler, actor, and was richer than Roddy Piper; after Bischoff reluctantly agreed to say everything Hogan wanted, the nWo members returned backstage; included Okerlund conducting an interview in the aisle with Diamond Dallas Page about rejecting the nWo's offer to join them as their eighth member; moments later, Giant, with the WCW US title, Syxx, Hall, & Nash came out; Nash eventually told Page, quoting '2001: A Space Odyssey,' "It's going to be something very beautiful happen tonight, very beautiful;" featured a closing in-ring segment in which Bischoff apologized for what Hogan made him say earlier in the show and that he was doing everything he could to get Piper to sign to face Hogan; moments later, Piper appeared and said he had never heard so many lies from people that weren't him; Piper then said his first child was born in Charlotte and he was happy to be back in the Carolinas, then saying he was being chased by the cops at the same time the highway from Charlotte to Columbia, S.C. was being built; Piper then quoted LL Cool J, "You slap Roddy Piper and you didn't get a hassle" - then pointing at Bischoff - "you're a liar;" Piper then asked Bischoff details about his supposed trip to Oregon to see Piper, then said "Listen, you piece of shit" before the entire nWo came out to the ring and Hogan hugged Bischoff; Nash, Giant, Hall, Syxx, and Vincent held Piper as Hogan said Bischoff was working with the nWo and that no one knew Piper's name before he wrestled Hogan; police swarmed the ring as Piper repeatedly spat at Hogan and had to be held back by the other nWo members; the nWo eventually left the ring, leaving Piper in the ring with a dozen cops; Piper then took the mic and said he would be at World War III with a contract "in my teeth": 02. WCW World Champion the Giant & Kevin Sullivan (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Arn Anderson & Chris Benoit at 8:01 when Giant pinned Anderson with the chokeslam; stipulations stated the Horsemen would receive a world title shot the following night on Monday Nitro if they won; early in the bout, Steve McMichael attacked the Giant from behind with the Halliburton until Giant chased him backstage; late in the match, Benoit and Sullivan battled their way to the commentary position; after the contest, Benoit and Sullivan continued to fight until Woman came out to try to get Benoit to stop; moments later, the Giant and Hart returned to the ring, with Benoit, Anderson, and Woman then leaving ringside; the Giant then carried Sullivan backstage Jacques Rougeau & Carl Ouelette (w/ Col. Jim Duggan pinned Meng at 6:00 after hitting him with a taped fist; during the match, Bischoff again ran down the results of that night's Monday Night Raw 07. 02. 02. 7/28/96: ;" Heenan then briefly left the commentary position, returned, and apologized for what he said ([ http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000GG4XWY/thhiofww-20 Brian Pillman: Loose Cannon]) WCW World Champion Ric Flair pinned Randy Savage when Arn Anderson interfered and hit the challenger with a pair of brass knuckles as Kevin Sullivan distracted the referee; Miss Elizabeth also interfered on behalf of the champion, WCW @ Norfolk, VA - Scope - February 18, 1996 (9,500; 6,487 paid) Diamond Dallas Page pinned Billy Kidman Steiner Brothers vs. Hiroshi Hase & Kensuke Sasaki WCW US Champion Konnan (w/ Pedro Morales) defeated Kevin Sullivan WCW World Title 3 Ring / 60 Man Battle Royal, 1995/12/27 Nashville, TN STARRCADE 1995: WORLD CUP OF WRESTLING WCW Tag Team Champions Scott Hall & Kevin Nash defeated Harlem Heat, WCW @ Saginaw, MI - Civic Center - November 3, 1996 (3,618) Meng & the Barbarian defeated Prince Iaukea & Jim Powers when Barbarian pinned Iaukea Sgt. Sting defeated Ric Flair Kurasawa defeated WCW US Champion Ric Flair via submission Bunkhouse Match: Bunkhouse Buck vs. Dustin Rhodes 05. WCW US Champion Ric Flair (w/ Woman & Miss Elizabeth) pinned Randy Savage at 11:43 after WCW World Champion Hulk Hogan came out and hit Savage in the back and over the head with a chair as Savage attempted to hit a piledriver on Flair outside the ring; prior to the match, still photos were shown from Flair's match against Eddie Guerrero Saturday at Hog Wild; after the bout, the commentators discussed Hogan not touching Flair The One Man Gang defeated Pez Whatley, WCW @ Las Vegas, NV - Caesar's Palace - January 22, 1996 Kevin Sullivan defeated Rick Fargo, World Wrestling Peace Festival - Los Angeles, CA - Sports Arena - June 1, 1996 (5,964) John Tenta pinned Top Gun at 1:01 with the sit-down splash; during the bout, Big Bubba & Jimmy Hart appeared ringside Yuji Nagata & Shinjiro Otani defeated El Samurai & Eddie Guerrero Chris Kanyon defeated Kid Flash New Japan/WCW Tournament first round: WCW TV Champion Lord Steven Regal defeated Satoshi Kojima WCW US Champion Konnan (w/ Pedro Morales) defeated Kevin Sullivan Monday Nitro: Craig Pittman (w/ Teddy Long) at 2:54 with the Diamond Cutter; after the bout, Long argued with referee Nick Patrick since he didn't notice DDP submitted while his back was turned; moments later, Schiavone interviewed Patrick at ringside about the match and the rumor he was the masked nWo referee on WCW Saturday Night, with Patrick denying he was Alex Wright defeated Disco Inferno Sting & Lex Luger fought Kevin Nash & Scott Hall to a no contest at around 3:40 when WCW US Champion Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Chris Benoit, and Steve McMichael rushed the ring after the Outsiders began getting away with things that should have gotten them disqualified and it appeared referee Nick Patrick pulled Hall out of the corner as Sting attempted a Stinger Splash, with the Outsiders and Patrick quickly leaving the ring; after the match, Okerlund interviewed the Horsemen at the entrance stage with Flair saying he didn't like Sting or Luger but would play ball with them because they're WCW and the Horsemen were ready for whomever the nWo had in their group, WCW @ Colorado Springs, CO - City Auditorium - August 13, 1996 (2,037; 1,500 paid; sell out) 2/16/97: Randy Savage defeated WCW US Champion Ric Flair in a non-title match, WCW @ Lubbock, TX - Municipal Coliseum - August 3, 1996 (3,000) The Nasty Boys defeated Rick & Scott Steiner and Public Enemy, WCW @ Greenville, SC - Memorial Auditorium - July 21, 1996 (4,546) 3/30/96: The Main Event - 6/2/96 - featured the contract signing for the WCW Tag Team Champion Sting vs. Lord Steven Regal match at the Great American Bash, after which Regal slapped Sting across the face: Konnan vs. Eddie Guerrero Randy Savage fought the Giant to a no contest, WCW @ Johnson City, TN - Freedom Hall Civic Center - September 14, 1996 (4,515; 3,954 paid) Glacier defeated Mike Winner Top Gap. Ric Flair & Chris Benoit defeated Scott Hall & Kevin Nash via disqualification The Nasty Boys defeated High Voltage 01. 1995 The Road Warriors defeated Meng & the Barbarian when Road Warrior Hawk pinned Barbarian WCW Tag Team Champions Kevin Nash & Scott Hall defeated Meng & the Barbarian at 11:54 when Nash pinned the Barbarian with a kick to the midsection and the powerbomb after avoiding a boot to the face; Jimmy Hart was in the challengers' corner and Syxx was in the champions' for much of the bout until Syxx chased Hart backstage with his own megaphone; the challengers played the subtle heels for the bout and the champions played the subtle babyfaces; Nick Patrick was the referee for the match WCW Tag Team Champion Sting defeated Lord Steven Regal via submission with the Scorpion Deathlock at 16:29 following a backdrop; prior to the bout, Regal was escorted to the ring by Geeves Public Enemy defeated the Nasty Boys and Rick & Scott Steiner Public Enemy defeated the Nasty Boys in a dog collar match WCW US Champion Konnan defeated Big Bubba Madusa defeated Leilani Kai Dick Slater fought the Shark to a double count-out Chris Benoit (w/ Woman) defeated Chris Jericho Big Bubba defeated John Tenta Shiro Koshinaka pinned Hiroyoshi Tenzan at 5:29 Cardenal & King Boy defeated Novato I & Acertijo 05:00. Thundercage Match: Sting & Brian Pillman & Dustin Rhodes vs. Steve Austin & Rick Rude & Paul Orndorff Pro - 8/10/96: WCW Cruiserweight Champion Rey Mysterio Jr. pinned Dean Malenko, WCW @ Corpus Christi, TX - Memorial Hall - July 31, 1996 (3,300) Shinjiro Otani vs. Eddy Guerrero Lex Luger vs. an unknown, WCW @ Macon, GA - Civic Center - December 23, 1996 (4,900) Jim Duggan pinned Dave Taylor at 2:25 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:1996_WCW_pay-per-view_events&oldid=1078454707, shows the template collapsed to the title bar if there is a, shows the template in its expanded state if there are no other collapsible items on the page, This page was last edited on 21 March 2022, at 17:25. Chris Benoit defeated Eddie Guerrero Chris Benoit defeated Eddie Guerrero Chris Jericho (w/ Teddy Long) pinned Nick Patrick at 8:00 with a superkick; pre-match stipulations stated Jericho would have to wrestle the match with one arm tied behind his back; Patrick wore a neckbrace for the match Randy Savage defeated Maxx Copyright 2010-2022 TheSmackDownHotel.com. WCW Cruiserweight Champion Rey Mysterio Jr. defeated Dean Malenko via disqualification 08. WCW Saturday Night taping: Kevin Sullivan (w/ Jimmy Hart) defeated Butch Long WCW Tag Team Champions Sting & Lex Luger defeated the Barrio Brothers when Sting put Fiedel Sierra in the Scorpion Deathlock as Luger put Ricky Santana in the Torture Rack 08. Lord Steven Regal pinned the Belfast Bruiser at 6:13 in a parking lot brawl following a piledriver onto the hood of a car; the match was contested in a blocked-off area of the parking lot with several hundred fans watching for Scott Steiner) TV Schedule. zenith 4 letters crossword clue; luton town youth team; they don't express gender nyt crossword; Chris Benoit (w/ Woman & Miss Elizabeth) defeated Randy Savage via disqualification The Nasty Boys defeated Manny Fernandez & Red Tyler when Brian Knobbs pinned Fernandez Shown live on TBS - featured Tony Schiavone & Bobby Heenan on commentary; included Gene Okerlund at A Little White Chapel where Sister Sherri and Col. Randy Savage defeated Sting and the Giant when both Sting and Giant were counted-out, WCW @ LaCrosse, WI - October 19, 1996 (1,990), WCW @ Sioux Falls, SD - October 20, 1996 (2,716), NJPW @ Kobe, Japan - World Hall - October 20, 1996 WCW Saturday Night - 12/21/96: Jushin Liger defeated Billy Kidman WCW World Tag Titles: Sting & Lex Luger vs. Road Warriors The Barbarian & Meng defeated High Voltage when Meng pinned Chaos Martial Arts Match: Meng vs. Jim Duggan Eddie Guerrero pinned Big Bubba (w/ Jimmy Hart) (sub. Eddie Guerrero pinned Chris Benoit (w/ Brian Pillman) with a roll up after Benoit accidentally hit Pillman when Guerrero moved out of the way 04. Glacier defeated Mortis VK Wallstreet defeated Joe Gomez The Nasty Boys defeated Public Enemy at 7:50 when Brian Knobbs pinned Rocco Rock after hitting him with a piece of broken table after avoiding a Drive By off a prop souvineer stand near the entranceway (Allied Powers) Hulk Hogan defeated the Giant (w/ Jimmy Hart & Kevin Sullivan) in a steel cage match at 15:04 by escaping over the top of the cage after kicking the Giant off the top rope; there were chants of "Hogan sucks" during the bout; after the bout, Hogan single-handedly fought off the Giant, Sullivan, Meng, the Barbarian, Hugh Morrus, Zodiak, the One Man Gang, and Shark before Loch Ness came out to face Hogan and was held back by the other members of the Dungeon of Doom, WCW @ Tampa, FL - Florida State Fair - February 12, 1996 03. Rob Parker) to win the titles at 13:07 when Hall pinned Booker T after Nash broke Parker's cane over Booker behind the referee's back after Booker hit the Harlem Hangover on Hall; prior to the bout, Ted Dibiase and Vincent appeared in the crowd, with Dibiase bragging about the nWo's victories earlier in the night and said the same thing would happen in the tag team title match, then introduced the challengers; Nash & Hall were heavily cheered in the match; late in the contest, after Nash took Parker's cane, Parker ran backstage (Allied Powers), WCW World Champion Hulk Hogan (w/ Ted Dibiase) pinned Randy Savage at 17:37 after the Giant came ringside, as Savage attempted to get at Dibiase, and hit a chokeslam on the floor moments after Savage knocked the champion out with Dibiase's own foreign object and then hit the flying elbowsmash; prior to the bout, Hogan, with the Giant and Vincent, appeared in the crowd, cut a promo on just finishing his "3 Ninjas" movie and having "Santa with Muscles" about to be released, and said he would wipe the mat with Savage; Hogan worked the match with a crewcut wig, from his movie filming, until Savage took it off mid-way through the match; during Savage's entrance, he had a Macho Man monster truck drive out to the entrance way; moments later, Savage cut an in-ring promo telling Hogan to send Dibiase and the Giant, who accompanied him to the ring before the match, backstage so he could kick his ass; referee Mark Curtis then sent the Giant backstage; Hogan wore sunglasses for the match until Savage took them off mid-way through and put them on himself; moments later, Elizabeth came out to be in Savage's corner; late in the bout, Curtis was knocked out, with Nick Patrick then taking over officiating duties; after the contest, the Giant revived Hogan by pouring ice water on him while Savage was helped backstage by officials and Elizabeth; moments later, Hogan, with the Giant, cut an in-ring promo on his success until Roddy Piper appeared; Piper then said he was as big a Hollywood star as Hogan and as big a wrestling icon as Hogan; Piper then referred to WrestleMania 1 and said Hogan got the cheers he did because he was facing Piper and said he was the only man Hogan could never beat; Piper then said Hogan needed to admit that he didn't draw the fans, the fans made him; after Hogan admitted Piper was as big a star as him, Piper told him to straighten up and attempted to leave until Hogan told him to squat when he goes to the restroom; moments later, Hogan and Piper came nose to nose as the two alluded to having a match; Hogan and the Giant then left the ring until Piper grabbed Hogan's title belt; the show then went off the air as the two continued to talk (Piper's surprise debut), WCW @ Phoenix, AZ - America West Arena - October 28, 1996 (6,300; 3,175 paid)
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