Image & results courtesy of Katie Latronico who estimates a crowd in the 200 range
– Dan Matha beat Patrick Clarke
First match of the night was Tough Enough contestant Patrick Clarke still using his new heel gimmick, wearing very patriotic pants with his face on them, and a Donald Trump “Make America Great Again” t-shirt. He was against Matha, a genetic freak of nature that looks a lot like Mr. Clean. It was a fun match that Matha won with a pretty sweet finisher, which looks like a pop up stunner set up after a chokeslam.
– Carmella and Daria beat Mandy Rose and Peyton Royce
Carmella teamed up with former Tough Enough contestant Daria “The Jersey Devil” Berenato against the team of Tough enough runner-up Rose and Royce. Carmella and Daria won with Daria looking really good. Carmella ended the match having Mandy tap out.
– Jeet Rama (Satender Dagar) beat Chris Girard
Rama, one of the Indian signees, came out to hardly any reaction, but quickly won the crowd over. Girard is a great heel, very erratic and aggressive. Jeet won with a roll-up after Girard worked on his leg for awhile; he celebrated while still selling the leg, and danced a bit with Jacksonville’s favorite referee, Drake Wuertz.
– Hugo Knox beat Angelo Dawkins
This was a very fun match with Knox picking up the win. Dawkins has really seemed to get his “two headbands” thing over, or at least, it seems in Jacksonville. Knox cut a promo at the end, which seemed to be something along the lines of him being “liquid money” and “a cover model”, but unfortunately, his accent made it hard to understand with him being post-match out of breath and speaking very fast. Got lots of “WHAT?!” chants as a result.
– Adrienne Reese beat Nicola Glencross
After intermission, we saw Reese vs. the former Nikki Storm, which was a spectacular match. The crowd was really into it, and both girls worked very well with one another. Nikki came out and immediately got heat by screaming at everyone that Jacksonville sucked and Scotland was better. She’s extremely aggressive and working the “crazy heel” angle seems to really work with her. Adrienne picked up the win with her finisher.
– Manny Andrade beat Alexander Wolfe via DQ
The next match was supposed to Andrade vs. Wolfe with his tag team partner Fulton in his corner. Wolfe and Fulton have this new Mad Max type of look that really works for them. The singles match was a good one until Sawyer ran in and clotheslined Manny, which led to him and Wolfe beating him down, and Tye Dillinger running in to make the save. That led to…
– Tye Dillinger and Manny Andrade beat Sawyer Fulton and Alexander Wolfe
Fun match that was mostly Sawyer and Wolfe, who work very well together, beating down Tye. Eventually, Tye and Manny turned it around for the win. The winning team celebrated in the ring and then outside greeting the fans around ringside before the show ended.
Miz got on the mic before the match and cut a promo where he channeled Rick Rude calling us “Greenville sweathogs” and talking about “what he’s like to have right now”. The whole match was building to Cesaro gettting Miz in the big swing which he didn’t during the match. Miz rolled up Cesaro after Maryse distracted him. After the match, Cesaro got the big swing on Miz and held up the Intercontinental belt.
– Stardust vs. Apollo Crews
I don’t believe Stardust was advertised beforehand so this was a surprise. Stardust did heel stalling for most of the match. Crews wins after a spinning sit down powerbomb, looked kind of like a blue thunder bomb.
– Big Cass vs Devon Dudley w/Bubba Ray Dudley
I assume this was originally Enzo and Cass vs the Dudleys. Cass does a pretty good job with the entrance promo without Enzo and the whole thing is already really popular. Bubba gets on the mic and says he hates hearing the crowd chant “How You Doin”. Cass wins after hitting the big boot on Devon and Bubba.
– The Usos vs Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows
Anderson and Gallows work one of the Usos for most of the match to lead to the hot tag. Usos were super popular and won after a top rope splash.
– Kevin Owens vs Sami Zayn
Crowd was mostly dead for this match but Owens got them back on board after a few minutes in he grabbed the mic and said he didn’t want to hear any chants that weren’t for him. Zayn won after hitting the blue thunder bomb. Best match on the show in my opinion.
Intermission
– WWE Women’s Champion Charlotte vs. Natalya
I figured this is where we’d see Ric but Charlotte came out alone and wrestled in a t-shirt which was odd. Charlotte wins after a quick roll up . After the match Natalya gets the exit where she lost but still stands there and gets cheered by the crowd for her valiant effort. I didn’t think they did those things outside of tv.
– Baron Corbin vs. Dolph Ziggler
Ziggler wins after hitting the Zig Zag on Corbin. It was a pretty uneventful match.
– WWE Champion Roman Reigns vs. Sheamus
In the smaller town of Greenville, I figured Reigns would be 100% supported but it seemed he was getting booed just as much as cheered. Reigns wins after Sheamus misses a 2nd broque kick and Reigns hits the spear.
Yokohama, Japan: – Gene Kiniski & Cyclone Negro defeated Toyonobori & Michiaki Yoshimura to win the All Asian Tag Team Title
1970
Kansas City, Kansas: – Baron Von Raschke defeated The Viking – Central States Heavyweight Champion Danny Little Bear fought Harley Race to a double-count out in three falls (referee Bob Geigel) – Rufus R. Jones & Bob Ellis defeated Roger Kirby & Jon Soto in two straight falls
1973
Moline, Illinois: – Wahoo McDaniel & Billy Robinson & Ken Patera beat Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens & Superstar Billy Graham – Horst Hoffman went to a draw with Ric Flair – Geoff Portz beat Greg Gagne
1974
Tokyo, Japan: – Giant Baba won the 2nd All Japan Champion Carnival tournament by defeating Mr. Wrestling in the finals of the elimination tournament
1981
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada: – Mad Dog Vachon & Baron Von Raschke beat Jerry Blackwell & John Studd – Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell beat Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens – Tito Santana went to a no contest with Sheik Adnan – Brad Rheingans beat Jesse Ventura
1982
Houston, Texas: – Junkyard Dog beat AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel on a 3rd fall dq – Gino Hernandez beat Tommy Rich – Wahoo McDaniel beat Tully Blanchard – Manny Fernandez ddq Mil Mascaras – Jimmy Golden & Ken Lucas & Ricky Morton & Scott Casey beat Billy Graham & Bob Sweetan & Killer Brooks & Hacksaw Duggan – Bob Sweetan beat Ken Lucas – Billy Graham beat Jimmy Golden – Scott Casey beat Killer Brooks – Hacksaw Duggan beat Ricky Morton
1983
San Juan, Puerto Rico: – Carlos Colon defeated Ox Baker to win the WWC World Heavyweight Title
Portland, Oregon: – Roddy Piper & Billy Jack Haynes defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair & Rip Oliver
1984
Ft. Myers, Florida: – NWA World champion Kerry Von Erich defeated Superstar Billy Graham
Montreal, Quebec, Canada: – AWA Champion Rick Martel beat Nick Bockwinkel – Texas Tornado Match: Frenchy Martin & Mad Dog Lefebvre beat Gino Brito Sr. & Dominic DeNucci (sub Tony Parisi) – Gino Brito Jr beat John White (sub Mr. Ito) – Mike Saw & Rick Valentine beat Armand Rougeau & Antonio Ricco – Richard Charland beat Louis Laurence
1987
Kansas City, Kansas: – Rufus Jones beat Bulldog Bob Brown to win Central State title – AWA Tag Team Champions Midnight Rockers beat Pork Chop Cash & Warlord – Ric McCord drew Vinnie Valentino – Earthquake Ferris beat Super Destroyer – Bart Batten & Bobby Jaggers beat Mr. Pogo & Steve Sybert – Dave DJ Peterson beat Rip Rogers
1992
Savannah, Georgia: – Big Josh pinned Richard Morton – The Patriots, Firebreaker Chip & Todd Champion defeated Thomas Rich & Tracy Smothers – Nikita Koloff pinned Steve Austin – Ron Simmons pinned Diamond Dallas Page – WCW U.S. Tag Team Champions Greg Valentine & Terry Taylor defeated Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin – WCW World Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Arn Anderson & Larry Zbyszko – WCW U.S. Champion Rick Rude pinned Ricky Steamboat
1993
Alexandria, Louisiana: – Kent & Keith Cole defeated the Wrecking Crew – Davey Boy Smith defeated the Barbarian – Arn Anderson pinned Erik Watts – Maxx Payne defeated Steven Dane – Rick Rude defeated Kensuke Sasaki – WCW U.S. Champion Dustin Rhodes defeated WCW World TV Champion Paul Orndorff – NWA World Champion Barry Windham defeated Ricky Steamboat – Sting defeated WCW World Champion Big Van Vader in a non-title strap match
1994
Johnson City, Tennessee: – SMW Tag Team Champions Brian Lee & Chris Candido defeated The Rock N’ Roll Express in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match – Scott & Steve Armstrong defeated Well Dunn via disqualification – Tracy Smothers defeated Jim Cornette & Killer Kyle in a handicap match – The Dirty White Boy pinned Kendo the Samurai – The Dirty White Boy won a pole battle royal
1995
WWF In Your House: Syracuse, New York: – Jean-Pierre Lafitte defeated Bob Holly – Bret Hart defeated Hakushi (with Shinja) – Razor Ramon defeated Jeff Jarrett and The Roadie – Mabel (with Mo) defeated Adam Bomb – Owen Hart and Yokozuna (with James E. Cornette and Mr. Fuji) defeated The Smoking Gunns (Billy Gunn and Bart Gunn) to retain the WWF Tag Team Championship – Jerry Lawler defeated Bret Hart – Diesel defeated Sid (with Ted DiBiase) by disqualification to retain the WWF Championship – The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) defeated Kama (with Ted DiBiase) – Bam Bam Bigelow defeated Tatanka (with Ted DiBiase) – The British Bulldog vs. Owen Hart (with James E. Cornette) ended in a time-limit draw
2000
ECW Hardcore Heaven: Milwaukee, Wisconsin: – Masato Tanaka defeated Balls Mahoney – Little Guido (with Sal E. Graziano) defeated Mikey Whipwreck (with The Sinister Minister) and Simon Diamond (with Mitch, Prodigy, Prodigette and The Musketeer) – Kid Kash defeated C.W. Anderson (with Lou E. Dangerously, Billy Wiles and Elektra) – Nova and Chris Chetti defeated Da Baldies (Angel and Tony DeVito), and Danny Doring and Roadkill – New Jack defeated Angel (with Vic Grimes and Tony DeVito) – Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Steve Corino (with Jack Victory) – Rhino defeated The Sandman to retain the ECW World Television Championship – Jerry Lynn defeated Rob Van Dam (with Bill Alfonso and Scotty Anton) – Justin Credible (with Francine) defeated Lance Storm (with Dawn Marie) to retain the ECW World Heavyweight Championship
2003
Nashville, Tennessee: – Chris Sabin defeated Amazing Red & Jerry Lynn to win the TNA/NWA X-Division Championship
2010
Buffalo, New York: – Kofi Kingston defeated Christian to win the Intercontinental Title
Buffalo, New York: – Vic Christy defeated Don McIntyre to win the Montreal and Toronto World Heavyweight Titles
1940
Boston, Massachusetts: – The French Angel defeated Steve Casey for the Boston AWA World Heavyweight Title
1954
Amarillo, Texas: – Dory Funk defeated Roy Shire for the Southwest Junior Heavyweight Title
Stockton, California: – Ben and Mike Sharpe won the San Francisco NWA Pacific Coast Tag Team Titles by defeating Ron Etchison and Enrique Torres
1959
Honolulu, Hawaii: – Ed Francis defeated Al Lolotai for the NWA Hawaii Heavyweight Title
1960
Tokyo, Japan: – Rikidozan defeated Leo Nomellini to win the second-annual JWA World League Tournament
St. Joseph, Missouri: – George and Sandy Scott defeated Emil and Ernie Dusek to win the Central States NWA World Tag Team Titles
1963
Memphis, Tennessee: – Karl and Skull Von Stroheim defeated Gino and Tony Calza to win the Mid-America NWA Southern Tag Team Titles
1964
Honolulu, Hawaii: – Robert Duranton and Shag Thomas defeated Cowboy Cassidy and Curtis Iaukea for the NWA Hawaii Tag Team Titles
1965
Los Angeles, California: – The Assassins defeated Karl and Kurt Von Stroheim for the World Wrestling Association World Tag Team Titles
1966
Tokyo, Japan: – Giant Baba defeated Wilbur Snyder to win the eighth-annual JWA World League Tournament
1968
Memphis, Tennessee: – Don Carson and The Red Shadow defeated Dennis Hall and Ken Lucas to win the Mid-America NWA Southern Tag Team Titles
1969
Portland, Oregon: – Tony Borne and Moondog Mayne defeated Karl and Kurt Von Steiger to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Titles
1971
Hattiesburg, Mississippi: – Eddie Sullivan defeated Bob Kelly for the NWA Mississippi Heavyweight Title
1972
San Francisco, California: – Lars Anderson and Paul DeMarco defeated Pepper Gomez and Rocky Johnson for the San Francisco NWA World Tag Team Titles
1973
Sydney, Australia: – Hiro Tojo and Waldo Von Erich defeated Ron Miller and Larry O’Day to win the NWA Austra-Asian Tag Team Titles
1975
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: – Dominic DeNucci and Victor Rivera defeated The Valiant Brothers (Jimmy and Johnny) for the WWWF World Tag Team Titles
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada: – Mike DuBois and Lord Alfred Hayes defeated The Beast and Johnny Weaver for the Eastern Sports Association International Tag Team Titles
Mobile, Alabama: – Dr. X defeated Ken Lucas for the NWA Gulf Coast Heavyweight Title
1976
Kansas City, Kansas: – Bob Geigel & Akio Sato defeated Ed Wiskoski & Roger Kirby – In a Texas Bull Rope Match: Mike George defeated Dusty Rhodes – Bob Brown & Mike York defeated Ray Candy & Ronnie Etchison – Tank Patton fought Omar Atlas to a draw – Pat O’Connor defeated Mr. Seki
1978
Portland, Oregon: – Jerry Oates defeated Ed Wiskoski to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Title
Omaha, Nebraska: – AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel beat Billy Robinson – Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens beat Rufus R Jones & Pat O’Connor – Steve Olsonoski beat Super Destroyer Mark II dq – Lord Alfred Hayes drew Joe Scarpello – Kay Noble beat Brenda Hoffman
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: – The Crusher beat Angelo Mosca in a chain match – Verne Gagne beat Johnny Valiant – Blackjack Lanza & Bob Orton Jr beat AWA Tag Team Champions Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell dq – Evan Johnson beat Spike Huber – Frank Hill beat Vito Martino
1979
Green Bay, Wisconsin: – Verne Gagne & Mad Dog Vachon beat Nick Bockwinkel & Pat Patterson. – Super Destroyer Mark II beat Billy Robinson dq – Greg Gagne beat Bobby Duncum dq – Doug Gilbert drew Paul Ellering – Jesse Ventura beat Dick Reynolds (sub Paul Ellering)
Houston, Texas: – Wahoo McDaniel defeated The Spoiler for the NWA American Heavyweight Title in Houston, Texas
1982
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada: – AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel beat Tito Santana – Greg Gagne beat Jerry Blackwell – Sheik Adnan beat Baron Von Raschke – Ken Patera beat Brad Rheingans – Buck Zumhofe beat Bobby Duncum
1983
St. Louis, Missouri: – Harley Race defeated Jerry Blackwell to win the NWA Missouri Heavyweight Title
Calgary, Alberta, Canada: – Velvet McIntyre and Penny Mitchell defeated Joyce Grable and Wendi Richter to win the NWA World Women’s Tag Team Title
Beckley, West Virginia: – The Great Tio defeated The Masked Miser (Angelo Poffo) to win the International Championship Wrestling Television Title
1984
St. Paul, Minnesota: – Rick Martel defeated Jumbo Tsuruta to win the AWA World Heavyweight Title – Blackjack Mulligan & Blackjack Lanza no contest Abdullah The Butcher & Jerry Blackwell – The Crusher beat Sheik Adnan – Princess Victoria & Velvet McIntyre beat Leilani Kai & Despina Montagus – Fabulous Ones beat Jesse Ventura & Steve Regal – Larry Zbyszko beat Curt Hennig dq
1985
Memphis, Tennessee: – Randy Savage to win the AWA Southern Heavyweight Title by defeating Jerry Oske
1988
Houston, Texas: – Barry Windham defeated Nikita Koloff to win the vacant NWA United States Heavyweight Title in a tournament final
1991
Memphis, Tennessee: – Robert Fuller and Jeff Jarrett defeated The Texas Hangmen (Killer and Psycho) for the USWA Tag Team Titles – Bill Dundee defeated Eric Embry to win the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
1995
Memphis, Tennessee: – Doug Gilbert won the USWA Heavyweight Title by defeating Brian Lee
1996
Nuevo Laredo, Mexico: – Pimpinela Escarlata defeated La Parka for the Mexican National Light Heavyweight Title
2005
Irondale, Alabama: – Tom Prichard defeated Rick Steiner to win the NWA Alabama Heavyweight Title
2007
TNA Sacrifice: Orlando, Florida: – TNA X Division Champion Chris Sabin defeated Jay Lethal and Sonjay Dutt in a triple threat match to retain the title – Robert Roode (with Ms. Brooks) pinned Jeff Jarrett – Christopher Daniels pinned Rhino – Basham and Damaja (with Christy Hemme) defeated Kip James in a handicap match – Chris Harris defeated James Storm in a Texas death match – Jerry Lynn defeated Senshi, Alex Shelley and Tiger Mask IV in a four corners match – TNA World Tag Team Champions Team 3D (Brother Ray & Brother Devon) defeated Scott Steiner & Tomko and The Latin American Exchange (Homicide & Hernandez) in a triple threat match to retain the title – Kurt Angle defeated TNA World Heavyweight Champion Christian Cage and Sting in a three-way match to win the title
2010
– Scott Hall and Kevin Nash defeated Matt Morgan to win the TNA Tag Team Title
2012
TNA Sacrifice: Orlando, Florida: – Gail Kim defeated Brooke Tessmacher to retain the TNA Women’s Knockout Championship – Devon defeated Robbie E and Robbie T to retain the TNA Television Championship – Mr. Anderson defeated Jeff Hardy – Crimson defeated Eric Young (with ODB) – Austin Aries defeated Bully Ray – Kurt Angle defeated A.J. Styles – Bobby Roode defeated Rob Van Dam in a Ladder match to retain the TNA World Heavyweight Championship – Kazarian & Christopher Daniels defeated Samoa Joe & Magnus to win the TNA Tag Team Titles
Kansas City, Kansas: – Ron Reed defeated Tor Kamata – Jerry Kozak defeated Oki Shikina – Pat O’Connor defeated Lee Henning – The Mongolian Stomper defeated The Viking – Bob Geigel & Bob Brown defeated Bobo Brazil & Bob Ellis in three falls
1967
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada: – AWA Champion Verne Gagne beat Larry Hennig in a 2 out of 3 falls match – Johnny Valentine beat Bob Boyer – Johnny Powers beat Doug Gilbert – Harley Race drew Rene Goulet – Stan The Moose beat Jake Barman
1973
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: – Indian Strap Match: Wahoo McDaniel beat Superstar Billy Graham – AWA Tag Team Champions Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens beat Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch in 2 out of 3 falls – European Rules: Billy Robinson beat Horst Hoffman – Geoff Portz beat Rene Goulet – Reggie Parks beat Ric Flair – Greg Gagne beat Kenny Jay
1978
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: – WWWF World Champion Bob Backlund defeated Spiros Arion via countout – Gorilla Monsoon defeated Butcher Vachon – Superstar Billy & Luke Graham defeated Dusty Rhodes & Haystacks Calhoun
1980
Portland, Oregon: – The Sheepherders defeated Roddy Piper and Rick Martel to win the NWA Pacific Tag Team Titles
1984
Spencer, North Carolina: – The Masked Outlaw (Dory Funk Jr.) defeated NWA Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Champion Angelo Mosca Jr. to win the championship
San Antonio, Texas: – NWA World champion Kerry Von Erich defeated Ric Flair
1985
Minneapolis, Minnesota: – AWA Champion Rick Martel beat Nick Bockwinkel – Larry Hennig & Jerry Blackwell went to a no contest with AWA Tag Team Champions Road Warriors – Jim Garvin beat the Crusher dq – Jerry Blackwell beat Terry Gordy dq – Steve Regal drew Buck Zumhofe – Fabulous Freebirds Michael Hayes & Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts beat Steve O & Buck Zumhofe & Kenny Jay
1986
Greenville, South Carolina: – Nikita Koloff defeated Magnum TA in a Russian chain match
1990
Detroit, Michigan: – NWA U.S. Tag Team Champions Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk defeated the Samoan Swat Team – Mike Rotunda & NWA Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner defeated The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) – The Road Warriors defeated Doom in a Street Fight
1999
Springfield, Missouri: – Vampiro defeated Lash Laroux – Hugh Morrus defeated Jerry Flynn – La Parka & Silver King defeated Super Calo & Lizmark Jr – Chavo Guerrero Jr. defeated Juventud Guerrera – Konnan defeated Disco Inferno – WCW World TV Champion Booker T defeated Brian Adams – Sting defeated Ric Flair and Diamond Dallas Page
2002
Tokyo, Japan: – Keiji Mutoh, George Hines & Kaz Hayashi defeated Genichiro Tenryu, Arashi & Nobutaka Araya to win the All Japan Giant Baba Memorial Cup Six-Man Tournament
2012
ROH Border Wars: Toronto, Ontario, Canada: – Grizzly Redwood defeated Delirious – Eddie Edwards defeated Rhino (with Truth Martini) – The All Night Express (Rhett Titus and Kenny King) and T.J. Perkins defeated The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) and Mike Mondo – Jay Lethal defeated Tommaso Ciampa – Lance Storm defeated Mike Bennett (with Bob Evans) – Michael Elgin defeated Adam Cole – Roderick Strong (with Truth Martini) defeated Fit Finlay to retain the ROH World Television Championship – Wrestling’s Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas and Shelton Benjamin) defeated The Briscoe Brothers (Jay Briscoe and Mark Briscoe) to win the ROH World Tag Team Championship – Kevin Steen defeated Davey Richards to win the ROH World Title
Columbus, Ohio: – Frankie Talaber defeated The Great Mephisto for the Midwest Wrestling Association World Junior Heavyweight Title
1945
Houston, Texas: – Jules Strongbow defeated Hans Schnable to win the Texas Heavyweight Title
1949
Columbus, Ohio: – Martino Angelo defeated Billy Fox in Columbus, Ohio for the MWA World Junior Heavyweight Title
1950
Kansas City, Kansas: – Lee Henning beat Enrique Torres in 2 out of 3 falls – Joe Dusek and Tommy O’Toole drew 1 fall a piece – Dutch Hefner and Mayes McLain drew – Jay Steele beat Jack Moore
1954
San Francisco, California: – Rocky Brown and Leo Nomellini defeated Ben and Mike Sharpe to win the San Francisco NWA World Tag Team Title
1962
Calgary, Alberta, Canada: – Czaya Nandor and Sandor Kovacs defeated Aldo Bogni and Alexis Bruga to win the Stampede International Tag Team Title
1963
Omaha, Nebraska: – Fritz & Waldo Von Erich beat Verne Gagne & Don Leo Jonathan – Pat O’Connor beat Roy Collins – Doug Gilbert beat Guy Mitchell – Bobby Managoff drew Larry Hennig
1967
Chattanooga, Tennessee: – The Blue Infernos defeated Billy and Jimmy Hines for the Mid-America NWA World Tag Team Title
1968
Minneapolis, Minnesota: – Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat Verne Gagne & Bill Watts – Mighty Igor Vodik beat Mad Dog Vachon dq – Dr X beat Dutch Savage – Bob Boyer drew Bob Ramstead – Luke Brown beat Big K
1972
Cleveland, Ohio: – Don and Johnny (Greg Valentine) Fargo defeated Dominic DeNucci and Tony Parisi to win the National Wrestling Federation Tag Team Title
1976
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: – The Executioners (Killer Kowalski and Big John Studd under masks) defeated Louis Cerdan and Tony Parisi for the WWWF World Tag Team Title
Shreveport, Louisiana: – Killer Karl Kox and Bob Sweetan defeated Ted DiBiase and Dick Murdoch for the Tri-State NWA United States Tag Team Title
1978
Osaka, Japan: – Giant Baba and Jumbo Tsuruta won the NWA International Tag Team Title defeating Kim Duk and Kintaro Ohki
1979
Omaha, Nebraska: – Verne Gagne & Mad Dog Vachon beat Nick Bockwinkel & Bobby Duncum – Greg Gagne beat Pat Patterson – Doug Gilbert (sub Steve Olsonoski) drew Ray Stevens – Jesse Ventura (sub Buddy Wolff) beat Billy Robinson dq – Jesse Ventura beat Joe Scarpello (sub Paul Ellering)
1980
Charlotte, North Carolina: – The Iron Sheik defeated Jim Brunzell for the NWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Title
1981
Fort Worth, Texas: – Ernie Ladd defeated Kerry Von Erich to win the World Class American Heavyweight Title
1985
Portland, Oregon: – Billy Jack Haynes and Ricky Vaughn defeat Mega Maharishi (Ed Wiskoski) and Kendo Nagasaki for the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Title
1987
Memphis, Tennessee: – Jeff Jarrett defeated Moondog Spot in Memphis, Tennessee to win the NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Title – Mark Starr and Billy Travis defeated Badd Company (Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka) for the CWA/AWA International Tag Team Title
1991
Guaynabo, Puerto Rico: – Brad Anderson defeated Ricky Santana to win the WWC World Junior Heavyweight Title
Shakopee, Michigan: – Charlie Norris defeated Golden Idol (subbing for Terminator Rigs) for the Pro Wrestling America Heavyweight Title
1996
AAA TripleMania IV: Chicago, Illinois: -Karis la Momia, Arunyo, & Killer defeated Blue Demon Jr., Torero, & Mascara Sagrada Jr. in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match -Jerry Estrada & Juventud Guerrera defeated Pantera & Super Calo in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match -Picudo, Cibernetico, & El Mosco defeated Octagon, the Ultimo Dragon, & La Parka in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match -WCW U.S. Champion Konnan & Perro Aguayo defeated Pierroth Jr. & Cien Caras in a lumberjack match
ECW A Matter of Respect: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: – El Puerto Ricano and Damien fought to a no-contest – Damien Kane and Devon Storm defeated The Dudley Boyz (Buh-Buh Ray and D-Von) by disqualification – The Full-Blooded Italians (Little Guido and J.T. Smith) defeated Hack Meyers and Axl Rotten – Taz defeated Beef Wellington – ECW World Heavyweight Champion Raven defeated Pitbull #2 and The Sandman in a three-way dance to retain the title – Chris Jericho defeated Mikey Whipwreck – Shane Douglas defeated ECW World Television Champion 2 Cold Scorpio to win the title – Rob Van Dam defeated Sabu – Tommy Dreamer and The Gangstas defeated Brian Lee and ECW World Tag Team Champions The Eliminators
1997
WWF In Your House: Richmond, Virginia: – Rockabilly pinned Jesse James – Hunter Hearst Helmsley (with Chyna) pinned Flash Funk – Mankind defeated Rocky Maivia by submission – The Nation of Domination (Crush, Faarooq and Savio Vega) defeated Ahmed Johnson in a gauntlet match – Ken Shamrock defeated Vader in a no holds barred match – WWF Champion The Undertaker pinned Steve Austin to retain the title
2003
Mexico City, Mexico: – Taiji Ishimori defeated Super Crazy for the vacant UWA World Welterweight Title
2008
TNA Sacrifice: Orlando, Florida: – Team 3D (Brother Devon and Brother Ray) defeated James Storm (with Jackie Moore) and Sting – Christian Cage and Rhino defeated Booker T and Robert Roode – The Latin American Xchange (Hernandez and Homicide) (with Hector Guerrero) defeated Kip James and Matt Morgan – A.J. Styles and Super Eric defeated Awesome Kong (with Raisha Saeed) and B.G. James – Kaz defeated Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin, Consequences Creed, Curry Man, Jay Lethal, Jimmy Rave, Johnny Devine, Shark Boy and Sonjay in a TerrorDome match to determine the number one contender to the TNA X Division Championship – Team 3D (Brother Devon and Brother Ray) defeated Christian Cage and Rhino – The Latin American Xchange (Hernandez and Homicide) (with Hector Guerrero and Salinas) defeated A.J. Styles and Super Eric (Eric Young) – Gail Kim defeated Angelina Love, Christy Hemme, Jackie Moore, ODB, Salinas, Rhaka Khan, Roxxi Laveaux, Traci Brooks and Velvet Sky in a 10-woman TNA Knockouts Makeover Battle Royal to determine number one contender to the TNA Women’s Knockout Championship – The Latin American Xchange (Hernandez and Homicide) (with Hector Guerrero and Salinas) defeated Team 3D (Brother Devon and Brother Ray) to win the vacant TNA World Tag Team Championship – Samoa Joe defeated Kaz and Scott Steiner (with Petey Williams and Rhaka Khan) to retain the TNA World Title
Des Moines, Iowa: – MWA World Heavyweight Champion Dave Levin beat Ray Steele to capture the National Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Title 2 out 3 falls – Tom Zaharias beat Jack Dillon in 2 out of 3 falls
1946
Houston, Texas: – Buddy Rogers defeated Lou Thesz to win the NWA Texas Heavyweight Title
1951
Kansas City, Kansas: – Dennis Clary defeated Sonny Myers to win the Central States Title
1961
Fargo, North Dakota: – In a Non Title match; Bob Geigel beat AWA Champion Verne Gagne
1968
Atlanta, Georgia: – The Big O (Johnny Valentine under a mask) defeated Mr. Wrestling to win the NWA Georgia Heavyweight Title
1969
Minneapolis, Minnesota: – The Crusher & Bill Watts beat Mad Dog Vachon & Butcher Vachon – Dr X beat Pampero Firpo
1973
Kansas City, Kansas: – Black Angus defeated Bob Brown – Mike George defeated Argentina Zuma – Omar Atlas defeated Jim Dalton – Harley Race defeated L.D. Lewis – Danny Little Bear defeated Bob Orton via DQ – Togo the Great & Tokyo Joe defeated Bob Geigel & Tex McKenzie
1974
Rockford, Illinois: – The Crusher & Wahoo McDaniel beat Larry Heiniemi & Buddy Wolff – Baron Von Raschke beat Geoff Portz
1975
St. Paul, Minnesota: – Superstar Billy Graham & Dusty Rhodes beat Baron Von Raschke & Horst Hoffman in a Loaded Glove Match – Ivan Putski beat Bobby Heenan – Khosrow Vaziri (Iron Sheik) beat Rock Riddle – Betty Niccoli beat Miss Pamela – Jim Brunzell beat Geoff Portz
1980
Greensboro, North Carolina: – Rick Steamboat & Jay Youngblood defeated Ray Stevens & Greg Valentine for the NWA World Tag Team Title
1981
St. Paul, Minnesota: – AWA World Champion Verne Gagne defeated Nick Bockwinkel (After the match, Verne Gagne announced he was retiring as AWA World Heavyweight Champion. Verne vacated the title and it would later be awarded to number-one contender Nick Bockwinkel) – Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell & Buck Zumhofe beat Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson & Bobby Heenan – Posedown: The Crusher beat Jesse Ventura – Baron Von Raschke beat John Studd – Tito Santana no contest Sheik Adnan – Larry Hennig beat Adrian Adonis – Brad Rheingans drew Jerry Blackwell
1982
Greenville, North Carolina: – Jack Brisco defeated Roddy Piper to win the Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Title
1985
WWF Saturday Night’s Main Event: Uniondale, New York: – Barry Windham, Mike Rotundo & Ricky Steamboat defeated The Iron Sheik, Nikolai Volkoff & George “The Animal” Steele – WWF World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan defeated Cowboy Bob Orton via DQ – WWF Women’s Champion Wendi Richter defeated Fabulous Moolah – Junkyard Dog defeated Pete Dougherty
1999
Orlando, Florida: – Debra defeated Sable for the WWF Women’s Title
Eugene, Oregon: – Herb Parks defeated Prince Ilaki for the Pacific Coast Light Heavyweight Title
1950
San Fransisco, California: – Ben and Mike Sharpe defeated Ray Eckert and Hard Boiled Haggerty to win the San Francisco NWA World Tag Team Titles
1951
Montreal, Quebec, Canada: – Buddy Rogers defeated Bobby Managoff to win the Montreal Athletic Commission’s World Heavyweight Title
1957
Stockton, California: – Ben and Mike Sharpe defeated Leo Nomellini and Enrique Torres for the San Francisco NWA World Tag Team Title
1957
Amarillo, Texas: – Bob Geigel defeated Don Curtis to win the Amarillo NWA North American Heavyweight Title
Toronto, Ontario, Canada: – Pat O’Connor and Whipper Billy Watson defeated Bill and Ed Miller for the NWA Canadian Open Tag Team Title
1958
Houston, Texas: – El Medico defeated Pepper Gomez to win the NWA Texas Heavyweight Title
1961
Macon, Georgia: – Guy Mitchell and Bob Rasmussen defeated Gypsy Joe and Skull Murphy to win the Georgia NWA Southern Tag Team Title
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada: – John DePaulo and Stan Mykietowich defeated Frenchy Champagne and Ole Olsen in Winnipeg, Manitoba to win the Madison Wrestling Club Tag Team Title
1963
Kansas City, Kansas: – United States Heavyweight Champion Bob Geigel defeated Pat O’Connor
1966
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada: – Tony Borne and John Tolos defeated Paddy Barrett and Tom Geohagen for the Vancouver NWA Canadian Tag Team Title i
1967
Little Rock, Arkansas: – Jack Brisco and Gorgeous George, Jr. defeated The Assassins to win the Tri-State NWA United States Tag Team Title
Tampa, Florida: – Jose Lothario and Wahoo McDaniel defeated Rocket and Sputnik Monroe for the Florida NWA World Tag Team Title
1968
Kansas City, Kansas: – Jack the Ripper & Baron Von Heisinger defeated Bobby Shane & The Viking – Steve Bolus defeated Stan the Moose – Carmen Monge & Jean Antone defeated Kay Noble & Betty Niccoli – Roger Kirby defeated Klondike Bill – Central States Tag Team Title: Ronnie Etchison & Sonny Myers defeated Bob Geigel & Bob Brown in three falls to win the titles
1969
Sydney, Australia: Mario Milano defeated The Spoiler (Don Jardine) for the International Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Title
1972
Tampa, Florida: – Boris Malenko and Bob Roop defeated Bobby Shane and Bearcat Wright for the NWA Florida Tag Team Title
Macon, Georgia: – The Assassins (Jody Hamilton and Tom Renesto) defeated NWA Macon Tag Team Champions Bob Armstrong and Bill Dromo to win the title
Portland, Oregon: – The Royal Kangaroos (Jonathan Boyd and Norman Frederick Charles) won the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Title by defeating Tony Borne and Moondog Mayne
1973
Nashville, Tennessee: – Jerry Lawler and Jim White defeated Jackie Fargo and Jerry Jarrett for the Mid-America NWA Southern Tag Team Title
Rockford, Illinois: – Ric Flair went to a time limit draw with Greg Gagne
1975
Tokyo, Japan: – PWF Heavyweight Champion Giant Baba and WWWF World Heavyweight Champion Bruno Sammartino wrestled to a no contest
Atlanta, Georgia: – Bob Armstrong and Robert Fuller defeated NWA Georgia Tag Team Champions Assassin #2 and Toru Tanaka (with Rock Hunter) to win the title
Dothan, Alabama: J.C. Dykes defeated Dick Dunn for the NWA Alabama Heavyweight Title
Meridian, Mississippi: – Big Bad John defeated Rip Tyler to win the NWA Mississippi Heavyweight Title
Sydney, Australia: The Missouri Mauler and Steve Rackman defeated Ron Miller and Larry O’Day for the NWA Austra-Asian Tag Team Title
1980
Denver, Colorado: – AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel beat Mad Dog Vachon – AWA Tag Team Champions Verne Gagne & Mad Dog Vachon beat Adrian Adonis & Jesse Ventura
1981
Bayamon, Puerto Rico: – Carlos Colón defeated Killer Karl Krupp to win the WWC Puerto Rico Heavyweight Title and WWC North American Heavyweight Title
1983
Memphis, Tennessee: – Dutch Mantel defeated Bill Dundee to win the AWA Southern Heavyweight Title
1984
Miami, Florida: – Dennis Brown defeated Mike Fever in a $2,000 bonus match – Kevin Sullivan defeated Mike Davis – Superstar Billy Graham defeated Chief Joe Lightfoot in a no-disqualification match – Mike Graham and Mike Rotundo defeated Chavo and Hector Guerrero in a best-of-three falls match – Kevin Sullivan defeated Dennis Brown – Blackjack Mulligan and Barry Windham defeated NWA Florida United States Tag Team Champions and NWA Florida Southern Heavyweight Champion Ron Bass and NWA Florida Brass Knuckles Champion Black Bart – Dusty Rhodes defeated The Purple Haze in 14 seconds in a loser leaves town match
1987
Memphis, Tennessee: – Badd Company (Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka) defeated Steve Keirn and Mark Starr for the CWA/AWA International Tag Team Title
St. Petersburg, Florida: – Jimmy Valiant defeated Colt Steele – Bob & Brad Armstrong defeated the MOD Squad – Mke Graham defeated Dory Funk Jr – Florida Heavyweight Champion Mike Rotundo defeated Kevin Sullivan – Jimmy Garvin defeated Teijo Khan – NWA Florida Tag Team Champions Steve Kiern & Stan Lane defeated the MOD Squad – Barry Windham & Ed Gantner defeated Dory Funk Jr. & the Tahitian Prince – The Road Warriors fought NWA World Tag Team Champions Rick Rude & Manny Fernandez (w/ Paul Jones) to a double disqualification – Dusty Rhodes defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair via disqualification
1988
Memphis, Tennessee: – Jerry Lawler defeated AWA World Heavyweight Champion Curt Hennig to win the title – Brickhouse Brown defeated The Nightmare – Mark Starr and Scott Steiner defeated Doug and Tommy Gilbert – AWA World Tag Team Champions Badd Company (Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka) defeated Tom Brandi and Billy Travis – The Cuban Assassins defeated The Bruise Brothers (Don and Ron Harris) – Mike Graham and Steve Keirn defeated CWA Heavyweight Champion Max Pain and Gary Young – Jerry Jarrett and Robert Fuller fought to a double-disqualification – Bill Dundee defeated Eddie Gilbert
1989
Tampa, Florida: – Mike Graham and Dustin Rhodes defeated Southern Force (Black Bart and Bobby Jaggers) for the NWA Florida Tag Team Title
1992
Hamburg, Pennsylvania: – The Sioux War Party (Dancing Wolf and White Cloud) defeated The Canadians in the finals of an eight-team tournament to win the vacant IWCCW Tag Team Title
Cloverdale, British Columbia, Canada: – Ole Olson defeated Moondog Moretti to win the West Coast Championship Wrestling Heavyweight Title
1993
Saitama, Japan: – The Head Hunters defeated Yukihiro Kanemura and Miguel Pérez, Jr. in the finals of a four-team tournament to win the vacant W*ING World Tag Team Title – El Texano won the WWC/W*ING World Junior Heavyweight Title from Masayoshi Motegi
SMW Volunteer Slam II: Knoxville, Tennessee: – Robert Gibson defeated The Tazmaniac – Killer Kyle defeated Robert Fuller by disqualification – SMW Television Champion Brian Lee defeated SMW Tag Team Champion Stan Lane – Kevin Sullivan defeated Jimmy Golden – SMW Tag Team Champion Tom Prichard defeated Ricky Morton – SMW Heavyweight Champion Tracy Smothers defeated The Dirty White Boy in a “coward waves the flag” match to retain the title – Robert Fuller, Jimmy Golden, SMW Television Champion Brian Lee and The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express (Robert Gibson and Ricky Morton) defeated SMW Tag Team Champions The Heavenly Bodies (Stan Lane and Tom Prichard), Killer Kyle, Kevin Sullivan and The Tazmaniac in a steel cage match
1994
Memphis, Tennessee: – Brian Christopher defeated Doug Gilbert in a hair vs. title match to win the USWA Heavyweight Title
1999
WCW Slamboree: St. Louis, Missouri: – Raven and Saturn defeated Chris Benoit & Dean Malenko (with Arn Anderson) and WCW World Tag Team Champions Billy Kidman & Rey Mysterio in a three-way match to win the title – Konnan pinned Stevie Ray (with Horace Hogan and Vincent) – Bam Bam Bigelow pinned Brian Knobbs in a hardcore match – Rick Steiner pinned WCW World Television Champion Booker T after a diving bulldog to win the title – Gorgeous George (with Madusa, Miss Madness and Randy Savage) pinned Charles Robinson (with Asya and Ric Flair) – WCW United States Heavyweight Champion Scott Steiner defeated Buff Bagwell – Roddy Piper defeated Ric Flair (with Arn Anderson and Asya) by disqualification – Sting fought Goldberg to a no-contest – Kevin Nash pinned WCW World Heavyweight Champion Diamond Dallas Page to win the title
2003
Orlando, Florida: – Simon Diamond and CW Anderson defeated PJ Friedman and Steve Williams in a tournament final to become the first MLW Global Crown Tag Team champions
2006
Cincinnati, Ohio: – Jon Moxley defeated Pepper Parks for the Heartland Wrestling Association Heavyweight Title
2007
Louisville, Kentucky: – Paul Burchill defeated OVW Heavyweight Champion Idol Stevens to win the title
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– Dolph Ziggler b. Baron Corbin with a superkick and zig zag
Surprisingly good match. From a mechanical perspective, Corbin is much improved from where he was even a year ago.
– Titus O’Neil b. Fandango with a powerbomb
Fandango attacked Titus before the bell. Match itself probably went about a minute. Not much to it.
– WWE Women’s Champion Charlotte b. Natayla with a rollup after putting her feet on the ropes
Other than one or two mistimed spots early, the work was very good. However, the ring announcer (Eden Stiles) did ask the crowd before the match if they “wanted to see some beautiful women in the ring” so apparently old stereotypes die hard.
– Sami Zayn b. Stardust with the Blue Thunder bomb
Stardust stalled for most of the match and got quite a bit of heat. Zayn had a loyal, vocal minority really into him but Stardust was more over as a heel than Zayn was as a face. Match was fine, nothing special.
– AJ Styles b. Kevin Owens with the Phenomenal Forearm
Very good match, best of the night. Owens got a lot of heel heat early but was so great that as the match wore on he was getting as many cheers as boos. AJ’s in-ring timing is even more amazing live than it is on TV.
– Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows b. Darren Young & Mark Henry with the Magic Killer
Not much to the match, although it was weird to see Mark Henry as the babyface in peril. For not having been on TV very long Anderson & Gallows did get a decent reaction.
– Big Cass b. Primo with his East River Crossing sidewalk slam
Primo jumped Cass as he was cutting a promo before the match, but Cass ended up wiping him out quickly. Crowd was really into the singalong.
– IC Champion Miz (w/Maryse) b. Cesaro after throwing him into an exposed turnbuckle
Miz got tremendous heel heat from the second he walked out from the curtain until the match was over. Match was all sorts of overbooked with run-ins and interference from Maryse.
– WWE Champion Roman Reigns b. Sheamus with the spear
Hard hitting but the two have had much better matches. Both men were heavily booed at the start, but as the match wore on the reactions to Roman were probably 50-50. It is interesting because the last time Reigns was in Sioux Falls against Bray Wyatt he was pretty much universally cheered.
All in all, one of the better house shows I’ve seen from WWE since they started coming back to Sioux Falls regularly about 15 years ago. None of the matches were bad and the stuff that wasn’t as good was kept short. A lively crowd that was into the talent helped.
– Pre-show poll asked which match from WM32 to show before the event
Reigns def. HHH (11%)
The Undertaker def. Shane McMahon (40%)
Brock Lesnar def. Dean Ambrose (49%)
– Becky Lynch & Sasha Banks def. Emma & Lana – 18 min.
Crowd loved both the faces (Sasha might have had a bigger reaction due to the Eddie Guerrero connection). Sasha does The Banks Statement for the win while Lynch did her submission at the same time.
– Sin Cara def Epico – 9 min.
Guess worth noting that Los Matadores somewhat exist since that was his Titantron and attire for him. Some of the crowd seemed to boo that since at least some knew that’s a dead gimmick.
– Goldust def. Viktor with R-Truth as ref – 12 min match
R-Truth came out 1st with a decent pop. No reaction to Viktor, and fine reaction to Goldust. R-Truth played favor to Goldust and would often ignore Viktor’s attempted pinfalls or submissions. Finally, Goldust got an upper hand then won on a quick 3 count against him. Crowd enjoyed such mannerisms from R-Truth during the match (he ate some cotton candy from a fan from ringside) and after the match, both Goldust and R-Truth played along Truth’s theme song with the crowd.
– WWE Tag Team Champions The New Day (Big E & Xavier Woods) def. Kane & Big Show vs Erick Rowan & Braun Strowman in an elimination match – 17 min match
New Day came out first to a good reaction, then Rowan and Strowman came out to boos, biggest pops were to Kane then Big Show. Match was fun, Kane eliminated Wyatts, and then Xavier pinned Kane almost immediately. After Wyatts started to attack them, they then did a triple chokeslam by Kane and Show (with Xavier in between them). New Day then got the Big Show to dance, then Kane after 2 or so minutes.
INTERMISSION
– Hype Bros def. Social Outcasts – 10 min match
Decent pop for Ryder, and Mojo looks like he just enjoys it all. Outcasts were just there to do what they were to do, no fanfare.
– US Champion Kalisto def. Alberto Del Rio – 12 min match
Crowd was into both (“Si chants ” for Del Rio, “Lucha” for Kalisto) Match was pretty good. In the beginning, Del Rio attempted to not fight go back through the Titantron.
– Dean Ambrose def. Rusev – 17 min match
Dean probably got the biggest pop between him, women’s babyfaces, and Kane with Big Show. Crowd was into both him and Rusev until Lana came out to distract and got heat on Rusev then she was kicked out by the ref. Ambrose after a struggle wins after Dirty Deeds.
