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  • Alan4L’s Japanese Wrestling Notebook: Dragon Gate & Sendai Girls’ biggest show

    I’ve been in Japan for a few days for some great wrestling action at Korakuen Hall. Here’s a rundown of what I’ve seen:

    Dragon Gate:

    Yosuke Santa Maria & Stalker Ichikawa (dressed as Stan Hansen for the second time this week) vs.Ryo Jimmy Saito & Genki Horiguchi H.A.GeeMeee!!! 

    Super fun comedy match with some good action at times.Santa Maria is such an entertaining performer and really got to shine here. Her push continued with a pinfall win over Genki.

    Don Fujii & U-T vs. Kaito Ishida & Takehiro Yamamura

    Wow, this was incredible. It had everything you’d want from it. Don Fujii being surly and beating the tar out of the young guys, the young guys being ultra-competitive with each other, great crowd heat and a fantastic finish. This was perfect for what they set out for.

    El Lindaman vs. T-Hawk

    Huge upset here as Lindaman got the biggest singles victory of his career, knocking off T-Hawk with a Cross Armbreaker after ten minutes of good action.

    Kzy, CIMA & Gamma vs. Monster Express

    Excellent fast paced trios match, with charisma abound. Like in the last match, this had a huge result as Big R Shimizu beat CIMA clean with the Shot Put Slam. The crowd went wild for the finish.

    Punch Tominaga, Dragon Kid & Eita vs. Naruki Doi, Kotoka & Monday Ryu

    The stip here was that Punch had to retire if he lost. The result was a white hot atmosphere with the crowd living and dying with the nearfalls. Eita made Kotoka tap with the El Numero Uno. The finishing stretch of this was just out of this world.

    Verserk vs. The Jimmys

    With special “Jimmy for a night”, Masaaki Mochizuki in tow, the Jimmys scored a huge victory in the main event after 20 minutes of insane action. They did an incredible job weaving Verserk strife into a match which involved so much coordination and timing. It was incredible to watch a match like this in front of the Japanese fans. Susumu pinned YAMATO after a vicious Jumbo No Kachi lariat. Watch out for The Jimmys entrance and yours truly getting involved.

    Post match, Verserk split into two sides to set up the annual DEAD OR ALIVE cage match where hair and masks are at stake. We got a bonus 19 second Cyber Kong/Mondai Ryu match to determine who could avoid the Cage. Mondai won.

    Sendai Girls

    This was the biggest show in the history of the promotion as they hit Korakuen Hall for the first time headlined by the renewal of a classic rivalry.

    Aja Kong vs. Meiko Satomura

    The result was a bona-fide Match Of The Year Candidate. I saw all the big matches from Mania weekend while I’ve been over here and this topped everything. It also topped the incredible Daisuke Sekimoto main event I saw last week at BJW. Aja Kong looked as good as she did in her prime. Not only was her offence looking fantastic but her selling and the subtle little things she did added so much to the match and made me realise I was watching one of the greatest wrestlers of all time.

    However, she was topped by Satomura, who was absolutely heroic as the babyface. Her fire and her execution were on another level from almost anyone I’ve ever seen in person before. I knew she was good, real good, but not this good. Satomura won the match after an epic closing stretch and retained the title. Kong sold the loss, and the damage, brilliantly after the match. It was like Godzilla being taken down, and slumping away to fight another day.

    The undercard was a really fun variety show. We had a hard hitting opening tag match, a comedy match, a really good hardcore match pitting Hikaru Shida & Syuri against KAORU & DASH Chisako, and an awesome veteran vs rookie match as Nanae Takahashi defeated hot prospect Chihiro Hashimoto. This show airs on the 16th, and the main event is absolutely must-see stuff.

  • NXT Columbia, SC, live results: Nakamura bleeds; Finn Balor & Austin Aries team up

    Submitted by James Gates

    No Way Jose d. Steve Blake

    Jose got the crowd going with chants early on. He and Blake worked the crowd for a good 3 minutes before they locked up. The crowd chanted Jose to the tune of Sami Zayn’s Ole, and “Hey, we want some Jose”. Jose was a good comedy character and did some comedy spots with Blake. The match was good for an opening match to get the crowd going. Jose won with a wind up baseball pitch punch to Blake’s head.

    Riddick Moss d. John Skyler

    Riddick came out with the mic and cut a generic “this town sucks” promo. Skylar came out and is from Columbia, SC, apparently. He was mildly over throughout the match. No mention of why Patrick Clark got swapped out. The match was very bare bones like a tryout match. At the start, Riddick wanted the ref to take his vest off. He turns his back and Skyler takes it off for him, then poses with it. He then teases a toss the vest to the crowd spot, then tosses it to Riddick and dropkicks him to start the match. The match was very basic, but Riddick got the majority of the offense in. Riddick pinned Skyler while holding onto the ropes. I don’t know how the ref didn’t see it, since from my angle it looked like he was looking right at it. 

    Carmella d. Peyton Royce

    Carmella cut her standard promo before the match. She said that she wasn’t the Queen of Staten Island today, but the Queen of Columbia. This match was slow and painful. Crowd wasn’t really into it. Lots of holds, lots of slow kicks from Royce. Carmella eventually won in a short match.

    Elias Sampson d. Alex Riley

    Elias comes in from the crowd to boos. He gets in the ring and cuts a short promo about the city. He then starts playing for a couple of seconds before being interrupted by Alex Riley. This match had the longest chinlock spot ever: at least 8 minutes of Samson putting a chinlock on Riley. They teased Riley breaking from it multiple times to no avail. The crowd was really turning on the match until the very end of the chinlock spot where they started getting into it. Then, Riley broke out and the crowd really didn’t react that much. It was like they wanted to see how long the chinlock was gonna last. This match was decent and Samson gets a lot of heat. Riley is overlooked by the crowd. Samson wins with his neckbreaker finisher.

    NXT Tag Champions American Alpha d. The Revival

    This was by far the best match and the one the crowd reacted to the most. AA come off as stars and were so hot with the crowd throughout the entire match. The match itself was almost like a repeat of the Takeover match, with the same spots being repeated, like Dash and Dawson holding onto each other while they get German Suplexed. It was still very fun.

    During the match, either Dash of Dawson inside cradled Gable and pinned him. The crowd was stunned silent for about 3 seconds until Drake reversed his decision when he realized the wrong Revival member was in and kept the match going. AA then did their spots and hit Grand Amplitude for the win. Crowd is ecstatic.

    NXT Women’s Champion Asuka d. Eva Marie

    Eva was booed coming out, but during the match, she was cheered quite a bit. However, it felt more like the crowd was cheering Eva to spite the fans who were booing her. There was a “You Can’t Wrestle/Yes She Can” dueling chant going on with both sides equally loud. Eva worked heel throughout the match. She got a lot of offense in, it was pretty much evenly split. The match was decent. Eva didn’t botch any moves. Asuka put a lot of work in though wrestling circles around eva. Asuka won when she transitioned the armbar into the Asuka lock.

    Shinsuke Nakamura d. Manny Andrade

    Manny came out first and got a pretty mild reaction while Nakamura came out like a star, People overwhelmingly cheered Nakamura. The match was really good but was short because it was a house show. I think it went no longer than 12 minutes. As the match went on, there’s blood on the side of Nakamura’s head, and the match is stopped. The doctors came out to work on Nakamura causing the crowd to chant “PG Sucks” among other things.

    They worked on Nakamura for a long time, and I thought he might actually not be okay. Then Nakamura started thumping his foot against the ring to get the crowd going and then he went after Manny. He didn’t seem affected by his time on the ground. Manny did a lot of lucha moves that got under Nakamura’s skin throughout the match. When Manny would hit a lucha move, Nakamura would immediately go outside and sell for a bit.

    Manny did a moonsault off the stage ramp onto a standing Nakamura on the floor. Manny didn’t much of a reaction until he did the Kota Ibushi spot. The moonsault off the rope that misses and then follows up with another moonsault. It got a nearfall and the crowd popped and chanted for Manny. Nakamura then quickly cut him off and hit the Kinshasa for the win. It was a good match that could’ve been a lot better if given the time.

    NXT Champion Finn Balor and Austin Aries d. Baron Corbin and Tye Dillinger

    Tye comes out first and starts talking about Columbia and himself and how he’s a perfect ten. He hypes up Corbin as his partner. Corbin comes and keeps his shirt on. He kept his shirt on for the entirety of the match despite the pleas from the crowd to take it off. Finn and Aries hit the ring and Finn cuts a promo hyping up Corbin on his debut and winning the Battle Royale. He then says that he’s gonna throw Corbin over the rope tonight in Columbia.

    The match starts and it revolves around whether Corbin or Finn will throw the other over the top rope. Corbin throws Aries over very early on, grabs the mic and says to Finn, “See how easy it was for me to throw that little guy over the top rope, now im gonna do it to you”. The match is good, Tye takes around 70% of the offense for Finn/Aries. Finn and Aries trade getting the heat from Corbin throughout the match. Then Finn hits slingblade on Corbin and Corbin staggers to the rope. Finn then finally clotheslines Corbin over the rope. Aries dives outside onto Corbin.

    Finn hits the Sling Blade on Tye, then hits the Blood Sunday for the win. Finn then gets the crowd to sing Nah Nah Nah Nah Wave Goodbye to Corbin. After the match, Aries and Finn get the ref (not drake) to toss Tye over the rope and he does to much applause. This was a really good show overall, wish some matches got more time than others.

  • Daily pro wrestling history (04/08): Larry Zbyzsko wins AWA World Title; Eddie Guerrero wins ECW TV Title

    1908

    Baltimore, Maryland:
    – Gus Schoenlein defeated Fred Beell for the American Middleweight Title 

    1946

    Denver, Colorado:
    – The Swedish Angel defeated Everett Marshall to win the Rocky Mountain Heavyweight Title

    1953

    Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada:
    – Paul DeGalles and Tarzan Potvin defeated Bronko Lubich and Bud Rattal for the vacant Northwest Tag Team Titles

    1954

    Cedar Rapids, Iowa:
    – US Champion Verne Gagne beat Sky Hi Lee 
    – Fritz Von Erich beat Johnny Balbo

    1957

    Fort Worth, Texas:
    – Rito Romero defeated Danny McShain to win the NWA Texas Junior Heavyweight Title

    Albuquerque, New Mexico:
    – Danny Plechas defeated Juan Garcia for the Rocky Mountain Heavyweight Title 

    1960 

    Houston, Texas:
    – Torbellion Blanco defeated Pete Managoff for the NWA Texas Heavyweight Title

    1964

    Honolulu, Hawaii:
    – Neff Maivia defeated Hard Boiled Haggerty to win the NWA Hawaii Heavyweight Title 

    1966

    Nashville, Tennessee:
    – Al Costello defeated Alex Perez to win the NWA Southern Junior Heavyweight Title 

    1967

    San Francisco, California:
    – Pepper Gomez and Pedro Morales defeated Pat Patterson and Ray Stevens for the American Wrestling Alliance World Tag Team Titles 

    1970

    Los Angeles, California:
    – Pantera Negra and Tony Rocco defeated Karl Heisinger and Kinji Shibuya for the NWA Americas Tag Team Titles

    1971

    Amarillo, Texas:
    – Bobby Duncum and Woody Farmer defeated The Beast and Bulldog Brower to win the NWA Western States Tag Team Titles

    Kansas City, Kansas:
    – Bob Orton & Baron Von Raschke defeated Bobby Whitlock & The Viking
    – Rufus R. Jones defeated Ronnie Etchison 
    – Danny Little Bear & Bob Geigel defeated John Tolos & Baron Von Heisinger
    – The Stomper defeated Harley Race by winning the only fall of a scheduled three (60:00)

    1972

    Griffin, Georgia:
    – Buddy Colt defeated El Mongol for the NWA Georgia Heavyweight Title

    1972 

    Los Angeles, California:
    – Kinji Shibuya won the NWA Beat the Champ Television Title from Don Carson

    1976

    Amarillo, Texas:
    – The Mighty Canadian (Gene Kiniski) defeated The Super Destroyer to win the Amarillo NWA International Heavyweight Title 

    1978 

    Caguas, Puerto Rico:
    – Ox Baker defeats Carlos Colón to win the WWC Puerto Rico Heavyweight Title 
    – Invader I won the WWC Caribbean Heavyweight Title from Pierre Martel

    1979 

    Toronto, Ontario:
    – Greg Valentine defeated Dino Bravo for the Toronto NWA Canadian Heavyweight Title 

    Mexico City, Mexico:
    – Astro Rey defeated Dos Caras to win the Mexican National Light Heavyweight Title 

    1981

    Tampa, Florida:
    – Dory Funk, Jr. won the NWA Florida Heavyweight Title from Barry Windham

    1982

    Kansas City, Kansas:
    – Mark Romero (Youngblood) defeated Gene Lewis for the NWA Central States Television Title 

    1985

    Montreal, Ontario, Canada:
    – Dino Bravo & Rick Martel beat AWA Tag Team Champions Road Warriors dq
    – Jos Leduc beat Leo Burke
    – Gino Brito Sr. & Tony Parisi beat King Tonga & Richard Charland dq
    – Raymond & Armand & Jacques Rougeau Jr. beat Sailor White & The Samoans
    – Tonga Kid beat Mad Dog Lefebvre
    – Rick Steiner & Scott Duran defeat Gino Brito Jr & Sunny War Cloud
    – Mr. Samu beat Reggie Rapone
    – Cuban Assassin beat Antonio Ricco

    1986 

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Jerry Lawler defeated Bill Dundee to win the AWA Southern Heavyweight Title 

    1988

    Fort Worth, Texas:
    – John Tatum and Jack Victory defeated Shaun and Steve Simpson for the World Class Texas Tag Team Titles

    1989

    Calgary, Alberta, Canada:
    – Chris Benoit and Biff Wellington defeated Makhan Singh (Mike Shaw) and Vokkan Singh (Gary Albright) to win the Stampede International Tag Team Titles

    1990

    St. Paul, Minnesota:
    – Special Referee: Nick Bockwinkel: Larry Zbyszko beat Mr Saito to regain the AWA Title
    – Non Title Cage Match: Paul Diamond & the Trooper beat AWA Tag Team Champions Destruction Crew Mike Enos & Wayne Bloom
    – Nord The Barbarian beat Kokina Maximus 
    – Tully Blanchard beat Tommy Jammer
    – Baron Von Raschke (sub Junkyard Dog) beat Colonel DeBeers COR
    – Texas Hangmen beat Brad Rheingans & DJ Peterson
    – Jake Milliman beat Todd Becker

    1991 

    Fridley, Minnesota:
    – The Lightning Kid won the Pro Wrestling America Light Heavyweight Title by defeating Jerry Lynn

    1995

    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
    – Eddie Guerrero defeated 2 Cold Scorpio for the ECW World Television Title

    1995

    Johnson City, Tennessee:
    – Buddy Landel defeated Bobby Blaze to win the SMW Heavyweight Title 

    1999

    Dundalk, Maryland:
    – Headbanger Mosh defeated Romeo Valentino for the Maryland Championship Wrestling Heavyweight Title 

    2000 

    Buffalo, New York:
    – Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Little Guido and Super Crazy in a three-way dance to win the ECW World Television Title

    Guaynabo, Puerto Rico:
    – Bouncer Bruno and Dutch Mantel defeated Black Boy and José Rivera, Jr. for the WWC World Tag Team Titles

    2002 

    Phoenix, Arizona:
    – Spike Dudley pinned WWF European Champion William Regal to win the title

  • NXT Concord, NC, live results: Finn Balor & Nakamura team up

    Submitted by Jason Sitek

    No Way Jose defeated Riddick Moss

    Both guys are pretty green, but this was a prelim house show match. Jose got some solid chanting, and has a Latin baseball player’s walk-up music. Lots of dancing and then he won the match with a baseball pitching wind-up punch.

    Elias Samson defeated John Skyler

    As soon as Samson’s music hit, the place starts booing. He cut a promo and sang a song but the sound at floor level was not great, so you could not really make anything out. Skyler is from Concord but fans were more focused on booing Samson.  Lots of “drift away” and “you can’t wrestle” chants.

    Alex Riley defeated Blake

    No Murphy or Alexa with Blake who is pretty dead without them. Lots of “Where’s Alexa?” chants. Alex Riley smiled at the “young Triple H!” chants, commenting on his look, but that’s about the only good thing to say about this. Riley won the match, but I’m not sure anyone was the better for it.

    Eva Marie defeated Carmella

    Carmella out first to a huge pop. Eva came out to tremendous heat and boos, but you can tell the crowd loves booing her and she loves getting that reaction. Lot of knee-in-the-back rest holds from Eva to Carmella. Carmella got her comeback, but Eva got the win by keeping her feet on the bottom rope. Carmella left, but came back and hit her finisher on Eva to pop the crowd.

    NXT Tag Team Champions American Alpha defeated The Revival

    Gable is great, but I was most impressed by Jordan, Dash, and Dawson. Revival got lots of heat on Gable and were bantering back and forth with the crowd.  They were sarcastic and heelish, and it was great. Jordan got his babyface comeback and took off the shoulder straps, then later in the match emphatically put them back on and immediately got fired up and took them back off — to the roar of the crowd. 

    Spot of the night was a new one for this match-up (from what I can tell) where Gable was in the corner and one member of Revival tries to schoolboy him, but Gable has his arms around the other Revival member and suplexes him. Alpha wins, but no signature finisher.

    – Short promo from Tom Phillips and Dasha Fuentes about merch & and then intermission.

    Austin Aries defeated Manny Andrade

    Manny out to generic Latin music and very little reaction — but that would change by the end of the match.  Most people, including NXT fans, may not know who Manny is/was and how good he is. Very quiet during the first half of the match, but some of the best wrestling of the night. Aries had the crowd support at first but credit to him for getting Manny over.  By the time this match was done, Manny was the star leaving the ring.  Aries pinned him but helped up him and pointed at Manny in a way that let the fans know the former La Sombra is the real deal.

    NXT Women’s Champion Asuka defeated Peyton Royce

    Peyton Royce out with new heel music, attire, and heel mannerisms. She has a small flower she carries with her and smells from time to time.  Asuka was out but had no belt. Eva Marie came out before the match got underway, carrying the “belt” underneath a blanket, challenging Asuka to a match for the title at NXT Columbia the next night. 

    The crowd loved Asuka, and was really one of the best on this show tonight. Peyton got a lot of offense in, but Asuka tapped her out to the Asuka Lock.  Asuka then asked for a mic and in confident English said “Eva, I’m going to kick your ass.”

    NXT Champion Finn Balor/Shinsuke Nakamura defeated Tye Dillinger/Baron Corbin

    Wildly entertaining man event. Dillinger out first and the “10” gimmick is over. He cut a promo about how this crowd/show is a 4 but since he’s a 10, he’ll give them a perfect match and perfect victory.  Corbin out next and the banter was excellent.  Nakamura out third and the crowd made known who they came to see. The entire arena could not have been more excited to see him live. Finn Balor still wildly popular as NXT champ and cheered but not as big as Nakamura. Corbin worked the match with his shirt on and bantered with the crowd, rubbing his fingers together to show the only way he’d take it off would be for money.

    Finn was up first and the crowd erupted when he tagged in Nakamura.  Tye and Baron tagged in and out to delay eventually facing him. Lots of the usual Nakamura spots like the vibrating stomp, knees and kicks, but you don’t even care if you’ve seen it before because it’s so great live. His facial features sell it even further.

    Since Concord is just outside of Charlotte, the Flair chops were used heavily. Finn hit Tye with chops and then went FULL-Flair and started strutting and WOO!-ing.  He sold it like he had dreamed of working the Carolinas as Flair as a kid. The Flair spots culminated in a perfect Flair-flop from Dillinger and the crowd laughed uproariously and applauded.  Nothing bad but nothing memorable from Corbin.  After some grappling, Nakamura hit Tye with a knee strike from the top rope and tagged Finn who hit the Bloody Sunday for the pin.

    Finn and Nakamura celebrated, and then Balor grabbed the mic and cut a promo. He was very passionate and said that after ‘Mania there were a lot of tired, sore, and even some homesick wrestlers, but crowds like tonight make them want to go out and not let anyone down.  The crowd appreciated the candor.  He then handed the mic to Shinsuke who said he only had one thing to say: “YEAOH!”  — and the entire crowd did it with him.

    Fun moment after the match: Finn grabbed a fan’s sign and held it up to all sides of the ring.  The sign read “WHERE ARE DOC AND KARL?” 

  • Daily pro wrestling history (04/07): John Cena defeats the Rock to win the WWE World Title

    1927

    St. Louis, Missouri:
    – Ed “Strangler” Lewis b. John Pesek in 2 out of 3 falls

    1933

    Des Moines, Iowa:
    – Bronko Nagurski beat Earl Wampler 

    1945

    Wichita, Kansas:
    – Orville Brown beat Ray Eckert 
    – Vic Holbrook beat Earl Wampler 
    – Chief Little Wolf beat Jim Parker 
    – Jack Kennedy beat Al Szasz 

    1949

    Kansas City, Kansas:
    – NWA World Heavyweight Champion Orville Brown beat Lucky Simunovich 
    – Dean Detton beat Jimmy Coffield 
    – Abe Kashey and Harold “Sonny” Myers drew (30:00) 

    1962

    St. Paul, Minnesota:
    – Doug Gilbert & Joe Scarpello beat Mr. M & Stan Kowalski 2 out of 3 falls
    – Dale Lewis beat Tiny Mills dq
    – Ricky Lopez beat Blackjack Daniels
    – Roy Collins beat Eddie Sharkey

    1964

    Des Moines, Iowa:
    – AWA Champion Verne Gagne drew Pat O’Connor when the 60 minute time limit expired in the 3rd fall
    – Sonny Myers ddq Mongolian Stomper
    – Kathy Starr beat Jean Antone
    – Steve Bolus (sub Don Jardine) beat Lee Henning

    1973

    Chicago, Illinois:
    – AWA Tag Team Champions Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens beat Don Muraco & Wilbur Snyder
    – Indian Strap Match: Wahoo McDaniel beat Superstar Billy Graham
    – Reggie Parks beat Ivan Koloff dq
    – Sailor Art Thomas beat Higo Hamaguchi
    – Rene Goulet beat Vic Rossitani
    – Khosrow Vaziri beat Ken Dillinger

    1979

    Chicago, Illinois:
    – King Kong Brody beat Dick The Bruiser
    – AWA Tag Team Champions Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens beat Jim Brunzell & Steve Olsonoski
    – The Crusher beat Lord Alfred Hayes
    – Bobo Brazil beat Cecil Dubois
    – Billy Robinson beat Bobby Duncum
    – Super Destroyer Mark II beat Paul Ellering
    – Igor Volkoff drew Spike Huber

    1983

    Lexington, Kentucky:
    – Stagger Lee won a 24 man battle royal
    – Jerry Lawler beat AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel dq
    – Bill Dundee beat Terry Taylor
    – Fabulous Ones beat Moondogs dq
    – Stagger Lee beat Bobby Eaton
    – The Galaxians drew Steve O & Bobby Fulton
    – Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson beat Pork Chop Cash & Duke Myers
    – Duke Myers beat Carl Fergie
    – Dutch Mantel beat The Angel
    – Sonny King beat Jim Dalton

    1986 

    Wrestlemania II: 
    New York, New York:
    – Don Muraco fought Paul Orndorff to a double countout
    – WWF Intercontinental champion Randy Savage pinned George Steele
    – Jake Roberts pinned George Wells with a DDT
    – Mr. T defeated Roddy Piper via DQ in a boxing match

    Chicago, Illinois:
    – The British Bulldogs defeated Greg Valentine and Brutus Beefcake to win the WWF Tag Team championship
    – WWF Women’s champion The Fabulous Moolah pinned Velvet McIntyre a
    – Cpl. Kirchner pinned Nikolai Volkoff 
    – Andre the Giant eliminated Bret Hart to win a 20 man Battle Royal 

    Los Angeles, California:
    – Hulk Hogan defeated King Kong Bundy in a steel cage match to retain the WWF World Title
    – Ricky Steamboat pinned Hercules Hernandez 
    – Adrian Adonis pinned Uncle Elmer 
    – Terry and Hoss (Dory Jr.) Funk defeated the team of Tito Santana and The Junkyard Dog

    2013 

    Wrestlemania 29: East Rutherford, New Jersey:
    – John Cena defeated The Rock to capture the WWE World Title
    – The Miz defeated Wade Barrett to win the WWE IC Title
    – The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns) defeated Big Show, Randy Orton and Sheamus
    – Mark Henry defeated Ryback
    – Team Hell No (Kane and Daniel Bryan) defeated Dolph Ziggler and Big E Langston to retain the WWE Tag Team Championship
    – Fandango defeated Chris Jericho
    – Alberto Del Rio (with Ricardo Rodriguez) defeated Jack Swagger (with Zeb Colter) to retain the World Heavyweight Championship    
    – The Undertaker defeated CM Punk (with Paul Heyman)
    – Triple H (with Shawn Michaels) defeated Brock Lesnar (with Paul Heyman) in a No Holds Barred match

  • Daily pro wrestling history (04/06): Daniel Bryan wins WWE World Title

    1945

    San Francisco, California:
    – Dean Detton defeated Vincent Lopez for the San Francisco Pacific Coast Heavyweight Title 

    1966 

    – Chief Little Eagle defeated Eduardo Perez to win the NWA Gulf Coast Heavyweight Title

    1970 

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Al Greene and Frank Martinez defeated Johnny Walker and Tojo Yamamoto in a tournament final in to win the vacant Mid-America NWA Southern Tag Team Titles

    1974 

    New Brocton, Alabama:
    – Ken Lucas defeated The Wrestling Pro for the NWA Alabama Heavyweight Title

    1979 

    Tokyo, Japan:
    – Abdullah the Butcher defeated Jumbo Tsuruta to win the annual AJPW Champion’s Carnival tournament

    San Juan, Puerto Rico:
    – Dory Funk, Jr. and Terry Funk defeated The Invaders (I and II) for the WWC World Tag Team Titles

    Calgary, Alberta, Canada:
    – Jake Roberts defeated Big Daddy Ritter (Junkyard Dog) for the Stampede North American Heavyweight Title 
    – Leo Burke and Bruce Hart won the Stampede International Tag Team Titles from Mr. Hito and Mr. Sakurada

    1979 

    Tokyo, Japan:
    – Abdullah the Butcher beat Jumbo Tsuruta in the finals of the Champion Carnival tournament

    1980 

    Monroe, Louisiana:
    – The Junkyard Dog and Buck Robley defeated The Fabulous Freebirds (Terry Gordy and Michael Hayes) for the Mid-South Tag Team Titles

    1981

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Bill Dundee and The Dream Machine won the AWA Southern Tag Team Titles defeating Masa Fuchi and Mr. (Atsushi) Onita

    1987 

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Rocky Johnson and Soul Train Jones (Virgil) defeated Big Bubba (Typhoon/Tugboat) and Goliath for the AWA Southern Tag Team Titles

    1991 

    King’s Lynn, England:
    – Dave Taylor defeated Dave Finlay for the British Heavyweight Title 

    Osaka, Japan:
    – The British Bulldogs (The Dynamite Kid and Johnny Smith) defeated Kenta Kobashi and Tsuyoshi Kikuchi (subbing for the injured Johnny Ace) to win the AJPW All Asia Tag Team Titles

    Tokyo, Japan:
    – Dynamite Kid & Johnny Smith beat Kenta Kobashi & Johnny Ace in Osaka to win the All-Asia tag titles

    1996 

    Bayamon, Puerto Rico:
    – The Canadian Glamour Boys (Sean Morley and Shane Sewell) defeated Huracán Castillo, Jr. and Ray Gonzalez for the WWC World Tag Team Titles 

    1997

    WCW Spring Stampede: Tupelo, Mississippi:
    – Rey Misterio, Jr. pinned Ultimo Dragon 
    – WCW Women’s Champion Akira Hokuto pinned Madusa to retain the title
    – WCW World Television Champion Prince Iaukea pinned William Regal to retain the title
    – The Public Enemy (Johnny Grunge and Rocco Rock) defeated Jeff Jarrett and Steve McMichael 
    – WCW World Tag Team Champion Kevin Nash (with Ted DiBiase and WCW Cruiserweight Champion Syxx) defeated Rick Steiner to retain the title
    – Lex Luger defeated The Giant, Booker T and Stevie Ray in a Four Corners match
    – Diamond Dallas Page (with Kimberly) pinned Randy Savage in a no disqualification match 

    2002 

    Caguas, Puerto Rico:
    – Eddie Colón won the WWC World Junior Heavyweight Title from Rey Misterio, Jr. 
    – Rico Suave defeated Ricky Santana for the WWC World Television Title

    Carolina, Puerto Rico:
    – El Lobo defeated Super Crazy to win the IWA Intercontinental Heavyweight Title

    2005 

    Dunbar, West Virginia:
    – Chris Hero defeated Mike Quackenbush to win the IWA East Coast Heavyweight Championship

    2014 

    Wrestlemania XXX: New Orleans, Louisiana:
    – Daniel Bryan won the WWE World Title by defeating Randy Orton and Batista 
    – Brock Lesnar defeated The Undertaker to end the Undertaker’s undefeated streak at Wrestlemania
    – WWE Tag Team Championship Match: The Usos defeated The Real Americans, Rybaxel and Los Matadores in an Elimination Match to retain the titles
    – Daniel Bryan defeated Triple H
    – The Shield defeated Kane and the New Age Outlaws
    – Cesaro won the Andre the Giant Battle Royal
    – John Cena defeated Bray Wyatt
    – AJ Lee won the Vickie Guerrero Invitational to retain the Divas Title

    Tokyo, Japan:
    – Shinsuke Nakamura beat Hiroshi Tanahashi to win the New Japan IC title

  • Daily pro wrestling history (04/05): Randy Savage defeats Ric Flair for WWF World Title

    1953 

    Honolulu, Hawaii:
    – Bobby Bruns and Bobby Managoff defeated Al Kashey and Tom Rice to win the NWA Hawaii Tag Team Titles

    1961 

    Mobile, Alabama:
    – Bobby and Don Fields defeated The Mysterious Medics for the Gulf Coast NWA Southern Tag Team Titles

    Columbus, Georgia:
    – Skull Murphy defeated Guy Mitchell to win the Georgia NWA Southern Heavyweight Title

    1968 

    Houston, Texas:
    – Spoiler #1 (Don Jardine) defeated Fritz Von Erich for the NWA American Heavyweight Title 

    St. Joseph, Missouri:
    – Harley Race defeated Sonny Myers to win the NWA Central States Heavyweight Title 

    1974 

    Sydney, Australia:
    – Pat Barrett and Tony Kontellis won a tournament for the NWA Austra-Asian Tag Team Titles

    1976 

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Big Bad John and Bill Dundee defeated Roger Kirby and David Schultz for the Mid-America NWA Southern Tag Team Titles

    1978

    Baton Rouge, Louisiana: 
    – The Assassin and Ernie Ladd defeated Ray Candy and Steven Little Bear to win the Tri-State NWA United States Tag Team Titles

    Blackburn, England:
    – Steve Grey defeated Bobby Ryan in a tournament final for the British Lightweight Title 

    1980 

    Chattanooga, Tennessee:
    – Roger Mason defeated Steve Travis to win the NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Title 

    1982 

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Andy Kaufman defeated AWA Southern Heavyweight Champion Jerry Lawler by disqualification

    1984

    Kansas City, Kansas:
    – Jerry and Ted Oates won the NWA Central States Tag Team Title defeating The Grapplers (Tony Anthony and Len Denton)

    1986 

    Yokohama, Japan:
    – Riki Choshu defeated Stan Hansen to win the NJPW PWF Heavyweight Title 

    1987 

    Calgary, Alberta, Canada:
    – Bruce Hart and Brian Pillman defeated Kerry Brown and Duke Meyers to win the vacant Stampede International Tag Team Titles

    1991 

    Dallas, Texas: 
    – Bill Dundee won the USWA Texas Heavyweight Title from Eric Embry 
    – Jeff Jarrett defeated Tom Prichard for the USWA Heavyweight Title

    1992 

    Wrestlemania VIII: Indianapolis, Indiana:
    – Bret Hart pinned WWF Intercontinental Champion Roddy Piper to win the title 
    – Randy Savage (with Miss Elizabeth) pinned WWF Champion Ric Flair (with Mr. Perfect) to win the title
    – Shawn Michaels (with Sensational Sherri) pinned Tito Santana 
    – The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) pinned Jake Roberts 
    – The Big Bossman, Jim Duggan, Sgt. Slaughter and Virgil defeated The Mountie, The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) and Repo Man
    – Tatanka pinned Rick Martel 
    – The Natural Disasters (Earthquake and Typhoon) defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Money, Inc. (Ted DiBiase and Irwin R. Schyster (with Jimmy Hart)) by dq    
    – Owen Hart pinned Skinner
    – Hulk Hogan defeated Sid Justice (with Harvey Whippleman) by disqualification

    Mexico City, Mexico:
    – Satanico defeated Lizmark for the NWA World Light Heavyweight Title  

    1997 

    Caguas, Puerto Rico:
    – Carlos Colón won the WWC Universal Heavyweight Title by defeating Jim Steele

    1999 

    Uniondale, New York:
    – Kane and X-Pac defeated WWF Tag Team Champions Owen Hart and Jeff Jarrett (with Debra) to win the titles

    2002

    Manatí, Puerto Rico:
    – Ricky Banderas and Shane the Glamour Boy defeated The Starr Corporation (Chicky Starr and Victor the Bodyguard) to win the IWA World Tag Team Titles

    Calgary, Alberta, Canada:
    – Bruce and Teddy Hart defeated Apocalypse and Dave Swift in a tournament final for the Stampede International Tag Team Titles

    OVW Spring Breakout: Louisville, Kentucky:
    – Leviathan (Batista) pinned both Chris Cage and Johnny Jeter in a handicap match
    – Flash Flanagan and Trailer Park Trash defeated Big Bad John (Heidenreich) and Bull Buchanan
    – The Dogg Pound (Shelton Benjamin and Redd Dogg) and Nidia defeated The Disciples of Synn (Damien and Payne) and Synn
    – Danny Davis and The Lords of the Ring (Rob Conway and Nick Dinsmore) defeated Victoria and OVW Southern Tag Team Champions Doug Basham and Damaja
    – David and Ric Flair defeated Sean O’Haire and OVW Heavyweight Champion The Prototype (John Cena)

    2003

    Bayamón, Puerto Rico:
    – Ray Gonzalez won the IWA World Heavyweight Title from Ricky Banderas 

    2006

    Louisville, Kentucky:
    – K.C. James and Roadkill defeated The Untouchables (Deuce and Domino) for the OVW Southern Tag Team Titles

    2013 

    ROH Supercard of Honor 7: New York City:
    – Jay Brisco defeated Kevin Steen to win the ROH World Title
    – ROH World Tag Team Title Match: reDRagon defeated American Wolves to retain the titles
    – ROH TV Title Match: Matt Taven defeated Adam Cole and Matt Hardy to retain the title
    – Karl “Machine Gun” Anderson defeated Roderick Strong
    – #1 Contender Match: Michael Elgin defeated Jay Lethal
    – Mike Bennett beat Shelton Benjamin

  • Daily pro wrestling history (04/04): Jack & Jerry Brisco win NWA World Tag Team Titles

    1945

    Des Moines, Iowa:
    – Earl Wampler beat Ken Fenelon to capture the Iowa State Heavyweight Title 

    1965

    St. Paul, Minnesota:
    – AWA Tag Team Champions Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat Mighty Igor Vodik & Ivan Kalmikoff
    – Crusher beat Bob Geigel 
    – Billy Red Cloud beat Pampero Firpo 
    – Reggie Parks beat Jack Pesek
    – Rene Goulet beat Bob Boyer

    1969 

    Atlanta, Georgia:
    – The Assassins (Jody Hamilton & Tom Renesto) defeated El Mongol & Louie Tillet in a tournament final to win the NWA
    Georgia Tag Team Titles

    1974

    Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada:
    – No dq Match: AWA Tag Team Champions Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens beat The Crusher & Mad Dog Vachon 
    – Billy Graham beat Red Bastien
    – Billy Robinson beat Baron Von Raschke dq 
    – Superstar Billy Graham beat Red Bastien 
    – Horst Hoffman beat Ken Patera
    – Geoff Portz drew Greg Gagne 15:00
    – Ivan Putski beat Moose Morowski 

    1983

    Memphis, Tennessee: 
    – The Moondogs defeated the Fabulous Ones to win the Southern Tag Team Titles 
    – AWA Champion Nick Bockwinkel beat Jerry Lawler dq
    – Southern Champion Bill Dundee beat Terry Taylor
    – Masks at Stake: Galaxians beat Rock & Roll Express
    – Mask & Title vs $1,000: Mid American Champion Stagger Lee beat Plowboy Frazier
    – Bruise Brothers beat Dutch Mantel & Steve O
    – Bobby Eaton drew Ace of Spades
    – Duke Myers beat Bobby Fulton
    – Carl Fergie beat Sonny King dq

    1984 

    Spartanburg, South Carolina:
    – Jack & Jerry Brisco defeated Wahoo McDaniel & Mark Youngblood for the NWA World Tag Team Titles

    1988

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Stretcher Match: AWA Champion Curt Hennig beat Jerry Lawler
    – Doug Gilbert & Gary Young beat Jeff Jarrett & Billy Travis
    – AWA Tag Team Champions Badd Company Pat Tanaka & Paul Diamond beat Mighty Yankees
    – Eddie Marlin beat Tommy Gilbert
    – CWA Champion Maxx Payne beat Scott Steiner
    – Don Bruise beat Scott Levy
    – Brickhouse Brown beat Tom Brandi

    1993 

    Wrestlemania IX: Las Vegas, Nevada:
    – Yokozuna, with Mr. Fuji pinned Bret Hart to win the WWF championship 
    – Yokozune lost the title to Hulk Hogan in an impromptu match
    – Tatanka with Sherri Martel defeated WWF Intercontinental champion Shawn Michaels with Luna Vachon via DQ
    – The Steiner Brothers defeated The Headshrinkers 
    – Doink the Clown (Matt Borne) pinned Crush (Bryan Adams)
    – Razor Ramon pinned Bob Backlund
    – WWF Tag Team champions Money, Inc. (Ted DiBiase & Irwin R. Schyster) defeated Hulk Hogan and Brutus Beefcake by DQ
    – Lex Luger pinned Mr. Perfect Curt Hennig 
    – The Undertaker defeated Giant Gonzales via DQ

    1994 

    Hiroshima, Japan:
    – Tatsumi Fujinami defeated Shinya Hashimoto for the IWGP Heavyweight Title 

    1998 

    Buffalo, New York:
    – Rob Van Dam defeated Bam Bam Bigelow for the ECW World Television Title 

    Tokyo, Japan:
    – Tatsumi Fujinami defeated Kensuke Sasaki for the IWGP Heavyweight Title 

    2014 

    ROH Supercard of Honor: New Orleans, Louisiana:
    – Jay Lethal won the ROH TV Title from Tomasso Ciampa
    – Michael Bennett (with Maria Kanellis) defeated Mark Briscoe in a No DQ match

    DGUSA Open the Freedom Gate: New Orleans, Louisiana:
    – Richochet defeated Johnny Gargano to win the Open The Freedom Gate Title
    – Rich Swann defeated Biff Busick
    – Trent Baretta defeated Low Ki
    – Masato Tanaka beat Chris Hero
    – Michael Elgin defeated Kevin Steen
    – ROH Champion Adam Cole defeated Jay Briscoe in a Ladder War match

  • Daily pro wrestling history (04/03): Frank Gotch wins World Title; Batista wins WWE World Title

    1903 

    Buffalo, New York:
    – Tom Jenkins won the American Heavyweight Title by defeating Dan McLeod 

    1908 

    Chicago, Illinois:
    – Frank Gotch defeated Georg Hackenschmidt to win the World Heavyweight Title

    1961 

    Omaha, Nebraska:
    – Don Leo Jonathan defeated Dr. X (Bill Miller) for the Omaha World Heavyweight Title 

    1964 

    Salem, Oregon:
    – The Destroyer and Art Michalik defeated Nick Bockwinkel and Nick Kozak to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Titles

    Dothan, Alabama:
    – Don Duffy defeated Dick Dunn to win the NWA Gulf Coast Heavyweight Title

    1967 

    Vancouver, British Columbia:
    – Rocky Johnson and Don Leo Jonathan defeated Chris and John Tolos for the Vancouver NWA Canadian Tag Team Titles

    Orlando, Florida:
    – Rocket and Sputnik Monroe defeated Don Curtis and José Lothario to win the Florida NWA Southern Tag Team Titles

    1969

    Jacksonville, Florida:
    – The Gladiator (Rick Hunter) defeated Boris Malenko to win the NWA Florida Brass Knuckles Title

    Cleveland, Ohio:
    – The Love Brothers (Hartford and Reginald) defeated Moose Cholak and Johnny Powers for the Buffalo NWA World Tag Team Titles

    1970 

    St. Joseph, Missouri:
    – Roger Kirby defeated Danny Little Bear to win the NWA Central States Heavyweight Title 

    1971

    Minneapolis, Minnesota:
    – AWA Champion Verne Gagne beat Mad Dog Vachon COR
    – Larry Hennig & Lars Anderson beat Hercules Cortez & Kenny Jay
    – Strong Kobayashi beat Bill Christy
    – Nick Bockwinkel beat Paul Diamond
    – Blackjack Lanza beat Billy Red Cloud
    – Big K beat George Gadaski

    1976 

    Portland, Oregon:
    – Dutch Savage defeated Jesse Ventura to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Title 

    1979 

    Portland, Oregon:
    – Adrian Adonis and Ron Starr defeated Killer Tim Brooks and Roddy Piper for the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Titles

    1980 

    Tokyo, Japan:
    – Antonio Inoki defeated Stan Hansen for the NWF Heavyweight Title 

    1982 

    Cloverdale, British Columbia, Canada:
    – The Canadian Wrecking Crew (Terry Adonis and Bruiser Costa) defeated Dean Ho and Sonny Myers for the Vancouver NWA International Tag
    Team Titles

    1983

    Greensboro, North Carolina:
    – Dick Slater won the NWA Television Title from Roddy Piper

    Tokyo, Japan:
    – Riki Choshu defeated Tatsumi Fujinami to win the WWF International Heavyweight Title

    1992 

    Dallas, Texas:
    – Sam Houston won a 15-man battle royal to win the vacant Global Wrestling Federation Television Title 
    – Danny Davis won the GWF Light Heavyweight Title from Barry Horowitz

    Radnor, Pennsylvania:
    – Don Muraco defeated ECW Heavyweight Champion The Sandman to win the title 

    1993 

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Miss Texas (Jacqueline) defeated Lauren Davenport to win the USWA Women’s Title 

    1995

    Poughkeepsie, New York: 
    – Alundra Blayze pinned WWF Women’s Champion Bull Nakano to win the title 

    Memphis, Tennessee:
    – Razor Ramon defeated Bill Dundee to win the USWA Unified World Heavyweight Title 
    – Brian Lee defeated Brian Christopher to win the USWA Heavyweight Championship

    1999 

    ECW Cyberslam: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
    – Jerry Lynn pinned Yoshihiro Tajiri
    – Nova and Chris Chetti defeated Rod Price and Skull Von Krush
    – Super Crazy pinned Mosco de la Merced
    – Taka Michinoku pinned Papi Chulo
    – ECW World Tag Team and Television Champion Rob Van Dam pinned 2 Cold Scorpio to retain the Television title
    – ECW World Heavyweight Champion Taz defeated Chris Candido to retain the title
    – Shane Douglas pinned Justin Credible
    – The Dudley Boyz (Buh-Buh Ray and D-Von) and Mustapha Saed defeated The Hardcore Chair Swingin’ Freaks (Balls Mahoney and Axl Rotten) and New Jack in an Ultimate Jeopardy Steel Cage (WarGames) match

    Guaynabo, Puerto Rico:
    – Ray Gonzalez defeated Pierroth, Jr. to win the vacant WWC Universal Heavyweight Title 

    Jonesboro, Arkansas:
    – Kid Wikkid and Derrick King defeated Vic Grimes and Erin O’Grady (Crash Holly) to win the Power Pro Wrestling Tag Team Titles

    2000

    Los Angeles, California:
    – Eddie Guerrero defeated WWF European Champion Chris Jericho (with Chyna) to win the title

    2001 

    Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:
    – Triple H (with Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley) pinned WWF Intercontinental Champion Chris Jericho to win the title

    2004 

    Wilmington, Delaware: 
    – Christopher Daniels defeated ECWA Heavyweight Champion Mike Kruel to win the title

    2005 

    Wrestlemania 21: Los Angeles, California:
    – John Cena win the WWE Championship from John “Bradshaw” Layfield 
    – Batista pinned World Heavyweight Champion Triple H to win the title
    – Booker T won a Battle Royal
    – WWE Tag Team Champion Rey Mysterio pinned WWE Tag Team Champion Eddie Guerrero 
    – Edge defeated Shelton Benjamin, Chris Benoit, Christian (with Tyson Tomko) Chris Jericho and Kane in the first-ever Money in the Bank Ladder match.
    – The Undertaker pinned Randy Orton 
    – WWE Women’s Champion Trish Stratus pinned Christy Hemme (with Lita) to retain the title
    – Kurt Angle defeated Shawn Michaels 
    – Akebono defeated The Big Show in a Sumo match

    2006

    Chicago, Illinois:
    – The Spirit Squad (Kenny and Mikey (with Johnny, Mitch and Nicky)) defeated The Big Show and Kane to win the World Tag Team Championship

  • Daily pro wrestling history (4/2): Hulk Hogan beats Randy Savage to win WWF gold

    1943

    St. Joseph, Missouri:
    – Orville Brown beat Lee Wyckoff 
    – Sailor Fred Blassie beat Wild Red Berry by dq
    – Al Getz and Mike Ryan drew Carlos Rodriquez and Jack Nasworthy

    1959

    Kansas City, Kansas:
    – NWA World Heavyweight Champion Pat O’Connor beat Dick Hutton in 2 out of 3 falls by dq
    – Hans Herman and Otto Von Krupp beat Dino Bravo and Bobby Bruns 2 out of 3 falls
    – Farmer Don Marlin beat Lee Henning by dq
    – Lorraine Johnson and Laura Martinez 

    1972

    Toronto, Ontario, Canada:
    – The Sheik beat Pampero Firpo by countout
    – Tony Parisi beat Hells Angel
    – Johnny Valentine beat Mighty Ursus 
    – Fabulous Kangaroos (Al Costello/Don Kent) beat Ivan Kalmikoff/Tex McKenzie
    – Love Brothers (Reginald Love/Hartford Love) beat Sweet Daddy Siki/Lou Klein 
    – Lee Henning/Chris Colt drew Tony Marino/Bob Harmon 
    – Mighty Igor/Ben Justice drew Mike Loren/Man Mountain Cannon 
    – Bill Miller/Dan Miller drew Gino Brito/Tony Baillargeon 
    – Jacques Rougeau beat Masked Marvel 1

    1989 

    Clash of the Champions VI: New Orleans, Lousiana:
    – Mike Rotunda & Steve Williams defeated The Road Warriors to win the NWA World Tag Team Championship 
    – NWA World Champion Ricky Steamboat defeated Ric Flair in a 2 out of three falls match to retain the title
    – The Samoan Swat Team defeated The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane)
    – The Junkyard Dog defeated Butch Reed
    – The Great Muta defeated Steve Casey 

    Wrestlemania V: Atlantic City, New Jersey:
    – Hulk Hogan defeated Randy Savage to win the WWF World Title
    – Hercules defeated King Haku 
    – Big Bossman & Akeem defeated Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty 
    – Brutus Beefcake vs. Ted DiBiase ended in a double countout
    – The Bushwackers defeated Jacques & Raymond Rougeau 
    – Mr. Perfect Curt Hennig defeated The Blue Blazer 
    – WWF World Tag Team Champions defeated The Powers Of Pain & Mr. Fuji in a handicap match 
    – Dino Bravo defeated Ronnie Garvin 
    – Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard defeated Tito Santana & Rick Martel 
    – Jake Roberts defeated Andre The Giant via DQ 
    – Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart defeated Honky Tonk Man & Greg Valentine 
    – Rick Rude defeated The Ultimate Warrior to win the WWF Intercontinental Title 
    – Hacksaw Duggan vs. Bad News Brown ended in a double DQ 
    – The Red Rooster defeated Bobby Heenan 

    1995

    Wrestlemania XI: Hartford, Connecticut:
    – Owen Hart & Yokozuna defeated The Smoking Gunns to win the WWF World Tag Team Titles
    – Bret Hart defeated Bob Backlund in an I Quit match 
    – WWF World Champion Diesel defeated Shawn Michaels
    – Lex Luger & Davey Boy Smith defeated Jacob & Eli Blu 
    – Razor Ramon defeated WWF Intercontinental Champion Jeff Jarrett via DQ 
    – The Undertaker defeated King Kong Bundy
    – Lawrence Taylor defeated Bam Bam Bigelow

    2000

    Wrestlemania 2000: Anaheim, California:
    – Edge & Christian defeated The Hardys and The Dudleys in a ladder match to win the WWF World Tag Team Championship
    – Chris Benoit won the Intercontinental Title and Chris Jericho won the European Title in a two fall match with Kurt Angle (Angle 
    entered the match holding both titles)
    – Triple H defeated The Rock, Mick Foley and The Big Show in a Four Way Elimination Match to retain the WWF World Title
    – Big Bossman & Bull Buchanan defeated The Godfather & D’Lo Brown 
    – Hardcore Holly won a 15-minute Hardcore Battle Royal to win the WWF Hardcore Title 
    – Chyna & Too Cool defeated Eddie Guerrero, Perry Saturn & Dean Malenko 
    – Kane & Riskihi defeated X-Pac & Road Dogg 

    2006

    Wrestlemania 22: Chicago, Illinois:
    – WWE Champion John Cena defeated Triple H
    – Rob Van Dam won the Money In The Bank Match
    – JBL defeated Chris Benoit to win the United States Title
    – WWE Tag Team Champions Kane & Big Show defeated Carlito & Chris Masters 
    – Mickie James defeated Trish Stratus to win the Women’s Title
    – The Undertaker defeated Mark Henry 
    – Shawn Michaels defeated Vince McMahon in a No Holds Barred match 

    2011

    ROH Takes Center Stage 2: Atlanta, Georgia:
    – Kings Of Wrestling defeated Adam Cole & Kyle O’Reilly
    – Tommaso Ciampa defeated Homicide
    – SHIMMER Tag Team Title Match: Daizee Haze & Tomoka Nakagawa defeated Hiroyo Matsumoto & Ayumi Kurihara to retain titles
    – Christopher Daniels defeated Michael Elgin
    – Jay & Mark Briscoe defeated All Night Express
    – El Generico defeated Roderick Strong
    – ROH World Tag Team Champions Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin beat American Wolves to retain titles

    2015

    New Japan Road To Invasion Attack: Tokyo, Japan:
    – Alex Shelley, KUSHIDA & Ryusuke Taguchi defeated Jay White, Jushin Thunder Liger & Tiger Mask IV
    – Yuji Nagata, Satoshi Kojima & Hiroyoshi Tenzan defeated Cody Hall, Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows (Bullet Club)
    – Tama Tonga & Kenny Omega (Bullet Club) defeated Captain New Japan & Mascara Dorada
    – Hirooki Goto, Tomoaki Honma, Katsuyori Shibata, Hiroshi Tanahashi & Togi Makabe defeated YOSHI-HASHI, Shinsuke Nakamura, Tomohiro Ishii, Toru Yano & Kazushi Sakuraba
    – The Young Bucks & Bad Luck Fale (Bullet Club) defeated Beretta, Rocky Romero & Kazuchika Okada (CHAOS)
    – AJ Styles & Yujiro Takahashi (Bullet Club) defeated Tetsuya Naito & Kota Ibushi