Last Wrestling Match Watched 2.0

[Chris]

WCW Halloween Havoc '90 - Bill Irwin vs Terry Taylor

This was one of the four matches left off the Turner Home Entertainment release of the PPV. It's good to see Taylor out of the Rooster gimmick, but this match was nothing much. Taylor looked good on offense, but Irwin killed the crowd when he was, quite a few "Boring" chants.

 

[Chris]

WCW Halloween Havoc '90 - Brad Armstrong vs J.W. Storm

"Candyman" Brad Armstrong . This wasn't too bad, didn't fell like it should have been on the PPV at all, which is probably why it was cut from the VHS release. I found it funny how much the announcers were putting over this Storm guy, only for Armstrong to win. Storm also had a pretty funny Victory Roll botch, but he looked alright, hit a nice dropkick for a big man.

 

[Chris]

WCW Halloween Havoc '90 - The Master Blasters vs The Wild-Eyed Southern Boys

Cornette (dressed in a confederate soldier uniform), JR, and Heyman are on commentary for the beginning of this one, and man it was gold. I couldn't concentrate on the match until Cornette finally left a few minutes later, probably didn't miss much. Seeing Kevin Nash as Master Blaster Steel was pretty hilarious too, but yeah, can't really give an opinion on the match because I was distracted by Cornette.

 

[Chris]

WCW Halloween Havoc '90 - Junkyard Dog vs Moondog Rex

Literally the only thing even worth mentioning in this match is Heyman's hilarious commentary, other than that it was shit.

 

[Chris]

WWF Survivor Series 1990 - The Perfect Team (Mr. Perfect & Demolition) vs The Ultimate Warriors (Legion of Doom, Texas Tornado, & Ultimate Warrior)

Pretty good stuff here, very fun to watch other than the stupid DQ that sent LOD and Demolition out of the match. I loved watching Perfect afterwards, he was looking phenomenal as usual. Warrior is the sole survivor and qualifies for the Grand Finale main event tonight.

 

[Chris]

WWF Survivor Series 1990 - The Dream Team (Dusty Rhodes, The Hart Foundation, & Koko B. Ware) vs The Million Dollar Team (Rhythm & Blues, Ted DiBiase, & The Undertaker)

This was Undertaker's debut as we all know and they booked him to look absolutely unstoppable. Didn't make for a very entertaining match to tell you the truth though, but it did get good when 'Taker got out and it was DiBiase & Hammer vs Bret. Bret looked so strong, even in defeat, and he had a couple of false finishes that the crowd ate up.

 

[Chris]

WWF Survivor Series 1990 - The Vipers (Jake Roberts, Jimmy Snuka, & The Rockers) vs The Visionaries (Power & Glory, Rick Martel, & The Warlord)

Meh, didn't care too much for this at all, it had its moments, but not many of them. I believe this is the first time in a Survivor Series match that all the members of a team survived, so it does have some kind of meaning historically, though not much, and plus I could be wrong in the first place.

 

[Chris]

WWF Survivor Series 1990 - The Hulkamaniacs (Big Boss Man, Hulk Hogan, Jim Duggan, & Tugboat) vs The Natural Disasters (The Barbarian, Dino Bravo, Earthquake, & Haku)

Decent match here, but all the eliminations were pretty underwhelming. Before Earthquake got out, there was at least a small chance Hogan wouldn't win, but once it got down to just Hogan and Barbarian, you knew it was basically over, even though those two lasted a little while longer before the finish. Double DQs and Countouts are so common in these matches, it's unreal.

 

[Chris]

WWF Survivor Series 1990 - The Alliance (The Bushwhackers, Nikolai Volkoff, & Tito Santana) vs The Mercenaries (Boris Zhukov, The Orient Express, & Sgt. Slaughter)

Everyone on Slaughter's team got eliminated in literally two minutes, and then holy fuck was this boring afterwards watching Slaughter eliminate everyone but Tito and using such weak, non-finishing moves. It got pretty good once it was just down to Tito & Slaughter for a bit, but not even close to as good as it needed to be to save this match.

 

[Chris]

WWF Survivor Series 1990 - Hulk Hogan, Tito Santana, & Ultimate Warrior vs Power & Glory, Rick Martel, Ted DiBiase, & The Warlord

This was a match between all the survivors of the previous ones. It only went about 9 minutes and wasn't anything special by any means. Hogan and Warrior were the sole survivors, big surprise there.

 

[AZUCAR!]

Ricochet vs Susumu Yokosuka - DGUSA: Fearless 2011

 

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Masaaki Mochizuki vs Sami Callihan- DGUSA: Fearless 2011

 

[AF.]

Cena/Punk RAW 1000

 

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Jon Davis vs Pinkie Sanchez - DGUSA: Fearless 2011

 

[AZUCAR!]

Austin Aries vs Johnny Gargano - DGUSA: Fearless 2011