These are the results from WCW Worldwide, being held by World Championship Wrestling.
“The Professor” Mike Tenay, Sonny Onoo and Chris Cruise open the show telling us that WCW Worldwide promotes a no-limits environment where the best wrestlers from around the World can showcase their athletic talents.
World Championship Wrestling is the new Number One in Professional Wrestling
Cruiserweight Match
Super Calo and Tigre Blanco vs. Los Cowboys
In a energetic Cruiserweight bout that had jaw-dropping high-flying and fast-paced moves, Los Cowboys defeated Super Calo and Tigre Blanco in 5:31 when Silver King defeated Super Calo by pinfall with a Silver Kick.
Rating: 58 C-
Cruiserweight Division Vignette
The WCW Cruiserweight division offers fast paced adrenaline pumping show-stealing matches with high-risk maneuvers, amazing characters and stylish high flyers. WCW have some of the best athletes that implements various styles, as Lucha Libre, Japanese Junior Heavyweights, North American Cruiserweights and submission-based technicans.
Rating: 72 B-
Asbjørn Riis vs. Lester Perfors
It’s a one-sided beatdown where the WCW Power Plant trainee Asbjørn Riis obliterates his opponent in textbook squash fashion.
The squash ended in 2:34 by pinfall with a Leg Drop.
Rating: 16 F+
WCW Power Plant Training Facility Promo
The Koloffs Hype Video
At 6′ 4″ and 290 lbs, Vladimir Koloff hailed as “The Russian Beast” is a physical marvel. An imposing, immovable, hulking Russian muscle mountain.
Clips of Vladimir Koloff leaving a trail of fallen opponents in the ring.
“Ivan Drago-style” clips of Vladimir Koloff training with his cousin Nikita “The Russian Nightmare” Koloff.
Rating: 100 A*
Here comes The Koloffs…
Vladimir Koloff w/ Nikita Koloff vs. Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker
The Russian strongman utterly demolish his American opponent.
In an hard-hitting brawl, Vladimir Koloff defeated Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker in 4:45 by pinfall with a Russian Sickle.
Rating: 71 C+
Konnan Rap Video
A rap video is shown to promote Konnan.
He has been described as “the Mexican Hulk Hogan”, reflecting his mainstream popularity, his charisma, mic skills and hip-hop based gimmick.
Rating: 83 B+
Huge pop for the charismatic, rapping Mexican superstar Konnan…
“Yo yo yo let me speak on dis! Orale! Arriba la Raza! We are los vatos locos forever, man! We bout it bout it and rowdy rowdy!”
Konnan vs. Vincent
In an decent match, Konnan defeated Vincent in 7:28 when Vincent intentionally got disqualified by throwing Konnan over the top rope.
Vincent mocks and taunts Konnan.
Vincent says he is a major leaguer from New York and he is here to take the WCW by storm.
Rating: 64 C
The Steiner Brothers & Frank Andersson vs. The Stud Stable w/ Col. Parker
Crowd’s hot and the match has a ton of energy and drama!
In a bout that had superb wrestling and good heat, Frank Andersson and The Steiner Brothers drew with The Stud Stable (Steve Williams, Terry Gordy and Kurasawa) in 9:08 when the referee lost control and stopped the match.
Rating: 75 B-
Post Match Brawl
An argument breaks out between Participants 1 and 2, and before long it has descended into a wild chaotic brawl between four workers, which has to be pulled apart by a number of officials and other wrestlers before they kill each other.
These are the results from WCW Saturday Night, being held by World Championship Wrestling. It is being held in front of 18,084 people at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tony Schiavone, Bobby “The Brain” Heenan and Eric Bischoff open the show telling us that tonight’s Main Event will feature a match between Steven Regal and Vader for the WCW World Heavyweight title.
Schiavone says that tonights episode could become the greatest and most explosive night in the history of our sport…
World Championship Wrestling is the new Number One in Professional Wrestling
For the Cruiserweight match we had Mikey Tenay and Chris Cruise replacing Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan at the broadcast booth.
Cruiserweight Match for the WCW Cruiserweight Title
Ultimo Dragon, Jushin Thunder Liger & Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Damian 666, Halloween & Shiryu
In a energetic Cruiserweight bout that had jaw-dropping high-flying and fast-paced moves, Ultimo Dragon, Jushin Thunder Liger and Rey Mysterio Jr. defeated Damian 666, Halloween and Shiryu in 7:04 when Ultimo Dragon defeated Shiryu by pinfall with a Dragon Backbreaker.
Rating: 61 C
Cruiserweight Division Vignette
The WCW Cruiserweight division offers fast paced adrenaline pumping show-stealing matches with high-risk maneuvers, amazing characters and stylish high flyers. WCW have some of the best athletes that implements various styles, as Lucha Libre, Japanese Junior Heavyweights, North American Cruiserweights and submission-based technicans.
Rating: 70 C+
Jim Powers & Alex Wright vs. Disco Inferno & Chick Donovan
In a bout that had decent wrestling and little heat, Jim Powers and Alex Wright defeated Disco Inferno and Chick Donovan in 4:57 when “Das Wunderkind” Alex Wright defeated “Golden Boy” Chick Donovan by pinfall with a Hangman’s Neckbreaker.
Rating: 63 C
“Mean” Gene Okerlund is promoting a WCW Hotline story on wrestling legend Abdullah the Butcher that could sign with WCW…
Straight outta Nastyville, it’s The Nasty Boys…
The Nasty Boys vs. Nasty Ned & Big Joe Nasty
“The Original Nasty Boy” Nasty Ned says that Big Joe Nasty is his big brother and will take care of The Nasty Boys.
“Sloppy as hell and more than a little dangerous”. The Nasty Boys wrestles in a ‘garbage’ brawl-style that features a lot of hard-hitting strikes that makes their matches more like streetfights than pro wrestling matches.
The physically imposing Big Joe Nasty is a massive 6-foot-10 super-heavyweight.
It’s a good ol’ no-nonsense, take-no-prisoners brawl.
In a brawl that was sloppy as hell, and more than a little dangerous, The Nasty Boys defeated Nasty Ned & Joe Nasty in 6:20 when Big Joe Nasty was counted out while fighting Brian Knobbs.
Saggs says everyone will be nastizied, while Knobbs is screaming and yelling.
We’re the Boys!
We’re the Nasty Boys!
We got a bad reputation!
If you mess with the boys!
Get ready for Pity City!
The Nasties laughs and gives him a extra Pit Stop.
Big Joe Nasty attempted to re-enter the ring to settle the score, but were prevented by doing so by security
Rating: 75 B-
Pull Apart Brawl
An argument breaks out between The Nasty Boys and Nasty Ned/Big Joe Nasty, and before long it has descended into a wild chaotic brawl between four workers.
“The Most Evil Man in Professional Wrestling of All Time” Kevin Sullivan and his 450 pound bash brother One Man Gang join the brawl.
Jerry Sags gets hold of a steel chair and cleared the ring just, as a number of officials and other wrestlers arrives.
Rating: 94 A
WCW Wrestling Hotline
Best there is… past, present and future!
“Ohhhhh yeahhhh!”
Any scrub unlucky enough to find himself in the ring facing Bunkhouse Buck is likely to end up hog-tied, strangled, or sprayed with tobacco juice to add insult to injury once the brutal squash is over.
Randy Savage vs. Bunkhouse Buck
“Macho Man” Randy Savage opens the match gouging Bunkhouse Buck’s face after delivering a Back Elbow.
Buck misses a Clothesline and is dropped by Savage with a Forearm Shot.
Buck gets some offense and Savage is sent to the floor where Buck gets a few cheap shots in. Buck rams Savage shoulder first into the ring post and Slams Savage on the floor!
Back in the ring they are engaged in a entertaining punching battle.
Savage lands a Diving Double Axe-Handle.
Savage Slams Buck off the middle rope and hits the Top Rope Elbow Drop to the win the match.
In a bout that had superb wrestling and great heat, Randy Savage defeated Bunkhouse Buck in 6:44 by pinfall with a Savage Elbow Drop.
Rating: 76 B-
Interview w/ Randy Savage
Tony Schiavone interviews “Macho Man” Randy Savage and he growls about “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair and the Lifeguard Match at Bash at the Beach.
Savage says that he told Bunkhouse Buck he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Savage is going to stop being a nice guy at Bash at the Beach when he meets “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair.
Savage is going to show Flair that he shouldn’t have messed with him and his family!
Savage says he can’t be controlled. There is no stopping the madness!
“The madness is runnin’ wild! Ohhhhh yeahhhh!”
*finger snap*
“Outta Here!”
*Savage leaves*
Rating: 100 A*
It’s WCW’s lovable, zany kooky kitty mascot Wild Cat Willie dancing and entertaining the crowd…
The Miracle Violence Connection lands some incredibly stiff offence, which was an enthralling blend of Suplexes, Lariats and characterful, football-inspired Charges.
In a hard-hitting squash match, Miracle Violence Connection defeated jobber duo Hack Myers and Sam McGraw in 1:52 when Terry Gordy defeated Hack Myers by pinfall with a Tag Neckbreaker Bomb.
Rating: 59 C
Interview w/ The Miracle Violence Connection
After the match, Eric Bischoff interviews The Miracle Violence Connection and Colonel Robert Parker. They talk about how they promised to win the titles and they did. They issue a challenge to The Steiner Brothers and Harlem Heat for the Great American Bash.
The Steiner Brothers and Harlem Heat attempted to come ringside, but were prevented by doing so by security
Nick Bockwinkel announces that The Miracle Violence Connection vs. Harlem Heat vs. The Steiners is on for Bash at the Beach.
Rating: 90 A
Tony Schiavone is promoting a WCW Hotline story on three major WWF stars who were headed to WCW…
“The Dog Faced Gremlin” is known for his unabashed use of brute force and his “on the stick” wacky interviews.
Bam Bam Bigelow is known for his trademark look: tights with a flame motif to match the tattoo of flames on his skull. He is joined by Colonel Robert Parker smoking his Cuban cigar while the crowd chants “KFC” at Col. Parker.
Crowd’s hot and the match has a ton of energy and drama!
Rick Steiner has a Suplex-based offense and shooter reputation. He is incredibly strong, and is known for brutalizing opponents in the ring with his stiff, brawling wrestling style.
“The Beast from the East” is a big man, nearly 400 pounds. He is an incredibly talented performer, somehow capable of hurtling his mammoth frame around the ring in the manner of an acrobat without compromising his formidable power game.
In a bout that had great heat and decent wrestling, Bam Bam Bigelow defeated Rick Steiner in 9:35 by pinfall with a Powerbomb following interference from Steve Williams and Terry Gordy.
Bam Bam Bigelow makes defence number 2 of his WCW United States title.
Rating: 81 B
Randy Savage on the set of Baywatch
Clips of the WCW stars Randy Savage, Alex Wright and The American Males on the set of Baywatch.
“Macho Man” Randy Savage poses and is chilling with the Baywatch busty babes.
Randy Savage says he is the “Best there is… past, present and future!”
“Ohhhhh yeahhhh!”
“Macho Man” is just casually pumping iron on the beach while a bunch of curvy babes in Baywatch swimsuits stand around going “Yeah come on lift weights! Yeah come on do it!”
“The Nature Boy” Ric Flair pops in from out of nowhere thanks to his Baywatch outfit camouflage, shoves a beach dude in the face and tries to choke Savage to death with his own weights.
When that doesn’t work, he gives Savage some knife edged Chops and throws sand in his eyes.
Flair does the strut for a moment, and then turns and kicks the living hell out of “Macho Man”.
A selection of other wrestlers, including Sting , Alex Wright and The American Males, chase off Ric Flair.
Flair hightails, but laughs and smiles as he leaves.
“I’m still on everyone’s mind…just listen to Savage.”
“Woooo!”
Rating: 100 A*
WCW Power Plant Training Facility Promo
Sting & The Warrior vs. The Super Assassins w/ Jimmy Hart
It’s a powerhouse vs. powerhouse dream match with power moves galore.
Sting is an exceptional athlete for a heavyweight, wowing crowds with a high paced style and in ring charisma and energy not seen by many heavyweights.
The Warrior is a insanely ripped, snarling, facepainted maniac with neon tassels on his biceps known for his berserker rage attacks.
Super Assassin #1 and Super Assassin #2 are two of the most awesome, massive, and powerful grapplers ever to enter the squared-circle.
“The Mouth of the South” Jimmy Hart is using his trademark megaphone to shout instructions to his two Superstars.
In a hard-hitting match match, Sting & The Warrior defeated The Super Assassins II in 7:02 when Super Assassin #1 was counted out while fighting Sting.
Rating: 74 B-
Bash at the Beach Control Center
An Event So Hot, They Had To Put It On The Beach!
Bash at the Beach Control Center segment hosted by Gene Okerlund.
After a break, we’re with Gene Okerlund
Mean Gene is interviewing Sting and The Warrior about the match against Vader, Bam Bam Bigelow and Meng, with Sting saying Vader, Bam Bam Bigelow and Meng don’t scare him and that he wants a match with them even before their scheduled match at Bash af the Beach.
“At Bash at the Beach it’s showtime, folks!”
Sting is cupping his hands together and yelling “Owwwwww!”
The Warrior says “Once upon an evil time”
“Mighty men onward into glory ride”
“Into battle”
“Sign of the hammer be my guide”
“Standing proud in victory”
Mean Gene runs down the card again.
“Mean” Gene talk about the upcoming Bash at the Beach Pay-Per-View and makes the announcement that the following matches will take place at Bash at the Beach:
Alex Wright vs. Disco Inferno
Bikini Contest
(Baywatch will hold a swimsuit pageant to raise money for charity.)
Triple Threat Match
The Steiner Brothers vs. Miracle Violence Connection vs. Harlem Heat
Best of Five Match Series [Match 2]
Rick Martel vs. Steven Regal
Lifeguard Match
Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair
Elimination Match
Sting & The Warrior & ? vs. Vader & Bam Bam Bigelow & Meng
Rating: 95 A*
Gene Okerlund is teasing the whereabouts of the injured former WCW World Heavyweight champion Hulk Hogan and want the fans to call the WCW Hotline…
The announcers are discussing the Elimination Match that will take place between Sting/The Warrior/Mystery Partner and Vader/Bam Bam Bigelow/Meng at the Bash at the Beach…
It’s time…for the Main Event of the evening!
Major heat for “Lord” Steven William Regal and his manager Aloysius Hayes. Regal is taunting the crowd and looks at them with utterly disgust.
Crowd’s hot and the match has a ton of energy and drama!
“Lord” Steven William Regal is a stereotypical British gentleman with a mean streak, and could often come across like an Upper-Class Twit. Despite the fact that he usually played a snobby heel, Regal is one of the toughest men in wrestling history.
Vader is one of the most physical, stiff and intimidating workers in the World. A top draw wherever he has been, Vader has dominated in Japan and the United States. Vader is one of the greatest big men in wrestling history. Despite weighing around 450lbs, Vader is known to pull off a moonsault. He held three different world titles from three different promotions on three continents making him the closest thing professional wrestling has ever had to a true world champion.
The bout was hard-hitting and reckless, with both men taking a beating like few other top stars in wrestling history would allow. In the end, Vader hit Steven Regal with an Release Powerpomb and scored the pin.
In a bout that had sensational wrestling and fantastic heat, Vader defeated Steven Regal in 15:50 by pinfall with a Release Powerbomb. Vader makes defence number 9 of his WCW World Heavyweight title.
Rating: 84 B+
Heenan’s pro-heel cheering on commentary during the bout had a great feel to it…
Sting & The Warrior vs. The Stud Stable Hype Video
A video promoting the feud between Sting/The Warrior and Vader/Bam Bam Bigelow/Meng is aired.
Sting, The Warrior and their mystery partner will go head to head with The Stud Stable’s toughest; Vader, Bam Bam Bigelow and Meng at Bash At The Beach.
Six superstars in the same ring.
Sting is an exceptional athlete for a heavyweight, wowing crowds with a high paced style and in ring charisma and energy not seen by many heavyweights.
The Warrior is a insanely ripped, snarling, facepainted maniac with neon tassels on his biceps known for his berserker rage attacks.
“The Face of Terror” Meng is an unstoppable monster. The Scariest Man in the History of Wrestling known for no-selling everything his opponents throws at him.
Bam Bam Bigelow is a big man, nearly 400 pounds. He is an incredibly talented performer, somehow capable of hurtling his mammoth frame around the ring in the manner of an acrobat without compromising his formidable power game.
The “Rocky Mountain Horror” is one of the most physical, stiff and intimidating workers in the World. A top draw wherever he has been, Vader has dominated in Japan, Europe, Mexico and the United States. He is one of the greatest big men in wrestling history and despite weighing around 450lbs, he is known to pull off Moonsaults. He is also known for his relentless string of squash matches where he leaves masses of obliterated jobber carnage.
Nikita Koloff, Ron Simmons, Sting, Cactus Jack, Ray Traylor, Hulk Hogan and Joe Thurman all suffered legit injuries at the hands of the “Rocky Mountain Horror”.
Can Sting, The Warrior and their mystery partner survive Vader’s Pain Game?
WWF’s King of the Ring took place and during the show they aired a video of WWF stars working with the Special Olympics. Several wrestling experts think it’s pathetic how WWF uses the Special Olympics to put themselves over and says, “don’t confuse public relations with charity work.” During the show which took place in Philadelphia, there were tons of “ECW!” chants, and they lowered the crowd audio when they figured out what the crowd was saying.
The WWF Hall of Fame banquet took place the night before King of the Ring. Pedro Morales was inducted, but no-showed the event since he does Spanish-language commentary for WCW and worried that appearing at the banquet would jeopardize his position in WCW. Aside from Morales, the other inductees were The Grand Wizard, Ivan Putski, The Fabulous Moolah, George Steele, Ernie Ladd, and Antonino Rocca.
Rumor is the first taping of WCW’s Monday night show, might take place from the Paramount Theater in Madison Square Garden, which is WWF turf.
New Japan top star Hiroshi Hase has done an about-face on his retirement announcement, now saying that he doesn’t plan to retire after he lost his election bid.
Paul Wight is expected to officially debut in a pre-taped segment at the Clash of the Champions in some sort of angle. WCW doesn’t want a repeat of the Shockmaster fiasco and since Wight is so inexperienced (he’s only had 1 match ever), it’s better for him not to do any angles on live TV.
Former NFL star Lawrence Taylor is telling media that he will never wrestle again, calling it the biggest mistake of his career, likely due to all the negative publicity he received in the sports world.
Antonio Inoki returned to North Korea and announced that New Japan have been invited to do another major show there.
Gordon Solie has been doing the English commentary for New Japan TV shows that air in Europe. There have been rumors that they want to syndicate New Japan shows in the U.S. later this year, with Gordon Solie doing commentary.
SMW is having a show next month called The Super Bowl of Wrestling and is bringing in a lot of outside wrestlers using Jim Cornette’s WWF connections. It will feature WWF superstar Shawn Michaels vs. Buddy Landel, Rick Rude will defend the NWA World Heavyweight title and the SMW Heavweight title against USWA legend Jerry “The King” Lawler, and The Undertaker will face Unabomb.The event will also feature UFC star Dan Severn, The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express, The Midnight Express, The Fantastics, Well Dunn, The Armstrongs and The Heavenly Bodies.
Former WCW wrestler Jack Victory is managing a place called Club Oasis, which is a strip club in Atlanta, Georgia.
USA Today ran a story about some key sponsorships in the industry that are jumping around. MCI and Slim Jim both are former WWF sponsors and are jumping to WCW. WWF’s biggest sponsor, Nintendo, is also switching to WCW. Meanwhile, WWF is gaining Burger King, Mars, Wrigley, Nestle, and Stridex. Because wrestling is so frowned upon, companies usually shy away from it, so even though wrestling has millions of viewers, the price for advertising is extremely low. For instance, if Star Trek and WWF drew exactly the same rating, it would still cost more to advertise on Star Trek. Vince was quoted in the USA Today article, trying to distance WWF from wrestling, saying, “Wrestling is two guys in their underwear in a room beating themselves over the head. We’re not wrestling anymore. We’re sports entertainment.”
WWF’s contract with the USA Network expires in December and WWF is reportedly negotiating with the E! Network as leverage to get a better deal from USA. Monday Night Raw is a ratings phenomenon, regularly setting the highest cable ratings each week. However, the E! Network doesn’t even reach half as many homes as USA, so there’s really no leverage there at all.
There’s reports that WWF’s prime-time NBC special a few weeks ago was cancelled due to pressure from NBA commissioner David Stern, who didn’t want to allow any advertising for a pro wrestling show during the NBA playoff game that was going to be airing before it.
Independent pro wrestling promotion Tennessesse Mountain Wrestling officially opened in South Eastern U.S.A. Founded by former NWA World Heavyweight champion Ronnie Garvin. TMW is one of several promotions carrying the proud tradition of rasslin’ in the South East.
We’re halfway through 1995 and it looks like Mitsuharu Misawa is in pole position to take the Wrestler of the Year award. If he can continue his excellent performances for another six months we fully expect him to top the famous Power 500.
1995 has been kind to WCW, with a strong six months of events in the bag. Based on their shows so far, we make them current favourites to win the Company of the Year award.
Kenta Kobashi and Stan Hansen have had a fine opening six months to the year, and for that reason they look odds on to lift the Tag Team of the Year award.
With 1995 half gone, we look to the NJPW match where Shinya Hashimoto defeated Toshiaki Kawada as the favourite in the race for Match of the Year.
When NJPW ended the NJPW My Enemy Tour, we saw one of the best matches in recent memory as Kensuke Sasaki defeated Keiji Mutoh. The match is bound to be a top contender for the coveted Match of the Year award.
Waylon Mercy (Dan Spivey) leaves the World Wrestling Federation. According to our sources, the split was simply because his contract expired and he wanted to concentrate on his career in All Japan and the American Wrestling Federation.
RINGS Fighting Network saw a title change as the previously vacant Rings Openweight championship was won by former WWF worker “Iron” Mike Sharpe.
Jimmy Snuka defeated Tony Atlas for the NWA New England Heavyweight championship.
The inevitable happened last night, as Massachusetts based International Wrestling Federation officially announced their closure. The financially stricken company has had mounting debts for months, and were finally forced to admit that they could not recover.
At the latest WWF Monday Night Raw tapings Razor Ramon defeated Jeff Jarrett by pinfall with a Razor’s Edge following botched interference by The Roadie to win the WWF Intercontinental title.
The Catch Wrestling Association World Tag Team titles changed hands as Greg Valentine and August Smisl became the new champions, ending the reign of Dan Collins and Doink (Steve Keirn).
WCW is considering to do next years Bash at the Beach PPV in Europe, at the Wembley Stadium. The legendary stadium would probably have the potential to sell a lot of tickets, especially if main evented by Englishman Steven Regal.
Pro Wrestling America saw a title change, as Cham Pain lost the PWA Light Heavyweight title to Lenny Lane.
WAR and Pancrase worker Nobukazu Hirai has signed a written deal with AJPW.
El Hijo del Santo began his second reign as NWA World Middleweight champion, when he took the title away fro Dr. Wagner Jr. at CMLL Super Viernes.
The original Tiger Mask, Satoru Sayama is training a new wrestler named Yoshihiro Yamazaki to be the 4th Tiger Mask.
These are the results from WCW Main Event, being held by World Championship Wrestling.
Scott Hudson, Dusty Rhodes & Lee Marshall open the show telling us that tonight’s Main Event will be a match between Rick Martel and Bunkhouse Buck.
World Championship Wrestling is the new Number One in Professional Wrestling
Buck Quartermain & Dusty Wolfe vs. The Eaton Brothers
In a decent match, The Eaton Brothers (Bobby Eaton and JD Eaton) defeated Buck Quartermain & Dusty Wolfe in 5:02 when Bobby Eaton defeated Dusty Wolfe by pinfall with an Alabama Jam.
Rating: 58 C-
Interview w/ The Eaton Brothers
Lee Marshall had an interview with tag team specialist “Beautiful” Bobby Eaton hyping his new tag team with his younger brother Jimmy Dean Eaton. Bobby says they are coming for the tag team titles. Bobby is one of the best technical wrestlers in the company and his brother is a talented rookie.
Rating: 67 C+
WCW Wrestling Hotline
It’s Disco Inferno dancing on the way to the ring while the fans chant “Disco sucks!”.
Joey Maggs vs. Disco Inferno
In a cartoony WWF-style match, the annoying heel Disco Inferno defeated underdog “Jumping” Joey Maggs in 5:34 by pinfall with a handful of tights.
Rating: 62 C
Bash At The Beach Control Center
An Event So Hot, They Had To Put It On The Beach!
Bash At The Beach Control Center segment hosted by Gene Okerlund.
Mean Gene runs down the card again. Remember that stars from the Baywatch TV show will be appearing at the PPV.
“Mean” Gene talk about the upcoming Bash At The Beach Pay-Per-View and makes the announcement that the following matches will take place at Bash At The Beach:
Bikini Contest
(Baywatch will hold a swimsuit pageant to raise money for charity.)
Best of Five Match Series
Rick Martel vs. Steven Regal
Lifeguard Match
Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair
Elimination Match
Sting & The Warrior & ? vs. Vader & Bam Bam Bigelow & Meng
Rating: 100 A*
You got to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em. Know when to walk away, know when to……get your ass kicked by the one and the only. The token stealin’, card flingin’, taxi cab ridin’ son of a gun himself – The Gambler.
Good pop for Brad Armstrong and Tim Horner…
Tag Team Match for the WCW United States Tag Team Titles
The Lightning Express vs. The High Rollers w/ DDP
It’s time for The Hustler and The Gambler.
Rip Rogers says he is the best conditioned wrestler in all of Pro Wrestling. He lets us know that unlike the fat inbred hillbillies in the audience he is well conditioned.
A high skilled wrestler, Brad Armstrong can wrestle with the best of them and “White Lightning” Tim Horner was once one of the premier junior heavyweight wrestlers in the country.
In a bout that had good wrestling and good heat, The High Rollers defeated The Lightning Express in 9:47 when The Gambler defeated Tim Horner by pinfall with The Wild Card after Diamond Dallas Page interfered. The High Rollers win the WCW United States Tag Team titles.
Rating: 74 B-
WCW Power Plant Training Facility Promo
The Diamond Mine Vignette
A video highlighting Diamond Dallas Page and The Diamond Mine at an art gallery are shown.
DDP has the money to spend and well, he is going to spend it.
Rating: 100 A*
Main Event Exclusive
“Put your hands together, I’ll show you the way, come and get some booty where the big boys play.”
“Booty time, booty time across the U.S.A. It’s booty time, booty time…'”
It’s The Booty Man, and the subject of his infatuation is, for some reason, his own ass, which he shakes around during his entrance, accompanied by his valet “The Booty Babe.”
“D-D-P — Diamond Dallas Page! Good GAWD!”
The Booty Man w/ The Booty Girl vs. Diamond Dallas Page w/ Diamond Doll
The obnoxious, arrogant heel Diamond Dallas Page is getting some good heel heat by doing some classic stalling and heelish illegal tactics.
In an good match, Diamond Dallas Page defeated The Booty Man in 9:14 by pinfall with a Diamond Cutter following interference from “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff.
Winning the match earned him a “10” from Diamond Doll.
After the match DDP and Max Muscle attack The Booty Man from behind and holds him while “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff bitch slaps him and backhands him until WCW Security swarms the arena.
Rating: 73 B-
Sting & The Warrior vs. The Stud Stable Hype Video
Sting & The Warrior vs. The Stud Stable Hype Video
A video promoting the feud between Sting/The Warrior and Vader/Bam Bam Bigelow/Meng is aired.
Sting, The Warrior and their mystery partner will go head to head with The Stud Stable’s toughest; Vader, Bam Bam Bigelow and Meng at Bash At The Beach.
Six superstars in the same ring.
Sting is an exceptional athlete for a heavyweight, wowing crowds with a high paced style and in ring charisma and energy not seen by many heavyweights.
The Warrior is a insanely ripped, snarling, facepainted maniac with neon tassels on his biceps known for his berserker rage attacks.
“The Face of Terror” Meng is an unstoppable monster. The Scariest Man in the History of Wrestling known for no-selling everything his opponents throws at him.
Bam Bam Bigelow is a big man, nearly 400 pounds. He is an incredibly talented performer, somehow capable of hurtling his mammoth frame around the ring in the manner of an acrobat without compromising his formidable power game.
The “Rocky Mountain Horror” is one of the most physical, stiff and intimidating workers in the World. A top draw wherever he has been, Vader has dominated in Japan, Europe, Mexico and the United States. He is one of the greatest big men in wrestling history and despite weighing around 450lbs, he is known to pull off Moonsaults. He is also known for his relentless string of squash matches where he leaves masses of obliterated jobber carnage.
Nikita Koloff, Ron Simmons, Sting, Cactus Jack, Ray Traylor, Hulk Hogan and Joe Thurman all suffered legit injuries at the hands of the “Rocky Mountain Horror”.
Can Sting, The Warrior and their mystery partner survive Vader’s Pain Game?
Hogan Knows WCW Best 