I heard this mentioned on a PWO podcast last year - the June 15th WWF Superstars taping was a unique blend of Old and New Generation talent. I decided to go to Historyofwwe.com and had a look. Indeed, for a brief moment, much of the talent that would drive WCW's ascent and the WWF resurgence were coexisting in the same locker room. Much like the famous Royal Rumble a year earlier, you had a number of legendary talents soon to be out the door (Hogan, Beefcake, Dibiase, Duggan, Santana) and a number of new wrestlers who would go on to leave a major impact to the business (1-2-3 Kid, Diesel, Razor Ramon, Johnny Polo).
At this taping we would have (and I'll use pictures from the Monday Night War heyday):
Hulk Hogan
Brutus Beefcake
Ted Dibiase
Mike IRS Rotundo
Bret Hart
Owen Hart
Doink the Clown
The Undertaker
Lex Luger
Randy Savage
Johnny Polo
Marty Jannette
Tito Santana
Giant Gonzales
(this was supposed to be him, but went to Ron Reis after Gonzales went home sick. The mummy costume was a last minute audible)
Diesel
Billy Gunn
Bart Gunn
Adam Bomb
Rick Steiner
Scott Steiner
Yokozuna
Jim Duggan
Crush
Tatanka
Mr Hughes
Mo
Mable
Virgil
Rex King
Steve Doll
Kamala
Bastion Booger
Fatu
Samu
On the roster but not wrestling that night was also:
Scott Hall
1-2-3 Kid
At this taping we would have (and I'll use pictures from the Monday Night War heyday):
Hulk Hogan
Brutus Beefcake
Ted Dibiase
Mike IRS Rotundo
Bret Hart
Owen Hart
Doink the Clown
The Undertaker
Lex Luger
Randy Savage
Johnny Polo
Marty Jannette
Tito Santana
Giant Gonzales
(this was supposed to be him, but went to Ron Reis after Gonzales went home sick. The mummy costume was a last minute audible)
Diesel
Billy Gunn
Bart Gunn
Adam Bomb
Rick Steiner
Scott Steiner
Yokozuna
Jim Duggan
Crush
Tatanka
Mr Hughes
Mo
Mable
Virgil
Rex King
Steve Doll
Kamala
Bastion Booger
Fatu
Samu
On the roster but not wrestling that night was also:
Scott Hall
1-2-3 Kid