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PRESENTS........
PRESENTS........
The show opens with a video package highlighting all the stars of GMMWF. Finally the video ends and the entrance area flashes a strobe light. A video package for "His Girl Friday's" plays and as it ends the fireworks go off and the crowd goes nuts.
Iron Mike Sharpe vs. Norman Smiley.
Sharpe immediately took control of the match, locking Smiley into a painful looking armbar before sending him into the ropes and hitting a big boot. He then worked over Smiley's back, dropping an elbow and then stomping it repeatedly. Finally he picked up Smiley in a backbreaker and Smiley submitted. Afterwards, Sharpe held the backbreaker for a little longer before finally dumping Smiley outside the ring.
GMMWF interviewer Ed Whalen met him in the ring after the match.
2 Cold Scorpio vs. Jean Pierre Lafitte
Lafitte went right for Scorpio's legs, trying to incapacitate the speedier wrestler. He kept him down in various leg submission holds and eventually pulled Scorpio up into an abdominal stretch. He reached over to grab the ropes for leverage but Scorpio squeezed out of the hold and hit an Enziguri which brought Lafitte to his knees. Scorpio then went off the ropes and hit a Tiger Knee to Lafitte's head and then hit a huge moonsault for the pin.
RockNES Monsters vs. The Animals
The match doesn't even begin as Sgt. Slaughter and Don Kernodle make their way to the ring with chairs and attack the RockNES Monsters before the Animals even get introduced. The beating continues for a few moments and then Slaughter grabs a microphone.
In the back, Jon Moxley is talking with Ric Flair.
Archibald Peck w/Jimmy Hart vs. Dasher Hatfield w/Sugar Dunkerton
Hatfield and Peck entertained the crowd for a good five minutes of solid wrestling before Peck missed a charge into the corner and hit his shoulder on the ringpost. Hatfield took advantage and hit a couple of shoulderbreakers which had Archie writhing around in pain. Hatfield hit a piledriver and went for the pin but Jimmy Hart managed to get up on the apron and distract the referee. Dunkerton came over and hit Hart but he had already tossed his megaphone to Peck in the ring. Peck levelled Hatfield and covered him for the pin.
Peck and Hart left laughing while Hatfield and Dunkerton looked upset in the ring. Eventually they grabbed some microphones.
Horst Hoffman, The Destroyer and Zangief vs. Frankie Arion, Lazer Tron and Jim Brunzell
A very spirited six-man tag match that had an interesting twist where the Surgeon's couldn't stop arguing about who should tag in and out at certain times. Eventually Bob Backlund, the defacto head of the group, came out and started yelling at them. Meanwhile, the high-flying trio of Arion, Tron and Brunzell kept up the pressure with dazzling moves including Lazer Tron leaping off of Brunzell's shoulders and hitting a moonsault on all three Surgeons. Young Frankie Arion also gained the cheers of the crowd when he hit a 450 splash on Zangief. The end of the match came when Lazer Tron was tripped up while coming off the ropes by The Destroyer, allowing Hoffman to plant an elbow to the back of his head. Zangief then attempted to tag himself in to get the pin which caused Hoffman to hit him with a Eurpoean Uppercut and in the meanwhile, Destroyer snuck over and got the pin.
After the match, all four of the Surgeons kept arguing as they walked to the back.
Doug Furnas and Phil Lafon vs. The Don's
The young and hungry team of Furnas and Lafon put on a dazzling show with the Don's, going the full 20 minute time limit before the match was declared a draw. Highlights included Furnas besting Muraco in a test of strength twice, Lafon absolutely murdering Jonathan with a missile dropkick that sent him flying out of the ring and into their manager, Mr. Fuji, a Furnas and Lafon double DDT and pin attempt and Don Leo Jonathan putting both wrestlers into a two-man airplane spin.
After the match, Furnas and Lafon attempted to shake the hands of the Don's but were laughed at and left standing alone in the ring as the Don's headed to the back. The fans did cheer the efforts of Furnas and Lafon though, which is never a bad thing.
In the back, the Surgeons are still arguing.
Hoffman and The Destroyer are about to come to blows when Stu Hart appears. They look at the commissioner and then at themselves and decide better of fighting in front of him. Backlund heads to the ring while the other three Surgeon's head back to their dressing room.
Kevin Von Erich vs. Bob Backlund
Another spirited match that saw Backlund take control early and put Kevin into a variety of nifty looking holds and submissions. Kevin valiantly fought back and eventually got the upper hand, hitting an atomic drop and a long, stalling suplex on Backlund. The two brawled for a bit outside the ring and at one point Backlund went to punch Von Erich but missed and punched the ringpost instead. The 15 minute time limit eventually expired and the match was declared a draw.
After the match, Backlund quickly slapped the Chicken Wing on Von Erich and held it for more than a minute. He then headed out of the ring and grabbed a chair. Back inside, he used the chair to repeatedly bash Von Erich over the head and back. He could be heard screaming "you're brother's aren't here to save you now." Finally Backlund walked to the back, leaving a bloody and battered Kevin Von Erich in the ring.
Sgt. Slaughter and Don Kernodle vs. Mexican Sushi
At the beginning of the match, Slaughter and Kernodle had no answer for the speed of Mexican Sushi, who constantly avoided the two men while hitting fancy aerial moves. Finally Kernodle caught Liger coming off the top and hit him with a dropkick. Slaugher and Kernodle then isolated Liger in the corner, continually double teaming him. Finally Liger made the hot tag to Santana but Kernodle had slipped on a pair of brass knuckles and he punched Santana in the face, knocking him out and getting the pin for his team.
COMING SOON!!!!
Back from commercial and a red carpet is stretched all the way to the ring. Inside the ring, there are two championship belts in glass cases and a covered painting. The Express make their way to the ring with their manager, Jimmy Hart. After they enter the ring, GMMWF interviewer Ed Whalen entered as well.
Jimmy laughs, heads over to the portrait and pulls off the cover.
The fans go nuts for the painting while the Express are clearly frustrated. Suddenly, Meng and Tozawa appear from underneath the ring and corner the Express on both sides. Meng grabs a microphone.
Lou Albano comes out from the back and heads to the ring.
Hart freaks out but before he can do anything Tozawa grabs the painting and smashes it over his head. The Midnight's then brawl with Meng and Tozawa all the way to the back.
Ricky Steamboat and Bryan Danielson vs. Ric Flair and Jon Moxley
This was quite a spirited encounter. Right from the get go it was apparent that Danielson and Moxley have no love lost for each other, as both hit some nasty chops. Dragon finally tagged out to Steamboat, who proceeded to school young Moxley with some nifty matwork and his excellent armdrags. Moxley was on his heels so he tagged in Flair which led to a great 10 minute sequence between he and Steamboat. Eventually Steamboat made the tag to Danielson, who came in and actually put Flair in his own finisher, the Figure Four. Flair writhed in pain but Moxley came in and stomped on Danielson to break it up. Flair took advantage, punishing Danielson before tagging in Moxley, who proceeded to put the boots to the American Dragon.
Eventually Danielson got the better of Moxley in a reversal and managed to slap on the Cattle Mutilation. It was at this moment that Larry Sweeney came running from the back. He jumped up on the apron and distracted the referee while Flair snuck into the ring and kicked Danielson square in the balls. He then picked up Moxley's limp body and threw it on top of Danielson. The referee turned around just in time to count the pin and award the match to Ric Flair and Jon Moxley.
After the match, Steamboat attended to Danielson while Ed Whalen jumped in to interview the winners. Before he even had a chance to say anything, Larry Sweeney grabbed his microphone.
Sweeney drops the microphone and the three men head to the back laughing as the show ends.
