Last Wrestling Match Watched 2.0

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(c) Steven Regal w/Sir William vs. Arn Anderson for the TV title. WCW Saturday Night. Anderson pushes Regal against the corner and gives him a clean break. Anderson with a wristlock. Regal keeps rolling to try to break free. It doesn't work and Anderson has the wristlock tightly in-place. Regal with a Full Nelson. Anderson with a go-behind and counters with a Full Nelson of his own.

Regsl with a front facelock. Anderson counters with a hammerlock. Regal with a drop down toehold. A well done, double under-hook suplex. Regal picks up Anderson for the Razor's Edge. He gets back out on his feet and stuns Regal with a spinebuster. Anderson waited five seconds before covering Regal. Ref makes a one-count and the time limit has expired.

This took place in 1993 so it was a fifteen minute limit.

 

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Rick Martel w/Slick vs. Jerry Lynn. Wrestling Challenge. This took place shortly after Strike Force broke-up. Martel dominates Lynn, who was a job guy here. Lynn tries a monkey flip but Martel cartwheels out of the way. Martel with a knee to Lynn's mid-section and a scoop slam. Martel batters Lynn with several body shots in the corner. Martel with a vicious dropkick. He finishes off Lynn with a flying kneedrop.

 

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Jerry Lynn vs. Barry Horowitz. Lynn utilizes the side headlock throughout the match. Horowitz with a snapmare. Horowitz with an armbar, grabs Lynn's waist, and rolls him up for a one-count. Horowitz picks him for a suplex attempt, but Lynn counters with a side headlock takedown. Horowitz with a belly-to-back an d a double underhook. Lynn tries a sleeper; Horowitz breaks the hold by backing Lynn up against the turnbuckles. Lynn and Horowitz clothesline each other. They're both down. The ref rules that whoever gets up first as he counts to ten is the winner. Lynn gets up first.

 

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Jerry Lynn vs. The Lightning Kid (Sean Waltman) for the vacant GWF Light Heavyweight title. The Lightning Kid is a cocky heel here. The Kid with a side headlock, a go-behind and a hammerlock. Lynn counters with a hammerlock of his own. Kid counters with a Fireman's carry and a side headlock pin for a one-count. Lynn with a Fireman's carry and an armbar submission. Kid with a drop down toe-hold. Lynn counters with another hammerlock. It has been a technical wrestling match so far.

Kid press slams Lynn on the edge of the ring apron. He lays Lynn out on the stage area. He gets back to the ring to beat the count, then climbs the top turmbuckle and connects with a flying bodypress on Lynn! In the ring, the Kid with another move off the top, a spinning heel kick, which knocks the ref and Lynn out. The Kid takes out a pair of brass knucks and punches Lynn. The ref regains consciousness just in time to see The Kid has pinned Lynn.

 

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Johnny B. Badd vs. Steven Regal. WCW Main Event. Badd extends his hand to Regal and Regal shakes his hand. Badd with a wristlock, then an underhook which puts Regal on the mat. Regal counters with head scissors. Badd with an armdrag, and keeps him down with an armbar. Regal with a kip-up and a wristlock. Badd tries to counter with a hip-toss but to no avail. He tries a flying headscissors, but Regal counters with a unique Fireman's carry and keeps Badd grounded on the mat with an armbar. Badd, who was in a jubilant mood at the start of the match, is now flustered. Regal's a job guy here, but he's giving Badd a tough outing.

Regal tries a victory roll but Badd kicks out. Badd with his own victory roll for the win.

 

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Eddie Guerrero vs. Mr. J..L. (Jerry Lynn) WCW Saturday Night. It's one-half of a Cruiserweight tournament which also features Dean Malenko vs. Brad Armstrong. Guerrero with an armbar and wristlock. J.L. counters with a Fireman's carry. Guerrero with a European Uppercut on J.L. as he's laying against the ropes. J.L. reverses Guerrero's Irish whip and Enziguiri's him to the back of the head. J.L. with a hurricanranna off the top. J.L. with a Tiger Driver which gets him a two-count. Guerrero with a Tornado DDT and inside cradles J.L. for the win.

 

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Masa Chono, Scott Hall & Kevin Nash vs. Keiji Mutoh & The Steiners. It's WCW and NJPW vs. NWO. Chono with forearm blows to the back of Mutoh's neck. Chono with a big boot to his face. He then takes the fight outside and suplexes Mutoh on the walk way. Hall chokeslams Scott. Scott Steiner fights back with a string of power moves: A pump handle slam, an inverted Atomic drop, and a belly-to-belly. Hall with a fallaway slam on Rick. Scott Hall keeps Rick down with an armbar and tags Nash. Nash, after successive kneelifts to Rick to soften him up, front-face slams him onto the turnbuckles pads.

Chono with a boot to Scott, which only fires him up. Scott Steiner retaliates with a Tiger Driver. The Steiners double-team Hall but when Rick tries a move off the top, Hall picks him up for a Razor's Edge. Nash Jackknifes Rick and an exhausted Hall covers him for the win.

 

[Tommy Shelby]

MJF v Daniel Garcia.

Match was garcias best by far. He took the game too max and max done the same. Both guys out it all on the line for our enjoyment and this I can't state enough. Thank you too all wrestlers who spend more time with fans ( not the weird ones ) in bars and hotels over the world.

If AEW does good numbers for all out, I'll be one happy chap.

 

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The Steiner Brothers vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi & Kenzo Suzuki. Tanahashi is a youngster here. Scott with a waistlock on Tanahashi. He reins successive elbows on Tanahashi's neck. Scott takes Tanahashi down with a running shoulder-block. Tanahashi fights back with a belly-to-belly. Tanahashi stuns him with a back elbow and follows it up with an Asai moonsault.

Scott with a belly-to-belly suplex and, then, a power bomb on Tanahashi. Scott with a fallaway slam on Tanahashi off the second turmbuckles. Big Poppa Pump is giving this kid a wrestling lesson! Scott finishes him off with a Tombstone. Scott and Tanahashi saw action for much of the match.

 

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(c) The Steiners vs. Scott Norton & Tony Halme for the IWGP Tag team titles. Halme is clad in a Black leather jacket and wearing sunglasses. He reminds me of The Boz.

Rick tries a double-leg on Halme. Halme knows he'll be in trouble if Rick takes him down, so he quickly gets to the ropes. Rick with a wristlock and attempts to bend Halme's arm. Halme, once again, gets to the ropes. Halme with a punch to Rick's mid-section and an uppercut to his chin. Rick Irish whips Halme against the turnuckle. But he foolishly rushes in, and Halme puts his boot up. Halme with a slam and a legdrop. Scott with a vertical suplex and a pump handle slam on Halme. Scott and Rick are tagging each other regularly, wearing Halme down and cutting him off from his partner who's the fresher man of the two.

Halme Irish whips Scott to the turnbuckles and follows it up with a running Cross-body. Scott Norton ducks Rick's clothesline and stuns him with a powerslam for the upset.

 

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Steiners vs. Scott Norton & Mike Enos. 6-13-1994. Scott begins with a wristlock and a Fireman's carry on Enos. Enos with a Dragon-screw legwhip on Scott Steiner. Scott with a single leg takedown, waistlocks Enos and rolls him over. Scott with his usual style of amateur moves in the early minutes of the match.

Rick tries a flying forearm on Norton, which only grazes his chest. Rick in the one who falls down. Rick puts Norton in a bear hug and attempts a belly-to-belly on Norton without success. Norton counters with a short-arm clothesline. The massive Norton is having more success against the Steiners than his partner had. As Scott is running off the ropes, Norton knocks him down with a shoulder tackle. Enos gives Scott a taste of his own medicine with a belly-to-belly suplex. Scott with a Frankensteiner on Enos. Rick finishes off Enos with a Bulldog off the top.

 

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Sting & Lex Luger vs. (c)The Steiners for the WCW tag team titles.Superbrawl. It's babyface vs. babyface. Rick starts it off for his team. Luger armdrags Rick. Rick with a go-behind and a waistlock. Rick Irish whips him and tries a shoulder tackle on Luger which has no effect. Luger just brushes it off. Rick Irish whips Luger against the turnbuckles. It gets Luger pumped up as he knocks Rick down with a vicious clothesline. The crowd erupts! Sting with a running bulldog. Rick gets up and growls. Sting slams Rick upside down against the turnbuckles.

Luger signals for The Rack but, instead, Russian leg sweeps Scott. Scott tries to tombstone Sting. Sting reverses it and tombstones Scott! Sting with a Stinger Splash. Before Sting gets a chance to pin or submit Scott, Nikita Koloff hits him with a chain. Scott pins an unconscious Sting to retain.

 

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Scott Norton & The Steiners vs. Kensuke Sasaki & The Road Warriors. A dream match where two of the best tag teams in the 90's are pitted against each other. Hawk and Scott Steiner try to hiptoss each other with neither man giving an inch. Hawk gets the better of a collar-and-elbow. He forces Scott to the turnbuckles and beats his chest with knife edge chops. Scott with a belly-to-belly and a pump handle slam.

Scott Steiner ducks down for a bodydrop attempt; Hawk counters with a neckbreaker. The way Hawk set up the neckbreaker was similar to Rick Rude's Rude Awakening. Animal irish whips and powerslam's Norton. In an athletic highspot, Hawk runs up the walkway,. He runs towards the ring, jumps over the top rope, and connects with a flying shoulder tackle on Scott Steiner!

Sasaki was on the receiving end of some power moves from Norton. Scott Steiner Frankensteiner's Sasaki. The Road Warriors with a Doomsday Device on Rick. Norton breaks up the pin. Animal powerslam's Rick off the second turnbuckles. Scott Steiner tries to break-up the pin but he was a second too late.

 

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Shingo Takagi vs. EVIL. G1 Climax 34. A Block. EVIL attacks Takagi before the bell rings. EVIL with his usual chair shot spot. Talagi gets back in the ring and fights back with body shots. EVIL suplexes Takagi. Takagi dragon-screw legwhips EVIL.. EVIL picks him up for a Samoan Drop; Takagi easily gets back on his feet. EVIL stuns him with back elbows and a lariat.

EVIL super-kicks Takagi in his gut. Takagi fights back with a right jab and a basement clothesline. The ref is out. Dick Togo, EVIL and Kannemaru beat down Takagi, but Kannemaru accidentally spits liquor into EVIL's eyes.. Bushi sprays mist into EVIL's eyes. EVIL s blinded. Takagi takes advantage and finishes him off with a Last of the Dragon.

Too much interference from Dick Togo and too many ref bumps throughout the match.

 

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The Steiner Brothers vs. Scott Norton & Mike Enos. 2-18-1995. The Steiners take turns pounding away on Norton's arm. Norton has to be escorted by the medical staff and can't continue. It's become handicapped match with Enos against both brothers.

Scott Steiner with a Tiger driver. Rick with a belly-to-belly. Enos is taking a beating. An injured Norton runs into the ring to save his partner. He clotheslines both Steiners. Enos with an overhead, belly-to-belly suplex on Scott Steiner. Rick lifts Enos on his shoulders. Enos tries to fight it off but it's futile. Scott executes a DDT off the top for the win. Dominant performance by The Steiners.