Last Wrestling Match Watched 2.0

[Geese]

Ric Flair w/Bobby Heenan vs. Rowdy Piper. 10-28-91. Flair was getting a few cheers from the crowd when his name was announced. Flair pushes Piper up against the corner and gives him a clean break. Flair with a side headlock. Piper with a go-behind and slaps Flair across his face. Piper knocks Flair down with a running shoulder-block. Collar-and-elbow tie-up. Flair gains the upper-hand with a short knee to Piper's mid-section. Flair backs Piper to the corner. Flair with a right cross and reverse knife edge chops. Piper retaliates with amateurish backhand slaps and jabs.

Flair with a leapfrog. Piper quickly gets behind Flair and uppercuts him. Flair keeps Piper down with a side headlock takedown. Piper counters with a head scissors. Piper with a bridge and a backslide. Flair takes the fight to Piper outside. Flair with a reverse knife edge and a short uppercut to Piper in the aisle.

The ref is out. Flair picks Piper up for a slam. Piper counters with a small package and has him pinned for a good five seconds. Piper with a sleeper; Flair counters with a suplex. Piper grabs a chair. The ref, who's regained consciousness, tries to grab it away from him. As Piper is distracted, Flair sucker punches him. Flair pins him and places both feet on the ropes for added leverage.

 

[Geese]

Ric Flair vs. Kerry Von Erich. 10-5-91. Sean Mooney incorrectly said this was a title match when Flair wasn't a champion. Flair was proclaiming himself the Real World's Champion. Flair puts Kerry in a wristlock. Kerry counters with a wristlock and successive punches to Flair's arm. Flair backs Kerry to the corner and gives him a clean break. Flair with a side headlock. Kerry gradually breaks free by grabbing and pushing away Flair's wrist.

Flair with a snapmare and a kneedrop. Flair misses a second kneedrop. Kerry screws up a stepover toehold and puts Flair in a poorly done figure-four. He didn't have it cinched in properly. Kerry irish whips Flair to the turnbuckles. Flair moves away from a charging Kerry, who crashes against the steel post. Flair tries an aerial move, but Kerry catches him with a claw. Flair counters with a suplex. Flair tries an aerial move, again, and Kerry picks him up for a press-slam. Kerry with a discus punch. Kerry clotheslines him over the top rope. Flair gets up on the ring apron and stuns Kerry with a shoulder-block to his mid-section. Kerry's down. Flair pins him and predictably places his feet on the second rope for leverage.

 

[Skyefire]

Owen Hart vs Razor Ramon for the 1994 King of the Ring. The match is 30 years old and everyone involved in it is now dead. Owen, Razor, Jim Neidhart interfered, referee Joey Marella, announcers Gorilla Monsoon, Randy Savage, Art Donovan.

 

[Geese]

(c) David Finlay vs. Taichi for the Global Heavyweight title. Power Struggle. Taichi's forearm shot sends Finlay reeling. Taichi with a boot, a snapmare, and a stiff kick to the back of Finlay's shoulder blades. Taichi attempts a backdrop driver, but Finlay gets to the ropes.

Finlay stun guns Taichi across the top rope. He side suplexes Taichi on the edge of the ring apron. Taichi with a wrist-lock and side crescent kick. Finlay attempts a Rock Bottom, but Taichi counters with a judo toss. Finlay picks hum up for a Fireman carry and slams him against the ring post. Finlay attempts a vertical, but Taichi with an unusual counter. He lands on his feet, tries a single-leg and pins him with a Gedo Plaux. Taichi attempts a super-kick. Finlay ducks down and schoolboys him. Taichi with a Black Mephisto. The ref makes the count, but Sanada pulls the ref out of the ring. As Taichi is shocked at Samada's betrayal, Finlay comes from behind and nails him with a shillelagh. Finishes off Taichi with the Overkill to retain.

 

[Geese]

(c) Ric Flair vs. Sting for the World title. Great American Bash '90. Flair's chops has no effect on Sting. Sting with a military press slam, a hip-toss, and a dropkick. Flair is reluctant to get out of the ring because the Dudes with Attitudes are surrounding the ring. Flair snapmares Sting. Measures him up for a kneedrop. Flair suplexes him, but Sting's gets up and knocks Flair down with a pair of clotheslines. Sting misses a leaping elbow.

Sting with a figure-four, but Flair was close to the bottom rope. When they fight outside, Flair Irish whips Sting against the steel rails. Sting, once again, feels nothing. Flair gets back in the ring and begs for mercy. In the latter half of the match, Flair works to soften Sting's leg. Sting Irish whips him hard to the corner. Flair flips over and runs across the edge of the ring apron. Sting stops Flair with a clothesline and suplexes him back into the ring. Flair rakes him in the eye. Flair with a side headlock takedown. Sting counters with head scissors. Flair lays on-top of Sting. Sting with a bridge and a backslide. Sting Irish whips Flair against the turnbuckles, but Flair moves out of the way as Sting comes in with a running kneelift. Flair signals for his figure-four but Sting Inside cradles him for the win.

The crowd was electrifying. Sting was a class act as he spoke highly of Flair as a great champion.

 

[Geese]

(c) Ric Flair w/Woman vs. Lex Luger for the World title. Steel cage. Capitol Combat. Flair with a quick chop to Luger's chest. Luger with a side headlock and knocks Flair down with a running shoulder-block. Luger reigns blows on a fallen Flair. Luger attempts to suplex Flair back into the ring. Flairs puts up some resistance, but Luger gets his suplex.

Flair tries to climb the cage but to no avail. Flair is back in the ring and weakens Luger's leg with quick kicks. Flair with a snapmare and kneedrop. Luger slams Flair forehead to the steel cage. Luger slams his head against the ring post. Flair is bloody. Flair tries to climb the cage but Luger slams his head repeatedly against the steel bars. Flair proceeds to work on Luger's injured right knee. Flair with a side suplex. Flair with a figure-four and grabs the rope for leverage. Luger gets a second wind. Military press slams Flair.

The Horsemen show up. Arn and Ole Anderson climb the cage in an attempt to interfere. Sting beats up both Andersons. As Sting's distracted, the steel cage mysteriously rises up and Barry Windham slides under the cage. As Luger has Flair in the torture rack, Windham attacks Luger which causes a DQ finish.

Flair gave an incomprehensible post-match interview.

 

[Leon TrotSky]