Last Wrestling Match Watched 2.0

[Geese]

(c) Will Ospreay vs. Yota Tsuji for the IWGP UK Title. Destruction in Kobe. Ospreay starts with a wristlock. Ospreay with a standing three-quarter Nelson. Tsuji tries a front facelock, but Ospreay grabs his wrist and clamps on a hammerlock. It's a technical bout so far, with Ospreay having the edge.

Tsuji gets the upper-hand with a head scissors. He tries an armdrag but Ospreay easily squashes it. Tsuji with a standing, three-quarter Nelson of his own. Will tries to fight it off by putting his left arm right on Tsuji's throat. Tsuji puts Ospreay in a body scissors. Ospreay eventually gets to the rope. Tsuji leaves the ring for a breather. Ospreay has none of it as he connects with a bodypress on Tsuji.

Tsuji tries a suplex but Ospreay blocks it by grabbing his wrist. Ospreay tries an Os-Cutter on the edge of the ring apron. Tsuji counters with a crescent kick to his chin. Ospreay a double underhook but Tsuji counters with a Stunner. Ospreay finishes him off with the Storm Breaker.

 

[Geese]

Bret Hart vs. Davey Boy Smith. Smith takes Hart down with a shoulderblock. Smith with several haymakers and a standing headbutt to Hart. Hart with an inverted Atomic drop. Hart with a back bodydrop. Smith tries his crucifix pin but Hart slams him to the mat. Smith beats him with a running powerslam. They did their signature moves and it was over in five minutes. It was a warm-up bout to their ongoing rivalry as the Hart Foundation defeated the Bulldogs for the tag titles.

 

[Geese]

(c) Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat for the NWA World title. Chi-town Rumble. Steamboat knocks Flair down with a shoulderblock and tries for a quick pin. Flair with a drop down. Steamboat puts him in a side headlock. Flair tries a side suplex, but Steamboat flips over and tries a victory roll.

Steamboat with a knife edge which sends Flair down. Flair gets some offense in with a hammerlock. Steamboat reverts back to the side headlock. Steamboat double chops Flair's chest. Flair flips through the second rope.Steamboat runs off the ropes but Flair counters with a well placed elbow. Steamboat Irish whips Flair to the turnbuckle. Flair flips over, runs across the edge of the ring apron to the opposite turnbuckle. He climbs the top and connects with a high-flying move this time!

Flair pushes Steamboat against the ring post. Flair suplexes him back in the ring. He wraps Steamboat in a single-leg grapevine. Steamboat rolls him up for an inside cradle. The second ref Teddy Long makes the count. The Dragon is smooth with moves such as a backslide and the double underhook.

 

[Geese]

(c) Ric Flair vs. Jay Youngblood. Flair tries to hiptoss Youngblood but Youngblood counters with a hiptoss. Flair's hammerlock doesn't last long as Youngblood counters with his own hammerlock. Flair runs off the ropes but Youngblood takes him down with a drop toehold. Youngblood with an Indian deathlock. Flair is getting out-smarted by the youngster.. Any offense Flair can muster, Youngblood counters with Flair's own moves and keeps it cinched in longer. Flair eventually gets the upper-hand when he suplexes Youngblood back into the ring. But it didn't look as sharp as Flair would've liked it to be because Youngblood was fighting it off. Youngblood small packages Flair. Flair kicks out at two. Just in the nick of time because the bell has rung.

It's a time limit draw but it was much shorter than ten minutes.

 

[Cwalker]

Eddie Guerrero vs Rey Mysterio Great American Bash 2005

 

[Geese]

The Steiner Brothers vs. Hiroshi Hase & Kensuke Sasaki. Japan Super-show. Scott with a single-leg takedown on Hase. He attempts a Texas Cloverleaf in the opening seconds of the match. Hase ducks a clothesline attempt and counters with a crescent kick to Scott's face.

Rick tries to leapfrog over Sasaki. Sasaki catches him with a powerslam. Sasaki with a Steiner-line. Scott executes a Fireman's Carry on Hase from the second turnbuckle. They're taking turns pounding away on Hase, who's been in it for most of the match. Rick with a belly-to-belly suplex on Hase off the second turnbuckle. Hase with a Northern Lights suplex on Rick. Scott bends down for a bodydrop on Sasaki. Sasaki counters with what likes look a hybrid DDT-neckbreaker. Scott with a Frankensteiner on Sasaki. Scott lays on-top of him for the pin.

Hard hitting with lots of power moves. When the Steiners ducked down for a double-bodydrop, Hase countered with a well-delivered Rock Bottom on both brothers.

 

[Geese]

(c) Vader & Bam Bam Bigelow vs. The Steiner Brothers for the IWGP Tag titles. Scott grabs Bigelow's leg. He begs for mercy but counters with an Enziguri. Vader and Bigelow double-team Scott. When Rick tries to intervene, Bigelow tosses him out of the ring. Vader pounds away on Rick with hammer-strikes. Vader with a short-arm clothesline on Rick.

Rick back bodydrops Vader but Vader didn't fully fall on his back. Rick clotheslines Vader over the top, but he didn't fall properly and needed an added assist from Rick. Scott climbs the top but his right foot wasn't planted on the turnbuckle padding. He slips and takes a nasty fall. The match isn't going well as Vader and Scott are botching moves. Scott does his Frankensteiner on Vader and Vader hits his head hard on the mat. Bigelow has Rick pinned for five seconds but the ref is out. The ref quickly regains consciousness. Rick performs a belly-to-belly on Bigelow for the win.

 

[Geese]

The Steiner Brothers vs. Sting & Great Muta. Muta tries a flashing roundhouse kick to Scott. Scott with a wristlock and a judo throw. But Scott tries the single-leg on Muta, which has gotten predictable.

Rick hiptosses Sting and knocks him down with a quick clothesline. Rick executes a flying bulldog off the top. Muta snapmares Scott, executes a corkscrew elbow. Muta tries a Fujiwara armbar, but Scott easily powers out of it. Rick executes a belly-to-belly on Muta off the top. Scott with a pump handle slam. Scott with a Fireman's Carry on Muta off the top turnbuckle. Muta is taking the brunt of punishment.

Both teams are brawling and ref Bill Alfonso can't keep order. Sting and Muta execute a double bulldog on Scott and The Stinger rolls him up for the win.

 

[#Waddles]

Eddie Guerrero vs Rey Mysterio, Halloween Havoc 1997.

Title vs Mask? Yes please.

 

[Chris]

Eddie Guerrero vs Rey Mysterio, Halloween Havoc 1997.

Title vs Mask? Yes please.

Probs one of my favorite WCW matches ever

 

[#Waddles]

Sting and Rick Steiner vs The Lightning Express for The UWF Tag Titles, featuring Jim Ross on commentary

 

[#Waddles]

The Fabulous Freebirds and The Samoan Swat Team face The Road Warriors and The Steiner Brothers on Power Hour

 

[Geese]

The Steiner Brothers vs. Bam Bam Bigelow & Scott Norton. Scott with a single leg takedown on Scott Norton and attempts an STF. Typical of the Steiners matches in Japan, Scott likes to start things off with a single leg and stretch his opponents out with submission holds. Scott tries a belly-to-belly on Norton. Norton picks up him and slams him against the turnbuckles. Norton with a side headlock, but it doesn't last long as Scott picks him up for an Angle-slam.

Rick reverses Bigelow's Irish whip attempt and ducks down for a bodydrop. Bigelow counters with a sunset flip. Norton re-injured his ribs and he's out. It's a two-on-one match. Rick picks Bigelow up for a slam. The Bammer tries to block it but to no avail. Bigelow misses a flying headbutt. Scott comes in with a German suplex on an exhausted Bigelow for the win.

 

[Buffy]

Kane vs Imposter Kane

PPV: Vengeance 2006

I will admit. I loved the idea of having present vs past matches. I was a teen at the time. However, as an adult. I will say the match was bad. The crowd was majority dead for the most part. The only time they popped was when the match ended. It also didn't help that it was just an angle since Kane's movie See No Evil just came out. After that it was just back to business. Also at the time people kept moaning about missing Kane in the mask again. So I get what they were going with the match. The presentation was decent, the small filler feud was a "it is what it is" feel. But I watched it since I do love Kane and all of his gimmicks.

 

[Geese]

(c) Hiromu Takahashi vs. Yoh vs. Mike Bailey for the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight title. Destruction in Kobe. Bailey performs an athletic moonsault off the second turnbuckle on Takahashi who's at ringside. Takahashi runs off the ropes but is met with a double front-kick by Bailey and Yoh. they simultaneously pin him, but ref Mary Asami refuses to make the count..Yoh wants to fly but gets blocked by Bailey. Bailey super-kicks him in the chest.

Takahashi short clotheslines Bailey, who's laid out on the corner turnbuckles. Takahashi with a dropkick to Yoh's right shoulder. Yoh fights back with a stunner. Takahashi defeats Yoh with the Time Bomb 2, but not without Yoh putting up resistance.