Last Wrestling Match Watched 2.0

[Dom's cellmate]

Survivor Series 2002 Elimination Chamber

 

[Geese]

Bret Hart vs. Ric Flair. Souled Out '98. This feud stems from Flair taking offense to Bret calling himself the best ever. Flair, who's a 13-time Champ, thinks he's the best of all-time. Flair wrestled Bruiser Brody in Singapore for a whole hour. He's wrestled around the world. Let's see if The Hitman can top those feats!

Bret with a side headlock takedown. Flair gradually gets up and grabs Bret's leg to try a knee-breaker but doesn't have success. Bret with a scoop slam and a side headlock. Flair pushes Bret against the corner and, surprisingly, gives him a clean break. Bret uses Flair's own finisher against him, the figure-four.

Flair's on the edge of the ring apron for a respite. Bret suplexes him back into the ring. Bret with a rear chinlock and a side headlock. Flair counters with a side suplex. Flair drops down for a bodydrop attempt and Bret counters with a swinging neckbreaker. Bret with a side headlock and a running bulldog. Bret with an Enziguiri to the back of Flair's head. Flair isn't deterred as he tries a figure-four. Bret inside cradles him. Flair climbs the top for an aerial move. Bret, who's been playing possum all along, picks him up for a military press. Bret with an elbow off the second turnbuckle. Bret with a superplex and a sharpshooter for the win. The final spots was a repeat of their WWF title match finish.

 

[Geese]

(c) Bret Hart vs. Ric Flair w/ Mr. Perfect for the I-C title. It's from Coliseum Video's Invasion '92. Bret begins with a side headlock. Flair picks him up for a side suplex but Bret holds on with a side headlock takedown. Flair, on his back, lifts Bret and pins him for a one-count. Collar-and-elbow tie-up. Flair with a side headlock, a go-behind and a hammerlock. Bret counters with a hammerlock and a side headlock. Flair uses his brute strength to break free.

Bret with a wristlock and a standing headbutt. Bret runs off of the ropes and Flair catches him in a sleeper. Bret with an inverted Atomic drop. Flair with a knee-breaker. Flair with a figure-four and grabs the second rope to inflict more damage. Flair tries to suplex Bret onto the ringside floor. Bret suplexes Flair back into the ring. Bret with a sharpshooter but he was too close to the bottom rope. Flair tries yet another suplex but Bret gets behind him and counters with a victory roll. Flair briefly stops Bret's offensive flow with a side headlock takedown. Bret counters with a head scissors, gradually gets up and backslides Flair. Bret dominates, but this has been a well-wrestled, technical match.

Bret's European Uppercut sends Flair over the top rope. Flair tries to piledrive Bret on the arena floor. Bret counters with a back bodydrop. They're both on the ring apron trying to get back into the ring. Perfect sneaks up behind Bret and pulls his leg, causing him to fall backwards. Flair returns to the ring to win by count-out.

 

[Geese]

Sting vs. Lex Luger w/Elizabeth in a lumberjack cast match. Uncensored '00. The lumberjacks had their arms broken by Luger, so they were seeking revenge. The match stunk and followed a predictable script: Luger sneak attacks Sting as he enters the ring. Sting outbrawls Luger. The heel Luger pleads for mercy. The Luger-backed lumberjacks brawls with the Sting-backed lumberjacks. Luger picks Sting up for a Torture Rack, but Vampiro comes in and hits Luger with a baseball bat. Sting quickly takes advantage by finishing off Luger with a Scorpion Death drop for the win.

The only silver lining was Vampiro was able to get himself over.