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[Colt Magnum]

WCW Power Hour - Wed 29 January 1992



Total Rating: 75%
Venue: Charleston Civic Center

Attendance: 7,808
Location: West Virginia, United States
Total Viewers:
2,084,116

TSN (TV Network): 0TBS (TV Network): 2,084,116











Alexandra York Spoke With Confidence About Michael Hayes’s Rise to the Top




In a backstage segment designed to spotlight momentum, Alexandra York spoke with fire and precision about Michael Hayes—her client, protégé, or unstoppable force, depending on which quote you pulled.The promo was textbook manager bravado: highlighting past wins, mocking the competition, and reminding the world that Michael Hayes isn’t just here to compete—they’re here to conquer. Whether the goal turns out to be a title, revenge, or pure domination, the message was loud and clear.Managers like Alexandra York aren’t just mouthpieces—they’re hype machines. And when they get rolling, you remember the name they’re selling. – DM



78%









Michael Hayes Vs. Norman Smiley






Winner: Michael Hayes (Pinfall)

55%









Cactus Jack Leaps from the Balcony Onto Sting in a Shocking Dive




During a chaotic ringside brawl that spilled into the audience, tensions between Cactus Jack and Sting escalated rapidly. As security struggled to regain control, Cactus Jack broke away and climbed a nearby balcony platform while the crowd roared in disbelief. Without hesitation, Cactus Jack launched himself off the balcony, crashing down onto Sting and several planted staffers below in a breathtaking dive. The impact flattened the pile, and for a moment both workers were motionless. Fans erupted in a “Holy shit” chant while replays captured the moment from multiple angles. Medical personnel quickly arrived, checking both competitors. The scene faded out with commentary stunned and the crowd still buzzing. - DM



83%









Shane Douglas Vs. Scott Norton






Winner: Shane Douglas (Pinfall)

62%









Stunning Steve Austin Stormed Into Dusty Rhodes’s Office and Demanded to Wrestle Tonight




Stunning Steve Austin wasn’t on the card—but that didn’t stop him from making his intentions clear. In a high-energy backstage segment, Stunning Steve Austin burst into Dusty Rhodes’s office and demanded to be booked in a match later that night. Whether driven by frustration, momentum, or the desire to send a message, the outburst was loud and direct.Dusty Rhodes initially appeared caught off guard, but listened as Stunning Steve Austin made the case—citing unfinished business, wanting to prove something, or simply needing to fight. Whether or not the authority figure granted the request was left ambiguous, adding suspense to the rest of the broadcast.Moments like this help frame a character as hungry, unpredictable, or desperate, depending on the delivery. Commentary later referenced the incident, teasing whether Stunning Steve Austin would get what he wanted. – DM



98%









Stunning Steve Austin Vs. Barry Windham






Winner: Stunning Steve Austin (Pinfall)

75%









Kevin Sullivan and Dustin Rhodes Brawled in the Arena Bathroom in a Nasty Exchange




The cameras caught a brutal, unsanctioned fight between Kevin Sullivan and Dustin Rhodes erupting in one of the least glamorous places possible—the arena bathroom. The segment started with shaky handheld footage as the two were already mid-scrap, crashing into stalls and bouncing off sinks with raw aggression.There was nothing polished about it. Trash cans went flying, hand dryers were ripped from the walls, and a wet floor sign was used like a weapon. It was ugly, loud, and intense.Security eventually rushed in to pull them apart, but not before Kevin Sullivan (or Dustin Rhodes, depending on who got the upper hand) landed a final shot that left one of them slumped against a tiled wall. The bathroom setting added a gritty, unfiltered realism to the segment—a stark contrast to the polish of the arena floor.Moments like this work best when you want to remind people that the heat is personal and uncontrollable. – DM



68%









Koko B. Ware Vs. William Regal






Winner: Koko B. Ware (Flash Pinfall)

66%









Arn Anderson crushes Rick Rude’s ankle in a steel chair




This segment was designed to shock—and it did. After incapacitating Arn Anderson, Rick Rude slid a steel chair around his’s ankle, locking it tightly between the folds. With no hesitation, Rick Rude brought down his full body weight onto the chair, drawing a horrifying clang that echoed through the arena. Arn Anderson immediately writhed in agony, screaming and clutching the leg as medics and agents swarmed the ring. Commentary speculated on a broken ankle, and the scene was treated with grave seriousness. This kind of injury angle hasn’t been used often in recent years, but when executed with this level of commitment, it can anchor an entire program or write a worker off TV for a reset. – DM



76%






Main Event


WCW World Tag Team

Bam Bam Bigelow & Big Van Vader Vs. Midnight Idols






Winner: Bam Bam Bigelow (Pinfall)

77%
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my last event we recently signed Koko B. Ware & Pat Tanaka from WWF.

 

[Colt Magnum]

So im very likely going to lose Lex as hes currently injured till May and he wants way too much. I will prob bump cactus up to main event along with Arn & Rude. Tully & Larry are turning face as they are apart of The Four Horsemen rn taking on The Dangerous Alliance.

 

[Colt Magnum]

This Horsemen group is Arn as leader Larry Zybesko after Heyman turns on him Tully Blanchard and Dean Malenko

 

[Hoss]

Ran my first special event of the year with a lucha themed card that was among one of my highest rated shows ever. This was my 4th show of 2028, I can't think of much storyline stuff to really report so far, things are pretty steady atm, but I've had a couple days to think of some storylines that I want to play out this year that I'm looking forward to implementing.

 

[Loochblade]

Very nice card. That Women's Tag sounds killer.

 

[Hoss]

Very nice card. That Women's Tag sounds killer.

They're on a streak that rivals some of the greats in terms of how they're carrying my company

Takumi is the OG of the division but AZM came in an immediately started having classics. I'm hoping that now Watanabe will step into that same kinda role.

Meanwhile, my fucking sister company RIOT Lucha Libre died of bankruptcy. I should have just outright bought them while I had the chance but I kept giving them money thinking it would keep them afloat, but I guess not. Bit of a bummer, but at least we got to have the one tri-branded United In Fight show with them, plus they were heavily featured on our Lucha show of course. Now I'm on the lookout for another company to bring into the fold because I feel like we really need a solid 3 companies in the alliance.

 

[Hoss]

Just randomly had our best show yet with a card that was honestly pretty much a bridge show just to get to more important things down the line.

Tankman right now is a hell of a roll, his performances nowadays are consistently in the 80s which makes him my best worker along with AZM by far. I have been sort of priming Josh Bishop to beat him for the belt, as Tankman already beat him once, but I've been drawing out their feud. Problem is I didn't realize how little momentum Bishop had when I had him win last year's King of the Indies, so he's still a little cold momentum-wise and the more I think about it, the less I'm favoring him to dethrone Tankman. I'm actually leaning more towards Will Hobbs atm. He's been wrestling for me a bit, but not committed to any storylines yet, so I'll probably give him a nice little program to heat him up and then see where everything's at afterwards.

Also, I reunited the Kings of Wrestling for a farewell run. Hero been working for us for a bit now, I had him teaming with Titus Alexander a bit, and then recently had him turn on Alexander when they failed to win the tag belts. This is one of the storylines I'm definitely looking forward to playing out. I'm hoping things will align and Hero will retire within the next year or two, and I want to have his retirement match be against Titus Alexander. Alexander is essentially my uncrowned top guy. Idk who you'd compare him to. Maybe post-retirement HBK? He generally stays out of the world title mix but he gets to wrestle all the top visitors and I have him mixed up with legends like Hero, Castagnoli and Dustin. Eventually he's definitely getting a big run with the world title as long as one of the bigger companies doesn't poach him. On the topic of Dustin, I'm also planning to be the host of his retirement run. I know he can't have that much longer left. I've already started his retirement storyline in essence, as I have him searching for a fight with the most dangerous guys in WCPro. Ultimately, I plan on Schaff being the one to retire him.

ALSO, since RIOT fucking died I decided to reach out and bring a new company into the United In Fight alliance, which is NORTH Wrestling out of England. They were the perfect fit based off their product style "Geordie Strong Style" which should perfectly complement WCPro's "Fast and Furious" style and Big Japan's "Wild West Strong Style". As far as talent they have, I have my eyes on Michael Oku, Rhio, Trent Seven, Will Kroos and Chuck Mambo... plus they have some folks like Man Like Dereiss and Emersyn Jane who I already have used before, so that's nice.

 

[Hoss]

It's May 2028 now and Takeshita and Fletcher are considered among the top 5 stars in AEW..

 

[Loochblade]

It's May 2028 now and Takeshita and Fletcher are considered among the top 5 stars in AEW..

Realistic

 

[Hoss]

Our annual flagship event/anniversary of me becoming owner is in the books.

Best show we've ever had, unsurprisingly. I upped the ante with some major names like FTR and Gabe Kidd, which really bolstered thing. But beyond them, my usual stalwarts performed extremely well and I'm glad with how everything turned out. The big news from the show is the debut of Samoa Joe as GM.

I'm looking towards soon launching a new development territory, at which time I think I'll let BJW off the hook to just run independently, while hopefully still being a part of the United In Fight alliance. Even further down the line, I think once I reach Medium size, I will rebrand the company, taking on a new name that doesn't sound so regional. That's got a decent chance of happening within the next year so there's a lot of changes on the horizon as we continue to evolve the company.

 

[Hoss]

I've now launched my new development territory for WCPro, Lone Star Wrestling.

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Right now we're still going to keep Big Japan and LSW as development territories but I plan to soon swipe the folks I want out of Big Japan and then cut them loose to do their own thing.

 

[Barry Poppins]

I actually forgot to mention one thing about the AWA in the 1992 mod: The booking team consists of Eric Bischoff, Greg Gagne, and a Mr. Paul E. Dangerously.

 

[Hoss]

My boyhood dream has come true and Will Hobbs is World Champ.

Hobbs vs. Tankman is also my new highest rated match ever.

4500 is also our new highest attendance, but those attendances have just been skyrocketing lately so it's really only up from here. I think it has been much to my benefit that I've held nearly every single event for the last 4 years in the South West region.

 

[Colt Magnum]

GM Joe I picture him as a GM like Austin except hes out here choking people out.

 

[Hoss]

Just realized I must have not booked a winner for that 8-man tag cause no way would I have intentionally put over Angels' team in that situation