This Day in Wrestling History - June 3

[Chris]

Pay-Per-Views
2007: WWE One Night Stand (Buyrate: 0.47/Buys: 188,000)

Television Shows
1989: World Championship Wrestling
1990: WWF Wrestling Challenge
1991: WWF @ New York City
1995: WCW Worldwide
1996: WCW Monday Nitro #38 (Rating: 3.00)
1996: WWF Monday Night RAW #161 (Rating: 2.30)
1999: WCW thunder
2000: WCW Worldwide
2002: WWE RAW #471 (Rating: 4.10)
2004: WWE SmackDown #251 (Rating: 3.30)
2008: WWE ECW on Sci-Fi #104 (Ratin: 1.10)
2010: TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! #309 (Rating: 0.87)
2010: WWE Superstars #60 (Rating: 0.76)
2011: WWE SmackDown #616 (Rating: 1.77)
2012: WWE Vintage Collection #209
2013: WWE RAW #1045 (Rating: 2.66/Viewers: 3,676,000)

Title Changes
1971: Crazy Luke Graham & Tarzan Tyler win WWWF World Tag Team Championship
1991: Steve Austin wins WCW World Television Championship
1991: The Fabulous Freebirds (Badstreet, Jimmy Garvin, & Michael Hayes) win WCW World 6-Man Tag Team Championship
2002: Bradshaw wins WWE Hardcore Championship
2007: Bobby Lashley wins ECW World Championship

Deaths
1973: Dory Funk

Debuts
1987: Taz​

Source: wrestlingdata.com

 

[Deezy]

Cena's match with Khali is the only case you need to shut up elitist neckbeards who act like he is a subpar worker.

 

[Keith]

Austin's first TV Title reign and feud with Windham was pretty sweet, as was his match with Rhodes at HH 91. It was when he reached upper/mid-card level than WCW dropped the ball with him.

The six man tag title has to be one of the most pointless in history.

 

[Deezy]

Austin refusing to put over Hogans friend Hacksaw was why they didn't do anything with him after he became US champion.