Issue # 291
Date:
Monday August 30th, 1999 9:04 pm
The Wrestling Booking Sheet
AUSTIN'S SCHEDULE
Reported by Mike
Samuda at:
http://www.WrestleLine.com
Austin is not booked for any
of the house shows until 10/10, and he may
not be wrestling at
the next WWF PPV. While
Austin was originally
scheduled to compete
in a
Three-Way rematch of
Summerslam, the WWF is
considering giving
Austin the extra time off.
ECW/TNN RATING
Reported by Dave
Scherer at:
http://www.1Wrestling.com
The 8/27 edition of
ECW on TNN did a 0.9 rating with a 1.8 share. For
the previous four
weeks, that slot averaged a 0.4 rating with a 0.8
share (For TNN Motor
Madness and RollerJam), so ECW more than doubled
their rating and their
share.
ECW House Show Results
from Lebanon, Pennsylvania - August 27, 1999
Reported by Jeff
Jacobson & ShaneOJack at:
http://www.ultimowrestling.com/rwin/index.shtml
Nova & Chris Chetti
defeated Simon Diamond & Tom Marquez with the
Titlewave
Rhino Richards
defeated The Spanish Angel with the Powerbomb
Spike Dudley defeated
Rhino Richards with the Acid Drop
Uganda defeated Skull
Von Krush with the Top Rope Splash
Justin Credible
defeated Jerry Lynn after Lance Storm interfered
Tommy Dreamer & Steve
Corino defeated Amish Roadkill & Danny Doring
Super Crazy defeated
Yoshihiro Tajiri and Little Guido
Rob Van Dam defeated
Balls Mahoney with the Five Star Frog Splash
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WCW MONDAY NITRO,
8/30/1999
LIVE FROM: LONG
ISLAND, NEW YORK
By Rick Phekps (wrestleric)
Disorderly Conduct
versus Steven Regal/Dave Taylor
This match saw no
conclusion as Sid interrupted again. At 73-0
(according to the sign
held by Charles Robinson) Sid pinned both
members of Disorderly
Conduct to become 75-0. After his usual speech,
he Powerbombed both
men again.
Winner: No Contest
--Lenny and Lodi,
arrived to the arena (via a taxi) only to be told by
security that they
were not on the list to enter the building.
--Mene Gene
interviewed Lex Luger. Luger said that for ten years, the
red and yellow stood
for something good, and over the course of the
last three years,
Hogan proved that it was a sham. The Total Package
said he realized what
he was saying was not popular but that he had
(coming to the arena)
concrete evidence that Hogan is still a con
artist and can not be
trusted.
--Berlyn was shown
arriving at the arena with his translator, despite
the fact that he can
speak English.
--The concert by KISS,
and the debut of their wrestler DEMON was shown.
Lash Leroux versus
Scotty Riggs
Vampiro and ICP made
their way to the ring to watch this match. After
Riggs won with a
Rocker Dropper (Famouser), Vampiro told Riggs that he
owed him.
Winner: Scotty Riggs
via pinfall
--The Revolution hit
the ring. Shane Douglas said it was time for a
change. Saturn
challenged Rick Steiner to a match for Fall Brawl.
Benoit said that the
road to the U.S. title was a long one, and he
knows that from
experience. Malenko said that the Revolution won't stop.
Kaz Hayashi versus
Lodi w/Lenny
The referee, who had
been knocked out, came to in time to administer
the three count.
However, he counted Kaz rolling up Lenny instead of
Lodi.
Winner: Kaz Hayashi
via pinfall
Mene Gene interviewed
Hulk Hogan. Hogan said that he doesnt know what
has
"crawled up Luger's
shorts lately", but he is curious to see what this
hard evidence that
Luger has against him is. He also said that if Luger
is just trying to
cause problems between he and Sting, that he will
kick Luger's a$$.
--As Schiavone and
Heenan were promoting two new superstar series tapes
(Ric
Flair/Hulk Hogan)
organ music began playing and then faded away.
La Parka/Blitzkrieg
versus Rey Mysterio Jr./Eddie Guerrero
After some amazing
double team moves, Eddie won the match for his team
with a
Frog Splash on
Blitzkrieg as Vampiro and the ICP watched from the ramp.
Winners: Rey Mysterio
Jr./Eddie Guerrerovia pinfall
--Mene Gene
interviewed Berlyn, who was accompanied by his interpreter
and
security team. One of
the security team patted down Okerlund. Through
his
interpreter, Berlyn
said that he has become a machine and that when he
wrestles it is an art,
unlike Americans, that when they wrestle, it is
just wrestling. He
said the first man he would destroy is Bagwell,
because he represents
American indulgence. He also said that he speaks
perfect English, but
refuses to speak the language because it disgusts
him.
--It was announced
that Sting and Hulk Hogan will meet in the main
event at
Fall Brawl.
--Mene Gene was
interrupted by Lex Luger, who had been beated up. Luger
said that he had been
attacked by Hogan, who went through his bags and
then smashed out the
windows of his car.
Barry/Kendall Windham
(c) w/Curt Hennig versus Prince Iaukea/Kenny Kaos
*Tag
Team Championship*
Kendall pinned the
Prince following a knee drop to the chest. After the
bell, the Rednecks
questioned "if that all there was to the tag team
division in WCW ".
They then said that "Harlem Heat is crap". This
brought out the former
tag champs, who cleaned house. Booker T even
pinned Kendall after
an axe kick. (The titles were not on the line for
that.) Bobby Duncum
Jr. entered with his cowbell and the Rednecks
attacked the brothers.
Winners: The Windham
Brothers (Retain WCW tag team titles)
--Mene Gene
interviewed Lex Luger. Luger said that he what he was about
to say
disgusted him, and
then called Sting out. Luger then pulled out a
picture of Hogan
standing next to a white hummer. He then accused Hogan
of being the man who
drove the hummer that almost "ended Kevin Nash's
career." For some
reason, Diamond Dallas Page jumped in the ring,
sucker punched Hogan
and left. Sting then asked Hogan whether or not he
was driving the
hummer. An argument (with Sting pointing out how many
times that Hogan had
stabbed him in the back before) and shoving match
then developed with
security breaking it up.
Van Hammer versus Buff
Bagwell
Berlyn's entourage
took notes from the entryway. The Blockbuster gave
the Buff Daddy another
win.
Winner: Buff Bagwell
via pinfall
--A clip was shown
from June 7 of the white hummer ramming into the
limousine
of Kevin Nash.
Mike Enos versus Evan
Karagias
A twisting kick from
the top followed by the "Nail in the Coffin" by an
interfering Vampiro
allowed Karagias to pin Enos. After the bell,
Vampiro told Karagias
that he owed him. The Demon then appeared and
said "Vampiro, not
here, not now, not this time."
Winner: Evan Karagias
via pinfall
Brian Knobbs/Hugh
Morrus w/Jimmy Hart versus Dean Malenko/Shane Douglas
These two team battled
inside of the ring and out. The action on the
outside got both teams
counted out. The fight continued after the bell.
Winners: Double
Countout
--Mean Gene
interviewed Hulk Hogan. Hogan said he had to take a call in
the back, saying that
he wouldn't stab him in the back, the same way he
wouldn't stab Sting in
the back. The "Hulkster" then said that he would
prove to everyone next
week that the allegations are false. He then
challenged DDP to a
match and called Goldberg (who was slated to face
Page in the main
event) out to ask him a favor. He asked Goldberg to
let him have Page
tonight. Goldberg than said that he and Hogan could
wipe out the entire
Triad tonight. DDP and the Triad accepted.
Rick Steiner (c)
versus Disco Inferno *Television Championship*
After telling everyone
that he was a sex symbol, superstar, and icon,
the DFG
defeated the dancin'
fool with a bulldog from the top. Steiner
continued to attack
Disco until Saturn hit the ring. He and Steiner
traded blows until
Saturn superkicked the DFG out of the ring.
Winner: Rick Steiner
via pinfall (Retains WCW T.V. Title)
Chris Benoit (c)
versus Jerry Flynn w/Jimmy Hart *U.S. Championship*
After nailing Flynn
with a headbutt from the top, the other members of
the First Family
attacked. The Revolution made the save. The Crippler
then challenged Sid to
get in the ring with him, to see if he could
continue his winning
streak.
Winner: Chris Benoit
via disqualification (Retains WCW U.S. Title)
Goldberg/Hulk Hogan
versus The Triad
As Hogan pinned
Bigelow following his patented leg drop, Goldberg
immediately
popped up following a
Diamond Cutter.
Winners: Goldberg/Hulk
Hogan via pinfall
--At the end of the
show, Sting looking for Hulk Hogan, entered the
champ's
dressing room, only to
find Randy Savage and Gorgeous George sitting in
the
Hulkster's dressing
room.
Ricks Comments:
--I wonder how long it
is going to take before the fans get tired of
the yellow and red
again?
--Seeing Berlyn brings
a question to mind...I wonder how Alex Wright
is doing? (Sarcasm)
--I am willing to bet
that Rick Steiner/Saturn will be the best match
at Fall Brawl.
--After seeing the
Disco Inferno tonight, does anyone else think he has
been attending night
classes at the Dennis Rodman's school of fashion?
--I almost feel sorry
for Kanyon, this is the second week that he has
been damn near speared
out of his boots.
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http://members.aol.com/ccwnow/index.html
Reported by Patrick D
(SupStrPro)
The following are the
complete results of Coastal Championship
Wrestling's last event
ever, "August Blowout", held August 28, 1999 at
The Miracle City Mall
in Titusville, FL.
O.G. Scarface defeated
Wet Willy by DQ due to outside interference from
Sir Ronald J. Niemi's
Carnage.com in 6:51.
"Uptown" Frankie
Capone pinned "Madman" Jeff Roth in 7:15 to win the
CCW Southern
Cruiserweight Championship.
Chaos defeated The
Snowman at 8:17 in a No Disqualification Match.
Bam Bam Mancuso pinned
"Super Sexy" Anthony Michaels to win the CCW
Southern
Heavyweight
Championship.
During intermission,
"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and several of the CCW stars
signed
autographs and posed
for pictures with the fans.
In a Four Way
Elimination CCW Southern Heavyweight Tag Team Title
Match, Deadbug Joe &
Pesticide Pete-The Exterminators, captured the
titles by defeating
Suicidal Tendencies. Also involved in the match: 3D
& Badd Intentions.
In a Steel Cage Match
Hardcore Hughes defeated "Mr. CCW" Hack Meyers.
-Patrick D
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ADVERTISEMENT
XPW Big Shows - Big
Surprises
"THE REAL DEAL" DAMIEN
STEELE DEFEATS BIG DICK DUDLEY INSIDE A STEEL
CAGE! MISSY HYATT AND
NICOLE BASS DEBUT!
In the Main Event on
Friday night, Damien Steele pinned Big Dick when
Jasmin St. Claire came
through the ring and sprayed mace in Dick's
eyes, allowing Steele
to hit the Real Deal and pin the big man.
Earlier in the night,
Steele debuted his new bodyguard, Nicole Bass.
Bass destroyed the two
Luchadors in the opening bout and then helped
Jasmin destroy "Miss
Xtreme" Kristi Myst. Jasmin gave Myst a stone
bitch stunner and Bass
chokeslammed her twice.
Also, "White Trash"
Johnny Webb debuted his new manager, Missy Hyatt,
in his bout with "Mr.
80's" Dynamite D. Webb came out and interrupted
D's speech on how
1980s wrestling was far superior to wrestling in the
90's. Webb told D, "If
you want to be successful today, you need to
develop a hardcore
attitude." Webb then said that he actually thanked
guys like D and
Phenomenal Phil for showing him the errors in his old
ways and that things
would now be different. "And you know what they
say," Webb said to D,
""behind every good man, is a great woman."
The arena lights went
out and when they came back on, Missy Hyatt was
standing in the
entrance way with a cigarette in her mouth and a
Singapore cane in her
hand. Once she entered the ring, Dynamite D
attempted to convince
her that she was with the wrong guy. She was
from the 80s, he
reasoned. However, he sealed his own fate when he
told Missy that he was
from the old school and that she was just old.
Hyatt cracked D over
the head with the cane and later presented it to
White Trash. Webb
defeated D after repeated whacks with his new found
Singapore cane.
Also, Jake Lawless
defeated Jimmy after he wrapped him in barbed wire
and belly-to-back
suplexed him over the top rope. Cybil was scheduled
to take on Phenomenal
Phil, but as Cybil's music played, he did not
come out. Music
unheard before in the XPW Arena then played and
Michael Modest came
out to make his XPW debut and defeated the
Phenomenal one. The
West Side NGZ, Chronic and Big Rott, destroyed Los
Vatos Locos, Danger
and Felony. After the beating of their lifetimes,
Los Vatos were further
humiliated. Danger was
hung with a noose over the top rope, and Felony
had his hair cut off
by the West Siders. Kid Kaos defeated Pancho
Killa. With his crew
decimated just moments before, Killa had to go to
ringside alone, not
giving him the advantage he had against Kaos last
time they met. The
20-year old future superstar was able to use his
speed and agility to
keep Pancho from destroying him with power moves
and pulled out the
victory.
Kristian Blood and
Supreme were scheduled to have a rematch from their
July 31st encounter,
but there were other plans in the work. Donovan
Morgan came to the
ring in an XPW shirt and claimed to be the real Mr.
XPW, the real future
of professional wrestling, and the one who was
going to knock
Kristian Blood off of his pedestal as poster boy for
XPW. He decided to
make it a three way match, which ended with Supreme
pinning Kristian Blood
after a moonsault through a table. American
Wildchild and Yakuza
defeated Ultra Taro Jr. and Mr. Excitement.In a
Universal
Fighting-arts Organization match, Justin McCully defeated
Lee
Young Gun.
On Saturday, Augsut
28, at the Masterdome in San Bernardino:
American Wildchild and
Yakuza defeated Ultra Taro Jr. and
Mr.Excitement, Jake
Lawless defeated Jimmy Chronic defeated Slamm'n
Stew,"Real Deal"
Damien Steele and Kid Kaos wrestled to a No Contest
when Big Dick
interfered, Big Dick pinned Pancho Killa in a Fatal Five
Way Match: Supreme,
Michael Modest, Phenomenal Phil,
Kristian Blood and
Donovan Morgan wrestled to a No Contest
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Shows 90-01 thru 90-17
feature Diamond Dallas Page on color commentary.
Tapes are as follows:
Tape Number Featured
Matches
___ IWA # 90-01 Taped
at Manatee Civic Center, Palmetto, FL
Derrick "Starfire"
Dukes vs Joe Pedreo
Hillbilly Cousin Luke
vs Grissley Bear Ray
Preston Steel w/Noelle
vs Dennis Knight
Terminator vs Wild
Thing
Bambi vs Peggy Lee
Leather
Kerry Von Erich vs Bob
Cook
___ IWA # 90-02 Taped
at Manatee Civic Center, Palmetto, FL
Chief Jules Strongbow
vs Hollywood Rob
Robert Fuller vs
Lightning Lou Perez
Brickhouse Brown vs
Wild Thing
Steve "Gator" Keirn vs
Coconut Kid
Tommy Rogers &
Hurricane Walker vs
Dennis Knight & Greg
La Bounty
Jerry "The King"
Lawler vs Robby Idol
___ IWA 90-03 Taped at
Manatee Civic Center, Palmetto, FL
Terminator vs Bounty
Hunter # 2
Preston Steele
w/Noelle vs Bodyguard Mark
Kerry Von Erich vs
Bounty Hunter # 1
Derrick "Starfire"
Dukes vs Brickhouse Brown
Tommy Rogers vs
Coconut Kid
___ IWA 90-04 Taped at
Manatee Civic Center, Palmetto, FL
Ladies Tag Team: Bambi
& A J Prescious vs
Peggy Lee Leather &
Penelope Paradise
Jerry "The King"
Lawler vs Steve "Gator" Keirn
Chief Jules Strongbow
vs Bob Cook
Robert Fuller vs Tim
Parker
Hurricane Walker vs
Bodyguard Mark
___ IWA 90-05 Taped at
Mount Holly (NJ) National Guard Armory
Tony "Hitman" Stetson
vs David Isley
Yukon Jack vs Titan
"Taz" Apollo
Preston Steele
w/Noelle vs Dirty Dick Flanagan
Ivan Koloff vs Ivan
Koloff
Sonny Beach vs Chris
Evans
SST (Samoan Swat Team)
vs Frankie Angel &
Mitch Ryder
___ IWA 90-06 Taped at
Mount Holly (NJ) National Guard Armory
Derrick "Starfire"
Dukes vs Al the Sledgehammer
Kokina Maximus vs Big
Hoss
Larry Winters vs
Johnny Hot Body
Junkyard Dog vs Man
Mountain Mike Moore
Kerry Von Erich vs
Lethal Larry Cameron
Chief Jules Strongbow
vs Wild Samoan # 1 (Afa)
___ IWA 90-07 Taped at
Mount Holly (NJ) National Guard Armory
Johnny Hot Body vs
Tony "Hit Man" Stetson
Sonny Beach vs Bobby
Salsa
Hillbilly Cousin Luke
vs New Jersey Nightmare
Pitbull Express vs Ray
Odyssey &
Chris "The Edge" Evans
Ivan Koloff vs Derrick
"Starfire" Dukes
___ IWA 90-08 Taped at
Mount Holly (NJ) National Guard Armory
Lethal Larry Cameron
vs Montana Mauler
Preston Steele
w/Noelle vs Bobby Salsa
Junkyard Dog vs Titan
"Taz" Apollo
Kerry Von Erich vs Man
Mountain Mike Moore
SST (Samoan Swat team)
vs Pitbull Express
___ IWA 90-09 Taped at
Mount Holly (NJ) National Guard Armory
Chief Thunder Mountain
vs New Jersey Nightmare
Boy Gone Bad vs Jungle
Jim McPhearson
David Isley vs Larry
Winters
Ray Odyssey vs The
Professional
Ivan Koloff vs
Hillbilly Cousin Luke
___ IWA 90-10 Taped at
Nanticoke, PA
Lightning Lou Perez vs
Tony "Hitman" Stetson
Ray Apollo vs Dante
DeNucci
Tom Brandi vs Titan
"Taz" Apollo
Terminator vs Ebony
Playboy
Larry Winters vs Jim
Folger
Derrick "Starfire"
Dukes vs Johnny Hot Body
Terry Taylor vs
Thunderfoot # 2
___ IWA 90-11 Lethal
Larry Cameron vs Titan "Taz" Apollo
Manny "Raging Bull"
Fernandez vs Dirty Dennis Allen
Brandi Mae vs Devila
Chief Jules Strongbow
vs Thunderfoot # 2
Wild Samoan # 1 (Afa)
vs Sonny Beach
___ IWA 90-12 Taped at
Nanticoke, PA
Sonny Beach vs Montana
Mauler
Terminator vs
Thunderfoot # 2
Hillbilly Cousin Luke
vs Jim Folger
Ivan Koloff vs David
Sammartino
Wild Samoan # 1 (Afa)
& Chief Jules Strongbow
vs Lethal Larry
Cameron & Ray Apollo
___ IWA 90-13 Taped at
Nanticoke, PA
Hillbilly Cousin Luke
vs Montana Mauler
Tommy Rogers & Jason
Knight vs
Motor City Mad Men
Ray Apollo vs Titan
"Taz" Apollo
David Sammartino vs
Ebony Playboy
Lethal Larry Cameron
vs Dirty Dennis Allen
Terry Taylor vs Manny
"Raging Bull" Fernandez
___ IWA 90-14 Taped at
Pleasure Island, Disney World, FL
Dean Malenko vs Ricky
Rice
Preston Steele
w/Noelle vs Bounty Hunter # 2
Tommy Rogers vs Gigolo
Jim Backlund
Bambi vs Peggy Lee
Leather
Kevin Von Erich vs
Lethal Larry Cameron
___ IWA 90-15 Taped at
Pleasure Island, Disney World, FL
Lightning Lou Perez vs
Downtown Denny Brown
Terminator vs Sonny
Beach
Chief Jules Strongbow
vs Hillbilly Cousin Luke
Moondog Spot vs Big Al
Green
Steve "Gator" Keirn vs
Ivan Koloff
___ IWA 90-16 Taped at
Pleasure Island, Disney World, FL
Preston Steele
w/Noelle vs Thunderfoot # 2 w/DDP
Lethal Larry Cameron
vs Moondog Spot
Chief Jules Strongbow
vs Kevin Von Erich
Terminator & Sonny
Beach vs Bounty Hunters
Dean Malenko vs Gigolo
Jim Backlund
___ IWA 90-17
Thunderfoot # 2 w/DDP vs Ricky Rice
Mixed tag team: Bambi
& Lightning Lou Perez
vs Peggy Lee Leather &
Downtown Denny Brown
Derrick "Starfire"
Dukes vs Big Al Green
Steve "Gator" Keirn vs
Gigolo Jim Backlund
Kevin Von Erich &
Moondog Spot vs
Chief Jules Strongbow
& Lethal Larry Cameron
___ IWA 99-01 Taped at
the Horseshoe Casino, Bossier City, LA
Wolfie D vs Hot Shot
Cassidy
6-Man Tag: Scufflin'
Hillbillies vs
Mr Nasty, Rude Dog &
Tank
Malia Hosaka vs Brandi
Alexander
Koko B Ware vs
Primetime Jimmy Valentine
Sweet Stan Lane vs
Tracy Smothers
Masked Superstar vs
One Man Gang
___ IWA 99-02 Tom
"Beef" Burton vs Rainbow Brown
Hillbilly Cousin Luke
vs Gene Ligon
Shane "The Franchise"
Douglas vs Chris Michaels
Bushwhackers vs
Thunderfoots
Midnight Express Y2K
vs Tommy Rogers
& Steven Dunn
Rock & Roll Express vs
Johnny Mantell
& Iceman King Parsons
* Missy Hyatt appears
on both 99-01 and 99-02.
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