WTIC Presents the World Wrestling Fed 1985!

[Shane Sullivan]

Man I was hoping the Spolier was gonna go on a hot streak. Good to see Orndorff lose his temper, this fed is bring back memories. Love it

[WTIC]

Thanks for the replies, Troy and Thor!

Another card for everyone to enjoy:

WWF '85 @ Nashville, TN - Municipal Auditorium - January 16, 1985

MATCH 1: David Sammartino VS Les Thornton
Thornton survived one Finisher by Sammartino but not two, as Sammartino got the win here.
David Sammartino won with his Finisher-POWERSLAM in a time of 4:27.
(Sammartino won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 1)

MATCH 2: “Mr. USA” Tony Atlas VS The Spoiler
Not having an easy time with it, Atlas finally got his act together and got a victory in this one.
Tony Atlas won with a Crushing Full Nelson in a time of 9:14.
(Atlas won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 2)

MATCH 3: “Superfly” Jimmy Snuka VS Moondog Spot
An easy match for The Superfly tonight as he won quickly this time around.
Jimmy Snuka won with a Backbreaker in a time of just 0:48!
(Snuka won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 3)

MATCH 4: Junkyard Dog VS “Dr. D.” David Schultz
Something in JYD snapped as he got DQed quickly to give Schultz the win here.
David Schultz won when JYD was disqualified in a time of just 0:25!
(JYD won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 0 for Match 4)

MATCH 5: Tonga Kid VS “Rowdy” Roddy Piper
The wiley veteran ran circles around his younger opponent and got the victory this time.
Roddy Piper won with his Finisher-SLEEPERHOLD in a time of 4:12.
(Tonga Kid won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 0 for Match 5)

MATCH 6: WWF World Tag Team Champs Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch VS
Jack & Jerry Briscos – TITLE BOUT
A well-fought match with the Champions managing to defeat their opponents in this one.
Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch won when Adonis won over Jerry Brisco after using his Finsher-DDT in a time of 9:09, thus Adonis & Murdoch retained the WWF Tag Belts!!
(Adonis & Murdoch won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 6)

MATCH 7: Andre the Giant VS “Olympic Strongman” Ken Patera
An extraordinary match for Patera as he got an unlikely win over The Giant this time!
Ken Patera won with his Finisher-SWINGING FULL NELSON in a time of 11:20.
(Andre won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 0 for Match 7)

MATCH 8: WWF Intercontinental Champion Tito Santana VS
Greg “The Hammer” Valentine – TITLE BOUT
An even match-up that had the crowd buzzing, then Tito made his move for the win!
Tito Santana won with his Finisher-FIGURE FOUR LEGLOCK in a time of 24:17, thus Santana retained the Intercontinental Belt!!
(Santana won [by DQ] IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 8)

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SCORING SYSTEM
Tally Same: If the outcome of who won is the same, even if by different means (win by DQ instead of by pin is still considered the Same), or if the the match and outcome had no winner.

Tally Different: If the outcome of who won is different, or if the match had a winner but the original outcome was a double-DQ or double-Count-Out, or if the match had no winner but original outcome did.

Tally This Card: Tally of Same, Tally of Different, and Percentage of Same / ( Same + Different ) for this fight card.

Tally This Month: Tally of Same, Tally of Different, and Percentage of Same / ( Same + Different ) for just this month.

Focus on Squash Cards Tally:
This is a compilation of fight cards that were TV Tapings made up of Squash Matches. It is a separate tally that focuses on these fight cards only. These fight cards are already part of the Overall Tallies.

TALLY THIS CARD:

Tally The Same	Tally Different	Percent The Same
5	3	62.50%

TALLY THIS MONTH:

Tally The Same	Tally Different	Percent The Same
81	47	63.28%

FOCUS ON SQUASH CARDS TALLY: (After two squash cards)

Tally The Same	Tally Different	Percent The Same
14	8	63.64%

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WWF '85 is a

[TTX]

Shocking upset by Patera...and shocking that Tonga Kid ever went over Piper in real life. Fun as always.

[throwingtoasters]

Patera is strong, but I'd love to see video of him using his finisher on Andre! Great stuff as usual. Interesting that the percentages are over, but not way over 50%.

[WTIC]

Thanks for the replies, Troy & TB! Don't forget to check out the Roll Call of Champions I just posted, okay?

And how do you like my new WWF Logo? --

WWF @ Oswego, NY - Laker Hall - January 17, 1985

MATCH 1: Special Delivery Jones VS Brutus Beefcake
Although a quick victory was not in the cards for Beefcake, he managed a win nonetheless.
Brutus Beefcake won with a Running Lariat in a time of 10:45.
(Beefcake won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 1)

MATCH 2: “Mr. USA” Tony Atlas VS Moondog Rex
A good match that saw Rex go wild and attack Atlas with the bone to lose by DQ here.
Tony Atlas won by disqualification in a time of 7:54.
(Atlas won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 2)

MATCH 3: “Polish Power” Ivan Putski VS Alexis Smirnoff
A constant battering on the opponent was enough for Putski to put Smirnoff away this time.
Ivan Putski won with his Finisher-POLISH HAMMER in a time of 3:20.
(Putski won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 3)

MATCH 4: Barry Windham & Mike Rotundo (U.S. Express) VS
“Dr. D.” David Schultz & “Magnificent” Don Muraco
The wrestling machine that was Muraco took over the match and won for his team here.
David Schultz & Don Muraco won when Muraco used an Asian Spike on Windham in a time of 4:02.
(Windham & Rotundo won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 0 for Match 4)

MATCH 5: Jose Luis Rivera VS Nikolai Volkoff
After taking quite a beating, Rivera lost the match against the Russian powerhouse.
Nikolai Volkoff won when Rivera was Counted-Out in a time of 3:47.
(Volkoff won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 5)

MATCH 6: WWF Intercontinental Champion Tito Santana VS
Greg “The Hammer” Valentine – Non-Title Bout
A true wrestling display here as Valentine did his best to win against his arch-rival!
Greg Valentine won with his Finsher-FIGURE FOUR LEGLOCK in a time of 9:06, but Santana remains the WWF Intercontinental Champion since this was only a non-title bout.
(Santana won [by DQ] IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 0 for Match 6)

MATCH 7: “Superfly” Jimmy Snuka VS “Rowdy” Roddy Piper
After receiving the DeathLeap twice, Piper got DQed to avoid another DeathLeap!
Jummy Snuka won by disqualification in a time of 3:18.
(Piper won [by DQ] IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 0 for Match 7)

MATCH 8: WWF World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan VS
The Iron Sheik – TITLE BOUT
When all seemed lost, Hogan (with 4 Pin Tokens on him) Hulked-Up and got the victory!
Hulk Hogan won with his Finisher-LEG DROP in a time of 7:52, thus Hogan retained the WWF World Heavyweight Belt!!
(Hogan won IRL, so the tally for this is Same + 1 for Match 8)

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SCORING SYSTEM
Tally Same: If the outcome of who won is the same, even if by different means (win by DQ instead of by pin is still considered the Same), or if the the match and outcome had no winner.

Tally Different: If the outcome of who won is different, or if the match had a winner but the original outcome was a double-DQ or double-Count-Out, or if the match had no winner but original outcome did.

Tally This Card: Tally of Same, Tally of Different, and Percentage of Same / ( Same + Different ) for this fight card.

Tally This Month: Tally of Same, Tally of Different, and Percentage of Same / ( Same + Different ) for just this month.

Focus on Squash Cards Tally:
This is a compilation of fight cards that were TV Tapings made up of Squash Matches. It is a separate tally that focuses on these fight cards only. These fight cards are already part of the Overall Tallies.

TALLY THIS CARD:

Tally The Same	Tally Different	Percent The Same
5	3	62.50%

TALLY THIS MONTH:

Tally The Same	Tally Different	Percent The Same
81	47	63.28%

FOCUS ON SQUASH CARDS TALLY: (After two squash cards)

Tally The Same	Tally Different	Percent The Same
14	8	63.64%

Picture hosting duties is provided for free by:
CubeUpload

WWF '85 is a

[TTX]

No major upsets this time (statistically Muraco and Schultz are probably a bit higher than Windham and Rotundo) but neat to see an Alexis Smirnoff sighting.

[joebreakdown]

Enjoying this fed, but I do have a question- what happens when you have an unexpected title change and you continue to follow WWF's booking pattern? It could end up taking the titles all over the place. For example, if the Briscoes had beaten Murdock and Adonis, but then soon disappear from the real WWF picture (Which they soon will,) how would you handle the title?

[throwingtoasters]

Great Action. Love the new Logo! DON'T EVER CHANGE IT!!!

[whlineup]

Love the Logo! Love all the photos mixed in actually! Great stroll down memory lane this whole thread is!

[cruefan68]

This fed continues to be amazing. I never knew David Schultz & Don Muraco teamed up for even one match but there it is. Great history and great action at the same time.