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Results from Night Of Grudges super event at the Meadowlands Arena.

Kendo Stick is legal, Paul Ellering used the cane to lockdown the Full Nelson on Mr. Fuji.
The devious one took control early using the cane to inflict damage but Ellering was the last to use it as he kept applying he full nelson and added the cane to force Fuji to blackout. Per stipulations, Fuji is caged for the double dog collar world tag team title match.

The Shadows won 2-1 over the Killer Bees in a three falls match.
Shadow 2 won the opener with a body splash on Blair but Blair rallied back with the sleeper on #2 to even the affair. Shadow 1 used his girth in a running corner knee to pin Brunzell to win the match.

No-DQ: Larry Zbyszko pinned Lord Zoltan (sub for suspended Moondog Spot)

Roddy Piper used his sleeper to bust open Adorable Adrian in a first blood match. Jimmy Hart looked like he was crying at the sight of Adonis’ blood.

Rick Rude won the Major championship in a Lumberjack over Paul Orndorff.
Rude used his allies to lay a whipping on the champ, who pose rallies were constantly thrwarted. A Rude awakening sealed the deal for the Ravishing One - NEW CHAMP!

3V3 Hardcore, US Express and Jim Duggan pounded the Samoan Swat Team and Afa, Jr.
The expected wild brawl ensued. A short time the ring was clear as Windham and Samu collided after a whip into the buckles. Barry was savvy enough to hit the bulldog on the staggering Samoan and get the pin. Manager Johnny V wisely stayed away from all the mayhem.

Kurt Angle won the six-round UK Rules match over Curt Hennig. Using the Olympic Slam in round 3.
The first round was dead even, but Angle exploded in round 2 using the power bomb, Olympic Slams and pinned Hennig with an overhead belly to belly. Hennig was easy picking in round 3. Angle is returning back to top spot and believe he has his sights set on Nikita Koloff and his world title.

John Studd beat King King Bundy in a 1-1 battle royal challenge.
Studd slammed Bundy and was persistent in his attempts to toss Bundy.

John Nord wore down Mark Henry in strongest finisher match. Nord’s long and strong arms clamped down the Nelson continually in this one. Nord looked impressive.

Hawk and Animal won a double dog collar over Warlord and Barbarian to retain the world titles. Win Fuji in lockdown, the Warriors stuck to business - beating people up! A doomsday device took out the Barbarian much to the fans delight.

Nikita Koloff defended the world title in a steel cage finale against Sgt. Slaughter. Koloff looked sharp as he bloodied Slaughter with his consistent onslaught, even using the cobra clutch against the former DI! A flying shoulder sent Slaughter into the cage, allowing Koloff to walk out and proudly display his title belt.

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Post Night of Grudges
Pat Patterson pinned Mark Fleming with bombs away. Patterson attacked before the bell before the ring announcer finished introductions. Fleming spent most of the match getting pitched to the floor as the cagey veteran kept Fleming reeling.

Joe Malenko pinned Lanny Poffo with a bridging step over. Both men had their sights on the Minor championship, held by Juvy Guerrera.
That title usually is contested by grapplers 240 pounds or less.
Studio host Bobby Heenan gave the intro to this segment with a goofy looking Lucha mask, saying it was a gift from his personal friend Lola Burrito. This story prompted the other host Gorilla Monsoon to tell Bobby he looked ridiculous and save that story for someone who cares.

World Champion Nikita Koloff told interviewer Bill Apter he is ready for any of the so called contenders. His Uncle Ivan said anyone this country has The Nightmare will make him pay just like Andre, Magnum TA and Slaughter found out you do not sleep on the Russian Nightmare!

The US Express won a triangle match over the Shadows and the SST, for a shot at the tag team championship.
Windham used the bulldog on Shadow 1 to eliminate the Shadows
Rotunda used an atomic drop to pin Alofa and eliminate the SST

Pipers Pit had host Roddy Piper speak with new Major Champion Rick Rude with manager Bobby Heenan. After both men bragged win, Rude stood up and started to swivel his hips with the new belt. Piper abruptly ended the segment as he had to rush to the toilet after hearing and seeing this trash!

Roddy Piper W-DQ over Bad News Brown. Piper won a short brawl with Bad News carrying some unsanctioned title belt he allegedly won in Japan. The fans booed heavily on this revelation.

To A Finish, No DQ: Mark Henry used the World Strongest Slam to pin John Nord. After the match Nord was slammed through a table and looked seriously hurt and needed assistance to leave ringside. Officials announced Henry is suspended until the extend of injuries are determined.

John Studd overpowered King Kong Bundy with the backbreaker.
Studd was impressive in manhandling Bundy, and won a ringside brawl. This led to Studd lifting Bundy in his over the shoulder finisher. Bundy did not submit but Studd made sure he dropped to his knees to startle Bundy with the sudden impact. This led to an easy 3 count.

2V2 challenge
Kurt Angle and Paul Orndorff defeated Major champion Rick Rude and Curt Hennig with Bobby Heenan.
Angle was great here outclassing both members of the Family. The Olympic Slam was his weapon of choice hitting it on both men at various times. Rude was his last victim to end the match via pinfall.

NOTES: King Kong Bundy is headed for a sabbatical off his latest losing streak. Bundy was a mainstay in the fed for sometime but he also has a commercial and small roles in some comedy films. Kurt Angle has rebounded from his loss of the Major championship and looks like he is a threat to both that title and he world title. He is dominant in all his recent matches, barely taking a 1 count never mind a pinfall. …The US Express has locked up a title shot with that triangle match victory. Also in the tag team ranks, Bobby Heenan has a new team: Nick Bockwinkel and Mr. Saito. This duo nearly won a tournament in Japan as they lost a final match by DQ. Bockwinkel claims he could not understand the warning from the Japanese referee, but sources observed it was Saito who earned the DQ for repeated rough tactics. Either way, they should create waves in the tag division.

RATINGS

World champion: Nikita Koloff
Major champion: Rick Rude
Minor champion: Juvy Guerrera
1- Kurt Angle
2- Paul Orndorff
3- Bad News Brown
4- Sgt. Slaughter
5- Roddy Piper
6- Curt Hennig
7- John Studd
8- Pat Patterson
9- Jim Duggan
10- Joe Malenko

World tag team champions: Road Warriors
1- US Express
2- Samoan Swat Team
3-Shadows
4- Powers of Pain
5- Bockwinkel and Saito

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Special Florida Gauntlet Rumble, 14-man with title shot on the line at Tampa SunDome.

Order of entry - Eddie Graham V Hiro Matsuda kicked it off followed by: Purple Haze 2, Bob Cook, Bobby Shane, Mike Graham, Rip Rogers, Steve Keirn, Cuban Assassin, Maya Singh, Kevin Sullivan, Missing Link. One Man Gang and Wahoo McDaniel were the final entrants.

Order of elimination 1- Bobby Shane by Mike G. …2 - Cook by Keirn. 3- Singh by Mike G. 4- Haze by Mike G. 5- Keirn by Cuban. 6 - Cuban by Mike G. 7 - Matsuda by Eddie G. 8 - Missing Link by Sullivan. 9 - Mike Graham by Sullivan. 10- Eddie Graham by Sullivan. 11- Rogers by Wahoo. 12 - Gang by Wahoo (dodged Gang who tried helping Kevin Sullivan. 13 - WAHOO WON eliminating Kevin Sullivan!


Mike Graham rocked the match eliminating four but was upended by rival Kevin Sullivan. Wahoo won the match earning a title shot down the road. A fun match as many rivalries carried over into this special match.

Major Championship: Paul Orndorff w-dq over defending champ Rick Rude. Managers Oliver Humperdink and Bobby Heenan got into it early and often. Heenan slapped and slugged the champion earning the dq. World Champion Kurt Angle joined the announcers for his commentary on both wrestlers.

A 10-man Lightning Cup tournament is next as the Minor Champion Juventud Guerrera is placing his title on the line throughout the tournament. Competitors are limited to 235 pound weigh limit and the recent influx of talent from the Sunshine State has rounded out the field: Besides Guerrero other entrants are the Dynamite Kid, Joe Malenko, Jerry Brisco, Mike Graham, Hiro Matsuda, Mike Jackson, Rip Rogers and Bobby Shane.

The Road Warriors defend their World tag-team titles as a bonus bout against the US Express, Barry Windham and Mike Rotunda.

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Lightning Cup featuring Minor Champion Juventud Guerrera at Philadelphia Spectrum

Qualifying round:
Mike Jackson w-dq over Bobby Shane
Mike Graham used the figure-four to defeat Rip Rogers

Quarterfinals:
Juventud Guerrera used the 450 Splash to pin Mike Jackson
Jerry Brisco with the Oklahoma Side roll to pin Hiro Matsuda
Mike Graham pinned Joe Malenko with a suplex
Dynamite Kid w-dq over Danny Hodge

Semifinals:
Guerrera pinned Graham with the 450 Splash
Dynamite pinned Jerry Brisco after a spectacular super Plex

Finals:
Dynamite Kid pinned Guerrera to win the Cup and the Minor championship after a dramatic diving head butt.

Bonus Match for World Tag Team Championship:
Champions The Road Warriors beat the US Express with a Doomsday Device when Animal pinned Windham.

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Tag Team Special with a battle royal for number one contender at the Meadowlands

Bob Backlund and Jimmy Valiant won the 14-team event last eliminating One Man Gang and Kevin Sullivan. Other teams entered: US Express, SST, Super Destroyers, Fabulous Ones, Killer Bees, Saito and Bockwinkel, Zbyszko and Garea, Kangaroos, Slaughter and Kernodle, Koloffs, Idol and Von Raschke and champions the Road Warriors.

1- Samu eliminated by Windham. 2- Zbyszko by SD #2. 3- Hawk by SD #1. 4- Bockwinkel by Blair. 5- Blair by SD #1. 6- Ivan by Windham. 7- Lane by Gang. 8- Sarge by Costello. 9 and 10- Windham and SD 1 went over the ropes together. 11-Costello by Sullivan. 12 - Baron by Valiant

Sullivan and Gang have come close to winning royals but faced upsets to get ousted. The odd couple of Bob Backlund and Jimmy Valiant surprised the field in this one!

Kurt Angle w-dq over Wahoo McDaniel in defense of his World Title. The Olympian retained in this hard-hitting, much anticipated match! A rematch is signed with officials assigning one of the top officials to keep order.

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The Barbarian w-co over Bob Cook.
Bobby Heenan introduced the Barbarian as he has taken over the reigns from Mr. Fuji. The Devious One has invested the money received from this transcation and another deal involving the Warlord but most are unsure of his next step is.

Rock Riddle got on the microphone and announced he has made a substantial investment in purchasing the Warlord’s contract from Mr. Fuji. Riddle is also acting as the big man’s agent as he has allegedly landed roles for Warlord in multiple action movies and commercials.

The deal started badly as Davey Boy Smith pinned Warlord in a couple of minutes with a running power slam. The fans went wild, Riddle went ballistic and Warlord was left shaking his head in confusion.

Battle of the Big Men, One Man Gang with Kevin Sullivan w-dq over King Kong Bundy with Bobby Heenan after the action spilled to the floor. These two behemoths have signed for chain match to settle things.

Tag Feud, loser’s manager barred from ringside in their next Major Title match. Major Champion, Paul Orndorff and Oliver Humperdink beat Rick Rude and Bobby Heenan when Orndorff hit the jumping pile driver on Rude!! The champion has the advantage in their next title bout.

Wahoo McDaniel pinned Kurt Angle to win the World Championship.
Assigned referee Joey Marella let these two go at it and each man took major punishment using all their impact moves and finishers. McDaniel wrapped up a surprised Angle though with a vertical suplex to win the gold! The chief is on a roll since entering Prime Time Wrestling, winning the recent New Blood Gauntlet to earn the title shot and then won the belt on his 2nd try.

Fans would love to see a rematch…..


World Tag Champions the Road Warriors w-dq over Bob Backlund and Jimmy Valiant. Wrestling’s odd couple stood toe to toe with the champs as both challengers landed their finishers. Valiant was hoisted in a doomsday device which cause Backlund to make the save and go berserk on the champs. Bob used one of the title belts on Hawk forcing the DQ. The match was amazing as the fans got into this pairing!

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Toronto , Maple Leaf Gardens

Lanny Poffo upset Ted Dibiase using a cross body Death Jump. Sentons and backflips wore down the Million Dollar Man much to Virgil’s chagrin before the dramatic finish. Dibiase was livid at Virgil for not watching his back! The pair left together but the dissension is the first in their long relationship.

Brutus Beefcake pinned Danny Spivey with a Sunset Flip off the ropes.

Missing Link pinned Hiro Matsuda as the Link used headbutts from every angle to setup the Diving Head Butt for the win.

Warlord W/DQ over Davey Boy Smith. Warlord got his win back but Smith really matched him in the power department. When the action spilled to the floor, the Bulldog lost his cool and slammed Warlord’s trident into his ribs as payback for getting choked near the announcer’s table. The referee only saw the second use of the weapon. Despite the win, Rock Riddle’s investment to manage Warlord is definitely trending down.

Superfly Snuka used a vicious knee drop to pin Greg Valentine. Luscious Johnny’s men were 1-1 on the evening as Beefcake earned a big win over Spivey. Valentine gave Snuka all he could handle in this tooth-and-nail encounter.

Wahoo McDaniel defended the Prime Time Wrestling championship in a Triple Threat Match against the most recent former champions, Kurt Angle and Nikita Koloff.

Wahoo and Angle took turns beating down Koloff. While Nikita also did some major damage against the champion, it was Angle with the Olympic Slam on Koloff to win the first elimination. The two former champions Angle and Wahoo tied up, but Angle used his crippling Ankle Lock to turn up the pressure. Another Olympic Slam landed the gold back to Angle in this thriller!!

Bob Backlund and Jimmy Valiant (wrestling’s Odd Couple) upset World Tag-Team Titleholders Hawk and Animal to win the belts taking 2 of the 3 falls!

Animal was DQ’d in fall one when Ellering held Backlund from entering the ring. Backlund retaliated to kick start round two and when Boogie Woogie Man got into trouble he exploded earning a DQ for slamming Ellering onto Animal after breaking up a pin. That was all Valiant needed as he zoomed out of the corner in fall 3 to keep the pressure on Animal and landed his elbow drop finisher for the 3-count. Ellering and Hawk were caught off guard to say the least. Ellering and Animal were both suspended for their post match attack on the referee. Whoever is the first challengers for the Odd Couple, officials promised it is not the Road Warriors!!

Finally after a lengthy intermission to help the referee and setup the cage we had the main event: Major Champion Rick Rude defeated Paul Orndorff in a cage match. Rude bloodied up the former champion, landing two pile drivers to escape the cage with his title

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Prime Time World Champion: Kurt Angle
Major Champion: Rick Rude
Minor Champion: Dynamite Kid

1 - Wahoo McDaniel
2 - Paul Orndorff
3- Nikita Koloff
4 - One Man Gang
5 - Davey Boy Smith
6 - Sgt. Slaughter
7- Andre The Giant
8-Big John Studd
9- Juventud Guerrera
10 - Superfly Snuka

Prime Time Tag-Team Champions: Bob Backlund and Jimmy Valiant

1- Super Destroyers
2 - US Express
3 - The Russians (Koloffs and Malenko)
4 - Killer Bees
5 - The Shadows

Prime Time Ladies Champion: Sherri Martel

1 - Malia Hosaka
2 - Trish Stratus
3 - Sue Green
4 - Leilani Kai
5 - Trish Stratus

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Backlund and Valiant is almost as fun as Backlund and T-Bolt. Nice to see the newcomers ranking so highly.

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Jan 3, 2024 17:51:47 GMT -5 TTX said:

Backlund and Valiant is almost as fun as Backlund and T-Bolt. Nice to see the newcomers ranking so highly.

Thanks for reading ….. Yeah it was a shocker to win the titles. Their first step was that royal, as I modeled a 1985 PW-USA tag team battle royal where they teamed. Thought Gang and Sullivan were on their way but both Backlund and Valiant held out nicely.