Showing posts with label Michael Wallstreet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Wallstreet. Show all posts

2019/12/10

1991-02-09 Worldwide


Good morning, good afternoon, good evening...whenever it is you found this entry.  Today I am checking out the Feb. 9th 1991 edition of WCW Worldwide.  I have no idea where we are at in WCW at this point so I am going in blind.  I did not follow WCW at this point and I am randomly selecting shows as I move data around so let us go to the tape and see what we see shall we!
  • Tony Schiavone and Gordon Solie?  
  • Ric Flair on the show wrestling?  Interesting
  • I like the "will beat this person in x time" that they did
  • I think Terri was even better looking back then, without those life preservers ha ha
  • If I ran a wrestling company I would make my stars watch these shows every day.  See what wrestling should be like
  • I wonder if it is true that people would leave if they saw their names next to the Steiners
  • It is weird to see Rick without the headgear, so very weird
  • I hate that top rope DDT
  • Poor Enhancement talent does not even get his name on TV
  • That was sloppy and could have broken the kids shoulder
  • Dissension amoungst Doom!
  • Why did Reed put on a shirt?
  • Love Simmons powerslam
  • Windham's hair is so weird
  • This was a weird heel vs. heel match; yes it is to build to a Doom breakup but still weird
  • Nice to see a young Kevin Nash
  • Look how Nash towers over everyone in the ring
  • What was with Nash's hair?  Is that a mullet?
  • It is weird to think that Tommy Rich was the NWA Champion not being around that time period and only know this Tommy Rich and going forward
  • The Thesz press is the worst finisher of all time I think
  • Wow, Flair is facing a true job guy!
  • Imagine if this kid has injured Naitch, can you imagine?
  • Sad to see Dirty Dutch as basically enhancement
  • How great is Rogers with the pigtails
Another show from WCW that just did not seem to have direction.  No real talk of Wrestle War during the show even though that is where they should be going.  5/8 of the main event were on the show and not once was it mentioned by the commentators.  That was the problem with WCW, they put out shows with matches but never really had direction.  The wrestlers usually worked hard but the office just never had its stuff together

Results
  • Interview:  Ric Flair (World Champion)
  • Segment:  Alexandra York
  • Michael Wallstreet def. David Isley
  • Rick Steiner/Scott Steiner (US Tag Team Champions) def. Mke Samples/Magnum Force #2
  • Sid Vicious def. Unknown #1
  • Segment:  Ron Simmons & Butch Reed (Tag Team Champions) & Teddy Long
  • Barry Windham def. Ron Simmons (Tag Team Champion)
  • Ricky Morton/Junkyard Dog/Tommy Rich def. James Earl Wright/Blade/Steel
  • Ric Flair (World Champion) def. Mike Hart via Submission
  • Sting/Lex Luger (US Champion) def. Rip Rogers/Dutch Mantell via Submission

2019/11/02

1991-01-05 Power Hour Review


Good morning, good afternoon, good evening...whenever it is you have found this entry.  Tonight I am checking out the first WCW Power Hour episode of 1991.  The main event is Bobby Eaton taking on Ricky Morton.  Midnight Express taking on the Rock N Roll Express....even though neither of these teams are active at this point.  Let us go to the show!
  • The video on the compy I currently have is really bad so this might be a very short review
  • Pillman got up there to get Cazana on the top rope
  • Its funny, I always remember Z-Man as average in pretty much every way but he would be above average nowadays
  • Who was it in WCW that was obsessed with Little Richard?
  • Wait...is Jericho in AEW copying Hayes with is weird makeup and such?
  • What is with Hayes pant?  
  • Remember when the DDT was the end all be all and not an opening segment move?  I 'member
  • It is weird to think that Rick Steiner now sits on a school board in Georgia I believe
  • Rick was always stiff-looking in the ring; always looked believable
  • The Black Scorpion could have been so cool
  • Sting never could cut a good promo
  • Watching Taylor in this era I am reminded that he could have been a star if not for the Red Rooster.  I truly believe that.
  • It is weird that all the "job guys" are bigger and better than a lot of the "stars" of today
  • Taylor always needed a better finisher than the "five" arm
  • Did Paul Heyman try to channel Roddy Piper at times?  Never noticed that before 
  • Michael Wallstreet is one of the best wrestlers never to be the man for a major promotion I think
  • Heyman and Ross had some of the best chemistry as announcers
  • It is weird to see Terri without certain...um....assets
  • Hardrock is a big boy!
  • Was there a better technical wrestler than Wallstreet?  I can not think of one
  • Both of these guys need to straighten their hair!
  • Well, Sid is not getting paid by the hour!  Wait...no powerbomb?
  • This match is already going too long
  • Bill Fralic played for the Falcons?  I thought he was a Detroit boy only!
  • Name a more underrated wrestler than Beautiful Bobby?  I do not think you can!
  • If I was a wrestler I would be watching Eaton, Morton, Double A, William Regal and Wallstreet to find out what wrestling is supposed to be like!
  • I would pay to watch these guys go at it today more than I would most of the AEW and WWE main roster!
  • Who has the better mullet between these two?  I am going with Bobby personally
  • I do not like that finish at all!
  • GOOD GAWD LOOK AT MISSY AT THIS POINT!!!
Another fine WCW show.  It is funny that people hated this era of WCW but look at the roster.  I know the storyline were not very good but compared to today...anyway while the storyline sucked the action itself was fine.  Great performers and some legends on the show!

Below are the results
  • VQ: VERY POOR
  • Brian Pillman/Z-Man def. Ed Brock/Joe Cazana
  • Jimmy Garvin/Michael Hayes def. Tommy Angel/Rob Morgan
  • Rick Steiner def. Chuck Coats
  • WNN:  Sting/Ric Flair
  • Terry Taylor def. Brian Carr
  • Michael Wallstreet def. Rick Hardrock
  • Sid Vicious def. Dave Perry
  • Ricky Morton def. Bobby Eaton via DQ