1.The Skyscrapers def. Battle Royale participants-Two Ring King of The Hill Battle Royal
On the Network this thing is barely watchable. It literally just kinda skips around. So I guess it's only fair to give this one. *
2.Brian Pillman def. Bill Irwin
Man Pillman is freaking awesome as always. He had a way better career in WCW. Iriwn played the big tough guy role very well here. These guys really just had a simple formula and did the best the could with it, and I was really proud of the end result. Pillman was using high flying techniques like nobody's business, especially that jump from the second ring all the way to the first ring.
***
3.The Skyscrapers def. The Dynamic Dudes
Another good match here. Man Dan Spivey may be tall and big, but he's got a talent when it comes to actually wrestling. Sid on the other hand, not so much. The Dynamic Dudes was possibly one of the worst gimmicks in wrestling history, but they were both decent wrestlers. Hell they even did a nice double drop kick around the end of it. ***
4.Jim Cornette def. Paul E. Dangerously-Tuxedo Match
Didn't give a shit. I don't think any one else did either. *
5.The Steiner Brothers def. The Varsity Club
This one was short and sweet. Rick hit a sick German on one of the Varsity members. Like I said it was short, but fast paced enough to at least be pretty good. **
6.Sting(c) def. The Great Muta
NWA World Television Championship
Man what a site to see. Two face painted stars battling it out with high flying moves. Sting leaped over the top rope of one ring to another and landed on Muta. Muta also did his handspring back elbow which is always awesome to see. ***
7.Lex Luger(c) def. Ricky Steamboat
NWA United States Heavyweight Championship
This one was long and boring. Lex wouldn't really let Steamboat work his magic here as he just kept using rest holds. *
8.The Road Warriors, The Midnight Express, & Steve Williams def. The Fabulous Freebirds & The Samoan Swat Team-War Games Match
This was actually the first War Games match I have seen and I must say that
it surely delivered. Bobby Eaton was hanging from the cage kicking people. Meanwhile The Freebirds were delivering beatdowns on their opponents. Every body had a part to play here and it really worked. ***
9.Ric Flair(c) def. Terry Funk
NWA World Heavyweight Championship
This one was a sight to see, but really disappointed me. Both guys kept on using Piledrivers which seems to be a common problem with Flair's matches back then. There was some good brawling moments, but nothing that really impressed me here. *
PPV Rating: **
It wasn't horrible just pretty good. I was surprised by some matches, and disappointed by others. There wasn't really any main match that sticks out to me, I mean the second match stole the show by a tad, but it wasn't great by any means.
On the Network this thing is barely watchable. It literally just kinda skips around. So I guess it's only fair to give this one. *
2.Brian Pillman def. Bill Irwin
Man Pillman is freaking awesome as always. He had a way better career in WCW. Iriwn played the big tough guy role very well here. These guys really just had a simple formula and did the best the could with it, and I was really proud of the end result. Pillman was using high flying techniques like nobody's business, especially that jump from the second ring all the way to the first ring.
***
3.The Skyscrapers def. The Dynamic Dudes
Another good match here. Man Dan Spivey may be tall and big, but he's got a talent when it comes to actually wrestling. Sid on the other hand, not so much. The Dynamic Dudes was possibly one of the worst gimmicks in wrestling history, but they were both decent wrestlers. Hell they even did a nice double drop kick around the end of it. ***
4.Jim Cornette def. Paul E. Dangerously-Tuxedo Match
Didn't give a shit. I don't think any one else did either. *
5.The Steiner Brothers def. The Varsity Club
This one was short and sweet. Rick hit a sick German on one of the Varsity members. Like I said it was short, but fast paced enough to at least be pretty good. **
6.Sting(c) def. The Great Muta
NWA World Television Championship
Man what a site to see. Two face painted stars battling it out with high flying moves. Sting leaped over the top rope of one ring to another and landed on Muta. Muta also did his handspring back elbow which is always awesome to see. ***
7.Lex Luger(c) def. Ricky Steamboat
NWA United States Heavyweight Championship
This one was long and boring. Lex wouldn't really let Steamboat work his magic here as he just kept using rest holds. *
8.The Road Warriors, The Midnight Express, & Steve Williams def. The Fabulous Freebirds & The Samoan Swat Team-War Games Match
This was actually the first War Games match I have seen and I must say that
it surely delivered. Bobby Eaton was hanging from the cage kicking people. Meanwhile The Freebirds were delivering beatdowns on their opponents. Every body had a part to play here and it really worked. ***
9.Ric Flair(c) def. Terry Funk
NWA World Heavyweight Championship
This one was a sight to see, but really disappointed me. Both guys kept on using Piledrivers which seems to be a common problem with Flair's matches back then. There was some good brawling moments, but nothing that really impressed me here. *
PPV Rating: **
It wasn't horrible just pretty good. I was surprised by some matches, and disappointed by others. There wasn't really any main match that sticks out to me, I mean the second match stole the show by a tad, but it wasn't great by any means.