Wrestling On New Year's Eve / New Year's Day

Clawmaster

1/1/65 St Petersburg, FL @ National Guard Armory
The Assassins beat Abe Jacobs & Tony Marino
Dick Steinborn beat Southern Champion Bob Orton dq
Duke Keomuka drew Chief Little Eagle
Little Beaver beat Pee Wee James

1/1/68 Orlando
Johnny Valentine beat Sam Steamboat & Dick Steinborn dq
Aldo Bogni & Bronko Lubich beat Buddy Fuller & Lester Welch
Duke Keomuka beat Don Serrano
Bronco Kelly drew Chin Lee

1/1/69 Tampa, FL
Jack Brisco & Nick Kozak & Jose Lothario & Wahoo McDaniel beat The Medics & Hans Mortier & Louie Tillet
The Gladiator beat Great Malenko
Duke Keomuka beat Rene Goulet
Dory Funk Jr beat Tarzan Tyler
Bobby Hart beat Tom Bradley
Mac McFarland drew Koa Tiki

Bpickering

1927 - Ira Dern defeats Clarence Eklund for Ohio's World Light Heavyweight Title in Columbus, Ohio, ending Eklund's second reign.

1931 - Joe Banaski defeats Nick Bozinis in Columbus, Ohio to become the first Midwest Wrestling Association World Light Heavyweight Champion.

1936 - The Great Mephisto defeats Walter Roxey to win the MWA World Light Heavyweight Title in Detroit, Michigan.

1940 - Pete Belcastro defeats Ernie Piluso for the Pacific Coast Light Heavyweight Title in Eugene, Oregon.

1943 - Billy Thom defeats Martino Angelo for the MWA World Junior Heavyweight Title in Columbus, Ohio. This began Thom's second reign and ended Angelo's second.


1946 - Larry Tillman defeats Marshall Estep to win the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Title.

1949 - Dizzy Davis defeats Antonino Rocca for the Texas Heavyweight Title in Waco, Texas. This began Davis' second reign and ended Rocca's second.

1949 - Johnny Demchuk defeats Tommy Martindale for the MWA World Junior Heavyweight Title in Columbus, Ohio. This began Thom's second reign and ended Angelo's second.

1950 - Jack O'Reilly defeats Buck Weaver to win the Pacific Coast Light Heavyweight Title in Portland, Oregon, beginning his second reign.

1954 - El Santo defeats Sugi Sito for the NWA World Middleweight Title in Mexico City, Mexico, to end Sito's second reign.

1959 - Billy Wicks defeats Lee Fields to win the NWA Gulf Coast Heavyweight Title in Mobile, Alabama, beginning his third reign.

1961 - Rocket and Sputnik Monroe defeat Duke Keomuka and Mad Dog Vachon to win the NWA Texas Tag Team Title in Fort Worth, Texas.

1962 - Larry Chene defeats Jim Bernard for the Wolverine Wrestling Michigan Heavyweight Title in Saginaw, Michigan.

1963 - Ivan and Karol Kalmikoff defeat Mr. High (Doug Gilbert) and Mr. Low (Dick Steinborn) for the AWA World Tag Team Title in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

1963 - Art and Stan Neilson win the American Wrestling Alliance World Tag Team Title for the fourth time by defeating Karl and Kurt Von Brauner.

1970 - Dick Murdoch defeats The Lawman (Don Slatton) for the Amarillo NWA Brass Knuckles Title in Amarillo, Texas, ending Lawman's second reign.

1970 - Stan Pulaski defeats Tarzan Tyler in Omaha, Nebraska for the AWA Midwest Heavyweight Title, to begin his second reign.

1970 - Bulldog Brower defeats Johnny Powers to win the NWF North American Heavyweight Title in Cleveland, Ohio.

1971 - Bob Geigel wins his fifth NWA Central States Heavyweight Title, ending Roger Kirby's second reign in St. Joseph, Missouri.

1975 - Rocket Monroe and Randy Tyler defeat Jackie Fargo and George Gulas to win the NWA Mid-America Tag Team Title in Nashville, Tennessee. This ended Fargo and Gulas' second reign.

1978 - Blackjack Mulligan defeats Ricky Steamboat in Greensboro, North Carolina to win his fourth NWA United States Heavyweight Title.

1979 - Jack and Jerry Brisco defeat Dory Funk, Jr. and Terry Funk for the NWA Georgia Tag Team Title in Atlanta, Georgia.

1980 - Ricky and Robert Gibson win their second AWA Southern Tag Team Title in Memphis, Tennessee, by ending The Assassins' second reign.

1982 - Tiger Mask (Satoru Sayama) defeats The Dynamite Kid in Tokyo, Japan for the vacant WWF Junior Heavyweight Title. Tatsumi Fujinami had vacated the title in December when he moved up to the heavyweight division.

1982 - The St. Louis Wrestling Club held the "Sam Muchnick Retirement Show" before 19,821 at The Checkerdome in St. Louis, Missouri. The results:
- NWA Central States Tag Team Champion Bob Brown and Jerry Brown fought to a draw.
- NWA World Women's Tag Team Champions Joyce Grable and Wendi Richter defeated Early Dawn and Sandy Partlow to retain the title.
- Pat O'Connor defeated Bob Sweetan.
- Jerry Blackwell defeated Ox Baker and Bruce Reed in a Handicap match.
- Rufus R. Jones and David Von Erich fought Harley Race and Greg Valentine to a double-disqualification.
- Dick the Bruiser defeated NWA Missouri Heavyweight Champion Ken Patera to win the title, beginning the Bruiser's third reign and ending Patera's second.
- NWA World Heavyweight Champion Ric Flair defeated Dusty Rhodes in a Best-of-Three Falls match, 2-1, to retain the title.

1983 - Southwest Championship Wrestling held a one-night 16-man tournament for the SCW Southwest Heavyweight Title. Dick Slater had left the promotion in December, leaving the title vacant. The results were:
First round:
- Tully Blanchard defeated Ken Lucas.
- Jerry Lawler defeated SCW Southwest Tag Team Champion Grappler #1.
- Scott Casey defeated Bobby Jaggers.
- Mike Graham defeated SCW Southwest Tag Team Champion Grappler #2.
- Adrian Adonis defeated Steve O.
- Ricky Morton defeated The Ninja Warrior.
- Tonga John defeated Baron Von Raschke.
- Bob Sweetan defeated Gino Hernandez.
Quarterfinals:
- Tully Blanchard defeated Jerry Lawler.
- Mike Graham defeated Scott Casey.
- Adrian Adonis defeated Ricky Morton.
- Bob Sweetan defeated Tonga John.
Semifinals:
- Tully Blanchard defeated Mike Graham.
- Bob Sweetan defeated Adrian Adonis.
Final:
- Tully Blanchard defeated Bob Sweetan to win the vacant SCW Southwest Heavyweight Title. This began Blanchard's seventh reign.

1983 - The Assassin and Rip Oliver defeat Billy Jack (Haynes) and Stan Stasiak for the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Title in Portland, Oregon. This began their second reign.

1983 - Norman Frederick Charles wins a tournament for the vacant Southeast NWA United States Junior Heavyweight Title.

1984 - Negro Casas defeats Black Terry to win the UWA World Lightweight Title in Mexico City, Mexico.

1985 - Jay and Mark Youngblood defeat Krusher Khrushchev and Jim Neidhart to win the Florida NWA United States Tag Team Title in Tampa, Florida.

1986 - Dick Slater defeats Butch Reed for the Mid-South North American Heavyweight Title in Tulsa, Oklahoma, ending Reed's second reign. At the same event, Jake Roberts won the Mid-South Television Title, defeating Dick Slater in the finals of a month-long tournament. Roberts had defeated Eddie Gilbert, Buzz Sawyer and one other man to reach the finals. Slater had beaten Al Perez, Steve Williams and Jim Duggan.

1988 - Masahiro Chono defeats Mike George in Des Moines, Iowa to become the last NWA Central States Television Champion. The promotion closed later in the year.

1989 - Juicio defeats El Corallilo to win the Mexican National Featherweight Title in San Lorenzo, Mexico.

1991 - Los Villanos (I, IV and V) defeats Los Brazos (El Brazo, Brazo de Oro and Brazo de Plata) for the UWA World Trios Title in Puebla, Mexico. This began and ended both teams' third reigns.

1993 - El Signo defeats Villano III to win the WWF World Light Heavyweight Title in Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico, to end his sixth reign.

1994 - Villano V defeats Silver King for the UWA World Light Heavyweight Title in Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico, beginning his second reign.

1999 - Mr. Showtime defeats Johnny Gunn and Franklin Ray in a three-way match to become the first Warriors of Wrestling Federation (later NWA Mid-South) Junior Heavyweight Champion.

2000 - The Rebellion (Kurt Reigns and Tejas) defeat The Sterling Studs (Trent Atkins and Mike Fox) for the NWA Texas Tag Team Title in North Richland Hills, Texas.

2003 - Naphtali, the reigning NWA Florida Junior Heavyweight Champion, is awarded the title as the first NWA Florida X Division Champion, and the prior title is vacated.

2005 - Místico wins the NWA World Middleweight Title from Averno in Mexico City, Mexico.

2005 - The New York Connection (Glenn Gilberti and Johnny Swinger) defeat John Bogie and Elix Skipper to win the GCW Tag Team Title in Columbus, Georgia.

2005 - Todd Sexton ends Jeremy V's second NWA Wildside Television Title reign in Cornelia, Georgia.

2005 - J.T. Hogg defeats The Juggulator in Parkersburg, West Virginia for the NWA Tri-State Heavyweight Title.

2006 - Hator defeats El Zorro to win the UWA World Light Heavyweight Title in Monterrey, Mexico, ending Zorro's fourth reign.

Kriss

Wednesday, January 1, 1947 – Arena – Lubbock, TX
1) Polo Cordova and Bobby Burns won a 6-man Battle Royal (other participants: Johnny Carlin, Wayne Martin, Ace Abbott, Al Getz)
2) Ace Abbott defeated Al Getz (referee: Pat McKee)
3) Polo Cordova defeated Bobby Burns in two straight falls to win the Battle Royal
Pat McKee was a Hollywood actor, who had wrestled between 1920 and 1923.

Wednesday, December 31, 1947 – Arena – Lubbock, TX
1) Johnny Carlin defeated Olan Boynton
2) Rod Fenton defeated Gordon Hessel via CO in three falls (referee: Bill McEuin)
3) Jack Kiser defeated Al Getz in three falls

Thursday, January 1, 1948 – Fairgrounds Arena – Amarillo, TX
1) Gordon Hessel and George Strickland won a 6-man Battle Royal (order of elimination: Cyclone Burns, Rod Fenton, Al Getz, Jack Kiser)
2) Al Getz fought Jack Kiser to a draw in three falls (45:00)
3) Gordon Hessel defeated George Strickland in three falls to win the Battle Royal

Thursday, January 1, 1948 – Sportatorium – Pampa, TX
1) George Lopez fought Pat O’Dowdy to a draw (15:00)
2) Johnny Carlin fought Olan Boynton to a draw (15:00)
3) George Lopez & Johnny Carlin defeated Pat O’Dowdy & Olan Boynton in three falls (referee: Mickey Barnes)

Friday, December 31, 1948 - Sportatorium - Pampa, TX
1) Dory Detton defeated Monty LaDue via DQ in two straight falls
2) Dory Funk defeated Eddie Gideon in three falls

Monday, January 1, 1951 – Fair Park Arena – Abilene, TX
1) Polo Cordova defeated Bob DeMarce (sub. Bob Cummings) in three falls
2) Frankie Murdoch & Bill Sledge defeated Pat O’Dowdy & Jack O’Reilly via DQ in three falls

Monday, December 31, 1951 – Fair Park Arena – Abilene, TX
1) George Overhuls defeated Gust Johnson (sub. Rex Mobley)
2) Whitey Walberg & Salvador Flores defeated Pat O’Dowdy & Rex Mobley (sub. Ray Clements) in three falls (referee: Gust Johnson)

Wednesday, December 31, 1952 – Jamboree Hall – Lubbock, TX
1) Carlos Moreno defeated Ace Abbott in two straight falls
2) Buck Lipscomb & Herb Parks defeated Famer Jones & Frankie Hill Murdoch in three falls (referee: Gust Johnson)

Monday, January 1, 1968 – Fair Park Auditorium – Abilene, TX
1) Dory Funk, Jr. & Terry Funk vs. Alex Perez & The Duke
2) Texas Death Match: The Lawman vs. Dick Murdoch

Wednesday, January 1, 1969 – Fair Park Coliseum – Lubbock, TX
1) Guillotine Gordon defeated Gypsy Joe
2) Chief Little Eagle defeated Alex Perez
3) Terry Funk & Jerry Kozak fought Mr. Ito & Chati Yokouchi to a double-CO
4) Ricky Romero defeated Killer Karl Kox
Killer Karl Kox was given an indefinite suspension for throwing chairs when outside the ring.

Thursday, January 1, 1970 – Sports Arena – Amarillo, TX – “1970 Parade of Champions”
1) Jos LeDuc & Paul DeDuc defeated Alex Perez & Chief Little Eagle (6:32)
2) Dick Murdoch defeated The Lawman to win the Texas Brass Knuckles Trophy (7:31)
3) Western States Tag Team Champions Terry Funk & Ricky Romero defeated Dusty Rhodes & Gorgeous George, Jr. (11:38)
4) Western States Heavyweight Champion The Beast defeated Killer Karl Kox via DQ (11:03)
5) World Heavyweight Champion Dory Funk, Jr. defeated Rufus R. Jones (60:00)
i) Funk pinned Jones (49:13)
ii) The time limit expired

Friday, January 1, 1971 – Sports Arena – Amarillo, TX
1) Gorgeous George, Jr. vs. Seiji Sakaguchi
2) Terry Funk & Bobby Duncum vs. The Gladiator & Mr. Wrestling
3) Buck Robley vs. Nick Kozak
4) Brass Knuckles Match: Bull Ramos vs. Killer Karl Kox

Wednesday, January 1, 1975 – Fair Park Coliseum – Lubbock, TX
1) Gorgeous George, Jr. defeated Mitsuo Momota
2) Akio Sato defeated Mr. Wrestling
3) Lou Thesz defeated Motoji Okuma
4) Ricky Romero & Nick Kozak defeated Karl Von Steiger & Goliath
5) Dory Funk, Jr. defeated Blackjack Mulligan via DQ

Thursday, January 1, 1976 – Sports Arena – Amarillo, TX
1) The Beast & Leo Burke defeated Lord Al Hayes & The Lawman
2) Dory Funk, Jr. fought Randy Tyler to a draw (30:00)
3) International Heavyweight Champion The Super Destroyer vs. Scott Casey

Saturday, January 1, 1977 – Sports Arena – Amarillo, TX
1) Larry Lane fought Tenryu to a draw
2) Tank Patton defeated Nick Kozak
3) Lord Al Hayes defeated Scott Casey
4) Ricky Romero defeated Alex Perez
5) Dennis Stamp defeated Sakaruda
6) Johnny Weaver & Ted DiBiase & Pez Whatley defeated Rip Hawk & Swede Hanson & The Super Destroyer

Clawmaster

12/31/54 Oakland, CA @ Auditorium
Pacific Coast Tag Team Champions Ben Sharpe & Mike Sharpe drew Enrique Torres & Bobo Brazil when the 60 minute time limit expired in the 3rd fall
Dr Timothy Geohagen beat Gorilla Sepeda
George Scott beat Lou Pitoscia
Johnny Barend drew Gene Dubuque

12/31/55 Fresno, CA @ Ryan’s Auditorium
Handicap Match, Referee Frank Manfredo
Enrique Torres & Ray Stern beat Ben Sharpe on a 3rd fall dq
Ronnie Etchison beat Pat Fraley 2/3
Vincent Lopez beat Lee Henning 2/3

12/31/58 Marysville, CA @ Cal’s Square Gardens
Paul DeGalles & George Kongozan vs Great Lothario & Johnny Barend 2/3 60:00
George Drake vs Don Manoukian 2/3 60:00

1/1/65 Modesto, CA @ Uptown Arena
Referee John Swenski
Don Manoukian beat Billy White Wolf when referee Swenski stopped the match in the 3rd fall because White Wolf was bleeding too badly
Mark Lewin (sub Ricky Romero) beat The Spoiler
Mitsu Arakawa beat Pat Barrett

12/31/65 Modesto, CA @ Uptown Arena
World Tag Team Champions Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens beat Pepper Gomez & Luis Martinez when Stevens pinned Gomez in the 3rd fall
Dominic DeNucci beat Buddy Austin 2/3
Luis Hernandez beat Fred Baron via pin

12/31/66 San Francisco, CA @ Cow Palace
No dq Match
US Champion Bill Watts beat Tarzan Tyler 2/3
Ciclon Negro & Mongolian Stomper beat Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson to win World Tag Title
Victor the Bear beat Fritz Von Goering & the Spoiler in 4:36
Kinji Shibuya beat Victor Rivera
Pepper Gomez beat Jerry Duke Miller
Alberto Torres beat Thunderbolt Peters
Joe Scarpa beat George Drake
Buddy Moreno beat Tuffy Truesdale
Att: 8,518
Note: Other sources including Wrestling Title Histories say the tag title change happened in November.

1/1/71 Modesto, CA @ Uptown Arena
Pat Patterson beat Ciclon Negro
Sonny Boy Hayes & Joey Russell beat Sky Low Low & Little Bruiser

12/31/71 Modesto, CA @ Uptown Arena
Pepper Gomez vs Ripper Collins 2/3
Rocky Johnson & Peter Maivia vs Paul DeMarco & Roger Kirby
Terrible Ted The Wrestling Bear beat Don Carson & Nick Adams in 4:00

12/31/77 Modesto, CA @ Uptown Arena
Brutus the Wrestling Bear beat Kurt Von Steiger & Karl Von Steiger
US Champion Bob Roop vs Pepper Gomez
Mando Guerrero vs Alexis Smirnoff
Scientific Bout
Kevin Sullivan vs Les Thornton

1/1/54 Calgary, Alberta, Canada @ Victoria Pavilion
Lou Sjoberg beat Tommy O’Toole
George Gordienko & Earl McCready & Toar Morgan beat Ed Gardenia & Frank Marconi & Lou Pitoscia
Con Bruno beat Cliff Olson
Tony Angelo beat Joe Blanchard
Att: 2,200

1/1/55 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Jim Wright no contest Earl McCready
Ken Kenneth beat Angelo Poffo dq
Lou Sjoberg beat Frank Hurley
Tex McKenzie won a Battle Royal

1/1/57 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
John Paul Henning beat Johnny Valentine
Referee: Al Oeming

1/1/60 Calgary, Alberta, Canada @ Victoria Pavilion
Joe Tomasso & Eric the Great beat Don Kindred & John Foti
Luther Lindsay won a Battle royal
Ken Lorimer dcor George Kosti
Joe Konno beat Joe Millich
Nelson Royal beat Jerry Aitken
Steve Kosti beat Mr. Grizzly

1/1/63 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada @ Sales Pavilion
Jerry Graham beat Ronnie Etchison
Dave Ruhl & Jim Wright no contest Ronnie Etchison & Dominic Bravo
Johnny Kostas & Don McClarity beat Joe Millich & Tony Nero
George Kosti beat Nick Harris

1/1/64 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Sweet Daddy Siki beat Sandy Scott
Waldo Von Erich beat Mighty Ursus
George Scott beat Jean LaSalle
Michael Valentino no contest Dave Ruhl
Luis Hernandez beat Al Ward

1/1/65 Calgary, Alberta, Canada @ Victoria Pavilion
Don Leo Jonathan beat Klondike Bill dq
Fabulous Kangaroos Al Costello & Roy Heffernan beat Stan Stasiak & Juan Sebastian
Roy McClarty beat Bob Morse
Sandor Kovacs drew Eric Froelich

1/1/71 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Buddy Austin vs Bob Lueck
Bob Sweetan vs Mighty Ursus .
Paul Peller vs Bob Pringle
Joe Tomasso & Ed Sullivan vs Nick Pacchiano & Gordon Ivey
Bob Pirie vs Thunderbolt Cannon

1/1/78 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
12-man, $2,000 Battle Royal
Participants include: Leo Burke, Bobby Burke, Don Gagne, Mr. Hito, Michel Martel, Bud Osborne, Ray Osborne, Gerry Morrow, Salvatore Bellomo, John Foley, Keith Hart and Bruce Hart
Leo Burke & Bobby Burke vs Mr. Hito & Michel Martel
Don Gagne vs Gerry Morrow
Bud Osborne vs Steve Novak
Salvatore Bellomo vs John Foley

1/1/82 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
David Shultz beat Mr. Hito dq
Great Gama beat Davey Boy Smith COR
Jim Neidhart & Keith Hart & Bruce Hart beat Tab (Goldie) Rogers & J.R Foley & Jude Rosenbloom
Hercules Ayala beat Mike Hammer
Mike Shaw beat Gerry Morrow
Angel Peron (Angel Rivera) beat Randy Webber

1/1/84 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Archie Gouldie beat Kerry Brown
Mr. Hito & Sonny Two Rivers beat Cuban Assassin & Hiro Saito
Randy Webber beat Tim Flowers
Phil Lafleur beat Karl Moffat
Ben Bassarab beat Shunji Takano

Angelic Assassin

WWF @ Hartford, CT - Civic Center - January 1, 1985

Johnny Rodz defeated Jose Luis RiveraSalvatore Bellomo defeated Charlie FultonBrutus Beefcake defeated SD JonesJohnny Valiant defeated Terry GibbsMike Rotundo & Barry Windham defeated the MoondogsBlackjack Mulligan defeated David SchultzNikolai Volkoff fought Tony Atlas to a double count-outAndre the Giant fought Ken Patera to a drawBlackjack Mulligan won a battle royal




CWG @ Atlanta, GA - The Omni - January 1, 1985

Tommy Lane and the Italian Stallion went to a drawLen Denton d. Jerry OatesBrian Adidas d. Chick DonovanRon Ritchie d. Ox Baker by DQRon Slinker d. Bob Roop by DQ$50,000 Tag Team Battle Royal won by Wild Bill & Scott IrwinManny Fernandez & Dusty Rhodes, the Dirty White Boys, the Fabulous Ones, Tully Blanchard & Bob Roop, the Hollywood Blonds, and Tommy Rich & Michael Hayes participatedOle Anderson & Thunderbolt Patterson d. the TerminatorsTommy Rich & Abdullah the Butcher d. the Long RidersNational Heavyweight Title Match: Ron Garvin (c) d. Ox Baker(Baker subbed for Wahoo McDaniel)

LarrySC

1/2/72 Omaha
Attendance: 4,072
Jerry Miller drew Krusher Kowalski
Buddy Wolff beat Bob Sabre
Vivian Vachon beat Kay Noble

Midwest Heavyweight Title
Great Kusatsu (c) no contest Stan Pulaski

Indian Chain Match
Billy Red Cloud beat Ox Baker

When I first discovered that Pulaski & Kusatsu teamed in St. Louis then fought one another the next night in Omaha I was a bit stunned, but soon went looking for similar results

Paulsosn

12/31/85 Oklahoma City, OK @ The Myriad
Brett Sawyer beat Joe Malcolm
Masked Superstar beat Steve Doll
Terry Taylor beat Rob Rechsteiner
The Bruise Brothers beat Eddie Gilbert & The Nightmare
Jake Roberts beat Sir Oliver Humperdink
Dick Slater beat Jim Duggan by DQ
Buzz Sawyer beat Butch Reed in a dog collar match
Ted DiBiase beat Dick Murdoch

1/1/86 Tulsa, OK @ Convention Center(TV)
Ted DiBiase & Steve Williams beat J.R. Hogg & Shawn O’Reilly
Buzz Sawyer beat Perry Jackson
Masked Superstar & Dick Murdoch beat Steve Doll & Tommy Wright
Terry Taylor beat The Nightmare
Dick Slater beat Butch Reed to win Mid-South North American Title
Al Perez & Brett Sawyer beat Joe Malcolm & Gustavo Mendoza
Jake Roberts beat Dick Slater to win vacant Mid-South Television Title in tournament final
Buzz Sawyer beat Steve Doll
Eddie Gilbert beat Tommy Wright
Terry Taylor beat Lord Humongous
Ricky Gibson, Al Perez, & Brett Sawyer beat J.R. Hogg, Joe Malcolm, & The Nightmare
Ted DiBiase beat Gustavo Mendoza

1/1/87 Tulsa, OK @ Convention Center
Angel of Death beat Jeff Raitz
The Fantastics beat Eddie Gilbert & Sting by DQ
Eli the Eliminator beat Bobby Perez
Ted DiBiase beat Ken Massey
Chavo Guerrero & Iceman King Parsons beat Leroy Brown & Bill Irwin
Iceman King Parsons & Missing Link beat Ken Massey & Jack Victory
One Man Gang beat Bobby Perez
Rick Steiner & Sting beat Jeff Raitz & Gary Young
Dark Journey beat Missy Hyatt by forfeit
Steve Williams beat Terry Gordy
Ted DiBiase won a bunkhouse Battle royal