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Here are results from this afternoon’s EVOLVE 103 event in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The show started with the announcement that Travis Banks and Darby Allin are injured and would be replaced by Mark Haskins and Tracy Williams, respectively. Jarek 1:20 came out and said that since he injured Allin on Thursday at EVOLVE 102 that he should get the spot. Lenny Leonard said no, so Jarek vowed to injure more people.
– FIP champion Austin Theory defeated Keith Lee for the WWN championship in a title vs. title match
Good match up here with Lee overpowering Theory yet still being thrown around by Theory himself. Impressive strength by Theory being able to spin Lee in the three seconds around the world slam and his TKO. A late ref bump allowed Theory to hit a low blow and his finish to become the new WWN Champion and earn a spot at WWE Axxess tomorrow defending the title.
– Timothy Thatcher defeated Dominic Garrini (w/Stokely Hathaway)
Vicious sprint here that was won by Thatcher decisively after a butterfly suplex.
– AR Fox defeated Jason Kincaid, Chris Brookes, and DJZ in a four way bout
Jarek 1:20 ran out during DJZ’s entrance and attacked Kincaid, but Kincaid ran him off. Action all over the place with dives and creative multi person moves. Fox landed the fox catcher (450 splash) for the victory.
– Chris Dickinson defeated Mark Haskins
A gritty battle that had a lot of time, quality mat wrestling and brawling between these two vets. Dickinson targeted the leg and after a few submission attempts was able to force the tap with an Indian death lock.
– WALTER defeated Tracy Williams
The most physical match of the day, chops, and strikes by the huge hands of WALTER were taken by the valiant Williams. Tracy caught Walter a few times with big moves but it just wasn’t enough. WALTER wrapped Hot Sauce in a clutch for the submission
– Munenori Sawa defeated Jaka
Incredible hand speed by Sawa with his strikes despite all the time off he’s had in recent years. Jaka kept attacking and kept Sawa fighting out of submission attempts. It broke down in to a slug fest late with Sawa delivering hard punches to the skull of The Savage. Sawa was able to lock in the octopus hold and force the submission.
Post match attack by The End results in Catch Point getting back on the same page as Tracy Williams saved Stokely Hathaway and helped run off The End with Dickinson and Jaka
– EVOLVE Champion Matthew Riddle defeated Daisuke Sekimoto to retain the title
An absolute war here between these two men. Before the match Riddle declared that all EVOLVE title matches would be held with no rope breaks, which have been his specialty lately. This hoss fight had everything you would expect with chop exchanges, power moves and submission escapes thanks the the ropes. Sekimoto was winning the strike exchanges late so Riddle hit a flurry of knees and hammer fists which caused the ref stoppage to retain his title.
Sekimoto got a standing ovation from the crowd to close out the show.
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WWE announcer Jerry Lawler hinted at Smackdown possibly going live when the show moves to USA Network in early 2016.
Lawler said in a new interview that WWE and USA plan to make the show bigger after finishing the current run on Syfy. Lawler quipped that part of that was switching him from the Raw to Smackdown announce team.
“It’s a very good possibility that in the near future, Smackdown may be live,” Lawler told The Sound Magazine’s Scott Yager in an interview at New York Comic Con.
If Smackdown goes live in 2016, the show would presumably be on Tuesday nights, unless WWE changes their production schedule.
– The remainder of the interview focused on Lawler’s relationship with Andy Kaufman and the back-story of how it came together.
The United States Championship is already back on SmackDown.
After defeating Jinder Mahal for the title on Raw last night, Hardy became the second wrestler to move to SmackDown in this year’s Superstar Shakeup. Hardys’ appearance tonight was the first time he’s been on SmackDown since 2009.
In his first match since joining the brand, Hardy defeated Shelton Benjamin with a Swanton Bomb. That came after Benjamin cut a heel promo where he said he never needed Chad Gable, claiming to be hacked when he praised Gable as a partner on Twitter. Benjamin said he talked to Paige and asked her to send him competition, which brought out Randy Orton before Hardy entered.
Hardy defending his US title against Mahal is scheduled for the Greatest Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia on April 27th. Orton was supposed to face Mahal for the championship at Backlash on May 6th but could end up challenging Hardy instead.
The Miz was the first person to join SmackDown in this year’s Shakeup.
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WWE TV shows made up 90 percent of the TV wrestling pie for the Week of October 26, down from 92% the previous week. This was mainly due to ROH nearly doubling its TV audience and TNA rebounding from a season-low.
Also, WWE programming was down slightly to contribute to losing two percentage points. Included was a decline in Raw’s DVR viewership despite being the night after the Hell in a Cell PPV.
Overall Viewership – WWE Raw, WWE Smackdown, TNA Impact, ROH TV (Week of Oct. 26)
– Live Viewership Pie: 6.116 million viewers (up slightly from 6.019 million last week).
– Live & DVR Pie: 6.725 million viewers (up slightly from 6.675 million last week).
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– WWE Raw (Monday, October 26): The post-PPV episode averaged 3.354 million live viewers over the course of three hours, essentially even with 3.356 million last week.
DVR viewership was down from last week, though, averaging 3.713 million live + DVR, down from 3.784 million last week.
Another interesting comparison is the second and third hours. The hours drew nearly identical viewership, but the third hour drew 415,000 DVR views compared to 352,000 in the second hour. It appears that many viewers fast-forwarded through the second hour to get to the third hour, presumably for the main event #1 contender match.
First Hour: 3.635 million live viewers (3.946 million with DVR
Second Hour: 3.213 million live viewers (3.565 million with DVR)
Third Hour: 3.214 million live viewers (3.629 million with DVR)
Overall, Raw made up 55 percent of the total TV wrestling viewership pie for the week.
– TNA Impact (Wednesday, Oct. 28): Impact drew 266,000 first-run viewers, essentially even with 264k last week.
Impact then drew 27,000 DVR viewers (vs. 17k last week) and 98,000 West Coast/replay viewers after ROH TV, which was also up from last week.
Impact’s total audience was 391,000 viewers, up from 344k last week. It was the most combined viewers in three weeks.
– ROH TV (Wednesday, Oct. 28): ROH drew its largest audience in a single timeslot on Destination America.
ROH drew 227,000 viewers in the 11:00 p.m. EST timeslot after Impact to bump up its share of the weekly wrestling pie to four percent.
– WWE Smackdown (Thursday, Oct. 29): Smackdown drew 2.171 million live viewers, down from 2.204 million last week.
DVR viewership was 223,000, up from 211k last week to make up some of the difference.
Smackdown’s total audience was 2.394 million, down slightly from 2.415 million last week.
1957
Toronto, Ontario, Canada:
– Gene Kiniski beat Pat O’Connor to capture the British Empire Heavyweight title
– John Barend and Jack Pasek drew
– Art Nelson beat Sandor Kovacs
– Prince Maivia beat Lee Henning
1963
Kansas City, Kansas:
– World Tag Team Champions The Medics defeated Luther Lindsay & Joe Scarpello in three falls
– Central States Heavyweight Champion Sonny Myers defeated Rock Hunter via DQ in three falls
– Steve Bolus fought Ray Gordon to a draw
– United States Heavyweight Champion Bob Geigel defeated Pat O’Connor via DQ in three falls
– Steve Kovacs defeated Lee Henning via DQ
1964
Omaha, Nebraska:
– Mad Dog Vachon won the AWA World title from Verne Gagne
– Bill Miller beat Reggie Parks
– Mongolian Stomper beat Harley Race
– George Drake beat Frisco Montana
1981
Oakland, California:
– AWA Champion Verne Gagne beat Jerry Blackwell
– Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell beat Nick Bockwinkel & Bobby Heenan
– The Crusher beat Jesse Ventura
– Ray Stevens beat Adrian Adonis
– Baron Von Raschke beat John Studd
– Tito Santana beat Guy Lambert
– Pepper Gomez beat Jerry Monti
1982
Atlanta, Georgia:
– Buzz Sawyer defeated Tommy Rich for the Georgia National Heavyweight Title
1983
Beckley, West Virginia:
– Tony Atlas defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair via disqualification
1987
AWA Super Clash II: San Francisco, California:
– Curt Hennig defeated Nick Bockwinkel for the AWA World Heavyweight Title (Larry Zbyszko handed Hennig a roll of quarters to knock Bockwinkel out. Belt held up for one week as Hennig mulled an offer to go to the WWF. When Hennig agreed to stay in the AWA, the AWA
said the title did change hands)
– Russ Francis & Jimmy Snuka beat The Terrorist & The Mercenary
– Jerry Blackwell beat Boris Zhukov
– Midnight Rockers & Ray Stevens beat Buddy Wolff (sub Buddy Rose) & Doug Somers & Kevin Kelly
– AWA Women’s Champion Sherri Martel beat Madusa Meceli
– DJ Peterson drew Super Ninja
– Sheik Adnan beat Buck Zumhofe
Chicago, Illinois:
– Outback Jack defeated Jimmy Jack Funk
– Ron Bass defeated Pedro Morales
– Rick Martel & Tom Zenk defeated Don Muraco & Bob Orton Jr.
– Jacques & Raymond Rougeau defeated Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo
– Jim Duggan defeated the Iron Sheik
– Koko B. Ware defeated Danny Davis
– Tito Santana fought Butch Reed to a 20-minute draw
– WWF Intercontinental champion Ricky Steamboat defeated Randy Savage in a steel cage match
Boston, Massachusetts:
– WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan defeated Harley Race
1991
Greensboro, North Carolina:
– The One Man Gang pinned Joey Maggs
– Big Josh pinned Jack Victory
– WCW & IWGP Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Arn Anderson & Dan Spivey
– Dustin Rhodes, Tracey Smothers & Steve Armstrong defeated Dr. X (Kevin Nash), Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin when Rhodes pinned X
– Bobby Eaton pinned Terrence Taylor
– WCW US Champion Lex Luger defeated Nikita Koloff via count-out in a No DQ match
– Sting & El Gigante defeated WCW World Champion Ric Flair & Barry Windham in a steel cage match
1992
Saginaw, Michigan:
– Jimmy Garvin pinned Mike Graham
– WCW US Tag Team Champion Greg Valentine pinned Marcus Alexander Bagwell
– Tom Zenk pinned Mr. Hughes
– Johnny B. Badd pinned Tracy Smothers
– Rick & Scott Steiner defeated WCW Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson & Bobby Eaton via disqualification
– Ron Simmons pinned WCW US Tag Team Champion Terry Taylor
– WCW TV Champion Barry Windham & Dustin Rhodes defeated Larry Zbyszko & Diamond Dallas Page
– WCW US Champion Rick Rude defeated Ricky Steamboat via disqualification
– Nikita Koloff (sub. for WCW World Champion Sting) pinned Steve Austin
1993
Harrisonburg, Virginia:
– Vinnie Vegas defeated Steve Regal
– Johnny B. Badd defeated Chris Benoit
– Keith & Kent Cole defeated the Wrecking Crew
– Arn Anderson defeated Erik Watts
– Ricky Steamboat defeated WCW/NWA Tag Team Champion Brian Pillman
– Davey Boy Smith defeated Rick Rude via disqualification
– WCW US Champion Dustin Rhodes defeated WCW TV Champion Paul Orndorff; only the US title was at stake
– NWA World Champion Barry Windham defeated Ron Simmons
1994
Atlanta, Georgia:
– Larry Zbyszko defeated Lord Steven Regal for the WCW Television Title
– Marcus Alexander Bagwell defeated Shanghai Pierce
– WCW U.S. Champion Steve Austin defeated Marcus Alexander Bagwell
– Lord Steven Regal defeated Brad Armstrong
– WCW U.S. Champion Steve Austin defeated Brian Armstrong
– Ricky Steamboat defeated Bobby Eaton
– Alex Wright defeated Tanaka-san (Pat Tanaka)
– Dustin Rhodes & Johnny B. Badd defeated Pretty Wonderful, Paul Roma & Paul Orndorff
Harriman, Tennessee:
– Jake Roberts defeated Dirty White Boy Tony Anthony for the Smoky Mountain Wrestling Heavyweight Title
– SMW Beat the Champ TV Champion Kendo the Samurai defeated the Dirty White Boy via count-out
– Ricky Morton (w/ Robert Gibson) defeated SMW Tag Team Champion Chris Candido (w/ Tammy Fytch & SMW Tag Team Champion Brian Lee) via
disqualification
Memphis, Tennessee:
– Doug Gilbert defeated Brian Christopher for the USWA Southern Heavyweight Wrestling Title
– Brian Christopher teamed with Eddie Gilbert, to lose the USWA Tag Team Title to The Eliminators
1996
Orlando, Florida:
– Dean Malenko defeated Shinjiro Ohtani to capture the WCW Cruiserweight championship
1998
Charleston, South Carolina:
– Chris Benoit defeated Booker T for the WCW Television Title
2000
Richmond, Virginia:
– Chris Jericho defeated Chris Benoit for the WWF Intercontinental Title
2002
NJPW 30th Anniversary: Tokyo, Japan:
– Kintaro Kanemura defeated Daisuke Sekimoto
– Katsuyori Shibata defeated Wataru Inoue
– Tiger Mask 3 (Koji Kanemoto) & Tiger Mask 4 ( of Michinoku Pro) defeated Black Tiger & El Samurai
– Kaoru Ito & Momoe Nakanishi defeated Manami Toyota & Yumiko Hotta
– Jushin Liger & Minoru Tanaka defeated Jado & Gedo to win the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Title
– Shinya Hashimoto (Zero-One) & Naoya Ogawa (UFO) defeated Hiroyoshi Tenzan & Scott Norton
– Bas Rutten defeated Manabu Nakanishi
– Don Frye defeated Tadao Yasuda
– The Steiner Brothers defeated Kensuke Sasaki & Hiroshi Tanakashi
– Yuji Nagata defeated Yoshihiro Takayama (Noah) to retain the IWGP Heavyweight Title
– Masahiro Chono vs. Mitsuharu Misawa (Noah) ended in a thirty minute time limit draw
2017
NJPW’s Wrestling Dontaku: Fukuoka, Japan:
– Yoshitatsu and Hirai Kawato defeated Katsuya Kitamura and Tomoyuki Oka
– YOSHI-HASHI and Will Ospreay defeated Yujiro Takahashi and Chase Owens
– Tiger Mask, Tiger Mask W and Togi Makabe defeated Jushin Thunder Liger, Yuji Nagata and Manabu Nakanishi
– Hirooki Goto, Roppongi Vice, Jado and Toru Yano defeated Yoshinobu Kanemaru, Taichi, Taka Michinoku, El Desperado and Minoru Suzuki
– Cody defeated David Finlay
– Tetsuya Naito and Hiromu Takahashi defeated KUSHIDA and Juice Robinson
– War Machine defeated Guerillas of Destiny and Tencozy to retain the IWGP tag team titles
– EVIL, SANADA and BUSHI defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi, Ricochet and Ryusuke Taguchi to win the NEVER Six Man titles
– Kenny Omega defeated Tomohiro Ishii
– Kazuchika Okada defeated Bad Luck Fale to retain the IWGP Heavyweight title
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WWE released the following statement to PWTorch seconds ago:
“WWE Survivor Series is currently scheduled as planned while we investigate the matter with federal, state and local authorities.”
The FBI released this statement to WSB in Atlanta, Ga.:
“The FBI is aware of reports of an alleged threat that includes an Atlanta, Georgia venue and event. While we take all threats seriously, we do not have specific or credible information of an attack at this time. We have, however, made the proper notifications as we continue to work closely with our law enforcement and private sector partners to keep our community safe.”
A WSB reporter states on Twitter:
Source suggests Isis info re #wwe event may simply be posting it as suggested target for lone wolf @wsbtv
— Mark Winne (@MarkWinneWSB) November 21, 2015
Source– no known active plot re #wwe event @wsbtv
— Mark Winne (@MarkWinneWSB) November 21, 2015
FBI: "While we take all threats seriously, we do not have specific or credible information of an attack at this time" #wwe @wsbtv
— Mark Winne (@MarkWinneWSB) November 21, 2015
Bottom line from #FBI statement no specific credible information of an attack @ #wwe event in #ATL @ this time @wsbtv
— Mark Winne (@MarkWinneWSB) November 21, 2015
https://twitter.com/MarkWinneWSB/status/668136448038674432
After rumors surfaced Wednesday night that NBCUniversal wants to bring back Raw to USA Network at three times the current contract value, WWE’s stock value hit record highs Thursday.
As of 1 PM Eastern, the stock was trading at $50.21 a share, up from $43.60 at the close of business Wednesday and good for a near 15% increase. Earlier Thursday, they crested past $51 a share, their record high.
The company’s TV contract is up next year and the Hollywood Reporter reported that NBCU wants to bring back Raw for nearly three times what they currently receive while choosing to not renew SmackDown. Fox has been rumored to also be a suitor for WWE programming, opening up the possibility of bringing the Tuesday night show to Fox Sports One. They could still be interested in Raw for the Fox network depending on the cost.
WWE hasn’t commented publicly on any of the news.
Hollywood superagent Ari Emanuel of Endeavor is negotiating both the WWE deal as well as the UFC TV contract.
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The TNA Title series will not conclude in 2015, leaving TNA without a champion to close their run on Destination America.
TNA announced Wednesday that the semi-finals and finals of the TNA Title tournament will take place on the Pop TV debut on Tuesday, January 5.
This follows recent TNA Hvt. champion Ethan Carter III suggesting in a new interview that the tournament would conclude in December. ECIII heelishly boasted that he would end 2015 as TNA champion and kick off the Pop TV era as Hvt. champion.
“As far as my personal goals, I mean, winning the World Title Series, capping off the year (2015) being two-time unbeaten champion, opening the show January 5, live on Pop TV on Impact Wrestling as the World Heavyweight Champion and then holding it for the whole calendar year; that’s my goals,” Carter told The Rack Radio Show last week.
On Wednesday’s Impact episode, TNA set up the Final Four of the tournament – ECIII vs. Lashley on one side of the bracket and Matt Hardy vs. Eric Young on the other side of the bracket.
It sets up a potential ECIII vs. Hardy re-match for the TNA Title after Hardy won the title from Carter at Bound for Glory in October. That match also involved Drew Galloway in a three-way format.
BRACKET 1
ECIII beat D.J. Zema (12/2 Impact)
Davey Richards beat Bram (12/2 Impact)
ECIII beat Richards in the quarterfinals (12/9 Impact)
BRACKET 2
Bobby Lashley beat Drew Galloway (12/2 Impact)
Shera beat Eli Drake (12/2 Impact)
Lashley beat Shera in the quarterfinals (12/9 Impact)
BRACKET 3
Matt Hardy beat Bobby Roode (12/2 Impact)
Jessie Godderz beat Awesome Kong (12/2 Impact)
Hardy beat Jessie in the semi-finals (12/9 Impact)
BRACKET 4
Eric Young beat Kenny King (12/2 Impact)
Tigre Uno beat Gail Kim (12/2 Impact)
EY beat Tigre in the semi-finals (12/9 Impact)
FINAL FOUR
ECIII vs. Lashley (1/5 Impact)
Hardy vs. EY (1/5 Impact)
Winners advance to the TNA Title match (1/5 Impact)
1939
Kansas City, Kansas:
– Prospector Pete beat Steve Brody 2 out of 3 falls
– Walter Sirois beat Stanley Buresch
– Ede Edner (Ebner) beat Don George
– Mike Chacoma beat Dale Wayne
1945
– Bobby Bonales defeated El Santo to win the Mexican National Middleweight Title
Wichita, Kansas:
– Lord Albert Mills defeated Ray Eckert in 2 out of 3 falls to earn a match next week with Orville Brow
– Lee Wykoff beat Jim Parker
– Jack Hader beat Bob Hayford
– Gene Blakely defeated Pat O’Dowdy
1948
Minneapolis, Minnesota:
– Sandor Szabo wins the Minneapolis World Heavyweight Title defeating Bronko Nagurski
Nashville, Tennessee:
– The Green Shadow defeated Herb Welch for the Tennessee World Junior Heavyweight Title
1950
Kansas City, Kansas:
– NWA World Heavyweight Champion Lou Thesz defeated Bill Longson 2 falls to 0
– Sonny Myers beat Lee Henning 2 out of 3 falls
– Dutch Hefner beat Pete Peterson
1956
Houston, Texas:
– Buddy Rogers defeated Pepper Gomez for the NWA Texas Heavyweight Title
1957
Kansas City, Kansas:
– for the Central States Title, Bobby Bruns went to a time limit draw with Richard Brown
– Mike Clancy beat Angelo Savoldi
– Wild Red Berry beat Joe Costello
1960
Los Angeles, California:
– Édouard Carpentier and Sandor Szabo defeated Art Michalik and Legs Wilson to win the NWA International TV Tag Team Titles
1962
Dothan, Alabama:
– Jack Donovan and Jackie Fargo defeated The Mysterious Medics for the Gulf Coast NWA Southern Tag Team Titles
1966
Portland, Oregon:
– René Goulet and Pepper Martin defeated Tony Borne and Prof. Hiro to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Titles
1968
Chicago, Illinois:
– AWA Tag Team Champions Mitsu Arakawa & Dr Moto beat Dick the Bruiser & The Crusher
– Dr X beat Mighty Igor Vodik via DQ
– Bill Watts drew Larry Hennig
– Rene Goulet beat Harley Race
1971
Croydon, England:
– Brian Maxine defeated Clayton Thomson to win the British Middleweight Title
1972
Kansas City, Kansas:
– Omar Atlas fought Roger Kirby to a draw
– Black Angus (w/ Percival A. Friend) defeated The Viking
– Harley Race defeated Rufus R. Jones
1973
St. Petersburg, Florida:
– The Samoans (Tio Tio and Reno Tufuuli) defeated Mike Graham and Kevin Sullivan to win the NWA Florida Tag Team Titles
Portland, Oregon:
– Bull Ramos and Clay Spencer (Ken Mantell) defeated Steven Little Bear and Dutch Savage for the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Titles
– Black Gordman and Goliath defeated Rey Mendoza and Raul Reyes to win the NWA Americas Tag Team Titles
1974
Caguas, Puerto Rico:
– Jim Dalton and Bruce Swayze defeated Carlos Colón and José Manuel Pérez for the WWC North American Tag Team Titles
1975
Sydney, Australia:
– Bobby Hart and Larry O’Day defeated The Missouri Mauler and Steve Rackman to win the NWA Austra-Asian Tag Team Titles
Mexico City, Mexico:
– Tauro defeated Dardo Aguilar for the Mexican National Lightweight Title
Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
– AWA Tag Team Champions Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens beat Verne Gagne & Billy Robinson via DQ
– Dusty Rhodes beat Baron Von Raschke by DQ
– Ivan Putski beat Boris Breznikoff
– Greg Gagne beat Rene Goulet
1976
Wolverhampton, England:
– Jim Breaks defeated Bobby Ryan to win the British Lightweight Title
1978
Akita, Japan:
– Tor Kamata defeated Giant Baba for the AJPW PWF Heavyweight Title
1979
Knoxville, Tennessee:
– Ron Garvin won the NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Title from Alex Smirnoff
Houston, Texas:
– El Halcón defeated José Lothario defeated Mark Lewin and The Spoiler to win the NWA American Tag Team Titles
Omaha, Nebraska:
– Greg Gagne (sub Verne Gagne) & Mad Dog Vachon beat Pat Patterson & Nick Bockwinkel
– Bobby Duncum beat Doug Gilbert
– in a Posedown, Paul Ellering beat Jesse Ventura
– Super Destroyer Mark II (Sgt. Slaughter) beat Joe Scarpello
1981
Memphis, Tennessee:
– Bill Dundee defeated Stan Lane for the Mid-America NWA United States Junior Heavyweight Title
Birmingham, Alabama:
– Jimmy Golden defeated Ken Lucas to win the NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Title
1983
Omiya, Japan:
– Lioness Asuka won the AJW Singles Title from Kaoru Matsumoto
– Jaguar Yokota defeated La Galactica for the WWWA World Singles Title
Sunrise, Florida:
– Terry Allen (Magnum T.A.) defeated Tommy Wright
– Brad Armstrong and The Professional (Doug Gilbert) fought to a draw
– NWA Florida Heavyweight Champion Scott McGhee defeated The Purple Haze by disqualification to retain the title
– NWA Global Tag Team Champions, NWA Bahamas Heavyweight Champion Angelo Mosca and Bobby Duncum defeated Barry Windham and
NWA Florida Southern Heavyweight Champion Ron Bass to retain the title
– Mike Graham defeated Kevin Sullivan
– Dusty Rhodes defeated Adrian Street
1984
St. Louis, Missouri:
– NWA Champion Ric Flair went to a time limit draw with Kerry Von Erich
– Blackjack Lanza & Blackjack Mulligan beat Jerry Blackwell & Sheik Adnan
– Wahoo McDaniel beat Kamala via DQ
– Jim Duggan beat Luke Graham
1985
Atlanta, Geogia:
– Black Bart defeated Ron Garvin to win the NWA National Heavyweight Title
– Invader III defeated Denny Brown for the vacant WWC World Junior Heavyweight Title
1986
Marshalltown, Iowa:
– Marty Jannetty defeated The Shadow (Jaymie Knight) to win the NWA Central States Heavyweight Title
1987
Memphis, Tennessee:
– Jeff Jarrett won the NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Title from Moondog Spot
1990
Dallas, Texas:
– Kerry Von Erich defeated Matt Borne to win the NWA Texas Heavyweight Title
Mexico City, Mexico:
– El Dandy defeated Angel Azteca to win the NWA World Middleweight Title
1991
Bayamon, Puerto Rico:
– TNT (Savio Vega) defeated King Kong to win the WWC Television Title
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire:
– The Billion Dollar Babies (Mike Samson and G.Q. Stratus) defeated G.Q. and T.D. Madison (Tommy Dreamer) for the IWCCW Tag Team Titles
1995
Maryville, Tennessee:
– Boo Bradley defeated Mustafa
– The Dirty White Boy defeated New Jack
– Steve Armstrong defeated SMW Heavyweight Champion Buddy Landel via disqualification
– Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson fought SMW Tag Team Champions Al Snow & Unabom to a no contest
Texcoco, Mexico:
– Latin Lover and Panterita del Ring defeated Fuerza and Juventud Guerrera to win the Mexican National Tag Team Titles
1996
Philadelphia, Pennslyvania
– Pitbull #2 defeated ECW World Television Champion Shane Douglas to win the title
Memphis, Tennessee:
– Brian Christopher defeated Jerry Lawler to win the USWA Heavyweight Title
World Wrestling Peace Festival: Los Angeles, California:
– Craig Pittman defeated KGB
– Jim Neidhart defeated Bobby Bradley, Jr
– Lady Apache and Akira Hokuto defeated Bull Nakano and Neftali
– Chris Benoit defeated Alex Wright
– NWA World Middleweight Champion Ultimo Dragon and Rey Misterio, Jr. defeated Heavy Metal and Mexican National Welterweight Champion Psicosis
– Lex Luger defeated Masa Saito
– NWA World Welterweight Champion Negro Casas defeated Mexican National Middleweight Champion El Hijo del Santo
– CMLL World Tag Team Champion Atlantis, Dos Caras and Héctor Garza defeated Gran Markus, Jr., Silver King and CMLL World Light Heavyweight Champion Dr. Wagner, Jr
– Tatsumi Fujinami defeated Black Cat
– Perro Aguayo and La Parka defeated Cibernético and Mexican National Heavyweight Champion Pierroth, Jr
– AAA Americas, IWAS World and WCW United States Heavyweight Champion Konnan defeated Bam Bam Bigelow and Chris Jericho in a triangle match
– Jushin Liger defeated The Great Sasuke
– WCW World Heavyweight Champion The Giant defeated WCW World Tag Team Champion Sting
– Antonio Inoki and NWA World Heavyweight Champion Dan Severn defeated Yoshiaki Fujiwara and Oleg Taktarov
2007
OVW Summer Sizzler Series: Louisville, Kentucky:
– ODB defeated OVW Women’s Champion Katie Lea to win the title
– Jay Bradley defeated Paul Birchill and Idol Stevens in a three-way match to win the vacant OVW Heavyweight Title
2008
WWE One Night Stand: San Diego, California:
– Matt Hardy defeated Shelton Benjamin
– Jeff Hardy defeated Umaga in a Falls Count Anywhere match
– Big Show defeated CM Punk, John Morrison, Tommy Dreamer, and Chavo Guerrero
– John Cena defeated John “Bradshaw” Layfield in a First Blood match
– Beth Phoenix defeated Melina in an I Quit match
– Batista defeated Shawn Michaels in a Stretcher match
– Triple H defeated Randy Orton in a Last Man Standing match to retain the WWE Championship
– Edge defeated the Undertaker in a Tables, Ladders & Chairs match for the vacant World Heavyweight Championship
2014
WWE Payback: Chicago, Illinois
– El Torito (with Diego and Fernando) defeated Hornswoggle (with Heath Slater, Drew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal) in a Mask vs. Hair match
– Sheamus defeated Cesaro to retain the WWE United States Championship
– RybAxel (Ryback and Curtis Axel) defeated Cody Rhodes and Goldust
– Rusev (with Lana) defeated Big E
– Kofi Kingston vs. Bo Dallas ended in a no contest
– Bad News Barrett defeated Rob Van Dam to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship
– John Cena (with Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso) defeated Bray Wyatt (with Luke Harper and Erick Rowan) in a Last Man Standing match
– Paige defeated Alicia Fox to retain the WWE Divas Championship
– The Shield (Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose) defeated Evolution (Triple H, Randy Orton and Batista) in a No Holds Barred elimination match