He continues to pound on Malenko in the corner and gets him down to a knee. Guerrero jumps back in the ring and takes out the knee of Malenko and follows that up with an uppercut. Guerrero scurries to the outside as Malenko tries to grab him. Guerrero gets fired up and challenges Malenko to keep hitting him. They wrestle on the mat before getting back to their feet and Malenko takes him down again with a powerslam.
He puts Guerrero down again with a slam for a near fall. Malenko grabs a waist lock and hits a big powerbomb after Guerrero comes off the ropes with an attempted Hurricanrana. He follows that up with a suplex and does the 10-punch count to the head. Guerrero reverses course and gets Malenko in the corner, but it’s short-lived and he is taken down with a kick to the head. Malenko grabs the advantage with some shots to the head and works him into the corner. Guerrero eventually gets the advantage with some shots to the back and both men start exchanging holds on the mat. They start the match off jawing with one another as the referee stands between them. The Giant was supposed to happen on this show, but Nash won’t be there. Dusty hypes up the rest of the show the only way he can, as they go down to the ring for the first match of the night. They show groups of wrestlers that are at ringside like Harlem Heat, Disco Inferno, and Glacier, just to name a few. Hogan match will be handpicked to make sure things are called right down the line. We find out that the referee for the Sting vs. Bobby Heenan is absent this time around which is weak. He is joined at the broadcast desk by “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes, and Mike Tenay. He welcomes us to the show and talks about how this match is 18 months in the making. We are brought into the arena by the voice of WCW, Tony Schiavone. The cover for the 1999 release of the final 1998 event did not show a date.They start the show with an ominous package showing Sting looking down from the rafters and setting up the big main event with “Hollywood” Hogan. the 1995 broadcast of World War 3 was released on VHS as World War 3 '96. WCW released the World War 3 events on home video the following year, with the packaging for the first three releases reflecting the year that the video was released and not the year that the actual event took place, e.g. Nash defeated Goldberg for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship.ĭate discrepancy on VHS packaging Hall lost to Sting for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. Giant received his title shot against Hollywood Hogan at Souled Out, where Hogan retained the WCW World Heavyweight Championship after the match ended in a no contest.
(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the matchĬhampionship match for winner – Championship victory – Championship match loss Bret Hart for the WCW United States Heavyweight Championship WCW World Heavyweight Championship match at Starrcade 1998ĭiamond Dallas Page (c) vs. WCW World Heavyweight Championship match at Uncensored 1998 WCW World Heavyweight Championship match at Souled Out 1997 Dates, venues, winners, and main events Ħ0-Man World War 3 match for the vacant WCW World Heavyweight Championship Initially the winner got to pick which pay-per-view he would face the champion at, but this changed for the 19 matches to a set pay-per-view. In subsequent years the winner of the match became the #1 contender to the World Heavyweight Championship. The inaugural World War 3 match was contested for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, which had been stripped from The Giant due to the outcome of his match with Hulk Hogan at Halloween Havoc in October 1995.
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From left-to-right on the TV screen ring #1 was on the left, ring #2 was the center ring and ring #3 was on the right. The match began with all sixty men, in three rings, when the bell rings.All sixty men were randomly assigned a specific ring before the match began.The rules for a World War 3 match were similar to the rules for a traditional battle royal match: 2 Dates, venues, winners, and main events.
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