Wrestling in history today - 12th Mar, 2021

1923 - WWE Hall of Famer Mae Young is born.

1963 - WWWF ran Bridgeport, CT featuring the following results:
Tim Woods defeated Pete Sanchez
Skull Murphy & Brute Bernard fought Jerry & Bobby Colt to a double disqualification
Jerry & Bobby Colt defeated Gordo Chihuahua & Miguel Torres
Skull Murphy & Brute Bernard defeated Gene Kelly & Frank Martinez
Boris Malenko defeated Pablo Iturbi in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match, 2-0
Moses Benmergul defeated Tommy O'Toole in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match, 2-0

1965 - WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Bill Miller via disqualification in Pittsburgh, PA.

1970 - WWWF ran Washington, DC with the followong results:
Al Nelson defeated Angelo Savoldi
Arnold Skaaland defeated Lou Albano
Joe Turco defeated Jean DuBois
Sky Low Low & Little Brutus defeated Joey Russell & Sonny Boy Hayes in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match, 2-0
Mario Milano & Gorilla Monsoon defeated the Red Demon & Eric the Red in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match, 2-0
Ivan Koloff fought Victor Rivera to a 30-minute draw

1972 - Former WWE Cruiserweight champion and ECW World Tag Team champion James Martitato aka Nunzio and Little Guido is born.

1974 - Former TNA Tag Team champion Anarquia is born.

1976 - WWWF ran North Attleboro, MA at Witschi's Sports Arena featuring the following results:
Irish Pat Barrett defeated Gene Dundee
Johnny Rivera defeated Pete Reeves
Rocky Tamayo defeated Pistol Pete Sanchez
Bobo Brazil & WWWF Tag Team Champions Tony Parisi & Louis Cerdan defeated Bugsy McGraw, Crusher Blackwell, & Baron Mikel Scicluna in a Best 3 out of 5 falls match

1977 - WWWF ran Randolph, NJ with the following results:
Larry Zbyzsko defeated Mike Santocapito
Baron Von Raschke defeated Frankie Williams
Tony Garea defeated Tor Kamata
Baron Von Raschke & Tony Altimore defeated Manuel Soto & Pete Sanchez
Ivan Putski defeated Executioner #1

1977 - WWWF ran Baltimore, MD at the Civic Center with the following results:
Johnny Rodz defeated Don Seranno
Doug Gilbert fought Jose Gonzalez to a draw
Carlos Rocha defeated Johnny Rodz
WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Stan Stasiak via count-out
WWWF Tag Team Champions Chief Jay Strongbow & Billy Whitewolf defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna & Frank Monroe via disqualification
Bobo Brazil defeated Executioner #2

1979 - Tough Enough season one winner Nidia ia born.

1981 - Pro Wrestling NOAH star KENTA is born.

1981 - WWF ran Providence, RI at the Civic Center with the following results:
SD Jones defeated Frank Savage
The Great Yatsu defeated the Hangman (sub. for Johnny Rodz) via referee's decision
WWF Tag Team Champion Tony Garea defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna
WWF Tag Team Champion Rick Martel defeated the Hangman
Andre the Giant defeated Sgt. Slaughter via count-out

1982 - Former ROH star Erick Stevens is born.

1983 - Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood defeat Sgt. Slaughter & Don Kernodle in a steel cage for the NWA World Tag Team Championship in Greensboro, North Carolina. Steamboat commented on the match in an interview here on PWInsider.com, saying "It's a match that I've always brought up when people bring up the Wrestlemania III match with Randy Savage or the matches with Ric Flair, the series in 1989. There are hundreds of other matches that when you just wrestled in your territory every night, people didn't have the opportunity to see it because there wasn't the television exposure or the Pay-per-view exposure. I've always had that match in my memory banks as one of my greatest matches. It was a match that I had a lot of fun with, from conception to finish, and we probably ran a three month program with Don Kernodle and Sgt. Slaughter. Everything just clicked, and it was a ball of fun."

Other results from that event featured:
Jerry Brisco defeated Ken Timbs via submission with the figure-four at 3:55 following a butterfly suplex
Mike Rotundo pinned Rick Harris following the airplane spin at 4:46
Jim Nelson & Johnny Weaver defeated Red Dog Lane & Gene Anderson at 6:30 when Nelson pinned Lane with an inside cradle
Roddy Piper pinned Mid-Atlantic TV Champion Dick Slater (w/ Gary Hart) at 17:24 with a fist drop; the title was only at stake for the first 15 minutes of the match; after the contest, Piper left ringside with the title belt
NWA World Champion Ric Flair fought NWA US Champion Greg Valentine to a 60-minute time-limit draw

1983 - WWF ran a matinee events in Landover, MD at the Capital Centre with the following results:
Eddie Gilbert & Tony Garea defeated Mr. Fuji & Swede Hanson at 10:15
Pedro Holmes pinned Johnny Rodz at 4:13
Ray Stevens pinned SD Jones at 6:37
Rocky Johnson defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna at 4:33
Pete Sanchez fought Jose Estrada to a 15-minute draw
Big John Studd defeated Chief Jay Strongbow at 7:03
Jimmy Snuka defeated Superstar Billy Graham in a Texas Death Match at 7:14
Andre the Giant won a 20-man, $10,000 battle royal by last eliminating Mr. Fuji at 12:08; other participants included: Big John Studd, Rocky Johnson, the Wild Samoans, SD Jones, Chief Jay Strongbow, Ray Stevens, Jules Strongbow, Swede Hanson, Pedro Morales, Tony Garea, Baron Mikel Scicluna, Salvatore Bellomo, Charlie Fulton, Eddie Gilbert, Jose Estrada, Pete Sanchez, and Johnny Rodz
WWF World Champion Bob Backlund pinned WWF IC Champion Don Muraco in a Texas Death Match at 19:45

1983 - WWF ran an evening event at the Baltimore, MD Civic Center with the following results:
Johnny Rodz defeated Pete Sanchez
Salvatore Bellomo defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna
Eddie Gilbert defeated Mac Rivera
SD Jones defeatd Jose Estrada
Andre the Giant, Jimmy Snuka, Pedro Morales, Chief Jay & Jules Strongbow defeated WWF IC Champion Don Muraco, Ray Stevens, Mr. Fuji, & WWF Tag Team Champions the Wild Samoans; during the bout, Sika sustained a broken hip that would force Samoan #3 (Samula) to temporarily replace him as one half of the tag team champions; the injury was never mentioned on TV and old matches of the Samoans were shown until Samula appeared
Rocky Johnson defeated Superstar Billy Graham via count-out
Big John Studd defeated WWF World Champion Bob Backlund via disqualification

1984 - Mr. Wrestling II defeats The Junkyard Dog in New Orleans, Louisiana to win the Mid South North American Heavyweight Title, ending JYD's fourth and final North American title reign.

1984 - Jim Crockett Promotions ran Fayetteville, NC with the following results:
Tully Blanchard defeated Jeff Sword
Gary Royal defeated Sam Houston
Wahoo McDaniel & Mark Youngblood defeated Bob Orton Jr. & Don Kernodle
Ivan Koloff defeated Dory Funk Jr.
The Great Kabuki defeated Angelo Mosca Jr. via count-out
Jimmy Valiant defeated Paul Jones
The Assassins defeated Jay Youngblood & Jimmy Valiant

1984 - Jim Crockett Promotions ran Greenville, SC with the followoing results:
Brickhouse Brown defeated Bobby Bass
Barry O defeated Tim Horner
Johnny Weaver defeated Doug Vines
Rufus R. Jones defeated Ernie Ladd
Angelo Mosca Sr. & King Kong Bundy defeated the Road Warriors
NWA US Champion Dick Slater defeated Greg Valentine

1984 - WWF ran Wyoming, DE with the following results:
Victor Rivera defeated Rene Goulet
Invader #1 fought SD Jones to a draw
Invader #2 defeated Israel Matia
The Masked Superstar defeated Chief Jay Strongbow
Ivan Putski & Jimmy Snuka defeated the Wild Samoans

1984 - WWF ran Staten Island, NY with the following results:
Charlie Fulton defeated Steve Lombardi
WWF IC Champion Tito Santana defeated Iron Mike Sharpe
Rocky Johnson & Tony Garea defeated Tiger Chung Lee & Charlie Fulton
Paul Orndorff defeated Salvatore Bellomo
Afa defeated Chief Jay Strongbow

1985 - Jim Crockett Promotions and the AWA ran a combined event in Altoona, PA, featuring the following results:
Manuel Soto fought Davey O'Hannon to a draw
Pez Whatley defeated JJ Dillon
Superstar Billy Graham defeated Steve King
Larry Zbyszko defeated Pete Sanchez
Sgt. Slaughter & Bob Backlund defeated Ivan Koloff & Ron Bass via disqualification

1986 - WWF ran Peoria, IL with the following results:
Adrian Adonis defeated Lanny Poffo
Jake Roberts defeated SD Jones
Tito Santana fought WWF IC Champion Randy Savage to a no contest
Scott McGhee fought Moondog Spot to a draw
The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff defeated Dan Spivey & Cpl. Kirchner
Dory Funk Jr. defeated George Wells
The Junkyard Dog defeated Terry Funk

1987 - NWA World Champion Ric Flair defeated the Great Wajima at 18:29 at an All Japan Pro Wrestling event at Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan.

1987 - Jim Crockett Promotions ran Sunrise, FL at the Musical Theatre, with the following results:
Jimmy Valiant pinned the Barbarian
Barry Windham fought Lex Luger to a 20-minute time-limit draw
NWA Tag Team Champions Rick Rude & Manny Fernandez defeated Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson at the 20-minute mark
NWA US Champion Nikita Koloff pinned Arn Anderson
NWA TV Champion Tully Blanchard defeated Dusty Rhodes via disqualification

1987 - Jim Crockett Promotions ran Raleigh, NC at The Dorton Arena, featuring the followoing results:
Bob Armstrong & Denny Brown defeated the MOD Squad
Eddie Roberts & Brady Boone defeated Thunderfoot #1 & #2
Big Bubba defeated Brad Armstrong via count-out in a Louisville streetfight
Ivan Koloff & Dick Murdoch defeated Baron Von Raschke & Wahoo McDaniel
The Italian Stallion defeated Colt Steele
Vladimir Petrov defeated Tim Horner
Ron & Jimmy Garvin defeated Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey

1988 - WWF held four events on the same day. Results courtesy Graham Cawthon and www.thehistoryofwwe.com:

WWF @ Landover, MD - Capital Centre - March 12, 1988 (matinee) (8,500)
SD Jones pinned Johnny V
Dino Bravo pinned Koko B. Ware after Frenchy Martin interfered
Nikolai Volkoff & Boris Zhukov defeated B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell
Andre the Giant pinned Bam Bam Bigelow with a boot to the face at around the 3-minute mark
WWF Women's Tag Team Champions the Jumping Bomb Angels defeated Judy Martin & Leilani Kai
Brutus Beefcake defeated Greg Valentine via disqualification when Jimmy Hart interfered
Hulk Hogan pinned Virgil (w/ Ted Dibiase)
Don Muraco & George Steele defeated the One Man Gang & Butch Reed

WWF @ El Paso, TX - Civic Center - March 12, 1988
Dan Spivey pinned Lanny Poffo
Danny Davis pinned Sam Houston
Hillbilly Jim pinned Sika
The Junkyard Dog defeated Bad News Brown via disqualification
The Ultimate Warrior pinned King Harley Race
Jacques & Raymond Rougeau defeated Demolition
Jim Duggan pinned Ron Bass
Jim Duggan won an 18-man bunkhouse battle royal by last eliminating Bad News Brown and Ron Bass; other participants included: Dan Spivey, Lanny Poffo, Danny Davis, Sam Houston, the Junkyard Dog, Bad News Brown, Hillbilly Jim, Sika, the Ultimate Warrior, King Harley Race, Jacques & Raymond Rougeau, Demolition, Mr. Fuji, and Scott Case

WWF @ Chicago, IL - Rosemont Horizon - March 12, 1988
David Sammartino defeated Barry Horowitz
Paul Roma & Jim Powers defeated the Conquistadors
Rick Rude defeated Ken Patera
The Islanders defeated Davey Boy Smith & the Dynamite Kid
WWF Women’s Champion Sensational Sherri defeated Rockin Robin
Jake Roberts fought Hercules to a double count-out
Randy Savage, WWF Tag Team Champions Rick Martel & Tito Santana defeated WWF IC Champion the Honkytonk Man, Bret Hart, & Jim Neidhart in a steel cage match

WWF @ Philadelphia, PA - Spectrum - March 12, 1988 (10,731)
Televised on the PRISM Network - featured Dick Graham & Craig DeGeorge on commentary:
SD Jones pinned Johnny V at 6:09 with a headbutt
WWF Women's Tag Team Champions the Jumping Bomb Angels defeated Judy Martin & Lelani Kai (w/ Jimmy Hart) when Martin was pinned with a modified victory roll at 8:01 (High Flyers)
Dino Bravo (w/ Frenchy Martin) pinned Koko B. Ware at 8:34 with the side suplex
Prime Time Wrestling - 4/18/88: Bam Bam Bigelow (w/ Sir Oliver Humperdink) & Don Muraco (w/ Superstar Billy Graham) defeated the One Man Gang & Butch Reed (w/ Slick) at 14:11 when Muraco pinned Reed after Reed dove into the ropes when Muraco moved out of the way
B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell defeated Nikolai Volkoff & Boris Zhukov (w/ Slick) at 10:42 when Blair pinned Zhukov with a reverse roll up after Blair & Brunzell switched places by using the masks
Brutus Beefcake defeated Greg Valentine (w/ Jimmy Hart) via disqualification at 10:25 when Valentine hit Beefcake with Hart's megaphone as Beefcake attempted to powerslam Hart
Hulk Hogan pinned Ted Dibiase (w/ Virgil) in a lumberjack match at 6:05 with the legdrop after throwing Dibiase off the top rope, despite outside interference from two men wearing Killer Bees face masks; after the bout, Hogan fought off the two masked men and unmasked one of them but he was wearing a second mask underneath; other lumberjacks included: Virgil, Koko B. Ware, SD Jones, Johnny V, Brutus Beefcake, Dino Bravo, Greg Valentine, Nikolai Volkoff & Boris Zhukov; stipulations stated Andre the Giant was banned from ringside for the match (Hulkamania 4)

1989 - Ranger Ross would make his NWA TV debut, winning a bout against pinned Lee Scott at Center Stage in Atlanta, Georgia.

1989 - Jeff Jarrett & Kerry Von Erich defeat The Stud Stable, Robert Fuller & Jimmy Golden, to win the World Class Tag Team Titles.

1990 - Jerry "The King" Lawler defeats Jimmy Valiant in Memphis, Tennessee for the USWA Unified Heavyweight Title, the fifth of an eventual 27 runs with the title.

1991 - Jim Neidhart joined the WWF announcing team during a Wrestling Challenge taping in Biloxi, MA.

1992 - WCW ran Camp LeJune, NC with the following results:
Mr. Hughes pinned PN News
Vinnie Vegas pinned Big Josh
Abdullah the Butcher fought Cactus Jack to a double disqualification
Rick & Scott Steiner defeated WCW TV Champion Steve Austin & WCW Tag Team Champion Bobby Eaton
Johnny B. Badd pinned Terrence Taylor
Sting & Ron Simmons (sub. for El Gigante) defeated WCW US Champion Rick Rude & Larry Zbyszko

1993 - Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka defeats Glenn Osbourne in a tournament final in Radnor, Pennsylvania to become the ECW Television Champion. The event, held at Cabrini College following a snowstorm, would be the first-ever ECW TV Taping for the promotion's Sportschannel Philadelphia timeslot, which debuted on 4/6/93. During the taping, Tod Gordon asked Terry Funk what he thought. Funk apologized to the crowd for the show but promised if they stuck with ECW, things would get better. He was quite the prophet that night.

The complete results of the taping featured:

ECW Tag Team Champions the Super Destroyers (w/ Hunter Q. Robbins III) defeated the Hell Riders (EZ Rider & HD Rider) in 2:58 when Super Destroyer #2 pinned EZ with a somersault senton after #1 hit a powerbomb
Tommy Cairo defeated Salvatore Bellomo (w/ the Cosmic Commander) via count-out at 5:30 after Johnny Hotbody accidently knocked Bellomo into a daze; prior to the bout, Terry Funk greeted the undefeated Cairo and wished him the best of luck; following the match Hotbody again attempted to attack Cairo but was run off
Rockin' Rebel pinned Tony Stetson in 4:02 with a roll up and putting his feet on the ropes for leverage; after the bout, Rebel claimed he would take the ECW Title from the Sandman and end his career
ECW TV Title Tournament Quarter Finals: Jimmy Snuka (w/ Eddie Gilbert) pinned Larry Winters in 4:31 with the splash off the top after Gilbert tripped Winters
Salvatore Bellomo pinned an unknown in an impromptu match at the 19-second mark after a slam.
ECW TV Title Tournament Quarter Finals: Glenn Osbourne pinned Johnny Hotbody at 7:56 with a splash off the top after Tommy Cairo tripped Hotbody off the middle rope; following the bout, Terry Funk conducted an interview with Osbourne, who claimed the TV title would be his
Larry Winters & Tony Stetson defeated Chris Michaels & the Samoan Warrior at 5:05 when Winters pinned Michaels after a Veg-O-Matic; following the match, Funk congratulated the winners until Hunter Q. Robbins III insulted them, leading to Winters & Stetson brawling with ECW Tag Team Champions the Super Destroyers in the aisle
ECW Heavyweight Champion the Sandman defeated the Kodiak Bear at 4:29 via submission with a cobra clutch; before the bout, ring attendant Peaches surprised the Sandman with a kiss
Eddie Gilbert pinned JT Smith at 4:33 after hitting him with a foreign object as Smith attempted to suplex Gilbert into the ring
Tommy Cairo pinned the Super Ninja at 1:44 after catching the Ninja in the corner and hitting a German suplex; Johnny Hotbody attacked Cairo as the three count was made and brawled to the back with him
Johnny Hotbody fought Tommy Cairo to a double disqualification
The Super Destroyers defeated the Super Ninja & the Canadian Wolfman
The Rockin Robin defeated Frank Cody
ECW TV Championship Finals: Jimmy Snuka defeated Glenn Osbourne

1993 - WWF ran Erie, PA with the following results:
Jim Powers defeated Repo Man
Bob Backlund defeated Damien Demento
Tito Santana defeated Skinner
Kamala defeated Kimchee
Rick & Scott Steiner defeated the Beverly Brothers
Bob Backlund defeated Damien Demento
WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Bam Bam Bigelow

1993 - WWF ran Halifax, Nova Scotia at the Metro Centre with the following results:
Typhoon pinned Terry Taylor with a splash
Virgil pinned Rick Martel with a sunset flip
Brian Knobbs pinned WWF Tag Team Champion IRS with a roll up; IRS had pinned Knobbs with his feet on the ropes but the referee saw it and had the match continue
Crush defeated Doink the Clown via disqualification when Doink squirted Crush in the eyes with water
Tatanka pinned Papa Shango with an inside cradle
The Headshrinkers defeated Jim Brunzell & Koko B. Ware when Brunzell was pinned
The Undertaker defeated Yokozuna via disqualification when Yoko used his salt bucket as a weapon

1994 WWF ran Pittburgh, PA at the Civic Center with the following results:
The Bushwhackers defeated Well Dunn with the Battering Ram
WWF Tag Team Champions the Quebecers defeated the 1-2-3 Kid & Jim Powers (sub. for Marty Jannetty) following the Tower of Quebec
The Smoking Gunns defeated Samu & Afa (sub. for Fatu) following the Sidewinder
WWF World Champion Yokozuna & Bastion Booger defeated Men on a Mission when Yoko pinned Mo with a legdrop
Doink & Dink the Clown defeated Bam Bam Bigelow & Luna Vachon when Doink pinned Bigelow with a school boy roll up after distraction from Dink
Bret Hart & Lex Luger defeated Owen Hart & IRS when Luger pinned IRS with the running forearm

1995 - Bryan "Crush" Adams was arrested after narcotics officers found anabolic steroids, unregistered semi-automatic weapons, a stun gun, and marijuana inside his home. As a result of the arrest, Adams was fired from the WWF.

1995 - WCW ran Denver, Colorado with the following results:
WCW TV Champion Arn Anderson defeated Johnny B. Badd via disqualification
Alex Wright defeated Diamond Dallas Page (sub. for Paul Roma)
WCW Tag Team Champions Harlem Heat defeated Marcus Alexander Bagwell & the Patriot
Dustin Rhodes defeated the Blacktop Bully via count-out
Randy Savage & Sting defeated Avalanche & Big Bubba
WCW US Champion Vader defeated Jim Duggan

1995 - WWF ran Anaheim, CA at the Arrowhead Pond with the following results:
Kwang pinned Gary Key with a spin wheel kick at 4:18
Hakushi pinned the 1-2-3 Kid at 6:15 after turning an attempted spin wheel kick into a powerbomb and a running senton
WWF Women's Champion Bull Nakano pinned Alundra Blayze with a powerbomb and putting her feet on the ropes at 8:04; Bob Holly disputed the call after the match but the decision stood
Bob Backlund defeated Bob Holly at 8:43 via submission with the Crossface Chicken Wing after Holly thought he had scored the pinfall
WWF World Champion Diesel & Razor Ramon defeated Shawn Michaels & WWF IC Champion Jeff Jarrett via disqualification at 14:19 when Psycho Sid interfered and attacked Diesel; the match came down to Michaels vs. Diesel after Razor was injured and helped backstage by officials while the Roadie helped a stunned Jarrett backstage minutes later; the Undertaker eventually came to Diesel's aid against Sid and Michaels
Jacob & Eli Blu defeated the New Headshrinkers at 8:08 after Fatu was clotheslined by the illegal Blu
The Undertaker defeated Bam Bam Bigelow via disqualification at 11:08 when Bob Backlund interfered, attempted to apply the Crossface Chicken Wing on the Undertaker, but was quickly thrown to the floor
Bret Hart defeated Owen Hart via submission to the Sharpshooter in a No Holds Barred match at 5:47; after the bout, Bret kept the hold applied for several moments before letting go
1998 - WCW taped Thunder in Baton Rogue, LA with the following results:
Raven (w/ Perry Saturn) pinned Brad Armstrong at the 5-second mark after hitting the DDT before the match began
Jim Duggan pinned Kendall Windham
Scott Steiner defeated Johnny Grunge
Eddie Guerrero pinned Chavo Guerrero Jr.; stipulations stated Chavo would have to do as Eddie ordered if Eddie won
Konnan pinned Lizmark Jr.
Perry Saturn pinned Disco Inferno
The nWo defeated the Giant in a handicap match
Dean Malenko pinned Lenny Lane (dressed as WCW Cruiserweight Champion Chris Jericho)
Lex Luger defeated Scott Norton via disqualification
WCW World Champion Sting defeated Randy Savage via disqualification

1999 - ECW ran Trenton, NJ at the CYC Center with the following results:
Chris Chetti fought Skull Von Krush (w/ Danny Doring & Roadkill) to a no contest when ECW World Champion Taz interfered, attacked all of the wrestlers, and cut a promo on facing Sabu at Living Dangerously
Nova defeated Tracey Smothers
Tommy Dreamer defeated Steve Corino (w/ Wild Bill Wyles)
Super Crazy & Little Guido defeated Yoshihiro Tajiri & Antifaz del Norte when Guido pinned del Norte
Jerry Lynn defeated Lance Storm (w/ Tammy Lynn Bytch)
Spike Dudley fought Mustafa to a no contest when Buh Buh Ray & D-Von Dudley interfered after Spike hit the Acid Drop and dropped Spike with the 3D; after the bout, New Jack attempted to make the save but was beaten down as well
Shane Douglas (w/ Francine) fought Justin Credible (w/ Jason & Jazz) to a no contest when Lance Storm & Tammy Lynn Bytch interfered and Tommy Dreamer made the save
ECW Tag Team Champions - ECW TV Champion Rob Van Dam & Sabu defeated Buh Buh Ray & D-Von Dudley when RVD pinned D-Von with the Van Daminator

1999 - WWF ran Anaheim, CA at the Arrowhead Pond with the following results:
The Acolytes defeated Goldust & the Blue Meanie
Brian Christopher & Scott Taylor defeated Gangrel & Edge
WWF Hardcore Champion Hardcore Holly defeated Al Snow
WWF IC Champion Val Venis defeated Ken Shamrock & Billy Gunn
WWF Tag Team Champions Owen Hart & Jeff Jarrett defeated Triple H & X-Pac
Test defeated Steve Blackman
The Godfather & Jackie defeated D-Lo Brown & Ivory
The Undertaker defeated the Big Bossman
Steve Austin & Mankind defeated WWF World Champion the Rock & Kane in a Texas Tornado match

2000 - WWF ran Albany, NY at the Pepsi Arena, featuring the following results:
The Godfather defeated Steve Blackman
Perry Saturn & Dean Malenko defeated Too Cool
WWF Intercontinental & European Champion Kurt Angle defeated Tazz
The Acolytes defeated the Big Bossman & Albert
Rikishi defeated Viscera
WWF Light Heavyweight Champion Essa Rios defeated Crash Holly
WWF Tag Team Champions the Dudley Boyz defeated Matt & Jeff Hardy and Edge & Christian in an elimination match
The Road Dogg defeated Test
The Rock & Kane defeated WWF World Champion Triple H & X-Pac

2000 - WCW ran Manchester, Great Britain with the following results:
Norman Smiley defeated Brian Knobbs
The Wall defeated David Flair
WCW TV Champion Jim Duggan defeated Fit Finlay
Curt Hennig & Vampiro defeated Ric Flair & Lex Luger
Terry Funk defeated Dustin Rhodes
Booker T defeated WCW US Champion Jeff Jarrett via disqualification
WCW Tag Team Champions Big Vito & Johnny the Bull defeated Ron & Don Harris

2000 - ECW held the final Living Dangerously PPV in Danbury, CT featuring the following results:

Mikey Whipwreck defeated Pitbull #1 in a dark match.
Dusty Rhodes pinned Steve Corino (w/ Jack Victory) in a bullrope match at 10:14 with the Bionic elbow after taping the cowbell to Corino's head and then hitting him over the head with a steel chair (American Dream: The Dusty Rhodes Story)
The New Dangerous Alliance, CW Anderson & Bill Wiles defeated Danny Doring & Roadkill at 7:23 when Anderson pinned Doring
ECW World Champion Mike Awesome pinned Kid Kash at 4:44
Nova & Chris Chetti defeated Gedo & Jado at 7:33 when Gedo was pinned
ECW World TV Championship Tournament Semi-Finals: Rhino defeated the Sandman via forfeit
ECW World TV Championship Tournament Semi-Finals: Super Crazy pinned Little Guido at 7:47
Balls Mahoney pinned Kintaro Kanemura at 1:58
New Jack fought Vic Grimes to a no contest after both climbed up on scaffolding and fell off, seriously injuring New Jack legitimately.
Lance Storm & Justin Credible defeated ECW Tag Team Champions - ECW World Champion Mike Awesome & Raven and Tommy Dreamer & Masato Tanaka in a Three-Way Dance to win the titles; Tanaka pinned Awesome at 4:32; Storm pinned Dreamer at 9:06
ECW World TV Title Tournament Finals: Super Crazy pinned Rhino to win the title at 7:56

2002 - Maven defeats Al Snow to win the WWF Hardcore Title during a Smackdown broadcast.

2004 - American Dragon Bryan Danielson & Curry Man defeat Gedo & Jado to win the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Titles.

2004 - Kensuke Sasaki defeats Hiroyoshi Tenzan to win the IWGP Heavyweight Title.

2005 - WWE Raw ran Mobile, Alabama with the following results:
WWE Raw Tag Team Champions William Regal & Tajiri defeated Rob Conway & Sylvian Grenier
Chris Masters defeated Rhyno
Victoria defeated Molly Holly; Val Venis was the special referee for the bout
Chris Jericho defeated Christian
Kane defeated Tyson Tomko
WWE IC Champion Shelton Benjamin defeated Gene Snitsky
Chris Benoit defeated Muhammad Hassan via disqualification
Batista & Shawn Michaels defeated World Heavyweight Champion Triple H & Edge

2005 - WWE Smackdown ran Oshawa, Ontario at the Civic Auditorium, featuring:
Scotty 2 Hotty & Sho Funaki defeated Joey Matthews & Johnny Nitro (w/ Melina) when Scotty scored the pin
John Heidenreich pinned Charlie Haas with a sidewalk slam
Paul London pinned Akio with a sunset flip reversal off the top
Kurt Angle Invitational: Kurt Angle defeated an unknown at around the 20-second mark
Mark Jindrak pinned Luther Reigns with a tornado punch; after the bout, Jindrak was attacked by special referee Kurt Angle
WWE Smackdown! Tag Team Champions Eddie Guerrero & Rey Mysterio defeated Doug & Danny Basham when Eddie scored the pin with the Frog Splash following the 619 from Mysterio; the challengers originally won the match and the titles after switching places in the ring but referee Brian Hebner had the match continue
Torrie Wilson defeated Jackie Gayda, Michelle McCool, and Dawn Marie in a bikini contest
Spike Dudley pinned Johnny Jeter
John Cena & the Big Show defeated WWE World Champion John Bradshaw Layfield & WWE US Champion Orlando Jordan at around the 30-second mark when
Cena pinned JBL; after the bout, JBL challenged Cena to a one-on-one match
John Cena pinned WWE World Champion John Bradshaw Layfield with the FU in a non-title match after dropkicking a chair into the champion's face;

2006 - WWE Smackdown ran Lafayette, LA with the following results:
Sho Funaki defeated Kid Kash and Jamie Noble by pinning Noble with a roll up
Road Warrior Animal defeated Matt Hardy
WWE Smackdown! Tag Team Champions Johnny Nitro & Joey Mercury defeated Super Crazy & Psychosis
Paul Birchill defeated William Regal
The Boogeyman defeated Sylvan
Bobby Lashley defeated Simon Dean
WWE US Champion Chris Benoit defeated Booker T via submission with the Crippler Crossface; Steve Williams was the guest referee for the bout
World Heavyweight Champion Kurt Angle defeated Rey Mysterio Jr., Mark Henry, and Randy Orton by pinning Orton following the Olympic Slam