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February 21, 1987 Aired March 14, 1987: Detroit, Michigan: Joe Louis Arena: 20-Man Battle Royal [14] Saturday Night's Main Event XI: April 28, 1987 Aired May 2, 1987: Notre Dame, Indiana: Edmund P. Joyce Center: George Steele vs. Randy Savage in a Lumberjack match [14] Saturday Night's Main Event XII: September 23, 1987 Aired October 3, 1987 ...
By March 1997, Superstars was solely a summary program and continued in that manner until its eventual ending. In 1997, the format of Superstars as aired in the United Kingdom also changed and began to only feature weekly summaries of Monday Night Raw. Following the premiere of SmackDown!, Superstars served as a summary show for SmackDown! as well.
Date Promotion(s) Event Location Main Event February 21 WWF: Saturday Night's Main Event: Detroit, Michigan: Randy Savage (c) defeated George Steele by count-out in a singles match for the WWF Intercontinental Championship and the managerial services of Miss Elizabeth
André and Hogan began feuding in early 1987 when, according to the storyline, André became tired of Hogan being the top wrestler in the WWF and was jealous of Hogan's reign as WWF World Heavyweight Champion [2] and in believing that his own accomplishment of 15 years of never being defeated by pinfall was a more noteworthy accomplishment than Hogan's three years as champion, said it was not ...
Superstars of Wrestling is a nationally syndicated professional wrestling television program that aired throughout the United States from 1986 to 1992. [1] Created and produced by Joe Pedicino, the series broadcast eight hours of wrestling from around the country and was the first to provide national coverage of both the National Wrestling Alliance and international promotions. [2]
February 13, 1988: Superstars of Wrestling: Hershey, PA — — — WWF President Jack Tunney refused to recognize Ted DiBiase as champion and vacated the title. WWE recognizes the vacancy as starting on February 5, 1988, the date of the controversy, rather than decision being aired on tape delay on February 13, 1988. [31] [39] 12 Randy Savage ...
[15] [18] [21] [29] The run of matches included two bouts in Madison Square Garden that aired on WWF on MSG Network. [18] In February 1987, Kamala formed a tag team with the "Wild Samoan" Sika. In the same month, he began a feud with Jake Roberts, during which Roberts repeatedly exploited Kamala's purported fear of snakes. [18]
He returned to the WWF for one match losing to The Stalker on October 22, 1996. [17] On February 15, 1997, Costello lost the IAW Heavyweight Championship to Cousin Bubba in Fairmount, Indiana but regained it in Niles, Michigan on August 23, 1997. Costello's fourth title reign lasted for several years and included winning the IAW Tag Team ...