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May 3, 1985 in Columbus, OH Fairgrounds Coliseum Drawing ??? 1 May 3, 1985 in Columbus, OH June 5, 1988 in Columbus, OH Fairgrounds Coliseum drawing ??? ??? drawing ??? ($17,000) 1. The Italian Stallion beat Rocky Reeves. 1. NWA U.S. Tag Team Champs The Fantastics (Fulton & Rogers) beat The 2. Kim Duk beat Stoney Burke. Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane). 3. Buzz Sawyer beat Joel Deaton. 4. Dick Slater beat Bill Irwin. 6. Manny Fernandez & Thunderbolt Patterson beat NWA National Tag Champs Ole & Arn Anderson via DQ. 7. Dusty Rhodes beat Ivan Koloff. November 12, 1988 in Columbus, OH Fairgrounds Coliseum drawing 3,000 ($23,000) 1. The Original Midnight Express (Condrey & Rose) beat ??? & ???. 2. Steve Williams pinned Eddie Gilbert. July 18, 1985 in Columbus, OH 3. NWA TV Champ Mike Rotunda drew Nikita Koloff. Ohio Center drawing ??? 4. NWA Tag Champs The Road Warriors beat The Italian Stallion & Ron Simmons. 1. Brett Sawyer beat Bob Roop. 5. Sting beat NWA U.S. Champ Barry Windham via DQ. 2. Thunderbolt Patterson beat Mike Davis. 6. Lex Luger & Bam Bam Bigelow beat The Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane). 3. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Condrey) beat Pez Whatley & The Italian 7. NWA World Champ Ric Flair pinned Dusty Rhodes. Stallion. 4. Dick Slater NC Kevin Sullivan. 5. NWA National Champ Black Bart beat Ronnie Garvin. 6. Buzz Sawyer beat Arn Anderson in a “Texas death” match. 7. Dusty Rhodes beat Tully Blanchard. March 26, 1989 in Columbus, OH 8. Magnum TA beat NWA World Champ Ric Flair via DQ. Fairgrounds Coliseum drawing ??? 1. Eddie Gilbert beat Russian Assassin #2. 2. NWA Tag Champs The Road Warriors NC Steve Williams & Dan Spivey. 3. The Iron Sheik beat Steve Casey via DQ. August 17, 1985 in Columbus, OH 4. The Great Muta beat Rip Rogers. 5. Rick Steiner beat Bob Bradley. 1. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Condrey) beat Brett & Buzz Sawyer. 6. Sting beat Butch Reed. 7. NWA U.S. Champ Lex Luger beat Mike Rotunda. 8. NWA World Champ Ricky Steamboat beat Ric Flair. October 11, 1987 in Columbus, OH ??? drawing 2,437 ($24,954) April 23, 1989 in Columbus, OH 1. NWA Western States Champ Barry Windham beat Dick Murdoch via DQ. 2. Black Bart beat Jimmy Valiant. 1. Shane Douglas beat George South. 3. The Kodiaks (Bear & Claw) beat the Italian Stallion & Kendall Windham. 2. The Samoan Swat Team beat Mike Justice & Bob Emory. 4. NWA U.S. Tag Champs The Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane) drew 3. Rick Steiner beat The Iron Sheik. Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin (20:00). 4. Bob Orton, Jr. beat Dick Murdoch. 5. Terry Taylor beat Ron Simmons. 5. The Great Muta beat Eddie Gilbert. 6. Tim Horner & Brad Armstrong beat The Sheepherders. 6. NWA TV Champ Sting beat Dan Spivey. 7. NWA World Champ Ronnie Garvin beat Ric Flair. 7. Ricky Steamboat & Lex Luger beat Ric Flair & Michael Hayes. January 10, 1988 in Columbus, OH Power Hour, Worldwide, & Main Event ??? drawing 2,300 November 20, 1989 in Columbus, OH ??? drawing 2,500 1. Brad Armstrong pinned Jim Lancaster. 2. Jimmy Garvin pinned Al Snow (0:12). A. Tom Zenk beat The Iron Sheik. 3. Road Warrior Hawk pinned Ivan Koloff. B. Kevin Sullivan beat Alex Porteau. 4. NWA Western States Champ Barry Windham DCO The Barbarian. NWA Power Hour airing December 1, 1989 on TBS 5. Lex Luger pinned Arn Anderson. 1. “Funk's Grill” with Gordon Solie. 6. NWA World Champ Ric Flair pinned Michael Hayes (14:29). 2. Shane Douglas & Johnny Ace beat Rip Rogers & The Avenger (5:44) when Douglas pinned Avenger. 3. Kevin Sullivan pinned Ranger Ross (8:00). 4. Rick & Scott Steiner beat Doom (11:19) via DQ. NWA Worldwide airing December 2, 1989 in syndication March 13, 1988 in Columbus, OH 5. Tom Zenk submitted Agent Steel (1:13). Fairgrounds Coliseum drawing ??? ($30,000) 6. Lex Luger pinned Alex Porteau (2:20). 7. Doom beat Tommy Rich & Ranger Ross (7:55) when Simmons pinned Ross. 1. Mickey Doyle beat Ben Patrick. 8. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane) beat Bob Emory & Joe Cruz (4:33) 2. Jim Lancaster beat Al Snow. when Eaton pinned Cruz. 3. Shane Douglas & Ricky Santana beat NWA U.S. Tag Champs The Midnight The Main Event airing December 3, 1989 on TBS Express (Eaton & Lane) via DQ. 9. The Samoan Swat Team (Fatu, Samu, & The Samoan Savage) vs. Rick 4. NWA Western States Champ Larry Zbyszko DCO Ronnie Garvin. Fargo, Chris Allen, & Mike Justice. 5. The Road Warriors & Paul Ellering beat The Powers of Pain & Paul Jones 10. NWA World Champ Ric Flair beat Bobby Eaton (12:52) via DQ. (6:06) in a “street fight” match. 6. Sting beat NWA World Champ Ric Flair via DQ. Last Updated: May 24, 2021 Page 1 of 3 September 14, 1990 in Columbus, OH 8. WCW U.S. Champ Diamond Dallas Page NC Raven (4:42) in a “no DQ” Fairgrounds Coliseum drawing ??? match. 9. Randy Savage beat Hulk Hogan & Brian Adams (2:07) via DQ in a 1. Brad Armstrong pinned Dutch Mantel. “handicap” match. 2. The Master Blasters beat Tim Horner & Mike Rotundo. 3. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane) beat Tom Zenk & Brian Pillman. 4. NWA U.S. Tag Champs Rick & Scott Steiner beat The Samoan Swat Team when Rick pinned Fatu. 5. Stan Hansen pinned Tommy Rich. October 10, 1998 in Columbus, OH 6. The Junkyard Dog pinned Arn Anderson (0:08). ??? drawing 7,057 ($159,770) 7. NWA U.S. Champ Lex Luger beat Sid Vicious via countout. 8. NWA World Champ Sting pinned Ric Flair. 1. Psicosis pinned Tokyo Magnum. 2. WCW Cruiserweight Champ Billy Kidman pinned Prince Iaukea. 3. Eddie & Chavo Guerrero, Jr. beat Alex Wright & Disco Inferno when Eddie pinned Wright. December 12, 1992 in Columbus, OH 4. Wrath pinned Davey Boy Smith (3:00). Convention Center drawing 1,300 5. Lex Luger & Rick Steiner beat Scott Norton & Stevie Ray via DQ. 6. Sting, Lex Luger, & Rick Steiner beat Bret Hart, Scott Norton, & Stevie Ray 1. Vinnie Vegas pinned Ron Cumberledge (12:00). when Luger submitted Ray. 2. Erik Watts drew Steve Austin (20:00). 7. WCW World Champ Bill Goldberg pinned The Giant. 3. Johnny B. Badd TKO Scotty Flamingo (3rd) in a “boxing” match. 4. WCW World Champ Ron Simmons pinned Dan Spivey (14:00). 5. Dustin Rhodes DCO Barry Windham (8:00). 6. WCW & NWA Tag Champs Ricky Steamboat & Shane Douglas beat Big Van Vader & Steve Williams (15:00) via DQ. Monday Nitro January 18, 1999 in Columbus, OH Value City Arena drawing 15,936 ($322,561) Shown live on TNT (4.4) January 21, 1995 in Columbus, OH Convention Center drawing 2,200 1. Booker T pinned Chris Jericho (10:07). 2. David Flair pinned Eric Bischoff (1:15). 1. Alex Wright beat Bobby Eaton. 3. The Barbarian & Meng NC Mike Enos & Bobby Duncum, Jr. (6:59). 2. Johnny B. Badd beat Jean Paul Levesque. 4. Disco Inferno pinned Wrath (5:34). 3. Marcus Bagwell & The Patriot beat Paul Orndorff & Paul Roma. 5. WCW TV Champ Scott Steiner submitted Perry Saturn (5:34). 4. The Nasty Boys beat WCW Tag Champs Harlem Heat via DQ. 6. Psicosis pinned Juventud Guerrera (11:18). 5. WCW U.S. Champ Vader beat Jim Duggan. 7. Rey Mysterio, Jr. beat Lex Luger (5:57) via DQ. 6. Sting beat Avalanche via DQ. 8. Bill Goldberg beat Scott Hall and Bam Bam Bigelow via DQ in a “three way” match. March 30, 1996 in Columbus, OH ??? drawing 3,300 ($40,000) June 5, 1999 in Columbus, OH 1. Alex Wright beat Dick Slater. Convention Center drawing 2,604 ($72,340) 2. Harlem Heat beat Marcus Bagwell & Scotty Riggs. 3. The Road Warriors beat Arn Anderson & Kevin Sullivan. 1. Vampiro beat Chris Adams. 4. The Booty Man beat Disco Inferno. 2. Chavo Guerrero, Jr. beat Ernest Miller. 5. The Giant beat The Renegade. 3. Juventud Guerrera beat Kaz Hayashi. 6. Randy Savage beat WCW World Champ Ric Flair via DQ. 4. Bam Bam Bigelow beat Hak in a “hardcore” match. 5. Rey Mysterio, Jr. & Billy Kidman beat Chris Benoit & Chris Jericho. 6. Sting beat Diamond Dallas Page. September 28, 1996 in Columbus, OH Convention Center drawing 3,016 ($40,572) 1. Jim Powers pinned Juventud Guerrera. 2. WCW Cruiserweight Champ Rey Mysterio, Jr. beat Dean Malenko via DQ. 3. Lex Luger pinned Rick Steiner (6:13). 4. Syxx pinned Eddie Guerrero . 5. Scott Hall & Kevin Nash beat Ric Flair & Chris Benoit when Hall pinned Benoit. 6. The Giant beat Randy Savage via DQ. Thunder March 5, 1998 in Columbus, OH Convention Center drawing 5,046 ($107,780) Shown live on TBS (4.3) 1. Bill Goldberg pinned Vincent (0:31). 2. Eddie Guerrero pinned Prince Iaukea (3:24). 3. Juventud Guerrera pinned El Dandy (4:25). 4. Scott Steiner pinned Chase Tatum (2:04). 5. Curt Hennig pinned Jim Niedhart (3:26). 6. WCW Cruiserweight Champ Chris Jericho pinned Ciclope (2:24). 7. Scott Norton beat The Renegade (1:46) via DQ. Last Updated: May 24, 2021 Page 2 of 3 Monday Nitro January 17, 2000 in Columbus, OH Value City Arena drawing 10,646 ($200,495) Shown live on TBS (3.0) 1. Billy Kidman pinned Psicosis (6:51). 2. Big T pinned Booker T (1:39). 3. Vampiro pinned Disco Inferno (3:52). 4. WCW Tag Champs David Flair & Crowbar beat Shane Helms & Shannon Moore (3:02) when Crowbar pinned Helms. 4. Tank Abbott KO The Maestro (0:12) in a “shoot fighting rules” match. 5. Masa Chono & Super J beat Rick Steiner & Mike Rotundo (9:09) when Chono pinned Rotundo. 6. Sid Vicious pinned The Wall (2:53).
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