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July 15, 1985 in Canton, OH Civic Center July 15, 1985 in Canton, OH March 3, 1986 in Canton, OH Civic Center drawing ??? Civic Center drawing ??? 1. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Condrey) beat Pez Whatley & The Italian 1. Teijo Kahn beat Jim Lancaster. Stallion. 2. Denny Brown drew Nelson Royal. 3. The Barbarian & Black Bart beat Ron Bass & Don Kernodle. 4. Manny Fernandez beat Baron Von Raschke. 5. The Road Warriors beat Ivan & Nikita Koloff in a “double chain” match. August 8, 1985 in Canton, OH Civic Center drawing ??? April 1, 1986 in Canton, OH 1. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Condrey) beat Buzz & Brett Sawyer. Civic Center drawing ??? ($11,200) 1. Don Kernodle drew Leo Burke. 2. Thunderfoot beat Rocky Kernodle. 3. Don Kernodle beat Teijo Kahn. October 7, 1985 in Canton, OH 4. Black Bart beat Sam Houston. Civic Center drawing 3,000 5. Jim Valiant beat The Barbarian in a “bunkhouse” match. 6. The Rock-n-Roll Express beat NWA Tag Champs The Midnight Express 1. NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champ Denny Brown drew Pat Tanaka (Eaton & Condrey) in three falls. The Midnights were DQed for the third (15:00). fall. 2. Black Bart pinned American Starship Eagle (Spivey) (11:40). 3. NWA National Champ Terry Taylor pinned Mike Davis (15:44). 4. Billy Graham beat Denny Brown (1:48) via submission. 5. NWA Tag Champs The Rock-n-Roll Express beat Abdullah the Butcher & Thunderfoot (12:00) via DQ. May 8, 1986 in Canton, OH 6. Arn Anderson pinned Sam Houston (11:07). Civic Center drawing ??? 7. NWA U.S. Champ Tully Blanchard NC Magnum TA (12:00). 8. NWA World Champ Ric Flair pinned Ronnie Garvin (32:30). 1. Match results unavailable. November 20, 1985 in Canton, OH November 5, 1986 in Canton, OH Civic Center drawing ??? Civic Center drawing ??? ($12,400) 1. Pat Tanaka drew Tommy Lane. 1. Tim Horner beat Jim Lancaster. 2. Don Kernodle beat Mike Davis. 2. Brad Armstrong beat the Grim Reaper. 3. Krusher Khruschev beat Sam Houston. 3. Baron Von Raschke beat Shaska Whatley. 4. Manny Fernandez beat Buddy Landel. 4. Jimmy Valiant beat Bill Dundee. 5. The Rock-n-Roll Express beat Ivan & Nikita Koloff. 5. Bobby Jaggers & Dutch Mantell beat Ivan Koloff & Krusher Kruschev. 6. Terry Taylor beat Tully Blanchard via DQ. 6. Wahoo McDaniel DCO Manny Fernandez. 7. The Rock-n-Roll Express beat The Midnight Express (Eaton & Condrey). January 9, 1986 in Canton, OH Civic Center drawing ??? ($21,900) 1. Sam Houston beat Jim Lancaster. 2. Arn Anderson beat Ron Garvin. 3. Ron Bass drew The Barbarian. 4. Magnum TA NC Tully Blanchard. 5. NWA Tag Champs The Rock-n-Roll Express beat The Midnight Express (Eaton & Condrey) via DQ. 6. NWA World Champ Ric Flair beat Dusty Rhodes via DQ. February 6, 1986 in Canton, OH Civic Center drawing ??? 1. Don Kernodle beat Jim Lancaster . 2. Pez Whatley beat Thunderfoot. 3. Denny Brown beat Pat Tanaka. 4. Misty Blue Simmes beat Linda Dallas. 5. Ronnie Garvin beat Baron Von Raschke via DQ. 6. The Road Warriors beat Ivan & Nikita Koloff. 7. Tully Blanchard beat Jimmy Valiant. Last Updated: May 9, 2021 Page 1 of 2 TV Taping Monday Nitro & The Main Event March 27, 1990 in Canton, OH January 29, 1996 in Canton, OH Civic Center drawing ??? Civic Center drawing 3,500 ($36,000) 1. Tommy Rich beat Joel Deaton. A. Brian Pillman beat The Renegade. 2. Tom Zenk beat Stan Lane via DQ. The Main Event airing February 4, 1996 on TBS 3. NWA U.S. Tag Champs Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk beat The Midnight 1. WCW TV Champ Johnny B. Badd beat Diamond Dallas Page. Express (Eaton & Lane) via DQ. Monday Nitro airing live on TNT 2. Konnan pinned The One Man Gang (3:59) to win the WCW U.S. Title. 3. Ric Flair pinned Hulk Hogan (13:00). 4. The Road Warriors beat Meng & The Barbarian (9:06) when Hawk pinned Barbarian. August 12, 1990 in Canton, OH 5. Sherri Martel pinned Madusa (1:48). Civic Center drawing ??? 6. The Giant beat WCW World Champ Randy Savage (0:28) via DQ. 1. Buddy Landel pinned Wendell Cooley (7:56). 2. Bam Bam Bigelow pinned David Sierra (7:51). 3. El Gigante pinned Dr. X. 4. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane) beat Brad Armstrong & Brad WCW Saturday Night & The Main Event Anderson (16:17) when Eaton pinned Anderson. October 1, 1996 in Canton, OH 5. El Gigante pinned Dr. X (3:10). Civic Center drawing 2,000 ($18,000) 6. Rick & Scott Steiner beat The Samoan Swat Team (16:16) when Scott pinned Fatu. A. Bobby Eaton beat Dave Taylor. 5. Robert Gibson & Brian Pillman beat Ivan Koloff & Ron Simmons (15:19) WCW Saturday Night airng October 5, 1996 on TBS when Gibson pinned Koloff. 1. Rey Mysterio, Jr. beat Juventud Guerrera. 7. NWA U.S. Champ Lex Luger beat Mark Callous (14:25) via DQ. 2. The Barbarian & Meng beat John Tenta & Ron Studd. 3. Eddie Guerrero beat Joe Gomez. 4. Arn Anderson beat Vic Steamboat. 5. Chris Benoit & Steve McMichael beat The Rock-n-Roll Express. 6. Dean Malenko beat Mr. JL. September 12, 1990 in Canton, OH 7. Lex Luger beat The Renegade. Civic Center drawing 1,000 8. Brad Armstrong beat Mark Starr. 9. Harlem Heat beat The Public Enemy (5:51) to win the WCW Tag Title when 1. Tommy Rich pinned The Blade Hunter. Booker pinned Grunge. 2. The Master Blasters beat Mike Rotunda & Tim Horner. The Main Event airing October 12, 1996 on TBS 3. Jackie Fulton pinned Dutch Mantel. 10. The Rock-n-Roll Express beat Dave Taylor & Mr. JL. 4. NWA U.S. Tag Champs Rick & Scott Steiner beat The Samoan Swat Team 11. Jim Powers beat Disco Inferno. via DQ. The Main Event airing October 19, 1996 on TBS 5. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane) beat Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk. 12. Konnan beat Pat Tanaka. 6. Arn Anderson & Sid Vicious beat Junkyard Dog & Brad Armstrong. The Main Event airing October 26, 1996 on TBS 7. NWA World Champ Sting pinned Ric Flair (25:00). 13. Juventud Guerrera beat Mark Starr. October 18, 1990 in Canton, OH Civic Center drawing ??? 1. Terry Taylor vs. Buddy Landel. 2. Norman vs. Dutch Mantell. 3. Tom Zenk & Tim Horner vs. The Master Blasters. 4. The Junkyard Dog vs. Dr. X. 5. Mike Rotunda vs. JW Storm. 6. NWA U.S. Tag Champs Rick & Scott Steiner beat The Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane). 7. NWA U.S. Champion Lex Luger vs. Sid Vicious. January 17, 1993 in Canton, OH Civic Center drawing ??? 1. Johnny B. Badd pinned Scotty Flamingo. 2. Erik Watts pinned The Barbarian. 3. Chris Benoit drew Too Cold Scorpio. 4. Barry Windham pinned Dustin Rhodes. 5. Sting pinned Cactus Jack. 6. WCW World Champ Big Van Vader pinned Ron Simmons. 7. WCW/NWA Tag Champs Ricky Steamboat & Shane Douglas beat Steve Austin & Brian Pillman when Douglas pinned Pillman. Last Updated: May 9, 2021 Page 2 of 2 .
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