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Turning to Page 4 of "King of New York," we see that it happened at the Wrestling Classic: 10. Quarterfinal: Ricky Steamboat vs. Randy Savage Don’t get too excited; this match lasted less than four minutes. Savage hit Steamboat with a foreign object as Steamboat was suplexing him into the ring. Three months later, Savage won the Intercontinental title from Santana using the same finish. Tito must not have been watching the monitor.

Robert Stone was named interim GM.

I ran into a Browns fan who has seen the team play in London twice, and he's looking forward to going to Paris for the game against the Saints.

Thank you so much, @SirSmUgly! It was great to read the entire story of Lucha Underground from start to finish. I had no idea that so much current WWE/AEW talent came through there.

I suggested Super Sonic but they didn't listen.

Here's the IWC show "A Call to Arms 2" from November 2004 that I mentioned in the WWE thread. It includes the second AJ Styles-CM Punk match, The Midnight Express (Bobby & Dennis) vs. Southern Comfort (Smothers & Hamrick), and it's the final show of my decade-long run in the Pittsburgh territory.

When I announced this AJ vs. Punk match in Pittsburgh back in 2004, I never dreamed that they'd be wrestling for the WWE World title 22 years later. It turns out I actually called another Styles-Punk match later in the year. I will put that entire show (IWC: A Call to Arms 2) in the "Wrestling, But Not Now" thread. That show is significant for the IWC tag team title match between the Midnight Express (Beautiful Bobby & Loverboy Dennis) and Southern Comfort (Tracey Smothers & Chris Hamrick). I also finished my 10-year run in the Pittsburgh territory on this show.

That was an amazing night. I was there! During the drive to the arena, my buddy and I only agreed on one prediction: Hogan over Yokozuna.

I was there, and even that show ended with Hogan posing.

They finally let Kuminga off the bench last night, and he scored 20 points.

I need to start my sentences like this.

I called the Lariat Tubman during Trish's match for GCW in Columbus, OH in 2024 - she beat Haley Dylan.

I'm guessing "Italian Stallion" Gary Sabaugh

Great - now I will be able to write "King of the Universe - Who Was the MVP of WWE?" Volume 1 will run from the name change in 2002 to WrestleMania XXX.

I enjoyed watching a whole match from start to finish. That should always be the case when you are watching WWE on Netflix.