August 1995 WCW: Will Hogan Survive the Dungeon of Doom?
A Collision in Korea and a Clash of the Champions. Arn Anderson and Ric Flair explode. A complete look at the month inside!
August featured Clash of the Champions 31 as the marquee event early in the month on August 6. The build centered around Hulk Hogan challenging any member of the Dungeon of Doom to wrestle on the live Main Event beforehand, with the promise that he would then return to the Dungeon at the Clash. That member turned out to be an old nemesis, Kamala. Their match ended in a disqualification, and Randy Savage and Sting came to Hogan’s aid, prompting Eric Bischoff to declare, “We have a war.”
What you’ll find below:
Recap: A rundown of the major happenings this month.
Recommendations: A mix of interesting matches, promos, and segments.
Takeaways: My key points that stood out from the month.
Show-by-Show Notes: Comments from going through each show.
At Clash of the Champions, Hogan asked his best friend, Jimmy Hart, to keep the title belt safe for him as he ventured into the Dungeon of Doom. Hogan referenced The Giant being Andre the Giant’s son and even mentioned his Irish heritage, claiming the McMahons were “shaking in their boots.” Hulkamania, he proclaimed, was more powerful than ever. Hogan entered the Dungeon to confront The Giant, only to be overwhelmed by the group. Surprisingly, Vader emerged to save Hogan. Later, Hogan, Sting, Savage, and Vader declared war on the Dungeon of Doom, setting up a War Games match for September.
The buildup for War Games dominated much of August. The Taskmaster repeatedly warned Hogan not to trust Vader. Hogan confronted Vader in the locker room, where Vader admitted they shared common enemies. Hogan offered Vader another title shot if they teamed up, and Vader accepted. The Taskmaster attempted to shift the balance of power by revealing that Meng had joined the Dungeon of Doom and had been given a deadly golden spike.
Meanwhile, Vader had his own issues to settle in a handicap match against Arn Anderson and Ric Flair at the Clash. In the lead-up, Flair appeared increasingly unhinged, while Arn tried to keep things together. During the match, Flair hesitated to get involved, leaving Arn to take the brunt of Vader’s offense. Only after Arn hit a spinebuster did Flair finally tag in. Vader eventually overcame both men, pinning Arn after a powerbomb. Flair was furious with Arn for the loss, and the crowd eagerly anticipated Arn finally snapping at Ric.
Tensions between Arn and Flair continued throughout August. They teamed together occasionally, with Arn often carrying the load, but their partnership grew strained. Both men publicly denied any rift, calling it “just another day at the office.” However, when Flair faced Alex Wright on the August 19 episode of Saturday Night, Arn refused to assist him. Flair struggled but ultimately won on his own. After the match, Flair confronted Arn, who stated he wanted to see “the killer” in Flair again. Flair challenged Arn to a match, but Arn dismissed him, claiming Flair wasn’t “man enough.” Arn explained that over the past year and a half, he had watched Flair fall apart, becoming unfocused and using Arn as a scapegoat. Arn recounted nearly losing his life in England because of Flair and declared he was no one’s doormat. The two were eventually booked to face each other at Fall Brawl in September. Flair, visibly upset, accused Arn of needing to prove his own worth, while Arn remained focused on bringing back the real Ric Flair.
August also saw the PPV broadcast of Collision in Korea, a joint event with New Japan Pro-Wrestling held earlier in the year in North Korea. The show featured matches filmed over two days, with Eric Bischoff and Mike Tenay providing commentary. The event highlighted a renewed partnership between WCW and NJPW and showcased several talents who would later join WCW. The main event saw Antonio Inoki defeat Ric Flair.
Other developments included the continued hype for the debut of WCW Monday Nitro in September, with the announcement of Steve “Mongo” McMichael joining the commentary team. The Renegade continued his winning streak as TV Champion, while Diamond Dallas Page scored a significant victory over Alex Wright to earn a TV Title shot at Fall Brawl. Kurasawa suffered his first loss in a tag team match against Hawk and Sting but retaliated by breaking Hawk’s arm. Flyin’ Brian Pillman and Johnny B. Badd set up a match for Fall Brawl to determine the next contender for the U.S. Title, with both men determined to elevate their current status. Jim Duggan and Big Bubba kicked off an undercard feud, with Duggan taping his fists and claiming his great-grandmother was a “taped fist champion.”
In the tag team division, The Stud Stable continued their feud with Harlem Heat, the reigning World Tag Team Champions. Sherri kissed Colonel Rob Parker to secure a title match for Harlem Heat, only to seemingly fall in love with him. Sherri’s pursuit of Parker became a recurring theme throughout the month. The Blue Bloods remained in contention.
August 1995 WCW Recommendations
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Akira Hokuto & Bull Nakano v Manami Toyota & Mariko Yoshida (Aug. 4 Collision in Korea)
Steiner Brothers v Hiroshi Hase & Kensuke Sasaki (Aug. 4 Collision in Korea)
Antonio Inoki v Ric Flair (Aug. 4 Collision in Korea)
Ric Flair & Arn Anderson v Scott & Steve Armstrong + interview (Aug. 5 Pro)
Col. Parker tells a tale (Aug. 5 Saturday Night)
Ric Flair & Arn Anderson interview (Aug. 5 Saturday Night)
Brian Pillman v Marcus Bagwell (Aug. 6 Main Event)
Hulk Hogan v Kamala + post-match (Aug. 6 Main Event)
Hulk Hogan interview (Aug. 6 Clash Of The Champions 31)
Hogan enters Dungeon of Doom (Aug. 6 Clash Of The Champions 31)
Vader vs. Arn Anderson & Ric Flair + post-match (Aug. 6 Clash Of The Champions 31)
Hogan, Sting, Savage, Vader declare war (Aug. 6 Clash Of The Champions 31)
Sherri & Col. Parker (Aug. 12 Saturday Night)
Blue Bloods interview (Aug. 12 Saturday Night)
Flyin’ Brian interview (Aug. 19 Worldwide)
Ric Flair v Alex Wright + Flair and Arn confrontation (Aug. 19 Saturday Night)
Sherri interview (Aug. 26 Worldwide)
Arn Anderson promo on Ric Flair (Aug. 26 Pro)
Jim Duggan post-match interview (Aug. 26 Pro)
DUNGEON OF DOOM: Taskmaster gives Meng a golden spike (Aug. 26 Saturday Night)
Blue Bloods v Ashley Hudson & Italian Stallion (Aug. 26 Saturday Night)
Ric Flair & Arn Anderson Up Close interview (Aug. 26 Saturday Night)
Fall Brawl A-Team mini movie (Aug. 26 Saturday Night)
Codename Cobra Classified video (Aug. 28 Prime)
Wrestler of the Month: Ric Flair
Match of the Month: Steiner Brothers v Hiroshi Hase & Kensuke Sasaki (Aug. 4 Collision in Korea)
Promo of the Month: Arn Anderson promo on Ric Flair (Aug. 26 Pro)
August 1995 WCW Takeaways
The conflict between Ric Flair and Arn Anderson initially felt a bit forced, but they ended up delivering some of the best promo work of the year. They effectively played on the idea that Flair was lost without Arn and that Arn had finally had enough. A key element of the storyline is that there’s no real bad blood—Arn simply wants Ric to get back to being Ric as they head toward Nitro.
The buildup for Nitro is ramped up across TV, and while it’s intriguing, it’s still unclear what exactly it will be.
One of the funniest undercard storylines has been the ongoing “romance” between Sherri and Col. Rob Parker. Having more Sherri on TV is always a good thing.
If the Collision in Korea event had been held somewhere with fans that were reacting, it might have been the show of the year.
The Dungeon of Doom has fully transitioned into feeling like its own universe, and it’s disappointing when talents like Meng and Vader get pulled into it. Trust is a recurring theme that Kevin Sullivan often emphasized as a booker. Can Hogan trust Vader? You can see a lot of the booking strategies Sullivan would later use with WCW/nWo in the Hogan/Dungeon of Doom storyline.
August 1995 WCW Show-by-Show Notes
Current Champions
WCW World Heavyweight Champion: Hulk Hogan
WCW United States Champion: Sting
WCW World Tag Team Champions: Stud Stable (Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater)
WCW World Television Champion: The Renegade
August 4, 1995 WCW/NJPW Collision in Korea
One time event they say. Eric Bischoff, Mike Tenay, and the future Sonny Onoo hosting. Wrestling diplomacy at its finest.
Too Cold Scorpio v. Chris Benoit. Both competing in New Japan. Good athletic match. Tough to get any sort of reaction and they don’t go all out. What they did looked very good. Benoit wins with a great diving headbutt.
Tokimitsu Ishizawa vs. Yuji Nagata. Decent short young lions match. Nagata with the kicks. Ishizawa wants to go to the mat. Nagata wins. Bischoff doing his “Back leg” stuff on commentary.
El Samurai & Tadao Yasuda vs. Ookami Gundan (Hiro Saito & Masahiro Chono). Ok nothing great. Chono looks like a boss. Yasuda very early in his career. Samurai working the hardest.
Akira Hokuto & Bull Nakano v Manami Toyota & Mariko Yoshida. A total blast. Bull and Hokuto look awesome coming out. All four just go for it. Exciting regardless of the lack of crowd reaction. Yoshida really pops here. Nakano hits a massive legdrop to end it. Recommended.
Scott Norton vs. Shinya Hashimoto. Solid twenty minute time limit draw. There’s some good parts to this but they’re not going all out in between. Norton’s in his peak shape here. It sounds like this showing got Bischoff to bring him over to WCW,
Hawk Warrior v Tadao Yasuda. Quick and ok. Hawk no sells a lot and wins.
Steiner Brothers v Hiroshi Hase & Kensuke Sasaki. Very good match. By far the most intense and physical match shown. Steiners seem like they just want to beat people up. Hase’s so good. Sasaki hits some big suplexes himself. They miss the Scott Steiner Screwdriver for the finish. Recommended.
Antonio Inoki v Ric Flair. Good match. Feels like a big deal and they work a nice match for the crowd. Some good chain wrestling. Flair busts out some different moves like the STF. There’s a great struggle over the figure four. Inoki still has the fire. Gets the win. Well done.
August 5, 1995 WCW Worldwide
Tony and Bobby talk about Clash weekend. The Giant is the big story. Hogan will wrestle any of them on Main Event and go into the Dungeon at Clash
Sgt Craig Pittman squash
Vader interview. Doesn’t give a hoot. We’ll see who gets tired
Dungeon of Doom recap
Flyin Brian squash
Replay the Sherri/Parker segment
Nasty Boys squash
Johnny B Badd squash
Renegade interview. Feel the power again
Kamala v Jim Duggan. Bad match. Taskmaster in for DQ.
August 5, 1995 WCW Pro
Gene doing a Harley Sweepstakes. Mentions Nitro first what is probably the first time.
Meng & Kurasawa squash. Good.
Alex Wright v Chris Kanyon. Decent match. Mostly a Wright showcase but Kanyon getting regular work. Wright’s facing DDP at Clash.
Shark squash. Post match Taskmaster promo on Hogan.
Randy Savage interview. Will be there tomorrow
Ric Flair & Arn Anderson v Scott & Steve Armstrong. Good little squash. Talking about Nitro dates. DDT and Figure 4 finish.Post match interview. Arn talks about fantasy vs reality. Reality is Arn Anderson. Killer lines. Recommended.
August 5, 1995 WCW Saturday Night
WCW World TV Champ The Renegade squash. Post-match interview. Talk about Hogan instead. Giant made a mistake. Renegade ready to meet Orndorff
WCW World Tag Team Champs Stud Stable (Bunkhouse Buck and Dick Slater) squash. Post-match interview. Parker’s a personal friend of Hank Williams Jr. Calls himself a tall rooster. Tells a story about bessy. Funny.
Sgt. Craig Pittman squash
Dungeon of Doom (Kamala & Shark) squash.
Hogan commercial for Main Event
Jim Duggan v Terry Richards. Young Rhino gets squashed.
Harlem Heat v Mark Starr & Frankie Lancaster. Ok showcase for Heat.
Blue Bloods v Johnny B. Badd & Marcus Bagwell. Solid stiff tag team match that gets time. Bloods win with the distracted Tower of London again. Post-match interview. What more do they have to do? Want tag team titles.
Arn Anderson squash. Post-match interview. Pack of wild dogs take out the lion. Vader’s out of gas. Ric Flair takes his jacket off and plays dead. Wants Vader. Flair’s lost it again. Recommended.
August 6, 1995 WCW Main Event
Johnny B. Badd v Big Bubba Rogers. Quick match. Badd wins. Really done nothing with Bubba.
Nasty Boys squash
Brian Pillman v Marcus Bagwell. Good fast paced five minute match. Pillman gets the win with a cool finish.
WCW World Champ Hulk Hogan v Kamala. Actually fun. Hogan wearing Kamala facepaint. Reliving the old days. Dungeon of Doom attack for the DQ. Savage and Sting in to help Hogan. Bischoff proclaims that we have war. They wanted a war and we got a war. Lots of similar lines to what they’d use for nWo. Hogan cuts a promo declaring war. He’s got a date with Dungeon of Doom tonight on the Clash. Starting to set up War Games. Recommended.
August 6, 1995 WCW Clash Of The Champions 31 - Daytona Beach, FL
Road Warrior Hawk & Sting vs. Stud Stable (Kurasawa & Meng). Decent hard hitting match. Michael Buffer’s doing the intros. Sting and Hawk hit the Doomsday Device on Kurasawa and pin him. A bit surprising because he just debuted. Kurasawa breaks Hawk’s arm after!
Recap of Hogan declaring war. Shots of Dungeon.
Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater interview. Parker puts over Kurasawa Krush. Parker ready for romance tonight
Diamond Dallas Page vs. Alex Wright. Solid match. Neither seem very over. Wright’s not dancing and gets booed anyway. There’s good structure to this. Wright misses a dive and DDP pins him. Nice finish. The DDP push continues.
Ric Flair & Arn Anderson interview. Flair thinks Vader won't get through Arn. Arn's mission is clear cut. Focused. Knows exactly what his job is. Good promo.
WCW World Television Title The Renegade (c) vs. Paul Orndorff. Ok short match. Renegade retains after Orndroff gets distracted with the ref.
Vader interview. Keep pushing this as history. Never been done before. It's vader time!
Harlem Heat & Sister Sherri vs. The Stud Stable (Bunkhouse Buck, Dick Slater, Col. Robert Parker). Fun deal. Parker’s funny because he now wrestles like a manager. He gets suplexed. Sherri comes in to the biggest pop of the match. She misses a splash and is out cold! She wakes up, kisses Parker and gets the pin. She won’t stop going after him. Now she’s the one in love.
Hulk Hogan interview. Cuts a silly promo on Dungeon of Doom. Still hammering home Jimmy Hart as his best friend. He wants Jimmy to keep the title belt safe for him. Refers to Giant as Andre The Giant's son! Talks about his Irish people. Mentions McMahons shaking in their boots. Hulkamania more powerful than ever. Unhinged Hogan here. Recommended.
Macho Man video
Dungeon of Doom: Hulk Hogan enters. Held Taskmaster's whole army at bay. Wants to fight his Giant. Giant grabs his chain and chokes him down. All beat Hogan down. Vader saves Hogan. Giant no sells. Big standoff. One true immortal. That was it.
Fall Brawl promo. Nitro promotion
Vader vs. Arn Anderson & Ric Flair - Handicap Match. Good match. Get about ten minutes. The story is that Arn’s annoyed that Flair won’t get in and he has to take a beating from Vader. Arn hits an awesome spinebuster and now Flair wants in. He blows it and Arn has to come in and help. Vader overcomes them both and power bombs Arn for the win. Flair’s upset with Arn after and gets in his face. This Flair/Arn deal feels rushed and forced. The crowd wants to see Arn deck Ric.
Hulk Hogan, Sting and Randy Savage out. Hogan screaming about facing Andre The Giant's son. Declaring war. Vader out in his face. What's your trip? No one tells Vader what time it is. Punks. They’re the War Games team vs Dungeon of Doom
They promote the debut of Nitro a lot on this show.
August 7, 1995 WCW Prime
Kamala squash.
August 12, 1995 WCW Worldwide
WCW US Champ Sting v Paul Orndorff. Ok match. Light work for them Sting wins. Doesn’t really seem to need the US Title.
August 12, 1995 WCW Pro
Harlem Heat squash.
Shark squash. Inset Taskmaster promo on Hogan. Have an answer for him
Marcus Bagwell & Hacksaw Duggan v Mark Kyle & Tony Vincent. Decent enough. Bagwell’s another guy that isn’t being used well.
Diamond Dallas Page v Dave Sullivan. Not much. Countout. Jimmy Hart found the rabbit. Renegade helps Sullivan. Post-match interview. DDP upset at Renegade. Ok that’s where this is finally going.
August 12, 1995 WCW Saturday Night
Johnny B Badd v Steve Armstrong. Good little showcase for Badd. Post-match interview. Teacher vs pupil. Badd wants the US Title. Facing Pillman at Fall Brawl for title shot.
Sgt Craig Pittman squash. Post-match interview. Gene brings up Cobra from Pittman’s past. He’s stunned silent. The Pittmanverse expands.
US Champ Sting squash
WCW World Tag Team Titles Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater v Nasty Boys. Solid longer match. Slater uses the boot to retain. Post-match interview. Sherri’s obsessed with Col. Parker now. He’s a bachelor! Very amusing deal.
WCW World TV Champ The Renegade squash.
Blue Bloods squash. Post-match interview. Appalled at the lack of title match. Want to know what army the Colonel is in. LMAO! Sherri’s a shameless mare. Want their title match. Recommended
Kamala squash. Post-match interview with Taskmaster on War Games. Hogan can’t trust Vader! The balance of power switches next week.
Arn Anderson & Ric Flair v Marcus Bagwell & Jim Duggan. Solid match that Flair and Arn take a lot of. Inset promo with Arn about him and Flair agreeing to disagree. Arn hits a nice DDT but Flair takes the pin. Arn continues to be the difference maker. Aside from The Renegade deal, they’ve really booked Arn well all year. I like that they’re doing this instead of having him just settle into a supporting role with Flair.
August 14, 1995 WCW Prime
Taskmaster v Mark Starr. Ok match. Mark actually gets a lot of offense and it seems like they might be doing something with him. Shark helps Taskmaster win.
August 19, 1995 WCW Worldwide
Johnny B. Badd squash
Tony and Bobby recap the Clash. They claim Arn and Flair patched things up. Discuss the Hogan and Vader alliance. These opening standups on Worldwide are your quickest way to stay up to date with what’s going on in WCW.
Kurasawa squash
Flyin Brian interview. Facing Badd for US Title shot at Fall Brawl. He’s spinning his wheels. Achieved a high level of mediocrity. Speaking the truth here. Recommended.
Flyin Brian squash
Hogan in Vader's locker room. wants to know where he's coming from. got same problems. War Games. Hogan wants to team up and then he'll give him another title shot. Vader accepts. go to war. shake hands. War Games challenge from Hogan
Fall Brawl Control Center: Harlem Heat and Stud Stable promos.
Alex Wright v Arn Anderson. Good match. Flair’s with Arn. Arn wins with the DDT.
Johnny B Badd interview. Business at Fall Brawl
Ric Flair and Arn Anderson interview. Gene talks about dissension. Just rumors. The fact is that it was another day at the office. Four fingers the symbol of excellence. Flair says no rift.
August 19, 1995 WCW Pro
Vader squash
Johnny B Badd squash
US Champ Sting interview. Friend or foe are coming for the title. Hypes War Games.
Taskmaster squash
WCW World Tag Team Champs Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater v Scott & Steve Armstrong. Solid ten minute match. Real bare bones solid tag team wrestling. Steve in now for the Armstrongs. Buck comes off top with boot for the win. Post-match interview. Parker’s a business man.
August 19, 1995 WCW Saturday Night
Sgt Craig Pittman squash. Tony and Bobby talking about Cobra. Post-match interview. Show a Cobra video package. Pittman won't answer questions
Nasty Boys squash. Post-match interview on tag team title shot. No more nice guys
Marcus Bagwell v Tim Horner. Decent competitive match. Bagwell wins. Tony talks about Mongo joining Nitro on Sept 4.
Kurasawa squash
Jim Duggan squash
Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater interview on Harlem Heat. Col Parker is on lookout for Sherri.
Harlem Heat squash. Sherri’s distracted thinking about parker
Flyin Brian squash. Post-match interview about Badd. Great opportunity. Pillman’s looking different.
DDP promo on Renegade at Fall Brawl. Fakes an injury for tonight. Max will take his place.
WCW World TV Title The Renegade v Max Muscle. Just a squash.
Ric Flair v Alex Wright. Good match. Story is that Flair’s having trouble on his own because Arn won’t help him out. Arn’s jawing at Flair and Flair needs to bust out all of his offense to win. Flair wins with Figure 4. Recommended.
Ric Flair and Arn Anderson confrontation. Flair upset arn didn't help. Arn thinks Flair;s relying on his help. He wants to see Flair the killer. Flair thinks they should wrestle. Arn doesnt think he's man enough. Really good set up for their match. Arn’s trying to get the old Ric back. Recommended.
August 21, 1995 WCW Prime
WCW World Tag Team Champs Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater v Los Especialistas. Worldwide arena. This was ok. Masked men get little fun offense to start. Champs win with double punch!
August 26, 1995 WCW Worldwide
Tony and Bobby talk about a new Dungeon of Doom member
Cobra video
Sgt Pittman squash. Morse code scares him. Very campy.
Ric Flair v Tim Horner. Fun match. Horner gets to fire back. Flair wins with Figure 4.
DDP interview. He’s in better shape. Bought new gold and coming for Renegade’s gold
DUNGEON OF DOOM: Meng joins. The end of suited bad ass Meng.
Taskmaster squash. Meng’s there with a helmet.
Flyin Brian squash
WCW World Tag Team Titles Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater v Blue Bloods. Decent match. Stud Stable actually the defacto faces here. Regal’s funny as usual. Sherri goes after Parker and causes a DQ.
Renegade interview. TOS for DDP. Comically bad.
Sherri interview. Parker’s gonna get it. Gave her a ring in passion. Funny
August 26, 1995 WCW Pro
Brian Pillman v Steve Armstrong. Short.
DUNGEON OF DOOM: Meng joins with a crazy mask. Now known as the Face of Terror.
Shark & Taskmaster squash
Control Center: DDP and Doll promo. Renegade promo. Hyping up TV Title match. Getting a lot of promotion for this card.
Arn Anderson v Tim Horner. Squash. Sometimes Horner’s treated as legit and sometimes he’s just a jobber.
Arn Anderson promo on Ric Flair. Last year and a half he’s seen Flair in shambles. He keeps it real. No focus. Not his scapegoat. Almost got killed in England because of him. Arn Anderson is no man's doormat. GREAT PROMO. Might be the best one of 95. Recommended.
Sgt Pittman squash
Jim Duggan v Big Bubba. Ok. Their usual effort. Dusty’s having fun on commentary. Evad explains that Bubba used the ropes. Duggan tapes his fist and knocks out Bubba. Duggan post-match interview. Reached his limit. He’s going back to Duggan blood. His great grandma was the taped fist champion of Cork Island. Funny. Recommended.
August 26, 1995 WCW Saturday Night
The big news this week is Ric Flair v Arn Anderson is signed for Fall Brawl.
Cobra squash.
Johnny B Badd squash. Post-match interview. It’s just business with Pillman. Pillman interrupts. Mentions spinning his wheels again. Shake hands
Kurasawa squash. Breaks another arm.
DUNGEON OF DOOM: Taskmaster has stolen something. A golden spike. Given to Meng’s thumb. Now he possesses it. Awesome nonsense. Recommended.
Kamala squash
Vader squash. Post-match interview on War Games. Hogan can count on him. Wrestlers honor. It’s an abrupt switch for Vader.
Harlem Heat squash. Upset with a distracted Sherri
WCW World TV Champ Renegade squash.
Blue Bloods v Ashley Hudson & Italian Stallion. Good showcase for Bloods. Regal’s entertaining.
Ric Flair & Arn Anderson Up Close interview. Questions on screen. Flair puts over Fall Brawl as the biggest night. His best friend pulled his hand back. Flair thinks Arn knows who he is. He needs to prove who he is. Tremendous. This is so great. It serves as a reset from the insane Flair cartoon of the last year and a half. He’s back to being Ric Flair just in time for Nitro.
Fall Brawl commercial mini movie is ridiculous. Vader’s in camo training for war. An A-Team parody.
Diamond Dallas Page squash. FB commercial mini movie is something. Vader in camo. training for war. A Team parody. diamond cutter. DDP int. on a roll.
WCW World Tag Team Titles Bunkhouse Buck & Dick Slater v Alex Wright & Marcus Bagwell. Decent match. Sherri comes out after Parker. Has his Elvis ring. Kisses him and causes a DQ.
August 27, 1995 WCW Main Event
Brian Pillman v Alex Wright. Solid match but nothing compared to their PPV one. Heats up a little towards the end. Pillman wins.
August 28, 1995 WCW Prime
Cobra squash. Codename Cobra Classified video. A burning desire for revenge kept him alive. Sgt Pittman left him laying in the jungle apparently.