bodyslam

Stan Hansen (c) vs. Ted Dibiase The Undisputed World Championship is on the line as tag team partners put their friendship aside for the night. Stan Hansen had this comment. Business is business and friendship is friendship. Tonight is all business.









Ric Flair vs Michael "PS" Hayes - Hair vs Hair
It all started in Atlanta when Hayes refused to wrestle Flair. Stating there is nothing to gain in beating a former world champion. Flair replied with Hayes is nothing but a lot of hot air and a good head or hair. Why don't we see if the Freebird hair cream still works. Wooooooooooooooo!



Dr Death Steve Williams and Terry Gordy vs Jumbo Tsuruta and Genichiro Tenryu





Magnum TA vs Magnum Scott Hall Its the battle of the magnums.  Dusty Rhodes had this to say. Magnum TA you low down dirty egg sucking dog. I treated you like family baby, had you all up in my house, and you stabbed me in the back. But I went out and got me a new best frieeeeeennnnddd. His name is Magnum Scott Hall.







Tully Blanchard vs Tatsumi Fujinami



Bobby Eaton vs Dennis Condrey - Tennis Racket on the Pole



Fabulous Ones (c) Stane Lane and Steve Keirn vs Texas Outlaws Dusty Rhodes and Dick Murdoch for the World Tag Team Championship







Gino Hernandez vs Eddie Guerrero For weeks a young fan has been stalking Gino. Fallowing him from town to town. Sitting front row and heckling him to the point where Gino could not take it any more. So he invited the young fan into the ring.

Gino: Look here kid you've been fallowing me around long enough. What is your problem? Was I your Uncle Gino and not call you mom back or something? What is it kid?

Eddie: You leave my mother out of this. You are nothing but a liar, cheater, and a thief. You said you were my brothers' friend but you lied. You said they could have a world tag team title shot but the had to put their careers on the line. Then you and Tully had to cheat to beat them and stole their careers.

Gino: Your brothers. You are Eddie Guerrero. I did not recognize you with all that peach fuse on your face. Look here kid I'm gonna give you a lesson in life. Its only lying, cheating, and stealing if you get caught.

Eddie: To lie, cheat and steal is wrong and something I'll never do. I'm 18 years old and something I will do Gino is kick you butt!

Gino: Kid do what you gotta to do, but be ready to face the consequences.



Barry Windham vs Buddy Roberts

PB

BSR Defiance Results



BSR Championship

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin def. Chris Benoit



Mitsuharu Misawa def. Kenta Kobashi



Elias & The Honky-Tonk Man vs. Jeff Jarrett & The Roadie

No Contest - Elias lost his tempter midway through the match and smashed his guitar over HTM's head before smashing Honky's over Jarrett's head.



Terry Funk def. Luke Harper

Kevin Owens def. Sami Zayn

Rick Rude def. Killian Dain

James Storm def. Bobby Roode

Wade Barrett def. Bray Wyatt

Jack Swagger def. Finlay





Broken Skull Ranch

presents









Following the runaway success of Defiance, the capacity was increased for the next event: Encore.







BSR Championship

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Rock

After narrowly defeating Chris Benoit at Defiance, Austin got on the microphone. He said that it doesn't matter who wins the Broken Skull Challenge - he will never lose his championship. He said that he didn't want the night off at the next show - but he thinks there's no-one on the roster who could match him. The crowd went wild as The Rock's music hit and Austin's greatest rival made his way to the ring and issued a challenge.







Mitsuharu Misawa vs. Chris Benoit







Kurt Angle vs. Kenta Kobashi





The Broken Skull Challenge Semi-Finals







Wade Barrett vs. James Storm vs. Terry Funk







Rick Rude vs. Kevin Owens vs. Jack Swagger



The Broken Skull Challenge Final

Steel Cage Match

SPOILER: Click to show

Kevin Owens vs. Terry Funk

Bray Wyatt & Luke Harper vs. Finlay & Killian Dain







Guitar On A Pole Match

Special Referee: The Roadie



Jeff Jarrett vs. The Honky-Tonk Man vs. Elias







Sami Zayn vs. Bobby Roode

RT whats up with all the nbsp through out my card

Jun 28, 2018 0:58:27 GMT bodyslam said:

RT whats up with all the nbsp through out my card

For some reason that happens on this board. I don't know why. The formatting has a mind of its own.

I'll fix it.

Jun 28, 2018 1:58:47 GMT RT said:

Jun 28, 2018 0:58:27 GMT bodyslam said:

RT whats up with all the nbsp through out my card

For some reason that happens on this board. I don't know why. The formatting has a mind of its own.

I'll fix it.

Thanks. After checking out the other cards I noticed others had the same problem.  Figured it must have been something technical.  

I do dig bodyslam's old school vibe with unexpected matches. As Magnum PI, I feel pretty obligated to vote for the card with the most Magnums on it.

I can't tell how I feel about PB spoiling the BSR finals... Almost feels like a desperation copout in a way?

Both sides have a great top half of the card but a poor bottom half. Very tough. In fact, the top three matches on both cards are great, and feature some of AJPW's best stars. Inseparable. I'm afraid I'll have to go the old "I don't like the 80s" route again. Triple threat overload with wrestlers I mostly don't care about is not great, but the opener and the guitar on a pole match have crowd-pleasing potential, whereas I can't find the same redeeming qualities in bodyslam's undercard.

One of the closest matches of the tournament for me. My vote goes to PB.

Man I hate to vote against Bodyslam but PB's top 3 matches are phenomenal and I love the whole BSR Challenge with Funk surviving the qualifying three way only to face KO, I can imagine that would be some epic shit.

For the formatting problems I'm fairly certain that this happens whenever you paste something into the box while it's in preview mode, which is what it is set to by default. You have to be sure to click on BBCode mode before you paste or it will add all the spaces and whatnot.

od damn the two of the cards are unbelievable and I am in awe on how well both are presented.

It's a shame only one can go through to the next stage of this tournament as both are deserving but if I had a decision to make on picking which show to attend the performers I prefer are on PB's card.

Tough one to pick from and respect to each of ya.

bodyslam,it's a really good card and the one I would choose to see if I was given a choice of attending one or the other. Whoever wins this though certainly deserves it and I predict who is the winner of this will go on to win the entire thing.

Definitely putting my name forward to try this next time it takes place on here if that's alright with whoever runs it

Close one. Both cards are all right without being blowaway great.

For Bodyslam I LOVE Flair/Hayes hair vs. hair (feels like a huge real life missed opportunity) and the Battle of the Magnums. Gino/Eddie is another winner. Rest of the card doesn't do much for me though.

PB's card is highlighted by Benoit/Misawa. I also like Kobashi/Angle and the Guitar on a Pole match is right up my alley. I'm a fan of his tournament concept, though the tournament itself failed to capture my interest.

PB by a hair.

Baker thanks for the Gino/Eddie comment.

I’ll take Ric Flair and Eddie Guerrero

PB give'em hell kid. Good luck round 3.