Exposer
DVDVR 80s Project
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March 1. Aja Kong/Bull Nakano vs. Akira Hokuto/Shinobu Kandori (AJW 3/27/94) 2. Espectrito vs. Mascarita Sagrada (AAA 3/12/94) 3. Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart (Mania 3/20/94) 4. Steve Williams vs. Toshiaki Kawada (AJ 3/29/94) 5. Angel Azteca/Volador/Winners vs. Misterioso/Solar I/Super Calo (AAA 3/19/94) 6. Genichiro Tenryu/Ashura Hara vs. Atsushi Onita/Tarzan Goto (WAR 3/2/94) 7. Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon (Ladder Match) (Mania 3/20/94) 8. Kenta Kobashi vs. Akira Taue (AJ 3/24/94) 9. Steve Austin vs. Ricky Steamboat (WCWSN 3/12/94) 10. Sting/Ricky Steamboat vs. Ric Flair/Steven Regal (Munich 3/16/94) 11. Toshiyo Yamada vs. Sakie Hasegawa (AJW 3/3/94) 12. Bull Nakano/Kyoko Inoue vs. Aja Kong/Manami Toyota (AJW 3/3/94) 13. Tracy Smothers vs. Chris Candido (Ladder Match) (SMW 3/19/94) 14. Fuerza Guerrera/Jerry Estrada/Espectro Jr. vs. Rey Mysterio Jr./Heavy Metal/Winners (AAA 3/12/94) 15. Jerry Lawler vs. Jimmy Valiant vs. Brian Christopher vs. Austin Idol vs. Terry Funk vs. Tommy Rich vs. Moondog Spot vs. Koko B. Ware vs. Eddie Gilbert vs. Doug Gilbert (Elimination Match) (USWA 3/7/94) 16. Sato vs. Super Delphin (M-Pro 3/4/94) 17. Rock N Roll Express vs. Heavenly Bodies (Ironman Match) (SMW 3/12/94) 18. Steve Austin vs. Brian Pillman (Main Event 3/6/94) 19. Tracy Smothers vs. Tom Pritchard (SMW 3/5/94) 20. Mitsuharu Misawa/Kenta Kobashi vs. Stan Hansen/Giant Baba (AJ 3/5/94) 21. Ultimo Dragon/Masao Orihara vs. Great Sasuke/Sato (WAR 3/2/94) 22. Manami Toyota vs. Plum Mariko (AJW Queendom 3/27/94) 23. Vader vs. Cactus Jack (Munich 3/16/94) 24. Toshiaki Kawada vs. Johnny Ace (AJ 3/27/94) 25. Konnan vs. Jake Roberts (Cage Match) (AAA 3/12/94) March was one hell of month in the ring. I have very few dislikes for matches 1-19 which shows how impressive this month was. I'm pumped for April. -
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Hokuto's performance is one of the best in wrestling history. Aja is a lethal weapon in this so many times. That first kick to Kandori's head, those yuricans to Hokuto, and that goddamn suplex on the table. A lot of that came with the dissension between Hokuto and Kandori. It gave Aja and Bull the opportunities to annihilate the two. Bull took some crazy bumps in this including a lunatic tope where Kandori moved and Bull just vanished from sight. The finish was awesome and one of the best ever. This is one for the ages.
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This was a pretty good match. There was too much of the negative Joshi in it for me though. The beginning minutes were a struggle and the back and forth move for move style is not my thing. There didn't seem to be a proper control segment at all in this either. It was just go-go-go. It was still pretty good but these kinds of matches don't interest me.
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The DDT on the floor set up the neck targeting. That was really good. The chokeslam near falls were great in this. Kobashi's comeback was excellent and I loved his vicious chops in the corner. There were a couple of things I disliked. The random half crab and side headlock take down were mind boggling and served no purpose in the match. Plus, I hated that they did two double clothesline spots. I can't complain too much though because everything else was your typical great AJ 90s singles match.
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Bret cuts a very solid promo here. Vince is hoarse from screaming at Mania. Pretty good segment.
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I'm still pretty sure this is the best opening match to a PPV i can ever recall. It's just an excellent wrestling match. The story told here is very clear. Bret's selling is top notch and Owen puts on a performance of a lifetime that is evident right off the bat with his hilarious mockery of a collar and elbow tie up. Hell, Owen almost can't believe he beat Bret afterwards as he has to check with Hebner to make sure it's a reality. Personally, I might take Bret-Austin from SS but this is easily a top three Bret match ever.
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I actually found this to be great. I mean yeah, who gives a shit about the van but I was still entertained by the fact that they "gave a shit."
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