Posted July 9, 200916 yr comment_5441716 1 Sgt Slaughter vs Iron Sheik (6/16/84 MSG) 11,944 2 Ricky Steamboat vs Randy Savage (3/29/87 Pontiac MI Wrestlemania 3) 11,575 3 Adrian Adonis/Dick Murdoch vs Brisco Brothers (12/28/84 MSG) 11,137 4 Bret Hart vs Randy Savage (11/11/87 Seattle WA aired SNME 11/28/87) 10,100 5 Bret Hart vs Mr Perfect (10/2/89 Wheeling WV) 9,974 6 Bob Backlund vs Adrian Adonis (1/18/82 MSG) 9,971 7 Greg Valentine vs Ron Garvin (9/30/89 MSG) 9,622 8 Glamour Girls vs Jumping Bomb Angels (11/24/87 MSG) 9,449 9 Ricky Steamboat vs Jake Roberts (8/9/86 Boston MA) 9,399 10 Sgt Slaughter vs Iron Sheik (5/21/84 MSG) 9,395 11 Ultimate Warrior vs Rick Rude (8/28/89 East Rutherford NJ Summerslam) 9,394 12 Brainbusters vs Hart Foundation (8/28/89 East Rutherford NJ Summerslam) 9,334 13 Barry Windham vs Dick Murdoch (2/16/85 Philadelphia PA) 9,215 14 Dynamite Kid vs Bret Hart (9/14/85 Landover MD) 9,044 15 British Bulldogs vs Hart Foundation (9/23/85 MSG) 9,009 16 Randy Savage vs Ricky Steamboat (7/27/86 Toronto Ontario) 8,986 17 Bret Hart vs Ted DiBiase (3/8/89 Odessa TX aired Prime Time 3/20/89) 8,978 18 Ricky Steamboat vs Bret Hart (3/8/86 Boston MA) 8,705 19 Ricky Steamboat vs Bob Orton Jr (7/20/85 Landover MD) 8,561 20 Hulk Hogan vs Big Bossman (3/18/89 MSG) 8,505 21 Randy Savage vs Ted DiBiase (7/22/88 MSG) 8,164 22 Bob Backlund vs Adrian Adonis (3/28/82 Landover MD) 8,129 23 Adrian Adonis/Dick Murdoch vs Bob Backlund/Brian Blair (7/7/84 Philadelphia PA) 8,046 24 Randy Savage vs Tito Santana (4/22/86 MSG) 8,019 25 Randy Savage/Adrian Adonis vs Tito Santana/Bruno Sammartino (7/12/86 MSG) 7,913 26 Pat Patterson vs Sgt Slaughter (5/4/81 MSG) 7,874 27 Bob Backlund vs Adrian Adonis (3/20/82 Philadelphia PA) 7,842 28 Greg Valentine vs Ricky Steamboat (6/21/85 MSG) 7,725 29 Strike Force vs Islanders (10/3/87 Boston MA) 7,707 30 Rick Rude vs Roddy Piper (12/28/89 MSG) 7,605 31 Randy Savage vs Jake Roberts (11/15/86 Los Angeles CA aired 11/29/86 SNME) 7,512 32 Rockers vs Brainbusters (10/31/89 Topeka KS aired 11/25/89 SNME) 7,497 33 Bob Backlund vs Sgt Slaughter (1/10/81 Philadelphia PA) 7,440 34 Fabulous Rougeau Bros vs Rockers (10/10/89 London England) 7,419 35 Bob Backlund vs Sgt Slaughter (3/21/81 Philadelphia PA) 7,364 36 Rougeau Bros vs Hart Foundation (9/22/86 MSG) 7,202 37 Blue Angel vs Barry Horowitz (8/13/88 Los Angeles CA) 7,051 38 Bob Backlund vs Buddy Rose (11/25/82 Philadelphia PA) 7,041 39 Mr Perfect vs Ronnie Garvin (12/12/89 Nashville TN) 6,919 40 Adrian Adonis/Dick Murdoch vs Sgt Slaughter/Terry Daniels (7/23/84 MSG) 6,915 41 Tito Santana vs Ron Bass (8/22/87 MSG) 6,846 42 Dream Team vs British Bulldogs (4/7/86 Rosemont IL Wrestlemania 2) 6,834 43 Sgt Slaughter vs Iron Sheik (5/19/84 Landover MD) 6,777 44 British Bulldogs vs Hart Foundation (11/1/86 Boston MA) 6,748 45 Dream Team vs Ricky Steamboat/Tito Santana (4/21/85 Toronto) 6,724 46 Mr Perfect vs Ron Garvin (3/18/89 Boston MA) 6,693 47 Rockers vs Rougeau Bros (10/13/89 Paris France) 6,625 48 Jake Roberts vs Ted DiBiase (4/24/89 MSG) 6,587 49 Ten Man Tag Survivor Series 1988 (11/24/88 Richfield OH 1988 Survivor Series) 6,225 50 Hart Foundation vs Killer Bees (2/23/87 MSG) 6,156 51 Bret Hart vs Bad News Brown (4/25/88 MSG) 6,085 52 Ricky Steamboat vs Jake Roberts (8/28/86 Toronto Big Event) 5,885 53 Hulk Hogan vs Randy Savage (4/2/89 Atlantic City NJ Wrestlemania 5) 5,880 54 Tito Santana vs Paul Orndorff (9/1/84 St Louis MO) 5,816 55 Ten Man Tag Survivor Series 1987 (11/26/87 Richfield OH Survivor Series 1987) 5,764 56 Ken Patera vs Pat Patterson (4/21/80 MSG) 5,685 57 Les Thornton vs Mr Wrestling II (3/2/85 Atlanta GA) 5,465 58 Bob Backlund vs Ivan Koloff (6/4/83 Philadelphia PA) 5,361 59 Rick Rude vs Tito Santana (2/11/89 Boston MA) 5,274 60 Hulk Hogan vs Randy Savage (1/27/86 MSG) 5,251 61 Sgt Slaughter vs Paul Orndorff (6/2/84 Philadelphia PA) 5,206 62 Hart Foundation vs Twin Towers (5/17/89 Duluth MN) 5,185 63 Tito Santana vs Bob Orton Jr (8/9/86 Boston MA) 5,039 64 Bob Backlund vs Sgt Slaughter (10/20/80 MSG) 4,920 65 Bob Backlund vs Hulk Hogan (4/8/80 Philadelphia PA) 4,907 66 Bob Backlund vs Stan Hansen (6/6/81 MSG) 4,829 67 Honky Tonk Man vs Ricky Steamboat (8/22/87 MSG) 4,723 68 Tito Santana vs Butch Reed (5/12/87 Anaheim CA aired PTW 5/12/87) 4,621 69 Bruno Sammartino vs Larry Zbyszko (4/21/80 MSG) 4,600 70 Hulk Hogan vs Randy Savage (2/17/86 MSG) 4,467 71 Hulk Hogan vs Iron Sheik (5/5/84 Philadelphia PA) 4,382 72 Bob Orton Jr vs Mike Rotundo (12/1/84 Philadelphia PA) 4,374 73 Hulk Hogan vs Paul Orndorff (12/14/86 Hartford CT aired 1/3/87 SNME) 4,344 74 Hulk Hogan vs Bad News Brown (2/16/89 Hersey PA aired 3/11/89 SNME) 4,076 75 Tim Horner vs Barry Horowitz (12/30/88 MSG) 4,022 76 Bruno Sammartino/Paul Orndorff vs Roddy Piper/Bob Orton Jr (10/26/85 Philadelphia PA) 3,983 77 Hulk Hogan vs Bob Orton Jr (5/12/87 Anaheim CA Superstars aired 5/23/87) 3,870 78 Don Muraco vs Jimmy Snuka (8/16/83 Philadelphia PA) 3,796 79 Iron Sheik vs Tito Santana (1/21/84 Philadelphia PA) 3,735 80 Hulk Hogan vs Paul Orndorff (7/7/84 Philadelphia PA) 3,690 81 Johnny Rodz/Jose Estrada vs Tony Garea/Steve Travis (9/18/82 Philadelphia PA) 3,503 82 Jimmy Snuka vs Roddy Piper (7/20/84 St Louis MO) 3,360 83 Bruno Sammartino vs Larry Zbyszko (4/8/80 Philadelphia PA) 3,346 84 Ted DiBiase vs Jacques Rougeau (9/16/87 Rockford IL aired Fall '87) 3,324 85 Ricky Steamboat/Junkyard Dog vs Don Muraco/Mr Fuji (8/17/85 Landover MD) 3,305 86 Brainbusters vs Young Stallions (11/6/88 Toronto) 3,295 87 Adrian Adonis/Dick Murdoch vs Mil Mascaras/SD Jones (6/26/84 St Louis MO aired TNT) 3,138 88 Ken Patera vs Pat Patterson (12/29/80 MSG) 2,945 89 Roddy Piper/Bob Orton Jr vs Jimmy Snuka/Tony Atlas (1/12/85 Philadelphia PA) 2,943 90 Sgt Slaughter vs Rick McGraw (6/20/81 Philadelphia PA) 2,937 91 Hulk Hogan vs Don Muraco (5/20/85 MSG) 2,773 92 Randy Savage vs Bad News Brown (1/16/89 Hamilton Ontario) 2,700 93 Don Muraco vs Pedro Morales (11/23/81 MSG) 2,601 94 Hulk Hogan vs David Shultz (6/17/84 Minneapolis MN) 2,473 95 Hulk Hogan vs Ted DiBiase (3/12/88 Philadelphia PA) 2,276 96 Hulk Hogan vs Don Muraco (6/21/85 MSG) 2,255 97 Johnny Rodz vs Kuniaki "Chin" Kobayashi (11/25/82 Philadelphia PA) 1,892 98 Hulk Hogan vs Nikolai Volkoff (10/3/85 East Rutherford NJ aired SNME 10/5/85) 1,732 99 Randy Savage vs Tito Santana (3/16/86 MSG) 1,523 100 Andre Giant vs Killer Khan (11/14/81 Philadelphia PA) 1,114
July 9, 200916 yr Author comment_5441717 Feels like we should keep the top 50 and add another 50 or 75 matches, seem to remember 99 Randy Savage vs Tito Santana (3/16/86 MSG) 1,523 being so clipped that no real sense of it could be had, maybe we could look at the full version and see if deserves to be on the set.
July 14, 200916 yr comment_5441952 I don't know about keeping top 50. Feels like we should have it just be set of stuff that didn't make first set.
August 30, 200916 yr comment_5443530 My suggestion would be to watch/nominate things just like in every other category, and pay no regard to where things were previously ranked. Some things will end up on the set, and some won't.
August 30, 200916 yr comment_5443535 I think we are going to watch every available show like the other categories but give attention to matches that may have ranked high. This isn't any different than including some Tiger Mask - Dynamite Kid matches on NJ because they have historically been given so many props.
July 29, 201213 yr comment_5511478 I don't know about keeping top 50. Feels like we should have it just be set of stuff that didn't make first set. The more I watch, the more I am starting to agree with this viewpoint. Forcing people to rewatch matches from the 1st set feels like an unnecessary chore. I am trying to rewatch the matches and it's a "been there-done that" feeling. I want Devon to hurry up and finish the house show discs so I can check out all of the great "discoveries" he has been posting about.
July 29, 201213 yr comment_5511480 If that's the idea, people should still be able to submit a ballot that combines both sets.
July 29, 201213 yr comment_5511481 There's a couple of problems with that viewpoint. I can see people maybe thinking it was a chore to re-watch all of those matches. However, this is still supposed to be the best matches from the WWF in the 1980s. This includes the very best match from that decade. Personally, I find it hard to believe that anything is going to beat Slaughter-Sheik Bootcamp from MSG on my ballot. It would feel weird and sort of wrong to have, in my opinion, the best match in that decade from the company not on the set. Now that's not to say there could be something out there that's just as good or better but I think it's really a long shot. I'll still keep my eyes open but I doubt it. Also, I don't see all 100 of those matches making this set. As Will has mentioned, I've found some pretty good "discoveries." Some of these "discoveries" are going to out weigh matches ranked lower or in the middle of the first set. I'm fairly confident that unless every match from that first set is just downright phenomenal there's only going to be about 60 or so of those matches that'll possibly make this set. Plus, there are also issues with WWF being the only company with an Errata set. That brings in discussion about left over matches from NJ and AJ. Why isn't there Errata sets from those two companies? There's too many issues to deal with if this is done. I'm confident that a brand new set with great "discoveries" and some good "old" stuff from the original set will be a perfectly acceptable 80s set.
July 29, 201213 yr comment_5511482 I think it should be a total redo with every old match up for discussion.
July 29, 201213 yr comment_5511483 Absolutely should be a redo. A lot of us didn't even participate the first time around and by the time the set comes out, it will have been almost 10 years.
July 29, 201213 yr comment_5511493 If that's the idea, people should still be able to submit a ballot that combines both sets. This is what I was thinking. Maybe remaster the old set and include that 100 separately. For those who didn't participate the first time around, they can pick up the remastered set. Add the 2nd set of matches and rate the total of the two sets. I'll create a separate set of extras for those who want them. To Dylan, the idea wasn't an errata set. It was more like WWF part 2. To Exposer, my point wasn't that the 100 new nominated matches would make the set. It is that we have barely scratched the surface of what is out there and already have 100 new matches. By the time I send you tv, 24/7, more commercial releases and other rarities, AND you go through the 180 discs you haven't reviewed we may have to narrow down from 400+ matches of including the original 100.
July 29, 201213 yr comment_5511503 I know what you mean. I wouldn't mind getting the old set all that much. Like you said though, we've only scratched the surface. I mean we would and will almost definitely have to narrow down from the 100 in the original set. My point is, It's not likely that all of the original 100 are going to make this set anyways. This set is going to have the most nominations ever. There's probably tons of stuff out there that are great "discoveries." I did a tentative count and there's about 55 new matches that are either solid or easy nominations with most of them having more than one person saying it should be on the set. I've firmly nominated five or six from the original set. I really think after going through all of this footage we're likely to have well over 100 new nominations that are solid and easy ones at that. My guess is there will be about 35 to 40 matches from the original set that feel pretty set worthy. Now that might fall right into 150 matches. However, I think it could be more. Dare I say a 175 match set??? Mind you, we're just scratching the surface so we can't make too many assumptions. I think we need to really investigate the original 100. It may feel like a chore but what if some of those matches really don't deserve to be on this set? What if they don't match up well with all of the new finds? Will, I know it's probably simpler to just send out the old set and a new set together but I think all 100 of those original matches need to be discussed before we throw them in with the new stuff. I know the current 100 new nominated matches won't all make the set but we've just started on this road. I mentioned above that we have around 55 matches that more than one person has agreed that they could see inclusion on the set. I know it has to be majority but there's a decent chance most of those get in. I just don't feel completely comfortable passing all those 100 matches through without proper investigating. My tangent is over. That is all.
July 30, 201213 yr comment_5511507 I also think you should redo the entire set. I could see the point in releasing a second set of matches if there was a bunch of newly released footage, but I thought the point of a new WWF set was to correct the problems with the original set. It is a chore to sift through the original set, but the end result will be a much stronger collection of matches, IMO. There are people who like to watch these sets in chronological order and I think most people draw some context from what was on the rest of the disc, so you lose a lot by having matches spread out over two different sets. You might have a bit of Savage/Tito on one set and a bit more on the other. That doesn't strike me as ideal.
July 30, 201213 yr Author comment_5511508 Yeah I think we should do a redo as well. Tons of new folks are going to do this set, and I don't think the people who did it before are going to mind rewatching some matches. I also think this is looking like a 175 set like New Japan
July 30, 201213 yr comment_5511510 Yeah I think we should do a redo as well. Tons of new folks are going to do this set, and I don't think the people who did it before are going to mind rewatching some matches. I also think this is looking like a 175 set like New JapanThat's kind of what I'm getting to here. I think a 175 set would be great because we could get all of the "new" and the best of the "old" in one big set.
July 30, 201213 yr comment_5511511 The old matches must compete with the footage we have now we didn't then to stand on their own. If Rolling Stones can redo their Top 500 albums of all-time after a few years we can easily redo this one.
August 6, 201213 yr comment_5511965 Will your way sounds WAY more complicated. Having two sets, and let people mix and match their ballot between the two sets? I thought most of the point of the new WWF set was so that EVERY set used the same methodology in choosing matches. If we have the power to do an update to a weak set, why not do it? The first set was majorly flawed, and we can easily improve it by doing it over from scratch. This is not replacing guns with walkie talkies. This is taking advantage of new footage and better methods.
June 1Jun 1 comment_6030613 1980 83 Bruno Sammartino vs Larry Zbyszko (4/8/80 Philadelphia PA) 3,346 65 Bob Backlund vs Hulk Hogan (4/8/80 Philadelphia PA) 4,907 56 Ken Patera vs Pat Patterson (4/21/80 MSG) 5,685 69 Bruno Sammartino vs Larry Zbyszko (4/21/80 MSG) 4,600 64 Bob Backlund vs Sgt Slaughter (10/20/80 MSG) 4,920 88 Ken Patera vs Pat Patterson (12/29/80 MSG) 2,945 1981 33 Bob Backlund vs Sgt Slaughter (1/10/81 Philadelphia PA) 7,440 35 Bob Backlund vs Sgt Slaughter (3/21/81 Philadelphia PA) 7,364 26 Pat Patterson vs Sgt Slaughter (5/4/81 MSG) 7,874 66 Bob Backlund vs Stan Hansen (6/6/81 MSG) 4,829 90 Sgt Slaughter vs Rick McGraw (6/20/81 Philadelphia PA) 2,937 100 Andre Giant vs Killer Khan (11/14/81 Philadelphia PA) 1,114 93 Don Muraco vs Pedro Morales (11/23/81 MSG) 2,601 1982 6 Bob Backlund vs Adrian Adonis (1/18/82 MSG) 9,971 27 Bob Backlund vs Adrian Adonis (3/20/82 Philadelphia PA) 7,842 22 Bob Backlund vs Adrian Adonis (3/28/82 Landover MD) 8,129 81 Johnny Rodz/Jose Estrada vs Tony Garea/Steve Travis (9/18/82 Philadelphia PA) 3,503 97 Johnny Rodz vs Kuniaki "Chin" Kobayashi (11/25/82 Philadelphia PA) 1,892 38 Bob Backlund vs Buddy Rose (11/25/82 Philadelphia PA) 7,041 1983 58 Bob Backlund vs Ivan Koloff (6/4/83 Philadelphia PA) 5,361 78 Don Muraco vs Jimmy Snuka (8/16/83 Philadelphia PA) 3,796 1984 79 Iron Sheik vs Tito Santana (1/21/84 Philadelphia PA) 3,735 71 Hulk Hogan vs Iron Sheik (5/5/84 Philadelphia PA) 4,382 43 Sgt Slaughter vs Iron Sheik (5/19/84 Landover MD) 6,777 10 Sgt Slaughter vs Iron Sheik (5/21/84 MSG) 9,395 61 Sgt Slaughter vs Paul Orndorff (6/2/84 Philadelphia PA) 5,206 1 Sgt Slaughter vs Iron Sheik (6/16/84 MSG) 11,944 94 Hulk Hogan vs David Shultz (6/17/84 Minneapolis MN) 2,473 87 Adrian Adonis/Dick Murdoch vs Mil Mascaras/SD Jones (6/26/84 St Louis MO aired TNT) 3,138 23 Adrian Adonis/Dick Murdoch vs Bob Backlund/Brian Blair (7/7/84 Philadelphia PA) 8,046 80 Hulk Hogan vs Paul Orndorff (7/7/84 Philadelphia PA) 3,690 82 Jimmy Snuka vs Roddy Piper (7/20/84 St Louis MO) 3,360 40 Adrian Adonis/Dick Murdoch vs Sgt Slaughter/Terry Daniels (7/23/84 MSG) 6,915 54 Tito Santana vs Paul Orndorff (9/1/84 St Louis MO) 5,816 72 Bob Orton Jr vs Mike Rotundo (12/1/84 Philadelphia PA) 4,374 3 Adrian Adonis/Dick Murdoch vs Brisco Brothers (12/28/84 MSG) 11,137 1985 89 Roddy Piper/Bob Orton Jr vs Jimmy Snuka/Tony Atlas (1/12/85 Philadelphia PA) 2,943 13 Barry Windham vs Dick Murdoch (2/16/85 Philadelphia PA) 9,215 57 Les Thornton vs Mr Wrestling II (3/2/85 Atlanta GA) 5,465 45 Dream Team vs Ricky Steamboat/Tito Santana (4/21/85 Toronto) 6,724 91 Hulk Hogan vs Don Muraco (5/20/85 MSG) 2,773 28 Greg Valentine vs Ricky Steamboat (6/21/85 MSG) 7,725 96 Hulk Hogan vs Don Muraco (6/21/85 MSG) 2,255 19 Ricky Steamboat vs Bob Orton Jr (7/20/85 Landover MD) 8,561 85 Ricky Steamboat/Junkyard Dog vs Don Muraco/Mr Fuji (8/17/85 Landover MD) 3,305 14 Dynamite Kid vs Bret Hart (9/14/85 Landover MD) 9,044 15 British Bulldogs vs Hart Foundation (9/23/85 MSG) 9,009 98 Hulk Hogan vs Nikolai Volkoff (10/3/85 East Rutherford NJ aired SNME 10/5/85) 1,732 76 Bruno Sammartino/Paul Orndorff vs Roddy Piper/Bob Orton Jr (10/26/85 Philadelphia PA) 3,983 1986 60 Hulk Hogan vs Randy Savage (1/27/86 MSG) 5,251 70 Hulk Hogan vs Randy Savage (2/17/86 MSG) 4,467 18 Ricky Steamboat vs Bret Hart (3/8/86 Boston MA) 8,705 99 Randy Savage vs Tito Santana (3/16/86 MSG) 1,523 42 Dream Team vs British Bulldogs (4/7/86 Rosemont IL Wrestlemania 2) 6,834 24 Randy Savage vs Tito Santana (4/22/86 MSG) 8,019 25 Randy Savage/Adrian Adonis vs Tito Santana/Bruno Sammartino (7/12/86 MSG) 7,913 16 Randy Savage vs Ricky Steamboat (7/27/86 Toronto Ontario) 8,986 63 Tito Santana vs Bob Orton Jr (8/9/86 Boston MA) 5,039 9 Ricky Steamboat vs Jake Roberts (8/9/86 Boston MA) 9,399 52 Ricky Steamboat vs Jake Roberts (8/28/86 Toronto Big Event) 5,885 36 Rougeau Bros vs Hart Foundation (9/22/86 MSG) 7,202 44 British Bulldogs vs Hart Foundation (11/1/86 Boston MA) 6,748 31 Randy Savage vs Jake Roberts (11/15/86 Los Angeles CA aired 11/29/86 SNME) 7,512 73 Hulk Hogan vs Paul Orndorff (12/14/86 Hartford CT aired 1/3/87 SNME) 4,344 1987 50 Hart Foundation vs Killer Bees (2/23/87 MSG) 6,156 2 Ricky Steamboat vs Randy Savage (3/29/87 Pontiac MI Wrestlemania 3) 11,575 68 Tito Santana vs Butch Reed (5/12/87 Anaheim CA aired PTW 5/12/87) 4,621 77 Hulk Hogan vs Bob Orton Jr (5/12/87 Anaheim CA Superstars aired 5/23/87) 3,870 41 Tito Santana vs Ron Bass (8/22/87 MSG) 6,846 67 Honky Tonk Man vs Ricky Steamboat (8/22/87 MSG) 4,723 84 Ted DiBiase vs Jacques Rougeau (9/16/87 Rockford IL aired Fall '87) 3,324 29 Strike Force vs Islanders (10/3/87 Boston MA) 7,707 4 Bret Hart vs Randy Savage (11/11/87 Seattle WA aired SNME 11/28/87) 10,100 8 Glamour Girls vs Jumping Bomb Angels (11/24/87 MSG) 9,449 55 Ten Man Tag Survivor Series 1987 (11/26/87 Richfield OH Survivor Series 1987) 5,764 1988 95 Hulk Hogan vs Ted DiBiase (3/12/88 Philadelphia PA) 2,276 51 Bret Hart vs Bad News Brown (4/25/88 MSG) 6,085 21 Randy Savage vs Ted DiBiase (7/22/88 MSG) 8,164 37 Blue Angel vs Barry Horowitz (8/13/88 Los Angeles CA) 7,051 86 Brainbusters vs Young Stallions (11/6/88 Toronto) 3,295 49 Ten Man Tag Survivor Series 1988 (11/24/88 Richfield OH 1988 Survivor Series) 6,225 75 Tim Horner vs Barry Horowitz (12/30/88 MSG) 4,022 1989 92 Randy Savage vs Bad News Brown (1/16/89 Hamilton Ontario) 2,700 59 Rick Rude vs Tito Santana (2/11/89 Boston MA) 5,274 74 Hulk Hogan vs Bad News Brown (2/16/89 Hersey PA aired 3/11/89 SNME) 4,076 17 Bret Hart vs Ted DiBiase (3/8/89 Odessa TX aired Prime Time 3/20/89) 8,978 46 Mr Perfect vs Ron Garvin (3/18/89 Boston MA) 6,693 20 Hulk Hogan vs Big Bossman (3/18/89 MSG) 8,505 53 Hulk Hogan vs Randy Savage (4/2/89 Atlantic City NJ Wrestlemania 5) 5,880 48 Jake Roberts vs Ted DiBiase (4/24/89 MSG) 6,587 62 Hart Foundation vs Twin Towers (5/17/89 Duluth MN) 5,185 12 Brainbusters vs Hart Foundation (8/28/89 East Rutherford NJ Summerslam) 9,334 11 Ultimate Warrior vs Rick Rude (8/28/89 East Rutherford NJ Summerslam) 9,394 7 Greg Valentine vs Ron Garvin (9/30/89 MSG) 9,622 5 Bret Hart vs Mr Perfect (10/2/89 Wheeling WV) 9,974 34 Fabulous Rougeau Bros vs Rockers (10/10/89 London England) 7,419 47 Rockers vs Rougeau Bros (10/13/89 Paris France) 6,625 32 Rockers vs Brainbusters (10/31/89 Topeka KS aired 11/25/89 SNME) 7,497 39 Mr Perfect vs Ronnie Garvin (12/12/89 Nashville TN) 6,919 30 Rick Rude vs Roddy Piper (12/28/89 MSG) 7,605
