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Chairshot Classics: WWF This Tuesday In Texas (1991)

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Backstage: Standing in the interview area is Gene Okerlund with Hulk Hogan. The Hulkster claims tonight will be the greatest night in Hulkamania history, getting his revenge for being dropped on his head on a chair. His Hulkamaniacs gave him the strength to get to his feet and after Jack Tunney made the rematch, he knew he would lead the pack back to his WWF Title.

Match #5 for the WWF Championship: WWF Champion The Undertaker w/Paul Bearer vs. Hulk Hogan
The challenger wastes little time and slides right in only to be met with boots, Paul Bearer is on the action as well as the bell rings, Hulk finds his footing and rams him into Undertaker with a double noggin knocker. Hogan with heavy rights in the corner, shoots the champion across and follows in with a clothesline, then reigns down right hands from the 2nd rope. WWF President Jack Tunney comes and takes a seat at ringside, back in the ring Hulkster with an inverted atomic drop, then whips Taker to the ropes and staggers him with a clothesline. He attempts a slam and Undertaker blocks it, Hogan rakes the eyes and delivers the slam, then drops Bearer off the apron wth a right hand.

He clotheslines the champion over the top to the floor, convenes with Paul Bearer and gets pulled to the apron by the hair, Hulkster with heavy rights to drop him back down only to get dragged out under the bottom rope. The champion with shots to the throat to take control, chokes the challenger and heads back in the ring to do it some more on the mat and in the corner. Undertaker climbs to the 2nd rope for more leverage, Hulk powers him out and drives him spine-first into the turnbuckles, whips him across and charges in, but takes a boot to the chin. Taker grabs the wrist, scales the turnbuckle and walks to the rope to deliver a clubbing shot to the back, then goes back to a choke, Hulk rolling to the outside. He drags the champion out and delivers stiff rights, looks to sends him into the post, Undertaker counters and introduces the challenger to the steel, then rolls him back in.

He applies a claw to the face of Hogan and grinds him down to the canvas, the challenger starts to slip away, but finds an adrenaline rush and breaks the hold with boots. He hits the ropes, Taker follows suit and gets caught up in them, hitting the mat, Hulk shoots him to the corner and charges in, running into another boot to the face. The champion sends Hogan in for a flying clothesline that gets a count of 2, grabs the wrist and tries to walk the ropes again, this time getting pulled down to the mat by the challenger. Ric Flair makes his way to ringside and is met by Tunney as Hogan Hulks up in the ring, clotheslines the champion over the top and heads outside, delivering a chair shot to Flair’s back that causes him to fall onto Tunney.

Hulkster tosses Undertaker back inside, whips him to the ropes and scores with an elbow between the eyes, then back to the ropes for a chop, but he’s still unable to knock Taker down. The champion goes to the eyes and looks for a back body drop, the challenger prevents it with a kick, but gets his eyes raked again. Flair’s up now to the apron holding a chair, Undertaker looks to ram Hogan into it, but Hulk turns the tables and sends the champion in instead. He clotheslines Flair off the apron, whips Taker in for the big boot, attempts to pick him up and takes throat shot, Flair attempting to revive Tunney on the outside.

Undertaker holds Hulk up as Bearer gets to the apron with the urn, tries to clock Hogan, but he ducks and Taker is whacked. The Hulkster drops Bearer with a right hand, grabs a handful of ashes from the urn and throws it in Taker’s eyes, grabs a roll-up and regains the championship.
Winner and NEW WWF Champion: Hulk Hogan (Schoolboy)

  • After The Bell: The new champion does his usual routine to close the show as Jack Tunney discusses what went on with the official.
  • EA’s Take: A lot going on surrounding this one in a match that wasn’t nearly as clean as the one they had just 6 days prior at Survivor Series. Some of it wasn’t the competitors’ fault such as Undertaker getting caught up in the ropes, however I think there were too many other moving pieces thrown in which created some confusion. Due to all the bells and whistles surrounding both Hogan/Undertaker matches, WWF President Jack Tunney would declare the WWF Title vacant, putting it up for grabs in the following month’s Royal Rumble match.

EA’s Finisher: The energy from the crowd definitely plays a part in this event coming off very well on-screen, but it would be deemed as an overall failure. With only 5 matches on the PPV, buy-rates were very low and the WWF’s attempt to establish Tuesday as a possible PPV night was a complete failure. The action was overall great, but the number of bouts was a little on the low side and the show only ran just over 90 minutes. There was also very little build to the show as it had only been announced as a PPV at the end of Survivor Series 6 days prior. In comparison, it would be similar to a loaded episode of SmackDown today, but absolutely worth the watch.

Top Three To Watch
1 – The British Bulldog vs. The Warlord
2 – Bret Hart vs. Skinner
3 – Randy Savage vs. Jake Roberts


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Attitude Of Aggression #287- The Big Four Project: WrestleMania VIII

The guys review WrestleMania VIII including Bret Hart v. Roddy Piper, Randy Savage v. Ric Flair, and much more!

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Attitude of Aggression

The Attitude Of Aggression returns for another installment of The Big Four Project, a chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE’s Big Four PPVs/ Premium Live Events. On this Episode, the guys cover WrestleMania VIII. The era of Hulkamania was drawing to a close and this particular WrestleMania, to a large degree, dealt with that. This epic event at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis in the spring of 1992 saw two unforgettable classic championship matches as Bret “Hitman” Hart sought to recapture the IC title from Rowdy Roddy Piper and “Macho Man” Randy Savage sought to reclaim the WWE Championship from “Nature Boy” Ric Flair. Add in Hulk Hogan’s last match in WWE for roughly 10 months, and the unforgettable return of The Ultimate Warrior, and this Mania was one for the ages, even if much of the undercard was underwhelming. Join us here for all that and much more on another epic installment of The Big Four Project!

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Attitude Of Aggression #286- The Big Four Project: Royal Rumble ’92

The guys review one of the greatest Royal Rumbles of all-time, including their watch along of the Rumble match from Royal Rumble ’92!

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The Attitude Of Aggression returns for another installment of The Big Four Project, a chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE’s Big Four PPVs/ Premium Live Events. This Episode marks a departure from format for the Big Four Project as the guys have decided to move away from covering two events per Chapter and are now just going to cover one event per Episode. But they sure picked a hell of an event to start this new trend with. The 1992 Royal Rumble is regarded by many as the best Royal Rumble of all-time. More than 20 Hall of Famers got together at the Knickerbocker Arena in Albany, New York, to crown a new WWE Champion. In one of the most iconic Rumble matches ever, The Nature Boy, Ric Flair, overcame astounding odds to capture the gold. Here on this Episode, the guys do a watch along of this historic and unforgettable match and invite you to join in on the fun. Plus, the guys cover the undercard, including Rowdy Roddy Piper capturing the only singles gold of his career in WWE. Join us here for that and much more on another epic installment of The Big Four Project!

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Created in 2017, the Chairshot Radio Network presents you with the best in wrestling and wrestling crossover podcasts, including POD is WAR, Women’s Wrestling Talk, Chairshot Radio daily editions, The #Miranda Show, Badlands’ Wrestling Mount Rushmores, The Outsider’s Edge, DWI Podcast, Bandwagon Nerds, the Greg DeMarco Show, 3 Man Weave, Five Rounds, Turnbuckle Talk, The Reaction and more! You can find these great shows each week at theChairshot.com and through our distribution partners, including podcasting’s most popular platforms.

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