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Today in Wrestling History – September 30th

Liz checks in with your look at wrestling history for September 30th, including Candice Michelle’s birthday, Triple H vs. The British Bulldog, and more!

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Liz checks in with your look at wrestling history for September 30th, including Candice Michelle’s birthday, Triple H vs. The British Bulldog, and more!

Celebrating Birthday’s Today

  • 1969 – Chris Von Erich
  • 1973 – Autumn Breeze
  • 1974 – Eli Cottonwood
  • 1978 – Candice Michelle
  • 1979 – Curtis Axel
  • 1983 – Adam “Pacman” Jones
  • 1993 – Trevor Lee

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1973 – At Showdown at Shea, WWWF Champion Pedro Morales and former champion Bruno Sammartino fought to a draw for the title. The bout went 65 minutes, when it was called a draw.

1983 – In what would turn out to be the last show for a decade, New Japan Pro Wrestling held a show at Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan.  WWWF Champion Bob Backlund defeated Stan Hansen by disqualification. In the show’s main event, Antonio Inoki defeated Ken Patera to retain his NWF Championship.

1999– The British Bulldog challenged Triple H for the WWF Championship on Smackdown, from Richmond, VA in the match where The Rock presented his Sliding People’s Elbow.

2003 –  In what sounds very familiar to a recent story line, Kane defeated Chris Jericho to win the WWE Intercontinental Championship.  As Kane was already a tag team champion, and was due to have another championship match in three weeks at No Mercy, it set him up to become a triple champion. Alas, it did not happen. Kane lost the tag champions a week before the PPV and the IC at the ppv to Triple H.

2007 – Low Ki defeated Arik Cannon and Roderick Strong in the finals to win the IWA Mid-South Ted Petty Invitational

2010 – Kurt Angle and Abyss met in a Steel Cage Match that ended in a no contest that aired on TNA Impact!

2018 – CHIKARA held Tooth and Claw in Philadelphia, PA.

  • Singles Match
    The Proletariat Boar Of Moldova defeated Oleg The Usurper.
  • 6 Man Tag Team Match
    The Bike Cops (Donald Kluger, Jasper Tippins & Officer Warren Barksdale) defeated The Furies (Delmi Exo, Icarus & Obariyon).
  • Singles Match
    Rory Gulak defeated Hallowicked.
  • Singles Match
    Merlok defeated Ashley Vox.
  • 4 Corners Tag Team Elimination Match
    The Rumblebees (Solo Darling & Travis Huckabee) defeated The Hermit Crab & The Cajun Crawdad, Xyberhawx 2000 (Sylverhawk & Razerhawk) and Chuck Taylor & DUSTIN.
  • CHIKARA Grand Championship Match
    Juan Francisco de Coronado (c) defeated Mark Angelosetti.

Must Read:
DWI Podcast: Ding Ding M’Fer, Ding Ding!


Died on This Date

2012 – Robert F. Jeaudoin (Bobby Jaggers)


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Mitchell’s AEW Continental Classic Update! (11/27/23)

What a start to the tournament!

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Did your picks win points?

The AEW Continental Classic is underway, with almost everyone competing. Check in here if you haven’t seen the winners and losers of week 1!

Here are your Gold League standings!

  • Jon Moxley: 1-0, 3 points
  • Swerve Strickland: 1-0, 3 points
  • Jay White: 1-0, 3 points
  • Rush: 0-1, 0 points
  • Mark Briscoe: 0-1, 0 points.
  • Jay Lethal: 0-1, 0 points

 

Here are your Blue League standings!

  • Brody King: 1-0, 3 points
  • Claudio Castagnoli: 1-0, 3 points
  • Daniel Garcia: 0-1, 0 points
  • Eddie Kingston: 0-1, 0 points
  • Bryan Danielson: Yet to Compete
  • Andrade El Idolo: Yet to Compete

 

My Thoughts:

Nothing too crazy, nothing too wild, this tournament only just got started. The only disappointing point is that they could not get Bryan “cleared to compete” Saturday night. Not sure how much of that is shoot given the bad eye, but this was kinda the problem of wanting him in the tournament over tons of other choices. Bryan wants to face Okada for WrestleKingdom 18, how is Bryan supposed to do that at his best if he’s also gonna be in a round robin, doing five top level matches in about as many weeks? And it takes away from Andrade being able to do something. Also a little surprised we didn’t even hear from Andrade on Saturday.

Now as we heard on Saturday, round two’s matches are set. Gold League will see Mark Briscoe VS Rush, White VS Swerve, and of course, Moxley VS Lethal. Nice variety there, a couple 0-1 guys facing off, as well as two 1-0 guys, and then 1-0 VS 0-1. No offense to Lethal, but he feels like an 0-2 going up against Moxley. Hard to call the other ones but that’s the fun of it. Meanwhile, Blue League sees Brody VS Claudio in a showdown to be 2-0, then Bryan and Andrade finally jump in, Bryan against Eddie and Andrade against Garcia. Sadly, feels like Eddie and Garcia are going 0-2, no way Tony Khan is booking Bryan and Andrade to lose their first shots.

In fact, that could be half the reason they did wait on those two, that’s almost too good for just a first round opener. But I still would’ve done it, same as NJPW does stuff like that for round robins, which this is all modeled after anyway.


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AEW announces Continental Classic entrants

The C2 is set!

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Tony Khan Reveals the Blue and Gold “Leagues!”

Originally livestreamed, Tony Khan and Tony Schiavone officially announced the twelve total entrants and divided them into the two round robin blocks known as the “Blue League” and “Gold League.” If you don’t feel like sifting through the almost 30 minute video, the groups are:

Blue League

  • Bryan Danielson
  • Andrade El Idolo
  • Brody King
  • Claudio Castagnoli
  • Daniel Garcia
  • Eddie Kingston

Gold League

  • Jon Moxley
  • Swerve Strickland
  • Rush
  • Mark Briscoe
  • Jay Lethal
  • Jay White

 

Tony Khan also explains the rules for the Continental Classic:

  • Every match has a 20 minute time limit
  • The winner of each match earns 3 points, losers earn 0, 1 point for a draw
  • EVERYONE ELSE is banned from ringside for true 1v1 action

 

Eddie Kingston also joined the selection special as his “life’s work” is on the line in this tournament, both the ROH World Championship and NJPW Strong Openweight Championship on the line as part of the modern day North American Triple Crown Eddie, Tony Khan, AEW, ROH and NJPW are looking to create together. Gold League competes tonight on Dynamite while Blue League will have their start this Saturday on Collision. Look for more articles like this one to keep up with the Continental Classic standings over the next six weeks of tournament action!


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