Killer Kowalski & Gorilla Monsoon defeat Skull Murphy & Brute Bernard to win the United States (WWWF version) tag team championship.
November 14, 1963
WWF held the Survivor Series in Detroit, Michigan at the Joe Louis Arena. WWF faced a lot of criticism for running an angle on the PPV where Steve Austin was hit by a car, resulting in him being unable to wrestle in the main event against Triple H and The Rock. WWF knew in advance that the injured Austin would be unable to wrestle, but waited until after the PPV began (and fans had already purchased the event) before running the angle and creating a storyline reason for his absence. Big Show (subbing for Steve Austin) defeated Triple H and The Rock in a Triple Threat match to win the WWF World Title.
November 14, 1999
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November 14, 2010
This Day in Wrestling History
November 13, 2010
Sean Waltman Comments on Chyna, Triple H & Stephanie
From Monday Night Mayhem DVD Review: "YouShoot: Sean Waltman":
How did the Chyna/Triple H/Stephanie McMahon love triangle come about?
Waltman used to ride with Chyna & HHH until their arguments made him uncomfortable. The typically reserved Triple H started referring to the psychotic nature of Chyna, which eventually led him to Steph. Pac feels that HHH is the perfect guy for Stepanie & the McMahon family, since he has a relatively spotless past and doesn't have any emotional baggage or drug problems.
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WWE Reveals Its List of The Top 50 Superstars of All-Time
1. Shawn Michaels 2. The Undertaker 3. Steve Austin 4. Bret Hart 5. The Rock 6. Harley Race 7. Ricky Steamboat 8. Andre the Giant 9. Rey Mysterio 10. Roddy Piper 11. Eddie Guerrero 12. Triple H 13. Gorgeous George 14. Randy Savage 15. Curt Hennig 16. John Cena 17. Ric Flair 18. Dusty Rhodes 19. Edge 20. Jerry Lawler 21. Lou Thesz 22. Terry Funk 23. Hulk Hogan 24. Bruno Sammartino 25. Chris Jericho 26. Ted DiBiase 27. Fabulous Moolah 28. Freddie Blassie 29. Randy Orton 30. Pat Patterson 31. The Iron Sheik 32. Jimmy Snuka 33. Mick Foley 34. Kurt Angle 35. Buddy Rogers 36. Gorilla Monsoon 37. Junkyard Dog 38. Billy Graham 39. Jake Roberts 40. Big Show 41. Jack Brisco 42. Sgt. Slaughter 43. Kane 44. Nick Bockwinkel 45. Jeff Hardy 46. Dory Funk Jr. 47. Bob Backlund 48. Rick Rude 49. Batista 50. Killer Kowalski
Eddie Edwards Wins 2010 ROH Survival of the Fittest
Ring of Honor brought its 2010 edition of "Survival of the Fittest" to the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center on Friday night and it did not disappoint.
In front of an excited near-capacity crowd, ROH World Television Champion Eddie Edwards was the last man standing when the night was done, capping the three-hour show by submitting Kenny King with a single-leg Boston Crab in the six-man elimination match to earn a future shot at the ROH World Champion...More?
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Remembering Eddie Guerrero
An autopsy revealed that Guerrero died as a result of acute heart failure, caused by undiagnosed arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Although Guerrero had not taken alcohol or illicit drugs for nearly four years, his past excesses contributed to his heart failure.
October 9, 1967-November 13, 2005
November 12, 2010
SmackDown Results: One Good Burn Deserves Another
In a major clash of SmackDown's titans, Big Show ultimately reigned supreme over World Heavyweight Champion Kane, thanks in part to the maniacal actions of Edge.
Prior to the match, Kane could not find Paul Bearer. He did, however, find his father’s mystical urn and definite signs of a struggle.
When it looked as if The Big Red Monster was about to chokeslam his gigantic adversary for the victory, Edge emerged with Paul Bearer in tow, tied to a wheelchair, hysterical with fear. As The Master Manipulator threatened to push “The Father of Destruction” off the top of the ramp, The World’s Largest Athlete used the distraction to chokeslam his horrific opponent for the win. Full results.
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Interview with Triple H
Triple H was on the radio in Atlanta this morning to promote tomorrow's WrestleMania ticket sale. Here are some highlights from the piece.
He was asked if he would miss WrestleMania and he said no. He said he was rehabbing his injured biceps and is close to coming back. He said he wrestled on short notice at the 10/30 Fan Appreciation Show in Hartford, CT because Rey Mysterio couldn't.
He was asked who the Raw GM was and he said that he didn't know. In a kidding way, he said it couldn't be him because he isn't friends with Michael Cole and the GM is.
He was asked where he works out when he is not on the road. He said he removed the home theater room in his house and made it similar to a a commercial gym. He said he and wife Stephanie work out there.
He was asked about a story (which I did not hear) stating that Stephanie showed up to vote for her mother on election day and was told she wasn't registered and couldn't. He said that was totally untrue. He said that they did initially go to the wrong polling place but that the story wasn't true. I have no idea where that one got started. Stephanie is too smart to ever let that happen.
He was asked about how he could use the sledgehammer and not hurt people. He said that he is pretty good at it and said that the only time he ever used a prop was the time that he split someone open, so he uses a real one.
About his new role as a senior adviser to Vince he said that guys are starting to get comfortable with him in the role because they have known him for years and realize he understands them and can help convey their concerns.
The host suggested having Abdullah The Butcher into the WWE Hall of Fame and he said that he proposed it himself last week.
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