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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Eric Bischoff | | | |  Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Bill Goldberg - Career
Bill Goldberg - American football.
He played college football at the University of Georgia, and then played pro football with the Atlanta Falcons, Los Angeles Rams, and attended the Carolina Panthers training camp, as well as with the Sacramento Surge of the WLAF, until his football career was ended by an abdominal injury. He tore all of his abdominal muscles, and had them surgically reattached.
Bill Goldber ...
See also:Bill Goldberg, Bill Goldberg - Career, Bill Goldberg - American football, Bill Goldberg - World Championship Wrestling, Bill Goldberg - Japan, Bill Goldberg - World Wrestling Entertainment, Bill Goldberg - After professional wrestling, Bill Goldberg - In wrestling, Bill Goldberg - Quotes, Bill Goldberg - Finishing and signature moves, Bill Goldberg - Championships and accomplishments, Bill Goldberg - Trivia, Bill Goldberg - Movies television and other media, Bill Goldberg - Autobiography Read more here: » Bill Goldberg: Encyclopedia II - Bill Goldberg - Career |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Royal Rumble 2004 - Results
Royal Rumble 2004 - Non-Title Sunday Night HEAT Match: Victoria w/Stevie Richards vs. WWE Women's Champion Molly Holly.
Victoria defeated Molly Holly by pinfall after a Widow's Peak.
Royal Rumble 2004 - Tables Match for the World Tag-Team Championship: Ric Flair and Batista c vs. The Dudley Boyz Bubba Ray Dudley and D-Von Dudley.
Flair and Batista retained their titles with the help of Jonathan Coachman who distracted the Dudleyz enough for D-Von to be spinebustered through a t ...
See also:Royal Rumble 2004, Royal Rumble 2004 - Results, Royal Rumble 2004 - Non-Title Sunday Night HEAT Match: Victoria w/Stevie Richards vs. WWE Women's Champion Molly Holly, Royal Rumble 2004 - Tables Match for the World Tag-Team Championship: Ric Flair and Batista c vs. The Dudley Boyz Bubba Ray Dudley and D-Von Dudley, Royal Rumble 2004 - For the WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Rey Mysterio c vs. Jamie Noble w/Nidia, Royal Rumble 2004 - Eddie Guerrero vs. Chavo Guerrero w/Chavo Guerrero Sr., Royal Rumble 2004 - For the WWE Championship: Brock Lesnar c vs. Hardcore Holly, Royal Rumble 2004 - Last Man Standing Match for the World Heavyweight Championship: Triple H c vs. Shawn Michaels, Royal Rumble 2004 - The 2004 Royal Rumble match, Royal Rumble 2004 - Royal Rumble qualification matches, Royal Rumble 2004 - Trivia, Royal Rumble 2004 - External link Read more here: » Royal Rumble 2004: Encyclopedia II - Royal Rumble 2004 - Results |
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| | | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - World Championship Wrestling - In the Beginning: The NWA Years The first promotion in the United States to use the WCW name was Georgia Championship Wrestling, which was a merger of two separate factions of promoters (NWA Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling & NWA Georgia) following the death of NWA Georgia promoter Ray Gunkel. This promotion, owned primarily by Jack Brisco and Gerald Brisco and booked by Ole Anderson, was the first NWA territory to gain cable TV access. In 1983, Georgia Championship Wrestling changed its name to World Championship Wrestling and began to run shows in "neutral" territ ...
See also:World Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling - In the Beginning: The NWA Years, World Championship Wrestling - The Bischoff Era Begins, World Championship Wrestling - Monday Night Wars, World Championship Wrestling - WCW vs. nWo, World Championship Wrestling - Vince McMahon Strikes Back, World Championship Wrestling - The Death of WCW, World Championship Wrestling - Final champions, World Championship Wrestling - Books, World Championship Wrestling - WCW Titles, World Championship Wrestling - WCW Special Tournaments Read more here: » World Championship Wrestling: Encyclopedia II - World Championship Wrestling - In the Beginning: The NWA Years |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Scott Rechsteiner - Career He initially earned fame for being one part of the tag team The Steiner Brothers with his older brother Robert, who wrestled as Rick Steiner. They won multiple tag team titles in NWA, WCW, WWF (now WWE) and other promotions. After the formation of the New World Order in WCW they eventually split up, with Scott turning heel. His new gimmick was eerily reminiscent of Superstar Billy Graham's, as Steiner now dyed his hair and beard blond, seemed to bulk up his muscles freakishly almost overnight (creating rumors of steroid abuse). Steine ...
See also:Scott Rechsteiner, Scott Rechsteiner - Career, Scott Rechsteiner - In wrestling, Scott Rechsteiner - Quotes, Scott Rechsteiner - Nicknames, Scott Rechsteiner - Previous managers, Scott Rechsteiner - Finishing and signature moves, Scott Rechsteiner - Championships and accomplishments Read more here: » Scott Rechsteiner: Encyclopedia II - Scott Rechsteiner - Career |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Bret Hart - Professional wrestling Hart was born in Calgary, Alberta; the eighth child of wrestling patriarch, promoter Stu Hart. His seven brothers were either wrestlers or involved backstage with the wrestling business; his four sisters all married professional wrestlers. Three of his brothers-in-law, Davey Boy Smith, Seth Waddoups, and Jim Neidhart, had very successful careers in the business. His youngest brother, Owen Hart, became a prominent wrestler in his own right before his deat ...
See also:Bret Hart, Bret Hart - Professional wrestling, Bret Hart - World Wrestling Federation, Bret Hart - Return of the Hart Foundation, Bret Hart - The Montreal Screwjob, Bret Hart - World Championship Wrestling, Bret Hart - Life after wrestling, Bret Hart - The Bret Hart Story, Bret Hart - Finishing and signature moves, Bret Hart - Hitman Props, Bret Hart - Personal life, Bret Hart - Championships and accomplishments, Bret Hart - Title lineage Read more here: » Bret Hart: Encyclopedia II - Bret Hart - Professional wrestling |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Larry Zbyszko - Career Whistler's family moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania when he was twelve, and he became a wrestling fan. He went on to become a successful amateur wrestler in grade school and high school and was a collegiate wrestler at Pennsylvania State University. At the age of sixteen, Whistler sought out fellow Pittsburgh resident Bruno Sammartino, a professional wrestler, and asked him to train him, Sammartino accepted but on the condition that he gets his an education first.
Larry Zbyszko - Early career and the ...
See also:Larry Zbyszko, Larry Zbyszko - Career, Larry Zbyszko - Early career and the World Wide Wrestling Federation, Larry Zbyszko - National Wrestling Alliance, Larry Zbyszko - American Wrestling Association, Larry Zbyszko - National Wrestling Alliance, Larry Zbyszko - American Wrestling Association, Larry Zbyszko - World Championship Wrestling, Larry Zbyszko - Independent circuit, Larry Zbyszko - Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, Larry Zbyszko - Personal life, Larry Zbyszko - Wrestling facts, Larry Zbyszko - Finishing and signature moves, Larry Zbyszko - Managers, Larry Zbyszko - Nicknames, Larry Zbyszko - Quotes, Larry Zbyszko - Championships and accomplishments Read more here: » Larry Zbyszko: Encyclopedia II - Larry Zbyszko - Career |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Shawn Daivari - WWE career At WrestleMania 21 on April 3, 2005, Daivari and Hassan were involved in a storyline with returning WWE legend Hulk Hogan. While attacking injured wrestler Eugene, Hogan made his classic entrance and ejected both men from the ring to the delight of fans in attendance.
The following night on RAW, Daivari and Hassan interrupted Shawn Michaels during a promo. The two attacked Michaels and left him helpless in the ring. This led to Daivari's first singles match in WWE, on the April 11 edition of RAW. Although Michaels was heavily favored, ...
See also:Shawn Daivari, Shawn Daivari - WWE career, Shawn Daivari - In wrestling, Shawn Daivari - Finishing and signature moves, Shawn Daivari - Wrestlers managed by Daivari Read more here: » Shawn Daivari: Encyclopedia II - Shawn Daivari - WWE career |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Jim Ross - Career
Jim Ross - Early career.
Ross started as a referee for Leroy McGuirk's Tri-State Wrestling in the early to mid 70's. When McGuirk's booker Bill Watts split the territory and started Mid-South Wrestling in 1979, McGuirk made Jim Ross his lead announcer on the show. He stayed there until 1982, when Watts bought out McGuirk. Shortly after, Ross went to work for Watts in Mid-South.
In 1986, Ross became the company's lead play-by-play man. It would be re-named Universal Wrestling Federation in the spring ...
See also:Jim Ross, Jim Ross - Career, Jim Ross - Early career, Jim Ross - World Wrestling Entertainment, Jim Ross - Oklahoma, Jim Ross - Matches, Jim Ross - Other storyline confrontations, Jim Ross - Job titles, Jim Ross - Championships and accomplishments, Jim Ross - Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Jim Ross - Trivia Read more here: » Jim Ross: Encyclopedia II - Jim Ross - Career |
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| | | | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - ECW One Night Stand - Results Commentators: Joey Styles and Mick Foley
ECW One Night Stand - Match #1.
Referee: Mike Kehner
Lance Storm (with Dawn Marie) defeats "Lionheart" Chris Jericho
Storm pins Jericho following the interference from Jason and Justin Credible, who hit Jericho with his Singapore cane.
ECW One Night Stand - Tribute segment.
Gary Wolfe (Pitbull #1) introduces an "ECW Remembers" video honoring "extreme" wrestlers who had passed away since ECW folded ...
See also:ECW One Night Stand, ECW One Night Stand - History, ECW One Night Stand - Results, ECW One Night Stand - Match #1, ECW One Night Stand - Tribute segment, ECW One Night Stand - Match #2 - International Three-Way Dance, ECW One Night Stand - Match #3 - Extreme Lucha Match, ECW One Night Stand - Invasion segment #1, ECW One Night Stand - Match #4, ECW One Night Stand - Invasion segment #2, ECW One Night Stand - Match #5, ECW One Night Stand - Invasion segment #3, ECW One Night Stand - Match #6, ECW One Night Stand - Invasion segment #4, ECW One Night Stand - Match #7, ECW One Night Stand - WWE invasion, ECW One Night Stand - Anti-ECW Contingent Read more here: » ECW One Night Stand: Encyclopedia II - ECW One Night Stand - Results |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Shawn Michaels - Career
Shawn Michaels - Early career.
Although born in Chandler, Hickenbottom grew up in San Antonio. Trained by legendary Mexican pro wrestler Jose Lothario, he debuted in 1984 in Texas with Texas Allstar Wrestling promotion, where Michaels & Paul Diamond were awarded the promotion's tag-team championship by Chavo Guerrero, Sr. He also wrestled for Central States Championship Wrestling (a regional independent promotion that was associated with the [then-] industry-leading National Wrestling Alliance). There he and tag team partner, Marty Jannetty defeated The Batten Twins for the Central States Tag Team Ti ...
See also:Shawn Michaels, Shawn Michaels - Career, Shawn Michaels - Early career, Shawn Michaels - World Wrestling Entertainment, Shawn Michaels - Books, Shawn Michaels - Wrestling facts, Shawn Michaels - Entrance music, Shawn Michaels - Finishing and signature moves, Shawn Michaels - Nicknames, Shawn Michaels - Previous managers, Shawn Michaels - Trivia, Shawn Michaels - Championships and accomplishments, Shawn Michaels - Championship Succession Read more here: » Shawn Michaels: Encyclopedia II - Shawn Michaels - Career |
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| | | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Hulk Hogan - Career Hogan was born to Italian-American Pete Bollea and Ruth Bollea, who is of French, Italian and Panamanian descent. Early in life, Terry Bollea was a standout in minor league baseball and also spent ten years playing bass guitar in several Florida-based rock bands, including Ruckus and Infinity's End. Many of the wrestlers who competed in the Florida territory at that time would visit the bars in which Bollea was performing. Bollea's impressive physical stature soon caught the attention of former top-drawing wrestler Jack Brisco and his brothe ...
See also:Hulk Hogan, Hulk Hogan - Career, Hulk Hogan - World Wrestling Federation: the first run, Hulk Hogan - American Wrestling Association, Hulk Hogan - New Japan Pro Wrestling, Hulk Hogan - Hulkamania, Hulk Hogan - World Championship Wrestling, Hulk Hogan - World Wrestling Entertainment: the comeback, Hulk Hogan - Mr. America, Hulk Hogan - Hall of Famer, Hulk Hogan - The Icon versus The Legend, Hulk Hogan - Legacy, Hulk Hogan - Controversy, Hulk Hogan - In wrestling, Hulk Hogan - Previous managers, Hulk Hogan - Finishing and signature moves, Hulk Hogan - Trivia, Hulk Hogan - Theme songs/entrance music, Hulk Hogan - Title history, Hulk Hogan - Pre-World Wrestling Federation era, Hulk Hogan - Awards, Hulk Hogan - Wrestling Observer Newsletter Read more here: » Hulk Hogan: Encyclopedia II - Hulk Hogan - Career |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Show history
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Pre-brand extension.
WWF SmackDown! (as it was originally known) was set up to compete against WCW's Thursday night show, Thunder. In the spirit of the WWF's Attitude Era, the show was originally planned to be two hours of WWF Divas in primetime TV. However, this did not work out, and instead SmackDown! became a complementary show to RAW.
SmackDown! first appeared on April 29, 1999 using the RAW is WAR set as a single television specia ...
See also:WWE Friday Night SmackDown!, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Show history, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Pre-brand extension, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Brand extension, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Friday Night SmackDown!, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Current champions, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Recurring segments, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - General managers and owners, WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Commentators Read more here: » WWE Friday Night SmackDown!: Encyclopedia II - WWE Friday Night SmackDown! - Show history |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Jeff Jarrett - Career Jeff Jarrett has wrestled for various organisations including the WWF (he is a former six-time Intercontinental Champion, and one-time Tag Team Champion), and while it existed, WCW (he is a four-time WCW World Champion and two-time U.S. Champion). He currently wrestles for the company he co-owns with his father, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, and is the current NWA World Heavyweight Champion. He made his wrestling debut as a referee working for his father in the now-defunct USWA. It wasn't long, however, before he was making his own in-ring debut. Jeff's feud with Jerry "The King" Lawler got him noticed by Vinc ...
See also:Jeff Jarrett, Jeff Jarrett - Career, Jeff Jarrett - World Wrestling Federation 1993-1996, Jeff Jarrett - World Championship Wrestling 1996-1997, Jeff Jarrett - World Wrestling Federation 1997-1999, Jeff Jarrett - World Championship Wrestling 1999-2001, Jeff Jarrett - World Wrestling All-Stars 2001-2003, Jeff Jarrett - Total Nonstop Action Wrestling 2002-, Jeff Jarrett - Independents, Jeff Jarrett - Criticism, Jeff Jarrett - Wrestling facts, Jeff Jarrett - Finishing and signature moves, Jeff Jarrett - Managers, Jeff Jarrett - Nicknames, Jeff Jarrett - Championships and accomplishments, Jeff Jarrett - Championship succession Read more here: » Jeff Jarrett: Encyclopedia II - Jeff Jarrett - Career |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - StarrCade - Jim Crockett Promotions
StarrCade - 1983: A Flair For the Gold.
November 24, 1983 in Greensboro, NC (Greensboro Coliseum)
The Assassins (with Paul Jones) def. Rufus R. Jones and Bugsy McGraw
Kevin Sullivan and Mark Lewin def. Scott McGhee and Johnny Weaver
WWC Universal Champ Carlos Colon def. Abdullah the Butcher by DQ
Dick Slater and Bob Orton, Jr. def. Mark Youngblood and Wahoo McDaniel
Charlie Brown def. The Great Kabuki (with Gary Hart)
Roddy Piper def. Greg Valentine ...
See also:StarrCade, StarrCade - Jim Crockett Promotions, StarrCade - 1983: A Flair For the Gold, StarrCade - 1984: The Million Dollar Challenge, StarrCade - 1985: The Gathering, StarrCade - 1986: Night of the Skywalkers, StarrCade - 1987: Chi-Town Heat, StarrCade - 1988: True Gritt, StarrCade - National Wrestling Alliance, StarrCade - 1989: Future Shock, StarrCade - 1990: Collision Course, StarrCade - World Championship Wrestling, StarrCade - 1991: BattleBowl, StarrCade - 1992: The Lethal Lottery, StarrCade - 1993, StarrCade - 1994: Triple Threat, StarrCade - 1995: World Cup of Wrestling, StarrCade - 1996, StarrCade - 1997, StarrCade - 1998, StarrCade - 1999, StarrCade - 2000 Read more here: » StarrCade: Encyclopedia II - StarrCade - Jim Crockett Promotions |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Jim Neidhart - Career A former National Football League athlete who played for the Dallas Cowboys and the Oakland Raiders, Neidhart travelled to Calgary to train with Stu Hart after being released by the Cowboys. A talented shot putter, he earned his nickname - "The Anvil" - from his skill in the sport of anvil tossing. He worked for Stampede Wrestling, Hart's Calgary based promotion, for several years, during which time he married Ellie Hart, one of Stu's daughters. He thus became the brother-in-law of fellow wrestlers Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Ross Hart, Keith Hart, and Davey Boy Smith, and the uncle o ...
See also:Jim Neidhart, Jim Neidhart - Career, Jim Neidhart - In wrestling, Jim Neidhart - Previous managers, Jim Neidhart - Quotes, Jim Neidhart - Finishing and signature moves, Jim Neidhart - Trivia, Jim Neidhart - Championships and accomplishments Read more here: » Jim Neidhart: Encyclopedia II - Jim Neidhart - Career |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Federation This section describes Stephanie McMahon's on-screen role as a character in World Wrestling Federation/World Wrestling Entertainment programming.
Stephanie McMahon-Levesque first appeared on WWF (now WWE) programming as part of a Roddy Piper vignette in her early teens. She moved into the spotlight in early 1999, when she became involved in the onscreen conflict between her parents, Linda and Vince McMahon. Originally a face, Linda and Stephanie sided with Vince's nemesis Stone Cold Steve Austin. Vince responded by having The U ...
See also:Stephanie McMahon-Levesque, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Federation, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - McMahon-Helmsley Era, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Invasion, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Divorce, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Entertainment, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - General Manager, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - 2005 return, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Finishing and signature moves, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Backstage roles, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Personal life, Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - Championships and accomplishments Read more here: » Stephanie McMahon-Levesque: Encyclopedia II - Stephanie McMahon-Levesque - World Wrestling Federation |
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| | | | | Eric Bischoff: Encyclopedia II - John Cena - World Wrestling Entertainment Cena's first televised WWE match was against Kurt Angle on June 27, 2002. Angle was giving free shots at himself to newcomers, something he still does from time to time, and Cena had been inspired by Vince McMahon's recent, somewhat inscrutable, speech to WWE's rising stars, exhorting them to show "ruthless aggression" and they would have a place among the legends. He almost beat Kurt Angle, kicking out of the Angle Slam and surviving the Ankle Lock submissi ...
See also:John Cena, John Cena - World Wrestling Entertainment, John Cena - United States champion, John Cena - WWE champion, John Cena - Cena on RAW, John Cena - Fan backlash, John Cena - Life after the championship, John Cena - Outside of wrestling, John Cena - Music and movies, John Cena - Fashion, John Cena - Guest appearances, John Cena - Trademarks, John Cena - Raps, John Cena - The Five Moves of Doom, John Cena - Other finishing and signature moves, John Cena - Signature illegal weapons, John Cena - Signature taunts, John Cena - Trivia, John Cena - Championships and accomplishments, John Cena - Championship succession Read more here: » John Cena: Encyclopedia II - John Cena - World Wrestling Entertainment |
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