WCW Fall Brawl 1993

September. 19,1993 NR

Rating：

6.3

Genre：

Action

Keywords：

Wrestling

Trailer Synopsis Cast

WCW Fall Brawl '93: War Games took place on September 19, 1993 from the Astro Arena in Houston, Texas. The main event was a WarGames match featuring the team of Sting, Davey Boy Smith, Dustin Rhodes, and The Shockmaster versus Sid Vicious, Vader, and Harlem Heat (Kole & Kane). The WCW International World Heavyweight Championship was defended by Ric Flair against Rick Rude while the WCW World Tag Team Championships were defended by Arn Anderson & Paul Roma against The Nasty Boys. Other matches included Yoshi Kwan vs Cactus Jack, Shanghai Pierce vs Ice Train, 2 Cold Scorpio & Marcus Bagwell against The Equalizer and Paul Orndorff, and Rick Steamboat defending the WCW TV Championship against Lord Steven Regal.

Steve Borden as Sting

Davey Boy Smith as The British Bulldog

Dustin Runnels as "The Natural" Dustin Rhodes

Fred Ottman as The Shockmaster

Sid Eudy as Sid Vicious

Leon White as Big Van Vader

Booker Huffman as Kole

Lash Huffman as Kane

Ric Flair as "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair

Rick Rood as "Ravishing" Rick Rude

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Reviews

SoTrumpBelieve

1993/09/19

Must See Movie...

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Pacionsbo

1993/09/20

Absolutely Fantastic

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Livestonth

1993/09/21

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

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Rosie Searle

1993/09/22

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

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callanvass

1993/09/23

Live from Houston, TXAttendance 6,000Your commentators are Tony Schiavone & Jesse VenturaTelevision TitleRicky "The Dragon" Steamboat (C) Vs "Lord" Steven RegalRegal wins the title. Really good match between these two. Not to take anything away from Regal, but Steamboat can bring out the best in anybody.***1/2 out of 5Big Sky Vs Charlie NorrisNorris wins with a big boot to the face. The crowd was bored and so was I. When you get boring chants and Ric Flair chants, it's not good.* out of 5"Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff & The Equalizer Vs 2 Cold Scorpio & Marcus BagwellBagwell and Scorpio win. Pretty good match in all honesty, thanks to Scorpio and Bagwell. *** out of 5Shanghai Pierce Vs Ice TrainIce Train wins with a very sloppy powerslam. This was AWFUL. Plain and simple.3/4* out of 5Tag Team TitlesArn Anderson & Paul Roma (C) Vs The Nasty Boys (W/Missy Hyatt)The Nasty Boys win the titles. This was pure, unadulterated torture. It felt like it went on for eons. You'll rarely see a match as boring as this one. You're better off watching paint dry.DUDBounty MatchCactus Jack Vs Yoshi KwanCactus wins relatively quickly with a Double Arm DDT. He makes a challenge to Vader after the match. Not much of a match, but it advanced the storyline between Vader and Cactus well.*1/4 out of 5World Heavyweight TitleRic Flair (C) Vs "Ravishing" Rick RudeI'm a fan of both guys...but they just don't mesh well together. Rude wins the title from Flair after hitting him with a foreign object. Surprisingly, a really good match from these two. It had its dull moments, but the good outweighed the bad here.***1/2 out of 5War GamesSid Vicious, Vader & Harlem Heat Vs Sting, Davey Boy Smith, The Shockmaster & Dustin RhodesSting's team wins with The Shockmaster getting the rub of all people. Poor, Fred Ottman. The announcers cracked jokes throughout the match of him falling down. He'll never live that down. The match was a decent...if underwhelming War Games.**1/2 out of 5This was a pretty good PPV overall. Quite a few quality matches to enjoy. It doesn't really have that "special" feeling...but It's undeniably a fun PPV7/10

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amanwhorocks

1993/09/24

1. WCW TV Championship: Lord Steven Regal Vs. Champ-Ricky Steamboat - First PPV Appearance of overrated Michael Buffer. Match was maybe a little bit too long or slow, but technically precise, there were some nice holds. Regal won the Title from Steamboat! 7/10 2. Big Sky Vs. Charlie Norris - I don't understand why this match was on the card. Norris is terrible adaptation of WWF's Tatanka? And I don't like Tatanka already. Crowd shout "Boring" like crazy and the match was average 5.5/10 3. The Equalizer/Paul Orndorff Vs. 2 Cold Scorpio/Marcus Bagwell - Decent fresh match 7/10 4. Shanghi Pierce Vs. Ice Train - Match had got good scenario. Texas man vs black guy who won. eh.. 6/10 5. WCW Tag Team Championship: Nasty Boys Vs. Champs-Arn Anderson/Paul Roma - Wow, the crowd really hated Nasty Boys. The chanted: Fat Boys, Porky Pig, etc. :) Match was common and quite boring. 5.5/10 6. Yoshi Kwan Vs. Cactus Jack - Pfff. Match about nothing. Moreover Harley Race screwed ending. 5/10 7. WCW World Heavyweight Championship- Rick Rude Vs. Champ-Ric Flair 6/10 8. War Games: Harlem Heat/Sid Vicious/Vader Vs. Sting/British Bulldog/Dustin Rhodes/Shockmaster - I think this were one of the weakest WCW War Games ever. Match was worst than average without action 6/10

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