Austin Idol & Jerry Lawler video (3/24/84)Austin Idol & Jerry Lawler promo (3/24/84)#1 Contender Tournament for the NWA World Heavyweight Title - Finals: Jac...

February 11: After many months of waiting, Tito Santana finally beat Don Muraco to become the first Mexican-American wrestler to win the WWF Intercontinental Championship at Boston Garden. July 23: Wendi Richter became the New WWF Women's Champion ending the Fabulous Moolah 's 28-year reign as champion at New York's Madison Square Garden.

In American professional wrestling, the term Black Saturday refers to Saturday, July 14, 1984, the day when Vince McMahon's World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) took over the timeslot on Superstation WTBS that had been home to Georgia Championship Wrestling (GCW) and its flagship weekly program, World Championship Wrestling, for twelve years.

WCW@ Minneapolis, MN - January 1, 1984 Sunday Night Taping: Jim Brunzell defeated Tom Stone Mr. Saito defeated Buddy Lane Buck Zumhofe defeated Jake Milliman in 2 straight falls of a 2/3 falls...

Watch the best of World Class Championship Wrestling from 1984 on WWE Network.

This is an in-depth listing of WCW results dating back to the purchase of Jim Crockett Promotions by Ted Turner in 1988 and ending with the sell of the company to the WWF in 2001. House shows, TV tapings, and pay-per-view cards are all included as well as inter-promotional cards which featured WCW talent and title defenses.

#1 Contender Tournament for the NWA World Heavyweight Title - Quarterfinals: Ronnie Garvin vs. Larry Zbyszko (3/10/84)Paul Ellering & Road Warriors promo (3/...

Reviews of NWA PPVs from 1984.

JCP @ Shelby, NC - Rec Center - January 25, 1984 Worldwide - 2/4/84 - included David Crockett & Johnny Weaver on commentary; featured a promo by Dusty Rhodes regarding the Assassins & Paul Jones; included Crockett conducting an interview with NWA Tag Team Champion Don Kernodle in which he questioned where all the competition was; NWA US ...

World Class Championship Wrestling - June 2, 1984 by Erick Von Erich With Texas Stadium and the David Von Erich Memorial Parade of Champions now officially in the rear view mirror, it's back to the Sportatorium for our first full "regular" episode.