CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 1 (VERY GOOD QUALITY) 2HRS
March 27, 1988 in Greensboro, NC
1.  Mike Rotunda v. Jimmy Garvin  (TV Title match under "amateur rules" where a 1 count will count as a pin.)
2. The Midnight Express (Eaton & Lane) v. The Fantastics (VERY GOOD MATCH - US Tag title)
3. The Road Warriors & Dusty Rhodes v. The Powers of Pain & Ivan Koloff ("barbed wire" match)
4. Lex Luger & Barry Windham v. Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard (VERY GOOD MATCH [despite Lex's involvement] as 
     Lex and Barry  win the NWA Tag Titles!)
5. Ric Flair v. Sting (INCREDIBLE 5***** MATCH!  Flair and Sting went to an INCREDIBLE 45minute draw 
     That elevated Sting to Main Event status for the rest of his career.) 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS II  "MIAMI MAYHEM" (VERY GOOD QUALITY) 1HR 30MIN
June 8, 1988 in Miami, FL
1. Barry Windham v. Brad Armstrong (US TITLE)
2. The Fantastics (Fulton & Rogers) v. The Sheepherders (US Tag title)
3. Jimmy & Ronnie Garvin v. Rick Steiner & Mike Rotunda (Kevin Sullivan is locked in a cage.)
4. Nikita Koloff v. Al Perez 
5. Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard v. Sting & Dusty Rhodes (Tully & Arn had regained the Tag titles by this time.)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS III "FALL BRAWL" (VERY GOOD QUALITY) 1HR 50MIN
September 7, 1988 in Albany, GA
1.  Mike Rotunda v. Brad Armstrong (NWA TV Title).
2. Nikita Koloff & Steve Williams v. The Sheepherders 
3. Dusty Rhodes v. Kevin Sullivan (Dusty wins the match by pinning GARY HART!)
4. Ricky Morton v. Ivan Koloff (Russian chain match.)
5. Sting v. Barry Windham (US Title)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS IV [24/7]
December 7, 1988 in Chattanooga, TN
1.  The Fantastics v. Eddie Gilbert & Ron Simmons (The Fantastics win the US Tag Titles in the finals of a tournament.)
2. Steve Williams v. The Italian Stallion 
3. Ivan Koloff (with one arm tied behind his back) v. Paul Jones (Koloff a face now, beats Jones but gets attacked by the masked
    Russian Assassins.  The Junkyard Dog makes the save.)
4. Road Warrior Animal v. Dusty Rhodes (The Road Warriors had just turned heel, and dumped Dusty as the 3rd man in ther
    6man tag team.  By winning the match, Animal was allowed to pick a new partner (Genichiro Tenryu) for the NWA World Six 
    Man Tag Title to replace Rhodes.
5. Ric Flair & Barry Windham v. The Midnight Express (GREAT MATCH!  The Midnights are babyfaces now, and feuding with 
     the Horsemen)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS V "ST VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE" (VG Q) 2HRS 10MIN
February 15, 1989 in Cleveland, OH
1. The Midnight Express v. The Russian Assassins 
2. Butch Reed v. Steven Casey 
3. Ric Flair does another CLASSIC interview taunting Ricky Steamboat about their upcoming title match.  Steamboat comes out
    and after taking some verbal abuse by the "Nature Boy", attacks Flair and TEARS HIS SUIT OFF OF HIM, leaving Flair
     in his underwear and socks!
4. Lex Luger v. The Blackmailer (Jack Victory under a mask) 
5. NWA U.S. Tag Champs Mike Rotunda & Steve Williams v. The Fantastics 
6. Ricky Steamboat v. Bob Bradley 
7. Rick Steiner v. Rip Morgan 
8. NWA World Six Man Tag Champs The Road Warriors & Genichiro Tenryu v. Mike Rotunda, Kevin Sullivan, & Steve 
     Williams (Michael P.S. Hayes, Sting and JYD run in and brawl with both teams for the Double DQ.)  

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS VI "RAGIN' CAJUN" (Broadcast version - VG Quality)
April 2, 1989 in New Orleans, LA
1.  The Samoan Swat Team (Samu & Fatu, now known as RIKISHI) v. The Midnight Express 
2. The Great Muta v. Steven Casey 
3. Junkyard Dog v. Butch Reed 
4. Bob Orton v. Dick Murdoch 
5. Mike Rotunda & Steve Williams v. The Road Warriors (With the help of an EXTREMELY fast 3 count by newly heel turned
Referee Teddy Long, The Varsity Club wins the NWA Tag titles from the LOD!)
6. Ranger Ross v. Iron Sheik 
7. NWA U.S. Tag Champs Eddie Gilbert & Rick Steiner v. Danny Spivey & Kevin Sullivan 
8. NWA World Champ Ricky Steamboat v. Ric Flair (ABSOLUTELY TREMENDOUS 55 MINUTE FIVE STAR MATCH!!!  
     LARGELY CONSIDERED THE BEST OF THEIR SERIES TOGETHER!!)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS VI "RAGIN' CAJUN" [24/7]
Same listings as above, but matches 4,5 and  are not included.

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS VII "GUTS AND GLORY" [24/7] 2 Disks
June 14, 1989 in Fort Bragg, NC
1.  The Freebirds (Garvin & Hayes w/ Gordy outside the ring) v. Johnny Ace & Shane Douglas  (Semi-finals of the NWA World
      Tag Team tournament)
2. Ranger Ross v. The Terrorist (Jack Victory) 
3. The Great Muta was supposed to do a martial arts demonstration with 2 jobbers, but Muta's manager Gary Hart grabs a 
    microphone and insults the American crowd.  Eddie Gilbert runs in and attempts to throw one of his infamous fireballs at Muta
    with less than stellar results as one of those poor jobbers would readily agree.
4.  The Ding Dongs v. Cougar Jay & George South 
5. The Midnight Express v. The Samoan Swat Team (VERY GOOD MATCH as the Road Warriors get some revenge on the
Samoans for an earlier incident by costing them the match in the semi-finals of the NWA World Tag Team Tournament )
6. Terry Gordy v. Steve Williams (Williams [recently turned face here] & Gordy would soon after, form one of All Japan's most 
      impressive "Gaijin" Tag Teams.)
7. Norman the Lunatic v. Mike Justice 
8. Mike Rotunda & Kevin Sullivan v. Rick & Scott Steiner 
9. NWA TV Champ Sting v. Bill Irwin 
10. Music Video - Scott Hall (Yes, THAT Scott Hall)
11. Interview - Jim Ross interviews Ric Flair at his home.  Ric had recently regained the NWA World Title from Ricky 
      Steamboat, when he was attacked by Terry Funk and piledriven on a table.  Ric is still selling the injury wearing a neck brace.
      when funk attacked Flair, he went from being retired, to being the single most hated heel in the sport.  Great Angle.
12. The Freebirds (Garvin & Hayes) v. The Midnight Express (The Freebirds beat the Freebirds in the finals of the tournament
      to win the vacant NWA Tag Title)
The first couple of minutes of match 13 are blurred by tracking lines.  Only the introduction is affected.  The screen clears up just
as the match starts.
13. Ricky Steamboat v. Terry Funk (GOOD MATCH!   but the REAL action begins after the match, as Lex Luger comes out 
Seemingly to run off Terry Funk.  Lex helps up Steamboat, and then DRILLS HIM WITH A STAN HANSEN CALIBER
LARIAT!  Lex then proceeds to nail "The Dragon" with a chairshot and puts him in the Human Torture Rack!)
 
CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS VIII "FALL BRAWL" (VERY GOOD Quality) 1HR 50MIN
September 12, 1989 In Columbia, SC
1. Clips of Sting  saving Ric Flair from being double teamed by Terry Funk & The Great Muta at the 1989 Great American Bash. This 
would lead to the Main Event in match #7
2. The Road Warriors v. The Samoan Swat Team (The LOD ends their feud with Paul E. Dangerously's SST with a decisive win)
3. Tom Zenk v. The Cuban Assassin 
4. Sid Vicious v. Ranger Ross (Sid now managed by Teddy Long, destroys Ross in less than 2 minutes in a squash)
5. NWA Tag Champs The Freebirds (Garvin & Hayes) v. Rick & Scott Steiner 
6. Brian Pillman v. Norman the Lunatic 
7. Steve Williams v. Mike Rotunda 
8. NWA U.S. Champ Lex Luger v. Tommy Rich 
9. Ric Flair & Sting v. The Great Muta & Dick Slater (Slater replaced Funk due to Funk's being injured, but that proved to be a 
Ruse, as Funk runs in late in the match to attack Flair and in one of the most heinous heel acts in recent memory, attacks 
Flair from behind and TIES A PLASTIC BAG AROUND HIS HEAD!!!)
 
CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS IX "NEW YORK KNOCKOUT" (VERY GOOD Q) 1HR 52 MIN
November 15, 1989 in Troy, NY
1. The Freebirds v. The Road Warriors (Under black masks and managed by Woman, Doom [Ron Simmons & Butch Reed]
    make their Clash debut.)
2. Doom v. Eddie Gilbert & Tommy Rich 
3. The Midnight Express v. The Dynamic Dudes [Johnny Ace & Shane Douglas] (The Midnights FINALLY make their return to 
      heeldom as Jim Cornette who had been acting as an advisor to the "Dudes", and had been teasing a breakup from the Midnights
      NAILS Shane Douglas with the tennis raquet allowing the Midnights to take the victory)
4. Steve Williams v. The Super Destroyer (Jack Victory) (1:41).
5. Rick & Scott Steiner v. The Skyscrapers (Spivey & Vicious) 
6. NWA U.S. Champ Lex Luger v. Brian Pillman (12:38).
7. Ric Flair v. Terry Funk (TREMENDOUS, TREMENDOUS "I QUIT MATCH"!!!!!! Flair makes Funk quit in one of the top 3
Greatest Clash of the Champions matches of all time, and easily one of the greatest of either of their careers 5*s!)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS X "TEXAS SHOOTOUT" (VG Q) 1HR 30MIN
February 6, 1990 in Corpus Christi, TX
1. Steve Williams v. Samoan Savage 
2. Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk v. The MOD Squad 
3. (4 Horsemen interview - Sting, who is a Horseman now, but against the Horsemen creed, challenged Ric Flair to a title 
    shot as a result of his winning the Starrcade 1989 tournament, is confronted by the other 3 Horsemen.  They give Sting 2 hours
    change his mind about wrestling Flair.  When Sting protests, he is attacked by the Horsemen as they finally return to their heel ways.
3.Mil Mascaras v. Cactus Jack 
4. Norman v. Kevin Sullivan ("falls count anywhere" match.)
5. The Skyscrapers  v. The Road Warriors 
6. NWA Tag Champs Rick & Scott Steiner v. Doom (The Steiners put their Tag Titles up against Doom's masks.  Doom loses
    the match, and are unmasked to reveal themselves to be Ron [Farooq] Simmons and Butch Reed.  It turns out that this was
    the best thing for Doom as they would become a much better team without the masks and would soon enjoy a 7 month
   reign as NWA Tag Team Champions)
7. Ric Flair, Ole & Arn Anderson v. The Dragon Master, Buzz Sawyer, & The Great Muta (THUNDER DOME CAGE MATCH.  
    Wild Match, as the Horsemen were supposed to be the faces going in, but are now booed against the Heel team of Sawyer, Muta
    and Dragon Master who are being cheered.  During the match, Sting tries to climb the cage to attack Flair, but winds up injuring
    his knee LEGIT in the process.  This would delay their title match for several months.  Good Match though)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XI "COASTAL CRUSH" (VERY GOOD Q) 2HRS 30MIN
June 13, 1990 in Charleston, SC
1.  The Southern Boys (Steve Armstrong & Tracey Smothers) v. The Freebirds 
2. Tommy Rich v. Bam Bam Bigelow 
3. Tom Zenk & Mike Rotunda v. Fatu & Samoan Savage 
4. Mark Callous v. Brian Pillman (Mark Callous is now known as the Undertaker)
5. The Rock-n-Roll Express v. NWA U.S. Tag Champs The Midnight Express 
6. Barry Windham v. Doug Furnas 
7. Lex Luger v. Sid Vicious (Sid makes his long awaited return to action after being sidelined with a punctured lung, and Lex
    makes short work of him.  Don't blink or you'll miss it!)
8. NWA Tag Champs Doom v. Rick & Scott Steiner 
9. Paul Orndorff v. Arn Anderson 
10. Junkyard Dog v. NWA World Champ Ric Flair  (They tried to bill this as a big match with the theme being JYD trying to 
      Become the first black NWA World Champion.  But even Ric Flair couldn't carry JYD in this one.)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XII "FALL BRAWL/MOUNTAIN MADNESS" (VERY GOOD Q) 2HRS 30MIN
September 5, 1990 in Asheville, NC
The sound on this tape is low.
1.  The Southern Boys v. The Freebirds (GOOD MATCH!  The Southern Boys win with a double pin!)
2. Mike Rotunda v. Buddy Landell 
3. Master Blasters Iron & Steel v. Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner (The Master Blasters, an obvious Road Warrior ripoff, were
    ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE!  Steel is now known as "Big Sexy" Kevin Nash)
4. The Nasty Boys v. Jackie Fulton & Terry Taylor 
5. Tommy Rich v. Bill Irwin 
6. LPWA Champ Susan Sexton v. Bambi 
7. Rick & Scott Steiner v. Tim Hunt & Jeff Warner 
8. Stan Hansen v. Tom Zenk 
9. NWA U.S. Champ Lex Luger v. Ric Flair 
10. NWA World Champ Sting v. The Black Scorpion (Al Perez) 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XIII "THANKSGIVING THUNDER" (VG Q) 2HRS 30MIN
November 20, 1990 In Jacksonville, Fl
1.  The Freebirds v. The Southern Boys 
2. Brian Pillman v. "Nature Boy" Buddy Landell 
3. Big Cat (Curtis Hughes) v. Brad Armstrong 
4. Tom Zenk v. Brian Lee (This was Brian's WCW debut.  Although he went on to be a star on the indy circuit, he didn't last
    long in WCW. )
5. Michael Wallstreet v. The Starblazer (Tim Horner) 
6. Sgt. Krueger (Ray Apollo) & Col. DeKlerk (Flyboy Rocco Rock) v. The Beast & Kaluha (This was the "finals" to determine the "African" 
    team to enter the Pat O'Connor International Tag Team  Tournament.  Of course, none of the men involved were actually from Africa.)
7. Lex Luger v. The Motor City Madman 
8. Chris & Mark Youngblood v. The Nasty Boys 
9. Sid Vicious v. The Nightstalker (ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE MATCH!  The worst Clash match I've ever seen!  Vicious though, despite
    being a heel, is cheered WILDLY by the crowd.)
10. NWA U.S. Tag Champs Rick & Scott Steiner v. Magnum Force 
11. Ric Flair v. Butch Reed (Flair & Arn Anderson were feuding with Doom at this time.  The stipulation for this match was that
      If Flair won, he'd get Doom's manager Teddy Long as his chauffeur and if Reed won, Long would get Flairs Rolls Royce.)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XIV "DIXIE DYNAMITE" (VG Q) 2HRS 30MIN
January 30, 1991 In Gainesville, GA
1.  Sting & Lex Luger v. WCW Tag Champs Doom 
2. WCW TV Champ Tom Zenk v. Bobby Eaton 
3.  The Freebirds (Garvin & Hayes) v. Tommy Rich & Allen Iron Eagle.
4. Sid Vicious v. Joey Maggs 
5. Terry Taylor v. Ricky Morton 
6. Ranger Ross v. El Cubano 
7. Arn Anderson & Barry Windham v. Chris & Mark Youngblood 
8. Brian Pillman v. Buddy Lee Parker 
9. Missy Hyatt v. Paul E Dangerously in an "arm wrestling" match. (Missy wins, but she had something of an "unfair advantage" on
    Paul E.)
10. Ric Flair v. Scott Steiner (Flair was so convinced that Scott Steiner was the future of the sport that he was willing to lay down
      For him and put him over for the WCW World Title.  Scott respectfully declined.)
 
CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XV "KNOCKSVILLE USA" (VG Q) 2HRS 30MIN
June 14, 1991 In Knoxville, TN
1.  Tracey Smothers, Steve Armstrong, & Tom Zenk v. The Freebirds (VERY GOOD MATCH! In this 6man match, the masked
      BADSTREET debuts as the newest Freebird.  Badstreet was actually Brad Armstrong.  Smothers and Armstrong, formerly 
      known as the Southern Boys are now known as the Young Pistols in honor of Steve's father "BULLET" Bob Armstrong.  
      Zenk & The Southern Boys score a TRIPLE PIN ON THE 'BIRDS!)
2.  Oz v. Johnny Rich (Oz was another of Kevin Nash's failed gimmicks)
3. Danny Spivey v. Big Josh (Matt Borne)
4. Dustin Rhodes v. Terrance Taylor 
5. Sting v. Nikita Koloff  (Grudge match from Superbrawl I, where in a tag match with Lex Luger vs. the Steiner Brothers for 
    the WCW Tag Titles, Nikita Koloff ran in and KO'd Sting with a chain, costing Sting and Luger the match.)
6. Barry Windham & Arn Anderson v. Brian Pillman & El Gigante ("loser leaves town" match.  Pillman would re-surface as the
    masked "Yellow Dog" and continue to torment Windham)
7. IWGP Tag Champs Rick & Scott Steiner v. Masa Chono & Hiro Hase (Good Match.  The Steiners win the match but get
    DESTROYED by Dick Murdoch and Dick Slater, now wrestling as "The Hardliners"  Scott suffers a legit injury here.)
8. The Diamond Stud v. Tommy Rich (The Diamond Studd was Scott Hall)
9. WCW U.S. Champ Lex Luger v. The Great Muta (Lex ducks out of the  way of Muta's handspring elbow, and Muta 
    GOES FLYING CLEAR OVER THE TOP TURNBUCKLE AND OUT OF THE RING!)
10. "Stunning" Steve Austin v. Joey Maggs (The future STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN debuts in WCW and makes short work
of Maggs.)
11. WCW World Champ Ric Flair v. Bobby Eaton (GREAT MATCH! Bobby Eaton has always been one of the unsung heroes in 
wrestling.  He's immensley talented, and completely selfless.  With Eaton's tag team partner Stan Lane and Jim Cornette 
Having recently left WCW due to contractual differences, Eaton was pushed as a singles wrestler, and was put in a World Title
match with "The Nature Boy"  He didn't dissapoint, as they put on a FANTASTIC MATCH)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XVI "FALL BRAWL" (VERY GOOD Quality) 2HRS 30MIN
September 5, 1991 in Augusta, GA
The picture quality is good, but it shakes, so in all fairness, I had to drop the overall quality rating down to "Fair"
1. Battle Royal (which included: El Gigante, Steve Austin, Big Josh, Bobby Eaton, One Man Gang, Oz, PN News, Buddy Lee Parker, 
      Ranger Ross, Dustin Rhodes, Thomas Rich, Tracey Smothers, Terrance Taylor, Barry Windham, & Tom Zenk.
2. Brian Pillman v. Badstreet 
3. WCW U.S. Champ Sting v. Johnny B Badd (Sting wins the match, but is attacked afterward by CACTUS JACK!)
4. Ricky Morton v. Mike Graham 
5. The Freebirds v. Todd Champion & Firebreaker Chip 
6. Video footage of Ron Simmons with comments by Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden. 
7. Ron Simmons v. The Diamond Stud (Now a singles wrestler, WCW begins to groom Ron Simmons as a main event talent)
8. Interview - Ron Simmons issues a challenge to Lex Luger, who had recently won the World Title at the  Great American Bash.)
9. Van Hammer v. Terrance Taylor (Van Hammer debuts in WCW)
10. WCW TV Champ Steve Austin v. Tom Zenk
11. More flattering video footage of Ron Simmons including a contract signing for a title shot against Luger at Halloween Havok.
      Luger has some LESS THAN flattering words for Simmons and Simmons ATTACKS LUGER!
12.  Arn Anderson & Larry Zbysko v. Rick Steiner & Bill Kazmier (Arn and Larry, known as "The Enforcers" win the vacant 
       WCW World Tag Titles

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XVII (VG Q) 2HRS 30MIN
Novem1991 in Savannah, GAber 19, 
1.  Big Josh v. Thomas Rich ("lumberjack" match.)
2. Bobby Eaton v. Firebreaker Chip 
3. Interview - Sting is brought out to find out who has been sending him mysterious gift boxes to him for the past several weeks.
      A large box is carried out to the ring and out steps MEDUSA who distracts Sting so that he fails to see LEX LUGER ATTACK
      STING FROM BEHIND!  Lex attacks Sting's leg.)
4. Tom Zenk v. The Diamond Studd (Footage of Sting being stretchered out of the arena is shown.  His U.S. Title match against
    Rick Rude is now in doubt.)
5. WCW TV Champ Steve Austin v. PN News 
6. Cactus Jack v. Van Hammer
7. Dustin Rhodes & A mystery partner v. Arn Anderson & Larry Zbysko (GREAT MATCH!  Dustin's mystery partner turns out to 
      be RICKY "THE DRAGON" STEAMBOAT!!!  Dustin and Steamboat beat the Enforcers  to win the 
     WCW Tag Titles!)
8.   Footage of Jushin Liger is shown.  Liger would be coming in to challenge the winner of the Lt. Heavyweight Title match between 
      Brian Pillman and Johnny B. Badd)
9. WCW Light Heavyweight Champ Brian Pillman v. Johnny B Badd
10. Rick Rude v. Sting (Rude was prepared to be awarded the U.S. Title by forfeit when the injured Sting makes his way back to
      The arena and returns to the ring to fight.  Rude still manages to beat Sting to win the WCW U.S. Title.  At this point, Rude 
      Begins to put on the best work of his career, as he would dominate as the U.S. Champion and get several shots at the World
      Title.)
11. WCW World Champ Lex Luger v. Rick Steiner 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XVIII [24/7] 2 DISKS
January 21, 1992 in Topeka, KS
1.  Todd Champion & Firebreaker Chip v. Buddy Lee Parker & Bob Cook.
2. Rick & Scott Steiner v. Big Van Vader & Mr. Hughes 
3. Marcus Bagwell & Brian Pillman v. Terry Taylor & Tracey Smothers 
4. Johnny B Badd v. Richard Morton 
5. PN News v. Diamond Dallas Page 
6. Cactus Jack v. Van Hammer ("falls count anywhere" match.)
7. The Freebirds v. Brad Armstrong & Big Josh 
8. Vinnie Vegas (Once again, Kevin Nash) v. Thomas Rich (Nash would finally hit on the right gimmick when he would jump to 
      The WWF and become known as Deisel. 
9. Dustin Rhodes, Barry Windham, & Ron Simmons v. Arn Anderson, Larry Zbysko, & Bobby Eaton 
10. Sting & Ricky Steamboat v. Steve Austin & Rick Rude 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XIX (VG Q) 2HRS 30MIN
June 16, 1992 In Charleston, SC
This card showcased the first round in the NWA/WCW Unification Tag Team tournament.  Several teams represented specific 
World Countries to make this truly a "World" Tag Team tournament. 
1.  Ricky Steamboat & Nikita Koloff  [USA/Lithuania] v. Joe & Dean Malenko [Europe] (GREAT MATCH!  C'mon. Steamboat 
      and Both Malenko Brothers?  What else did you expect?)
2. Rick Rude & Steve Austin [USA] v. Marcus Bagwell & Tom Zenk [USA]
3. Terry Gordy & Steve Williams [Japan] v. Larry & Jeff O'Day [Australia] (Complete squash as Williams and Gordy
who were dominating the tag team scene in All Japan and worked as heels here by choosing to represent Japan instead of
America just DESTROY the O'Days)
4. Rick & Scott Steiner [USA] v. Miguel Perez, Jr. & Ricky Santana [Puerto Rico]  (We never actually see the match, as we get 
      word from Williams and Gordy, that they were injured in a car accident.  It's perfectly obvious from listening to them though, that 
      Gordy & Williams had attacked and injured the Mexican team themselves to insure that the Steiner Brothers would have to face 
      Williams and Gordy in the second round.)
5. Barry Windham & Dustin Rhodes [USA] v. Arn Anderson & Bobby Eaton [USA] (GOOD MATCH)
6. The Freebirds [USA] v. El Texano & Silver King [Mexico]
7. Jushin Liger & Brian Pillman [Japan/USA] v. Chris Benoit & Beef Wellington [Canada] (VERY GOOD MATCH as Liger and 
      his usual opponent in the U.S. Pillman wrestle Wellington and the super talented Chris Benoit)
8. Akira Nogami & Hiro Hase [Japan] v. Headhunters [Dominican Republic] (Not the Head Hunters you're thinking of.  This was 
      Arn Anderson & Bob Cook under masks)
9.  Interview - Jesse Ventura interviews Harley Race confronts Simmons and makes a racist remark, resulting in Simmons beating the
      hell out of Race.)
10.Bill Watts orders that since Williams and Gordy eliminated the Puerto Rican team from the tournament, they must fight the
      Steiners in the opening match of Round II tonight!
11. Terry Gordy & Steve Williams v. Rick & Scott Steiner (THE DREAM MATCH, as two of the best teams in the world
     face off for the first time! )

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XX "20TH ANNIVERSARY" [24/7]  2 DISKS
September 2, 1992 Atlanta, Ga
1.  Ricky Steamboat v. Steve Austin (Steamboat pins Austin in a FANTASTIC MATCH to win the WCW TV Title.)
2. Arn Anderson & Bobby Eaton v. Dick Slater & Greg Valentine 
3. WCW World Champ Ron Simmons v. Cactus Jack 
4. The Barbarian & Butch Reed v. Barry Windham & Dustin Rhodes 
5. Rick Rude, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Super Invader, & Big Van Vader v. Sting, Nikita Koloff, Rick & Scott Steiner 
(Survivor Series style elimination match)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXI (VG Q) 2HRS 30MIN
November 18, 1992 in Macon, GA
1.  Interview - Jesse Ventura interviews Brian Pillman on crutches about his injury.  Brad Armstrong comes out and Pillman attacks
     Him with his crutches.  The ref immediately orders the match to start!
2. Brian Pillman v. Brad Armstrong (Pillman, now a heel and looking real comfortable at it, steals a quick one from Armstrong.)
3. Scotty Flamingo [Raven] v. Johnny B Badd ("boxing" match.)
4. Erik Watts & Kensuke Sasaki v. Arn Anderson & Bobby Eaton (Bill Watts is still in charge of running WCW as you can easily
    see by the fact that his INCREDIBLY green and untalented son Erik is not only suddenly being elevated into high profile 
    matches, but is also being booked to win too!)
5.  Ron Simmons & Too Cold Scorpio v. Tony Atlas, The Barbarian, & Cactus Jack (In one of the most dramatic debuts ever in 
      WCW, the completely unknown Too Cold Scorpio makes a HUGE first impression running down to the ring with Simmons for
      Their "Ghetto Odds" handicap match, and JUST BLOWS THE CROWD AWAY with his high flying ability.  ESPECIALLY 
      when he scores the pin with the first 450 Splash ever seen in the U.S.!)
6..Madusa v. Paul E Dangerously 
7.Sting v. Rick Rude (in a "King of Cable" tournament match.)
8.Ricky Steamboat & Shane Douglas v. Barry Windham & Dustin Rhodes (VERY GOOD MATCH!  Steamboat & Douglas win the 
       tag titles in a rare face vs. face match.  It doesn't stay that way for long afterwards though, as Windham displays a more 
      aggressive heel like style, and gets into a disagreement with Dustin Rhodes who actually PULLS WINDHAM OFF OF RHODES
      while attempting to pin Steamboat because Steamboat was injured.  While Windham and Rhodes argue, Douglas tags in, and
      surprises Windham for the pin.  Rhodes tries to apologize, but Windham ATTACKS DUSTIN AND BEATS THE HELL OUT
      OF HIM!)

Clash of the Champions XXII (VERY GOOD Q) 
January 13, 1993 in Milwaukee, WI
Occasional tracking lines on the screen during several matches.
1.  Cactus Jack v. Johnny B. Badd 
2. Too Cold Scorpio v. Scotty Flamingo 
3. Chris Benoit v. Brad Armstrong (VERY GOOD MATCH!  Unfortunately, Chris Benoit would be GROSSLY misused
    during his first stay in WCW and became little more than a high level Jobber.  His best days were definitely ahead of him.)
4. Vinnie Vegas v. Tony Atlas in an "arm wrestling" match.
5. The Wrecking Crew v. Johnny Gunn & Tom Zenk 
6. NWA & WCW Tag Champs Shane Douglas & Ricky Steamboat v. Brian Pillman & Steve Austin (Pillman and Austin, calling
    themselves the "Hollywood Blondes" would become an INCREDIBLE team in WCW.)
6. Dustin Rhodes, Sting, & Cactus Jack v. Big Van Vader, Paul Orndorff, & Barry Windham (steel cage match)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXIII [24/7] 2 disks
June 16, 1993 in Norfolk, VA
1. Ron Simmons v. Dick Slater 
2. Steven Regal v. Marcus Bagwell (VERY GOOD MATCH!  This is Bagwell before he was "Buff" and stinking up arenas around
    the country.
3. Maxx Payne v. Johnny B. (no match, as Payne attacks Badd on the interview set earlier.  Tom Zenk comes out and brawls with
     Payne)
4. NWA Champion Barry Windham v. Too Cold Scorpio (FANTASTIC MATCH!)
5. Big Van Vader, Sid Vicious, & Rick Rude v. Dustin Rhodes, Sting, & Davey Smith 
6. Ric Flair & Arn Anderson v. NWA & WCW Tag Champs The Hollywood Blondes [Brian Pillman & Steve Austin] (2/3 falls - 
     GREAT MATCH!)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXIV (VG Q) 1HR 35MIN
August 18, 1993 in Daytona Beach, FL
1.  Arn Anderson & Paul Roma v. Steve Austin & Steven Regal [substituting for Brian Pillman] (Anderson & the 4 horsmen's newest 
     member Roma win the WCW Tag titles!
2.  Too Cold Scorpio v. Bobby Eaton 
3. Johnny B. Badd v. Maxx Payne 
4. FLAIR FOR THE GOLD interview segment - With Sting & Daveyboy Smith
5. Ricky Steamboat v. Paul Orndorff (Steamboat wins the WCW TV Title!)
6. Sting & Ric Flair v. Awesome Kong & King Kong 
7. Road Warrior Hawk & Dustin Rhodes v. The Equalizer & Rick Rude 
8. WCW World Champ Vader v. Davey Smith 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXV (VG Q) 1hr 32min
November 10, 1993 in St Petersburg, FL
1.  WCW International World Champ Rick Rude v. Road Warrior Hawk
2. The Shockmaster v. The Equalizer 
3. WCW TV Champ Steven Regal v. Johnny B. Badd 
4. Steve Austin v. Brian Pillman (GREAT MATCH - The Hollywood Blondes are mortal enemies now.)
5. WCW U.S. Champ Dustin Rhodes v. Paul Orndorff
6. The Nasty Boys v. Sting & Davey Smith 
7. Ric Flair v. WCW World Champ Vader 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXVI (VG Q) 1HR 32MIN
January 27, 1994 in Baton Rouge, LA
1.  Marcus Bagwell & Too Cold Scorpio v. Paul Roma & Paul Orndorff 
2. Ron Simmons v. Ice Train 
3. WCW TV Champ Steven Regal v. Dustin Rhodes
4. Maxx Payne & Cactus Jack v. The Nasty Boys 
5. Brian Pillman v. Robert Parker ("loser must were a chicken suit" match)
6. Sting & Ric Flair v. Vader & Rick Rude ("elimination" match)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXVII [24/7]
June 23, 1994 in Charleston, SC
1.  WCW Tag Champs Cactus Jack & Kevin Sullivan v. The Nasty Boys (GREAT BRAWL!)
2. The Guardian Angel v. Tex Slashinger 
3. Steven Regal v. Larry Zbysko (Regal wins the WCW TV Title.)
4. Johnny B. Badd v. WCW U.S. Champ Steve Austin 
5. WCW World Champ Ric Flair v. Sting (Flair wins the WCW International World Title to finally unify both belts.  The newly
    arrived Hulk Hogan runs in after the match to attack Flair)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXVIII (VG Q) 2HRS
August 28, 1994 in Cedar Rapids, IA
1.  The Nasty Boys v. Paul Roma & Paul Orndorff 
2. Ricky Steamboat v. Steve Austin (The Dragon wins the WCW U.S. Title!)
3. Dusty & Dustin Rhodes v. Terry Funk & Bunkhouse Buck 
4. Antonio Inoki v. Steven Regal 
5. Ric Flair v. WCW World Champ Hulk Hogan (Hogan had recently defeated Flair at the Bash at the Beach PPV for the World Title)

Note:  With Hulk Hogan having recently joined WCW and winning the WCW World Title in his very first match, WCW has officially
gone down the tubes.  With the addition of Hogan, came a change in booking where Hogan insisted on reforming WCW into the
WWF of 1985, with the invention of the Dungeon of Doom, the inability of ANY wrestler to defeat him and other ridiculous angles 
that were basically designed to make Hogan into the same undefeated superstar that he was 10 years earlier.  The results unfortunately
turned WCW (as well as Hogan's legacy) into a mockery of what it once was just a few short years (or even months for that matter) earlier.

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXIX (VG Q) 1HR 33MIN
November 16, 1994 in Jacksonville, FL
1.  Patriot & Marcus Bagwell v. Paul Roma & Paul Orndorff (Patriot & Bagwell win the WCW Tag Title)
2. WCW TV Title Johnny B. Badd v. Honkytonk Man 
3. Harlem Heat v. The Nasty Boys 
4. Vader v. Dustin Rhodes
5. WCW U.S. Champ Jim Duggan v. Steve Austin 
6. Hulk Hogan, Sting, & Dave Sullivan v. The Butcher, Avalanche, & Kevin Sullivan 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXX [24/7]
January 25, 1995 in Las Vegas, NV
1.  WCW TV Champ Arn Anderson v. Johnny B. Badd 
2. Alex Wright v. Bobby Eaton 
3. WCW Tag Champs Harlem Heat v. Marcus Bagwell & Patriot 
4. Sting v. Avalanche
5. Hulk Hogan & Randy Savage v. Kevin Sullivan & The Butcher

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXXI (VG Q) 1HR 30MIN
August 4, 1995 in Daytona Beach, FL
1. Sting & Road Warrior Hawk v. Meng & Kurasawa 
2. Diamond Dallas Page v. Alex Wright 
3. WCW TV Champ The Renegade v. Paul Orndorff 
4. Harlem Heat & Sherri Martel v. Bunkhouse Buck, Dick Slater, & Roberts Parker 
5. Big Van Vader v. Arn Anderson & Ric Flair ("handicap" match. )

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXXII (VG Q) 1HR 40MIN
January 23, 1996 in Las Vegas, NV
1.  The Public Enemy v. The Nasty Boys 
2. Dean Malenko v. Alex Wright 
3. Brian Pillman v. Eddie Guerrero 
4. WCW Tag Champs Sting & Lex Luger v. Bobby Eaton & Steven Regal 
5. "Mexican Heavyweight Champ" Konnan v. Psicosis
6. Ric Flair & The Giant v. Hulk Hogan & Randy Savage 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXXIII (VG Q) 1HR 32MIN
August 15, 1996 in Denver, CO
1WCW Cruiserweight Champ Rey Misterio, Jr. v. Dean Malenko (GREAT MATCH!)
2. V.K. Wallstreet v. Jim Duggan (But not to be outdone, this match stunk the place up to high heaven)
3. Konnan v. Ultimo Dragon (Good Match)
4. Madusa v. Bull Nakano 
5. Eddie Guerrero v. Diamond Dallas Page 
6. The Giant v. Chris Benoit (Don't blink or you'll miss it.)
7. WCW Tag Champs Harlem Heat v. Rick & Scott Steiner v. Sting & Lex Luger (Triangle Match)
8. Ric Flair v. WCW World Champ Hulk Hogan (Hulk is fresh of his heel turn at the previous PPV, so for the first time, Ric Flair
    is being cheered as the babyface while Hogan is being booed out of the building!)

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXXIV (VG Q) 1HR 30MIN
January 21, 1997 in Milwaukee, WI
1.  Dean Malenko v. Ultimate Dragon (Malenko wins the WCW Cruiserweight Title in a GREAT MATCH!)
2. Scotty Riggs v. Mike Enos 
3. Chris Jericho, Super Calo, & Chavo Guerrero Jr. v. Konnan, La Parka, & Mr. JL
4. Harlem Heat v. Renegade & Joe Gomez 
5. Masa Chono v. Alex Wright 
6. Eddie Guerrero v. Scott Norton 
7. Chris Benoit v. Kevin Sullivan (ANOTHER WILD "falls count anywhere" brawl that goes all over the arena.  These two had
    a great chemistry together.)
8. Rick & Scott Steiner v. Jacques Rougeau & Pierre Oulette 
9. Lex Luger v. Scott Hall 

CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS XXXV [24/7] 2 disks
August 21, 1997 in Nashville, TN
1.  Steve McMichael v. Jeff Jarrett 
2. Raven pinned Stevie ("no DQ" match.)
3. Alex Wright v. Ultimo Dragon 
4. WCW Cruiserweight Champ Chris Jericho v. Eddie Guerrero 
5. Psicosis, Silver King, Villanos IV & V v. Juventud Guerrera, Super Calo, Hector Garza, & Lizmark Jr.
6. Ric Flair & Curt Hennig v. Konnan & Syxx
7. WCW Tag Champs Scott Hall & Randy Savage (sub for Kevin Nash) v. Diamond Dallas Page & Lex Luger 

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