January 10th 1987 At The Veterans Memorial Coliseum In Phoenix Arizona:

1.        George "the Animal" Steele, The Junkyard Dog & Billy Jack Haynes v. Alex Martin, Mike Yucca & Tim Patterson

2.        Update – Bobby Heenan & Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff

3.        Honkytonk Man & Jimmy Hart outside Graceland, the home of Elvis Presley.  HTM isn’t impressed with the place.

4.        The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff v. the WWF Tag-Team Champions The British Bulldogs

5.        Piper’s Pit – Randy Savage & Elizabeth

6.        Hercules v. Alex Knight

7.        Int – Bobby Heenan talks to Jesse about Andre the Giant’s suspension being lifted.  Heenan won’t give Jesse any details of the meeting
though.

8.        Int – Randy Savage

9.        Promo – Black Jack Mulligan

10.     Jake Roberts v. Billy Anderson

11.     Int – Ricky Steamboat

12.     music video

13.     The Rougeau Brothers v. Jack Kruger & Kevin Collins

14.     Promo – Outback Jack

15.     Butch Reed v. Reggie Parks

16.     The Can Am Connection enters the building and gets mobbed by female fans.

17.     Int – Bruno Sammartino

January 17th 1987 At The Meadowlands In East Rutherford New Jersey:

18.     Ricky Steamboat v. Barry O.

19.     Update – Bobby Heenan gets manhandled by Billy Jack Haynes when he interferes in Haynes match against King Harley Race.  Heenan
promises something “Big” coming that will settle the score.  Is it Big John Studd, King Kong Bundy or someone even bigger?

20.     Kamala v. Don Driggers

21.     Int – Bruno Sammartino

22.     Int – Raymond Rougeau

23.     Promo – Outback Jack

24.     Demolition v. Salvatore Bellomo & Mario Mancini

25.     Piper’s Pit – WWF President Jack Tunney awards Hulk Hogan a huge trophy in celebration of his holding the WWF Title for the past
3 years.

26.     Hercules v. Jim Parks

27.     "Iron" Mike Sharpe & Terry Gibbs v. The Killer Bees

 

 

January 10^th 1987 partial

1.        The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff v. the WWF Tag-Team Champions The British Bulldogs

2.        Piper’s Pit – Randy Savage & Elizabeth

3.        The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers v. Jack Kruger & Kevin Collins

4.        Promo – Outback Jack

5.        Butch Reed v. Reggie Parks

January 17th 1987 At The Meadowlands In East Rutherford New Jersey:

6.        Ricky Steamboat v. Barry O.

7.        Update – Bobby Heenan gets manhandled by Billy Jack Haynes when he interferes in Haynes match against King Harley Race.  Heenan
promises something “Big” coming that will settle the score.  Is it Big John Studd, King Kong Bundy or someone even bigger?

8.        Kamala v. Don Driggers

9.        Int – Bruno Sammartino

10.     Int – Raymond Rougeau

11.     Promo – Outback Jack

12.     Demolition v. Salvatore Bellomo & Mario Mancini (Demolition makes their Superstars debut Ax is Bill “Masked Superstar” Eadie
and Smash was Randy “Moondog Spot” Culley.  Culley would only last a few appearances before being quietly replaced by Barry
Darsow.)

13.     Piper’s Pit – WWF President Jack Tunney awards Hulk Hogan a huge trophy in celebration of his holding the WWF Title for the past
3 years.  Andre the Giant comes out and congratulates Hogan, but doesn’t look too sincere about it.  Hmmm…

14.     Hercules v. Jim Parks

15.     "Iron" Mike Sharpe & Terry Gibbs v. The Killer Bees

16.     Int – Hart Foundation

17.     Int – Randy Savage

January 24th 1987 At The Meadowlands In East Rutherford New Jersey:

18.     Paul Orndorff v. Paul Roma (Steve Lombardi attacks Roma after the match!)

19.     Update:  Spotlight on King Kong Bundy & Kamala

20.     Koko B. Ware v. Steve Lombardi

21.     Int – Ricky Steamboat

22.     Int – Steve Lombardi. 

23.     Can Am Connection v. Magnificent Muraco & Bob Orton

24.     Int – Billy jack Haynes

25.     Promo – Outback Jack

26.     Randy Savage v. Tony Sharpe

27.     Pipers Pit – Jack Tunney presents a trophy to Andre the Giant for being “undefeated” for 15 years.  Andre begins to speak and Hulk Hogan
comes out and compliments Andre on his award.  Andre can’t get a word in edgewise, and after apparently noticing that his trophy isn’t as
large as Hogan’s was last week, walks off the set.  Piper seems kind of confused, as Andre didn’t seem too happy.

28.     Promo – Honkytonk Man on location at the Heartbreak Hotel

29.     The Hart Foundation v. Tony Garea & Scott McGhee

30.     Blackjack Mulligan, Mike Rotundo & Danny Spivey v. Ron Bass, Jimmy Jack Funk & The Gladiator in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

31.     Int – Randy Savage

January 31st 1987 At The Meadowlands In East Rutherford New Jersey:

32.     Pedro Morales & Tito Santana v. The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff (Slick interferes and gets wiped out by Tito.  Butch Reed comes
down to ringside and carries the unconscious Slick away.)

33.     Update – Ricky Steamboat visits a school.

34.     Butch Reed promises revenge for his manager Slick being roughed up earlier.

35.     Harley Race v. Greg Nance

36.     Int – Bruno Sammartino

37.     Promo – Honkytonk Man and Jimmy Hart on location at an Elvis Presley museum.  HTM claims to be a waaaay better performer than
Elvis.)

38.     The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers v. Al Navarro & Tiger Chung Lee

39.     Int – King Kong Bundy

40.     Int – Paul Roma responds to Steve Lombardi, who attacked him last week.

41.     Adrian Adonis v. Jack Kruger

42.     Piper’s Pit – Jesse Ventura claims to have some information regarding Andre the Giant, but refuses to tell anyone.  Jesse does however
point out how Hulk Hogan’s trophy from a couple of weeks ago is bigger than Andre’s trophy.  The simple fact that Jesse is taking Andre’s
side on the matter, is a clear indicator that Andre the Giant is about to turn heel.  Jesse & Piper promise to have Andre and Hogan on the Pit
next week.

43.     Greg Valentine v. Haku

44.     Jake Roberts v. Jerry Allen

45.     Int – Hercules

46.     Int – Randy Savage

47.     Roddy Piper asks Hulk Hogan to be on Piper’s Pit next week.  Hogan agrees.

February 7th 1987 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida:

48.     Randy Savage v. David Gold

49.     Update

50.     The Hart Foundation v. The British Bulldogs (With the help of referee Danny Davis, The Hart Foundation beat the Bulldogs for the
WWF Tag Team Titles!)

51.     Int – Randy Savage

52.     Hercules v. Buddy Blake

53.     Int - Hercules

54.     Outback Jack v. Steve Lombardi (Outback Jack makes his WWF wrestling debut)

55.     Piper’s Pit – Jesse Ventura & Piper welcome both Andre the Giant and Hulk Hogan to the Pit.  Andre however, comes out with none other
than Bobby “The Brain” Heenan!  Andre challenges Hogan to a title match at Wrestlemania 3 and then rips Hogan’s shirt off before leaving
with The Brain.  Andre has officially turned heel.  The road to Wrestlemania 3 and one of the biggest WWF Title matches in history has
begun.

56.     The Killer Bees v. Jimmy Jack Funk & Al Navarro

57.     Butch Reed v. David Stoudemire

February 14th 1987 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida:

58.     Based on Danny Davis’s recent actions and especially due to his blatantly costing the British Bulldogs the WWF Tag Team titles last week,
WWF President Jack Tunny suspends Davis for life! (Davis would return to refereeing in the WWF 2 years later)

59.     Tito Santana v. Terry Gibbs

60.     Don Muraco & Bob Orton Jr. v. Lanny Poffo & Leo Strohien

61.     Int – Hulk Hogan

62.     Int – Adrian Adonis

63.     The Junkyard Dog v. John Valkower

64.     Int – The Rougeau Brothers

65.     Demolition v. Mario Mancini & Sivi Afi (Demolition’s second appearance on Superstars, and Barry Darsow has replaced Randy Culley
Smash.  This would be the Smash that everyone would remember. With Bill Eadie as Ax, Demolition would go on to become one of
the greatest tag teams in WWF history.

66.     Piper’s Pit – Piper runs down the events of the past several Pits, leading up to Andre the Giant’s heel turn and challenging of Hulk Hogan
to a title match at Wrestlemania 3.  Piper brings out Hogan, who accepts Andre’s challenge.

67.     Jimmy Hart announces that he has just signed former referee Danny Davis to a wrestling contract!

 

February 21st 1987 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida:

1.        Greg Valentine & Brutus Beefcake v. Paul Roma & Frankie Rose

2.        Snake Pit – Honkytonk Man blasts Jake Roberts over the head with his guitar!  This will set up a match between the two at Wrestlemania 3.

3.        Koko B. Ware v. The Red Demon

4.        Int – Hulk Hogan & Billy Jack Haynes

February 28th 1987 At The New Haven Coliseum In New Haven Connecticut:

5.        Contract signing between Hulk Hogan & Andre the Giant for their title match at Wrestlemania 3.

6.        Billy Jack Haynes v. King Kong Bundy

7.        The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers v. Dave Wagner & Rick Renslow

8.        Int – Hulk Hogan & Billy Jack Haynes

9.        The Honky Tonk Man v. Jerry Monti

10.     Int – Killer Bees

11.     Kamala v. David Stoudemire

12.     Pipers Pit – British Bulldogs & Tito Santana

13.     Rick Martel, Tom Zenk & Lanny Poffo v. Greg Valentine, Brutus Beefcake & Adrian Adonis [with Jimmy Hart, Johnny Valiant &
Dino Bravo (During the match Jimmy Hart gives Adonis a pair of scissors and The Adorable one ACCIDENTALLY CUTS BRUTUS BEEFCAKE’S HAIR!  The shocked Beefcake is then pinned by Martell.  Johnny V, Brutus, Valentine & Bravo yell at Jimmy Hart and Adonis afterward.)

14.     Int – Hercules & Adrian Adonis

March 7th 1987 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida:

15.     The Junkyard Dog v. Pete Doherty

16.     Update – Jake Roberts has secured the services of Rock Star Alice Cooper to watch Jake’s back during his Wrestlemania 3 match against
the Honkytonk Man.

17.     Demolition v. Tom Sharpe & Mike Lucca

18.     Int – Hercules & Adrian Adonis

 

 

March 7^th cont.

1.        Int – Bob Euker, who will be a guest personality at Wrestlemania 3.

2.        Ricky Steamboat v. Terry Gibbs

3.        Int – Don Muraco & Bob Orton Jr.

4.        Promo – Hacksaw Jim Duggan does his first introductory promo prior to joining the WWF.  Duggan was actually a jobber back in the early
80s, but after a successful run in Mid-South, Duggan is returning as a full fledged superstar.

5.        The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff v. S.D. Jones & Brad Rheingans

6.        Piper’s Pit – Andre the Giant & Bobby Heenan.  Captain Lou Albano comes out to yell at Andre for turning on the fans.

7.        Int – Aretha Franklin, who will be singing at Wrestlemania 3.

8.        The Hart Foundation v. Jerry Allen & Jim Powers

9.        Int – Piper & Hogan

March 14th 1987 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida:

10.     The Killer Bees v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe & Tiger Chung Lee

11.     Harley Race v. Don Driggers

12.     Koko B. Ware v. Barry O.

13.     Int – Hulk Hogan

14.     Int – Bob Euker & Andre the Giant.  Pretty funny.

15.     Hercules v. Mario Mancini

16.     Piper’s Pit – Hulk Hogan

17.     Randy Savage v. Sivi Afi

18.     Int - Hercules

March 21st 1987 At The Hara Arena In Dayton Ohio:

19.     Int – Hacksaw Jim Duggan, who runs off when he hears Nikolai Volkoff singing the Russion National Anthem in the ring. Duggan
storms the ring and chases Volkoff & the Iron Shiek off with his 2x4

20.     Int – Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff

21.     Don Muraco & Bob Orton Jr. v. Corporal Kirschner & Mario Mancini

22.     Int – Hart Foundation

23.     Adrian Adonis v. Jim Young

24.     Int – Junkyard Dog

25.     Tito Santana & The British Bulldogs v. Steve Lombardi, Al Navarro & Rick Renslow in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

26.     Piper’s Pit – Jack Tunney unveils a WWF Title Belt that is large enough to fit around Andre the Giant’s waist.  Andre and Heenan
come out and walk off with the belt!

 

 

March 21^st 1987 cont.

1.        Gene Okerlund inverviews Aretha Franklin

2.        Int – Jake Roberts & Alice Cooper

3.        The Honky Tonk Man v. Lanny Poffo

4.        Int – Hulk Hogan

March 28th 1987 At The Hara Arena In Dayton Ohio:

5.        Bob Euker interviews Bobby Heenan & Andre the Giant

6.        Can-Am Connection v. Steve Lombardi & Johnny K-9

7.        Update – Ricky Steamboat

8.        Butch Reed v. Jim Powers

9.        Int – The Rougeau Brothers

10.     The Hart Foundation v. Joe Mirto & Rick Hunter

11.     Int – Jake Roberts & Alice Cooper

12.     Int – Andre the Giant

13.     Int – Iron Shiek

14.     Int - Jim Duggan

15.     Int - Jake Roberts v. Moondog Spot

16.     THE FINAL Piper’s Pit!  Piper takes down the set and thanks all of the fans for their support as he prepares for his retirement match
against Adrian Adonis at Wrestlemania 3.

17.     Bobby Heenan interviews Aretha Franklin

18.     Harley Race v. Jerry Allen

19.     Int – Hulk Hogan

April 4th 1987 At The Hara Arena In Dayton Ohio:

20.     Hacksaw Jim Duggan v. Iron Shiek (It’s not long before Duggan is viciously double teamed by the Shiek & Nikolai Volkoff.  Duggan is
beaten bloody!)

21.     Int – Kamala w/ Kimchee & The Wizard

22.     Promo – Outback Jack

23.     The Killer Bees v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe & Jimmy Jack Funk

24.     Int – Hulk Hogan

25.     Nikolai Volkoff v. Rick Hunter (after the match, a still bloody, but bandaged Jim Duggan storms the ring and runs the heels off.)

26.     Int – The Islanders (Haku & Tama, who are still babyfaces at the moment.)

27.     Jake Roberts v. The Raider

28.     George “The Animal” Steele eats a WWF icecream bar.

29.     Demolition v. Sivi Afi & Brad Rheingans

30.     Gene Okerlund recaps the events that took place at Wrestlemania 3.

31.     Ken Patera’s Story pt. 1  (After a stay in prison, the former Olympic weight lifter and Intercontinental Champion will be making his
return to the WWF soon.)

32.     Harley Race v. Don Driggers

33.     Int – Harley Race

34.     Int – Hart Foundation

April 11th 1987 At The Thomas & Mack Center In Las Vegas Nevada:

35.     Koko B. Ware v. Jimmy Jack Funk

36.     Update - Demolition 

37.     Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo v. Nick Kiniski & Tom Sharpe

38.     The Honky Tonk Man v. Jim Young

39.     The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers v. Terry Gibbs & Bill Howard

40.     Hercules v. Billy Anderson

41.     The Hart Foundation v. S.D. Jones & Rick Hunter

 

42.     April 18th 1987 At The Thomas & Mack Center In Las Vegas Nevada:

43.     Rick Martel & Tom Zenk v. Barry O. & Dusty Wolfe

44.     Ron Bass v. Alex Knight

45.     Jim Duggan v. Tiger Chung Lee

46.     Sika Anoia & Kamala v. Jerry Allen & Jesse Cortez

47.     Jake Roberts v. Joe Mirto

48.     Harley Race v. Billy Anderson

 

April 25th 1987 At The Thomas & Mack Center In Las Vegas Nevada:

1.        The Killer Bees v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe & Steve Lombardi

2.        The Ken Patera Story – Patera is finally released from Prison and vows to be a better man, and to get back at Bobby Heenan who
according to Patera, sold him up the river.

3.        Int – Bobby Heenan gives his own views on the return of Ken Patera.

4.        Blackjack Mulligan & Billy Jack Haynes v. Dave Wagner & Rick Renslow

5.        The Iron Sheik, Nikolai Volkoff & Butch Reed v. Sivi Afi & The Islanders in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

6.        Int – Lord Alfred Hayes

7.        Int – The Hart Foundation

8.        Int Brutus Beefcake

May 2nd 1987 At The Centrum In Worcester Massachusetts:

9.        Randy Savage v. S.D. Jones

10.     Int – George “The Animal” Steele

11.     Update – The feud between Billy Jack Haynes and Hercules

12.     Brutus Beefcake v. Johnny V. (“The Barber” finally gets revenge on his former manager)

13.     Int – Jake Roberts

14.     Killer Khan v. Nelson Veilleux

15.     Int – Harley Race

16.     Sika and Kamala fight over a lobster.  No, I’m not kidding. 

17.     Can Am Connection v. Dusty Wolfe & Rocky Stone

18.     Int – Blackjack Mulligan

19.     Ken Patera and Bobby Heenan in a face to face debate.  Pretty funny, as they winid up bleeping the hell out of Heenan’s comments.  An
enraged Patera beats Heenan senseless

20.     Adrian Adonis v. Jack Milliman

21.     Int – Hulk Hogan

May 9th 1987 At The Centrum In Worcester Massachusetts:

1.        Davey Boy Smith v. Bret "the Hitman" Hart

2.        Int – Honkytonk Man

3.        Int – Ken Patera

 

May 9th 1987 At The Centrum In Worcester Massachusetts:

4.        Davey Boy Smith v. Bret "the Hitman" Hart

5.        Int – Honkytonk Man

6.        Int – Ken Patera

May 16th 1987 At The Centrum In Worcester Massachusetts:

7.        Demolition v. The Islanders

8.        Update – Harley Race

9.        Jim Duggan v. Dave Barbie

10.     The Honky Tonk Man v. Joe Mirto

11.     Int – George “The Animal” Steele

12.     Killer Khan v. Rick Hunter

13.     Int – The NEW Dream Team (Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo)

14.     Ken Patera v. Hercules (Harley Race runs in and attacks Patera.  Billy Jack Haynes comes in to even the odds.)

15.     Int –Ken Patera

16.     Int – Danny Davis

17.     Int – Hulk Hogan

18.     Tito Santana, Blackjack Mulligan & Billy Jack Haynes v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe & The Shadows in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match 

19.     Int - Demolition

20.     Int – Don Muraco & Bob Orton

21.     Int – Hulk Hogan

May 23rd 1987 In Anaheim California:

1.        Randy Savage v. Jerry Monti

2.        Update – Superstar Billy Graham who had recently returned to action, is recovering from hip surgery.

3.        Promo – Killer Kahn

4.        Hillbilly Jim & Outback Jack v. Dave Barbie & Buddy Ryder

5.        Int – Hulk Hogan

6.        Fabulous Moolah eats a WWF Icecream bar.

7.        The One Man Gang v. Jesse Cortez

8.        Int – Harley Race

9.        Ken Patera v. The Gladiator (Harley Race runs in and attacks Patera)

10.     Snake Pit – Harley Race & Hercules

11.     Hulk Hogan v. Bob Orton Jr. (Rare WWF Title defense on WWF TV.)

12.     Int – Danny Davis

13.     Int – Demolition

14.     Int – Bobby Heenan

May 30th 1987 In Anaheim California:

15.     The Islanders v. The Can Am Connection (Good scientific babyface v. babyface match.  But not for long as Bobby Heenan comes
down to ringside and becomes the manager of the Islanders, who of course turn heel at the end of the match, winning by countout.)

16.     Update – The factory where they make WWF icecream bars.  No, I’m serious!

17.     The Honky Tonk Man v. Billy Anderson (Jimmy Hart is carrying a sign that says “Ban the DDT”, and starts a campaign to ban the
move.  WWF President Jack Tunney will decide next week on whether or not the move should be banned.)

18.     Int – Hulk Hogan

19.     Jim Duggan v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe

20.     Int – George “The Animal” Steele

21.     Harley Race v. Joe Mirto

 

May 30th 1987 Continued:

1.        Snake Pit – One Man Gang

2.        Brutus Beefcake v. Dino Bravo

3.        Promo – Outlaw Ron Bass

4.        Ricky Steamboat v. Dusty Wolfe

5.        Int – Danny Davis

6.        Int – Bobby Heenan

June 6th 1987 In Anaheim California:

7.        Demolition v. Paul Roma & Jim Powers

8.        Update – The Islanders turning heel.

9.        Koko B. Ware v. Tiger Chung Lee

10.     Int – Hulk Hogan

11.     Sika & Kamala v. Sivi Afi & Don Adams

12.     Int – Harley Race

13.     Ken Patera v. Jimmy Jack Funk

14.     Snake Pit – Outback Jack

15.     Tito Santana & Billy Jack Haynes v. Terry Gibbs & The Raider

16.     Promo – Killer Kahn

17.     Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake v. Tim Patterson

18.     Int – Honkytonk Man

19.     Int – Ricky Steamboat

20.     Int – Honkytonk Man talks about his upcoming IC Title Match against Ricky Steamboat.

June 13th 1987 At The Memorial Auditorium In Buffalo New York:

21.     The British Bulldogs v. Dusty Wolfe & Johnny K-9

22.     The Islanders v. S.D. Jones & Eric Cooper

23.     Int – Can-Am Connection

24.     Footage of Jesse “The Body” Ventura’s new movie PREDATOR!

25.     The Junkyard Dog v. Terry Gibbs

26.     Int – Outlaw Ron Bass

27.     Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo v. Lanny Poffo & Scott Casey

28.     Int – Ricky Steamboat

29.     The Honky Tonk Man v. Ricky Steamboat (Honkytonk Man defeats Steamboat to win the WWF Intercontinental
Championship!  Steamboat was supposed to be a long term IC champion, but he asked for time off because his wife was due
with their child very soon.  It was actually supposed to be Butch Reed who would win the title, but he allegedly no-showed
the TV Taping, and Honkytonk Man got the nod.  HTM would proceed to hold the title for 14 months!  )

30.     The One Man Gang v. Sylvano Sousa

31.     Int - Demolition

 

June 20th 1987 At The Memorial Auditorium In Buffalo New York:

1.        The Killer Bees v. The Hart Foundation (Very Good Match!  The Killer Bees put on their masks and pull the ol’ switcheroo to score
the upset victory over the Tag Team Champions!)

2.        Update – Te Honkytonk Man winning the Intercontinental Championship last week from Ricky Steamboat.  Also included, is footage from
the lockeroom as HTM celebrates his victory.  Randy Savage, who lost the title to Steamboat is the first to congratulate him.  Very ironic
considering that it will be Savage who will feud with HTM for the title in the upcoming months, turning babyface in the process.

3.        George "the Animal" Steele v. Al Navarro

4.        Int – Brutus Beefcake

5.        Video footage from Japan of the Jumping Bomb Angels.

6.        Can Am Connection v. Dave Wagner & Rick Renslow

7.        Int – Jake Roberts

8.        Killer Khan v. Brian Costello

9.        Snake Pit – Randy Savage

10.     Update on Superstar Billy Graham’s rehabilitation

11.     Billy Jack Haynes v. Steve Lombardi

12.     More footage of Jesse “The Body” Ventura in Predator

13.     Harley Race, Paul Orndorff, King Kong Bundy & Hercules v. Paul Roma, Jim Powers, Mario Mancini & Don Driggers

14.     Int – The New Dream Team (Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo)

June 27th 1987 At The Memorial Auditorium In Buffalo New York:

15.     The Honky Tonk Man v. David Stoudemire (Before the match starts, Mr. T comes down to the ring for a guest appearance. 
Honkytonk Man acts like he wants to fight Mr. T, but backs off.)

16.     Update – Butch Reed

17.     Koko B. Ware v. Jose Estrada

18.     Int – Jake Roberts

19.     The One Man Gang v. Eric Cooper (During the match, Mr. T is interviewed by Vince McMahon about coming in as a special referee.)

20.     Int – Tito Santana

21.     Promo – Ted DiBiase pays off a hospital receptionist so he can see a doctor about getting a bandaid for a papercut.  Perhaps the greatest
gimmick in the history of the WWF is kicked off as DiBiase lets us know that “Everyone has a price for the Million $$$ Man.”

22.     Brutus Beefcake & The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe, Jimmy Jack Funk & Johnny K-9 in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

23.     Snake Pit – The Bobbby Heenan Family.  Harley Race, King Kong Bundy, Hercules & Paul Orndorff

24.     Ken Patera v. Frankie Laine (The entire Heenan family runs in and beats down Patera.)

25.     Another clip of Jesse Ventura from Predator

26.     Demolition v. Lanny Poffo & Jerry Allen

27.     Footage of Ken Patera in the back getting medical attention.

 

July 4th 1987 At The Market Square Arena In Indianapolis Indiana:

1.        Randy Savage v. Sonny Rogers (Savage, still technically a heel, is getting a lot of cheers from the crowd.)

2.        Update – Ken Patera being attacked by the Bobby Heenan family.

3.        Sika & Kamala v. Mario Mancini & Jim Powers

4.        Int – Honkytonk Man

5.        Promo – Ted DiBiase pays off a pool attendant to kick a bunch of kids out of a pool so he can go swimming.

6.        Tito Santana v. Terry Gibbs

7.        Int – Can Am Connection.  The connection talks about their upcoming feud with the Islanders.

8.        Superstar Billy Graham continues his road to rehabilitation.

9.        Int - Butch Reed tells everyone that he’s not impressed by Billy Graham’s recovery.

10.     Killer Khan v. Outback Jack (It looks like the less than talented Outback Jack’s star has begun to fall, as Kahn puts him away
like a jobber and Jack is helped to the back by the officials.)

11.     Snake Pit – Killer Bees

12.     Brutus Beefcake v. Chris Curtis

13.     Special Report: Danny Davis comments on Mr. T coming in be a troubleshooting referee

14.     Clips of The Jumping Bomb Angeles v. Judy Martin & Leilani Kai

15.     The Islanders v. S.D. Jones & Frankie DeFalco

16.     Int – Jake Roberts

July 11th 1987 At The Market Square Arena In Indianapolis Indiana:

17.     Ken Patera v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe

18.     Update – Ted DiBiase throws money to the crowd at a recent house show.

19.     Harley Race, King Kong Bundy & Hercules v. Paul Roma, Mario Mancini & Jim Evans in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

20.     Int – Brutus Beefcake

21.     Can Am Connection v. Terry Gibbs & Dusty Wolfe

22.     Int – Hulk Hogan

23.     Footage of Killer Kahn destroying Outback Jack from last weeks show.

24.     Jake Roberts v. Brian Costello

25.     Special Report – More on Danny Davis and the circumstances that let to his being suspended as a WWF referee.

26.     Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo v. Sivi Afi & Lanny Poffo (Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake runs in and cuts Valentine’s hair!)

27.     Superstar Billy Graham poses and shows off his physique.  Butch Reed promises to come out next week and out-do Graham with his
own pose down.

28.     The Honky Tonk Man v. Omar Atlas

29.     Int - Hercules

 

July 18th 1987 At The Market Square Arena In Indianapolis Indiana:

1.        The Junkyard Dog, Hillbilly Jim & Billy Jack Haynes v. Don Muraco, Bob Orton Jr. & Ron Bass in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

2.        Update – Ted DiBiase bribes his way to the front of the line at an expensive restaurant.

3.        The One Man Gang v. Sonny Rogers

4.        Int – Hulk Hogan

5.        The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers v. The Shadows

6.        Int – Billy Jack Haynes

7.        Snake Pit – Hulk Hogan.  Killer Kahn comes out and attacks Hogan!

8.        Demolition v. Scott Casey & Omar Atlas

9.        Brutus Beefcake v. Pete Sanchez

10.     The Natural Butch Reed poses in an effort to show up Superstar Billy Graham

11.     We see some of the first Footage of Bam Bam Bigelow.  Jimmy Hart claims that he’ll be Bigelow’s manager when he comes to the WWF.

12.     The Hart Foundation v. Jerry Allen & Mike Richards

13.     Int – Randy Savage

 

July 25th 1987 At The Civic Center In Glens Falls New York:

14.     Koko B. Ware v. Barry Horowitz

15.     Update – Ted DiBiase, after a match, pays a kid $100 to kiss his feet!  That kid actually turned out to be a young ROB VAN DAM!

16.     Int – Rick Martel.  Martel announcemes that Tom Zenk has quit the Can-Am Connection and walked out of the WWF! 
The story is that the pressure of fighting the Islanders was too much for Zenk and he quit.  The real story has more to do
with Zenk being very unhappy with what he was being paid, and abruptly quitting the company as a result.

17.     The Islanders v. S.D. Jones & Scott Casey

18.     Int – Hulk Hogan

19.     Ron Bass v. Lanny Poffo

20.     Int – Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake

21.     Promo – Bam Bam Bigelow

22.     "Superstar" Billy Graham v. Steve Lombardi (Graham returns to action after his hip surgery)

23.     Special Interview – Butch Reed challenges Superstar Graham to a posedown next week.

24.     The Killer Bees v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe & Tiger Chung Lee (The Bees wrestle the entire match with their masks on.)

25.     The Battle for Bam Bam Bigelow begins, as each of the 5 main heel managers (Bobby Heenan, Jimmy Hart, Mr. Fuji, Slick & Johnny
Valiant) make their respective offers for his services.  Each week, a manager will be eliminated from the running.

26.     Randy Savage v. Omar Atlas (Savage seems to be between pushes here, as the WWF doesn’t seem to have him working a
particularly heelish style.  It apparently is working for him though, as he’s definitely getting more cheers now than boos.)

27.     Iint – Demolition

28.     Int – Killer Kahn

29.     Int – Superstar Billy Graham

 

August 1st 1987 At The Civic Center In Glens Falls New York:

1.        Brutus Beefcake & The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers v. Dave Wagner, Rick Renslow & Bubba Kirk in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

2.        Update – Sherri Martel pins the Fabulous Moolah to win the WWF Womens Title.

3.        Harley Race, "Ravishing" Rick Rude & Hercules v. Mario Mancini, Rick Hunter & Jerry Allen in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match
(Rick Rude makes his Superstars debut)

4.        Int – Hulk Hogan

5.        Ken Patera v. Terry Gibbs

6.        Int – The Islanders

7.        The Honky Tonk Man v. Joe Malono

8.        Special Interview –Rick Martel talks about his partener Tom Zenk quitting, and vows to fight the Islanders by himself if he has to.

9.        "Superstar" Billy Graham v. Butch Reed in a Posedown Contest.  And as you might have guessed, it isn’t long before Reed viciously
attacks Graham.  Reed goes after Grahams hip, but the Superstar recovers and runs off Reed and Slick before being announced the
winner of the pose down.

10.     Killer Khan v. Eric Cooper

11.     Int - Demolition

August 8th 1987 At The Civic Center In Glens Falls New York:

12.     The Junkyard Dog, Tito Santana & Hillbilly Jim v. Don Muraco, Bob Orton Jr. & Joe Mirto (During the match, Orton attempts to use
Muraco’s finisher [The Hawiian Hammer, now known as the Tombstone Piledriver] on Santana, but Santana counters it.  Muraco
tags in and attempts to superplex Santana, but Orton himself interferes!  Santana takes advantage of the confusion and pins
Muraco!  Afterward, Muraco & Orton argue in the ring and then start fighting each other!  They brawl through the crowd and all
the way to the back.)

13.     Update:  The feud between Superstar Graham and Butch Reed.

14.     Demolition v. Sivi Afi & Brady Boone

15.     Int – Jim Brunzell

16.     Ted DiBiase pays a woman to rub himself all over his sweaty body.

17.     George "the Animal" Steele v. Dusty Wolfe

18.     Int – Harley Race

19.     The Hart Foundation Paul Roma & Jim Powers (With Jimmy Hart and Danny Davis at ringside,  MR. T. is brought out as the special
ringside enforcer for the match.  The Harts score the pinfall, but Mr. T. informs the ref that Bret Hart used the ropes for leverage
and the referee reverses the decision, giving Powers & Roma the victory by Disqualification.)

20.     Special Interview – Bobby Heenan & The Islanders gloat about breaking up the Can Am Connection by running Tom Zenk out of the WWF.

21.     Jake Roberts v. Barry Horowitz

22.     The One Man Gang v. David Stoudemire (The Gang not only beats Stoudemire, but he lays out 3 additional jobbers and a referee!)

23.     Int – Honkytonk Man

 

 

August 15th 1987 At The Dane County Coliseum In Madison Wisconsin:

1.        Randy Savage v. Steve Lombardi (Savage is essentially a babyface here, as he’s clearly getting cheered pretty well now.)

2.        Update – One Man Gang wipes out several jobbers and a referee after a recent match.  WWF President fines the Gang $10,000 and puts
him on probation for 30 days.  Slick & The Gang aren’t too happy about the ruling.

3.        Int – Mike Caplan, who is an executive for Epic Records, who is putting out the WWF’s Piledriver album.

4.        Sherri Martel v. Angie Minelli (Sherri, the new WWF Women’s Champion begins her heel turn as Sherri announces that she’s now
to be known as “Sensational” Sherri)

5.        Int – Ricky Steamboat talks about his upcoming lumberjack match at the August 1987 Madison Square Garden houseshow

6.        Honkytonk Man & Jimmy Hart insult Elvis Presley on the 5^th anniversary of his death.

7.        Jake Roberts v. Dave Wagner

8.        Int – Brutus Beefcake

9.        The Battle for Bam Bam continues as Johnny Valiant and Jimmy Hart are eliminated from contention to be Bam Bam’s manager

10.     Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo v. Brady Boone & Sonny Rogers (Tito Santana is shown announcing with the Spanish announce team.
Don’t worry.  This bit of information actually becomes relevant a bit laer in the show.)

11.     Special Interview – Rick Rude & Bobby Heenan.  Heenan plays down the rumored dissention in the Heenan camp between Rude & Paul Orndorff.  Heenan had been claiming that Rude had the best body in the WWF, and some were saying that Orndorff wasn’t very happy
with that comparison.

12.     Rick Martel v. Barry Horowitz (Without a partner, Rick is wrestling in singles action.  Heenan and the Islanders take advantage of
this by vicously double teaming Martel after the match.  Martel is helpless when none other than TITO SANTANA RUNS
IN TO MAKE THE SAVE!  Santana fights off both of the Islanders and helps Martel to his feet.  Martel & Santana
walk to the back together.)

13.     Wrestling interviewer Cal Rudman talks about having listened to the Piledriver wrestling album.

14.     Int – The British Bulldogs give some tips on dog care. 

15.     Ted DiBiase v. Jerry Allen

16.     Int – Honkytonk Man

August 22nd 1987 At The Dane County Coliseum In Madison Wisconsin:

17.     Ken Patera v. Tom Stone

18.     Update – The split up of Cowboy Bob Orton & Don Muraco

19.     Butch Reed v. Jim Evans (After the match, Reed calls out Superstar Billy Graham.  Graham comes out and runs off both Reed and
Slick)

20.     Int – Ricky Steamboat

21.     The Battle For Bam Bam Bigelow continues as Mr. Fuji is eliminated from contention.

22.     Paul Roma & Jim Powers v. Sika & Kamala (Roma & Powers seem to be getting something of a push here.)

23.     Int – Randy Savage, in the WWF talks about an upcoming match against Kamala.

24.     Rick Derringer, the producer of the Piledriver album talks about the WWF Stars performing on the album.

25.     The Islanders v. Tom Sharpe & Mike Richards

26.     Int – Tito Santana & Rick Martel announce that they’ve just formed a tag team and that they’ll be “Striking with Lighning Force!”. 
Apparently, they liked the sound of that, as they immediately announce that their team will now be known as STRIKE FORCE.

27.     Killer Khan v. Billy Golden

28.     Special Interview – An irate Paul Orndorff tells Bobby Heenan that Rick Rude doesn’t have the best body in the Heenan Family.
Orndorff then for the second time in 2 years FIRES BOBBY HEENAN AS HIS MANAGER!

29.     Tom Edmunds, Recording Engineer for Piledriver tells us how good the album is.

30.     Koko B. Ware v. Chris Curtis

 

August 29th 1987 At The Dane County Coliseum In Madison Wisconsin:

1.        Paul Orndorff v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe (Having fired his manager Bobby “The Brain” Heenan last week. Orndorff is now a babyface.)

2.        Harley Race, "Ravishing" Rick Rude & Hercules v. Pete Sanchez, Rick Gantner & Frankie DeFalco in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

3.        The Junkyard Dog v. Terry Gibbs

4.        The One Man Gang v. Author Washington & Jake Milliman in a Handicap Match

5.        Strike Force v. Tiger Chung Lee & Steve Lombardi

6.        Demolition v. Sivi Afi & Scott Casey

September 5th 1987 At The Selland Arena In Fresno California:

7.        Jake Roberts v. Dusty Wolfe

8.        The Hart Foundation & Danny Davis v. Paul Roma, Jim Powers & Brady Boone in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

9.        Don Muraco v. Tim Patterson

10.     Killer Khan v. Mike Starr

11.     Randy Savage v. Tiger Chung Lee

12.     The Killer Bees v. Steve Lombardi & "Iron" Mike Sharpe

 

September 12th 1987 At The Selland Arena In Fresno California:

1.        Bam Bam Bigelow v. Nikolai Volkoff

2.        Special Interview – Ted DiBiase promises a kid $300 to do 10 pushups.  The kid runs out of gas at 9, and Ted & Virgil walk off the set
without giving the kid  a dime.  FANTASTIC STUFF!

3.        The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers & Koko B. Ware v. Billy Anderson, Leroy Malion & Mike Starr in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

4.        Int – Hulk Hogan

5.        "Ravishing" Rick Rude v. Jerry Monti (Bobby Heenan also brings Andre the Giant down to ringside.)

6.        Larry Klein, producer of American Bandstand comments on the Piledriver album.

7.        The Honky Tonk Man v. Steve Gatorwolf

8.        Int – Ted DiBiase with Virgil

9.        Butch Reed v. Sivi Afi

10.     Update – Superstar Billy Graham and his current feud with Butch Reed

11.     Strike Force v. The Shadows

12.     Int – Mr. Fuji with Killer Kahn

September 19th 1987 At The Selland Arena In Fresno California:

13.     Brutus Beefcake v. Ricky Ataki

14.     Special Interview - Demilition

15.     Ted DiBiase v. S.D. Jones

16.     Int – Randy Savage talks about an upcoming match against Hercules.

17.     Jake Roberts v. Terry Gibbs

18.     Int – Strike Force

19.     Update – Bam Bam Bigelow and the various managers who were competing for his services, as well as his choice of Oliver Humperdink
as his manager.

20.     The One Man Gang v. Jesse Cortez

21.     Int – Strike Force

22.     The Islanders v. Lanny Poffo & Scott Casey

23.     Tommy Nast,  producer of the radio program Power Cuts, talks about the soon to be released Piledriver album.

24.     Paul Orndorff v. Barry Horowitz (Like Bam Bigelow, Orndorff is now managed by Sir Oliver Humperdink)

25.     Int – The Islanders

 

September 26th 1987 In Peoria Illinois:

1.        Bam Bam Bigelow v. Barry Horowitz

2.        Special Interview – The Honkytonk Man declares himself to be not only the greatest Intercontinental Champion of all time, but
specifically better than RANDY “MACHO MAN” SAVAGE ever was.  HTM was going to give 10 reasons why he was a better
champion than Savage, but only got as far as #3 before Savage ran out to challenge him to an impromptu title match.  Savage goes
straight to the ring to wait for the Honkytonk Man, but HTM and Jimmy Hart immediately run to the back.

3.        Paul Roma & Jim Powers v. The Shadows

4.        Int – Randy Savage

5.        The Hart Foundation v. S.D. Jones & Sonny Rogers

6.        Int – Superstar Billy Graham

7.        Jim Duggan v. Terry Gibbs

8.        Update – The WWF fans discuss their favorite songs from the Piledriver album.

9.        British Bulldogs Dog Training tips – The Bulldogs tell us not to smoke.

10.     The Islanders v. Jim Evans & Brady Boone (After the match, the Islanders attack Tito Santana at the Spanish announcers table.)

11.     Randy Savage v. Rick Renslow

12.     Int – Butch Reed

October 3rd 1987 In Peoria Illinois:

13.     "Superstar" Billy Graham & The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers v. Joe Mirto, Rick Gantner & Tom Stone in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

14.     Ted DiBiase v. Scott Casey

15.     Paul Orndorff v. Rick Wagner

16.     King Kong Bundy, Hercules & "Ravishing" Rick Rude v. Tony Leone, M.L. Williams & Chris Bassett in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

17.     Killer Khan v. Mike Richards

18.     The Junkyard Dog & Ivan Putski v. Mike Colon & Chris Curtis

 

October 10th 1987 In Peoria Illinois:

1.        Don Muraco v. Bob Orton Jr. (Muraco is clearly the babyface here, and scores a clean pin with a small package.)

2.        Special interview – Bobby Heenan & Andre the Giant.  Heenan announces that Andre the Giant will make his wrestling return at the
Survivor Series along with Butch Reed, One Man Gang, Rick Rude & King Kong Bundy

3.        Strike Force v. Tiger Chung Lee & Barry Horowitz

4.        Int – Brutus Beefcake

5.        Harley Race v. Author Washington

6.        Int - JYD

7.        Demolition v. Mario Mancini & Van Van Horne

8.        Nikolai Volkoff, Butch Reed & The One Man Gang v. Sivi Afi, Jerry Allen & Jake Milliman in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

9.        Int – Honkytonk Man comments on Randy Savage and their match at the 10/87 Saturday Nights Main Event when HTM blasted
Savage over the head with his guitar. 

October 17th 1987 At The Mecca In Milwaukee Wisconsin:

10.     Brutus Beefcake v. Van Van Horne

11.     Special Interview – Hulk Hogan talks about facing Andre the Giant alongside his Survivor Series team of Paul Orndorff, Bam Bam
Bigelow, Ken Patera and Superstar Billy Graham

12.     Greg Valentine & Dino Bravo v. S.D. Jones & Rick Gantner

13.     Int – Randy Savage

14.     It’s announced that George “The Animal” Steele was supposed to wrestle, but was traumatized by what happened to Elizabeth at the most
recent Saturday Night’s Main Event and wouldn’t wrestle this week.

15.     Paul Orndorff v. Chris Curtis (During the match, Rick Rude taunts Orndorff from the interview podium)

16.     Int – Bam Bam Bigelow

17.     The Islanders v. Jim Evans & Tony Parks

18.     Music Video – “Girls in Cars” with Strike Force

19.     Update – Randy Savage v. Honkytonk Man from the 10/87 Saturday Night’s Main Event.  After massive amounts of interference on
Jimmy Hart’s part, Randy Savage attacks Hart and Kos him.  It backfires though, as the Hart Foundation runs in and along with HTM, triple teams Savage.  HTM shoves Elizabeth and then blasts Savage over the head with a guitar.  Elizabeth goes to the back and brings out
HULK HOGAN, who runs off the heels.  Savage and Hogan, who had spent much of the past 2 years fighting each other, shake hands
not only cementing Savage as the WWF’s second biggest babyface, but forming the biggest alliance in the WWF to date. 
THE MEGAPOWERS!

20.     Int – Honkytonk Man

21.     Bam Bam Bigelow v. Rick Renslow

22.     Int – The Islanders

 

October 24th 1987 At The Mecca In Milwaukee Wisconsin:

1.        The Honky Tonk Man v. George "the Animal" Steele (Steele tries to get revenge on Honkytonk Man for striking Elizabeth on the
10/87 SNME.  Jimmy Hart throws his megaphone in the ring, but it’s George that the ref sees using it, thus HTM wins the match
via Disqualification.)

2.        Update – Paul Orndorff wrestles King Kong Bundy at Saturday Night’s Main Event, but with Andre the Giant at ringside, Orndorff
didn’t stand a chance.

3.        Int – Honkytonk Man

4.        Int – Jimmy Hart and his tag team, The Glamour Girls (Judy Martin & Leilani Kai)

5.        Music Video – Rock & Roll Hoochie Coo

6.        Int – Strike Force

7.        "Ravishing" Rick Rude v. Mike Richards

8.        Int – Paul Roma & Jim Powers

9.        The British Bulldogs v. Jose Estrada & Steve Lombardi

10.     Int – The heel managers of the teams in the Tag Team Survivor Match (Heenan, Slick, Fuji & Jimmy Hart). 

11.     King Harley Race v. Frankie DeFalco (Jim Duggan comes down for his match early and after being pushed by Race, blasts him with
his 2x4)

12.     Jim Duggan v. Tiger Chung Lee (Race tries to come in the ring and attack Duggan with a chair, but Duggan and his 2x4 is more than
a match for “The King”.  Duggan takes Race’s crown and cape.)

13.     Int – Randy Savage

14.      

October 31st 1987 At The Mecca In Milwaukee Wisconsin:

15.     Demolition v. Brady Boone & Scott Casey (Demolition beats the hell out of Boone and his “cousin” Billy Jack Haynes runs in to break
it up.  Haynes winds up getting demolished as well.  Ken Patera runs in to save Haynes, but winds up receiving the same treatment
from Demolition.)

16.     Update – Harley Race & Jim Duggan

17.     Sam Houston v. Danny Davis

18.     Int – Honkytonk Man

19.     Ted DiBiase v. Sivi Afi

20.     Int – Jake Roberts

21.     Music Video – Piledriver with Honkytonk Man, Hulk Hogan, Billy Graham, Bam Bam Bigelow, Koko B Ware and several other wrestlers.

22.     Int – Honkytonk Man talks about his Survivor Series team of Harley Race, Danny Davis, Hercules, and Ron Bass

23.     10-Man Battle Royal Match

24.     Randy Savage v. The Shadow

25.     Int – Strike Force

26.     Int – Brutus Beefcake

27.     Int – The Islanders

 

November 7th 1987 At The War Memorial In Syracuse New York:

1.        Jake Roberts v. Rip Oliver

2.        Special Interview – Jim Duggan, who still has King Harley Race’s crown and cape, by Bobby Heenan as Race attacks Duggan and beats
him unconscious with Duggan’s 2x4.  Needless to say, Race recovers his crown and cape.

3.        King Kong Bundy v. Pete Lucic

4.        Billy Jack Haynes & Ken Patera v. Terry Gibbs & Ray Miller (Prior to the match, footage is shown of Haynes and Patera being
destroyed by Demolition.)

5.        Int – Hulk Hogan & Bam Bam Bigelow

6.        Killer Khan v. Kurt Hoffman

7.        Int – Randy Savage and his Survivor Series team of Ricky Steamboat, Brutus Beefcake, Jake Roberts & Jim Duggan

8.        Music Video – Honkytonk Man, by well….The Honkytonk Man.

9.        Strike Force v. The Hart Foundation (STRIKE FORCE WINS THE WWF TAG TEAM TITLES!)

10.     Strike Force celebrate their victory in the back with the rest of the babyfaces.

11.     Int – Billy Graham

12.     Int – Butch Reed

November 14th 1987 At The War Memorial In Syracuse New York:

13.     Bam Bam Bigelow v. Gino Carabello

14.     Int – One Man Gang, Butch Reed, King Kong Bundy, Rick Rude & Andre the Giant, who will be teaming up in the main event match at the
Survivor Series.

15.     The Bolsheviks v. Mario Mancini & Jerry Allen (Nikolai Volkoff is now partners with fellow “Russian” Boris Zukoff)

16.     Int – Honkytonk Man

17.     Paul Orndorff v. Carmine Surace

18.     Int – Ron Bass, Honkytonk Man & Danny Davis

19.     Int – Danny Davis

20.     Int – Sam Houston

21.     The Ultimate Warrior v. Steve Lombardi (The Ultimate Warrior makes his Superstars debut.  The Warrior hasn’t developed his
trademark sprint to the ring or his customary music yet.)

22.     One of the most famous Million$$$ Man skits, as Ted DiBiase promises a kid $100 to bounce a basketball 15 times, but kicks the ball away
at 14!

23.     Music Video – Demolition!  Probably one of the WWF’s most memorable theme songs.

24.     Don Muraco v. Dave Wagner (No longer called “Magnicent”, Muraco is now known as “The Rock”.  Muraco is actually the second
wrestler in the WWF to be called The Rock.  The first was Rocky Johnson back in the early 80s.  The third wrestler to go by that
name was of course Rocky’s son Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson who in the late 90s, would go on to be one of the most famous
wrestlers in the history of the sport)

25.     "Superstar" Billy Graham v. Butch Reed (One Man Gang runs in and together with Reed & Slick, DESTROY Graham!  Don Muraco
comes in to run off the heels, but it was too little, too late, as Graham would have to be taken from the ring on a stretcher. 
Unfortunately, they couldn’t remove him fast enough, as the Gang still managed to splash Graham while on the stretcher! 

26.     Int – Randy Savage

27.     Int – Ricky Steamboat

28.     Int – Honkytonk Man

 

November 21st 1987 At The War Memorial In Syracuse New York:

1.        The British Bulldogs v. The Gladiator & Dusty Wolfe

2.        Update:  Butch Reed and the One Man Gang putting Superstar Billy Graham out of action and perhaps out of wrestling for good.
“The Rock” Don Muraco is picked to replace Graham in the Survivor Series. 

It had actually been earlier determined that even after his operation and rehabilitation, Graham’s hip was no longer in good enough shape for
him to continue wrestling, and Graham would have to retire from the ring as an active wrestler, thus the brutal attack by Reed & One Man
Gang to explain Graham’s retirement.  Muraco would become Graham’s protégé after this.  This would become readily apparent by the tie
dyed T-shirts that Muraco would begin wearing, as well as his incredible new physique, no doubt brought on by the same steroids
that Graham had been taking for so long during his own career.)

3.        "Ravishing" Rick Rude v. Gary Starr

4.        Int – Honkytonk Man

5.        Jim Duggan v. "Iron" Mike Sharpe

6.        Int – Andre the Giant and his Survivor Series of Butch Reed, One Man Gang, Rick Rude & King Kong Bundy

7.        The One Man Gang v. Mike Flanagan

8.        Special Interview – Hulk Hogan and his Survivor Series team of Bam Bam Bigelow, Paul Orndorff, Ken Patera, Don Muraco & Hulk
Hogan.

9.        The Islanders v. Bill Wood & Leo Morgan

10.     Int – Honkytonk Man plays the guitar in preparation for his match against Ricky Steamboat.

11.     The Honky Tonk Man v. Ricky Steamboat (Honkytonk Man brings out his entire Survivor Series team for support.  Steamboat goes
to the back and brings out the remaining members of his own Survivor Series team as well!  In the end, all 10 men wind up in the
ring brawling with each other.)

12.     Int – Randy Savage

13.     Int – Brutus Beefcake

14.     Int – Greg Valentine

November 28th 1987 At The Veterans Memorial Auditorium In Des Moines Iowa:

15.     Int – Greg Valentine

16.     Greg Valentine v. Brutus Beefcake

17.     Special Interview – Ted DiBiase promises to buy the WWF Title from Hulk Hogan!

18.     Koko B. Ware, Paul Roma & Jim Powers v. Terry Gibbs, Barry Horowitz & Dusty Wolfe in a 6-Man Tag-Team Match

19.     Int – Honkytonk Man with “Peggy Sue” (Sensational Sherri in a blonde wig)

20.     Harley Race v. Scott Casey

21.     Int – Jim Duggan

22.     Int – Bam Bam Bigelow

23.     Jake Roberts v. Rick Renslow

24.     Int – Butch Reed & One Man Gang

25.     Don Muraco v. Brian Costello

26.     Int – Brutus Beefcake, getting his knee iced down from his encounter with Greg Valentine at the top of the show.

27.     The Hart Foundation v. Lanny Poffo & Jerry Allen

28.     Int – The Bolsheviks

29.     Int – Butch Reed

30.     Int – Randy Savage

 

December 5th 1987 At The Veterans Memorial Auditorium In Des Moines Iowa:

1.        Strike Force v. The Conquistadors

2.        Special Interview – Greg Valentine

3.        Ted DiBiase v. Omar Atlas

4.        Bam Bam Bigelow v. Dave Wagner

5.        Int – Jake Roberts

6.        Int – Jim Duggan

7.        Int – Danny Davis

8.        Dino Bravo v. Sivi Afi

9.        Update – Ted DiBiase trying to buy the WWF Title from Hulk Hogan.  WWF President Jack Tunney comments on the situation.

10.     The British Bulldogs v. Steve Lombardi & Barry Horowitz

11.     Superstar Billy Graham officially announces his retirement from the sport of Professional Wrestling.

12.     Butch Reed v. Outback Jack

13.     Int – Honkytonk Man.

December 12th 1987 At The Veterans Memorial Auditorium In Des Moines Iowa:

14.     Demolition v. Brady Boone & Jim Evans

15.     Int – Brutus Beefcake

16.     "Ravishing" Rick Rude v. Mike Richards

17.     Int – Hart Foundation

18.     Jim Duggan v. Pete Sanchez

19.     Int – Randy Savage

20.     Greg Valentine v. Scott Casey

21.     Update – Hulk Hogan comments on the pressure he’s under from Ted DiBiase’s offer to buy the WWF Title, and that he’d make a public
announcement regarging the offer next week.

22.     The One Man Gang v. jobber

23.     All of the WWF’s managers comment on Ted DiBiase offering to buy the WWF Title.  None of the managers like what’s going on, as
they all expect Hogan to sell out before the various managers’ own wrestlers can get a chance to win the belt from the Hulkster.

24.     The Ultimate Warrior v. Dusty Wolfe (The Warrior has his customary entrance music, but is still only walking to the ring.)

25.     The Islanders v. Jerry Allen & Jim Parks (Int – Randy Savage)

 

December 19th 1987 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida:

1.        Randy Savage v. Steve Lombardi

2.        Ted DiBiase v. Rick Hunter

3.        Int – Hulk Hogan

4.        Don Muraco v. Dusty Wolfe

5.        Int – Hulk Hogan

6.        The Hart Foundation v. Outback Jack & Omar Atlas

7.        Special Interview – Hulk Hogan gives Ted DiBiase a big “HELL NO!”, refusing the Million$$$ Man’s offer to buy the WWF Title

8.        Jake Roberts v. Brian Costello

9.        Ron Bass v. Tio Samoa

10.     Koko B. Ware v. Raul Mato

11.     Int – Rick Rude

12.     Int – British Bulldogs

December 26th 1987 At The Sundome In Tampa Florida:

13.     Bam Bam Bigelow v. Van Van Horne

14.     Int – Ted DiBiase, who isn’t very happy that Hogan denied his offer to buy the WWF Title.

15.     The One Man Gang v. Tom Horn

16.     Int – Hulk Hogan

17.     Brutus Beefcake v. Rick Gantner

18.     Int – Randy Savage

19.     The Honky Tonk Man v. Brady Boone

20.     Update – Harley Race & Jim Duggan brawling throughout the 1987 Slammy Awards

21.     The British Bulldogs v. The Islanders (The Islanders steal the Bulldogs’ mascot Matilda!)

22.     "Ravishing" Rick Rude v. Jerry Allen

23.     The Ultimate Warrior v. Rick Renslow

24.     Int – Rick Rude

25.     The Islanders and Matilda are nowhere to be found. 

 

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