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WWF Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 1, January, wk 1, 1985
Match Card
Backstage Interview with The Fabulous Moolah
Greg "The Hammer" Valentine (c) v. Junkyard Dog for the WWF Intercontinental Championship
The British Bulldogs v. The North-South Connection (c) in a non-title match
MAIN EVENT Hulk Hogan (c) v. Roddy Piper for the WWF Heavyweight Championship
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WWF Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 1, January, wk 1, 1985
**Match Card**
Backsta...
RESULTS
Moolah was attacked by WWF Women's Champion Wendi Richter during her interview
Valentine def. JYD by pinfall after a low blow while the referee's back was turned
North-South Connection def. The British Bulldogs by technical submission after Adonis put Dynamite Kid in a Sleeper Hold
Hogan retains the WWF Heavyweight Championship after Hulking Up when Piper tried to hit him with a chair while the referee was down
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WWF, Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 2, January, wk 2, 1985
Match Card
Rockin' Robin v. The Fabulous Moolah
Tonga Kid v. Mr. Wrestling II
The Wild Samoans v. The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff
8-Man Battle Royal to determine the no. 1 contender for the WWF Intercontinental Championship
Hulk Hogan (c) v. Cowboy Bob Orton (with Roddy Piper) for the WWF Heavyweight Championship
Battle Royal participants- Mr. Wonderful, Jimmy Superfly Snuka, Big John Studd, Sgt. Slaughter, Tito Santana, George Steele, Bret Hart & The Magnificent Muraco
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WWF, Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 2, January, wk 2, 1985
**Match Card**
Rockin...
RESULTS
Moolah def. Rockin' Robin via pinfall, Richter attacks Moolah after
Mr. Wrestling II def. Tonga Kid via pinfall
Sheik & Volkoff def. The Wild Samoans via submission
The Magnificent Muraco wins the Battle Royal, last eliminating Bret Hart
Hogan def. Bob Orton Jr. to retain the WWF Heavyweight Championship
WWF, Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 3, January wk 3, 1985
Match Card
The Magnificent Muraco v. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine for the WWF Intercontinental Championship
The British Bulldogs (Dynamite Kid & Davey Boy Smith) v. The North-South Connection (Adrien Adonis & Dick Murdoch) (c) for the WWF Tag Team Championships
André the Giant v. Big John Studd
The U.S. Express v. Sheik & Volkoff
Fabulous Moolah v. Wendi Richter for the WWF Women's Championship in a No Disqualification match
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Muraco & Valentine start off their match by trading blows, Valentine gets the upper hand and sends Don to the outside and goes for the signature but Muraco gets the reversal and hits Greg with his signature. The referee gets to a count of 9 before Valentine can get back into the ring. Muraco now has the upper hand, but Greg reverses a suplex and starts attacking the legs to try and go for his Figure 4 finisher. Muraco lands a big clothesline but only gets a 2 count. Muraco is controlling the match but gets his finisher reversed by Valentine, but he can get a Piledriver on Valentine for a count of 2 and a half! Don hits a big dropkick then hits another Piledriver to get the 3 count and become the new WWF Intercontinental Champion!
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Adonis & Davey Boy Smith start off the Tag Team Championship match, Adonis starts off with the upper hand, but Smith gets a reversal, allowing him to tag in Dynamite Kid, who hits a big dropkick onto Adonis. Kid drags Adonis to his corner, trying to keep him as far away from Murdoch as possible. Dynamite Kid locks Adonis in an arm bar but the champion can escape it. Adonis looks for a tag team move with Murdoch but Dynamite Kid doesn't let the tag happen and stops Adonis with another dropkick, he then hits his crossbody signature and goes for the pin, but Murdoch breaks it up. Dynamite Kid puts Adonis into the corner, tags in Davey Boy, and they hit Adrien with a double dropkick for the one, two, th- NO! Adrien kicks out just before three. The Bulldogs hit a double headbutt onto Adonis, who gets up and tags in the fresh Murdoch. The Bulldogs are getting destroyed by Murdoch until he misses a dropkick, where Dynamite Kid hits a clothesline. Adrien is tagged back in, who hits a sleeper onto Dynamite Kid, but Davey Boy break it up. Murdoch comes back into the match and hits a top rope splash onto Dynamite Kid for a 2 count. Dynamite Kid reverses Murdoch's powerbomb into a roll up, but Murdoch kicks out. The Bulldogs hit a double back body drop, then Davey Boy goes for the running powerslam but gets reversed into a Piledriver, 1, 2, kick out! Davey Boy hits a leg drop, then another double back body drop with Dynamite Kid, who hits a crossbody, then an octopus stretch for the win. New champions!
André the Giant v. Big John Studd coming up next!
André and Studd start of with a giant stare down, almost 900 pounds are in this ring right now. Studd hits a big knee to André's gut then the two big men get into a shoving battle. Reversal after reversal, until André hits a powerslam onto Studd, knocking him on the ground. Into a Boston Crab, which Studd can escape. André puts Studd into the corner, and hits his Hip Drop signature, followed by the Elbow Drop for a very quick win for André.
The U.S. Express v. Nikolai Volkoff and the Iron Sheik up next!
Studd wasn't too happy with that outcome, so he decided to attack André after the match, but André easily gets Big John out of his ring.
Wait a second... Our cameras are picking up on something...
We'll get back to you on that. But it should be time for the U.S. Express v. Nikolai Volkoff and the Iron Sheik.
Where are Windham and Rotundo?
Um.. it appears that the U.S. Express have been taken out in the parking lot. They are in no condition to compete!
I guess Sheik and Volkoff win by forfeit?
WWF President Jack Tunney is trying to figure out who the attackers are, and it definitely seems like it was Sheik and Volkoff's doing. But Tunney says "We do not have enough evidence to accuse anyone of this attack."
I guess it is time for the main event. The Fabulous Moolah is going to try and take the WWF Women's Championship from Wendi Richter, who has been attacking her week after week in this no dq match.
Richter starts things with a submission that Moolah can easily escape, then she gets a cheap shot in after pushing Moolah into the ropes. Fabulous Moolah takes control of the match with a snapmare and goes for the pin but only gets a one count. Small package by Richter, Moolah kicks out at one. Wendi rakes the eyes of Moolah. Then throws the challenger outside, looking for a count out, but this is no dq... Wendi misses a dropkick, allowing Moolah to gain control, but Wendi reverses into her signature, but Moolah kicks out at 2. The Fabulous Moolah lands her signature and goes for the pin. But Wendi kicks out at one. Moolah hits a running splash, which is her finisher for a 2 count! Wendi is in trouble, so she grabs a steel chair and whacks Moolah with it! Allowing her to hit her finisher and get the win. But wait a second... Wendi Richter isn't done yet! She once again grabs that steel chair and... Oh my! She starts demolishing Moolah with it! There is no way she'll be able to compete for a while after this attack.
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WWF, Prime Time, Episode 4, January wk 4, 1985
Match Card
Special Announcement from WWF President Jack Tunney
Greg "The Hammer" Valentine v. Tito Santana in a no dq match
Adrien Adonis v. Davey Boy Smith
Nikolai Volkoff & Iron Sheik v. Wild Samoans
Samula v. Mr. Fuji v. JYD v. Don Muraco (c) v. Mr Wrestling II v. Brutus Beefcake in a 6-man Battle Royal for the WWF Intercontinental Championship
Roddy Piper v. Hulk Hogan (c) for the WWF Heavyweight Championship
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WWF, Prime Time, Episode 4, January wk 4, 1985
**Match Card**
Special Announce...
WWF President Jack Tunney has an announcement to make, "It has come to my attention that The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff were the ones who attacked the US Express, possibly to get out of their match last week. But Barry Windham and Mike Rotundo are both in no shape to compete anytime soon. So, at the War to Settle the Score in February, Sheik and Volkoff will be in a Tag Team Steel Cage match against a team of my choosing." (sorry for taking like 6 hours i accidentally fell asleep)
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Santana and Valentine start their match off with a lock up, which Valentine easily can escape, Tito dodges Greg's offence and goes for a small package, but Greg kicks out before one. Tito keeps attacking the head of Greg with punches and kicks, another lockup and Valentine can get the upper hand by pushing Santana into the ropes. But Santana lands a running knee on the former Intercontinental Champion. Valentine gets back up and lands a powerbomb for a count of only one. Then JYD appears and whacks Greg with a punch, then goes for his finisher, but Valentine reverses that. Tito goes for a crossbody on the distracted Valentine but doesn't get the win! Tito is in control of this match now, by Valentine hits a low blow for a two count. Valentine goes outside, grabs a hammer but Tito moves out of the way and hits Valentine with it but Greg locks in the Figure 4, and lets it go (because the ai is kind of stupid). To the top goes Valentine, he misses an axehandle and lands a powerbomb follow led by an elbow drop for a 2 count Another Figure 4, and he lets go again... Tito locks in his own Figure 4 and lets it go... Flying Forearm by Tito gets a two. Santana grabs that hammer but gets a clothesline, Tito hits 2 dropkicks and a crossbody for the three count!
A lockup stars our next match, and Adonis starts with the upper hand. Reversing all of Davey Boy's offence. A second lockup gives Davey Boy a chance to get ahead when he gets in a wristlock, followed by a headlock when Adonis whips him into the ropes. Adonis then scratches Davey Boy's eyes, and Davey Boy can get a discus punch in, but he doesn't have the control for long. Adonis hits a stomp, One, Two, Davey kicks out of the pin. Trading blows now, and they just keep going at it until Davey Boy hits a piledriver for a two. Running Powerslam gets another two count! A submission is locked in by Davey Boy, causing Adonis to tap.
(i dont really like doing this full paragraphs long explanations of one match ill stop at the end of this show)
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Quick question:
If it's gonna go all the way to 2025, Will it end or will it keep going?
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Quick question:
If it's gonna go all the way to 2025, Will it end or will it ke...
i'll go into 2026, idk what's gonna happen after that..
Volkoff and Sika start our next match with a series of like 10 rollups, none of them get past 1. Sheik gets tagged in, then hit with a body slam, Sika tags in Afa, and he whips Sheik into the corner and bites him! Double team by the Wild Samoans, then Sika smacks Sheik right in the throat, (these guys are supposed to be the faces in this match????) Afa goes for a pin, but Sheik kicks out. Volkoff and Sheik hit a double team. Powerslam for a one count. Volkoff does another powerslam, and then another. Boston Crab locked in, but Afa can get out of it easily. Whip to the ropes and a lariat by Volkoff, Volkoff tosses Afa to the other side of the ring, almost wins it. Gorilla Press, but Sika is tagged in and hits a slam, followed by the Samoan Drop. Sheik breaks up the pin. Then... Volkoff learns the hard way that you should never headbutt a Samoan, then Afa lands a big superkick, then the Wild Samoans show Volkoff the power of a Samoan headbutt, by hitting him with a double headbutt for the 3 count.
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For our Battle Royal, Beefcake looks to eliminate Samula, but fails while Muraco goes after Mr. Wrestling II. JYD and Samula team up to eliminate Fuji, but it doesn't happen. JYD locks Muraco in a headlock, then hits a suplex on Samula. Mr. Fuji then throws Mr. Wrestling II over the top for the first elimination of this match. Muraco hits a big piledriver onto JYD, then whips him- no! JYD tosses Muraco over the top, eliminating the champion. Samula gets Beefcake over the top, eliminating him too. Final 3, Mr. Fuji, JYD, and Samula. Fuji sends JYD over. The top. (dude i swear if Fuji wins this) you're joking... Fuji eliminates Samula, and wins the Intercontinental Championship.
Roddy Piper v. Hulk Hogan, coming up next!
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Lockup starts the match and Piper gets in a cheap shot. Two more lockups, two more cheap shots. Piper goes for an early sleeper hold but Hogan can escape it. Piper keeps attacking Hogan's head and tosses him outside, but he cannot win the WWF Heavyweight Championship by a count out. Referee gets to seven and Piper starts whacking Hogan in the corner. One, two, kick out. Bulldog signature by Piper. The Hulkster kicks out again, sleeper hold is reversed into a bear hug by Hogan. He goes for the leg drop but Piper can reverse. Piper has the upper hand until Hogan starts Hulking up, Hogan gets another Leg Drop for the one, two, three.
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ROSTER UPDATE for February
-removed wild samoans
-removed rockin' robin
-added hillbilly jim
-added jim neidhart
-added chief jay strongbow
-added the dream team
-added heenan family
-added hart foundation
-added mil mascaras
-added special delivery jones
-added velvet mcintyre
-added judy martin
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WWF, Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 5, Feb wk 1, 1985
Match Card
Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka v. Mr. Fuji for the WWF Intercontinental Championship
Jesse Ventura v. Roddy Piper to determine who will face WWF Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan at The War to Settle the Score
The British Bulldogs v. The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff for the WWF Tag Team Championships
Wendi Richter v. Fabulous Moolah
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WWF, Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 5, Feb wk 1, 1985
**Match Card**
Jimmy "Sup...
Superfly Snuka def. Mr Fuji via submission to become the new Intercontinental Champion
Ventura def. Piper via submission to become the new no. 1 contender for the WWF Heavyweight Championship
Dynamite Kid now on his way to the arena for his tag match against Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff
Now wait a minute! Sheik and Volkoff attacking Dynamite Kid. Once again look to injure their opponents before the match, just like they did to the US Express, but Davey Boy is nowhere to be seen.
Dynamite Kid has just been slammed through a table... I think we have to call this match off.
I-ITS THE U.S. EXPRESS! They're back! And they have taken out Sheik and Volkoff!
Fabulous Moolah def. Wendi Richter via pinfall, after brass knuckles to the face
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Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 6, Feb wk 2, 1985. One week before The War to Settle the Score.
Match Card
WWF Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan riles up the crowd to open up the show.
Special Announcement from WWF President Jack Tunney.
Hart Foundation v. U.S. Express
Greg Valentine v. Mr. Wonderful w/ Bobby Heenan
Promo by Roddy Piper
Velvet Mcintyre v. Leilani Kai
Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka v. Tonga Kid in a Steel Cage match for the WWF Intercontinental Championship
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Prime Time Wrestling, Episode 6, Feb wk 2, 1985. One week before The War to Sett...
RESULTS
Hogan's next challenger, Jesse Ventura interrupts the promo and the two get into a brawl
Jack Tunney declares the WWF Tag Team Championships vacant due to Dynamite Kid's injury
Mr. Wonderful def. Valentine via pinfall
Roddy Piper goes on and on about how unfair his match against Jesse Ventura was, and how he wants a rematch. Jack Tunney then appears, saying if Piper lays a finger on either Hogan or Ventura before their match then he'll be indefinitely suspended
Leilani Kai def. Velvet Mcintyre via pinfall
Jimmy Superfly Snuka def. Tonga Kid via submission to retain the WWF Intercontinental Championship
