Clash of the Champions

<p>Vader defends the WCW Championship against Sting. Steve Austin faces Brian Pillman. Sting &#038; British Bulldog challenge The Nasty Boys for the tag titles.</p>

<p>British Bulldog challenges Big Van Vader for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. The Shockmaster makes his iconic WCW debut!</p>

<p>An unlikely savior gives Sting&#8217;s team the victory over Vader&#8217;s trio in the main event ThunderCage match! Plus, Chris Benoit makes his singles WCW debut.</p>

<p>Sting battles Rick Rude in the King of Cable tournament; Barry Windham goes ballistic in the main event. Oh, and Erik Watts makes his Clash debut&#8230;</p>

<p>On a night WCW celebrates 20 years of wrestling on TBS, Cactus Jack challenges Ron Simmons for the WCW Title. Also, André the Giant&#8217;s last TV appearance &#038; more!</p>

<p>June 22, 1992Taped from Charleston, SC (taped on June 16)Announced attendance: 4,600TV rating (TBS): 2.8 (-0.9 compared to Clash 18&#8217;s 3.7) Hey there everybody. Welcome to my review of the 19th edition of WCW Clash of the Champions, featuring exclusively first round matches of a tournament to crown the inaugural holders of NWA&#8217;s World Tag [&hellip;]</p>

<p>January 21st, 1992Live from Topeka, KSAnnounced attendance: 5.500 (capacity: ca. 10.000)TV rating: 3.7 (-0.6 compared to Clash 17&#8217;s 4.3) Hey there everyone and welcome to my first WCW review for 1992. We kick off the year over in Atlanta with the 18th edition of Clash of the Champions, featuring Sting &amp; Ricky Steamboat taking on [&hellip;]</p>

<p>November 19, 1991Live from Savannah, GAAnnounced attendance: 6.922 (capacity: ca 7.832)TV rating: 4.3 Hello everyone, and welcome to my review of the 17th WCW Clash of the Champions, with five featured title matches scheduled for the card &#8211; including Sting putting the US Title on the line against WCW newcomer Ravishing Rick Rude and Rick [&hellip;]</p>

<p>June 12, 1991Live from Knoxville, TNAnnounced attendance: 5.000 (capacity: ca 6.500)TV rating: 3.9 Hi there everyone, welcome to my review of a very important edition of WCW&#8217;s Clash of the Champions. It features the last WCW appearance of Ric Flair in the series (until his 1993 return), where he defends the World title against &#8216;Beautiful&#8217; [&hellip;]</p>

<p>January 30, 1991Live from Gainesville, GATelevision rating: 3.9 (TBS)Announced attendance: 2,200 Welcome everyone to my review of the 14th edition of Clash of the Champions, the first one exclusively under the WCW banner and after the partnership with the NWA ended earlier that year. Featuring the brand new and first ever WCW World Heavyweight Champion [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Hello everyone and welcome to my review of the very last Clash of the Champions of 1990. It&#8217;s also the last Clash in the history of the NWA, as they officially parted ways with WCW in early 1991. This show features Ric Flair vs. Butch Reed with very unique stipulations, to say the least! Also, [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Hello everyone and welcome to my review of the eleventh NWA/WCW Clash of the Champions. This show is main-evented by Ric Flair vs. Junkyard Dog for the NWA World title, Mean Mark taking on Flyin&#8217; Brian Pillman, Rock &#8216;n&#8217; Roll Express vs. Midnight Express for the US tag straps, Doom vs. Steiners for the World [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Hey everyone. Welcome to my review of the very first edition of NWA/WCW&#8217;s Clash of the Champions of the 1990s. This show features a masks-for-titles contest over the Tag Team titles, a six-men steel cage tag match in the main-event and much more. Here is the list of champions in the NWA/WCW at the time: [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Hi everyone, and welcome to what could possibly be my last review in the insane year that has been 2020. Before getting to it though, I hope you had a safe Christmas this year. And more importantly, rest in piece Jon Huber, better known in the pro wrestling world as WWE&#8217;s Luke Harper and more [&hellip;]</p>

<p>What’s up everyone, it’s Tomás here with a review of NWA/WCW’s eight Clash of the Champions. On this edition, Ric Flair and Sting team up in the main-event to take on The Great Muta and Terry Funk Dick Slater, Lex Luger puts the US title up for grabs against former World Champion Tommy Rich, The [&hellip;]</p>