Two out of Three Falls
 

Has anyone ever seen one where one wrestler picks up the first two falls winning the match and skipping the third fall?

Sure that happened in TNA not too long ago,think it was a knockouts match though.

MVP/Benoit @ Judgment Day 2007

Doug Williams v danielson. They wrestled just under an hour. The first fall happening realtovely early by Williams and then again in just under an hour

What Flex typed.

SNME #11: The British Bulldogs defeated The Hart Foundation
SNME #14: Strike Force defeated The Bolsheviks

I guess it's a Saturday Night's Main Event thing.....

WCW Saturday Night 5/30/92 - The Great Muta defeated Brad Armstrong

Flair def Foley 2/0 in 2006 I think one was by DQ

HHH/Austin, No Way Out 2001.

This went to three falls. I swear I remember watching this match.

HHH won 2 STRAIGHT falls..... Austin beat HHH in the normal match, but HHH beat him No DQ and Steel Cage Match.....

Yeah, but we're talking about two at the beginning that render the third fall useless/aka stops the match.

WCW Clash Of The Champions - June 16, 1993: Ric Flair and Arn Anderson defeated the Hollywood Blonds.

First fall, by pinfall.
Second fall, by disqualification, due to Barry Windham's interference.

You forgot the most important details.

The exact time, the colours of their trunks, their haircuts, etc.

I watched a TV title match where Austin beat Rhodes twice in a row to negate a third fall, recently.

guy who lost the first two in a row should have gotten up and said "Wait, make it best 3 out of 5!" and then won 3 straight falls himself. Really piss off the guy that accepted..

In ROH, for a bit, the Briscoe Bros were essentially undefeated in 2/3 fall matches. They made a sort of big deal about them never losing a fall in one.

Actually, that was for the WCW U.S. title at Starrcade '93.

Austin won the first fall by disqualification and won the second fall by pinfall.

I know it hasn't happened in a one out of two falls match.

Why would they have a one out of two falls match? What if one person wins the first fall and the other person wins the second fall? Then it is either a draw or they are forced to do overtime which would count as the third fall.

God, I hope you're joking otherwise it'd be best if you just lay down for a bit.

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I think Candice Michelle vs Beth Phoenix, when Candice broke her collar bone.

October 22, 2007.

Islanders defeated Young Stallions - Royal Rumble 1988

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That was the US title I believe.

It was for the U.S. title at Starrcade '93, I believe.

It was for the US title at Starrcade '93 and there was a fan in the front row wearing a brown jacket, I believe.