[Lara Emily]

Match 26

Shinjiro Ohtani 8 vs Taz 35

The Human Suplex Machine had finally returned for full form. He nailed every suplex under the sun on Ohtani, however each suplex, even the dreaded Tazzmissionplex would only get Taz near falls, Ohtani refused to be put down. Ohtani would go on a brief offensive flurry and tried to end the match with the Spiral bomb however Taz would escape the move and lock on the Kata Hajime for the submission.

YOUR WINNER: THE HUMAN SUPLEX MACHINE TAZ

Match 27

Bret Hart 41 vs Jerry Lawler 2

In what was a fitting first round match Bret Hart dominated Lawler from the opening bell hitting immediately the FIVE MOVES OF DOOM and scoring the submission win.

YOUR WINNER: BRET HITMAN HART



Match 28

Rey Mysterio Jr. 13 vs The British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith 30

It was power vs Speed, David vs Goliath, as Rey Jr took on The British Bulldog. Rey Jr throughout the match would try and stay as far away from Bulldog as possible always trying to hit a top rope move or a quick impact move and then run. He was rather successful at it for the most part but got caught in the end. Rey Jr after knocking the Bulldog down leaped to the top rope. Perched there he waited for Bulldog to get up and when he did he launched at bulldog with a Moonsault attack, Bulldog however would catch Rey Jr upside down and then turn around and nail the Running Powerslam for the pin.



YOUR WINNER: THE BRITISH BULLDOG DAVEY BOY SMITH

Match 29

Greg "The Hammer" Valentine 13 vs Andre the Giant 30

Greg Valentine would fight valiantly against the friendly Giant, even managing to knock the Giant off his feet a few times and even score a few close pinfalls, but it was not to be for the Hammer, Andre quickly took control with headbutts and elbows. The end would come with Valentine attempting to bodyslam Andre only to have Andre fall on top of him for the 3 count.

YOUR WINNER: ANDRE THE GIANT



Match 30

Mick Foley 42 vs Abdullah the Butcher 1

Barbed wire, tacks, fire, tables, this match had it all both men beat the living hell out of each other. The Hardcore Legend was in top form as he busted open the Butcher early on with a brutal forking, the Butcher however would rebound and drive Mick Foley face first into barbed wire. These two kept going at it for almost an hour before finally Abdullah the Butcher simply lost consciousness from blood loss and the Referee awarded the match to Mick Foley.

YOUR WINNER: MICK FOLEY



Match 31

Masahiro Chono 11 vs The Sheik 32

The Fans had no idea what to expect from this match and to say they were pleased would be an understatement, both men gave it their all, The Sheik would execute the Claw only to see Chono reverse it and nail The Yakuza kick for quick two count. The match would continue with both men trading offense until finally at 15:45 The Sheik would lock Chono in the Camel Clutch for the submission victory.

YOUR: WINNER THE SHEIK

Match 32

Stu Hart 40 vs Mad Dog Vachon 3

Stu Hart and Vachon but on a technical wrestling clinic for the fans. Between the two of them they pulled off almost every classic submission hold in the book. In the end it was the head of the Hart family who got the advantage. Stu would win the match with a simple yet painful Canadian Arm Bar.

YOUR WINNER: STU HART



Match 33



Arn Anderson 41 vs Gene Kiniski 2

Gene and Arn went toe to two like only two legends of this sport could. The end saw Arn Anderson hitting not one, but two devastating spinebusters to score the pinfall and advance to the next round

YOUR WINNER: THE ENFORCER ARN ANDERSON

Match 34

Tom Zenk 19 vs Frank Gotch 24

The end of this match saw Zenk attempt to Dropkick Gotch only to see Gotch catch one of Zenk’s legs and execute a move that cannot even be described, the result however was Zenk’s leg being pretty much broken in two, Zenk screaming in pain had no choice but to submit.

YOUR WINNER: FRANK GOTCH



Match 35

Freddie Blassie 30 vs El Santo 13

The match was a close one with El Santo nearly getting the Submission victory with The Camel Clutch. However Blassie managed to reverse it by standing up and dropping Santo hard to the mat. The end came while the referee was down from an errant clothesline by El Santo, Blassie took advantage and nailed Santo with his cane. Waking the referee up, Blassie made the easy pin.

YOUR WINNER: CLASSIE FREDDIE BLASSIE

Match 36

Ole Anderson 12 vs Killer Kowalski 31

It was original Horseman vs an undisputed legend and in the end it was the legend who would win. Both men put on a show. Ole using some of that old school offense, he even managed to lock in the Standing Armbar but Kowalski through him off and then locked in The Claw for the submission victory.

YOUR WINNER: KILLER KOWALSKI



Match 37

Bruno Sammartino 18 vs Steve Austin 25

It was WWF Champion vs WWF Champion as Sammartino and Austin faced off in a match for the ages. The crowd was thrilled as we saw a return of the old Austin attempts a piledriver on the outside Austin gets backbody dropped into the crowd move. In the end it was a quick Stunner to Sammartino that won the match for Austin.



YOUR WINNER: STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN

Match 38

Owen Hart 36 vs Bob Backlund 7

The match was a submissions only match and did it ever deliver, Owen Hart was on top of his game unloading his entire repertoire of high flying and submission moves. Backlund too looked good but not good enough to beat Owen who took advantage early and never really gave it up. In the end Owen made Backlund tap out to his own Crossface Chickenwing.

YOUR WINNER: OWEN HART



Match 39

Randy Savage 40 vs The Honky Tonk Man 3

Honky Tonk hit the Shake Rattle and Role almost immediately but Savage easily kicked out and that would be the last offensive move HTM would hit as 45 seconds later he was pinned by the Flying Elbow Drop.

YOUR WINNER: MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE



Match 40

Barry Windham 8 vs Hulk Hogan 35

Hogan dominated early and dominated often, nothing Windham threw at Hogan slowed him down in the slightest. Even when Windham hit the Leaping DDT , Hogan just got right back up and shook it off ,a Hulk-Up, Big Boot and Leg Drop later and Hogan was the winner.



YOUR WINNER: THE IMMORTAL HULK HOGAN



Match 41

Brock Lesnar 35 vs Rikidozan 8

It was the Father of Puroresu took on the former NCAA champion wrestler Brock Lesnar in a match that was surprisingly entertaining. Rikidozan dominated the early portion however as time passed Lesnar took the advantage, using his old NCAA grappling skills Lesnar completely took over, the end looked something like this: a spinebuster for two, the F-5 for two, it was with another F-5 followed by a shooting star press that Lesnar finally managed to put down Rikidozan.

YOUR WINNER: BROCK LESNAR



Match 42

The Bruiser Brody 13 vs Don Muraco 30

Another close match-up, the crowd was elated to see The Bruiser Brody in action once again, however it was not to be his night as Muraco mostly dominated the match even kicking out of Brody’s signature Kick to the Face and Jumping Knee Drop. The end saw Muraco hitting Brody with the Reverse Piledriver for the pin.

YOUR WINNER: DON THE ROCK MURACO

Match 43

Pedro Morales 21 vs Iron Sheik 22

In what was the closest match of the evening. Both men were on their game in this match, neither man would submit to the others submission finishers, both fighting unconsciousness to break the respective holds. , The Iron Sheik finally managed to defeat Pedro Morales with a quick out of nowhere roll up at 35:15.



YOUR WINNER: The Iron Sheik

Match 44

Stan Hansen 8 vs Billy Graham 35

Superstar Billy Graham was all over Stan Hansen in this match. Hansen got in little offense and when he did it was barely effective. Even Hansen’s Enzui Lariat didn’t stop Graham. Shortly after taking the lariat, Graham would lock Hansen in the Bear Hug and get the Submission victory.

YOUR WINNER: SUPERSTAR BILLY GRAHAM

Match 45

Dory Funk Jr 25 vs Gerald Brisco 18

In a classic match between two men from classic wrestling families, it was Dory Funk Jr who would come out on top. The match featured plenty of ground holds and near submission. The end came when Dory Funk locked Gerald Brisco in the Spinning Toe Hold and Brisco had no choice but to tap out.

YOUR WINNER: DORY FUNK JR.

Match 46

The Rock 39 vs Gory Guerrero 4

The Rock was on fire from the opening bell, electrifying the crowd with all his signature moves. Gory managed some offense here and there even locking The Rock in the Gory Special. However in the end The People’s Champ was too much for Gory and a Rock Bottom put him away.

YOUR WINNER: THE ROCK

Match 47

Lou Thesz 37 vs Magnum TA 6

Much like Art Barr this match forced the wrestling world to once again wonder what might have been. Magnum TA came roaring out of the gates giving a small glimpse on what he might have become, however it did not take long of the legendary Lou Thesz to slow TA down and take control of the match. After the opening bit of offense from TA, which included a nice Belly to Belly Suplex, Lou Thesz would stay in control until the end when he hit the Lou Thesz press for the pinfall.



YOUR WINNER: LOU THESZ



Match 48

Chris Jericho 34 vs Eddie Guerrero 9

In an unfortunate drawing two huge fan favorites were pitted against each other in the first round. Knowing that only one would advance both Guerrero and Jericho pulled out their entire repertoire. Guerrero managed to hit the Frog Splash but Jericho kicked out, while Jericho hit the Lionsault and Guerrero kicked out. In the end Jericho managed to lock Guerrero into the Liontamer but Guerrero refused to tape. Guerrero fought hard to get out of the move but eventually he passed out from the pain.



YOUR WINNER LIONHEART CHRIS JERICHO



Match 49

Fritz Von Erich 6 vs Terry Funk 37

The Elder Von Erich was in tough against Terry Funk. Both men beat the living day lights out of each other. Funk slowly began to take advantage with hard jabs right to Fritz’s face. Fritz with a last ditch effort managed to lock on the Iron Claw but he was too weak to sustain hit. Funk quickly shook off the effects of the Claw and Pildrove the head of the Von Erich family, he followed that up with a moonsault and finally scored the submission victory with the Spinning Toehold



YOUR WINNER: TERRY FUNK

Match 50

Triple H 32 vs Dusty Rhodes 11



The Bionic elbows had little effect as the Game was all over Rhodes from the very beginning. Pulling out all the knee moves he knows the Game slowly and surely wore out Dusty Rhodes allowing him to hit the Pedigree at 10:35 for the pin

YOUR WINNER: THE GAME TRIPLE H