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Name of the event:
WWF House Show
Attendance:
ca. 9.100

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Singles Match
El Matador defeats Papa Shango (10:14)
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Razor Ramon defeats Shawn Michaels (w/Diesel) (c) by Count Out (8:51)
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Singles Match
Bret Hart defeats Bob Backlund (32:21)
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Singles Match
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Singles Match
Tatanka defeats Bam Bam Bigelow by Count Out (11:21)
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Six Man Tag Team Match
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Singles Match
Lex Luger defeats Mr. Perfect (14:02)

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Average rating: 7.00  [1]
Average rating in 2022: 7.00  [1]
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TigerDiver wrote on 01.03.2022:
[7.0] "There's a handheld version of the full show available on YouTube, uploaded by the channel 'Wrestling Handheld'. This was a very good house show all around, the quality was mostly strong, though the card did drag a bit at times. - Tito/Shango was an adequate enough opener. Tito did a great job fighting from underneath as per, and the future Godfather did alright for himself. **½ - Shawn/Razor isn't up to their incredibly high standards set in '94, but it's a fun match that nicely encapsulates the early chemistry of both men. ***¼ - Bret/Backlund. Too long, and the crowd was bored for the majority as it wasn't their preferred style. Technically speaking, though, the work was flawless, as were the crisp matwork and technical exchanges. I can see this one getting over in another time and place. ***¼ - Taker/Gonzalez. Next. ½* - Bigelow/Tatanka was a good, solid, hard-hitting hoss match with an unfortunate finish. Tatanka even did a suicide dive at the start! ***¼ - Six-man tag was weird but in a slightly amusing way. Having Afa and Kamala in the mix was interesting, but that doesn't translate into a good match. ** - Perfect/Luger was my MOTN. A pretty great main event with a fun face v. heel dynamic and a red hot crowd to boot. ***¾"