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WCW Superbrawl 1991 Review

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7.3

Episode 401: WCW Superbrawl 1991 aka Superbrawl I or just WCW Superbrawl Before it was WCW's February tradition until 2001, the 1st ever Superbrawl in 1991 took place in the month of May. This show had 12 matches total; headlined by a World Heavyweight Championship match between Ric Flair & New Japan Pro Wrestling's Tatsumi Fujinami(for the WCW World Title in the US, for the NWA World Title in Japan). Also on this show a legendary tag team match for the World Tag Team Championships; Sting & Lex Luger vs. The Steiner Brothers. You had 2 other title matches(US Tag Team & World Television), a ton of Squash Matches, the debut of Oz, a ThunderDOOM Steel Cage Match, & much more. This is my review of WCW Superbrawl(aka Superbrawl 1991 & Superbrawl I) 0:00 WCW Superbrawl Statistics 0:55 The Fabulous Freebirds vs. The Young Pistols(WCW United States Tag Team Championships) 2:50 Ricky Morton vs. Dan Spivey 3:24 Nikita Koloff vs. Tommy Rich 4:09 Dustin Rhodes vs. Terrance Taylor 5:19 Big Josh vs. Black Bart 5:53 Oz vs. Tim Parker 7:23 Brian Pillman vs. Barry Windham(Taped Fist Match) 8:09 El Gigante vs. Sid Vicious(Stretcher Match) 9:25 Ron Simmons vs. Butch Reed(Thunderdoom Steel Cage Match) 11:21 The Steiner Brothers vs. Sting & Lex Luger(WCW World Tag Team Championships) 14:17 Arn Anderson vs. Bobby Eaton(WCW World Television Championship) 15:40 Ric Flair vs. Tatsumi Fujinami(WCW & NWA World Heavyweight Championship) 20:22 WCW Superbrawl Recap #WCW #Superbrawl #Wrestling From The Vault Episode Archive: Twitter: Instagram: Facebook: Threads: Subscribe, Like, Comment, Click The Notification Bell Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use