This day in WWF history:

[Scott Joyce]

Ill post as often as possible with these.

February 17, 1997
Pyscho Sid defeated Brett Hart for the WWF Title.

February 17, 2001
Steve Blackman defeated Raven for the WWF hardcore title.

February 17, 2002
Hollywood Hogan, Kevin Nash, and Scott Hall re-form the NWO in the WWF.

[Iceman]

Wow, Sid winning the title from Bret, must of been a good day, I like that and Sid.

NWO's second run in the WWE, that was a good time too, they had some great skits when they first met the Rock and Stone Cold.

Nice Scotty.

[Burnham]

shame that the NWO didnt last long in the wwe!

[80s4life]

Today sixteen years ago I went to see the W.W.F. at the Montreal Forum. I expected a mediocre undercard with a cool main event. It turned out to be an atrocious undercard with a cool main event. That main event being Hulk Hogan and Big Boss Man (until a few weeks earlier, his mystery partner) against Mr. Perfect & The Genius. Boss Man had just turned face and it was cool to see him team with his former arch-nemesis. Sadly, they wiped the floor with Lanny Poffo & Perfect. I didn't care about Poffo so much, but I saw doom and gloom in the future of Perfect if he was going to go from no losses on his record to a red-headed stepchild mid-carder.

The opener was pretty good. "Latin Heartthrob" Al Perez, who was SO underused during his short W.W.F. stay, defeated dependable ol' Paul Roma (this was a few months before Roma's heel turn in Power & Glory).

Koko B. Ware lit the Forum on fire and beat "Playboy" Buddy Rose, a little past his prime but always very, very entertaining.

Hacksaw Duggan teamed with The Rockers to beat The Powers of Pain & Mr. Fuji. Always fun to think back to Shawn Michaels in his pre-Clique days. What I remember most about this match, and any Powers of Pain - Rockers matches I saw, were the incredible high back bodydrops Shawn took from Warlord. As Gorilla said, "He put him in the lights that time."

Terry Taylor subbed for, I think, Hilbilly Jim, and lost to Bad News Brown. Cock-a-doodle-doo!

Roddy Piper and Rick Rude tussed in a Lumberjack bout, with Piper winning when his WrestleMania VI foe Bad News Brown interfered.

Tito Santana defeated local favorite and former Dino Bravo manager Frenchie Martin.

Some of it looks good on paper, but I remember this as one of the worst house shows at the Forum I'd been to. Contrast that with one year earlier (March 10th, 1989), easily one of the absolute best I'd been to. Maybe tomorrow I should post that show on this thread.

[80s4life]

Today in 1993 at the Forum:

Tatanka continued his climb to the top with a win over Rick Martel.

The true attraction of the evening, Doink the Clown lost to Crush.

Virgil beat "Terrific" Terry Taylor. Maybe the Apocalypse is coming.

Poor old Tito Santana defeated Coolio DeMento. Excuse me, El Matador!

From the "They Made Their Name in Other Promotions" file, "The Narcissist" Lex Luger & Mr. Perfect fought to a double-countout.

In a great encounter, The Steiner Bros. defeated The Beverly Brothers. Too bad in a way; I loved the Beverlys when they were The Destruction Crew in the A.W.A.

The main event saw The Undertaker defeat Yokozuna by disqualification. Lucky for us, these two had the same match about 1500 times in the span of a year. BANZAI!

[Scott Joyce]

3/15/99 Road Dogg defeated Val Enis for the Intercontinal Title.
3/15/99 Billy Gunn defeated Bob Holly for the Hardcore Title.

[Scott Joyce]

3/20/1994 Brett Hart defeated Yokozuna for the WWF title.

[Burnham]

March 22, 2004 - Draft Lottery: Triple H gets drafted to Smackdown! and Paul Heyman decides to give him a WWE title shot!
~~~Eddie Guerrero vs Triple H in the main event ended with all members of the RAW & Smackdown! rosters brawling!..

[Scott Joyce]

3-26-2001: Sting defeats Flair on Nitros final match.

3-26-2001: Vince McMahon simulcast on RAW & Nitro to annonce his purchase of WCW.

3-27-1988: Randy Savage defeats Ted Dibease in the finals of the tournament to win the WWF heavyweight title.

3-27-1988: Demolition defeats Tito Santana & Rick Martel for the WWF tag team titles.

[Burnham]

March 28, 1999 - Wrestlemania 15: "Stone Cold" Steve Austin defeated The Rock (of the Corporation) to win the WWF title

[Scott Joyce]

3-29-1987: Wrestlemania III took place in Detroit

3-29-1987: Ricky Steamboat defeats Randy Savage for the IC title.

3-29-1987: Hulk Hogan defeats Andre the Giant to retain the WWF heavyweight title.

3-29-1998: Steve Austin Defeats Shawn Michaels to win his first WWF heavyweight title.

3-29-1994: Men on a mission defeats the Quebecers for the WWF tag team titles.

3-29-1999: Goldust defeats Road Dogg for the IC title.

[80s4life]

April 3rd, 1995 - Sid turns on his "employer" Shawn Michaels, starting HBK's face run; also, Alundra Blayze regained the W.W.F. Women's Title from Bull Nakano

[Scott Joyce]

April 4, 1993: Hulk Hogan defeats Yokozuna for the WWF heavyweight title at Wrestlemania IX.

April 4, 1993: Yokozuna defeats Brett Hart for the WWF heavyweight title at Wrestlemania IX.

[Scott Joyce]

April 2, 1989: Wrestlemania V
- Hulk Hogan defeats Randy Savage for the WWF heavyweight title.
- Rick Rude defeats Ultimate Warrior for the WWF Intercontintal title.

April 2, 1995: Owen Hart & Yokozuna defeat the Smokin Guns for the WWF tag titles.
- Wrestlemania IX

April 2, 2000: Wrestlemania XVI
-Chris Benoit defeats Kurt Angle & Chris Jericho for the WWF Intercontinal title.
- Edge & Christian defeat the Dudlez and Hardyz in a ladder match for the tag titles.
- Chris Jericho defeats Chris Benoit & Kurt Angle for the WWF European title.
- Hardcore Holly defeats Crash Holly for the Hardcore title in a Hardcore battle royal.
- Triple H became the first heel to win in the main event at Wrestlemania.
- Billy Kidman defeats Tajiri for the WWF Crusierweight title.

[Scott Joyce]

April 5, 1992
-Randy Savage defeats Ric Flair for the WWF heavyweight title at WM VIII.
-Brett Hart defeated Roddy Piper for the WWF Intercontinal title at WM VIII.