UWF Fury 06-10-1991

With Beach Brawl in the books, what does Abrams have in store for us tonight? Wet’n’Wild is here! So are the Power Twins. Will all hell break loose? Let’s find out!

Herb Abrams thanks the UWF fans for being involved with Beach Brawl and previews tonight’s show.

Calhoun hammered Ben-Gurion before the bell and followed with a double axe handle.
When he landed an elbow drop, Calhoun scored with a splash for 2.
He then gave Ben-Gurion a cross corner whip but came up empty on his follow-through.
As Ben-Gurion clotheslined him, he leaped to the second turnbuckle and delivered a flying clothesline.
1-2-3.
Ben-Gurion won at 2:05.

In case you missed the PPV, matches from the show will be shown in the coming weeks on the Fury Hour. So why did I pay $14.95 for the show? Oh yeah, I didn’t.

Take it, HHH:

Brandi supplied him the ten-punch count-along, but Badd reversed a cross corner whip.
As Brandi floated over, he hip-tossed Badd.
With Badd on the apron, Brandi suplexed him back into the ring.
Brandi floated atop Badd and got 2.
When Michaels tagged in, he mounted the top turnbuckle and lowered the boom on Badd.
Michaels came off the ropes, but Beast booted him in the kidneys. SNEAKY!
After Badd snap-suplexed him, he got 2.
Beast tagged in, and the heels double-clotheslined Michaels.
While Beast neck-snapped him, Beast dropped him like a bad habit.
Michaels then countered a piledriver with a back drop, but Beast countered a side head lock with a belly-to-back suplex.
As Badd tagged in, the heels doubled over Michaels.
Badd slammed Michaels and tagged in Beast.
When Beast provided Michaels with a Badd-assisted flying splash, he followed with a pair of leg drops.
The heels then double-suplexed Michaels and provoked Brandi to distract the anonymous referee.
After the heels double-clotheslined Michaels again, Badd powerslammed him for 2.
Badd unleashed a pair of leg drops for another 2.
While Beast tagged in, he botched a dropkick to Michaels. Even DeGeorge and Sammartino were offended.

Badd tagged in, and the heels delivered a double flying shoulder block.
Hot tag Brandi.
As Brandi held Beast, Michaels mounted the top turnbuckle and uncorked a missile dropkick.
1-2-3.
Michaels and Brandi won at 6:58.

Summary: Decent preliminary match as Brandi looked like a superstar compared to the other guys.

Captain Lou believes that wrestlers are better than boxers while referring to Lou Duva as his “cousin.” Perhaps, but only with some penne vodka.

Let’s hope the babyfaces don’t get too crazy and shoot one of their opponents.

When Beach hooked a side-Russian leg sweep, he got 1 on Donahue.
Wild Thing tagged in and clotheslined Donahue for 2.
As he delivered a big boot, he got another 2.
Messenger tagged in, but Wild Thing clotheslined him.
After Beach tagged in, Wet’n’Wild unloaded a double back elbow to Messenger.
Beach then suplexed Messenger for 2.
While Beach scored with a flying burrito, he got another 2.
Beach then mounted the top turnbuckle and drove Messenger down to the mat.
When Wild Thing tagged in, Wet’n’Wild unleashed a Rocket Launcher upon Messenger.
1-2-3.
Wet’n’Wild won at 3:50.

CAPTAIN LOU’S CORNER: Albano interviews Bigelow who wants another shot at “Dr. Death” Steve Williams for the title.

We then revisit the 3/11 episode when a lumberjack match couldn’t settle the feud between Williams and “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff.

Match 4: The Power Twins (w/ John Tolos) versus Cash Jackson & “Soul Train” Phillips

Curtis Silwa, the head of the Guardian Angels, joined the broadcast table for this match. Perhaps he’ll be able to shove that whistle down Tolos’ throat.
As David tagged in, the Power Twins double-suplexed Jackson.
Phillips tagged in but missed a dropkick.
When David delivered a modified double underhook suplex, Silwa described the Power Twins as “ugly.” HA!
Larry tagged in, and the Power Twins launched a double flying shoulder block at Phillips.
After Larry powerslammed him, he got 2.
David tagged in and provided Phillips with his own powerslam.
While Larry tagged in, the Power Twins decimated Phillips with their finisher.
1-2-3.
The Power Twins won at 2:37.

After the match, the Power Twins double-team Jackson probably because he didn’t give them any money.

Conclusion: Pedestrian episode just in case booking changes were made at the PPV. Since this show was taped a month ago, I’m surprised Don Muraco wasn’t on it. Nevertheless, Wet’n’Wild and the Power Twins each had a showcase match, and two preliminary matches along with reruns filled out the episode. My recommendation:

Let’s hope the UWF can offer something to go with the Beach Brawl reruns in the coming weeks.