My WWE 2K18 Results: WCW Saturday Night (Saturday.June.Week 2)

WCW Saturday Night

June, Week 2, Year 1

Atlanta, GA

Footage is shown of Ric Flair defeating Tatsumi Fujinami two weeks ago on WCW Saturday Night to regain the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. “The Dragon” returns to action tonight and is looking for a big win to regain some momentum to go right back after that WCW World Heavyweight Championship!

Footage is shown of Cactus Jack and Diamond Dallas Page defeating The Enforcers last week on WCW Saturday Night. After the match, The Rock 'N' Roll Express would show up to put The Enforcers on notice.

Match #1

Rivalry

Normal Match

Robert Gibson (w/Ricky Morton) vs Larry Zbyszko(w/Arn Anderson)

Winner by DQ: Robert Gibson (After Zbyszko hit and wailed on Gibson with a steel chair, looking to teach him a lesson after his disrespect last week.

Match #2

Normal Match

Jimmy “Jam” Garvin (w/Michael “P.S.” Hayes) vs Dustin Rhodes (w/Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat '91)

Winner by pinfall: Jimmy “Jam” Garvin (Brainbuster)(4 * Amazing)

Post-Match: Garvin offers Rhodes a handshake that is accepted before Rhodes raises his arm.

NEW WCW United States Champion, Diamond Dallas Page is bickering with the the NEW #1 contender for the WCW United States Championship, Buddy Roberts. The Von Erichs show up and inform them that they are both nuisances and nobody wants to see either of them win. The Von Erichs are told to stay out of it and sure enough, a match is made between these four men.

Match #3

Tag Team Match

Diamond Dallas Page '92 & Buddy Roberts (w/Michael “P.S.” Hayes) vs The Von Erichs (Kevin & Kerry Von Erich)

Winners: The Von Erichs (The Claw from Kevin on DDP)

Match #4

Normal Match

Sting '88 vs Cactus Jack '92

Winner by pinfall: Cactus Jack '92 (Stump Puller)

Match #5

Main Event

Rivalry

Normal Match

Tatsumi Fujinami vs Brian Pillman

Pre-Match: Fujinami awaits Pillman who looks to be late. Suddenly, Ric Flair appears and is dragging Pillman by the neck before throwing down on the stage floor. Flair then sets his sights on Fujinami who is ready for a fight.

Tatsumi Fujinami vs Ric Flair

Winner by submission: Ric Flair '88 (Figure Four Leg Lock)(***1/2 Great)

Post-Match: Flair decides against leaving to stomp away at Fujinami.

NEWS

TAKING AN OPPORTUNITY

Not willing to wait for a match with his rival, Ric Flair '88 forced his way into Tatsumi Fujinami's match by taking out his original opponent.

DYSFUNCTIONAL TEAM

The Enforcers, Larry Zbyszko and Arn Anderson blame each other for their loss! Can they get back on the same page against their rivals?