My WWE 2K18 Results: WWE Live '91 (August.Week 3)

WWE Live '91

August, Week 3, Year 1

New York, NY

Last week, Bret “Hitman” Hart '97's and Shawn Michaels '97's match broke down into a brawl before it even started. Not only that but a surprising development took place as Shawn Michaels submitted Bret Hart with the Sharpshooter! It seems as though Michaels' pre-match attack injured Bret's back to the point where he had to tap out to preserve his health enough to successfully challenge for the WWE Championship at SummerSlam.

Before their match at Saturday Night's Main Event, Bret “The Hitman” Hart '97 held four consecutive victories over Shawn Michaels '97. However, after “The Heartbreak Kid” defeated Hart to become the new WWE Champion at Saturday Night's Main Event, it seems as though all of that momentum has completely shifted to the side of HBK who now has two straight victories over Bret. With an ego on full-on turbo mode, Michaels has challenged Bret to another rematch tonight, anxious to avenge every last one of his losses to “The Hitman”. HBK looks for victory #3 over Bret Hart tonight.

Match #1

Normal Match

Diesel vs Jimmy “Jam” Garvin

Winner by pinfall: Diesel (Jackknife Powerbomb)(Squash)

Tatanka was a Superstar that looked to be on quite a roll, even picking up a big victory over then-WWE Champion Bret “Hitman” Hart '97. Since then Tatanka has suffered back to back debilitating losses to an angry Andre The Giant.

In a creepily cryptic vignette, Papa Shango teases that there are possibilities that black magic was at work against Tatanka in his matches with “The Eighth Wonder of the World”. Tatanka was a man ready to charge at the WWE Champion. So where was his warrior's fight against Andre The Giant? Was Tatanka under the spell of Papa Shango's dark magic?

Footage is shown of Irwin R. Schyster “IRS” coming down to the ring last week and talking about how Money, Incorporated have finally done away with The Ultimate Warrior or as they like to call him, “The Ultimate Loser”. First “The Million Dollar Man” also known as the Million Dollar Champion Ted DiBiase put him down and then The IRS finished him off for good.

Ted himself would be here basking in the glory of taking out one of the all time greatest WWE Superstars but he's away at a beautiful beach somewhere at an expensive resort enjoying the finest things in life. IRS says to make no mistake, when “The Million Dollar Man” comes back, that WWE locker room better watch their backs!

Match #2

Normal Match

Irwin R. Schyster vs The Ultimate Warrior

Winner by pinfall: The Ultimate Warrior (Squash)

Middle Card Promo

World Tag Team Champion Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake comes out to the ring on behalf The Dream Team, his tag team partner and co-World Tag Team Champion Greg “The Hammer” Valentine. Beefcake says that The Dream Team are ready for their next challenge and they'll take on anyone at SummerSlam.

Footage is shown of Rick “The Model” Martel coming down to the ring last week to talk about how the New Yorkers in the audience all stink and how they all desperately need a spray of his “Arrogance”. He spoke about his greatness and promised everyone that they're going to be seeing a lot more of “The Model”.

Match #3

Normal Match

Razor Ramon vs Rick “The Model” Martel

Winner by pinfall: Rick “The Model” Martel (Diving Knee Drop)(*** ½ Great)

Middle Card Promo

The WWE Intercontinental Champion Sgt. Slaughter comes out and addresses Sycho Sid becoming the #1 contender for the Intercontinental Championship last week. He gives Sid credit for being big, tough and unstoppable but Sgt. Slaughter defeated Andre The Giant to become the Intercontinental Champion so it's quite clear and quite evident that the maggot Sycho Sid will suffer the same fate at SummerSlam.

Last week, Mr. Perfect came out to the ring and called out “the intruder from Atlanta” Sting '91 to the ring who corrects him by stating that he's from Venice Beach, California. Mr. Perfect is disgusted at this guy who's come from “down south” to try to take out Perfect's good friend “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair, the World Heavyweight Championship of “that place down south”. Perfect says that Sting can't even lace up his boots and it should be Perfect competing at SummerSlam instead of Sting. Sting went on to challenge Perfect to a match.

Match #4

Normal Match

Sting '91 vs Mr. Perfect (w/Ric Flair '91 & Bobby Heenan)

Winner by pinfall: Mr. Perfect (Perfect Plex)(** ½ Good)

Post-Match: Sting offers Perfect a handshake that gets smacked off as Perfect tells Sting off before basking in his victory. Will Sting take this lying down?

Show Closer Promo

“The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes comes out to the ring and celebrates his victory over Jake “The Snake” Roberts '91 last week and the fact that he finally settled the score. Now it's on to bigger and better things and bigger is the word of the day because at SummerSlam, “The American Dream” is going one on one with “The Eighth Wonder of the World” Andre The Giant. Dusty has seen Andre lately and knows that he's the baddest and the meanest that he has ever been but “The American Dream” is on the roll of his life and at SummerSlam Dusty will slam the giant!

Match #5

Main Event

Rivalry Match

Rematch

Non-Title

Shawn Michaels '97 vs Bret “Hitman” Hart '97

Pre-Match: Michaels awaits Hart in the ring who charges down to the ring at top speed and jumps onto Michaels with a flurry of strikes, incensed over Shawn's major display of disrespect last week when he took advantage of a back injury to Bret Hart and applied Bret's own Sharpshooter on him.

Winner by submission: Bret “Hitman” Hart '97 (Sharpshooter)(** ½ Good)

NEWS

PAYBACK

Bret “Hitman” Hart '97 delivered payback against Shawn Michaels '97 with an attack of his own, angered by his rival's actions from last week.

MEDICAL UPDATE

The Honky Tonk Man has made a complete recovery from his injuries and is ready to compete at full strength again!