March 29, 1987 - Pontiac, Michigan
Pontiac Silverdome
| The Advertisement | The Program |
| Match #1 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| "The Can-Am Connection" (Rick Martel & Tom Zenk) |
def. | "Magnificent" Don Muraco & "Cowboy" Bob Orton w/Mr. Fuji |
via Pinfall (5:36) |
| Notes: Martel pinned Muraco. A good, solid opening match. | |||
| Match #2 | |||
| Billy Jack Haynes | DRAW | Hercules w/Bobby Heenan |
via Countout (7:52) |
| Notes: In the "Battle of the Full Nelsons," there was no clear winner as they Haynes got the full nelson on Hercules outside the ring. Haynes tried going after Heenan, but Herc used the chain and busted open Billy Jack. | |||
| Match #3 | |||
| Hillbilly Jim, Haiti Kid, & Little Beaver | def. | King Kong Bundy, Lord Littlebrook, & Little Tokyo | via DQ (4:08) |
| Notes: Bundy was DQed when he attacked Little Beaver. I thought it was kind of funny. | |||
| Match #4 | |||
| "King" Harley Race w/Bobby Heenan, Fabulous Moolah |
def. | Junk Yard Dog | via Pinfall (2:14) |
| Notes: The loser of the match had to bow and kneel to the winner. JYD did it (to his credit), but then attacked Race with a chair. | |||
| Match #5 | |||
| "The Dream Team" (Greg Valentine & Brutus Beefcake) w/Johnny Valiant, Dino Bravo |
def. | "The Rougeau Brothers" (Raymond & Jacques Rougeau) |
via Pinfall (4:03) |
| Notes: Valentine pinned Raymond. Bravo got involved in the decision, and for some reason this didn't sit well with Beefcake. This was his face turn. | |||
| Match #6 - Retirement Match | |||
| "Rowdy" Roddy Piper | def. | "Adorable" Adrian Adonis w/Jimmy Hart |
via TKO (6:54) |
| Notes: Before the match, Piper said, "This will be absolutely my last professional match." Yeah, so much for that. Another stipulation stated that the loser would have his hair cut off. Adonis had the sleeper on Piper, but let it go before the arm dropped the third time. Brutus Beefcake came out, revived Piper, and then cut Adonis's hair while Piper held down Hart. | |||
| Match #7 | |||
| "Dangerous" Danny Davis & "The Hart Foundation" (Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart) w/Jimmy Hart |
def. | Tito Santana & "The British Bulldogs" (Dynamite Kid & Davey Boy Smith) w/Matilda |
via Pinfall (8:50) |
| Notes: Davis pinned Davey Boy. Neither the 'Dogs nor Santana got their revenge on Davis, the referee who cost them the Tag-Team and IC titles, respectively. Just after the match began, Jesse Ventura made off with Matilda. | |||
| Match #8 | |||
| "The Natural" Butch Reed w/Slick |
def. | Koko B. Ware w/Frankie |
via Pinfall (3:38) |
| Notes: Tito came out afterwards and tore off Slick's clothes. | |||
| Match #9 - WWF Intercontinental Championship | |||
| Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat Challenger w/George Steele |
def. | "Macho Man" Randy Savage Champion w/Miss Elizabeth |
via Pinfall (14:33) |
| Notes: -TITLE CHANGE- A fantastic match in which George Steele got involved and basically saved Steamboat's butt. | |||
| Match #10 | |||
| The Honky Tonk Man w/Jimmy Hart |
def. | Jake "The Snake" Roberts w/Alice Cooper |
via Pinfall (7:03) |
| Notes: Honky Tonk Man stole one, and then ran off. Cooper got out Damien while Roberts held Jimmy. Hart got snaked and then Honky came back for him. | |||
| Match #11 | |||
| The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff w/Slick |
def. | "The Killer Bees" (B.Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell) |
via DQ (5:42) |
| Notes: Jim Duggan came out and stopped Volkoff from singing the Russian national anthem, and then stayed out there for the match. When Sheik had the Camel Clutch on, Hacksaw, who had been chasing Volkoff around, walloped Sheik with his 2 x 4. | |||
| Match #12 - WWF World Heavyweight Championship | |||
| Hulk Hogan Champion |
def. | Andre the Giant Challenger w/Bobby Heenan |
via Pinfall (11:59) |
| Notes: The biggest main event of all time. Bob Uecker was the guest ring announcer, and Mary Hart was the guest timekeeper. | |||