Bayless Reviews House Shows

November 12, 1995

From the Meadowlands Arena in East Rutherford, NJ

Only the final two matches are on this fan-cam recording.

November 10, 1995

From the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, NY

This recording omits the Fatu vs. Rad Radford and Hakushi vs. Mo matches.

October 10, 1995

From the Sporthalle in Cologne, Germany

This is a fan-cam recording of the show thus no commentary.

October 5, 1995

From the Fleet Center in Boston, MA. This is the first show held in what’s known today as the TD Garden.

It is a fan-cam recording of the show thus no commentary.

August 16, 1995

From some undisclosed location in Valleyfield, Quebec, Canada

This is a fan-cam recording thus no commentary

August 12, 1995

From Madison Square Garden in New York City, NY

This is a fan-cam recording of the show thus no commentary. Also, it is far from a complete show with just four matches shown.

June 17, 1995

From the Arrowhead Pond in Anaheim, CA

This is a fan-cam recording of this house show.

June 10, 1995

This is fan-cam recording of the show. The following matches were not included: Skip vs.  Aldo Montoya, Men on a Mission vs. Smoking Gunns, Jean Pierre Lafitte vs. Doink, and Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Duke Droese.

June 9, 1995

This is a fan-cam recording of a Nassau Coliseum house show. It omitted the Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Doink the Clown match.

May 13, 1995

This show was billed as the “A Night to Remember” and the final show at the Boston Garden. Its also a fan-cam copy of the show. And it omits the following matches: Heavenly Bodies vs. The Bushwhackers and Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Phil Apollo.

May 12, 1995

This is fan-cam copy of the show so there is not any commentary.

April 17, 1995

From Westfalenhalle in Dortmund, Germany. This drew a sellout of 13,000 fans.

This is fan-cam show thus no commentary. And, the main event of Diesel & Razor Ramon vs. Jeff Jarrett & Psycho Sid was not included. Sid & Jarrett lost that match via countout per

March 19, 1995

This is a fan-cam show, meaning there is no commentary. This show was part of the heavily hyped on TV “In High Gear” tour.

February 3, 1995

From the Forum in Montreal, Quebec

This is fan-cam show so it does not feature any commentary.

January 13, 1995

This is a fan-cam recording of the show, which was part of the “Holiday Wish Tour.”  And it omits the Aldo Montoya vs. Steven Dunn match but more importantly it also does not contain the Diesel vs. Jeff Jarrett title match. I’ll get more into the title match in my final thoughts.

November 26, 1994

This is a fan-cam show with no commentary and features the Diesel (replacing Bret Hart) vs. Bob Backlund match for the WWF World Title.

November 5, 1994

This is fan-cam footage of a show that took place during the “Hart Attack Tour” that was been heavily promoted on TV at the time. It omits the IRS vs. Bob Holly match.

October 2, 1994

This is fan-cam footage of the 10/2/94 Cornwall house show.

Billy Red Lyons is the ring announcer.

August 25, 1994

This is fan-cam version of the show. Its missing the opening match, which was Pierre vs. Sparky Plugg.

July 9, 1994

This is a fan-cam version of the show. However, it only features the main event, which was the selling point of this New York exclusive marathon tour.