T2.E16

Where Is the Undertaker?

El episodio se transmitió el 2 may 1994
TV-PG
46min

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Solofa Fatu Jr., Sam Anoai, Earl Hebner, Pierre Carl Ouellet, and Jacques Rougeau in WWE Monday Night RAW (1993)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe Headshrinkers get a Tag Team Championship match against The Quebecers. Jerry Lawler holds The King's Court with guest Diesel.The Headshrinkers get a Tag Team Championship match against The Quebecers. Jerry Lawler holds The King's Court with guest Diesel.The Headshrinkers get a Tag Team Championship match against The Quebecers. Jerry Lawler holds The King's Court with guest Diesel.

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The show opens with footage from last week of the confrontation between Lou Albano and Johnny Polo. The show opens with the Quebecers defending the Tag Team Championship against the Headshrinkers. This is a very good match. Todd Pettengill gives the King of the Ring Report. Tatanka faces jobber Derek Domino. Jerry Lawler's guest on the King's Court is new Intercontinental Champion Diesel. We see a montage of "Undertaker sightings" (seriously). Yokozuna literally squashes Scott Taylor and Mike Davis in a handicap match. The show ends with Earthquake challenging Yokozuna to a match. The Tag Team Title match and the King's Court are worth watching.

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Featured The Headshrinkers (Samu (Sam Anoai) and Fatu (Solofa Fatu Jr.)) (w/Afa (Afa Anoai) and Captain Lou Albano) defeating The Quebecers (Jacques (Jacques Rougeau) and Pierre (Pierre Carl Ouellet)) (w/Johnny Polo (Scott Levy)) for the WWF World Tag Team Titles. The Quebecers tried getting counted out to retain the titles, but referee Earl Hebner ruled that if they did not return they would lose the titles. Fatu scored the pin on Jacques with a top rope splash after Pierre had hit his own partner following a miscommunication. The real story is that Jacques Rougeau had given his notice that he was leaving the company. This led to a angle where Pierre and Polo turned on Jacques after the Headshrinkers defeated them at a house show in Montreal on June 25th, leading to Jacques defeating Pierre in Jacques' "retirement" match on October 21st in Montreal. This being wrestling, Jacques continued wrestling for years after that.