Halloween Havoc

Slow show not the best Halloween 🎃 havoc . No outstanding match this year.

I Enjoy This Event 11 matches NWA/WCW Styles Matches being top by the NWA Wrold Championship with Sting Vs. Sid Vicious

the Place did not Look Souled out but i think that the Fans got a Good Moneys Wroth and the Fans that bought

Jim Ross and Paul E. Dangerously(Paul Heyman) Did a Great Job Doing the play by Play

Overall it was a Great PPV

1. Ricky Morton Vs. Tommy Rich Vs. Champs-Midnight Express 6/10

WTF part with some black-clothed guy kidnapped young girl and Sting goes to rescue her. Bad.

2. Renegade Warriors Vs. Fabulous Freebirds - Previous tag team match was better. 5.5/10

3. US Tag Team Title Championship: The Nasty Boys Vs. Champs-The Steiner Brothers - Nimble match :) Scotty rose level of 1990 wrestling 2 degrees up. 8/10

4. World Tag Team Title Championship: Ric Flair/Arn Anderson Vs. Champs-Doom - FAAROOQ!!! Double A - I never like you. Some mistakes were there, btw. 6/10

5. US Heavyweight Title Belt Championship: Stan Hansen Vs. Champ-Lex Luger - Yeah, Luger knows DROPKICK! I never saw that in 90's. And surprise that ugly as hell Hansen won! :) 5/10

6. World Heavyweight Championship: Sid Vicious Vs. Champ-Sting w. square on the head - Funny ending. 7/10

Taking place in the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, Halloween Havoc 1990 is the second running of World Championship Wrestling's October PPV, and it will also be the last one under the National Wrestling Alliance, as WCW would split from the promotion the next year.

Starting with a match between The Midnight Express and the team of Tommy Rich and Ricky Morton, the PPV is a good one (especially to see Paul E. Dangerously dressed as a vampire while commentating alongside Jim Ross while Tony Schiavone is dressed as the Phantom of the Opera while interviewing wrestlers). Sadly, the main problem with watching this today is that WWE Network uses the Turner Home Entertainment VHS version, which cuts out four matches (which were basically three singles matches and a tag team match with nothing on the line), with rumors saying the master tape was either damaged or destroyed. Thankfully, some good matches survived, like the U. S. Tag Team Title match between the Steiner Brothers (Scott Steiner and Rick Steiner) and the Nasty Boys (Brain Knobbs and Jerry Sags), the U. S. Heavyweight Championsip bout between Stan Hansen fighting Lex Luger, and the main event, Sting defending the NWA World Heavyweight Championship against Sid Vicious (and it has a twist ending I will not spoil, as it has to be seen to believe).