WCW SuperBrawl VI

TV Special
1996
2h

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The Nasty Boys vs Public Enemy (Street Fight), Johnny B. Badd vs DDP (WCW World TV Championship), Sting & Luger vs Harlem Heat (WCW World Tag Team Championship), Konnan vs One Man Gang (WCW ... Read allThe Nasty Boys vs Public Enemy (Street Fight), Johnny B. Badd vs DDP (WCW World TV Championship), Sting & Luger vs Harlem Heat (WCW World Tag Team Championship), Konnan vs One Man Gang (WCW US Heavyweight Championship), The Taskmaster vs Pillman ("I Respect You" Strap Match), Arn... Read allThe Nasty Boys vs Public Enemy (Street Fight), Johnny B. Badd vs DDP (WCW World TV Championship), Sting & Luger vs Harlem Heat (WCW World Tag Team Championship), Konnan vs One Man Gang (WCW US Heavyweight Championship), The Taskmaster vs Pillman ("I Respect You" Strap Match), Arn Anderson vs Taskmaster, Sting & Luger vs The Road Warriors (WCW World Tag Team Championsh... Read all

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- Craig Leathers
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5.6/10

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- Craig Leathers
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The "I respect you" strap match between "The Loose Cannon" Brian Pillman and "The Taskmaster" Kevin Sullivan was Pillman's last match in WCW and was designed as an inside-joke for "smart fans." The "match" lasted about 33 seconds at which point Pillman said over the microphone "I respect you, bookerman!" and walked away laughing. The whole thing was planned out ahead of time by Pillman and Sullivan, who was the booker (head decision maker) for WCW at the time. However, they did not let anyone else in WCW, including the office, know what they were doing. They were going for realism, which ended up backfiring after Pillman did a "worked-shoot" (not actually real but acting like it was) promo where he asked for his release from WCW and received it before Sullivan realized the office wasn't in on the joke.