Ultimate Jeopardy was a
professional wrestling
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supercard produced by
Eastern Championship Wrestling (ECW) on March 26, 1994. It took place in the
Valley Forge Music Fair in
Devon, Pennsylvania in the United States.
Excerpts from Ultimate Jeopardy aired on the
syndicated television show
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''
ECW Hardcore TV
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'' on March 29, April 5, and April 26, 1994.
Event
The event was attended by approximately 700 people.
The opening bout was a
singles match between
Crash the Terminator and
the Pitbull. Crash defeated the Pitbull by pinfall.
The second bout was a
handicap match
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pitting
911
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against three competitors:
Blue Max,
Don E. Allen, and
Hack Meyers. 911 defeated the three men.
The third bout saw
ECW Television Champion J.T. Smith defend his title against
Rockin' Rebel. Smith defeated Rockin' Rebel by pinfall after Rockin' Rebel's
manager
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Jason accidentally hit him with a
knee strike from the top rope.
The fourth bout was a
tag team match between
Badd Company and
the Bruise Brothers. The Bruise Brothers won the match by pinfall after simultaneous
big boots to
Pat Tanaka.
The fifth bout was a singles match between
the Sandman and
Tommy Cairo. Cairo won the bout by pinfall using a
German suplex.
The sixth bout was a
steel cage match
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between
Jimmy Snuka
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and
Tommy Dreamer
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in a rematch from
The Night the Line Was Crossed, where Dreamer had kicked out of Snuka's ''
Superfly Splash''. Snuka won the bout by pinfall.
The main event was an "
Ultimate Jeopardy steel cage match" pitting
ECW Heavyweight Champion Terry Funk
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and greatest professional wrestlers of all time, Funk was known for the longevity of his car ...
,
Road Warrior Hawk, and
Kevin Sullivan and
the Tazmaniac against
Shane Douglas
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,
Mr. Hughes, and
ECW Tag Team Champions the Public Enemy. Each participant had a stipulation which would be implemented if they were defeated:
* Terry Funk – whoever defeated him would win the
ECW Heavyweight Championship;
* Road Warrior Hawk – he could no longer call himself "Road Warrior";
* Kevin Sullivan and the Tazmaniac – they would be forced to stop
teaming together;
* Shane Douglas – his head would be shaved;
* Mr. Hughes – his manager,
Jason
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, would be locked in the cage for five minutes with the members of the other team;
* The Public Enemy – they would be forced to stop teaming together.
Douglas won the bout for his team by pinning Funk after tying a
plastic bag
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over his head then giving him a
piledriver
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*Pile driver, a person trained to use the diesel hammer that drives piles into the ground for foundations and bridges
*Piledriver (professional wrestling), a move used in professional wrestling
Entertainme ...
, thereby winning the ECW Heavyweight Championship.
Results
References
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