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The Outsiders crash The Great American Bash

"The Great American Bash" was held on this date in WCW history (June 16, 1996) in Baltimore and featured The Outsiders crashing the party before Kevin Nash powerbombed Eric Bischoff through a table.

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This Day in History: Keibler debuts on SmackDown

Stacy Keibler, one of the most beautiful women to ever come into the pro wrestling business, made her WWF debut on this date in history on "SmackDown."

Leilani Kai wins the NWA Women's Championship

(Video) WWE Undisputed Champion Chris Jericho runs over Triple H's dog, then blasts him with a sledgehammer. All thanks to Stephanie -- and a brain-dead creative team.

Six years since saying bye to Ernest "Ernie" Ladd

On March 10, 2007, the pro wrestling world said goodbye to Ernest "Ernie" Ladd, who passed away at the age of 68 after a three-year battle with cancer. The Big Cat will never be forgotten.

This date in WWF history (March 1): Slammy Awards!

On March 1, 1986, WWF aired its first-ever Slammy Awards, which took place at the Civic Center in Baltimore, Maryland, and was recognized by the "Academy of Wrestling Arts and Sciences."

This date in WCW history (Feb. 28): Freebird Rule

One title, three champions. Say what? Enter the "Freebird rule."

On this date: Randy Savage knocked out by Douglas!

Buster Douglas knocks out Mike Tyson in February 1990, then takes his place in the WWF Main Event to referee Hulk Hogan vs. Macho King.

The first episode of Monday Night Raw

The very first episode of Monday Night Raw aired on this date in WWF history, forever changing the pro wrestling business.

The Giant gets kicked out of the nWo

The Giant joined the nWo with delusions of grandeur dancing about his head. Once he asked for a world heavyweight title shot, reality smacked him hard in the face on this date in WCW history.

The Hogan vs. Sting debacle at Starrcade 1997

Quite possibly the biggest debacle in the history of WCW took place on this date, when Hollywood Hogan lived up to his name by refusing to job for Sting at the biggest event the company ever held, Starrcade 1997.

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