nothin happened on my birthday doh

This was the night before I was born:

WWF @ New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - July 2, 1979
Televised on the MSG Network
Johnny Rivera fought Mr. X to a draw
Tito Santana defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna
Nikolai Volkoff defeated SD Jones
The Great Hussein defeated SD Jones
Jimmy, Jerry, & Johnny Valiant defeated Steve Travis, Ted Dibiase, & Haystacks Calhoun
Ivan Putski defeated Bulldog Brower
Greg Valentine defeated Chief Jay Strongbow
WWF North American Champion Pat Patterson defeated WWF World Champion Bob Backlund

Oh man this website is awesome. Totally off-topic but I just found the first Superstars TV taping I went to in 1993. I have pics of all this.

WWF @ Halifax, Nova Scotia - Metro Center - May 24, 1993 (8,000)
Television taping:
Tatanka pinned Razor Ramon by lifting his shoulder during a back suplex into a bridge
Owen Hart pinned Blake Beverly with a roll up after faking an injury; after the match, Blake brutally attacked Owen's leg
Luna Vachon pinned Sensational Sherri
Papa Shango pinned Mike Davis with the shoulder breaker
Crush pinned Shawn Michaels by catching Michaels in mid-air and powerslamming him
- The Undertaker defeated Giant Gonzalez (w/ Harvey Wippleman) via disqualification at 4:11 when Mr. Hughes interfered (The Undertaker: His Gravest Matches)
Yokozuna pinned Jim Duggan with the Bonzai Drop after Mr. Fuji grabbed Duggan's foot
Bret Hart defeated Lex Luger via disqualification when Razor Ramon interfered; Luger accidentally knocked Razor out with the running forearm after the match, creating tension between the two (Bret the Hitman Hart - His Greatest Matches 93)
WWF Mania - 6/5/93: Tito Santana defeated Fatu via disqualification when Samu interfered
WWF Superstars:
6/12/93 - included the showing of still photographs depicting the Shawn Michaels / Marty Jannetty IC title match from Albany, NY as well as the debut of Diesel and the announcement that the previously signed Crush / Michaels match at the King of the Ring would now be for the championship; featured the 1-2-3 Kid turning down Razor Ramon's offer of $7500 for a rematch:
Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Iron Mike Sharpe and Ralph LaRue following the double team DDT off the top
Razor Ramon defeated Burt Centeno with the Razor's Edge; before the match, Bret Hart came ringside and taunted Razor with chants of "1-2-3"
Jim Duggan pinned Mike Bell with the running clothesline
The Undertaker (w/ Paul Bearer) pinned PJ Walker with the chokeslam; after the match, he and Paul Bearer were brutally attacked by Mr. Hughes and Giant Gonzalez - with Bearer being hit in the head by Hughes with the urn
WWF Tag Team Champions Ted Dibiase & IRS defeated Tony Ray and Buddy Lane when Ray submitted to Dibiase's Million $ Dream; after the match, the Steiners came ringside and challenged Money Inc. for the titles
6/19/93:
The Smoking Gunns defeated Reno Riggins and Scott Taylor
Virgil pinned Bastion Booger with a roll up (Booger's TV debut)
Tatanka pinned Mike Davis with the fall away slam
Lex Luger pinned Phil Apollo
Crush defeated Joey Tempest via submission with the head vice
Adam Bomb pinned Jerry Seavey with the powerbomb
6/26/93 - included acknowledgement of the three title changes between Money Inc and the Steiner Brothers over the previous two weeks, with the Steiners emerging with the belts; included the 1-2-3 Kid / Razor Ramon match from Monday Night Raw; featured a Men on a Mission rap vignette promoting their debut; included Bonnie Blackstone interviewing Bam Bam Bigelow, with Bigelow stating that he has found love with Luna Vachon:
Mr. Hughes pinned Tito Santana by using the tights for leverage when a crossbody off the top by Santana put Hughes on top
Doink the Clown defeated Scott Dane via submission with the Stump Puller
The Headshrinkers defeated Buddy Lenny and Mike Davis following Fatu's splash off the top
Bastion Booger pinned Virgil with a splash off the middle turnbuckle
Mr. Perfect pinned Burt Satano with the Perfect Plex

<SMALL>It Was a busy day for them on my birthday.......</SMALL>
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<SMALL>WWF @ San Diego, CA - November 21, 1985
Dan Spivey defeated Terry Gibbs
The Spoiler defeated Tony Garea
Pedro Morales defeated Alexi Smirnoff
Bob Orton Jr. defeated Scott McGee
Randy Savage defeated Mr. Wrestling II
Paul Orndorff defeated Terry Funk via disqualification
WWF Tag Team Champions Greg Valentine & Brutus Beefcake defeated Ivan Putski & Mike Rotundo </SMALL>
<SMALL>WWF @ Newcastle, Australia - Sports & Entertainment Center - November 21, 1985
Included the Junkyard Dog, the Iron Sheik, Nikolai Volkoff, B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell, the Tiger, Adrian Adonis, Iron Mike Sharpe, Les Thornton, SD Jones, Tony Parisi, & Tiger Chung Lee </SMALL>

<SMALL>WWF @ Launceston, Australia - International Velodrome - November 21, 1985
Included the Junkyard Dog, the Iron Sheik, Nikolai Volkoff, B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell, the Tiger, Adrian Adonis, Iron Mike Sharpe, Les Thornton, SD Jones, Tony Parisi, & Tiger Chung Lee </SMALL>

I don't know what's more frightening...the fact many of you were born after I graduated high school (and in some cases after I was legally old enough to drink) or the fact that it was the WWWF Vince Jr was probably still in high school when I was born.

The closest card they had to my birthday (same month and year):

WWWF @ New York City, NY – Madison Square Garden – June 19, 1967
Miguel Perez fought Tank Morgan to a draw
Arman Hussein defeated Ricky Sexton
The Sheik defeated Smasher Sloan
Bull Ortega pinned the Ox
Spiros Arion fought Gorilla Monsoon to a draw
Eduard Carpentier, Bobo Brazil, & Antonio Pugliese defeated Bill Miller, Baron Mikel Scicluna, & Luke Graham in a Best 3 out of 5 falls match; fall #1: the heels won; fall #2: the faces won; fall #3: the faces won; fall #4: the heels won; fall #5: the faces won
WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Prof. Toru Tanaka via disqualification at 19:37 when the challenger threw salt into Sammartino's eyes

And...

WWWF @ Washington DC – National Arena - June 8, 1967
Smasher Sloan vs. Prof. Toru Tanaka
Luke Graham vs. Antonio Pugliese
Ox Baker & Pete Sanchez vs. Gorilla Monsoon (handicap match)
Lou Albano & Tony Altimore fought Smasher Sloan (sub. for Ricky Sexton) & Arnold Skaaland to a draw
Jack Davis vs. Baron Mikel Scicluna
WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino fought Gorilla Monsoon (sub. for Tank Morgan) to a draw


Yes, gaze on those names and be amazed...

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My b-day is 10/23. This is closest I could find:

WWWF @ Baltimore, MD - Civic Center - October 1976
Victor Rivera pinned Johnny Rodz at 6:48
Mark Tendler fought Johnny Rivera to a 20-minute draw
Tor Kamata pinned Pete Sanchez at 12:15
Nikolai Volkoff defeated Jose Gonzalez at 10:18
WWWF Tag Team Champions the Executioners defeated Bobo Brazil & SD Jones in a Best 2 out of 3 falls match at 19:25, 2-0; both challengers were pinned to end a fall
Stan Hansen defeated WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino via count-out after 12 minutes

WWWF @ New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - October 25, 1976
Manuel Soto defeated Johnny Rodz
Kevin Sullivan fought Pete Sanchez to a draw
Victor Rivera defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna
Tor Kamata defeated Jose Gonzalez
Bobo Brazil defeated Doug Gilbert
Andre the Giant, Chief Jay Strongbow, & Billy White Wolf defeated Bruiser Brody & the Executioners
Ivan Putski defeated Stan Hansen via disqualification; Gorilla Monsoon was the guest referee for the bout
WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Nikolai Volkoff at 18:34 (Bruno Sammartino: Wrestling's Living Legend)

Cool site Crocker, thanks!

WWWF @ New Haven, CT - Coliseum - February 18, 1979

Allan Coage defeated Tony Russo
SD Jones fought Johnny Rodz to a draw
Victor Rivera defeated Mike Hall
Steve Travis defeated Gypsy Rodriguez
Peter Miavia defeated Ivan Putski via count-out
Lou Albano, Johnny & Jerry Valiant defeated Tony Garea, Larry Zbyszko, & Dominic DeNucci
Chief Jay Strongbow defeated Ivan Koloff