It's your ultimate birthday PPV!!!

Knyte

Okay here's how it works. Use the wonderful information found at:

http://www.thehistoryofwwe.com/

And, pick 6 matches that took place on your birthday, any year you were alive, and make your own PPV out of them.

If there was no event on your birthday, you can go + or - 2 days. IE My birthday is Jan 23. So if there was no event on my birthday I can pick from Jan 21-25. But, if an event is on your birthday, you must select a match from that day.

And then you have an, "WWE Presents: It's your life!"

So to start out, here is the lineup I selected for my PPV:

WWF @ Hamburg, PA - January 23, 1980
Hulk Hogan defeated Charlie Brown. (Had to pick it, that just sounds funny. "I have to wrestle Hulk Hogan? Oh good grief...")

WWF @ New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - January 23, 1984
Hulk Hogan pinned WWF World Champion the Iron Sheik (w/ Freddie Blassie) at 5:40 with the legdrop to win the title after powering out of the Camel Clutch

WWF @ Reno, NV - First Interstate Athletic Complex - January 23, 1993
Mr. Perfect pinned Ric Flair with the Perfect Plex at 14:50

WWF @ Oklahoma City, OK - January 23, 1997 (4,092)
WWF World Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Bret Hart and Psycho Sid in a triple threat match.

Royal Rumble 99 - Anaheim, CA - Arrowhead Pond - January 24, 1999 (14,816; sell out; 13,597 paid)
The Rock defeated WWF World Champion Mankind at 21:47 in an I Quit match to win the title following ten chair shots to the head while the champion was handcuffed; the champion never really submitted, however an audio clip from a promo earlier in the night is played over the PA with Mankind screaming "I quit! I quit! I quit!";

Royal Rumble 00 - New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden - January 23, 2000 (19,231; 16,629 paid; sell out)
WWF World Champion Triple H pinned Cactus Jack at 26:49 with the Pedigree followed by a second Pedigree onto a pile of thumb tacs inside the ring; late in the contest, Stephanie McMahon came ringside out of concern for the champion; after the match, Cactus knocked over the champion's stretcher and dragged him back into the ring where he continued to brutalize him.

Okay, now it is your turn!

"The Fire Still Burns!!!"
youtube.com/watch?v=4WXTI20W-ms

Bouchie

This is a cool idea. I will be right back with my picks.

Bouchie

WWF @ Ft. Pierce, FL - July 2, 1992
Ric Flair defeated WWF World Champion Randy Savage via count-out

WWF @ New York City, NY - USS Intrepid - July 4, 1993
Lex Luger defeated WWF World Champion Yokozuna (w/ Mr. Fuji) in a bodyslam challenge; after failed attempts by professional athletes Lee Rouson, Peter Taglinati, Scott Burrell, Bill Fralie as well as WWF stars Randy Savage, Crush, Tatanka, Bob Backlund, and the Steiner Brothers, Luger flew in on a helicopter as the surprise final participant and succeeded; after the slam, Luger was congratulated by the WWF stars on hand and hoisted onto their shoulders

WWF @ Ocean City, MD - July 3, 1994
WWF Superstars taping:
Note: It was immediately following this taping that referee Joey Marella was killed in a car crash while driving to Newark, NJ
WWF World Champion Bret Hart pinned Bob Backlund; after the match, Backlund attacked Hart and locked him in the Crossface Chicken Wing

WWF @ Vancouver, British Columbia - July 4, 1997 (10,462)
WWF World Champion the Undertaker defeated Steve Austin and Bret Hart

WWF @ Orlando, FL - TD Waterhouse Centre - July 3, 2000
WWF World Champion the Rock defeated Shane McMahon via disqualification at the 10-second mark when Chris Benoit hit the champion with a chair; after the bout, Benoit applied the Crippler Crossface on Rock while Shane continued to hit the champion's shoulder with a chair; eventually, Commissioner Mick Foley broke up the double teaming

WWE @ Boston, MA - FleetCenter - July 2, 2002
Hulk Hogan & Edge defeated WWE Tag Team Champions Billy Gunn & Chuck Palumbo (w/ Rico) to win the titles when Edge pinned Palumbo following a leg drop by both challengers; Hogan used his classic "Real American" theme song before and after the bout

WWE (Raw) @ London, Ontario - LaBatt Centre - July 4, 2003
WWE Cruiserweight Champion Rey Mysterio Jr. pinned Chavo Guerrero Jr. with the 619 and West Coast Pop

WWE @ Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - July 3, 2004
WWE IC Champion Randy Orton pinned Edge by using the ropes for leverage after the challenger hit an exposed turnbuckle face-first

Mr. Kennedy

You picked 8 matches instead of 6 Bouch. I will post mine in a short while.

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Bouchie

One "match" was the Lex Luger bodyslam challenge thing on Yokozuna. So that doesn't count. The other extra match was a dark match before the PPV started.