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Big Boss Man Vs. Mr. Perfect
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On this episode of The Bubba Cast, Zerpie and Lacy fire up the time machine and head back to the electric chaos of Saturday Night's Main Event in this throwback-heavy episode. The spotlight’s on a brewing storm in the old-school WWF universe, where family ties and wrestling heat collide in the best kind of way.
Lacy opens up about a storyline-in-the-making involving her dad—the one and only Big Boss Man—and the ever-mouthy Bobby “The Brain” Heenan. Heenan’s been running wild on the mic, disrespecting not only the Boss Man but also Lacy’s grandma… and let’s just say, the matriarch’s not the type to let that slide forever.
While the purse-swinging smackdown is still simmering in the background, this episode sets the stage for what could be one of the most legendary confrontations in Bubba Cast lore. It’s family pride, old-school shade, and the kind of storytelling that makes wrestling fans’ hearts thump like entrance music in a packed arena.
🥊 Match Card Highlights
WWF Championship Match: The Ultimate Warrior defended his title against "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase. Warrior's energy was unmatched, and he retained his championship in a hard-fought battle.
Mr. Perfect vs. Big Boss Man: A clash of styles saw the technically proficient Mr. Perfect take on the powerhouse Big Boss Man. The match ended in a disqualification, adding fuel to their ongoing rivalry.
Rick Martel vs. Tito Santana: Former tag team partners turned adversaries faced off in a grudge match. Martel's cunning tactics gave him the edge over Santana in this intense showdown.
Air Date: Friday, November 23, 1990
Network: NBC
Viewership: The event garnered an impressive 8.6 Nielsen rating, translating to approximately 15 million viewers, showcasing the immense popularity of WWF during this era.
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