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In the opening match, The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott) defeated The Beverly Brothers (Beau and Blake) in a tag team match. (Royal Rumble 1/24/1993)

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WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION MAGAZINE : JANUARY 1993

BATTLE OF THE TITANS Money Inc. & The Beverly Brothers VS The Natural Disasters & High Energy

By Lou Gianfriddo 

Transcript Below!!!!

IN July, WWF Officials signed an explosive eight-man tag team match that pitted then–WWF Tag Team Champions Earthquake and Typhoon, and High Energy, Owen Hart and Koko B. Ware, against Money Inc., The Million Dollar man Ted Dibiase and IRS, and Beau and Blake Beverly. As it turned out, This Eight-man extravaganza changed each duo’s destiny.

These foursomes went at it fist and fire from the opening bell. They exchanged complex wrestling maneuvers such as fireman carry takedowns and abdominal stretches, High Energy dazzled the opposition with stunning aerial tactics. They hit their opponents with double dropkicks and deep arm drags off the ropes. 

The Rocket Owen Hart recalls’ “We were up against four highly skilled competitors. Everybody knows that Money Inc. and the Beverly Brothers can do it all in the ring. So Koko and I decided to take it to them.”

|| Last summer the WWF witnessed a stunning eight-man tag team blow-out. It featured High Energy and The Natural Disasters against Money Inc. and The Beverly Brothers.||

That they did. High Energy dominated the competition for a long duration. However, things changed when the Birdman fell prey to the vicious quadruple-teaming tactics. Dibase and Irs took turns battering Koko in their corner while the referee’s attention was diverted. Then Beaus and Blake opened up on Koko with vicious big boots to the midsection and a barrage of punches. The strategy was simple. Money Inc. and the Beverly Brothers cut off Koko from his partners. They had their reasons to do so. They say they didn't want Koko to tag Owen, who was fresh on the apron. Furthermore, they add, they didn’t want Koko to tag the Disasters, who were also fresh and full of fight and fury. Additionally, the brothers and Money Inc. admit they didn’t want to contend with the Disasters' prodigious power. 

“That’s what you call smart tag team wrestling,” snaps DiBiase. “We stayed on the Birdbrain because we didn’t want him to tag the Disasters. We didn’t want to contend with their power and strength. We admit it; we’re not fools. So, we decided to beat the daylights out of Koko.”

Beau Beverly agrees. “When Money Inc. and the Bevs took on the Disasters and High Energy, we had one thought on our minds, and that was to single out the weak link and pound him into the mat. We tried to do just that to Koko B. Ware.  We kicked him. We punched him. We tried to do everything that we could to incapacitate him.” They tried, but it didn't work. After sustaining a tremendous beating at the hands of his tormentors, the Birdman finally tagged Earthquake. 

The 468-pounder was fired up and ready to go, and he wanted to tear apart anything in his path. Earthquake unloaded on both duos. He hammered them down with big forearms to the neck and back. He nearly collapsed their chest cavities with crunching kicks to the sternum.

From there, Earthquake tagged Typhoon, and together the behemoths directed their rage toward the Brothers. They Irish-whipped Beau and Blake into a corner. Then, before they knew it, the Disasters pancaked them with a double avalanche. 

The Brothers wobbled out from the corner and fell to the mat. They were in severe pain. Beau clutched his chest, and it seemed as if he could not breathe properly. Blake held his lower midsection, indicative of possible rib injury or internal damage. 

The Disasters say this was a major turning point in the match.

“After the Quake and I Careened into the Beverly Sisters just like a hurricane crashing over a sea wall, we knew that the end of the match was near,” Typhoon recollects. “We just felt it. When we made contact with them, Quake and I both felt their bodies falter. We knew they couldn’t withstand any more punishment. So, at that point, the Disasters and High Energy went for the gusto, brother.” 

That they did. The Disasters and their partners captured the moment and expanded all their effort in order to put away their debilitated adversaries.

They divided and conquered. The Disasters kept Dibiase and IRS at bay, while High Energy battled the Beverly Brothers. Koko and Owen hammered their foes with monkey flips and double clotheslines. Then, when chaos enveloped the contest, the Rocket used his lightning-like quickness and sharp wrestling skills to cover Beau. The referee was in position and registered the three-count. Since then, each team has basked in glory. Money Inc. went on to defeat the Disasters for the WWF Tag Team Title and then rejoined the Beverly Brothers to face the Disasters and the Nasty boys at the Survivor Series last month. High Energy continues to dominate the WWF Tag team division. They have faced scores of top tag team tandems, such as the Head Shrinkers, who High Energy also battled at the Series.

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Crush vs Blake Beverly

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Highlights from a match between Bret Hart and Blake Beverly

September 1993

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Do you know how crazy all of this shit is in 1993?

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Entrances for The Beverley Brothers (Beau and Blake) and The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) (with The Genius and Jimmy Hart) vs. The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) and The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty) in a Survivor Series match. (Survivor Series 11/27/1997)

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The Bushwhackers (Butch and Luke) and The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty) faced The Beverley Brothers (Beau and Blake) and The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) in a Survivor Series match.

Bushwhacker Luke was eliminated by Brian Knobbs via pinfall.

Bushwhacker Butch was eliminated by Beau Beverly via pinfall.

Beau Beverly was eliminated by Shawn Michaels via pinfall.

Shawn Michaels was eliminated by Brian Knobbs via pinfall thanks to a miscue by Marty Jannetty, causing issues between Michaels and Jannetty.

In the end, Marty Jannetty was eliminated by Jerry Sags via pinfall to win the match for The Beverly Brothers and The Nasty Boys. (Survivor Series 11/27/1997)

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The Beverley Brothers (Beau and Blake) and Money Inc. (Ted DiBisae and Irwin R Schyster) (with The Genius and Jimmy Hart) faced The Natural Disasters (Earthquake and Typhoon) and The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) in a Survivor Series match.

The Beverley Brothers were eliminated after Earthquake defeated Beau Beverly by pinfall.

The Natural Disasters were eliminated after Irwin R Schyster defeated Typhoon by pinfall.

In the end, Money Inc. were eliminated after Jerry Sags defeated Irwin R Schyster by pinfall to win the match for The Natural Disasters and The Nasty Boys.

(Survivor Series 11/25/1992)