A press slam on Tully by Hawk is broken up by Arn hitting Hawk in the knee and the Horsemen FINALLY take over. Animal has to chase Arn on the floor before coming back inside to gorilla press him down. A dropkick to the ribs puts Blanchard down again so he tags in Anderson. Animal drops Tully down and Blanchard goes bailing to the corner. Total dominance by the Warriors so far.īack to Animal for a bearhug plus a right hand from Hawk. Both Horsemen try to go after Hawk, only to get clotheslined down for a near fall on Blanchard. Blanchard tries to come in but gets punched right in the jaw as well. Arn comes back in and manages to avoid a charge in the corner, only to have his head taken off by a clothesline from Animal.
Off to Animal who catches Blanchard coming in off the top in a powerslam for another two count. Hawk pounds away even more and hits a dropkick for a quick near fall. Animal will have none of this stalling though and sends him right back inside. Off to Tully who is almost immediately sent to the floor. Anderson is sent to the floor for a staredown with the Warriors’ manager Paul Ellering. Arn and Hawk start things off with Hawk taking him down via a top wristlock. The Warriors are challenging in their hometown of Chicago. Tag Titles: Arn Anderson/Tully Blanchard vs. We’ll start at Starrcade 1987 against the most dominant team of all time. Along with Ric Flair and Ole Anderson, Arn uttered something like “not since the four horsemen of the apocalypse has there been this much destruction.” Arn and Tully were put together as a team and had some incredible success, often listed among the greatest combinations of all time. The team was put together actually to save time as there wasn’t enough space for all the interviews needed. Today we’re looking at one of the best tag teams of all time: Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard.
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