WrestleMania Revenge Tour 2012 - Market Square Arena

Stretcher Match:
Chris Benoit defeated Brian Pillman in 0:18:35.
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Cactus Jack and Sabu beat Skip and Dean Malenko when Cactus Jack pinned Skip
 after a choke slam in 0:16:02.
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Goldust pinned Razor Ramon with the Curtain Call in 0:16:43.
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Eddy Guerrero pinned 1-2-3 Kid with the Swinging DDT in 0:17:16.
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The Eliminators beat Horsemen Flair & Anderson when Saturn defeated Anderson by
disqualification in 0:31:59. Arn Anderson suffered a back injury.
 He will be out for approximately 1 card.
             (The Eliminators retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)
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Ahmed Johnson pinned The Giant after a powerslam in 0:12:02.

Two-out-of-three-Falls Match:
Owen Hart beat Justin Bradshaw 2 falls to 1 :
         x Bradshaw beat O. Hart via the Lariat in 0:00:38
         x O. Hart beat Bradshaw via a backflip cradle in 0:12:48
         x O. Hart beat Bradshaw via the Sharpshooter in 0:17:43
                (Owen Hart retained the WWF Intercontinental Title)
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Special Six-Man-Tag Match:
Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels and Stan Hansen beat
Vader, The Undertaker and Yokozuna when B. Hart pinned Vader after
an inside cradle in 0:39:30.
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Match observations: 

Eddy Guerrero is back, and back for good as it seems. After losing to Toshiaki
Kawada he took a few weeks off, and it seemed to pay. Guerrero was really burned
out after defending his title against the likes of Vader, Ric Flair and the
Undertaker for almost a year, which is why Steve Austin managed to defeat him
this easily.

What was Vader's intention when he interfered in Razor Ramon's match against
Goldust ? As WWF champion, Vader is a walking target for one and all anyway, so
why would he incite veteran WWF superstar Razor Ramon ?

Cactus Jack and Sabu certainly could become a force in the WWF, as unlikely a
combination as they may be.

The feud between Steve Austin and the Horsemen is getting hotter by the day.
Austin wants to get back at Ric Flair and won't stop at anything to get Flair
to sign a match contract. Arn Anderson injured his back when Austin legdropped
him off of an Eliminator. Maybe Austin should be looking for some allies, as
he may have bitten off a bit more than he can chew in the Four Horsemen.

Apparently Bret Hart is also on his way back to the top after spending well over
a year in tag team competition. Pinning Vader is not a small feat, and if 
anything that should prove Hart will pose a serious threat for any WWF
superstar.