Well I did some work and I'm pretty satisfied how my SuperCard came out. Ten matches. Let's do this. I purposefully stuck with only WWF and WCW, and didn't include any others, or this would be, oh, yknow, huge and impossible to manage.
Match 1 - Opener Rick Martel - (1988) vs. Saturn (1997)
For an opener I think I'd really like this match - I loved what Martel was doing in 88 and Saturn, fresh out of ECW at the time and in Raven's Flock, was impressing me. I think they'd put on a heck of a match.
Match 2 - The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase (1987) vs. Disco Inferno (1999)
Disco Fever! Disco Fever! These two would likely have wonderful chemistry in-ring together - Disco, for being a muppet, was a very capable wrestler and DiBiase was an excellent mat technician. With DiBiase as the straight man to Disco's antics, this one would be a match I'd love to see.
Match 3 - Mr. Perfect (1991) vs. Cody Rhodes (2011)
Disfigured-Cody would be a great fit, an antithesis to what Mr. Perfect was in 1991. Plus, you know both of those can REALLY wrestle.
Match 4 - The Legion of Doom (1991) vs. The Acolytes (1999) in a No-DQ Match
This is a guilty pleasure - I loved the LoD in 91 - they felt larger than life and bigger than the Road Warriors had been. Pair them with the Acolytes at their most demonic for a brutal and fun match. It'll need to be no-DQ so the LoD can no-sell everything.
Match 5 - Kanyon (1997) vs. Jake Roberts (1987)
Jake's simplicity is his greatest strength - he could make fairly run of the mill moves look devastating. Put him against the Innovator of Offense and you'll get a great, creative match that should make both look incredible by the end.
Match 6 - Batista (2010) vs. Larry Zybyszko (1991)
I love Batista, and you know this - but I also really liked Larry back in the early 90s. While this may be seen as a squash, Larry could REALLY play a dastardly heel here. The only problem is that I'm putting 2 heels against each other, but that might be because I feel like Batista is a face when he isn't.
Match 7 - Alex Wright (1997) vs. Bret Hart (1992)
To be honest, I just want to watch these two work. Wright is not so green at this point, and Hart's expert touch could make this a technical match to remember, with Wright hitting the high spots.
Match 8 - Big Van Vader w/Harley Race (1993) vs. Mark Henry (2012) in a Steel Cage Match
I'm not big on gimmick matches with big men, but Mark Henry has shown in the past that he can really make a cage match work. Put the Hall of Pain Henry in with Big Van Vader, one of the most athletic big men in the business, and watch a hard hitting match with some surprising spots by Vader - ending when both of them just bottom out the ring slamming each other.
Match 9 - Razor Ramon (1993) vs. Arn Anderson (1987) in a Scaffold Match
I really love Arn Anderson, and when Razor was going on his ascent to the top, not literally. AA could bring out the best in Razor and would make him a star. A star!
Match 10 - Main Event - Sid Justice (1992) vs. Randy Savage (1989) vs. Sting (1998) in a Triple Threat Match
Making this match a triple threat, with Sting in the midst of his character revival and Savage in one of his best eras, and Sid when he was strong and over, well...that's all I ever wanted.
