WWF in Your House: Final Four (1997) (TV)

Director:

Kevin Dunn

Release Date:

24 February 1997 (USA)

Genre:

Action

Plot:

WWF Championship Match: Bret Hart vs. Vader vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker, Intercontinental Title: Rocky Miavia vs...

Plot Keywords:

Championship | WWF | Wrestling Match | Title Bout | Professional Wrestling

Cast

Bret Hart	...	Himself
Steve Austin	...	Himself
Mark Calaway	...	The Undertaker
Leon White	...	Vader
Dwayne Johnson	...	Rocky Maivia
Paul Levesque	...	Hunter Hearst Helmsley
Owen Hart	...	Himself
Davey Boy Smith	...	Himself (as The British Bulldog)
Doug Furnas	...	Himself
Phillip LaFon	...	Himself
Ron Simmons	...	Faarooq
Juan Rivera	...	Savio Vega
Brian Adams	...	Crush
Dustin Runnels	...	Goldust
Charles Scaggs	...	Flash Funk

Also Known As:

WWF in Your House 13 (USA) (alternative title)

Runtime:

120 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA

Trivia:

Steve Austin was originally supposed to win the title here, But a mid match accident left him with a bad knee and the decision was made during the match to let Bret Hart win.

Goofs:

Miscellaneous: In the beginning of the match of the final four when everyone has entered the ring and is about to wrestle, Jim Ross says, "Undertaker, Vader, Stone Cold and Austin," when he should have said, "Undertaker, Vader, Stone Cold and Bret Hart."

Movie Connections:

Follows WWF in Your House 7 (1996) (TV)

THREE GOOD MATCHES

In Your House Final Four has a place in my video collection. I usually rent WWF videos and will only buy if they are really good events. Final Four was.

Al Snow took on Marc Mero in a decent opening match whilst Flash Funk,Goldust and Savio Vega had a reasonable match with the villainous Nation of Domination.

The last three matches were superb. Future WWF champions Triple H and Rocky Maivia had an entertaining match in which they gave 100 percent. Top tag teams Davey Boy Smith & Owen Hart and Furnas & Lafon had a pretty good match.

The main event blew me away. It featured four of the WWF's top stars of the time engaging in a free for all match with plenty of action and plenty of violence.

Buy this tape for the main event alone.