result, Hayes joined Hiro Matsuda's group Yamazaki Corporation and began a rivalry with Luger. At WrestleWar, Hayes defeated Luger, with the help of Terry Gordy to win the United States Championship. The Road Warriors (Hawk and Animal) continued their rivalry with The Varsity Club after retaining the NWA World Tag Team Championship against Club members Kevin Sullivan and Steve Williams at Chi-Town Rumble. On April 2 Clash of the Champions VI, Road Warriors lost the belts to Club members Mike Rotunda and Steve Williams. At WrestleWar, Rotunda and Williams defended the titles against Road Warriors. Club members Kevin Sullivan and Dan Spivey attacked the special guest referee Nikita Koloff, resulting in a disqualification loss for Rotunda and Williams. This misconduct between Club members caused the titles to get vacated. Sting would capture his first NWA title, the NWA World TV title, beating Mike Rotunda on March 30, 1989 in the last TV taping of World Championship Wrestling held in the TBS studios (tapings moved to the Center Stage auditorium on April 15), ending 17 years of tapings at TBS. Paul E. Dangerously would begin his own segment, "The Danger Zone", on WCW TV as well as managing the newly arrived Samoan Swat Team. Results References External links Pro Wrestling History World Championship Wrestling pay-per-view events 1989 in Illinois Professional wrestling in the Chicago metropolitan area National Wrestling Alliance pay-per-view events Events in Chicago February 1989 events in the United States 1989 World Championship Wrestling pay-per-view events