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SLAM! Wrestling: WrestleMania XIV stories
Stone Cold champion!
Austin wins WWF World Title
By JOHN POWELL -- SLAM!
Sports

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin is the new World Wrestling Federation
Champion...and that's the bottom line. As predicted in SLAM! Wrestling's Countdown To WrestleMania, disgraced
boxer "Iron" Mike Tyson betrayed D-Generation X leader Shawn Michaels
slapping a faster than your average three count handing Austin his first
reign as WWF World Heacyweight Champion. And how the chorus of boos that
dogged Tyson's every televised WWF appearance quickly changed to cheers.
Faster than Marc Mero's jabs, some would say.
Mar. 30, 1998: Full story
Stone Cold and Tyson stun Michaels
By GLENN COLE -- Toronto Sun
Stone Cold Steve Austin is the new WWF heavyweight champion.
And Shawn Michaels is trying figure out what went wrong last night during Wrestlemania 14 at Boston's FleetCenter.
Mar. 30, 1998: Full story
Former heavyweight champ tries wrestling
BOSTON (AP) -- Mike Tyson felt right at home in his wrestling debut. He threw a knockout punch, turned on a one-time ally and made a lot of money like he's done in his stalled boxing career.
Just where that career will go, he wouldn't say Sunday night. He preferred to discuss why he enjoyed his role as a "special enforcer" to help sell a World Wrestling Federation show.
Mar. 29, 1998: Full story
Quebecers fiercely competitive, patroitic
By GREG OLIVER -- SLAM! Sports
If it turns out that Jean Charest is not the answer in Quebec, then maybe the Quebec Liberals should look to The Quebecers to save the country.
Jacques Rougeau and Carl Pierre Ouelette are fierce patriots and are doing their own bit to keep Canada together -- while splitting heads inside the ring.
Mar. 28, 1998: Full story
Countdown to WrestleMania
Boston's Fleet Center is the battle ground. Titles will be won and lost.
Long-standing grudges will be settled in and out of the squared circle. WrestleMania -
the World Wrestling Federation's yearly sports-entertainment spectacular takes place
this Sunday and as a preview to this weekend's event, SLAM! Wrestling takes a look at
the wrestlers involved, the matches on the card and as a bonus we predict the winners and
losers along with WWF Canada President, Carl DeMarco.
Mar. 27, 1998: Full story
Wrestlemania's March Madness
By ED SCHUYLER JR. -- Associated Press
This could even set professional wrestling back.
When Shawn Michaels defends the World Wrestling Federation championship in Wrestlemania XIV at the Fleet Center in Boston on Sunday, Mike Tyson will serve as a "special enforcer."
Hey, a man has to make a buck.
Mar. 26, 1998: Full story
Tyson answers Austin's challenge
BOSTON (AP) -- Wrestler "Stone Cold" Steve Austin asked Mike Tyson last month if he was man enough to take him on in the ring.
Tyson responded Thursday with a big, wet smooch.
The former heavyweight champion and the wrestler met in the ring on City Hall Plaza during a promotional workout for the World Wrestling Federation's WrestleMania on Sunday at FleetCenter.
Mar. 26, 1998: Full story
Tyson follows a long line of champions into wrestling
By ED SCHUYLER Jr. -- AP Boxing Writer
NEW YORK -- When Mike Tyson participates in a wrestling show in March, he won't be breaking new ground.
Iron Mike is at least the 11th world heavyweight boxing champion to be involved in professional wrestling -- at least on a one-time or short-term basis.
Tyson is getting about $4 million to participate as a non-wrestler in Wrestlemania. There are reports he needs money despite purses totally more than $100 million in his last six fights. He contends, however, that he is not doing it for the money.
Feb. 15, 1998: Full story
Previous headlines
Feb. 5, 1998: Tyson to be guest ref in WrestleMania main event
Feb. 4, 1998: Tyson, King rift spells trouble for WM press conference
Jan. 20, 1998: Mike Tyson: 'bad guy' wrestler
Jan. 20, 1998: Mike Tyson accepts wrestling challenge
Jan. 16, 1998: Tyson to referee in WrestleMania XIV
Photo Gallery
Mike Tyson counts the pinfall. 18K
Shawn Michaels questions Mike Tyson. 18K
Mike Tyson looks along the mat. 12K
Mike Tyson throws Steve Austin back into the ring. 13K
Kane attacks Pete Rose. 12K
Owen Hart and Hunter Hearst Helmsley battle outside the ring. 23K
Gennifer Flowers enters the ring. 15K
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