I am wondering if anybody knows up "Goof up" from announcers to ppvs
from NWA or WCW  
 
Example #1 Jim Ross at Great American Bash 1990
called first match with Pillman vs Landell  
"First match at Starrcade 1990" but JR this is Great American Bash not Starrcade  
 
Example #2 they were late playing music themes for  
             Brian Pillman & Midnight Express at same event
 
Example #3 camera shots & graphic on Ric Flair name appear when director show fan holding picture of sting in crowd  
 
Let me know what were goof up u seen in NWA or WCW
 

I remember Clash Pillman vs Eddie Guerrero in Las Vegas
and i was at Starrcade '93  
in Charlotte and forgot all about that what Gene said on PPV
 
 
 

Booker T. calling Hulk Hogan the "N" word at Spring Stampede

you can find that on you tube booker calling hogan n word

I recall an episode of WCW World Wide in 1993 after they started taping at Disney/MGM where Tony Schiavone had just finished an interview with someone and right before a commercial break mentioned that "NWA champion" Rick Rude was next. While Rude was announced as NWA champion at the initial tapings which took place long before the shows actually aired, WCW had broken away from the NWA by the time this made TV and they had already made a big deal on commentary about how WCW only recognized the belt worn by Rude as just a big piece of gold now.
 
On an episode of WCW Saturday Night that aired not too long after Bobby Heenan came in, he almost said WWF instead of WCW and Schiavone cut him off and told him to get his letters right. I think there were also incidents where Heenan also accidentally referred to Curt Hennig as Mr. Perfect and Meng as Haku. He also almost called Rude "WCW" champion at Spring Stampede '94 before saying he was International champion, and at the same event, Schiavone says that Steamboat beat Flair for the WCW World title five years ago even though it was still the NWA title then (in '89).
 
When Barry Windham was introduced as Flair's mystery opponent at Slamboree '94, Jesse Ventura said that Flair beat Windham to win the WCW World heavyweight championship when it was actually the NWA title.
 
Also in 1994, I seem to recall an episode of World Wide where Larry Zbysko was either promoted or wrestled a match as World TV champion when he had already lost the title back to Regal at the Clash of Champions. They also mentioned that there would be cage match for the International title at Bash at the Beach between Sting and Rude when Rude was already gone from the company and Flair had already beaten Sting to unify the titles.
 
On WCW Saturday Night in 1996, Schiavone was talking about an nWo tag team tournament and accidentally said NWA before correcting himself.
 
On an episode of Monday Nitro around 2000, Mark Madden said that The Great Muta was a former WCW International World Champion when he actually held the NWA title.
 
Michael Buffer made numerous errors, like "Bret Clark", "Hulkmania", and the list goes on. He even mistakenly called referee Randy Anderson "Randy Peterson".

I remember a wwf pay per view where Vader got pissed and started cursing out loud and calling himself an effing failure.
 
It might have been against kane...not sure though.
 
Oh yeah and the Pillman/ Heenan incident. Wow.

Quote from danpoutsma on Nov 25^th, 2007, 6:11pm:

man i wish that my memory was as good as yours.

I liked when Davey Boy was talking about Sting putting Sid or Vader in "that sharpshooter." On a promo for Bash At The Beach.

That Luger skit really stands out from the Russo & Ferrara era in WCW. I was thinking "what the crap is going on here? Were we supposed to see that as one of their goofy insider angles or did they totally mess that up?"
 
Sid calling spots at the top of his lungs really stands out from that War Games '91 match, which otherwise was one of the best they had put together. I just remember when they announced Larry Z was taking the injured Arn Anderson's place the whole crew I watched the show with were like "OK ...We know who is going to submit now for sure." They pulled a swerve and the heels actually won a War Games match, which made it seem fresh again.