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Slammy Awards

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The Slammy Awards was a campy WWF version of the Academy Awards/Grammy Awards. Professional wrestlers appeared, lip-synching to songs they had originally recorded for The Wrestling Album, which was released in 1986, and performing skits. The first one aired in 1986, with another airing in 1987. The concept was resumed in 1996 and 1997. The Slammy Awards returned in 2008 as part of a 3 hour edition of Monday Night Raw on December 5th.

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1986 Slammy Awards

1987 Slammy Awards

1996 Slammy Awards

1997 Slammy Awards

2008 Slammy Awards

Main article: 2008 Slammy Awards

WWE.com's Top 10 Slammy Award moments

Top 10 Slammy Award Moments (2008)

Todd Grisham hosted a feature on WWE.com on February 23 2008, showcasing the Slammy Awards' Top 10 moments.

  1. WWF Superstars performing "If You Only Knew" in 1987.
  2. Owen Hart accepting his second Slammy award in 1997 (one he wasn't nominated for), and then getting into a confrontation with Vader.
  3. Bret Hart winning the award for Best Video in 1996.
  4. Freddie Blassie winning the Lifetime Achievement award in 1996.
  5. Vince McMahon performing "Stand Back" in 1987.
  6. Steve Austin winning the Freedom of Speech award in 1997.
  7. Shawn Michaels promising a show-stealing WrestleMania XII entrance in 1996 - he came to the ring from the rafters on a zip-wire.
  8. Todd Pettengill's opening number in 1996.
  9. Jim Duggan and Harley Race's brawl throughout the 1987 awards.
  10. WWF Superstars performing "Land of a Thousand Dances" in 1986, with Roddy Piper winning the award for the best wrestler in the video.


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