Jacques Rougeau

[Jacques Rougeau GALLERY]

Jacques Rougeau and Dynamite Kid

Title History

• NWA Southeastern Heavyweight title defeating Jos LeDuc (1981);
• NWA (Southeastern) Alabama Heavyweight title defeating Dennis Condrey (1981);
• IWA (Montreal) International Tag Team titles w/Raymond Rougeau defeating Pat Patterson and Pierre Lefebvre (1982);
• AWA (Memphis) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Jerry Lawler (November 1982);
• CWA (Tennessee) Mid America Heavyweight title defeating Apocalypse (December 5, 1982);
• CWA (Tennessee) Mid America Heavyweight title defeating Sabu the Wildman (January 2, 1983);
• AWA Southern Heavyweight title defeating Terry Taylor (January 30, 1983);
• IWA (Montreal) International Tag Team titles w/Raymond Rougeau defeating Pierre Lefebvre and Billy Robinson (August 1983);
• IWA (Montreal) International Tag Team titles w/Raymond Rougeau defeating Pierre Lefebvre and Frenchy Martin (July 2, 1984);
• IWA (Montreal) International Tag Team titles w/Raymond Rougeau defeating Richard Charland and King Tonga (June 11, 1985);
• WWF Intercontinental Heavyweight title defeating Bret “The Hitman” Hart (January 17, 1992);
• WWF World Tag Team titles w/ Pierre – as The Quebecers- defeating Rick and Scott Steiner (September 13, 1993);
• WWF World Tag Team titles w/ Pierre – as The Quebecers- defeating 1-2-3 Kid and Marty Jannetty (January 17, 1994);
• WWF World Tag Team titles w/ Pierre  -as The Quebecers- defeating Men on a Mission (March 13, 1994);

Career Highlights

In The Beginning:

• Jacques Rougeau’s father is Jacques Rougeau Sr, and brothers are Raymond and Armand, – Also Johnny Rougeau (Uncle).
• 1980: Jacques Rougeau began his career and was successful in the Southern USA, particularly in Tennessee and Alabama.
• ~~~While wrestling in Tennessee, Jacques Rougeau engaged in a major feud with Terry Taylor.
• ~~~While wrestling in Alabama, Jacques traded the Southeastern title with fellow Quebecer Jos LeDuc.

Montreal:

• The Rougeaus were extremely popular on the Montreal circuit, due in part to their father Jacques Rougeau Sr..
• The Rougeau Brothers feuded extensively with the Garvin Brothers – Jimmy and Ron while wrestling in Montreal.

World Wrestling Federation – The Rougeau Brothers:

• 1985: The Rougeau Brothers joined the World Wrestling Federation and wrestled mostly on WWF Canadian Tours.
• August 26, 1985 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Jimmy and Ron Garvin.
• September 23, 1985 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Iron Mike Sharpe and Rene Goulet.
• February 22, 1986 – House Show: Jacques Rougeau defeated Moondog Rex.
• February 28, 1986 – House Show: The Rougeaus defeated The Moondogs.
• March 25, 1986 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers defeated The Hart Foundation.
• June 15, 1986 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Nikolai Volkoff and Iron Sheik in a Texas Tornado Match.
• August 6, 1986: The Rougeau Brothers were guests on Vince McMahon’s Tuesday Night Titans show.
• August 18, 1986 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Jimmy Jack and Dory Funk Jr.
• August 21, 1986 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Terry and Dory Funk Jr.
• August 28, 1986 – The Big Event: The Rougeau Brothers defeated The Dream Team (Greg Valentine and Brutus Beefcake).
• September 6, 1986 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Mike Fever and Bob Bradley.
• October 5, 1986 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Steve Regal and Bob Bradley.
• October 6, 1986 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Steve Regal and Jimmy Jack Funk.
• October 20, 1986 – House Show: Jacques Rougeau defeated The Iron Sheik.
• October 21, 1986 – House Show: The Dream Team and Pat Patterson beat The Rougeaus (Raymond, Jacques Jr., Jacques Sr.).
• October 25, 1986 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Steve Regal and Jimmy Jack Funk.
• November 1986: Jacques Rougeau went down to an minor injury and Raymond began teaming with substitutes.
• November 2, 1986 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Barry O and Tiger Chung Lee.
• November 19, 1986 – House Show: The Rougeaus and Billy Jack Haynes defeated The Dream Team and Dino Bravo.
• November 30, 1986 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Gino Carabello and Jimmy Jack Funk.
• December 6, 1986 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers and Billy Jack Haynes vs. Dino Bravo, Brutus Beefcake and Greg Valentine ended in a double DQ.
• December 21, 1986 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Denis Stamp and Mike Luca.
• January 10, 1987 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Jack Kruger and Kevin Collins.
• January 25, 1987 – Wrestling Challenge: Jacques Rougeau vs. The Magnificent Muraco ended in a double count-out.
• January 27, 1987 – House Show: The Rougeaus and Hillbilly Jim defeated The Dream Team and Johnny Valiant.
• January 31, 1987 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Al Navarro and Tiger Chung Lee.
• February 15, 1987 – Wrestling Challenge: Hillbilly Jim and The Rougeau Brothers defeated Johnny V, Greg Valentine and Brutus Beefcake.
• February 28, 1987 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Dave Wagner and Rick Renslow.
• March 27, 1987 – WrestleMania III: Greg Valentine and Brutus Beefcake defeated The Rougeau Brothers.
• March 2, 1987 – House Show: The Hart Foundation defeated The Rougeau Brothers to retain the Tag Team titles.
• March 29, 1987 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Dave Wagner and Rick Renslow.
• April 11, 1987 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Bill Howard and Terry Gibbs.
• April 26, 1987 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers vs. The Islanders ended in a double count-out.
• June 27, 1987 – Superstar: Brutus Beefcake and The Rougeau Brothers defeated Jimmy Jack Funk, Iron Mike Sharpe and Johnny K-9.
• July 18, 1987 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated The Shadows.
• August 1, 1987 – House Show: Jacques Rougeau defeated Dino Bravo.
• August 1, 1987 – Superstars: Brutus Beefcake and The Rougeau Brothers defeated Bubba Kirk, Dave Wagner and Rick Renslow.
• August 9, 1987 – Wrestling Challenge: Brutus Beefcake and The Rougeau Brothers defeated Dusty Wolfe, Iron Mike Sharpe and Mario Mancini.
• August 10, 1987 – House Show: The Rougeaus defeated The Hart Foundation (Champions) and were declared the champions!
• ~~~The decision was overturned, and the title reign was never recognized because they used Jimmy Hart’s megaphone.
• September 12, 1987 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers and Koko B. Ware defeated Bill Anderson, Leroy Malion and Rudy Ryder.
• November 26, 1987 – Survivor Series: The Rougeaus participated in the Tag Team (20-Man) Survivor Series Match.
• October 3, 1987 – Superstars: Superstars Billy Graham and The Rougeau Brothers defeated Joe Mirto, Rick Gantner and Tom Stone.
• November 26, 1987 – Survivor Series: Strike Force (Rick Martel & Tito Santana), The British Bulldogs (Davey Boy Smith & The Dynamite Kid), The Killer Bees (B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell), The Rougeau Brothers (Jacques Rougeau & Raymond Rougeau) & The Young Stallions (Jim Powers & Paul Roma) defeated Demolition (Ax & Smash), The Bolsheviks (Boris Zhukov & Nikolai Volkoff), The Dream Team (Dino Bravo & Greg Valentine), The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart) & The Islanders (Haku & Tama) in a tag team elimination match.
• January 10, 1988 – House Show: The Conquistadors defeated Jacques and Raymond Rougeau.
• January 24, 1988 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers defeated The Conquistadors.
• February 22, 1988 – MSG Network: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Harley Race and Mike Sharpe (sup for Hercules).
• May 10, 1988 – TV Taping: The Rougeaus and Sam Houston defeated Danny Davis and Chris Curtis and Keith Van Zandt.
• ~~~After the match, The Rougeau Brothers started to turn heel and will begin a feud with the Killer Bees.

World Wrestling Federation – The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers – All American Boys:

• The Rougeaus turned heel, becoming “all American boys” – smiling heels with tiny US flags pretending to be pro-American.
• March 27, 1988 – Wrestlemania IV: The Rougeau Brothers participated in the 20-Man Battle Royal (won by Bad News Brown).
• May 1, 1988 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Chris Duffy and Joe Milano.
• May 14, 1988 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Rick Gantner and Tony Leone.
• May 22, 1988 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Dave Wagner and Rick Renslow.
• June 11, 1988 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers and Sam Houston defeated Chris Curtis, Danny Davis and Pete Sanchez.
• June 19, 1988 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Brady Boone and SD Jones.
• July 1, 1988 – House Show: Demolition defeated The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers to retain the Tag Team titles.
• July 2, 1988 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated The Killer Bees.
• July 10, 1988 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Chris Duffy and Lanny Poffo.
• July 16, 1988 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Chris Duffy and Scott Colontonio.
• July 25, 1988 – MSG Network: The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers defeated The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty).
• July 31, 1988 – WrestleFest: The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers defeated The Killer Bees.
• August 21, 1988 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Brad Anderson and Chuck Striker.
• August 24, 1988 – TV Tapings: The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers were guests on the Brother Love Show.
• August 27, 1988 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Lanny Poffo and Brad Anderson.
• August 29, 1988 – SummerSlam: The Rougeau Brothers vs. The British Bulldogs ended in a time limit draw.
• September 24, 1988 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Lanny Poffo and Bert Centeno.
• October 9, 1988 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Mike Richards and Reno Riggins.
• October 23, 1988 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Chris Zarna and Billy Bowman.
• November 12, 1988 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers vs. The Rockers ended in a double disqualification.
• November 24, 1988 – Survivor Series: The British Bulldogs (Davey Boy Smith & The Dynamite Kid), The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart), The Powers Of Pain (The Barbarian & The Warlord), The Rockers (Marty Jannetty & Shawn Michaels) & The Young Stallions (Jim Powers & Paul Roma) defeated Demolition (Ax & Smash), The Bolsheviks (Boris Zhukov & Nikolai Volkoff), The Brain Busters (Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard), Los Conquistadores (Conquistador Dos & Conquistador Uno) & The Fabulous Rougeaus (Jacques Rougeau & Raymond Rougeau) in a tag team elimination match.
• November 26, 1988 – SNME: The Rougeau Fabulous Brothers defeated The Young Stallions.
• November 27, 1988 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Rusty Riddle and Tommy Causey.
• December 10, 1988 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Stefan De Leon and Sam Houston.
• January 6, 1989 – House Show: Hulk Hogan and Jim Duggan and Ron Garvin defeated The Rougeaus and Dino Bravo by disqualification.
• ~~~Dino Bravo was disqualified for not releasing the Bearhug on Hulk Hogan, who was taken away from the ring on a stretcher!
• January 15, 1989 – Royal Rumble: Jim Duggan and The Hart Foundation defeated Dino Bravo and The Rougeau Brothers.
• January 22, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Omar Atlas and Tim Horner.
• February 3, 1989 – House Show: The Rougeau Brothers beat the Hart Foundation with Brother Love as the referee!
• February 4, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated David Stoudemire and Mark Starr.
• February 25, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Riki Ataki and Steve Stone.
• March 12, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated David Stoudemire and George Evans.
• March 17, 1989 – House Show: The Bushwhackers and Jim Duggan defeated The Rougeaus and Dino Bravo.
• March 18, 1989 – MSG Network: The Bushwhackers and Jim Duggan defeated The Rougeaus and Dino Bravo.
• March 25, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Sam Houston and Stefan De Leon.
• April 2, 1989 – WrestleMania V: The Bushwhackers (Luke and Butch) defeated The Rougeau Brothers w/Jimmy Hart.
• April 16, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Jeff Gaylord and Tim Horner.
• April 29, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Cougar Jay and Mark James.
• May 7, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated George Skaaland and Paul Smith.
• May 21, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers vs. The Rockers ended in a no contest.
• June 4, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Jim Powers and Warren Bianchi.
• June/July 1989: The Fabulous Rougeaus began wrestling the Rockers all over the country, trading victories.
• June 17, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Terry Bronski and Warren Bianchi.
• June 22, 1989 – House Show: Demolition and Tito Santana defeated The Rougeau Brothers and Rick Martel.
• June 1989: The Rockers (Michaels and Jannetty) defeated The Rougeaus in a Best 2/3 Falls match.
• June 25, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Chris Zarna and Tim Horner.
• July 1, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Paul Roma and Todd Becker.
• July 15, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Dale Wolfe and George Skaaland.
• July 30, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Terry Daniels and Mario Mancini.
• August 4, 1989 – House Show: The Rockers beat The Rougeaus in a 60-Minute Marathon match 3-2 in Overtime!
• ~~~The Rockers and The Rougeaus had other 60-Minute Marathons on 8/6 (Chicago), 8/19 (Phili), and 9/9 (Boston).
• August 19, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Chuck Williams and Paul Van Dale.
• August 27, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Bob Allen and Mark Ming.
• August 28, 1989 – SummerSlam: The Rougeau Brothers and Rick Martel defeated The Rockers and Tito Santana.
• September 2, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated David Bertoch and Jim Evans.
• September 17, 1989 – Wrestling Challenge: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Butch Mayo and Terry Daniels.
• September 30, 1989 – Superstars: The Rougeau Brothers defeated Gary Wolfe and Tony Duranto.
• October 10, 1989 – House Show: The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty) defeated The Rougeau Brothers.
• October 14, 1989 – SNME: The Bushwhackers (Luke and Butch) defeated The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers.
• November 23, 1989 – Survivor Series: The Rude Brood (Jacques Rougeau, Mr. Perfect, Raymond Rougeau & Rick Rude) defeated Roddy’s Rowdies (Bushwhacker Butch, Bushwhacker Luke, Jimmy Snuka & Roddy Piper) in a tag team elimination match.
• January 21, 1990 – Royal Rumble: The Bushwhackers defeated The Rougeau Brothers after hitting the battering ram.
• The Rougeau Brothers left the World Wrestling Federation shortly thereafter.

World Wrestling Federation – The Mountie:

• Early 1990’s: Raymond Rougeau retired and Jacques re-invented himself as “The Mountie” managed by Jimmy Hart.
• ~~~The one problem was that the Canadian RCMP wouldn’t let him call himself a Mountie while working in Canada.
• ~~~So Jacques would wrestle in Canada under his own name, but still wearing a sleaveless version of the Mountie uniform.
• January 21, 1991 – Royal Rumble: The Mountie defeated Koko B. Ware.
• January 26, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Reno Riggins.
• February 13, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Tom King.
• February 16, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Sonny Blaze.
• February 24, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Tommy Landell.
• March 9, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Cliff Sheets.
• March 17, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Buddy Burke.
• March 24, 1991 – WrestleMania 7: The Mountie w/Jimmy Hart defeated Tito Santana.
• March 30, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Major Yates.
• April 14, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Larry Ludden.
• April 15, 1991 – Saturday Night’s Main Event: The Mountie w/Jimmy Hart defeated Tito Santana.
• April 20, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Jim Evans.
• May 25, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Ricky Rice.
• June 15, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Stephan De Leon.
• July 6, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Bobby Jones.
• July 21, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Larry Williams.
• July 27, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Steve May.
• August 4, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Randy Thatcher.
• August 26, 1991 – SummerSlam: The Big Bossman defeated The Mountie w/Jimmy Hart in a Jailhouse Match.
• ~~~The loser of the match spent a night in jail (this led to some hilarious sketches of Mountie being thrown in jail).
• September 14, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Russ Greenberg.
• September 22, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Tony Diamond.
• October 3, 1991 – WWF at The Royal Albert Hall: The Mountie w/Jimmy Hart defeated Kerry Von Erich.
• October 20, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Sonny Blaze.
• November 2, 1991 – Superstars: Bret Hart vs. The Mountie ended in a no contest.
• November 24, 1991 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Burt Stiles.
• November 27, 1991 – Survivor Series: Ric Flair, Ted DiBiase, The Mountie & The Warlord defeated Bret Hart, Roddy Piper, The British Bulldog & Virgil in a tag team elimination match.
• December 7, 1991 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Al Phillips.
• January 4, 1992 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Rudy Gonzales.
• January 17, 1992 – House Show: The Mountie w/Jimmy Hart defeated Bret Hart to win the Intercontinental Title.
• January 19, 1992 – Royal Rumble: Roddy Piper defeated The Mountie w/Jimmy Hart to win the Intercontinental Title.
• January 26, 1992 – Wrestling Chalenge: The Mountie defeated Jimmy James.
• January 27, 1992 – Saturday Night’s Main Event: Roddy Piper defeated The Mountie w/Jimmy Hart to retain the Intercontinental title.
• February 8, 1992 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Mike Casey.
• February 16, 1992 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Terry Daniels.
• March 21, 1992 – Superstars: The Mountie and The Nasty Boys defeated Bill Wood, Dale Wolfe and Scott Summers.
• April 5, 1992 – WrestleMania 8: Jim Duggan’s Team defeated The Mountie’s Team in an Elimination Match.
• ~~~Jim Duggan’s Team = “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan and Sgt. Slaughter and Virgil and The Big Bossman.
• ~~~The Mountie’s Team = The Mountie and Repo Man and The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags).
• April 11, 1992 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Billy Golden.
• April 19, 1992 – UK Rampage: The Mountie defeated Virgil.
• May 17, 1992 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Kerry Davis.
• May 23, 1992 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Bobby Knight.
• May 31, 1992 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Bill Pierce.
• June 13, 1992 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Bill Koby.
• July 18, 1992 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Jason Knight.
• July 26, 1992 – Wrestling Challenge: The Mountie defeated Bill Pierce.
• August 29, 1992 – SummerSlam: The Bushwackers and Jim Duggan defeated The Nasty Boys and The Mountie in a dark match.
• September 5, 1992 – Superstars: The Mountie defeated Ken Wayne.
• September 19, 1992 – House Show: Intercontinental champion The British Bulldog defeated The Mountie to retain the title.
• September 19, 1992 – Superstars: Tatanka defeated The Mountie.
• October 26, 1992 – House Show: Bret Hart defeated The Mountie to retain the WWE title.

World Wrestling Federation – The Quebecers:

• 1993: Jacques Rougeau met Pierre Ouelette in Puerto Rico and they debuted in the WWF as the Quebecers.
• July 24, 1993 – Superstars: The Quebecers defeated Rich Myers and Tony Webb.
• August 1, 1993 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated Joey Maggs and Tony DiMiro.
• August 15, 1993 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated Mike Bucci and Mike Maraldo.
• August 21, 1993 – Superstars: The Quebecers defeated Dan Dubiel and Scott Despres.
• September 4, 1993 – Superstars: The Quebecers defeated Aaron Ferguson and Mike Khoury.
• September 6, 1993 – RAW: The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) defeated Duane Gill and Barry Hardy.
• September 12, 1993 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated PJ Walker and Russ Greenberg.
• September 13, 1993: The Quebecers defeated The Steiner Brothers by disqualification to win the WWF Tag Team titles.
• ~~~The Quebecers stated that the match would be fought under “Canadian” rules, so the titles changed hands!
• September 27, 1993 – RAW: The Quebecers defeated The 1-2-3 Kid and Barry Horowitz to retain the Tag Team titles.
• October 31, 1993 – Wrestling Challenge: Men on a Mission defeated The Quebecers by count-out.
• November 6, 1993 – Superstars: Rick Steiner defeated Jacques.
• November 24, 1993 – Survivor Series: The All-Americans (Lex Luger, Rick Steiner, Scott Steiner & The Undertaker) defeated The Foreign Fanatics (Crush, Jacques, Ludvig Borga & Yokozuna) in a tag team elimination match.
• December 11, 1993 – Superstars: The Quebecers defeated Chaz Ware and Paul Jones.
• December 19, 1993 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated Mark Thomas and Virgil.
• January 1, 1994 – Superstars: Lex Luger defeated Jacques.
• January 10, 1994 – RAW: Marty Jannetty and 1-2-3 Kid defeated The Quebecers for the Tag Team titles.
• January 17, 1994 – RAW: The Quebecers defeated Marty Jannetty and 1-2-3 Kid to recapture the Tag Team titles.
• January 22, 1994 – Royal Rumble: The Quebecers defeated Bret and Owen Hart to retain their titles.
• February 5, 1994 – Superstars: The Quebecers vs. The Steiner Brothers ended in a time limit draw.
• February 20, 1994 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated Phil Apollo and Tim McNeany.
• February 21, 1994 – RAW: Razor Ramon and The 1-2-3 Kid defeated The Quebecers by disqualification.
• February 26, 1994 – Superstars: The Quebecers defeated John Paul and Miguel Rosado.
• March 13, 1994 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated Rich Myers and Steve Smyth.
• March 20, 1994 – WrestleMania X: Men on a Mission defeated The Quebecers by count out (no title change).
• March 21, 1994 – RAW: The Quebecers defeated The Bushwhackers.
• March 29, 1994 – House Show: Men on a Mission defeated The Quebecers to win the tag team titles.
• March 31, 1994 – House Show: The Quebecers defeated Men on a Mission to win the tag team titles.
• April 11, 1994 – RAW: The Quebecers defeated Men on a Mission (Mabel and Mo) to retain the tag team titles.
• April 17, 1994 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated Trey Conveyer and Virgil.
• April 24, 1994 – Superstars: The Quebecers defeated Ben Jordan and Scott Taylor.
• May 1, 1994 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated Gus Kantarakis and Scott Taylor.
• May 2, 1994 – RAW: The Headshrinkers (Fatu & Samu) (w/Afa & Captain Lou Albano) defeated The Quebecers (Jacques & Pierre) (w/Johnny Polo) to win the tag team titles.
• May 29, 1994 – Wrestling Challenge: The Quebecers defeated Paul Van Dale and Steve King.
• June 4, 1994 – Superstars: The Quebecers defeated Tim McNeany and Tony Roy.
• June 25, 1994: The Headshrinkers defeated The Quebecers during a house show at the Montreal Forum
• ~~~After the match, Pierre Ouellet and Johnny Polo (aka Raven) turned on Jacques Rougeau.
• ~~~Raymond Rougeau then ran down to the ring to save his brother – reuniting the Rougeaus.
• October 21, 1994 – Jacques Rougeau Retirement Show: Jacques Rougeau defeated Pierre Oulette in the main event.

World Championship Wrestling – Amazing French Canadians:

• Jacques Rougeau left the business, but came back with WCW with Ouelette as the “Amazing French Canadians”.
• ~~~they were managed by Col. Robert Parker (who began dressing in a French Foreign Legion uniform)..
• September 9, 1996 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Nasty Boys (Knobbs and Sags) defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• September 21, 1996 – Saturday Night: The Amazing French Canadians defeated Steve and Scott Armstrong.
• October 28, 1996 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Amazing French Canadians vs. High Voltage ended in a No Contest.
• November 9, 1996 – Saturday Night: The Amazing French Canadians defeated Harlem Heat by count-out.
• November 11, 1996 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Amazing French Canadians vs. Harlem Heat ended in a No Contest.
• November 16, 1996 – Saturday Night: The Amazing French Canadians defeated Chavo Guerrero Jr. and Bobby Eaton.
• November 18, 1996 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Amazing French Canadians beat The American Males.
• November 23, 1996 – Saturday Night: The Amazing French Canadians defeated Mark Starr and Casey Thompson.
• November 24, 1996 – WCW World War III: Harlem Heat defeated The Amazing French Canadians. Stipulation was that if Harlem Heat won then Sister Sherri would get 3 minutes with Parker. Jacques Rougeau was also in the 3 ring battle royal won by The Giant.
• December 2, 1996 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Amazing French Canadians defeated The Renegade and Joe Gomez.
• December 7, 1996 – Saturday Night: The Amazing French Canadians defeated Steve and Scott Armstrong.
• December 23, 1996 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Amazing French Canadians defeated Public Enemy by disqualification.
• December 30, 1996 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Amazing French Canadians defeated Public Enemy.
• January 6, 1997 – WCW Monday NITRO: Harlem Heat defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• January 20, 1997 – WCW Monday NITRO: WCW TV champion Lord Steve Regal defeated Jacques Rougeau by disqualification to retain the title.
• January 21, 1997 – Clash of the Champions: The Steiner Brothers defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• January 27, 1997 – WCW Monday NITRO: Arn Anderson (final match) and Steve McMichael defeated the Amazing French Canadians.
• February 1, 1997 – Saturday Night: The Amazing French Canadians defeated High Voltage.
• February 17, 1997 – WCW Monday NITRO: Public Enemy defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• March 1, 1997 – Saturday Night: Public Enemy defeated The Amazing French Canadians by disqualification.
• March 10, 1997 – WCW Monday NITRO: Lex Luger, The Giant and The Steiners defeated Greg Valentine, Roadblock and The Amazing French Canadians.
• March 24, 1997 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Steiner Brothers defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• March 31, 1997 – WCW Monday NITRO: The Amazing French Canadians defeated Jeff Jarrett and Steve McMichael.
• April 11, 1997 – WCW House: Jacques Rougeau defeated Hulk Hogan with a clean pin on a WCW card in Montreal.
• April 13, 1997 – Worldwide: The Faces of Fear defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• April 28, 1998 – WCW Monday NITRO: Lex Luger and The Giant defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• May 24, 1997 – Saturday Night: The Steiner Brothers defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• June 16, 1997 – WCW Monday NITRO: Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray) defeated The Amazing French Canadians.
• August 2, 1997 – Worldwide: The Amazing French Canadians defeated High Voltage.

World Wrestling Federation – The Quebecers:

• 1998: The Quebecers (Jacques Rougeau and Pierre Ouelette) were both rehired.
• January 19, 1998 – RAW IS WAR: The Quebecers defeated Cactus Jack and Chainsaw Charlie by disqualification.
• January 26, 1998 – RAW IS WAR: The Quebecers defeated The Headbangers.
• February 3, 1998 – RAW IS WAR: The Godwinns defeated The Quebecers by disqualification.
• February 7, 1998 – Shotgun Saturday Night: Los Boricuas (Jose Estrada & Miguel Perez) defeated The Quebecers (Jacques & Pierre).
• February 15, 1998 – No Way Out: The Godwinn Cousins defeated The Quebecers.
• February 16, 1998 – RAW IS WAR: The Quebecers defeated The Legion of Doom by count-out.
• February 28, 1998 – Shotgun Saturday Night: The Disciples Of Apocalypse (8-Ball & Skull) defeated The Quebecers (Jacques & Pierre).
• March 3, 1998 – RAW IS WAR: Chainsaw Charlie and Cactus Jack defeated The Quebecers.
• March 17, 1998 – RAW IS WAR: Chainsaw Charlie and Cactus Jack defeated The Quebecers by disqualification.
• March 29, 1998 – WrestleMania XIV: The Quebecers competed in a Tag-Team Battle Royal which was won by the LOD 2000.
• April 4, 1998 – Shotgun Saturday Night: The Quebecers and Ray Rougeau defeated Adam Copeland, Shawn Stasiak ad Tom Brandi in a dark match.
• April 13, 1998 – RAW: Terry Funk and Too Cold Scorpio defeated The Quebecers.
• April 18, 1998 – Shotgun Saturday Night: The Quebecers vs The Headbangers ended in a double disqualification.
• April 25, 1998 – Shotgun Saturday Night: The Quebecers (Jacques and Pierre) defeated Armageddon (Buchanan and Poirier).
• May 10, 1998 – House Show: Vader defeated Jacques.
• August 2, 1998 – House Show: The New Age Outlaws defeated The Quebecers & Mark Henry and The Godfather in a 3-way tag team match.

World Championship Wrestling – Team Canada:

• Jacques Rougeau was briefly a member of WCW’s Team Canada, with Lance Storm, Carl Ouelette and Elix Skipper.
• August 13, 2000 – WCW New Blood Rising: Lance Storm defeated Mike Awesome.
• ~~~The legendary Jacques Rougeau was the guest referee and kept adding stipulations in Storm’s favor.
• ~~~Afterwards, Jacques Rougeau knocked out Mike Awesome and celebrated with Lance Storm and Bret “Hitman” Hart.

Retirement:

• Jacques Rougeau opened a wrestling school in Montreal and also runs a very success wrestling promotion.
• September 28, 2003: Jacques Rougeau Jr., 43, announced that he will be undergoing open heart surgery in January.
• July 15, 2004: Jacques Rougeau pinned Kamala at halftime of the Montreal Alouettes football game before 20,000 fans.
• ~~~The Alouettes mascot, Touche (actually local indy wrestler Sexxxy Eddy), pinned Kim Chee (wrestler Eric Mastrocola).
• July 7, 2005: Jim Duggan defeated Kurrgan with Jacques Rougeau as referee at halftime of a CFL game in Montreal.