By Joe De Leon
Hosted by Tony Schiavone,
Larry Zbyszko, Mike Tenay, and Bobby Heenan
Live from Rochester, New York
Hollywood Hogan, Eric Bischoff, Scott Hall, and Brian
Adams came out to the ring.
Hogan first said that he brought WCW from a Hillbilly Wrestling
promotion to a promotion that got $100,000's of revenue for them.
He said he's all about the almighty dollar. He said that he's on
a mission, and when he takes the Warrior down, it'll be the first
major move to get his title back. Hogan then issued a challenge
out to Sting and Hart to come out and face him later in the
night. Hogan said that him and the black and white are taking
over WCW, starting tonight.
Match 1- La Parka vs. Super Calo
-La Parka, the so-called "Chairman of WCW" brought his
trademark steal chair to the ring. After La Parka slammed Calo to
the mat, he went to the top and executed a Cork-screw Moonsault
for the victory. Afterwards, Calo took La Parka's chair and
nailed him with it several times.
*Winner: La Parka by Pinfall
Gene Okerlund interviewed Bret Hart. Hart said he's been
waiting to tangle with Hogan for a long time now and that he's
going to pay for misleading him in the past. He said that Hogan
will be a zero and Hart will be a hero for everyone.
Match 2- The Disciple vs. Sick Boy
-The Disciple walked quickly to the ring, still wearing his O.W.N
vest. The Disciple was very excited and pumped up during the
match. Nothing Sick Boy did to him would effect him. Disciple was
able to take the victory after hitting the Apocalypse.
*Winner: Disciple by Pinfall
Match 3- Scott Steiner (w/Buff Bagwell) vs. Lenny Lane and
Nick Densmore - *Handicap Match*
-Steiner took the microphone and said he's the biggest and most
powerful man in the world. Bagwell also interfered in the match
to help out Steiner. After Steiner Tiger-bombed Densmore onto
Lane, he executed a Double-Steiner Recliner on both opponents for
the win. Afterwards, Steiner appeared to be injured, saying that
he hurt his back.
*Winner: Steiner by Submission
The Warrior came down to the ring. Warrior said that Hogan
disappoints him and that he needs to face the Ultimate challenge.
A fan attempted to enter the ring, but security was able to keep
him away from the Warrior. He said that at Halloween Havoc, Hogan
will once again feel the power of the Warrior.
Okerlund interviewed Buff Bagwell. Bagwell said that he
just put Steiner into an ambulance and that he's on the way to
the hospital. During the interview, that strange laughter we've
been hearing for the past few weeks started up again. Bagwell
said that he doesn't know if Scott will be ready for his match
with Rick Steiner at Halloween Havoc.
Match 4- Psychosis vs. Ernest Miller
-Miller, once again gave the option to Psychosis to either leave
the ring within 5 seconds or Miller will give Psychosis a beating
of a lifetime. Psychosis, however, didn't understand what he
said. Miller then leveled Psychosis with a Standing Heel Kick.
After Psychosis missed his Guillotine leg drop, Miller dropped
Psychosis with a Spinning Heel Kick for the victory.
*Winner: Miller by Pinfall
Okerlund attempted to interviewed Alex Wright. However, as
soon as Wright got out there, he took the microphone away from
Okerlund and began to insult Okerlund and Rochester. He said that
The British Bulldog is backstage, shaking like a leaf. He called
him spineless for not coming out to his challenge last week. He
then challenged The Bulldog once again to a match for later in
the night.
Match 5- Chavo Guerrero, Jr. vs. Disco Inferno
-As the referee was distracted, Disco took Chavo's horse,
"Pepe" and nailed Chavo with it for the victory.
Afterwards, Juventud Guerrera came down and attacked Inferno.
However, Disco eventually took down Guerrera with his piledriver.
*Winner: Disco Inferno by Pinfall
Okerlund interviewed The Four Horsemen. Before the
Horsemen were actually able to talk, Eric Bischoff, along with
Stevie Ray and security officials came down. Doug Dillenger also
came down to the ring. Bischoff told The Horsemen to leave the
ring immediately. He also told Dillenger that he was to be
escorted out for letting the Horsemen pass on previous shows last
week. Bischoff also talked down to Flair, saying that Flair used
his son, Reid as an excuse for not working.
Match 6- Chris Jericho vs. Goldberg
-Jericho was escorted by three guys to the ring, ala Goldberg.
Jericho was going to once again fight the "little"
Goldberg, but the actual Goldberg came out, holding the smaller
Goldberg on his shoulder. As soon as Jericho saw that Goldberg
was in the ring, he threw his two "security officials"
at him. However, Goldberg speared both of them, leading to
Jericho leaving the ring. Goldberg then Jackhammered one of the
"security officials."
*Result: No Contest
Okerlund interviewed Diamond Dallas Page. Page said that
he's not getting into the ring with someone he hates. He said
that he's going to be on another level at Halloween Havoc. He
said that's he going to be "for real" at Havoc.
Match 7- Scott Hall w/Vincent vs. Kidman
-Hall did not appear to be "drunk" tonight. However,
Hall attempted to take a drink from Vincent but Vincent wouldn't
allow Hall to have it. Hall dominated Kidman until Hall concerned
himself with the drink that Vincent was holding. When Hall went
to the outside to take the drink away, Kidman attacked him from
behind and began to take down Hall. After Kidman was able to
squeeze out of one Outsider's Edge, Hall finally won the match
with the Outsider's Edge.
*Winner: Hall by Pinfall
Match 8- The British Bulldog vs. Alex Wright
-Before the match, Bulldog said that he's loved in Germany and he
told Wright to "Suck It." As The Bulldog went up for
the Running Power Slam, he inadvertently hit the referee with
Wright's foot. Bulldog executed the maneuver, but their was no
referee to count. Following that, Charles Robinson came down to
ref. Silverman was then awoken when Wright hit a German Suplex.
Both Robinson and Silverman made a count and Robinson gave the
win to Bulldog and Silverman gave the win to Wright. On the
replay, it was shown that both men got their shoulder up.
*Result: No Contest
Match 9- Brian Adams vs. Kevin Nash
-Nash dominated Adams and just as Nash was about to finish off
Adams with the Jackknife, Stevie Ray came out and nailed him in
the back off of the head with a slapjack. Ray and Vincent then
nailed Nash, leading Hall out to the ring to join in on the
beating. At that point, Luger and Konnan came down and made the
save for Nash.
*Winner: Nash by Disqualification
Match 10- Konnan and Lex Luger vs. Barry Darsow and Hugh
Morrus (w/Jimmy Hart)
-As Konnan attempted a Tequila Sunrise, Darsow came in and saved
Morrus. However, only a few moment later, Luger racked Darsow for
the victory as Konnan strapped Morrus in the Tequila Sunrise.
*Winners: Konnan and Luger by Submission
Match 11- Hollywood Hulk Hogan vs. Bret Hart
-Hogan used Hart's injured knee to his advantage as he attacked
it repeatedly throughout the match. As Hogan continued to attack
the knee of Hart, Sting came down to the ring and pushed Hogan
off of Hart. Konnan and Luger then came down and helped Bret Hart
out of the ring. Hart, however, still wanted to get at Hogan.
Sting then got into the ring and a match between those two
started after Sting nailed Hogan.
*Result: No Contest
Match 12- Sting vs. Hollywood Hogan
-During the match, we saw Hart being wheeled by Konnan and Luger
into a an on-waiting ambulance. However, before they could get
get him in there, Scott Steiner and Buff Bagwell came out of the
ambulance and attacked Konnan and Luger. Hart couldn't help them
as he was strapped in the stretcher. Steiner then unstrapped him
and Hart then left and went towards the ring. Back in the ring,
Hogan and Sting continued to fight with Sting finally taking the
control. As he had Hogan in the Scorpion Death Lock, Hart came
into the ring and DDT'ed Sting. Hart's knee injury was a farce.
Hart then continued to attack Sting and put him in the
Sharpshooter as Hogan happily watched on. Hogan got a chair and
nailed Sting with it and Hart executed the Figure Four around the
ring post on Sting. Hogan and Hart then embraced as Konnan came
down to the outside of the ring. Konnan then carried away Sting.
*Result: No Contest