By Joe De Leon
Hosted Tony Schiavone, Larry Zbyszko, Mike
Tenay, and Bobby Heenan
Live from Uniondale, Long Island, New
York
• The Star Spangled Banner played, with footage of Washington, D.C. and the United States Flag shown, as Hollywood Hogan would announce his candidacy for the President and running mate. Tony Schiavone announced President Bill Clinton was on his was to the Nassau Coliseum.
• Backstage, Gene Okerlund and Bobby Heenan were awaiting the President's arrival. Okerlund did note that the President was coming to the arena, according to NWO-Hollywood. Limousines pulled up the arena, where NWO-Hollywood and Wolfpac members popped out and began to brawl.
• Juventud Guerrera defeated Kaz Hayashi via
Pinfall.
-During the match, Eric Bischoff walked right up to the commentating
booth, and said everyone had his word that the President of the United States
would be on the show. Bischoff said to make sure Gene Okerlund awaited the
President's appearance. Juventud Guerrera and Kaz Hayashi executed many
high-flying maneuvers. As the match went on, Ernest Miller and Sonny Onoo made
their ways to the ringside area. Miller distracted the referee, while Hayashi
had Guerrera in a pinning position. Onoo hit Hayashi in the head, which let
Guerrera execute a reverse-pin on Hayashi, to take the win.
• Alex Wright and Barry Horowitz went to a
No-Contest.
-During the match, Secret Service people were walking around,
scanning the arena. As the match went on, The Wolfpac made their ways in, and
apparently had a statement. Larry Zbyszko said, "They're here to recruit
Horowitz?" Kevin Nash and Konnan hyped up the crowd. Nash said even though
The Wolfpac was out-numbered, they would keep coming back at NWO-Hollywood. Nash
called out NWO-Hollywood members - specifically Scott Hall. Lex Luger called out
Bret Hart. Konnan said after Hart injured Sting, it was on - Wolfac style. Eric
Bischoff appeared by the entrance-way. Bischoff said he would make sure The
Wolfpac got want they wanted (NWO-Hollywood) later in the show. It was announced
that later in the show the matches of Konnan vs. Bret Hart and Kevin Nash and
Lex Luger vs. The Giant and Scott Hall would take place.
• IWGP Champion, Scott Norton (w/Vincent) defeated Lodi in approximately ten seconds with the Jack-Knife Powerbomb.
• Disciple Interview - Conducted by Tony
Schiavone.
-The Disciple said he was on his own, and no longer part of
NWO-Hollywood. Horace, Stevie Ray, and Vincent made their ways in. Horace told
The Disciple to keep his mouth shut. Horace said after The Disciple said long
ago he was not NWO-Hollywood material, he was there now. The Disciple told
NWO-Hollywood to leave, and was attacked in return. The Warrior ran-in, and made
the save for The Disciple
• Gene Okerlund and Bobby Heenan continued to wait for the arrival of The President of the United States. The President's motorcade arrived, with Secret Service members all over the place. The Secret Service told Okerlund and Heenan to leave because it was a restricted area. Walking into the arena, as President, was none other than Hollywood Hogan. Hogan walked down toward the ring, along with Eric Bischoff and The Secret Service, with music playing, ballons falling, confetti, ballons, and a gigantic United States Flags. There were also "Hollywood for President" mini-banners.
• Hollywood Hogan Interview (w/Eric Bischoff,
Conducted by Gene Okerlund).
-Hollywood Hogan first respectively
congratulated Jesse Ventura for his election as governor of Minnesota. Eric
Bischoff also showed his respect. Hogan said after many phone calls from the
media, asking him to possibly run for President, he would do it. Hogan said he
would serve and protect his country, and it was time to change the United States
in the new millineum. He said if we all worked together as one campaign force,
we could do it. Hogan anounced Bischoff as his campaign manager.
• Bret Hart Interview.
-Bret Hart insulted Lex
Luger, Sting, and Diamond Dallas Page after injuring them. He said he was
finished with Luger, and taunted Konnan.
• Rey Mysterio, Jr. defeated Eddie Guerrero via
Pinfall.
-Before the match, Eddie Guerrero once again offered Rey Mysterio,
Jr. an LWO T-Shirt. Mysterio did not accept. Guerrero mainly worked on
Mysterio's knee. The commentators said that it was almost as if Guerrero was
forcing Mysterio to join the LWO by making him suffer. Guerrero continued with
the advantage, as Chavo Guerrero, Jr. and Pepe made their ways in. Guerrero was
distracted by Chavo (who was on the apron), and was pushed into Chavo by
Mysterio. Chavo flew into the guard rail, while Mysterio rolled up Eddie for the
win. LWO members made their ways in. They began to attack Chavo, until Mysterio
made the save.
• Eric Bischoff Interview (w/Elizabeth).
-Eric
Bischoff briefly discussed Hollywood Hogan's presdential running. Bischoff said
Ric Flair wouldn't wrestle, since Flair didn't pass his physical. After J.J.
Dillon fined Scott Steiner and Buff Bagwell, Bischoff said he would change
things. Three of Bischoff's associates walked out. Bischoff told David Groom,
who controls the money in WCW, he had no right to authorize a deduction from
Scott Steiner's and Buff Bagwell's contract. The other two also had something to
do with the authorization. Bischoff kicked all of his associates down, and beat
on them.
• Scott Steiner and Buff Bagwell
Interview.
-Before the match, WCW referee, Mickey Jay said WCW referees would
have nothing to do with Scott Steiner anymore. Steiner bragged about how the
women are all over him. Buff Bagwell criticized the injuries of referee Nick
Patrick and J.J. Dillon. Bagwell said with all the money he and Steiner make,
they would just buy their own referee. Steiner said after he called out Roddy
Piper the week before, Piper got scared and no-showed. Steiner called out
anyone. Chris Adams made his way in. Adams was taken out by both Bagwell and
Steiner, and no one was officiating the match. Stiener put Adams in the Steiner
Recliner, but immediately left the ring, along with Bagwell, the moment Rick
Steiner ran down. Rick challenged Scott and Bagwell to a Tag Team Title match.
Steiner and Bagwell accepted.
• Rick Steiner and Mrs. Judy Bagwell vs. Scott
Steiner and Buff Bagwell went to a No-Contest.
-Rick Steiner's partner was
suprisingly Mrs. Judy Bagwell (Buff's mom). Judy had the belt around her waist,
and she and Rick completely took out Scott Steiner and Buff. Scott said he and
Buff left the ring, and said they wouldn't wrestle the match because there was
no referee. Buff told his mom to watch out, because he pays the bills. Rick and
Judy challenged Scott and Buff to a Tag Team Title match for World War III. Buff
and Scott accepted. Rick said they'll bring the Tag Team Titles, while Buff and
Scott bring the referee.
• Konnan defeated Bret Hart by
Disqualification.
-Bret Hart totally dominated Konnan, and worked on his knee
heavily. Hart began to use a chair, and was disqualififed. Hart continued to
attack Konnan, until Lex Luger made the save. Konnan shouted out in pain, and
received minor medical attention from WCW trainers and referees.
• Chris Jericho Interview - Conducted by Gene
Okerlund.
-Chris Jericho was with his security guard, Ralphus. Jericho's hair
was curled, and sticking up in the front. Jericho put down the Long Island
crowd. Jericho pointed out he was supposedly 4-0 and Goldberg. Jericho said
Ralphus told him Goldberg was not the arena, so Goldberg was supposedly not man
enough to step up to Jericho. Backstage, Goldberg walked into his locker room.
He began to throw things around, and ran down to the entrance. Goldberg speared
Jericho on the aisle, and tore his T-Shirt off.
• Kevin Nash and Lex Luger defeated Scott Hall and
The Giant by Disqualification.
-As The Wolfpac took the advantage, Bret Hart
intefered. Hart began to damage Kevin Nash's knee, along with Scott Hall. Lex
Luger knocked out The Giant on the outside of the ring, and brought a chair into
the ring to scare off Hart, Hall, and The Giant.
WCW Nitro Extra Report for November 10,
1998
Hosted by Tony Schiavone, Mike Tenay, and Bobby Heenan
Taped from
Uniondale, Long Island, New York
• Rey Mysterio, Jr. defeated El Dandy by
Disqualification.
-As the match went on, LWO members interfered, and began to
attack Rey Mysterio, Jr. Kidman attempted to make the save for Mysterio, but
accidently hit Mysterio with a missle dropkick. Kidman and Mysterio exchanged a
few words, but their job of scaring off LWO was done.
• Saturn defeated Sick Boy by making him submit to
the Rings of Saturn.
-Sick Boy put up a tough match for Saturn, but as he
argued with the referee, Saturn took the advantage. Saturn finished off Sick
Boy, surprsingly, with the Rings of Saturn submission maneuver.
• Stevie Ray defeated Disco Inferno with a
Powerbomb.
-Before the match, Disco Inferno put down the crowd. Booker T.
dominated Disco Inferno and finished him off, and finished him off with an
amazing Powerbomb.
• Steve McMichael defeated Fit Finaly.
• Goldberg defeated Meng with the Jackhammer, to retain the Heavyweight Title.