By Joe De Leon
Hosted by Tony Schiavone,
Mike Tenay, Bobby Heenan, and Lee Marshall
Taped from Lexington, Kentucky
• Wrath defeated Bobby Eaton
with the Meltdown.
-Wrath dominated the match, and easily finished off Bobby Eaton
with the Meltdown, which is a pump-handle into a bodyslam.
• Mike Enos defeated Lenny
Lane with an Airplane Spin, into a drop.
-Mike Enos showed a lot of intensity. He finished off the match
when he picked up Lenny Lane by the arms, spun him around, and
dropped him to the mat.
• Footage of Ric Flair's past days in WCW was shown throughout the show.
• Backstage, Gene Okerlund interviewed Scott Steiner, along with Buff Bagwell. After being told by Okerlund that Bagwell faked his neck injury at Fall BRawl, Bagwell denied the accusations. Scott Steiner discussed his upcoming No Disqualification Match with his brother, Rick Steiner, at Halloween Havoc, and basically said he would defeat his brother, since he is the better of the two. Okerlund announced to Bagwell, that J.J. Dillion ruled to keep Bagwell away from the ringside area during the pay-per-view match. Bagwell went crazy, while Steiner continued to brag.
• Vincent defeated Scott
Armstrong with an Arm-Bar submission.
-Vincent dominated the match, and finished off Scott Armstrong
with an Arm-Bar submission maneuver. Following the match, over
the speakers, a shout of laughter was heard.
• Ernest Miller defeated Rick
Fuller with the Filiner.
-Ernest Miller gave Rick Fuller an option, where if Fuller left
the ring in three seconds, Miller "wouldn't hurt him."
Fuller remained in the ring, with action getting underway. Fuller
put up a tough fight, but the moment he was hit with the Filiner,
he was finished. Afterwards, Miller bragged about being the
greatest.
• Curt Hennig defeated Norman
Smiley with the Hennig-Plex.
-At first, Curt Hennig was about to give up, as he made his way
down the aisle. He came back, however, and finished off Smiley
with the Hennig-Plex.
• Kevin Nash and Konnan
defeated Scott Hall and Stevie Ray (w/Vincent) via Countout.
-Before the match, Scott Hall did his survey, with The Wolfpac
getting the most of the chants. Tony Schiavone announced The
Disciple's match had been cancelled, since Disciple was no where
to be found in the arena. Schiavone speculated The Disciple was
not in the arena, as a result to his confrontation with The
Warrior on Nitro. Scott Hall once again brought down some kind of
alcoholic beverage, and tumbled around the ring as he wrestled.
Kevin Nash did not get once chance to wrestle the match. After
all three NWO-Hollywood members argued on the outside of the
ring, they were counted-out, giving Nash and Konnan the victory.
• The complete interview of the return of The Four Horsemen, from Monday Nitro, was shown.
• Arm-Wrestling Match: Eric
Bischoff (w/Buff Bagwell) defeated Arn Anderson (w/Dean Malenko).
-The arm-wrestling match was one that required the use of the
left-arm only, which was a stipulation set by Eric Bischoff,
because Bischoff knew Anderson has a left-hand injury. If
Anderson beat Bischoff, Ric Flair would be able to return to the
ring. Bischoff "chickened-out" and had Buff Bagwell
take his place. Bischoff claimed "he wasn't specifically the
opponent." Bagwell taunted Anderson, and the arm-wrestling
match finally got underway. Anderson didn't stand a chance with
the injury, and Bagwell easily took the victory.