By Joe De Leon
Hosted Tony Schiavone,
Mike Tenay, Bobby Heenan, and Lee Marshall
Live from Alburquerque, New Mexico.
• Rey Mystero, Jr. defeated
Super Calo with a Frankensteiner.
-This was an excellent match with many high-flying maneuvers.
After Rey Mysterio, Jr. frankensteinered Super Calo from the
top-rope, he made the pin, and took the victory. Afterwards, LWO
members made their ways into the ring. Eddie Guerrero said he
wanted Mysterio to be part of the LWO. Mysterio was the first
luchadore to turn down LWO's offer, and said he wanted to run on
his own. Chavo Guerrero, Jr. and Pepe were by the entrance-way,
and wanted to join the LWO.
• Diamond Dallas Page
Interview (Conducted by Tony Schiavone).
-Diamond Dallas Page discussed his Heavyweight Title match with
Goldberg at the upcoming Halloween Havoc pay-per-view.
• Alex Wright defeated Johnny
Swinger with a Reversed Neckbreaker.
-Johnny Swinger put up a tough fight, but eventually won the
match with a Reversed Neckbreaker.
• Chris Jericho defeated
Kanyon (Raven) by making him submit to the Lion Tamer.
-Before the match, Kanyon and Chris Jericho both had individual
arguments with fans of who was better than them. Raven was bumbed
out the entire time, and wasn't paying attention to the match.
When Jericho executed a Missle Dropkick, he accidently knocked
out the referee, but got a piece of Kanyon. Raven walked into the
ring to Even-Flow Jericho, but got strapped in the Lion Tamer.
Usually we see Raven with a smile on his face when in a
submission maneuver, but he was in pain, and quickly tapped out.
Apparently, Jericho took the win and retained the Television
Title, after making Raven submit to the Lion Tamer. It looked as
if the referee was too buzzed to see who actually was in
Jericho's Lion Tamer.
• Saturn defeated Norman Smiley with the Death Valley Driver.
• Lex Luger defeated Riggs by
making him submit to the Torture Rack.
-Lex Luger totally dominated Riggs, and easily finished him off
with the Torture Rack.
• Juventud Guerrera defeated
Prince Iaukea via Pinfall.
-As Juventud Guerrera went in position to execute the 450 Splash,
Disco Inferno attempted to knocked him off. Guerrera fell off the
rope, onto Prince Iaukea, and managed to make the pin.
Afterwards, Disco and Kidman made their ways into the ring. All
three superstars began to brawl around the area.
• Konnan defeated Scott Armstrong by making him submit to the Tequilla Sunrise.
• Dean Malenko defeated
Kendall Windham by making him submit to the Texas Clover Leaf.
-Before the match, Kendall Windham said Dean Malenko did not
belong with The Four Horsemen. The words of Windham certainly
fired up Malenko, as Malenko quickly took the win with his Texas
Clover Leaf. Afterwards, Malenko told Windham, "That is why
I am a Horsemen." Malenko taunted Eric Bischoff and
introduced the rest of The Four Horsemen to the ring. Arn
Anderson discussed matters on what Bischoff said the Monday
before on Nitro, and said if Bischoff ever talked about his
family again, Anderson would go right after Bischoff. Ric Flair
said The Four Horsemen would continue to dominate through WCW. He
said Bischoff would eventually start working for him.
• Sting defeated The Giant by
Disqualification.
-After Sting amazingly bodyslammed The Giant, he strapped him in
the Scorpian Deathlock. As The Giant was in the submission
maneuver, NWO-Hollywood members made their ways in, and began an
attack on Sting. Rick Steiner ran-in, with a baseball bat. He
nailed his brother, Scott Steiner, and threw the bat to Sting.
Sting scared off all NWO-Hollywood members, while the rest of The
Wolfpac made their ways in.