WCW Monday Nitro - Monday, 03/02/98

I don't know if my eyesight is failing me, but I swore I saw blood around the eye of Scott Steiner after he got clotheslined by Luger. When Steiner came in he looked fine, but once the nWo came in and did their mudhole stomp on Luger, you could see blood , even when WCW tried to switch camera angles to hide this.

With Bill Goldberg being so strong, so creative, and namely so disturbed, is there a chance of this man receiving a title shot in the near future? We all wonder what makes this man tick, but i think everyone can agree, Bill Goldberg needs a title!!!!!!!! I think running him in with the flock, Saturn, Rick Martel, and then up to Booker T is the way to go. That would be quite an impressive match with Goldberg hearing voices telling him to simply break Booker T. Who in the hell could beat that crazy bastard? (besides Billy Kidman)

I couple of comments about what you missed (probably because of the sick medicine). When Hammer dropped to his knee and put out his hand I think he did that to catch DDP's spit. He put his hands together after that like when you spit in your hands. Also Konnan's reference to being a foregone conclusion was he could have been 4 life instead he was a 4 gone conclusion. Just a little play on words.

What do you think about Buff Bagwell being a US champion or maybe Mortis since they won't give Benoit the title, which he deserves anyways. Also, what do you think about Scott Hall being the World Champion, I know they won't let him beat Sting but if he did what do you think about that?

• Who, then, does put all those asses in the seats?
• Would YOU want to sit in a seat that some donkey has been in? And how do they get the asses to stay in their seats, instead of walking around grazing on old nachos?
• Has Hulk Hogan been taking "Hypnosis At Home" classes, and brainwashing his poor boss into believing that he's really running the WWF, circa 1989?

I'll give my thoughts in the order I asked myself the questions (gotta love these all-in-one kits).

• Who does put those asses in the seats? The way I figure it, the average WCW crowd can probably be broken down as such:
  • 25% - nWo fans, who'd be willing to pay any amount of money to hear Scott Hall's survey, or see what brand of jeans Vincent's endorsing this week, and people who mistakenly bought tickets thinking that it was a pet show for World Class Wildebeasts.
  • 25% - People who are there to see the wrestlers they remember from the 80's, like Hogan, Piper, Savage, and Flair. These are the guys with the "Four Horsemen" shirt pulled over their white dress shirt and tie.
  • 50% - People who are there for the great wrestling action that WCW provides.

  Now, if you think the numbers sound reasonable, then you've got about half your crowd who'd be there if you just had Vincent or the Fabulous Moolah in action. And there's half who need to see good wrestling action to be satisfied.

  I count myself in the second half (obviously....anyone who marks for Brad Armstrong can't be there to see the title matches). Problem is, Eric's obviously writing the scripts for the other half in the building. But more on that in a minute...

• My hometown used to have a "Jackass Derby" fundraiser, where four donkeys would "race" to the center of town, based on donations. One of their donation stops was right in front of my house, and let me tell you, those things poop like you wouldn't believe. I sure wouldn't want to sit in a seat anywhere AROUND an ass.

Bischoff has a choice: He can either start grooming the Benoits and Guerreros of the company to be the next big stars, or he can push the Hogans and Flairs until they drop dead in the ring. Obviously, you can see which choice he's making.

I think that Bischoff's become so emboldened by the success he's had with past-their-prime WWF'ers from the late 80s (Hogan, Savage) and early 90s (Diesel, Razor Ramon) that's he's going to suck that well dry if he can. How else do you explain Brian Frickin' Adams coming in (absurdity #1) and getting right into a main event feud with Bret Hart (absurdity #2 - the quick feud, not Hart), while Dean Malenko works once a month? Why else the rumors that they're going to take the Stone Cold Chartbuster away from Disco, one of the most improved young wrestlers in the last 6 months, and give it to Ed Frickin' Leslie, who not only sucked as Brutus Beefcake, but also as the Lon Chaney of WCW?

I really think that unless Bischoff gets his act together, he's sealing his own fate here. Sure, people are going to continue to watch for the next year or so, while the old guys are still there and the new guys are still under contract, but what happ ens when you've pissed your good young future stars off, and the old guys retire? How smart is hiring the British Bulldog and Jim Neidhart away going to look then.

I don't know what the future holds, but I can guarantee you that it still won't be a title reign for Brad Armstrong.

• We see two limos pulling up at the Spectrum.
• That's a huge limo.
• The nWo starts to disembark.
• Kevin Nash is already in the building, looking drunk.
• Later tonight, it's Sting and Randy Savage vs. Scott Hall and Hollywood Hogan.

• The Flock comes down with Scotty "Long John" Riggs.
• It's good to see Riggs. He hasn't wrestled much lately. The guy's got skills.
• Oh hell yeah, it's Benoit. Clean win? Anyone? Anyone???
• Riggs is kneeling in the ring.
• Riggs slaps Benoit, and Benoit kicks him in the gut.
• Benoit levels Riggs with a clothesline.
• Nick Patrick's gotten a haircut and a shave.
• Belly-to-back by Benoit.
• Benoit works on Lodi on the outside, but Riggs takes the advantage.
• Benoit STILL works over Lodi, and Riggs attacks again.
• Hey Riggs! "Arrrr!"
• "Shiver me timbers"
• Benoit blocks a suplex, and hits a snap suplex of his own.
• Riggs with a nice lariat, and hits an elbowdrop.
• Lodi sign: "Talk about the flock"
• Nice avalanche clothesline by Riggs.
• Benoit hits three German suplexes in a row, and slaps on the Crossface.
• Riggs taps out for the loss, and Benoit keeps the Crossface on for a while.
• Benoit plays to the crowd post-match.
• Wow. Clean win.

• They talk about Randy Savage getting named 1998 Harvard Lampoon "Real Man of the Year" award, and how Hogan must be jealous.
• They show footage of Savage getting the award at Harvard.
• They play his old music, "Pomp and Circumstance"

• Bischoff calls Savage a "midget."
• Hogan says that "enough is enough."
• Hogan talks about "all my disciples."
• Hogan calls Savage's award a "joke," because he couldn't even keep his marriage together. Ouch.
• Hogan says that Savage signed on "4-life." Yeah, tell that to M. Wallstreet.
• Hogan rants about being able to beat Sting.
• Blah blah blah.
• Hogan again talks about Savage's bald head. Pot, meet kettle. Kettle, meet pot.
• There's that word again: "disciples." Hmmmm.....

• They're in a room with the requisite "Loud White Folk."
• Gene's hitting on the college girls. According to Mark Madden, Mean Gene picks up young women while on the road with WCW.
• Gene interviews a rugby player, who seems to have a couple of brain cells left. Unfortunately, not the ones that control language skills. Grunt grunt, me play rugby.
• The Nitro Girls, in very tight tops. Must be cold at St. Joseph's....

• Chavo Guerrero Jr.'s got a lot of potential.
• Whoa! The unmasked Juventud!
• Juvy has his mask in his hand, and kisses it.
• Juvy puts his mask on the turnbuckle.
• Chavo cartwheels out of an armbar.
• Chavo with a nice clothesline.
• Juvy tights: Never Surrender.
• Not much offense yet from Juvy.
• Springboard dropkick from Juvy, and he goes back outside.
• Another springboard dropkick to the back of Chavo's head.
• Chavo avoids a corner charge, and snaps Juvy's neck over the top rope.
• Chavo signals for the Tornado DDT.
• Juvy throws him off.
• Chavo gets an anklelock submission, but Juvy gets to the ropes.
• Juvy hits his split-legged slam, and goes up top. Tenay calls the slam the "Juvy-Driver."
• Juvy hits his 450 Splash for a nice comeback win.
• Juvy takes his mask and says: "This is not the end! This is the beginning, baby!" He obviously graduatated with honors from the Jim Neidhart School of Interviewing. "Yeah, baby."

• Gene's plugging his hotline. T-t-t-t-acky.

• Haven't seen Psychosis in a while, either.
• We're going to be seeing a music video from Stuck Mojo, featuring DDP and the flock.
• Hmmm, Prince Iaukea. I don't know who to pick in this one. I'm gonna say Iaukea, since they don't let Luchadores beat "normal" wrestlers.
• Psychosis starts off with a vicious dropkick.
• Baseball slide dropkick by Psychosis.
• Iaukea goes over the top and lands on Psychosis.
• A nice lariat from Psychosis.
• The announcers wonder if Rick Steiner's gone nWo.
• Iaukea runs right past a Psychosis dropkick.
• Iaukea moves out of the way of a corner dropkick.
• Psychosis hits a spinwheel kick.
• Psychosis with a dropkick to the back of the head.
• Psychosis puts Iaukea on the top turnbuckle, and hits a top-rope frankensteiner.
• Psychosis hits a slam, and signals for the end.
• Psychosis connects with his Guillotine Legdrop, but pulls Iaukea up at two.
• Psychosis charges into the corner, but gets met with an elbow.
• Iaukea goes up top, but Psychosis dropkicks him to the turnbuckle.
• Psychosis joins him on top, and sits on his shoulders.
• Psychosis tries to roll Iaukea up from the top rope, but Iaukea reverses it, and gets the win.

• Raven walks down to the ring, wearing something around his left shoulder/neck area.
• Oh, Lord, don't tell me they're going to job Disco to this fool.
• Disco's not dancing when he gets to the ring.
• Disco hits his neckbreaker early, but only gets two.
• Raven's definitely got something wrong on his left side.
• Disco whips Raven into the guardrail.
• Raven throws a chair into the ring.
• Raven unfolds the chair, and tries a hiptoss into the chair.
• Disco blocks it, and slams Raven's head into the chair.
• Raven's laughing.
• Disco chokes Raven with his arm tape, and gives him a hangman's noose neckbreaker with the tape.
• Raven drop-toehold's Disco into the chair, and hits the "Evenflow DDT" for the win.
• Damnit, damnit, damnit.
• And what the HELL is up with the "Evenflow" DDT? Raven does the DDT quite well, but that's a STUPID name.

• Woah! The Public Enemy was there today, signing autographs. They're HUUUGE!
• Gene interviews a police officer, who doesn't seem that impressed with the whole scene.
• Gene interviews some guy from Cleveland who won a trip to Spring Break.

• Woah! Jimmy Hart leads out Hugh Morrus and Barbarian, and Morrus is carrying a table.
• Speaking of tables, it's Philadelphia's own Doughboys, The Public Enemy.
• Hart's duo starts off strong, but TPE comes back.
• TPE grab Jimmy Hart, and start ripping his jacket and shirt off.
• Morrus is working Rock over with a trash can.
• Barbarian holds Grunge, as Hart whips him with his belt.
• Morrus rolls Rock back into the ring.
• Rock ducks, and Morrus and Barbarian run into each other.
• TPE sets the table up, and bring Hart into the ring.
• Grunge puts Hart on the table, but Morrus catches Rock up top.
• Barbarian pulls Hart off as Morrus superplexes Rock through the table.
• Barbarian and Morrus doubleteam Grunge, but Morrus accidentally hits Barbarian.
• Rock sets up a second table, and Grunge puts Morrus on the table.
• Rock comes off the top and puts Morrus through the table for the win.

• Savage and Liz come down the aisle.
• Savage looks like he's throwing Slim Jims into the crowd.
• Savage calls Hogan "pathetic".
• Savage says he's been carrying Hogan for years.
• More ranting about tonight's match.
• Savage says his teaming with Sting is for "one night, and one night only."
• Sting walks down the aisle.
• Sting has a mic!
• Sting: "Hey yo"
• Sign: "Brandon Lee Is Turning Over In His Grave"
• Sting talks smack to Scott Hall about last week's almost-match.
• Sting: "Survey says: Scott Hall, you're dead."
• Sting imitates Savage.
• Sting says he doesn't forgive, and doesn't forget.
• Sting says he only does business one way, his way.

• Wow. The Night of the Flock. Sick Boy this time.
• Oh Lord, Goldberg. Squash time.
• I'm going to call this match right now: Ankle lock, press-slam powerslam, diving tackle, Jackhammer.
• Goldberg with a gorilla-press, and drops him.
• Sick Boy tries a springboard back-elbow, but Goldberg just slams him down.
• Sick Boy tries another springboard move, but slips.
• Sick Boy fights back, but Goldberg Hulks up.
• Goldberg whips Sick Boy into the ropes, bounces off the ropes 90 degrees away, and hits the diving tackle.
• Do I even need to write the finish?
• The announcers have a coronary.
• Darn it, Goldberg, you didn't stick to the script!

• On the set of a wrestling ring, with DDP as one of the announcers.
• The band plays in the ring.
• The Flock comes in, and starts stagediving.
• There's a big guy in there with them, apparently Ron "The Yeti" Reiss.
• Pretty basic hard rock.
• Page finally comes in and starts chairing people, starting with Reis.
• Page puts a fireman's carry Diamond Cutter on Kidman, and gives one to Hammer, too.
• Raven and Page face off at the end of the video.

• DDP will apparently be on MTV promoting Stuck Mojo's video.
• Tenay talks about Raven's Flock making an "appearance" at the video shoot. Uh, yeah. C'mon, Mike, willing suspension of disbelief can only go so far.
• DDP hints at his common roots with Raven. How long until we see Jake "The Snake" in WCW?
• Page: "I'm a little different than him is."
• Page calls Raven a crybaby.
• Page has a cut on his nose from the Benoit match.

• Good Lord, it IS the night of the Flock. Hammer's in the ring.
• Hammer's got a mic.
• Hammer calls for DDP.
• Hammer talks trash about DDP's Stuck Mojo video.
• DDP's music comes on.
• Page comes back down through the crowd.
• Page rushes the ring as the bell rings.
• Hammer starts punching Page in the ribs.
• Hammer with a big powerslam.
• Hammer kicks and chokes Page in the corner.
• Page starts a comeback, but Hammer crotches him and hits a spinebuster.
• Hammer tries a clothesline, but Page spins around and hits a Diamond Cutter.
• Raven comes in to cause the DQ.
• Raven knocks Page down, and Chris Benoit comes in to make the save.
• Benoit hits two German suplexes, and holds Raven for Page.
• Page goes to hit Raven, Raven ducks, and Page hits Benoit.
• Page and Benoit start hitting each other, then turn and hit Raven as we go to commercial.

• Is wood product something that pieces of wood might buy in a store?

• Gene talks to Fyre, one of the Nitro girls. She's got a Southern accent, bless her.
• He also talks to Kimberly.

• Hart talks about his history with Curt Hennig.
• Someone's got an air horn.
• Hart says he's going to tear the nWo down brick by brick.
• Best there is, etc., etc., etc.
• Hart says that Hennig's dad never beat his dad, and couldn't do it now.
• Hart's going to be taking on Brian Adams tonight.
• Hart quotes lyrics from that song "The Backstabbers." Nice reference.

• Scott Norton comes down. That guy's underrated.
• Somebody get a "pooper scooper," it's the Bulldog.
• Let's see....former WWF'er vs. nWo jobber. Who would YOU pick?
• Tony's still in rapture over the Sting interview.
• Norton shoves the Bulldog, and laughs at him.
• Norton's built like a tank.
• Bulldog slams Norton, and hits a powerslam.
• Norton clotheslines the Bulldog over the top rope.
• Norton sets up for a piledriver on the concrete, and shoves the ref, but Bulldog backdrops him.
• The ref calls for the bell, and they fight toward the back.
• This looks like a Xerox of the Bulldog/Mongo fight.

• Yet more talk about the main event.

• Konnan comes out, pointing toward his groin.
• Konnan has a mic.
• Konnan: "Hola le!"
• Konnan talks even MORE trash about Juventud losing his mask.
• Apparently, Juventud's no longer "Raza"
• Speaking of useless stuff, where's Vincent tonight? He didn't show up with Norton or Konnan.
• The man with the glued-on shades, Super Calo.
• A very LAAAAME knockdown by Calo.
• New match for Uncensored: DDP vs. Benoit vs. Raven
• Konnan hits his rolling clothesline.
• Calo backflips off the top rope, and hits a spinwheel kick.
• Konnan with a modified spinebuster.
• Konnan hits his 187 Fisherman DDT.
• Konnan then slaps on the Tequila Sunrise for the win.
• Konnan tries to unmask Calo, but Juventud runs in.
• Juventud challenges Konnan to a match.
• Konnan says that he'll give Juvy a match next week, and if he's lucky, he'll give Juvy an audition with the Nitro Girls. Pretty funny.

• Everything he does, he does it for you.

• Flair: "Michael Tenay, Philadelphia, P-A"
• Flair says he's here to see the main event. Whoo.
• Curt Hennig and Rick Rude walk down to the ring.
• Flair: "I think the Pittsburgh Penguins are in the building, and Jagr wants to talk to Lindros"
• Hennig says that Flair is a 14-time loser.
• Hennig challenges Flair, and says that Bret Hart won't help him.
• Flair starts chopping on Hennig, and hiptosses him.
• More chops, but Hennig gets a thumb to the eye.
• Flair does the Flair Flop, ducks a Hennig clothesline, and give one of his own.
• Flair crotches Hennig, getting a huge pop from the crowd, and struts.
• Flair kicks Hennig's leg out from under him, and sets up for the Figure Four.
• Rude comes in and hits Flair, and Hennig puts the fisherman suplex on Flair. Rude counts to three.
• Rude holds Flair, and Hennig starts punching Flair.
• Bret Hart finally comes out and chases the nWo away.
• Hart stares at the nWo members, having yet to help a prone Flair.

• Mmm......Spice....
• They're going to be at Duke next week.
• Gene's got St. Joe's mascot, The Hawk, with him. The Hawk's got about as varied of facial expressions as Dean Malenko.

• Steiner flexes, and then gives an "up yours" sign.
• Oh no, Duggan! My IQ is falling fast just looking at that guy.
• If Duggan told you to look him in the eye, would you be able to guess correctly?
• At least we can be fairly well assured that he'll lose, though.
• Duggan's in the ring, waving the flag.
• Steiner attacks from behind.
• Every time Steiner hits Duggan, Duggan says "hooooo!"
• Duggan hits two clotheslines that Steiner doesn't react to, but a third sends Steiner over the top rope.
• Duggan slams Steiner.
• Steiner hits a double-underhook suplex when Duggan ducks for a backdrop.
• Steiner chokes Duggan against the ropes.
• Steiner with a chinlock.
• The crowd chants "USA" and Duggan fights out.
• Duggan fights back, but Steiner crotches him.
• Steiner tries a second-turnbuckle sunset flip, but Duggan doesn't go down.
• Duggan pounds on Steiner in the corner.
• Steiner moves out of the way of a Duggan corner charge, and Duggan goes to the outside.
• Steiner works Duggan over on the outside.
• Steiner with a big belly-to-belly suplex, and locks on a Camel Clutch.
• Heenan says that Steiner calls the move the Steiner Recliner, and Duggan gives up.
• The only thing better than a Duggan loss is a Duggan SUBMISSION loss.

• Guerrero and Jericho are becoming a regular tag team.
• Jericho's wearing a Misterio shirt, and has Juventud's mask around his neck.
• This'll be a rematch from Thunder, when Guerrero and Jericho beat Malenko and Booker T.
• Jericho has a mic.
• Sign: "WCW Monday Jericho"
• Jericho says that his first guest on WCW Monday Jericho is "Steady" Eddie, Gurr-rr-rr-rrero.
• Jericho starts off against Booker, still wearing the belt.
• Booker opens up on Jericho, but eats boot as he runs into a corner.
• Missile dropkick by Jericho.
• The heels doubleteam Booker.
• Booker hotshots Guerrero into the turnbuckle.
• The faces take Guerrero and Jericho down, and the heels run to the middle of the ring and embrace out of fear.
• Eddie dropkicks Booker in the knee.
• The heels double-shoulderblock Booker.
• Eddie flips over the top rope onto Booker.
• Booker hits his flying forearm, and tags Malenko in.
• Malenko hits a spinwheel kick on Jericho, and backdrops him.
• Jericho suplexes Booker, and tries a lionsault, but Malenko spreads the ropes, sending Jericho out.
• Eddie misses the Frog Splash, and Booker breakdances up.
• Booker misses the Sidekick, but he picks up Eddie and slams him out of the ring.
• Jericho and Malenko come back in.
• Jericho tries a Victory Roll, but Malenko throws him to the mat.
• Malenko slaps on the Cloverleaf, as Booker keeps Guerrero from interfering, and Jericho taps out.

• Sign: "Buff Daddy and the Family"
• Steiner is on the mic.
• Steiner says that tonight, Philadelphia gets to see Rick Steiner get inducted into the nWo.
• He says that Rick realizes that Scott joining the nWo was the right decision.
• Nash calls Rick Steiner out.
• Big Dust has a new shirt for Rick.
• Nash calls again.
• The Steiner's music comes on, and Rick and DiBiase come down.
• Rick give the nWo "high-five" to the nWo members in the ring, grinning like a fool.
• DiBiase is still on the outside of the ring.
• Nash says it's an honor to induct Rick into the nWo.
• Rick takes the shirt, grins, and throws it back in Nash's face.
• Rick starts frailin' on the nWo, but Nash hits him from behind.
• Nash sets up for the Jackknife Powerbomb, but stops when Doug Dillinger walks up.
• Nash sets up again, but Rick backdrops him.
• The nWo starts pounding on Rick some more, and Giant comes in.
• Everyone flees the ring but Nash.
• Nash and Giant stare down, and Nash attacks.
• Giant headbutts Nash, and then delivers a HUGE Jackknife Powerbomb.
• Big Dust comes in, but thinks better of it.
• Nash is still out in the ring, as Giant helps Rick up and barks with him.
• Rick shreds his nWo shirt as Giant leaves.

• Brian Adams looks pretty flabby.
• Hart comes down, looking like he stepped right off the pages of WWF magazine.
• Adams attacks first, and hits a gorilla-press backbreaker.
• Adams tries to ram Hart's head into the corner post, but Hart reverses it.
• Hart works Adams over in the corner.
• Hart hits a Russian legsweep, thinking he's Brad Armstrong.
• Hart ducks an Adams clothesline, and hits one of his own.
• Hart with a backbreaker, and avoids an Adams foot when he jumps off the second turnbuckle.
• Hart tries the Sharpshooter, but Adams gets to the ropes.
• Hart tries a hiptoss, but Adams clotheslines him.
• Adams with a standing tilt-a-whirl backbreaker.
• Hart runs into an Adams boot in the corner, and Adams rips the turnbuckle pad off.
• I smell reversal.
• Adams tries to slam Hart's head into the exposed turnbuckle, but Hart reverses it.
• Hart locks on the Sharpshooter, but Curt Hennig runs in.
• Hart and Hennig fight on the outside, and brawl up the aisle.
• Adams comes back and slams Hart as we go to commercial.

• Tell me a story, Uncle Michael....
• Can you imagine Buffer as the starter of a track race? "Get Ready! Get Rrrrrrrready! Get set! Go!"
• Hall and Hogan come out to nWo first-team music.
• They acknowledge the World Tag Team titles.
• Bischoff holds a fan's sign: "RAW Fears Ratings"
• 12 minutes left. Let's see, another 2-3 for ring entrances, some commercials....
• Sting and Savage come out together, side-by-side.
• The brawl starts immediately, instead of waiting for commercial.
• Bischoff helps Hogan work Sting over.
• Savage takes Hall out as Sting and Hogan brawl on the floor.
• Sting chairs Hogan on the outside.
• Sting and Hogan come back in, as Sting gets Hogan's weightlifting belt.
• Sting "whups" Hogan with the belt, as Hall and Savage come back in.
• Savage "whups" Hall with the belt, and chokes him with it.
• The referee is actually trying to enforce tag rules now.
• Savage levels Hall with a back elbow.
• Savage tags in Sting, who slams Hall, and gives him a splash.
• Sting tags Savage back.
• Nice doubleteams by Sting and Savage.
• Savage and Sting double-clothesline Hall.
• Hall has been getting most of the punishment.
• Sting knocks Hogan to the floor, and Savage works Hogan over.
• Sting holds Hall, and Savage hits him.
• Savage hits a running elbow.
• Sting tries to get Bischoff off of the apron, and Hogan runs in and hits Savage with something that looked like spray paint.
• Hogan and Hall take over on Savage.
• Hogan pounds on Savage right in front of Sting.
• Avalanche clothesline from Hogan in the corner.
• Hall hits his fallaway slam.
• Good doubleteams by the nWo now.
• Hogan hits the Big Boot, and slams Savage.
• Hogan misses the Leg Drop of Doom, and grabs his butt.
• Savage lunges and tags Sting.
• Sting hits a Stinger Splash, and another one.
• Savage takes Hall out, as Sting puts the Scorpion Deathlock on Hogan.
• The nWo rushes the ring, as the bell rings.
• DDP comes out to take on
• Ed Leslie comes in, gives a Chartbuster/Stone Cold Stunner/Ace Crusher to Savage, and carts Hogan out of the ring.
• There's Vincent, getting beat by Sting.
• Sting tries to fight off the nWo, and Giant comes down.
• Giant vaults over the ropes.
• Hogan: (to the new bearded guy) "Disciple, he's going to pay for that." As the camera cuts away, you hear Hogan saying something about his "Apostle" in a desparate attempt to get Ed Leslie over.
• And that's all she wrote!

• A decent show. It was nice to see them actually get a main event in, even though you knew a run-in would happen at the end.
• Guerrero and Jericho make a great tag team, in the classic, cowardly heel mode.
• Ed Leslie looks like a pumped-up refugee from Woodstock. I hope they didn't take the Chartbuster away from Disco so that fool could have it.
• As always, comments/questions/etc. can be sent to wrestling@lunenburg.org. See you next week on the Muthaship!