Legends of Wrestling

DARK MATCH
Bobby Fulton vs. Mike Graham
Referee: Joey Marella
This was quite a spirited encounter as tempers flared outside the ring. Both men battled back and forth before Fulton rolled Graham up with a FANTASTIC CRADLE.





(Lance Russell welcomes everyone to the debut of Legends of Wrestling PRO and explains how privileged he is to be working alongside his good friend Gordon Solie. Solie responds by saying how the pleasure is his and how much he’s looking forward to the program.

Russell runs down the card then sends it to the ring for the opening contest.)

Lou Thesz vs. Jim Powers
Referee: James Beard
Powers came out fast and surprised Thesz with a flurry, knocking him out of the ring. Thesz was not happy by this turn of events and returned to the ring with a chip on his shoulder. Thesz gained the advantage and took his time in punishing Powers before putting him away with a GRECO ROMAN BACKDROP.

(Postmatch: Thesz is standing over the defeated Powers when he is attacked from behind by George Hackenschmidt. Hack quickly locked Thesz in a RUSSIAN BEARHUG when Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis ran out of the locker room followed by Alexis Smirnoff. A wild brawl erupts involving all four men and it takes the entire security force to regain order.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Lance Russell interviews Lou Thesz and Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis, who very heatedly infer that George Hackenschmidt is a coward. They are quickly joined at the interview area by Hackenscmidt, Alexis Smirnoff and a boat load of security. Taunts and threats are exchanged before both teams agree to meet later on in the show.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back to the show and comments on how exciting the show has been. Solie agrees and expounds by commenting on how much he’s looking forward to the tag team grudge match late on in the program.)

Leilani Kai w/Jimmy Hart vs. Jazz w/ Teddy Long
Referee: Dick Woehrle
This match turned into an all about brawl after a back and forth battle outside the ring, where both women exchanged suplexes on the concrete floor. Jazz had Kai reeling and Hart decided to get involved, trying to smash Jazz with the megaphone, but he nailed Kai instead. Jazz immediately locked in an STF, but Kai somehow made her way to the ropes. The battle continued as both women became fatigued. Hart was finally able to get the megaphone to Kai, who clocked Jazz with it. Kai covered Jazz, but Long distracted the ref. Hart and Long got into an argument at ringside and Woehrle had had enough and threw the match out, declaring it a no contest.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie interviews the bWo, who complain about continuing to not get any respect even when it’s obvious they are the most talented trio in LOW. They tell Solie how they will prove it by going out and beating their opponents tonight.)

bWo (Stevie Richards, Blue Meanie & Super Nova) vs. Konnan, Juventud Guerrera & Super Crazy
Referee: Morgan Dollar
Both teams battled before the match broke down and all six men brawled outside the ring. Richards and Crazy were the legal men and Dollar counted both men out.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes everyone back and explains what led up to tonight’s main event. Solie adds that there seems to be some real bad blood between the two teams and he isn’t sure if this one match will settle it.)

Lou Thesz & Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis vs. George Hackenscmidt & Alexis Smirnoff
Referee: James Beard
The match progressed evenly until Thesz and Hackenschmidt were in the ring together. Both men tore into one another brutally. The action continued back and forth until Thesz pinned Hackenschmidt with a THESZ PRESS.

(Russell talks about how grueling the match was, as did Solie, who commented on what great athletes all four men are. Russell wrapped up the show and invited fans to tune in next time.)




(Monsoon welcomes everyone to the broadcast and introduces Heenan as his co-host. Heenan interrupts and says he’s the host. Heenan and Monsoon briefly debate who the real host is before Heenan gets distracted and Monsoon gives a rundown of the show, emphasizing the huge main event between Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis and Harley Race.)

Rock N Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) vs. James Gang (Kip & BG James)
Referee: Morgan Dollar
The James Gang had full control of this match, but it got away from them when the action spilled out of the ring. Kip grabbed a chair and despite Dollar’s warnings smashed it over the back of Morton, leaving Dollar no choice but to call for the disqualification.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes fans back and talks about how former champ Jackie Fargo is attempting to get back into title contention, but has a big test on the program as he faces Bob Backlund. Heenan calls Backlund Howdy Doody and doesn’t see how Fargo will have any problem beating his opponent tonight.)

Jackie Fargo vs. Bob Backlund
Referee: Joey Marella
Fargo looked to gain the early advantage by brutalizing Backlund outside the ring. The match progressed with Fargo getting more and more violent, but Backlund was able to fend him off. The action spilled out of the ring once again, where Fargo found a metal pipe and smashed Backlund with it. Marella saw what transpired and disqualified Fargo.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon sends it Lance Russell, who is standing by with a special guest.

Lance Russell introduces World Heavyweight Champion Jack Brisco and they discuss how Brisco welcomes all challengers. ‘Nature Boy’ Buddy Rogers comes out and trades barbs with the champ. Russell informs them that “we don’t need any trouble”, which seems to soothe matters and Rogers walks off warning Brisco that he is coming for his title.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes fans back to the show and talks about how both Rockin’ Robin and Fabulous Moolah have their sights strongly set on challenging World Women’s Champion Mildred Burke for her title. He explains how we will join their match already in progress.)

Rockin’ Robin vs. Fabulous Moolah
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Both women were brawling outside the ring as the match is joined. The action returned to the ring and both women continued to battle. Moolah eventually gained the advantage and pinned Robin with a JACKKNIFE CRADLE.


(COMMERCIAL)


Danny Hodge vs. Johnny Saint
Referee: Morgan Dollar
This match was a classic. Saint dominated most of the early going, trying to wear Hodge down with multiple holds. Hodge survived and capitalized on his strength advantage, gaining a couple of near falls. Saint made a comeback and after things got a little chippy outside the ring was able to gain the submission with the THREE-IN-ONE.

(Monsoon comments on what an outstanding match it was while Heenan seems to be preoccupied with something else. When Monsoon questions him, Heenan says there’s a fly in the studio. Monsoon says he doesn’t see a fly. Heenan retorts with Monsoon needing glasses before Monsoon sends it to their colleague Gordon Solie, who is standing by to tell us about where Legends of Wrestling will be next.

Gordon Solie thanks Monsoon then tells fans their next two television tapings at Midson Square Garden and The Spectrum in Philadelphia are both sold out, but tickets are still available for the non-televised live shows in Washington, D.C. and Richmond, VA.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and talks about how excited he is for the next television taping at the mecca, Madison Square Garden. Heenan responds by explaining how much history there is at Madison Square Garden before slapping the table, narrowly missing “the fly”. Monsoon seemingly irritated with Heenan comments on the world famous Road Warriors being featured in the next match and making their first appearance in Legends of Wrestling. Heenan comments on how Hawk and Animal have won titles all over the world and now they want to add the LOW World Tag Team Titles to their collection. Monsoon says they will have their work cut out for them in this match against the father-son tandem of Curt & Larry ‘The Axe’ Hennig)

Curt & Larry 'The Axe' Hennig vs. Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal)
Referee: James Beard
This match was brutal. The Hennigs looked to be up to the task as the Road Warriors isolated Curt early on and beat the crap out of him. Curt absorbed every bit of punishment before making it to his corner for the tag. Larry came in and matched power with the Roadies. The action continued back and forth, inside and outside the ring, with both teams executing multiple tags. Unfortunately for the Hennigs, all the high impact moves began to take their toll. The Roadies were able to get the victory when Animal pinned Curt following the DOOMSDAY DEVICE.

(Monsoon talks about how the Road Warriors are going to be a force to be reckoned with in Legends of Wrestling then announces that the main event is coming up next.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and talks about the accolades of the men involved in the show’s main event. Heenan is still trying to kill the fly, but mentions how he knows what kind of talent Harley Race is and says to never bet against him.)

Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis vs. Harley Race
Referee: Joey Marella
Both men spent several minutes exchanging moves before Race seemed to take over, hitting big move after big move. Lewis was able to stage a bit of a comeback, but Race stayed the course and put Lewis away with a PILEDRIVER.

(Monsoon commented on Race’s deliberate pace and precision execution of high impact moves as reasons he was victorious. Heenan slaps the table again, rejoicing in finally killing the fly then notices a second fly flying around his head. Monsoon calls Heenan ridiculous before inviting fans to tune in next time.

DARK MATCH
‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams vs. George South, Johnny Rodz & Johnny Mantel
Referee: Joey Marella
Williams, Duggan and DiBiase completely dominated this match before DiBiase made Rodz submit to a FIGURE FOUR LEGLOCK.





(Lance Russell welcomes everyone to PRO then introduces Solie, who begins to talk about today’s program, including the LOW debut of the Powers of Pain and Trish Stratus. Russell concludes by announcing the main event, which is a six-man tag team match featuring Harley Race, Curt & Larry ‘The Axe’ Hennig, before going to the ring for the opening contest.)

Ricky Morton vs. John Pesek
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Morton gained an early advantage, but Pesek recovered and wore Morton down with several excruciating joint locks. Pesek finally locked in the TIGERMAN TOEHOLD and made Morton submit.

(Russell interviews Pesek after the match. Pesek begins to complain about the lack of competition in LOW when the bWo came out. Stevie Richards says Pesek has never faced him so he has no room to talk. Russell says that sounds like a challenge and we’ll have to wait and see if we can get that match signed.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back to the program and announces that the main event for the next LOW PRO will be Stevie Richards against John Pesek. Solie adds that Pesek was concerned about outside interference by the other bWo members so this match will be contested inside a steel cage. Russell then comments on how exciting that match is going to be. Russell then segues to the next match by explaining how Mr. Fuji’s Powers of Pain are making the LOW debut.)

Powers of Pain (The Barbarian & The Warlord) w/ Mr. Fuji vs. The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers)
Referee: Morgan Dollar
As the match is beginning Warlord and Barbarian back Dollar into a corner and have a brief exchange of words. Dollar looks concerned, but starts the match as if nothing is wrong. Powers of Pain overpowered The Fantastics early, but Fulton and Rogers used their speed and quickness to their advantage. Dollar seemed a little tentative early in make a couple of counts on near falls, but as the match continued, Dollar seemed to loosen up just a little bit. Both teams battled back and forth, exchanging several near falls before Rogers pinned Barbarian after a PRESS SLAM AND SPLASH.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie is at ringside and introduces Trish Stratus, whose match is up next. He welcomes Stratus to LOW and asks her about her debut on the program. Stratus explains her excitement about being in LOW and her opportunity to wrestle the best women in the world. As Stratus continues, Stratus’ opponent, Candi Devine, charges in and a brawl erupts. Devine seemingly gains the upper hand as the fight makes its way to the ring and the match begins.)

Trish Stratus vs. Candi Devine
Referee: James Beard
Stratus battled back and eventually gained the advantage. Stratus took the action to Devine and got the victory with STRATUSFACTION.

Post match: As Stratus is catching her breath, she is attacked from behind by Fabulous Moolah. Devine joined in the beat down when Rockin’ Robin stormed the ring and evened the odds. Officials were able to separate the four women and regain order.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back and comments on what happened before the break. Solie adds that a tag team match has been signed for the next LOW PRO pitting Trish Stratus & Rockin’ Robin against Fabulous Moolah & Candi Devine. Russell then announces it’s time for the main event.)

Harley Race, Curt & Larry ‘The Axe’ Hennig vs. Redd Dogg, Marcus Alexander Bagwell & 2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long
Referee: Joey Marella
Bagwell started the match quickly taking down Curt early. Bagwell continued to be all overCurt, who could not get any traction in the match. All six men ended up in the ring, but Bagwell continued to pummel Curt and pinned him with a cross body block.

(Russell comments on the unexpected victory from Bagwell’s team. Solie added that anything is possible in the LOW. Russell wraps up the show by inviting the fans to tune in next time.)





(Monsoon welcoms the fans to LOW PRIME and introduces Heenan as his co-host. Heenan cuts him off and says he’s the host and Monsoon is the co-host. Monsoon pretty much ignores him, much to the dismay of Heenan, and talks about all the exciting action on today’s show, highlighting the main event between Lou Thesz and George Hackenschmidt, which they will discuss in more detail later.)

Mike Graham & The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn) vs. D’Lo Brown & PG-13 (JC Ice & Wolfie D)
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Graham and the Fabs had Wolfie isolated early, but he managed to escape and tag Ice. The action continued back and forth for several minutes before PG-13 caught Graham with a HOOD DROP and Ice pinned Graham.

(Lance Russell welcomes World Jr. Heavyweight Champion Ric McCord to the interview area. Russell talks to McCord about defending his title and who he’d like to defend it against. McCord responds by complimenting all the great competition in LOW and how he’d be happy to defend his title against any one of the number of deserving challengers. Johnny Saint then joins the two men at the interview area. Saint tells McCord that he is the most deserving challenger and he should be at the front of the line to challenge for his title. McCord doesn’t disagree and if the championship committee deems fit, he would be more than happy to defend his title against Saint on the next episode of PRIME. Saint corrects him by saying he’ll be more than happy to lose his title to Saint on the next PRIME and Saint struts off.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back from the break and confirms the World Jr. Heavyweight Title Match for the next episode of PRIME as the champ, Ric McCord will defend against Johnny Saint. Heenan then corrects Monsoon in much the same manner Saint did to McCord before the break by saying McCord will lose the title to Saint. Monsoon informs Heenan that he doesn’t know that and McCord is a very talented champion. Heenan then brings up Monsoon’s fondness of gambling and asks if he’d like to make a wager. Monsoon responds by saying he’ll stick to the tables before explaining the two wrestlers featured in the next contest would also love to get an opportunity to challenge for McCord’s title as well.)

‘Mr. Electricity’ Steve Regal vs. Juventud Guerrera
Referee: Morgan Dollar
Both men battled briefly back and forth before Regal gained a near fall. The action quickly spilled out of the ring where Guerrera gained the advantage. Back in the ring Guerrera delivered a 450 SPLASH and got the pin.

Post match: Guerrera continues his assault delivering multiple Juvi Drivers before The Fabulous Ones make the save.

(Monsoon expresses his dismay with the post match assault by Guerrera and says Regal was lucky The Fabulous Ones came out when they did. Heenan says he didn’t see anything wrong with it as he thinks Regal said something offensive to Guerrera. Monsoon responds by calling Heenan a fountain of misinformation before telling the fans that they will be right back.)


(COMMERCIAL)


Malia Hosaka vs. ‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel
Referee: James Beard
Hosaka was all over Martel early, but after a couple of trips out of the ring, Martel was able to gain the advantage. Martel dominated Hosaka from that point and pinned her with a TOP ROPE SPLASH.

(Monsoon comments on how Sherri continues to make great strides in LOW and it won’t be long before she’s challenging Mildred Burke for the World Women’s Title. Monsoon then throws it to Gordon Solie to talk about where fans can see LOW live and in person.

Gordon Solie thanks Monsoon then tells fans tickets are still available for their television tapings at the Greensboro Coliseum and The Omni in Atlanta, as well as a live event in Charlotte.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and talks about how ‘Nature Boy’ Buddy Rogers has made it known that he has his sights set on Jack Brisco’s World Heavyweight Title. Heenan comments on how Rogers may not be the most charismatic ‘Nature Boy’ or the most talented, but he could be the one that takes the title from Brisco in the very near future. Monsoon says that may be the case, but that’s only his gets passed Frank Gotch in the next match.)

Frank Gotch vs. ‘Nature Boy’ Buddy Rogers
Referee: Joey Marella
Both men battled back and forth early, but the action ultimately broke down and spilled out of the ring. Both men brawled uncontrollably and Marella quickly lost control. Both men refused to listen to warnings from Marella and Marella ultimately disqualified both men.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes fans back and says officials are going to have their hands full with this next match. Heenan comments on how these two wild teams could very well rip each other’s arms from their body and beat them with it as soon as make the pin.)

Miracle Violence Connection (Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams & Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy) vs. Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon w/ Capt. Lou Albano
Referee: Morgan Dollar
As expected this match was an all out brawl from the opening bell. The Vachons gained a couple of early near falls, but MVC was able to recover. The action continued back and forth, inside and outside the ring. Gordy was busted open during the match and began to fade due to blood loss and Butcher pinned Gordy with a big splash.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcoms the fans back and announces that it’s time for the much anticipated main event of the show. Heenan talks about how there is already bad blood between Thesz and Hackenschmidt, and these two men really can’t stand each other. Monsoon agrees and says it should be an outstanding contest.)

Lou Thesz vs. George Hackenschmidt
Referee: Dick Woehrle
This match was wild to start as both men went right at each other. As both men battled the match met an abrupt ending as Thesz surprised Hackenschmidt with a THESZ PRESS and got the quick pin.

(Monsoon comments on how quick the match ended. Heenan agreed and commented on the craftiness of Thesz and how everything he did was leading up to the that exact moment. Gorilla sarcastically comments on Heenan’s expert analysis before inviting the fans to tune in next time.)

NON-TITLE MATCH
World Jr. Heavyweight Champion Ric McCord vs. Jim Powers
Referee: Joey Marella
McCord had things going his way early, but Powers was able to gain the advantage and in a surprising upset, Powers pinned the champ with a cross body block.

Mr. Fuji & Powers of Pain (The Barbarian & Warlord) vs. bWo (Stevie Richards, Blue Meanie & Super Nova)
Referee: Dick Woehrle
All three members of the bWo endured a lot of punishment, but Fuji and the P of P could not put them away. As the match worn on, Fuji and P of P became more and more frustrated to the point that at one point Barbarian got himself disqualified for throwing Richards into the crowd.

‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel vs. Trish Stratus
Referee: James Beard
This match was a classic. Both ladies battled back and forth with neither holding the advantage for very long. Both ladies were so well matched, they battled to a time limit draw.

Juventud Guerrera vs. Steve Keirn
Referee: Joey Marella
After some tremendous, fast paced back and forth action, Guerrera secured the victory with a 450 SPLASH.

Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal) vs. The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers)
Referee: Dick Woehrle
The Roadies overpowered the Fantastics throughout the match, but Fulton and Rogers held their own using their speed and agility. Unfortunately power won out in this one and Animal pinned Rogers after a press slam.

Harley Race vs. Bob Backlund
Referee: James Beard
This was another great battle between these two fine wrestlers. Both men battered each other inside and outside the ring. Backlund had things going his way until Race countered a Backlund back body drop with a piledriver. Race followed up with two VERTICAL SUPLEXES to seal the victory.

‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams vs. Lou Thesz, Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis & John Pesek
Referee: Joey Marella
Both teams executed multiple tags and battled back and forth before Thesz pinned DiBiase with a THESZ PRESS.

WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
Konnan vs. World Heavyweight Champion Jack Brisco
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Brisco controlled most of the match, not allowing Konnan to get much offense in. Brisco made Konnan submit to the FIGURE FOUR LEGLOCK.

DARK MATCH
Jim Powers vs. Johnny Mantel
Referee: Joey Marella
After a spirited back and forth Mantel beat Powers with a RUSSIAN LEG SWEEP.

DARK MATCH
The Pitbulls w/ Francine vs. Tiger Conway, Sr. & Tiger Conway, Jr.
Referee: Dick Woehrle
The Pitbulls dominated the early going, but the Conways battled back. The match continued back and forth, but The Pitbulls managed to get over on the father/son duo as Pitbull #2 pinned Junior after The Guillotine.




(Lance Russell welcomes fans to the LOW PRO and introduces his co-host Gordon Solie. Solie greets the fans and comments on the great show they have today. Russell runs down the matches concluding with the main event between Road Warrior Hawk and Ted DiBiase.)

D’Lo Brown & PG-13 (JC Ice & Wolfie D) vs. George South, Johnny Rodz & Ron Hutchison
Referee: James Beard
Brown and PG-13 dominated this match before Wolfie pinned South after a flying face slam.

(Lance Russell welcomes Fabulous Moolah to the interview area. Moolah talks about her upcoming title match, challenging Mildred Burke for the World Women’s Title. Moolah talks about how Burke has taken on all comers and come out on top, but that will end when she faces the likes of the Fabulous Moolah. Burke confronts Moolah and Russell warns that we don’t need any trouble out here. Things got heated, but cooler minds prevailed as both women returned to the back.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back and discusses what happened before the break with Solie. They both agree that when Mildred Burke defends her title against Fabulous Moolah it could be a match for the ages.)

Candi Devine vs. Ida Mae Martinez
Referee: Joey Marella
Devine came out fast and overwhelmed Martinez, but Devine missed a turnbuckle charge and Martinez gained a near fall. Devine recovered and the action spilled out of the ring. Both women ignored Marella’s warnings so he called for the double disqualification.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back and talks about how entertaining the jr. heavyweight division is. Solie says the match are as exciting and fast paced as any match he’s ever seen. Russell segues to talking about the next match and how even though Tommy Rogers and Robert Gibson are friends away from the ring, it makes for a great rivalry inside it.)

Tommy Rogers vs. Ricky Morton
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Both men shook hands to start the match. The action was fast paced as both men battled back and forth looking for an advantage. After exchanging a couple of near falls, Rogers beat Morton with a FANTASTIC FLIP.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the fans back then introduces his guests The Road Warriors. Solie congratulates Hawk and Animal on a great start in LOW. The Roadies talk about how they’ve steamrolled everyone so far and plan on steamrolling the World Tag Team Champions soon. As if on cue, Bobby Eaton and Dennis Condrey attack. Jim Cornette is directing traffic as all four men brawl. Ted Dibiase makes his way out to try to help break things up and he ends up inadvertently getting blasted with Cornette’s tennis racket. Security finally restores order and both participants in the next match enter the ring.)

Road Warrior Hawk w/Road Warrior Animal vs. Ted DiBiase
Referee: James Beard
DiBiase was obviously still feeling the effects of the shot from the tennis racket, but Hawk didn’t seem to care as he was still fired up from the attack. Hawk was all over DiBiase until DiBiase rolled out of the ring. Hawk followed, only to have his bell rung when on instinct DiBiase rammed Hawks head into the ringpost. The action continued back and forth with both men beating the hell out of each other. DiBiase gained a couple of near falls before he adjusted the glove on his right hand and decked Hawk with the LOADED GLOVE. Hawk went down like a ton of bricks and DiBiase easily made the pin.

(Russell comments on the wild ending to the program and Solie concurs. Russell wishes the fans well and invites them to tune in next time.)





(Monsoon welcomes the fans to the LOW PRIME and introduces Heenan who claims to be the host of the show. Monsoon and Heenan briefly argue about who the host is before Monsoon gives the rundown for the program. He talks about some big matches on the horizon in LOW, including Harley Race getting a shot at the World Heavyweight Title. Heenan comments on it being about time and deserved. Monsoon says that before that happens Race will face a tough test against Jackie Fargo in tonight’s main event.)

The Primadonnas (Chris Candido & Tom Prichard) w/Tammy Sytch vs. James Gang (Kip & BG James)
Referee: Joey Marella
The James Gang seemed to have a serious chip on their shoulder. They controlled most of the match and Kip pinned Prichard after a STANDING LEG DROP.

(Lance Russell welcomes the James Gang to the interview area. BG and Kip talk about how pissed off they are about the attack by Marcus Alexander Bagwell and 2 Cold Scorpio that happened last week. They say that sometimes the truth hurts and if they can’t handle it, maybe they should get out of the business. Bagwell and Scorpio make their way out with Teddy Long and Long says if the James Gang has a problem with his guys then maybe they need to put up or shut up. BG and Kip respond with anytime, anywhere.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and announces that we won’t have to wait long for a match between the James Gang and Bagwell & Scorpio because it has been signed for the next episode of PRIME. Heenan comments that Bagwell and Scorpio are a couple of punks that bit off more than they can chew and he’s certain the James Gang will very much enjoy taking them down a notch.)

Rockin’ Robin vs. Jazz w/Teddy Long
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Jazz overpowered Robin early, but Robin recovered. The action continued back and forth until the James Gang made their way to ringside. BG and Kip made their way over to Teddy Long and forced him to the back. Robin took advantage of the distraction and rolled Jazz up for the pin.

(Heenan commented on how Bagwell and Scorpio have now gotten Teddy Long in a jam. Monsoon responds by saying the James Gang had no reason to come to ringside. Heenan counters with Long is obviously the brains behind the operation so if the James Gang can take out the brains, they body will definitely follow.)


(COMMERCIAL)


NON-TITLE MATCH
World Tag Team Champions Midnight Express (‘Beautiful’ Bobby Eaton & ‘Loverboy’ Dennis Condrey) w Jim Cornette vs. Jake Milliman & ‘Sodbuster’ Kenny Jay
Referee: James Beard
The champs had no problem with their opponents and Condrey pinned Jay after a ROCKET LAUNCHER.

(Monsoon comments on how when the Road Warriors challenge the Midnight Express for the titles it’s going to be a happening then sends it to their colleague Gordon Solie who has information on where you can see LOW events live.

Gordon Solie announces that tickets are on sale now for live events in Dothan, AL and Knoxville, TN, Cleveland, OH, and Buffalo, NY, as well as a television taping in Lexington, KY.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and talks about how wrestlers come from all over the world to compete in LOW, case in point being the next match.)

Juventud Guerrera vs. Johnny Saint
Referee: Joey Marella
This match started out at a frenetic pace and didn’t stop. Saint stymied Guerrera early with some great chain wrestling, but Guerrera was able to battle back and went on the offensive. Guerrera gained several near falls before pinning Saint with a 450 SPLASH.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and comments on the talent of both teams in the next match. Heenan responds by saying the team of Thesz, Lewis and Pesek have forgotten more about wrestling than their opponents will ever know and that includes Teddy Long. Heenan also brings up how Bagwell and Scorpio are in the crosshairs of the James Gang and need to be looking over their shoulder.)

Lou Thesz, Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis & John Pesek vs. Redd Dogg, Marcus Alexander Bagwell & 2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Thesz, Lewis and Pesek controlled the match for the most part, but Dogg, Bagwell and Scorpio were able to connect with some big moves as well. The action spilled out of the ring, where Scorpio put Thesz through a ringside table with a Tumbleweed after Woehrle warned him not to. Woehrle quickly called for the disqualification.

(Heenan comments on how Long’s team was outwrestled and outclassed. Monsoon said the team of Thesz, Lewis and Pesek definitely proved to be the more polished team, but he questions if Scorpio was trying to send a message to the James Gang by sending Thesz through the table.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the fans back to the program and announces that the main event is up next then introduces Harley Race. Race talks about getting a shot at the World Heavyweight Title and says he feels he’s already proven himself as a worthy challenger. He also says that after he wins this match tonight against the former champ there should be no doubt.)

Harley Race vs. Jackie Fargo
Referee: James Beard
This match started quickly as both men exchanged punches as soon as the bell sounded. The action was brutally furious from there as each man gave and received a vicious beating. The action continued back and forth with both men gaining near falls before Fargo connected with a flying elbow and stunned Race long enough for Fargo to think he got the pin, but Race’s foot was on the ropes. Beard saw his error and restarted the match. The match continued back and forth for the remainder of the bout and ended in a time limit draw.

(Monsoon comments on how both men gave it their all. Heenan says now there is no doubt Race should get a shot at World Heavyweight Champion Jack Brisco. Monsoon argues that going to a draw there could be an argument made that Fargo should get that opportunity. Both men argue briefly then agree to disagree before Monsoon closes out the program and invites everyone to tune in next time.)

DARK MATCH
Mr. Hughes w/ Teddy Long vs. Ron Hutchison
Referee: Joey Marella
Hughes totally brutalized Hutchison in this one. Hutchison managed a brief comeback, but Hughes put an end to it and beat Hutchison with a big boot to the face.

DARK MATCH
Cheerleader Melissa vs. Saraya Knight
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Melissa gained several near falls early in the match, but couldn’t put Knight away. The action spilled out of the ring, where Knight slammed Melissa through a ringside table and promptly causing Woehrle to call for the disqualification.





(Russell welcomes the fans to LOW PRO and introduces Gordon Solie. Solie talks about how excited he is for the show as there will be two title matches. Russell acknowledges this and confirms Mildred Burke will defend her World Women’s Title against Fabulous Moolah and the World Tag Team Titles will be on the line when the champion Midnight Express face the Road Warriors.)

‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams vs. David Taylor, Fit Finlay & Johnny Saint
Referee: James Beard
Finlay went toe to toe with Williams to start the match and didn’t back down. Finlay got his ass kicked, but managed to recover. The action continued back and forth with both teams executing multiple tags. The match broke down as all six men brawled in and around the ring. Finlay surprised DiBiase with a TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER and made the pin.

(Lance Russell interviews Taylor, Finlay and Saint, welcoming Taylor and Finlay to the LOW. Saint explains how he needed some of his countrymen to join him in LOW and show the blokes in the US what fighting is all about. Duggan, DiBiase and Williams join the party and just as Russell says he doesn’t want any trouble, DiBiase grabs the mic. DiBiase tells everyone that the last match was the toughest and hardest fought match that his team has had in a long time. He congratulates Saint, Finlay and Taylor on their win, but tells them to savor the flavor because the next time these two teams meet, the outcome will be drastically different.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back to the program and reviews the video of Juventud Guerrera’s post match attack on ‘Mr. Electricity’ Steve Regal as seen on PRIME a couple weeks ago. Solie tells fans Regal is recovered and ready to exact some vengeance on Guerrera on today’s program.

‘Mr. Electricity’ Steve Regal vs. Juventud Guerrera
Referee: Joey Marella
Tonight was not Regal’s night as Guerrera totally dominated the match and pinned Regal with a 450 SPLASH.

Post match:  Guerrera continues his assault after the match once again, but Mike Graham comes out to make the save and ultimately helps Regal to the back.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the fans back to the program and introduces World Women’s Champion Mildred Burke. Solie asks Burke about her match with Moolah and Burke tells Solie that Moolah is a fine wrestler, but she has a big mouth. Burke says mouths don’t win matches and she’s yet to see any woman in LOW match her in ability in the ring. She says Moolah’s good, but she’s not a champion like herself.)

WORLD WOMEN’S TITLE MATCH
Fabulous Moolah vs. World Women’s Champion Mildred Burke
Referee: Dick Woehrle
This match was kicked up a notch early as Burke came right out and slammed Moolah. Moolah rolled out of the ring and when Burke followed her, Moolah threw Burke into the ring steps. Moolah somehow avoided disqualification and continued her assault back in the ring. Moolah poured it on, devastating Burke with move after move. The action ended up back outside the ring, where Moolah picked up a chair. She again managed to avoid disqualification, rolled the champ back in the ring and went for the kill. Moolah pinned Burke with a BODY PRESS.

Post match: Moolah celebrated her victory while Burke looked to be in a severe amount of pain and unable to catch her breath. Medical staff helped her to the back.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back to the program and talks about how history has been made on the program as Fabulous Moolah is the new World Women’s Champion. Solie comments on how he believes Burke was injured early in the match, perhaps when Moolah threw her into the ring steps. Solie also announces that Burke was taken to a nearby medical facility for further attention. Russell says history has already been made and queries whether it will be made a second time in the program’s main event.)

WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH
Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal) vs. World Tag Team Champions Midnight Express (‘Beautiful’ Bobby Eaton & ‘Loverboy’ Dennis Condrey) w/ Jim Cornette
Referee: James Beard
The champs attack the challengers outside the ring prior to the match, but the Roadies turn the tables on the midnight and each delivers a press slam to their adversaries. The Road Warriors went for the DOOMSDAY DEVICE early, but Beard was distracted by Cornette and wasn’t available to count the pin. A second DOOMSDAY DEVICE didn’t do the trick either as Cornette covertly put Condrey’s foot on the bottom rope, breaking up the pin attempt. The Roadies still had things going their way when Hawk missed a turnbuckle charge and out of the view of Beard, Cornette smashed Hawk with the tennis racket, allowing Condrey to roll up Hawk for the quick pin.

Post match: Eaton and Condrey attack Animal and hold him as Cornette tries to smash him with the tennis racket as well, but just as Cornette swings the racket, Hawk grabs it from behind and rips it out of Cornette’s hands. Cornette, Eaton and Condrey high tail it out of the ring as Hawk throws the racket at them. Hawk asks for the mic and says the ref may not have seen it, but everyone in the front row did. Hawk demands a rematch, but not just any match. Hawk and Animal want a scaffold match.





(Monsoon welcomes the fans to another edition of LOW PRIME. Heenan is conspicuous by his absence and Monsoon says he’s off doing who knows what. Monsoon then runs down the program including the two title matches, World 6-Man and World Heavyweight, before talking about the crazed ‘Wild’ Bull Curry making his LOW debut in the first match.)

‘Wild’ Bull Curry vs. Konnan
Referee: Joey Marella
Konnan controlled most of the match, gaining a couple of near falls, but the action eventually spilled out of the ring, where Curry seemed to catch a second win. Marella was lenient as Curry managed to avoid disqualification after twice using a chair. Then the coup de gras as Curry slipped a pair of BRASS KNUCKLES from his trunks and out of sight of Marella clobbered Konnan for the victory.

(Lance Russell calls Curry to the interview area and tries to get a word with the wild man. Curry paces and hollers before Capt. Lou Albano appears and calms Curry. Albano tells Russell that Curry is a new force in LOW and every one of his adversaries should take notice. Russell questions if that is because of the use of the brass knuckles and Albano says he doesn’t know what Russell is talking about before leading Curry to the back.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and comments on how Heenan is still absent. Monsoon talks about all the talented ladies in the LOW, including the two featured in the next match.)

Rockin’ Robin vs. Malia Hosaka
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Robin dominated the early going, but Hosaka recovered. Both ladies battled back and forth with Hosaka nearly getting counted out when Robin slammed her hard on the concrete floor outside the ring. Back in the ring the action continued evenly until Robin delivered a BULLDOG. Robin wasn’t able to get the pin, but followed up with a power slam for the victory.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Back from the break and Heenan has finally joined Monsoon. Monsoon questions Heenan on his whereabouts and Heenan tells him it’s none of his or these humanoid’s business. Heenan would only confide that he was working on a piece of business that should prove to be very lucrative for him in the near future. Monsoon segues to the feud between the James Gang and Bagwell & Scorpio. Heenan replies by saying the James Gang’s civil rights were violated when they were attacked by Bagwell and Scorpio. Monsoon told Heenan to not be ridiculous. Heenan explained that BG and Kip’s first amendment rights were being infringed upon and it was un-American. Monsoon says, “Will you please stop!” Monsoon tells the fans that Heenan’s views don’t necessarily reflect those of the rest of the people on the program before sending to the ring for this highly anticipated grudge match.)

James Gang (BG & Kip James) vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & 2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long & Mr. Hughes
Referee: James Beard
This match broke down quickly with all four men brawling. While Bagwell brawled with BG, Scorpio hit Kip with the DIS THAT DON’T MISS and made the pin.


(COMMERCIAL)


Stevie Richards vs. Tommy Rogers
Referee: Joey Marella
Both men battled back and forth, but Richards came out on top, using a flying forearm to secure the victory

(The scene cuts to Monsoon and Heenan at a roller rink with the bWo. Stevie Richards, Blue Meanie and Super Nova skate circles around Heenan, who struggles to maintain his balance then rolls out of frame and crashes.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon announces the next match is the World 6-Man Tag Team Title match. He talks about how the champs just finished a very successful tour of Japan and couldn’t wait to get back to defend their titles. Heenan comments that the champs are a wild, unpredictable team, but if Thesz, Lewis and Pesek can be patient and wear the champs down, they stand a very good chance of walking out with the gold.)

WORLD 6-MAN TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH
Lou Thesz, Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis & John Pesek vs. World 6-Man Tag Team Champions Bruiser Brody, Stan Hansen & Jimmy ‘Superfly’ Snuka
Referee: Dick Woehrle
In an uncharacteristic move the challengers blitz their opponents as the enter the ring and send them staggering. Snuka is sent into the ringpost before being rolled into the ring, where Thesz delivers a GRECO-ROMAN BACKDROP followed by a cobra clutch suplex to give his team the victory and the titles.

(Monsoon announces that history has been made in the Omni as Thesz and company are the new World 6-Man Tag Team Champions. He then comments that the challengers did the exact opposite of what Heenan said and managed to win the match. Heenan responds by telling Monsoon it doesn’t matter since they still won the match. Monsoon then throws it their colleague Gordon Solie, who is standing by to tell the fans how to see LOW action live.

Gordon Solie thanks Monsoon and tells fans that tickets are still available for upcoming live shows in Dothan, Alabama, Knoxville, Tennesse, Cleveland, Ohio and Buffalo, New York. He also informs that tickets will go on sale this weekend for TV tapings in Montreal and Toronto when LOW makes their foray into Canada. Solie then invites fans to stick around because the main event is up next.)


(COMMERCIAL)


WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
Harley Race vs. World Heavyweight Champion Jack Brisco
Referee: James Beard
This match was wild. Brisco managed to gain a couple of near falls early on, but Race battled back. The two men battled back and forth for several minutes before Brisco locked in a FIGURE FOUR LEGLOCK. Jackie Fargo inserted himself in the match at this point, but was beaten to the punch by Brisco, who sent him flying out of the ring. Brisco then gained another near fall with a ROLING REVERSE CRADLE. Race made another comeback and looked to be going in for the kill. Race scaled the turnbuckle, but was pushed off by Fargo. Race tumbled to the mat, where Brisco went on the offensive. Race countered briefly, once more, but missed a turnbuckle charge and Brisco rolled him up for the pin.

(Monsoon comments on Brisco countering the outside interference by Fargo to successfully defend his title. Heenan comments on how Fargo cost Race the win and believes this won’t sit well with Harley. Monsoon agrees before closing out the show and inviting fans to join them again next time.)

DARK MATCH
Stan Lane vs. George South
Referee: Joey Marella
Lane controlled most of the match and beat South with a SAVATE KICK.

DARK MATCH
Mr. Fuji & Powers of Pain (The Barbarian & Warlord) vs. Mike Jones, Jim Powers & Jake Milliman
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Fuji and PoP controlled the early going, but somehow Jones, Powers and Milliman found a way to battle back and in a surprising upset, Powers pinned Warlord after a dropkick.





(Lance Russell and Gordon Solie welcome the fans to LOW PRO and discuss the current LOW title scene. Solie talks about new World Women’s Champion Fabulous Moolah and World 6-Man Tag Team Champions Lou Thesz, Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis and John Pesek being crowned lately while Russell talks about the tense situations surrounding the World Heavyweight and World Tag Team Titles. Russell segues into a rundown for the show including the main event tag team match between Curt & Larry Hennig and Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon.)

Ida Mae Martinez vs. Rockin’ Robin
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Martinez came out quick and was all over Robin, but Robin countered the attack and immediately delivered a BULLDOG to get the win.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the fans back to the program before bringing Mr. Hughes and Teddy Long to the interview area. Solie asks Long about his new big man and Long says he’s basically brought Hughes in to watch his back at ringside. He sites how the James Gang hassled him at ringside and prevented him from performing his duties as manager, so he wanted to make sure it never happened again.)

Mr. Hughes w/ Teddy Long vs. Steve Keirn
Referee: James Beard
Keirn gave Hughes all sorts of fits, but Hughes hung in and beat Keirn with a SPIKE SLAM.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the fans back to the program and welcomes Mike Graham to the interview area. Solie questions Graham about the condition of ‘Mr. Electricity’ Steve Regal after Juventud Guerrera’s post match attack last week. Graham says that Regal will be once again sidelined for a couple weeks and claims not to know what Guerrera’s problem is, but he’d like an opportunity to get his hands on him. Mike DiBiase comes out and Solie introduces him to the fans. DiBiase tells Graham that maybe he should worry more about himself than his friends and focus on their match coming up, because DiBiase says he wants some quality competition in his LOW debut.)

Mike Graham vs. ‘Iron’ Mike DiBiase
Referee: Joey Marella
DiBiase obviously meant what he said because after Graham started out with the advantage, DiBiase quickly gained the advantage and after one near fall put Graham away with a TOP ROPE KNEE TO THE BACK.

(Russell comments on DiBiase’s spectacular debut and urges fans to keep an eye on him because he could shoot to the top of the jr. heavyweight division very quickly.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back to the program and announces it’s time for the main event. Solie comments on how tough both of the teams are and to get ready for a hard hitting affair.)

Curt & Larry 'The Axe' Hennig vs. Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon w/ Capt. Lou Albano
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Curt took control of the match and had things going his team’s way then tagged in Larry. The Vachons used quick tags to gain the advantage then isolated Larry in their corner. The Vachons continued to use quick tags and wore down Larry before Butcher delivered a big boot to the face and made the pin.

(Russell commented on how the Vachons seemed to just bide their time until Curt tagged out and concentrated their attack on Larry. Solie agreed, saying it was solid strategies that seemingly lead to victory. Russell thanks the fans for joining them and invites them to tune in next time.)





(Gorilla Monsoon welcomes the fans to LOW PRIME and introduces his co-host Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan. Heenan is on the phone and tells Monsoon he’ll be with him in a minute. Monsoon carries on and gives a rundown of the program including Harley Race, The Fantastics and the team of ‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams all being in action on the program before announcing the huge main event between Frank Gotch and one-third of the newly crowned World 6-Man Tag Team Champions, Lou Thesz. Monsoon asks Heenan if he’d like to join the program and Heenan holds up one finger, signaling on minute. Monsoon sends it to the ring for the first match.)

Johnny Saint vs. Chris Candido
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Saint was all over Candido early, but couldn’t put him away. Candido recovered and went on the offensive. Candido had Saint reeling and pulled out the victory with the BLONDE BOMB.

Post match: Candido is elated, jumping up and down in celebration. As Candido celebrates Saint recovers and attacks Candido from behind. Saint locks in the THREE-IN-ONE and viciously wrenches back on the hold. Candido screams in pain as Remsburg attempts to get Saint to release the hold. Saint’s grip finally relents and Candido slumps to the canvas. Saint leaves the ring with a smirk as medical staff tends to Candido, ultimately stretchering him from the ring.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the show and Heenan is finally off the phone. Monsoon comments Heenan is ready just in time for a match that features Harley Race. Heenan comments on how Race was robbed of the World Heavyweight Title by that snake in the grass Jackie Fargo. Monsoon informs fans Heenan is referring to a recent title match that was shown on the program and that Fargo attempted to cost both men the match. Heenan questions what that’s about and how stupid Fargo is, saying a man with no friends has all enemies … or is it a man with all friends has all enemies … or is it a man with friends and enemies, no wait … Monsoon cuts him off and sends it to the match.)

Harley Race vs. David Taylor
Referee: James Beard
This match was a little more competitive than I think anyone thought it would be. Race was extremely aggressive, but Taylor stood up to it and controlled a lot of the match. The match ended up going back and forth with a lot of the action taking place outside of the ring. Beard gave both men quite a bit of leeway as both men made use of a steel chair at ringside. After a double clothesline in the center of the ring that floored both men, Race recovered and delivered a vicious PILEDRIVER for the victory.

(Monsoon comments on how aggressive Race was during the match and Heenan comments on how pissed off Race is. Monsoon segues by saying now let’s go to our colleague, Lance Russell, who is standing by with the man who could be fueling Race’s ire.

Lance Russell welcomes Jackie Fargo to the interview area and questions him on his actions during the World Heavyweight Title match that took place recently. Fargo explains that neither Jack Brisco or Harley Race have a rightful claim to that belt. Fargo claims that Brisco stole it from him because he’s a no good lousy cheat. Brisco then appears and Russell pleads that they don’t need any trouble. Brisco says there won’t be any, then tells Fargo that if he wants a shot, he’ll get one and then Brisco will hopefully shut Fargo up once and for all.)


(COMMERCIAL)


The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) vs. PG-13 (JC Ice & Wolfie D)
Referee: Joey Marella
Both teams battled back and forth until The Fantastics gained a quick advantage allowing Rogers to pin Wolfie after the ROCKET LAUNCHER.

Post match: PG-13 attacks The Fantastics from behind and a wild brawl erupts. Officials and security take quite a while, but are finally able to restore order.

(Monsoon comments on the poor sportsmanship by PG-13 while Heenan criticizes the officiating because Marella missed the handful of tights Rogers had. Monsoon asked Heenan if they were watching the same match and told him that he is a fountain of misinformation. Monsoon segues by saying make sure to join us when LOW comes to a town near you. Here’s Gordon Solie with where and when.

Solie thanks Monsoon then talks about how the live shows in Dothan, AL and Knoxville, TN are both sold out, but there are still some good seats available for the TV taping in Lexington, KY and the live shows in Buffalo and Cleveland.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and talks about newcomer Cheerleader Melissa. Heenan questions what a cheerleader is doing inside a wrestling ring, shouldn’t she stay outside the ring to cheer on the real wrestlers. Monsoon responds by telling Heenan to please stop. Monsoon adds that Melissa will face stiff competition in the veteran Leilani Kai and have to be aware of that snake in the grass at ringside, Jimmy Hart.)

Leilani Kai w/ Jimmy Hart vs. Cheerleader Melissa
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Melissa held her own against the wily veteran, but Kai’s experience won out in this one. Kai pinned Melissa with a RUNNING SPLASH.


(COMMERCIAL)


‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams vs. Bruiser Brody & Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal)
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
This was a brutal match, as one would expect. Both teams executed high impact moves throughout while executing multiple tags to keep members fresh. Both teams gained multiple near falls, but it was a quick hard spinning body slam by Duggan that allowed him to pin Brody.

(Lance Russell is in the interview area with World Tag Team Champions Midnight Express and Jim Cornette. Russell questions Cornette about the challenge from the Road Warriors regarding a scaffold title match and tells him that the LOW Board of Directors are just waiting for him to accept to sign the match. Cornette says the challenge is preposterous and there is no way he will agree to something like that on behalf of his team. Suddenly Hawk and Animal lay out Bobby Eaton and Dennis Condry from behind with chairs. Cornette cowers as Hawk and Animal corner him and each grab him by the lapel. They tell him he has two choices – the hard way or the easy way, but Cornette will agree to the match. Cornette can be seen with a visible wet spot on in the crotch of his trousers as he finally relents and says fine, you can have your match. Hawk and Animal leave Cornette in a heap as Russell ponders how pleased Eaton and Condrey are going to be when they regain consciousness.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and Heenan cuts him off asking what is wrong with people. He says the Road Warriors come out and manhandle Jim Cornette and intimidate him into giving in to what they want. He says the LOW Board of Directors shouldn’t award the match and suspend Hawk and Animal indefinitely. Monsoon tells Heenan he should take it up with the board because that match is signed for the LOW PRIME. Heenan immediately picks up the phone and attempts to get through to the board of directors while Monsoon announces it’s time for the main event.)

Frank Gotch vs. Lou Thesz
Referee: James Beard
Gotch came out quick, but Thesz countered. Thesz quickly got Gotch in a compromising position and pinned him with a THESZ PRESS.

(Monsoon comments on Thesz’s in ring ability and questions how long it will be before Thesz is competing for the World Heavyweight Title. Monsoon asks Heenan, who is still on the phone, if he has an opinion on the subject and Heenan holds up a finger to say one minute. Monsoon rolls his eyes then thanks the fans for tuning in and invites them to tune in again next time)