Legends of Wrestling

Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin vs. Mr. Hughes w/ Teddy Long
Referee: Joey Marella
Hughes dominated the match, but Irwin eventually made a comeback. The action spilled out of the ring, where Hughes slammed Irwin through a ringside table and was disqualified.

Curt Hennig & Barry Windham vs. Johnny Rodz & Ron Hutchison
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Hennig and Windham dominated the contest before Windham put Hutchison out with a sleeper.

Harley Race & Larry ‘The Axe’ Hennig vs. Jackie Fargo & Johnny Mantel
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
After several minutes of back and forth action, Hennig pinned Mantel after THE AXE.

Super Crazy vs. Super Nova
Referee: James Beard
This was a quick paced back and forth contest. Crazy beat Nova with a Crazy Bomb.

Cheerleader Melissa vs. Candi Devine
Referee: Joey Marella
Melissa dominated the early going, but Devine recovered. Both women battled back and forth until Devine pinned Melissa with a CROSS BODY BLOCK.

The Grapplers vs. Bruiser Brody & Mike DiBiase
Referee: Dick Woehrle
The Grapplers were all over Brody and Grappler 1 pinned him after a spinning neckbreaker.

2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long & Mr. Hughes vs. The Barbarian w/ Mr. Fuji
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
The action quickly spilled out of the ring, where Barbarian delivered a power slam. Scorpio couldn’t regain his feet and was counted out.

WORLD 6-MAN TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH
‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams vs. World 6-Man Tag Team Champions Lou Thesz, Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis & John Pesek
Referee: James Beard
After several minutes of back and forth action and multiple tags. Duggan delivered a FLYING SPEAR to Thesz, dropping him hard. The other four men entered the ring and amongst the brawling, Duggan pinned Thesz to win the titles.

DARK MATCH
Diamond Dallas Page vs. Johnny Mantel
Referee: Dick Woehrle
DDP makes quick work of Mantel, finishing him off with the DIAMOND CUTTER.

DARK MATCH
Mr. Hughes w/ Teddy Long vs. Bruiser Brody
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
This was a brutal match. Both men battled back and forth, inside and outside the ring. Both men gained several near falls and it looked like Hughes was going to get a count out victory after slamming Brody on the ring steps. Brody somehow recovered and continued to brawl until the action spilled out of the ring once again and both men were disqualified.





(Russell and Solie welcome the fans to LOW PRO. Russell comments on how big of a program they have. Solie talks about the $10,000 battle royal, which is the main event, while Russell announces the Road Warriors will be in action for the first time since losing the scaffold match. He then sends it to the ring for the first match, where World Jr. Heavyweight Champion Ric McCord defends his title against Bobby Fulton.)

WORLD JR. HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
Bobby Fulton vs. World Jr. Heavyweight Champion Ric McCord
Referee: James Beard
After both men jockey for position, Fulton gains the advantage. Fulton gained a near fall after a tombstone piledriver and looked to have things going his way, but McCord countered the attack with a sunset flip for a near fall then delivered a tombstone piledriver of his own. Both men continued to battle back and forth, each gaining a couple more near falls before Fulton rolled McCord up with a FANTASTIC CRADLE to win the title.

(Solie comments on how history has been made and congratulates the new champion before sending to Lance Russell in the interview area.

Russell welcomes Marcus Alexander Bagwell & 2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long & Mr. Hughes. Russell asks about the team floundering a bit as of late and as Scorpio attempts to answer, he is cut off by Bagwell, who says he and Scorpio have had some communication issues lately, but he thinks it’s all under control now. Long chimes in and says his team is a well oiled machine and when both of them are left in the ring, they will split the $10,000 prize. Suddenly, Mr. Fuji leads the Powers of Pain to the interview area and tells Long and his charges that they will not be winning the battle royal as his team will function better and be bringing that money back to Mr. Fuji. That’s when Johnny Saint, Fit Finaly and David Taylor enter the picture and claim they are going to win. All of the men argue as Russell sends it to break.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes fans back to the program and shows footage of the World Tag Team Title Scaffold Match between the Road Warriors and Midnight Express. Solie comments on how it was a setback for the Road Warriors, but they told him only a minor one. Russell says they will look to get back in the win column against The Vachons.)

Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon w/ Capt. Lou Albano vs. Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal)
Referee: Joey Marella
The Road Warriors charged their opponents and the brawl was on. As Animal and Mad Dog brawled outside the ring, Hawk worked on Butcher inside the ring, quickly making him submit to an over the shoulder backbreaker.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the fans back to the program then introduces newcomer George Tragos. Solie welcomes Tragos to the LOW and says he’s got a huge match ahead of him today, competing in the battle royal that’s coming up next. Tragos says he came to LOW to compete and he welcomes the competition that comes from a battle royal before heading to the ring.)

BATTLE ROYAL
Participants: ‘Mr. Electricity’ Steve Regal, Juventud Guerrera, Konnan, Marcus Alexander Bagwell, 2 Cold Scorpio, Hugh Morris, Johnny Saint, Fit Finlay, David Taylor, Warlord, The Barbarian, George Tragos, Mike DiBiase, Thunderbolt Patterson & Jerry Brisco
Referees: Dick Woehrle, Bryce Remsburg & James Beard
Highlights: Regal went right after Guerrera, but Guerrera was quick to gain the upperhand and eliminate Regal. Guerrera joined Konnan and double teamed Tragos before Finlay took over the attack. Finlay and Tragos battled back and forth before Tragos gained the advantage. Tragos eliminated Finlay before Saint and Taylor could make the save. Taylor and Saint double team Tragos and quickly eliminated him.

Elsewhere in the ring Bagwell & Scorpio have paired off with Warlord & The Barbarian. Bagwell and Scorpio seemed to function pretty well as a team, given their “communication problems” mentioned earlier. They had Barbarian reeling after a double dropkick, but couldn’t force him over the top rope.

DiBiase and Brisco brawled, but when DiBiase attempted a turnbuckle charge, Brisco moved and DiBiase tumbled over the top rope and down to the floor. Morrus eliminated Patterson. Konnan and Guerrera double teamed Saint until Morrus attacked Konnan. Morrus missed a turnbuckle charge and tumbled over the top rope and to the floor.

Brisco attacked Bagwell from behind, which allowed Warlord & The Barbarian to double team Scorpio. Brisco quickly eliminated Bagwell as Warlord and Barbarian eliminated Scorpio shortly after. Bagwell was irate that Scorpio didn’t help him and Scorpio wasn’t having any of it, trying to turn and walk away. Bagwell grabbed Scorpio by the arm and spun him around. A shoving match ensued that required the referees to break up before both men returned to the back separately.

Back in the ring Guerrera had Saint on the ropes, nearly out of the ring, when Taylor came up from behind and dumped Guerrera over the top rope and to the floor. Konnan tried to avenge Guerrera’s elimination, but Saint made the save as Taylor was halfway out of the ring. Saint and Taylor double teamed Konnan.

On the other side of the ring Warlord & The Barbarian were double teaming Brisco. Brisco managed to turn the tables then showed off his power when he gave Warlord an airplane spin and sent him over the top rope and to the floor. The Barbarian charged Brisco and Brisco back body dropped Barbarian over the top rope and out of the ring.

Brisco turned his attention to Saint and after a quick exchange, Saint missed a turnbuckle charge and tumbled over the top rope and to the floor. Brisco sat back and caught his breath while Taylor and Konnan fought.

Konnan ultimately eliminated Taylor. Konnan and Brisco locked up and battled for leverage. Konnan gained the upper hand and tossed Brisco with a belly to belly suplex then delivered a German superplex. Brisco didn’t know which way was up and Konnan easily eliminated him to win the $10,000.

(Russell and Solie congratulated Konnan on his victory before thanking the fans for watching and inviting them to tune in next time.)





(Monsoon welcomes the fans to LOW PRIME and introduces his co-host, Heenan. Heenan is on the phone, but it sounds like he’s ordering a pizza. Monsoon asks him what he’s doing and Heenan says he hasn’t eating lunch yet. Monsoon informs him that the show has started and Heenan ignores him as he’s now trying to decide if he wants garlic knots to go with his pizza. Monsoon then talks about the huge show they have including Barry Windham, The Hennigs and the former World 6-Man Tag Team Champions being in action. Monsoon then talks about the huge main event, the loser leaves LOW match between Harley Race and Jackie Fargo and announces an added stipulation. The match will take place inside a steel cage.)

bWo (Stevie Richards, Blue Meanie & Super Nova) vs. Jake Milliman, ‘Sodbuster’ Kenny Jay & Jim Powers
Referee: Joey Marella
bWo controlled the match and Richards pinned Powers after a Stevie Bomb.

Post-match: The lights mysterious flickered then dimmed slightly before an ear piercing tone, similar to the Emergency Alert System, filled the arena and a dark image appeared on the video screen in the arena.



Everyone in the arena seemed to be covering their ears except for Richards, who seemed to be entranced, his gaze fixed on the image. Then, just as suddenly as this strange incident occurred, the tone stopped and the image disappeared. Richards seemed to regain his senses but as the bWo left the ring, he attacked Meanie from behind, dumping him out of the ring. Nova grabbed Richards by the arm to question him and Richards dropped Nova with a spinning sidewalk slam. Meanie got back up on the apron, but was decked with a flying forearm. Richards kipped up then paused. He seemed to be mumbling something then exited the ring and returned to the back.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and comments on the strange happenings before the break. Heenan says he always thought Richards was off his rocker and this just proves it. Monsoon then questions the sound and image in the arena and Heenan claims to not have seen anything. Monsoon questions if he’s kidding and Heenan says all he saw was bWo leaving the ring and Richards attacking his partners. He says they’re all goofy and deserved it. Monsoon says he knows what he and the rest of the fans saw and hopes more information will be reveals soon. Monsoon segues and says let’s go to our colleague Lance Russell, who is standing by with World Women’s Champion Fabulous Moolah.

Russell asks Moolah about the current women’s division and who the next deserving challenger should be. Moolah claims to be head and shoulders above the rest of the division and feels there are no worthy challengers, she might as well retire now and be champion forever. Suddenly, a returning Mildred Burke appears and tells Moolah to hold off on the retirement party because they have some unfinished business. Burke tells everyone how Moolah broke two of her ribs and punctured her lung when she won that title. Burke explains her time in the hospital and rehab, and now she is almost back to 100 percent, looking to get back her title. Moolah tells Burke she’s mistaken about the ownership of the title and it’s going to stay securely around Moolah’s waist. Burke says that we’ll just see about that and strides off.)

Nora Greenwald vs. Cheerleader Melissa
Referee: Dick Woehrle
The women battled back and forth briefly then Melissa gained the advantage. Melissa pressed her luck by slamming Greenwald through a table outside the ring, but managed to avoid disqualification. Greenwald managed to survive to AIR RAID CRASHES, but failed to kick out after Melissa delivered the KUDO DRIVER.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and talks about how the next match features new comer Barry Windham. Heenan talks about Windham’s lineage and how he managed Windham’s father several years ago as part of the dreaded Blackjacks. Monsoon comments on the friendship between Windham and another second generation star, Curt Hennig. Heenan says all he has to say is that Windham is the son of a Blackjack and if he knows one thing, it’s you can never trust a Blackjack. Monsoon agrees, but says Windham looks to have fallen far away from that tree and before we go to our next match, Curt & Larry Hennig are standing by with comments before their match that’s coming up later on in the program.

Curt and Larry talk about how they are primed for big things. Curt goes on to say that it doesn’t matter if it’s with his dad, teaming with Barry Windham or on his own; he’s ready to collect some gold. Hennig looks somewhat surprised by this comment, but pats his boy on the back and says you better believe it.)

Barry Windham vs. D’Lo Brown
Referee: Byrce Remsburg
Windham dominated the match, with Brown surviving the SWEETWATER SUPERPLEX and a LARIAT before submitting to the BLACKJACK CLAW.

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(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and explains how Lou Thesz, Ed Lewis and John Pesek had recently dropped the World 6-Man Tag Team Titles to Ted DiBiase, Steve Williams and Terry Gordy, and are looking forward to an opportunity to regain the gold. Heenan questions how much Thesz’s quest for the World Heavyweight Title will put a crimp in those plans. Monsoon responds by asking why he can’t hold both, then says let’s go to our colleague Gordon Solie, who is standing by with the former champs.

Solie asks the trio about their focus and Thesz says their focus is on wearing gold, whether it’s World 6-Man, World Heavyweight, World Jr. Heavyweight or all of them, they are focused on winning gold.)

Lou Thesz, Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis & John Pesek vs. Mike Graham & The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn)
Referee: James Beard
Graham and the Fabulous Ones really stepped up their game. They isolated Pesek in their corner and worked him over executing a double hamstring pull so many times, Pesek couldn’t stand, much less kick out, which made him easy pickings for Keirn when it came time for the victory.


(COMMERCIAL)


Long Riders (‘Wild’ Bill & Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin) vs. Curt & Larry 'The Axe' Hennig
Referee: Joey Marella
This was a great match. Both teams executed multiple tags and gained several near falls. In the end it was the power of Hog that prevailed when he pinned Curt after a decapitating running lariat.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and announces it’s time for the main event. Heenan says one man will be unemployed after this match. Monsoon reiterates the loser must leave the LOW and it will be contested inside a steel cage. Heenan does a spit take on the water he was drinking and questions when this became a steel cage match. Monsoon said he talked about it at the top of the program and Heenan asks why he wasn’t informed. Monsoon reminds him he was ordering a pizza. Heenan then begins to rant about never being told anything as Monsoon cuts him off and sends it to the ring.)

LOSER LEAVES LOW STEEL CAGE MATCH
Harley Race vs. Jackie Fargo
Referee: Dick Woherle & Bryce Remsburg
This was a brutal match as both men used the cage to their advantage. Both men were a bloody mess and exhausted at the end. Race was crawling through the cage door and was half way out when Fargo climbed of the top of him and slammed the cage door on his head. Race went limp as Fargo used the bounce back from the door to propel himself out of the cage and to the floor.

Post-match: Fargo slowly regains his feet as he’s getting his hand raised and stares over at Race’s limp body still hanging out of the cage door. Fargo goes berserk and repeatedly slams the cage door into Race’s head. Fargo then pulls Race from the cage and Race’s carcass flops to the concrete floor. Fargo motions to the back as he begins to stomp on a clear unconscious Race as The Grappler and the Long Riders run to the ring. All four men put the boots to Race before terrorizing fans at ringside and tearing up the ringside area. Fargo is giddy as he yells the Rough House Gang rides again!

DARK MATCH
Marcus Alexander Bagwell w/ Teddy Long & Mr. Hughes vs. Lord Zoltan
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Bagwell was brutalized throughout the match. Zoltan tossed Bagwell through a ringside table and clobbered him with what looked like a pair of brass knuckles that were carefully concealed from Woehrle. Zoltan finally pinned Bagwell with a big splash.

DARK MATCH
Thunderbolt Patterson, World Heavyweight Champion Jack & Jerry Brisco vs. George South, Johnny Rodz & Ron Hutchison
Referee: Morgan Dollar
Both teams executed multiple tags, but the result was never in doubt. Jack pinned South with a ROLLING REVERSE CRADLE.




(Russell and Solie welcome the fans to LOW PRO and run down the program, concentrating on the two feature contests. Solie comments on how Trish Stratus returns to face the woman that put her on the shelf, the recently reinstated Leilani Kai while Russell talks about the big 6-Man Tag Team Title match on the show.)

The Grappler vs. Nacho Berrera
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Berrera gave The Grappler everything he could handle, but The Grappler finally figured it out and beat Berrera with a LOADED BOOT.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell and Solie welcome the fans back to the show and talk about the strange events that happened on a recent episode if LOW PRIME involving the bWo. Solie mentions the strange image on the video monitor while Russell talks about the sound in the arena. They both then discuss the effect all of it seemed to have on Stevie Richards, ultimately concluding with Richards’ demand of a match against Blue Meanie.)

Stevie Richards vs. Blue Meanie
Referee: James Beard
Richards was basically a raving lunatic as Meanie tried to talk sense into his former stablemate. Richards attacked Meanie like a rabid dog. Richards thumbed Meanie in the eye and delivered a spinning sidewalk slam for the victory.

Post match: Richards continued his assault, pounding and stomping the tar out of Meanie. Nova ran to the ring and Richards vacated. Lance Russell got Richards’ attention and herded him to the interview area.

(Russell asked Richards to explain his odd actions, but Richards mumbled incoherently, but repeated things like “The Darkness is coming,” “the prophet will lead the way,” “The Prophet will bring The Darkness.” Russell finally gave up trying to interview Richards and sent it to break.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the fans back to the program then welcomes Trish Stratus to the interview area. Solie welcomes Stratus back from her injury and asks her about her match with Leilani Kai. Stratus passionately talks about her recovery and how she is primed to get some payback before heading to the ring.)

Trish Stratus vs. Leilani Kai w/ Jimmy Hart & Judy Martin
Referee: Joey Marella
Everyone is a little surprised to see Martin accompanying her long-time ally to the ring. Stratus gives Martin a warning to stay out of her way before the match begins. Stratus went right after Kai, but Stratus’ strategy proved to be a little overzealous as Kai dropped Stratus throat first on the ring rope. As Stratus tried to catch her breath, Martin decked Stratus with what looked like a foreign object in her hand as Kai distracted Marella. Stratus went down hard and Kai pinned her with a RUNNING SPLASH.

(Russell and Solie commented on how Stratus’ return didn’t exactly go how she planned and is seems Jimmy Hart has added to his stable.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell and Solie welcome the fans back to the program and comment on how Mike Graham and The Fabulous Ones have been on a roll as of late, earning themselves a shot at the 6-Man Titles.)

WORLD 6-MAN TAG TEAM MATCH
Mike Graham & The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn) vs. World 6-Man Tag Team Champions ‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams w/ Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy
Referee: Dick Woehrle
This match broke down quickly and Woehrle proved he wouldn’t stand for it, disqualifying both teams.

(Russell and Solie comment on how it was a disappointing ending, but you can’t argue with Woehrle’s decision. They then thank the fans for joining them and invite them to tune in next time.





(Monsoon and Heenan welcome the fans to LOW PRIME. The begin to run down the show when Heenan interjects about the return of the Rough House Gang. Monsoon comments that we will hear from them later on in the program. Monsoon also talks about the two title matches that will take place later on in the program.)

Curt Hennig w/ Barry Windham vs. Super Nova
Referee: Morgan Dollar
Hennig and Windham joke and snicker at Nova before the match, but once the bell rings, Hennig is all business. Hennig systematically worked over Nova before finally pinning him with the HENNIG PLEX.


(COMMERCIAL)

Long Riders (‘Wild’ Bill & Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin) vs. PG-13 (JC Ice & Wolfie D)
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Both teams battle back and forth and execute multiple tags. Wolfie catches Scott with a moonsault to gain the victory.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon and Heenan welcome the fans back to the program and once again talk about the Rough House Gang. Heenan comments that he’s not sure this incarnation is as strong as the previous one. Monsoon says maybe that will come up as he sends it to their colleague, Lance Russell, who is standing by with the Rough House Gang.

Russell welcomes in the Rough House Gang and comments on the return of the group. Jackie Fargo talks about how much damage his group did last week, not to mention running Harley Race out of the LOW. Fargo continues by saying Race will cease to be a thorn in his side forever more, regardless of if he recovers from the beating he took last week. Russell then comments on how some people are questioning the strength and staying power of this new Rough House Gang and Fargo questions who is say that. Russell answers that Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan is one and Fargo says that he hopes Heenan will say that to his face. Suddenly, the World 6-Man Tag Team Champions (Ted DiBiase, Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams & ‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, along with Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy appear. DiBiase tells Fargo that before he goes off threatening helpless announcers that maybe he should pay attention to what’s going on right in front of him. DiBiase talks about his strong friendship with Race and how he, along with the other three guys with him took too kindly to what the Rough House Gang did to him last week. Fargo said that DiBiase better be careful with what he’s about to say because the Rough House Gang doesn’t back down from anyone. Russell comments that he doesn’t want any trouble, but Fargo says he’s about to have some. Before anything else can happen, officials and referees come from the back and keep both squads separated.)

George Tragos vs. Ric McCord
Referee: James Beard
This was a very competitive back and forth contest. Both men gained a near fall before the action spilled out of the ring. The brawl continued with McCord gaining the advantage. Back in the ring, Tragos recovered and went on the offensive. Tragos made McCord submit to and ARMLOCK AND SCISSORS.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and says he has some video footage that he thinks Heenan is really going to enjoy.

The video shows Monsoon and Heenan entering a pub in the city. Heenan is very apprehensive and complains about the smell. Monsoon notices Johnny Saint, Fit Finlay and David Taylor in the middle of the pub taking money from people. As they continue to watch a beautiful, fairly well-endowed woman comes from behind the bar. Finlay pours a shot of Irish whiskey and places the glass between her voluptuous breasts. Then Taylor leads the blindfolded man that paid his money toward the women, lines him up and tells him to take the shot. The man grabs the glass from between the woman’s breasts with his mouth and downs it in one gulp. Saint removes the man’s blindfold and the woman plants a big kiss on the man’s lips. The routine is repeated with a different man and different equally beautiful, well-endowed woman. Heenan gets excited and tells Monsoon this is definitely something he could get into. Heenan steps forward and is welcome whole-heartedly by Saint, Finlay and Taylor. Heenan asks how much and the trio tells Heenan, for him it’s the friends and family half price discount, 10 bucks. Heenan gladly plants Alexander Hamilton’s face square in the palm of Finlay’s hand. Finlay puts it in his pocket and takes to pouring the whiskey as Taylor blindfolds Heenan. A larger, not-so-beautiful woman, with large breasts comes from behind the bar and Finlay places the shot. Taylor positions Heenan, who takes the shot like a champ. Saint removes Heenan’s blindfold and much to Heenan’s chagrin, the woman kissed him passionately on the mouth as Heenan tried to get away.

Monsoon talks about how fun it was at the pub and Heenan answers by saying he doesn’t want to talk about it.)

Johnny Saint, Fit Finlay & David Taylor vs. 'Wild' Bull Curry, Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon w/ Capt. Lou Albano
Referee: Joey Marella
These two teams tore into each other with reckless abandon. Marella quickly lost control of the match as all six men brawled inside and outside the ring. Marella called for the bell and declared the match a no contest.

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(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and announces it’s time for the World Women’s Title Match. Heenan comments on how Midred Burke is fully recovered from injury and Moolah is going to have her hands full.)

WORLD WOMEN’S TITLE MATCH
Mildred Burke vs. World Women’s Champion Fabulous Moolah
Referee: Morgan Dollar
Both women tore the hell out of each other. They brawled in and out of the ring. Neither could gain a decided advantage before Dollar disqualified both women while they brawled outside the ring.


(Monsoon comments that he’s never seen two more vicious women. Heenan makes a comment about the woman that kissed him in the pub getting in a fight like that over a large pizza. Monsoon responds by telling Heenan to please stop.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and announces it’s time for the World Tag Team Title Match. He comments on the last meeting between these two teams was a scaffold match. Heenan talks about how the champs came out on the better end of that match, you can’t ever count the Road Warriors out. Monsoon concludes by sending it to the ring announcer, Gary Michael Cappetta.)

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: Dick Woehrle
The match starts as soon as Cappetta finishes his introductions as both teams exchange punches in the center of the ring. Woehrle puts an end to that quickly and takes control of the match. Both teams continue to battle back and forth with both executing multiple tags. The champs had no answer for The Roadies’ power and try as the might, could not put the challengers away. The Roadies gained the upper hand and Hawk pinned Condrey to win the titles.

(Monsoon announces history has been made on this episode of LOW PRIME. Heenan comments on how he’s seen the Road Warriors enough to know that if you give them enough chances, they will win tag team gold. Monsoon thanks the fans for joining them and invites them to tune in again next time.)

'Bullet' Bob, Brad & BG Armstrong) vs. George South, Johnny Rodz & Johnny Mantel
Referee: James Beard
The Armstrongs struggled early, but finally got rolling. BG pinned South after the Armstrong Pounce.

Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Barbarian w/ Mr. Fuji
Referee: Joey Marella
Page came out fast, but Barbarian countered. This match became very grueling for both men as Page just tried to survive, and he did just that when he pinned Barbarian following a discus clothesline.

John Pesek vs. 2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long & Mr. Hughes
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Pesek ended this match quickly by tying Scorpio up and making him submit to a double bar hammerlock less than a minute in.

Trish Stratus & Cheerleader Melissa vs. The Glamour Girls (Judy Martin & Leilani Kai) w/ Jimmy Hart
Referee: Morgan Dollar
This was a great back and forth match with both teams executing multiple tags. Both teams looked like they may win throughout the match, but it was Melissa who was able to pin Martin after a curb stomp.

Konnan, Juventud Guerrera & Super Crazy vs. The Grappler & Long Riders (‘Wild’ Bill & Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin)
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
The match was going great until the action spilled out of the ring. The Grappler smashed Konnan with a chair and Remsburg called for the disqualification.

‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel vs. Mildred Burke
Referee: James Beard
Martel gave it all she had, but in the end Burke was just too much. Burke pinned Martel with an ALLIGATOR CLUTCH.

The Fantastics (World Jr. Heavyweight Champion Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) vs. Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon w/ Capt. Lou Albano
Referee: Joey Marella
Fulton started with a flurry, but the Vachons were able to counter. The match settled into a fairly even contest until Rogers surprised Mad Dog and pinned him with a sunset flip.

WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
Lou Thesz vs. World Heavyweight Champion Jack Brisco
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Thesz missed an early turnbuckle charge, ramming his knee into the turnbuckle. Brisco immediately took advantage and made Thesz submit to the FIGURE FOUR LEGLOCK to retain the title.

Indeed.  Brisco has proved to be quite the standard bearer.

'Wild' Bull Curry, Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon w/ Capt. Lou Albano vs. Konnan, Juventud Guerrera & Super Crazy
Referee: Morgan Dollar
Curry and the Vachons isolated Crazy early on, but Crazy escaped and tagged out. The action continued back and forth until Guerrera pinned Curry with a 450 SPLASH.

Don Leo Jonathan vs. ‘Loverboy’ Dennis Condrey w/ Jim Cornette
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Jonathan gained an early advantage, but Condrey battled back. The action continued back and forth with Jonathan regaining the advantage and beating Condrey with the MORMON SWING.

Stevie Richards vs. Lord Zoltan
Referee: James Beard
A disheveled Richards wandered to the ring babbling about The Prophet and The Darkness. Zoltan is taken aback by the oddness of his opponent. Zoltan attempts to communicate with Richards, who initially is receptive then abruptly attacks Zoltan. Zoltan battled off Richrards’ initial assault and locked in the TRIANGLE DEATH GRIP. Richards didn’t even fight and went limp. Beard immediately called for the bell and soon as Zoltan released the hold Stevens popped right up and began babbling again as he wandered to the back.

George Hackenschmidt vs. Barry Windham
Referee: Joey Marella
Hackenschmidt dominated the match and overpowered Windham. Hackenschmidt pinned Windham following a single leg pickup and slam.

The Fantastics (World Jr. Heavyweight Champion Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) vs. Curt & Larry 'The Axe' Hennig
Referee: Dick Woehrle
This was a great back and forth contest with both teams gaining several near falls. Larry pinned Fulton after a piledriver.

Judy Martin w/ Jimmy Hart vs. Trish Stratus
Referee: Morgan Dollar
Dollar tells Hart that he’s not going to stand for any interference and ultimately sends him to the back before the match begins. This ended up being a classic back and forth match. Both ladies landed high impact moves, looking for the victory. The end came when Stratus pinned Martin following Air Canada.

Ted DiBiase vs. The Grappler
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
There was definitely bad blood here as DiBiase was seeking some revenge for his friend Harley Race. Grappler held his own, but DiBiase was too much and made Grappler submit to a FIGURE FOUR LEGLOCK.

Miracle Violence Connection (Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams & Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy) vs. The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn)
Referee: James Beard
The Fabs came out fast and gained the upper hand. MVC battled back and the action continued back and forth. It was the power of MVC that ultimately proved to be the difference as Williams pinned Lane after a double football tackle and lariat.