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| WCW/nWo Uncensered Results WCW Cruiserweight Title Match Kidman defeated Mikey Whipwreck Whipwreck made a phenomenal debut with WCW, countering nearly all of the Cruiserweight's moves and matching Kidman's amazing aerials. Kidman, however, was far from beaten. Using his savvy and fortitude, the Champ kept up with Whipwreck and eventually delivered the Shooting Star Press. Harlem Street Fight Stevie Ray defeated Vincent This battle for NWO control turned real ugly, real quick. Stevie Ray took Vince to the stands, pummeling the sneaky Vince amidst the chairs and fans. Vince stayed strong, but Horace Hogan eventually decided the match. Hollywood's nephew threw a slapjack into the ring, and didn't seem to care who grabbed the weapon. Vince grabbed the international object, but Stevie Ray knocked it out of his hand, and delivered his Slapjack finisher. Return Match Kevin Nash with Lex Luger and Miss Elizabeth defeated Rey Mysterio, Jr. Nash was more focused, but the little warrior still managed to down Bigsexy with a series of springboards and dropkicks. The unmasked Luchador seemed close to a victory, but was tripped by Luger, and tasted the Truckstop power bomb. Karate Handicapped Match Jerry Flynn defeated Ernest "The Cat" Miller Onoo's presence turned into more of a detriment than an advantage for the Cat, who seemed to be handling Flynn quite well on his own. The manager tried to interfere and aid his charge, but ended up getting pinned by Flynn and costing Miller the match-up. Hardcore Triangle Match Hak defeated Bam Bam Bigelow and Raven w/Chastity An in-ring massacre, Chastity brought a dumpster to the ring, filled with everything from ironing boards to trashcans. All three men shared the advantage: Hak dominated with his cane, The Beast decimated his opponents with his girth, and Raven proved he is still the master of violent innovation. Chastity made the difference. Raven's sister used a fire extinguisher to knock Bigelow through a table and then took out her own brother. Hak got the pin, and left with Raven's sister. WCW World Tag Team Title Return Lumberjack Match Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko defeated Barry Windham and Curt Henning Eight men -- including Meng, Hugh Morrus and Norman Smiley - dealt out several whippings to all the team members and added an extra fire to this already-thrilling contest. Early in the match, Arn Anderson decided to replace one of the lumberjacks and proved crucial to the Horsemen team. Both teams exhibited long bouts of offense, but Anderson's tire iron took control. After a Benoit headbutt splash, the Horsemen left with the gold. Dog Collar Match Perry Saturn defeated Chris Jericho Early in the bout, Jericho dismissed Ralphus. Saturn looked freakish in chain mail and make-up, and worked over the Lyin' Heart with a variety of creative maneuvers. Jericho proved to be quite hardcore as well. Wrapped in chains, both competitors attacked each other ferociously - after a second DVD, Saturn took the match. WCW World Television Title Match Booker T. defeated Scott Steiner with Buff Bagwell An underdog in every way, the Harlem Heater battled both these behemoths with limited success, and was subjected to the entire arsenal of Big Poppa Pump offense. Bagwell became to eager to help his partner, however, and ended up smacking Steiner with a chair, instead of his exhausted challenger. World Heavyweight Title Match - First Blood Cage Match Ric Flair defeated Hollywood Hogan Definitely the strangest match of the night, Flair started bleeding early, but referee Charles Robinson would not end the match. A few minutes later, Hogan was cut open as well. As the bout continued, it almost appeared as if Hogan had rediscovered his old-time invincibility, while the Nature Boy resorted to his former nefarious ways. David Flair and Sam came to watch, but Arn Anderson blasted Flair's son with a forearm shot. Flair's confidante handed the Horsemen leader the tire iron. Flair used the international object, locked in the figure-four leglock and got the pinfall, despite the match being a first blood contest (official Robinson's actions were questionable throughout the match). Post-match, Flair was greeted by new champions Benoit and Malenko. David came into the ring to help the fallen Hogan. |
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