WCW: 06' - Havoc Results & Nitro Card #1

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Mike Swick & Michael Bisping -vs- Featured Attraction
(Kidman/Batts)
The match was mainly controlled by Bisping/Swick with a few ariel attempts by both Kidman and Batts. The ending saw Billy Kidman tap out to the Swick-Otine choke. As Bisping and Swick were celebrating their debut victory, Sylvester Terkay and Elijah Burke interupt attacking both and laying them out, and then also attacking Kidman and Batts.

Backstage:
Mike Swick and Michael Bisping go looking for Terkay and Burke, when they finally find them a full fight breaks out in which officials and road-agents are called to break up.

WCW Cruiserweight Title Match: - 4 Man Elimination -
Sean Waltman -vs- Brian Kendrick -vs- Paul London -vs- Johnny Nitro
Fast paced, high flying action. Johnny Nitro was eliminated first, by Brian Kendrick with Sliced Bread #2, London was next by Waltman with an Xfactor, and then Kendrick was the last eliminated as Waltman caught an Xfactor by as Kendrick was about to hit him with Sliced Bread #2, ran up the ropes and Waltman turned him back around.

WCW United States Title Match: - Fatal 3 Way -
Low Ki -vs- Chris Sabin -vs- Lance Storm
Great mat work, and a bit of high flying as 3 technicans took to the ring to be the United States champion. As Chris Sabin was out on the mat due to a superkick from Lance Storm, Storm continued his assault on Low Ki and the legs, seemingly leading up to a Maple Leaf. Storm had Low Ki in the Maple Leaf, but Ki did not quit. Ki getting to the ropes, finally stoop up and was superkicked out of th ering to the floor, Sabin now recovered caught Storm in a quick Cradleshock for the victory.

Backstage:
Lance Storm is seen visibly upset after the loss. Sabin walks by him to shake his hand and congratulate him, but Storm just pushes him away instead. The two have words.

Shawn Michaels -vs- Chris Benoit
Great match between 2 veterans. Counters, high flying, great mat work. Benoit worked on the often injured back of Michaels, as Michaels continues to be resiliant and counter with more of a high flying arsenal. The ending saw Benoit attempt a cross-face, Michaels push him away and catch a quick Sweet-Chin-Music for the win. After the match, the lights went out and a chair shot was heard. The lights came back on to see Chris Benoit layed out in the center of the ring and Chris Jericho attack Shawn Michaels, leading to the LionTamer. Jericho finally lets go with a big grin on his face.

Backstage:
You see Hulk Hogan warming up as Sting comes in. They shake hands and get ready for the match as Sting says - "One last hurah"


Legends Do BATTLE:
Sting & Hulk Hogan -vs- Mitsuharu Misawa & Keiji Mutoh
While the match doesn't seem as long, Hogan and does limited work, as Sting and Muta look to start where they left off. The match ends with all 4 men in the ring battling, Misawa is knocked out of the ring and Sting hits Mutoh in the corner with a stinger splash which is followed by a big Hogan leg drop for the pin. The 4 men shake hands as Hogan and Sting celebrate.

Backstage:
Sting is seen, face paint worn off from battle. He is about to shower as he hears a knock at the door. As he opens the door, he is attacked by Randy Orton. Orton RkO's him on the floor and claims - "I could never let a legend go without a proper goodbye" with a smirk. The camera fades to black.