WWX presents LCWF - Community Booking

The British Bulldog was the first ever LCWF World Heavyweight Champion, and he tried to make history once again by becoming one half of the first ever LCWF Tag Team Champions. This Saturday, The British Bulldog will once again get the chance to make history as he will take on Gillberg to crown the first ever LCWF 24/7 Champion.

I can DM you the reason behind that, if you want me to spoil something for you, but thank you for still be interested nonetheless.

Sorry about the lack of descriptive write ups right now, but keep checking back they'll be up eventually lol.

Episode 37:
GM: Eric Bischoff
Commentators: Bobby Heenan and Paul E Dangerously
LCWF Champions:
LCWF Champion Jerry Lawler
LCWF World Heavyweight Champion Tyson Kidd
LCWF Television Champion X-Pac
LCWF Legends Champion (Masked) Kane
LCWF Xtreme Tag Team Champions Shane Douglas & Colt Cabana
LCWF European Champion Viscera
LCWF Cruiserweight Champion Davey Richards
LCWF Global Champion Austin Aries
LCWF X-Division Tag Team Champions Yoshi Tatsu & Desmond Wolfe
LCWF Hardcore Champion Hunter Hearst Helmsley
LCWF Intercontinental Champion Owen Hart
LCWF 6-Man Tag Team Champions Hunico, Luther Reigns, and Rick Steiner
LCWF X-Division Championship Daniel Bryan
LCWF United States Champion Primo
LCWF Tag Team Champions Roddy Piper and Dusty Rhodes
LCWF TNT Champion One Man Gang
LCWF World Tag Team Champions Kaz & Daniels

Pre-Show Match (Only available on the WWX Network): LCWF Internet Championship Match
Ron Killings vs. Justin Credible

Bischoff: I'd like to welcome you all once again to the superior product, and being so superior when we host our PPV next Sunday, instead of doing an Elimination Chamber for every match we will be doing 1 Elimination Chamber featuring EIGHT competitors. All of the other matches will, of course, retain the same element of thrill-seeking and competitive action, but our main event will be one I guarantee you do not want to miss.

Match 1: LCWF United Kingdom Championship Match
Justin Gabriel vs. Skip Sheffield

Bischoff: I have heard all of the rumors and I am sure there are even some that I have not heard, but allow me to reassure you all that I am not affiliated in anyway with The Council and they do not have influence over every title match. We have increased security ever since these rumors have surfaced, and there has been no sign of any unusual activity. I would also like to remind you all that The Council is exclusive to Xplosion, and have been for years. Their impact is no longer resonating all over the company and does not even touch what I have built here. I give people chance after chance and wrestlers from around the world come to compete for me even though we are considered the developmental branch of the WWX. There will be a championship scramble match at our PPV next Sunday as I was able to secure the rights to broadcast the crowning of the first NWA Champion to show that that is the one championship that anyone can and will win. Each brand will select 4 representatives, and of course that includes me, to compete and I will announce my choice next week. I am kidding, naturally. The LCWF representatives in this Sunday's NWA Championship contest are going to have to be Ultimo Dragon, Dean Malenko, Elix Skipper, and Hernandez!

Match 2: LCWF 24/7 Championship Match
The British Bulldog vs. Gillberg

Heenan: One of my guys, Andre of course, has not been getting the treatment he deserves. This is the largest man on LCWF and absolutely nobody can take him in a one on one fair bout. In fact, he is being so misused that The Million Dollar Man wants him to be his champion and bring some extreme notoriety to a belt that many feel is not taken seriously or even recognized as a real prize. Tonight that all changes as Andre the Giant will win the title, fairly so that nobody can accuse him of being handed anything, and he will never relinquish it.

Match 3: LCWF Million Dollar Championship Match
Andre the Giant (w/ Bobby Heenan) vs. Terry Funk

Dangerously: Okay, Heenan you aren't the only one who can play two roles here. DiBiase, Jr. plans to crown the first ever WWX Universal Champion this Sunday inside the elimination chamber, but we will crown our first LCWF Universal Champion inside the Hell in A Cell next Sunday, and one of my guys is the first one we are announcing to be a participant in that match. That being Chris Canyon!

Match 4: LCWF North American Championship Fatal 4 Way Match
Roderick Strong vs. Darren Young vs. Michael Tarver vs. Jack Swagger

A highlight of last week's battle royal is shown as we pan to Blue Blazer in the back. 
Heenan: I'm here with Blue Blazer who is prepared to give his statement regarding his actions last week.
Blue Blazer: The LCWF only needs 1 superhero! Soon I will get to the WWX and I will take down The Hurricane. I am the only savior this town needs, everyone else is only standing in my way!

Match 5: LCWF NexGen Championship Match
Homicide vs. Rhett Titus

Bischoff: Well we gave you all this little teaser and they are back. These two former LCWF World Heavyweight Champions are being brought back in an effort to prove to you all that all of our championships are no less important than any others or than their WWX Championship counterparts. They have both requested a submission match and we bring that to you tonight.

Main Event: WWX Grand Championship Submission Match
Sgt. Slaughter vs. Jim Neidhart

Voting is now over. It is now time to reveal the results.

Pre-Show: Ron Killings begins on the mic taunting Credible, referring to how all he knows is hardcore and he can't fight a man without a weapon in his hand, like in this match. This causes Credible to charge at him, but that's what Killings wanted and delivers a flying forearm smash. Credible tries to put him in a headlock to no avail as a Killings works him over with an armbar. He's wrenching on the arm and hits a knee drop. Credible back to his feet, clearly favoring the arm, goes into a tie up, and backs Killings into the corner. He starts working over the chest with blow after blow before Killings shoves him off. Then hits him with a running lariat. Credible gets him with a small package for a 1 count. Credible is up first and delivers a running knee strike. He picks Killings up, swings and misses, Killings with a knee to the gut followed by a suplex. Killings with a wrist lock pulls him into a shoulder block. Killings flips him over and starts wailing on the back of his head. Credible gets up and shoves Killings, Killings delivers a perfectly executed dropkick to the head. Credible starts getting back up, Killings had him scouted, and the corkscrew scissors kick connects!
Winner and 1st Ever LCWF Internet Champion: Ron Killings

No voting. Simulated results.

Shane Douglas and Colt Cabana defeat Brutus Magnus and Christopher Nowinski after Douglas hit Magnus with a belly to belly suplex.

Mark Henry and Richie Steamboat defeat Goldust and Sheik Abdul Bashir after the worlds strongest slam on Goldust to qualify for the Universal Championship Elimination Chamber match.

X-Pac defeated Steve DeMarco to retain the television championship after a tilt a whirl ddt.

Vladimir Kozlov, Tommaso Ciampa, & Shannon Moore defeated Hunico, Luther Reigns, and Rick Steiner after the headbutt to the chest and overhead suplex on Hunico.

The Usos defeated Kaz and Daniels after the suplex/top rope leg drop on Kaz to have their titles officially recognized by the LCWF.

Eugene defeated Brad Maddox after Eugene pulled out a rock bottom to officially become the first ever LCWF Light Heavyweight Champion.

No votes. Simulated results.

Match 1: Winner and STILL LCWF Television Champion X-Pac defeated David Hart Smith with a single leg boston crab.

Match 2: The Young Bucks defeated LCWF WWE Tag Team Champions The Usos with a spike tombstone piledriver on Jey.

Match 3: Sangriento defeated Homicide with a springboard cutter.

Match 4: Rhett Titus defeated Owen Hart with a sit-out facebuster.

Match 5: Mistikal defeated Vladimir Kozlov, Tommaso Ciampa, & Shannon Moore after Steiner hit Moore with a dragon suplex.

Main Event: Dude Love defeated Ezekiel Jackson after he applied an abdominal stretch for awhile, then turned it into a double underhook DDT.

No votes. Simulated results.

We kick off tonight with the new opening video package prominently featuring such members of the roster as Neidhart, Bulldog, and Slaughter. Then the lights go out as soon as the video ends. The NeXus 'N' appears on screen and Wade Barrett is on stage with a microphone. Barrett: I will be joining the commentary team for tonight's opening matchup, but before I do that I wanted to tell you all why NeXus has stepped back into the spotlight after all these years. That reason is because we were giving you all a reprieve. We were so dominant in the first few weeks that we felt the need to reign ourselves in for your benefit, but no more. It is time for the legend of the "LCW" "LCWF" whatever you want to call it to become the legend of NeXus, and fair warning, I also decided to encourage my once good friend Ezekiel Jackson to resurrect The Corre. I know what you're thinking, but even though it will be my influence that's felt all over this show you are still either with us or against us. Thank you.

Match 1: Red and Sheffield start this one off. Sheffield knows he has big expectations to fill, it's evident on his face. They lock up and Sheffield tosses Red to the other side of the ring followed by some taunting. Barrett: Let's face it gentlemen, Sheffield is more capable of success in that ring than that kid in there with him. Red starts unloading on Sheffield with rights and lefts, but then they start trading chops. Sheffield tosses him across the ring again and gives him another chop. Sheffield blocks him in the corner and gives him a knee to the gut. They start trading blows in the corner when Slater Tags himself in. Slater then lets Red Tag in Crimson. Crimson's wary of why Slater allowed it, but starts toward him anyway, Slater catches him off guard with a boot to the chest. Crimson's back up in the corner now, Slater goes for a splash but Crimson ducks out of the way. Then Crimson starts unloading with right jabs. Slater shoves him off and hits a hip toss followed by more taunting. Barrett: You see how Slater makes his presence felt against a much larger opponent? That is NeXus. Slater hits a fall away slam and taunts some more. Slater takes Red off the apron, and he's quickly surrounded by other members of NeXus on the outside. The referee is watching carefully, but it's Justin Gabriel who comes in and takes Crimson's head off with a chair off the distraction. Sheffield runs over and gives Red a huge clothesline on the outside, meanwhile in the ring Slater's got Crimson in a figure four leg lock. Sheffield is setting up tables on the outside, and this surprises even Slater. Barrett: Now that's some initiative by Sheffield. You have to admire the guy's tenacity. Red comes over and starts hammering away at Sheffield. In the ring Crimson catches Slater with an enziguri that catches him square in the mouth. Slater quickly rolls over and Tags Sheffield. Crimson Tags Red. Sheffield wants a test of strength and surprisingly Red looks ready to go for it, but then Red catches him with a low drop kick to the knee instead. Sheffield's back up and gives him a big chop followed by a powerbomb. Red recovers relatively quickly and gives Sheffield a massive powerslam. They both Tag out. Crimson and Slater go back and forth with rights and lefts, Slater hits a spinebuster and goes for the pin. Red is in for the save. In comes Sheffield who actually crossbodies Red over the ropes and they both crash down through the table Sheffield grabbed earlier. Slater can't believe it, and turns into a chokeslam from Crimson. Crimson has the pin, but Slater gets the shoulder up. Crimson lifts Slater up, but then they both start reversing each other hold for hold. Slater connects with the Sweetness neckbreaker on Crimson after ducking the clothesline.
Winner(s): NeXus (Slater/Sheffield)

Crimson's checking on Red, but the rest of NeXus is still at ringside. Crimson calls for a medic, but he ends up getting beaten down by NeXus and they put him through a table as well. Heenan: I'm not sure if these guys are angry or they just like causing chaos, but I definitely think the roster is taking notice of them now.

Match 2: When the #1 Contender's to the X-Division Tag Team Championships come out they have apparently christened themselves "El Rey" as Blue Demon has on the "El Rey" mask. Heenan: These two look to be trying to display unity as they face two members of The House of Foley tonight, let's see if that connects with the fans.
Sim Snuka starts off really aggressively with the Thesz press on Cactus Jack, he's raining down lefts and rights, then he gets up and starts stomping on him. Sim Snuka spears Dude Love off the apron and tags in Blue Demon. Dangerously: Snuka looks like he's calling for a tag team move, one I've never seen before, maybe they have been working together. This might be something I should get in on. 
Snuka launches Cactus Jack into the air and Demon catches him with a superkick.
Winner(s): El Rey (Sim Snuka/Blue Demon, Jr.)

Heenan: It's time to hear from our World Heavyweight Champion Tyson Kidd. Kidd: I know my accomplishments speak for themselves, but I feel it would be a disservice not to tell you all that if I ever lose this title you will not be rid of me for a long time. The British Bulldog wanted Bischoff to make him the first 24/7 Champion because he knew that I was about to challenge him. You see Bulldog never lost this championship, when he was the first one ever, he had it stripped from him and I wanted to give him the chance to right that wrong, but it's clear to me now that my reputation has scared him away.

Match 3: Malenko starts off with DeMarco. Malenko punches him down really quickly. He's on him now, really hammering away at the head, then suddenly he Tags out to Luke Gallows. DeMarco rolls out of the way and gets the Tag to David. He's fired up as he delivers a dropkick to Gallows and another to Malenko for good measure. He's set to work on Gallows when Malenko grabs him by the hair and pulls him outside. Hart tackles him and gets him in the sharpshooter for 5 seconds before he has to get back in the ring. Gallows knees him in the face as he's getting in the ring and drops the knee on his head a second time for good measure, goes for the pin, and gets a nearfall. Gallows brings him to his corner and delivers shot after shot to the midsection, Malenko Tags in and does the same to his head. Then he clotheslines him over the ropes and down to the floor. Malenko Tags Gallows back in. He rolls out and rolls Hart back in the ring. He goes for the pressure point hold. Smith grabs his arm for an arm drag, and is finally able to get the Tag into DeMarco. DeMarco takes out both Malenko and Gallows, Heenan: Wow, DeMarco has really shown a fire in him since he was unable to capture the Television Championship. DeMarco's hitting some big offensive moves, including a flapjack on Gallows, then he positions him in the corner for a big spear, but misses and catches nothing but the turnbuckle. Meanwhile, Malenko's made his way over to Smith and gives him a DDT on the apron. DeMarco's watching both Gallows and Malenko closely now. Gallows boots him down and goes for the pin, but Hart's in with a big jump for the save. Gallows recovers with a slingshot suplex on DeMarco using the ropes. Smith and Malenko are at it again as Smith gives Malenko a nice superkick on the outside. Smith goes in the ring and calls for DeMarco, Smith gives Gallows a suplex right on to the point of DeMarco's knee, DeMarco goes for the pin but only gets a 2. Smith's back on the outside and goes for a clothesline on Malenko, but catches a cameraman instead. The cameraman stops Hart, and he's distracted long enough for Gallows to hit a powerbomb pin on DeMarco for the win.
Winner(s): Luke Gallows/Dean Malenko

The cameraman and Smith stare down. We get a good look at the cameraman and finally realize it's Manu. Heenan: Manu? I vaguely remember him, why are we treating this as some big reveal? Is it us doing it or is it me? This is what I, The Brain, want you to see, right?

Match 4: Kendall and Goldust lock up first, X-Pac let's them go. Goldust gets off to a strong start, but then X-Pac takes them both down with a clothesline and taunts them both. He backs Goldust into a corner and starts chopping him. X-Pac taunts again and gives Goldust a hard clothesline in the corner. X-Pac turns into a huge boot from Windham, followed by a big splash, for a nearfall. Windham's on him and beating him down with rights and lefts. Windham goes up to the top rope now. He goes for a seated senton, but X-Pac's out of the way. X-Pac's fired up and gives Windham a springboard leg drop. Then he gives Goldust a crossbody sending them both to the outside. X-Pac rolls back in the ring, but Windham is ready for him with a diving crossbody that gets him a 2 count on the champion. Windham starts in with continuous forearm strikes, but X-Pac catches one. X-Pac forearms Windham in the back of the head and gives him a fameasser for the nearfall. Windham drapes X-Pac over the top rope and now both men are down as Goldust slides back in the ring. Goldust picks up Windham and sets him up for shattered dreams in the corner. He hits it and goes for the cover only for a 2 count. Goldust has Windham up for a delayed vertical suplex, but Windham fights out of it. Windham hits him with a suplex of his own and goes to the top. X-Pac shoves him off, sending him crashing to the outside. He hits Goldust with a suplex, followed by a german suplex. He follows that up with a springboard moonsault. He picks him back up, kicks him in the gut, and gives him the X-Factor facebuster.
Winner and STILL LCWF Television Champion: X-Pac

Dangerously: This time I am here with Mr. Maddox who is still out for vengeance after his, frankly, humiliating defeat at the hands of Eugene. Maddox: I tried to get even last week, but Bischoff waved me off. But I promise you this, if I get my hands on Eugene again it will not be a tickle fight!....He's getting to me. I meant it will not be a pillow fight!....I-you know what I mean.

Match 5: Wade Barrett is back on commentary for this one. Barrett: I am going to be running point for both of these groups, and I aim to show you who we are and what we're about in 2021. I'm not sure what that stuff was just now with Maddox, but we'll address that when the time comes. Tonight my man Jackson is going to make short work of Rhett Titus, who some people have never even heard of, and make his own way. 
Jackson and Titus trade with each other shot for shot. Jackson switches to forearm blows. Jackson kicks him in the face sending him rolling to the outside. Jackson after him now, shoves him back in the ring. Titus looks to be making his way now as he drops Jackson chin first, but Heenan: wait we haven't heard from Barrett in a bit and that's because now he's at ringside. Titus is going for a move off the ropes, which Barrett pulled out of the way causing him to drop on his head! The ref isn't sure what happened! Jackson picks Titus up for a tilt a whirl slam and it's over. A nice robbery there from Barrett.
Winner: The Corre's Ezekiel Jackson

Heenan: LCWF takeover happens next Sunday, and as you all saw tonight there's a real chance you might just see The Heenan Family. If you want to that is.

Main Event: Steiner and Tarver start this one. Tarver jumps on him and starts hammering away, but he's still in his own corner and Reigns pokes him in the eyes. Off this Steiner gives him a spinebuster. Steiner stomps away at him followed by a rolling knee drop for the Tag in to Reigns. He picks up right where Steiner left off, except he picks him up and gives him a fallaway slam. Tarver's up as Reigns was too busy posing for the crowd, so Reigns immediately Tags out. He doesn't want any part of Tarver, apparently. But Steiner knows if they lose this match they may have to defend their titles next Sunday, so he rushes in and that causes him to make a mistake. He is able to get two pin attempts on Tarver, but they're both broken up by Ortiz. So Steiner charges him again, but Tarver drop kicks him and he goes face first into the turnbuckle. Tag into Ortiz. Ortiz launches himself off the turnbuckle and drops his feet into the chest of Steiner. He pulls him to the center of the ring and hits The Big O splash. Ortiz goes for the pin, the ref counts 1, and as Reigns goes to make the save he's clipped off the apron by Daniel Bryan! Who already took out Hunico moments ago!
Winner(s): NeXus (Tarver/Ortiz)

*Barrett clapping on the entrance ramp* Barrett: That's right ladies and gentlemen, of course you remember the LCWF Champion is a member of NeXus, and meet our newest member Ricky Ortiz! *Bryan rolls Hunico into the ring and Tarver knocks him out with a microphone* I'm not saying anybody has anything to worry about, but let's just say the phrase "Takeover" is pretty apt for the LCWF, wouldn't ya say? *The rest of the locker room comes out to chase them off as the referee places the 6-Man Tag Team Championship on Hunico, but out comes the rest of NeXus and we get our first ever huge brawl in and outside of the ring (and backstage?) to end the program*

No votes.

The video package from last week featuring Neidhart, Bulldog, and Slaughter airs again with the new addition of Jerry Lawler. Apparently signaling the changes to come.
Dangerously: "Welcome to the number one show on television. Why not the A show? Well because that's sounds tired and cliché and we're working on putting something new together here. We are going to open things up tonight with one of our strongest competitors, Jim Neidhart, one might even go so far as to say we have built the show around this man since day one, but I don't know about that. As The Hart Family make their way down to the ring first, we are going to try something new here and introduce a third man to the broadcast booth, your friend and mine, John Bradshaw Layfield."

Layfield: "Gentlemen, thank you for having me, I'll try not to step on your toes, but I am a Texan boy. Anyway, let me just get a quick intro and I'll let you get back to it. I wanted to try my hand at this, I'm still a competitor in the WWX, but I figured you guys could benefit from having a Wrestling God on your show especially with such ambitious goals. That's it."

Match 1: The bell dings. Neidhart and Vader lock up and the crowd is clearly divided evenly here. They each go for holds and get reversed to a standstill. 
Tom Zenk is shown at ringside. Heavy crowd boos for Zenk. 
Neidhart off the ropes and hits a huge shoulder tackle that sends Vader through the ropes and down to the floor for Goldust to check on him. Neidhart follows up with a baseball slide to Vader on the outside. He rolls Vader back into the ring only to clothesline him over the top rope and back down to the floor. Neidhart comes off the top turnbuckle and just lands right on top of Vader, he rolls back in the ring to break up the count, rolls back out and irish whips Vader into the ring steps. The Neidhart fans are louder right now, he taunts with Bulldog then rolls Vader back in the ring and stomps away at him before putting him in a chinlock. Neidhart wrenches back on it hard one last time before releasing it, picking Vader up, and placing him on the top turnbuckle. Vader finds some life and they start trading punches on the top turnbuckle before Neidhart goes for a top rope belly to belly suplex, which Vader reverses by basically just falling on top of Neidhart for a pin which Neidhart rolls out of after 1. Neidhart fans loved it. They continue chanting but Vader is delivering huge elbow drops to the down Neidhart. 
Heenan: "Vader was out for quite a bit with a fractured elbow, good to see that's not bothering him here."
Neidhart starts getting up one knee at a top, then shoves Vader away, gets back to his feet and starts in with some big chops. Neidhart comes off the ropes and tries a clothesline, but Vader holds his ground and Neidhart runs into a brick wall, we see Zenk clapping for that one. 
Heenan: "Interesting, Zenk was the one who put Vader on the shelf but he seems to want Vader to come out on top here."
Meanwhile, Vader has Neidhart in a sleeper hold, but he was too close to the ropes. They trade chops now. Then Vader pulls out a huge dropkick which connects, then Neidhart rolls out of the ring for a breather. Vader heads out after him, gives him a back elbow, and then another standing dropkick on the outside. Vader picks him up and rolls him back in the ring, then he comes off the ropes and delivers a big splash. Zenk has a huge smile now. Vader goes back to the sleeper hold, this time in the middle of the ring. Neidhart fights for air and positioning, and is actually able to make it to the ropes once again. Vader goes for a clothesline, Neidhart ducks, but Vader knocks Bulldog off the apron. Heenan: "Why was he even up there?!" Neidhart rolls out to the ring and gives Goldust an overhead belly to belly as retaliation. Vader waits for him to get back in the ring and gets right in his face. They trade punches, kicks, and even an elbow or two. Neidhart comes off the ropes, but gets caught and hit with a scoop slam. The crowd is loving it as they don't seem to care who wins now. They fight on their knees with the same type of punches, kicks, and elbows, then they're back to their feet and both kick each other's legs, and then they both run at each other knocking their heads together. Vader goes for a piledriver, but Neidhart lifts him up and over behind him. Then Neidhart goes for and gets a piledriver of his own!
Winner: Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart

Moving to the back, we find Leo Kruger and Bull Dempsey both seated on a couch. Kruger is wearing sunglasses and moving his arm and neck around, showing signs off the injuries he received in their LCWF Takeover match. They've set the table in front of them on fire. Dempsey: "I know you're upset, especially because we still can't compete for 2 more weeks, which means we'll miss the next Takeover, but look around there are plenty of people for us to go after when you're ready. It was a setback, the best thing for us to do is tough it out and know that this setback will end eventually. Crimson and Red were cocky and now they've let this new group basically steal the entire show."

Kruger: "I heard that they planned to attack us tonight to keep us on the shelf even longer because that means less competition for them. So I may have made a deal with them."
Dempsey: "....What kind of deal?"
Kruger: "I just need you to understand that I had to do it."
The Corre's new members Santino Marella, Vladimir Kozlov, and Kiyoshi (led by Ezekiel Jackson) enter behind Dempsey.
Dempsey: "You son of a..."
Kiyoshi superkicks him before he can finish his sentence. Jackson directs them. Marella and Kiyoshi picks Dempsey up and feed him to Kozlov who lifts him up and slams him down through the burning table. The group stares down Kruger as they slither out of there.

Voting closed. No votes.

This week's show kicks off with the usual weekly traditional signature opening video package featuring Neidhart, Bulldog, Slaughter, Lawler, and now first ever LCWF Intercontinental Champion Goldust. Which leads directly into a live shot inside Daily's Place amphitheater in Jacksonville, FL.
Dangerously: "Welcome one and all to the most electric show on television! The camera pans around the venue while fireworks and pyro erupts. Bobby "The Brain" Heenan gets his own entrance theme, and as he's walking down to the announcers' desk we cut now to NeXus arriving to the arena in their own private airplane.

Eugene's music hits and as he makes his way down to ringside we get a split screen interview with him and Cactus Jack. Cactus Jack: "Much like William Regal, I think Eugene can benefit more from having someone in his corner, and that someone will be me because I know what he's really thinking and I'm going to lead him to the greatest Light Heavyweight Champion reign in the history of the title. Tonight, Eugene may have unfinished business with Brad Maddox, but he's going to tear Damien Sandow apart and maybe Maddox will think twice about coming after Eugene again. Bang Bang!"
The debuting Damien Sandow's music hits as he slowly makes his way down to the ring now. Heenan: "You know Paul, Sandow was specifically recommended to Bischoff for the Light Heavyweight division by Sandow's mentor Killer Kowalski."

Before Dangerously can respond Eugene jumps off the ropes and connects on Sandow with a clothesline while he was still making his entrance. They trade punches before the bell has even sounded out on the floor. This continues until Eugene knees Sandow in the midsection, drives him back first into the guardrail, and rolls him back in the ring so that the bell can be officially rung to start this match.

Match 1: Eugene taunts using Cactus Jack's "bang bang", but that gave Sandow enough time to get in a low drop kick on Eugene's knee. Eugene immediately regains control however by giving Sandow a chop block to the back of the leg and securing a side headlock on the mat. Cactus Jack slides a steel chair into the ring and Eugene lets go of the headlock. Before Eugene can decide whether or not to use it Sandow's back up, kicks him in the midsection, and connects with a slingshot suplex off the top rope, as the ref gets the chair out of there. Sandow's ready to take control, but Eugene blocks his first punch and delivers a picture perfect overhead belly to belly suplex. Sandow buys himself some time with a missile drop kick that sends Eugene rolling out to the floor. Sandow is favoring his neck, but shakes it off. Sandow off the ropes and connects with a baseball slide sending Eugene crashing into the announcers' table. Sandow follows him to the outside, rolls him back in, and goes to follow after him, but Eugene tries to hold him off by pummeling his back and the back of his head. Sandow slowly gets back to his feet and shoves him off setting him up for a running neckbreaker. Sandow takes momentum by also giving him a spinning neckbreaker for a nearfall. Sandow motions to the crowd and gives Eugene a brutal falling full nelson slam. Eugene powers out of the pin, though. Both men are still slow to recover. Dangerously: "That looks like one of Sandow's biggest moves. Say what you will about Eugene but I'm proud to have him as champion." The action continues as Sandow has Eugene up in a fireman's carry. He flapjacks Eugene and picks him another 2 count. Sandow smirks as he knows he's looking impressive in his debut. Sandow grabs Eugene's leg, rolls out of the ring pulling Eugene with him, and begins slamming his leg on the apron. He rolls back in the ring and sets in a texas clover leaf, Eugene was screaming out but he was too close to the ropes anyway. Sandow smirks again. Sandow looks to go for another submission hold but as he reaches out Eugene grabs hold of his arm and drops it on both of his knees. He stomps on both arms a few times, and taunts with a Triple H-esque motion. However, as he's gloating Sandow's up and connects with a snap swinging neckbreaker.
Winner: Damien Sandow