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Bad Attitude vs. Bad Influence (w/ Elix Skipper)
The bell dings and this one is official now. Attitude takes the advantage in this one as Keirn strikes Kaz into the corner and starts a round of knife edge chops. Meanwhile, Eaton delivers a strong kneebreaker to Daniels on the outside. Back inside, Keirn strikes with a perfectly executed belly to belly suplex. D'Amore: "Well, I am sure you all eagerly await the news on which of these teams I'm out here to support. So, listen up, my duty is to bring wrestlers to a higher plane of success. Therefore, logically, being the manager that I am, I am out here with my team: Bad Attitude. They are going to make names for themselves at the expense of these champions and you can see it here. Look at that enziguri from Keirn, each move is perfectly planned out here." Keirn starts striking away at Kaz's face as Eaton finally takes his spot on the apron. Keirn isolates Kaz in their corner and Tags in Eaton for the double suplex. Tag back in to Keirn, Eaton whips Kaz off the ropes right into a standing missile dropkick from Keirn. Tag back in to Eaton, Keirn suplexes Kaz right on to the point of Eaton's knee. Eaton puts him in a side headlock, but Kaz delivers a back suplex and begins slowly making his way to his corner. After an agonizing amount of time, Daniels gets the hot Tag. Daniels comes in, spears Keirn off the apron, and delivers a running bulldog to Eaton. Dangerously: "Scott you have a fine plan and all, but these are the World Tag Team Champions. Daniels is so confident he's not even wearing his ring gear, instead he's competing in his favorite Riddler t-shirt and a pair of jeans here." D'Amore: "You would think that, but I happen to have all of the information here. According to my sources, Daniels and Rey Fenix are good friends. In fact, Daniels helped ink Fenix's contract himself. So his calm look is a facade and he had better not be letting his emotions get the better of him. You see he slammed hard with that running bulldog, did you not?" Daniels continues his controlling offense with headbutt after headbutt. Eaton tries to roll out on to the apron, but this just allows Daniels to shove him back first in to the outside turnbuckle. While this is going on, Kaz intercepts Keirn, also on the apron, and they begin slugging each other. That is until Kaz gets the better of the exchange by taking Keirn down with a side Russian leg sweep on the hard part of the apron. Daniels rolls Eaton back in to the ring, but Eaton's on top of him as he's coming back in with some uppercuts, which Daniels returns. Daniels with a wild swing accidentally hits the referee. Daniels puts Eaton down with a short arm clothesline, then confusingly puts on the Curry Man mask. D'Amore: "Oh look, Daniels proving he's Curry Man, isn't it against LCWF regulations to pretend to be someone else to compete for more championship opportunities?" Heenan: "First of all, who is your source on that? I'm The Brain and I have never heard of such a statute around here. But, more importantly, if Daniels just proved he's Curry Man, then who would you say that is?" The camera pans over to the ramp where we see someone dressed in the full Curry Man attire making his way down to ringside. Daniels delivers the spicy drop on Eaton and Tags in Kaz. Daniels and this other Curry Man exchange looks as Curry Man takes what shoulder have been Skipper's place in the tag champions corner. Kaz places Eaton on the top rope, climbs up after him, and delivers a super cutter from the top, and tries to capitalize by going immediately for the pinfall, but it's broken up at 2 by Keirn. The fans chant "He's hot" as Curry Man enters the ring while the referee is getting his eye looked at by the medical team at ringside. So the referee is distracted when Curry Man turns Kaz into a double underhook facebuster and pulls Eaton on top of him before rolling back to the outside where he's met by Daniels. The referee turns back around and counts the pin, Daniels does not go to break it up because Kaz's shoulder is clearly up at 2, but the referee misses that and calls for the bell. D'Amore: "Before you guys say anything, look a win is a win. Now if you will excuse me." D'Amore leaves the commentary table and begins directing traffic. He waves Bad Attitude over to save Curry Man from the assault by Daniels, so Bad Attitude picks up Daniels and spears him through the barricade. With him out of the way D'Amore moves them over to focus on Kaz. Curry Man puts him in a spice rack, then drops him back first on to Eaton's knee. Keirn locks in a Falcon's Arrow, so the Fourtune faction has to come out to chase them off and save the tag team champions.
Here are your winners as a result of a pinfall: Bad Attitude

Feast or Fired Briefcase Match
Jake Roberts [w/case] vs. Santana
The bell dings. This one starts off with both men staring each other down, Santana very wary of Roberts for bringing back up to this fight. They lock up, Santana hits an armdrag takedown. Santana goes and drums on the back of his head. The referee creates some separation and both men are back to their feet for another staredown. Santana loses it and yells at Barbarian and Anderson at ringside, allowing Roberts to attack him from behind. Roberts clotheslines him down to the outside of the ring, right into the proverbial lion's den at the feet of Barbarian and Anderson. Barbarian stares him down, while Anderson rolls him into the ring. No crowd so the sounds of Roberts chopping away at Santana echo loudly throughout the arena. Santana slows the pace of the match down by grabbing the arm of one of the thrown chops and locking Roberts in to a sleeper hold. Santana manages to keep it in for a few minutes before Roberts starts getting a second wind and begins making his way to his feet. Santana starts wrenching it in in an attempt to keep him grounded. But to no avail, Roberts starts hammering away at the midsection forcing the break. Roberts reverses it into his own sleeper and starts wrenching it in as well for the next few minutes in this match. The sleepers have taken a lot out of both men, but they are both still wary of making a mistake by trying to rush to end it. With Roberts still firmly in control, he turns Santana and starts clubbing away at his back. He's made his mind up and Roberts calls for the spike DDT, but, before he can connect, there's Homicide on the apron pulling Roberts away. Suddenly, Rhett Titus is out and chases Homicide to the back. In the confusion, Santana takes control and calls for a sit-out powerbomb, but, just like Roberts, he too is interrupted when Anderson delivers a low blow while the referee was trying to sort out what was happening and ringside. Roberts delivers the DDT and floats over in to the cover, as Anderson rolls out and the referee turns around, and Roberts gets his hand raised.
Here is your winner via pinfall: Jake Roberts

Drew McIntyre (w/ Kenzo Suzuki) vs. Cactus Jack
The bell dings. Jack and McIntyre circle each other and the fans give them various chants, with some mostly loud cheers each time the camera shows McIntyre. They lock up and McIntyre backs him in to the corner. The referee breaks them apart and they stare each other down as chants of LCWF start up from the thousands in attendance. Both guys engage now with lefts and rights, Jack hits an uppercut and McIntyre rolls to the outside. Jack taunts and mocks him pointing to both briefcases on the outside. McIntyre heads back in the ring and the fans start stomping their feet and clapping as the two lock back up. McIntyre gains the upper hand as he grabs the back of Jack's head and delivers knee strike after knee strike to the sternum. He drops him with a double leg takedown and applies a figure four leglock and we get the appropriate loud "WOOOOOOOs" from the learned crowd in attendance. Jack is able to make it to the bottom rope and force the break. The two start to make their way to their feet and we get "let's go Drew" chants from the crowd. They exchange knife-edge chops in the corner and the "WOOOOOs" start up again. The less seasoned competitor, Drew, shows off with some push ups after dropping Jack with a kneelift and giving the fans a biceps pose as he lays into Jack with a flurry of jabs on the mat, but Jack did have time to recover. Bradshaw: "McIntyre has the fans on his side, but is showing absolutely no respect to the veteran Jack here. Maybe we're being a bit hasty here, those push ups were probably for circulation." Back in the ring, McIntyre headbutts Jack on the mat. The pace picks up now as McIntyre picks up Jack and delivers a series of suplexes. Heenan: "Feast or Fired is trending on Twitter right now, and our next show will finally provide the official reveal, which is in line because LCWF has also announced its Money in the Bank match coming up." McIntyre picks Jack up and the two head to the corner to exchange chops again. McIntyre delivers a belly to belly suplex out of the corner, but he goes for another and Jack reverses it in to a German suplex of his own. McIntyre rolls out to the floor and Jack slides out after him. McIntyre tries a dropkick off the announce table, but Jack pulls Suzuki in front of him and Suzuki takes the hit. The fans start booing louder still. Dangerously: "The wily Jack showing his ring knowledge outside the ring. I don't expect these two to be helping each other out any time soon. After that shot, I'm not even sure Suzuki will want to tag with McIntyre now, he got him right in the face. We are going to be talking about this rivalry for quite a bit and I'm not upset about it." Jack tosses McIntyre back in the ring, but McIntyre was still trying to smooth things over with Suzuki. Jack takes advantage of his hesitation with a back breaker, then he locks him in a texas cloverleaf. Which does not last long as McIntyre was too close to the bottom rope. McIntyre stops Jack's momentum with a drop toe hold, then comes off the ropes with a seated senton in to the cover for a 1 count. The crowd loved the senton so much McIntyre hits it again and gets a nearfall, much to the crowd's disappointment. McIntyre sets Jack on the top rope now and McIntyre looks for a superplex. But Jack stops it and headbutts him off the turnbuckle and Jack comes off for a splash, but lands right on McIntyre's legs who looked like he got them up just in time. The crowd was impressed with that one as McIntyre rolls Jack up off that reversal for the pinfall.
Here is your winner via pinfall: Drew McIntyre

Jerry Lawler vs. Doug Williams
The bell dings. Dangerously: "Well this one is underway and it promises to be a fair bit of action as it's a former world champion in there. Who was the idiot who booked him to be on the pre-show anyway?" The tie up and Lawler tries to get the quick upper hand with clubbing blows to the back. But Williams pushes him off and takes him down with a European uppercut. The referee gets caught up between them and Williams uses the opportunity to rake Lawler's eyes. This allows Williams to lock in the guillotine choke before Lawler can recuperate. Lawler is tapping!
Here is your winner via submission: Doug Williams
Heenan: "What an unbelievable finish. Williams puts the former champ away early. He has a great argument to bring to Bischoff's desk with that win. Not so much the performance, but you know Bischoff's motto."

Mistikal vs. The Real Americans
The bell dings. It looks like Rick Steiner and Lex Luger are going to start this one off, but, instead, Luger Tags in the promising, young Antonio Cesaro. Cesaro looks like he is about to square up against the former tag team champion, but then turns right around and Tags Luger back in. Steiner leans in to it and pretends to avoid Luger's obviously fake punch before nailing him with a very devastating, very real forearm shot. Luger reverses and irish whip attempt and goes for a back bodydrop, but Steiner reverses it with a simple kick to the face. Steiner starts chopping away at the chest before Luger puts him down with a shoulder tackle. Steiner is quickly back up to connect with a low dropkick to the knee and a float over into a bulldog. Luger rolls over quickly to Tag in The Patriot who charges in only to be connected with an overhead belly to belly suplex. The Patriot rolls back over to his corner to Tag in Cesaro. Cesaro starts chopping away at Steiner. Steiner tries another belly to belly suplex, but Cesaro counters with a stalling vertical suplex attempt of his own. Cesaro held it too long as Hunico and Luther Reigns charge him and take him out with a double spear causing Steiner to fall right on top of him. Then they head over to the opposing corner where they take The Patriot and Luger off the apron with a baseball slide and a hurricanrana, respectively. The crowd is behind the former champions as Steiner drops to his knee. Steiner poses for the crowd, but while he does here comes Irwin R. Schyster out of the crowd. IRS is after Steiner and starts striking him quickly and forcefully. Heenan: "The referee has decided to let this play out. He was told before tonight's show that he has complete discretion in the way he wants to call this match, perhaps something Bischoff is trying out to see how it works. Well, there will be winners here folks because this referee seems to be allowing an attack on the legal man from somebody not even involved in the match." Oddly, IRS allows Steiner to make the Tag in to Reigns before the two of them continue their brawl and move out in to the crowds. Cesaro takes Reigns down with a jumping leg lariat. In the crowd, IRS uppercuts Steiner and then starts biting him. Moving further in to the arena, Steiner finds a mop and starts striking at IRS and beating him on the back with it. Steiner does some more posing by starting to clean the floor before going back to hitting IRS with the mop. They start fighting into a skybox with IRS bouncing Steiner's head off the door. IRS hits a clothesline and a dropkick causing Steiner to lose his balance and crash through the glass table in the middle of the skybox. Bradshaw: "What has gotten in to IRS? He and Steiner had some tag team run ins, but besides that this seems entirely out of character." Cesaro Tags in The Patriot, who immediately starts hammering away at Reigns with lefts and rights. Luger Tags in and continues throwing lefts and rights at Reigns. Tag back to Patriot, but Reigns might be starting the beginning of a comeback as he takes him down with a spear. Hunico is ready for a hot tag, but Luger came over to their corner and pulled Hunico off the apron just in time to prevent the tag. Luger slides back in the ring and assists The Patriot in connecting with a standing moonsault followed by a diving headbutt off his shoulders. The Patriot goes in to the cover off the headbutt and it's a nearfall. Cesaro gets the Tag back in and he plays to the crowd trying to rile them up. Cesaro goes to the top turnbuckle for a diving elbow drop, but Reigns gets the knees up and Cesaro crashes elbow first into them. The Patriot Tags back in, he starts stomping away at the still prone Reigns before he goes over and hits a step up enziguri on Hunico to take him off the apron again. Patriot corners Reigns before irish whipping him into the opposing corner. Reigns gets the boot to the face as Patriot was running at him, he pulls himself to the top rope and connects with a diving bulldog. Luger once again sweeps Hunico's legs out from under to knock him off the apron and then goes in to the ring to confront Reigns. But Reigns is ready for him and dispatches him with two consecutive northern lights suplexes. He delivers a third northern lights suplex on Luger before he turns his attention back to The Patriot and hits a northern lights suplex on him as well. Hunico finally gets the Tag now, ducks a clothesline from both Patriot and Luger on his way to knocking Cesaro off the apron with a cutter. Hunico strikes at both Luger and Patriot with punches, chops, and kicks to the chest. Before he grabs Luger's head and hits a bulldog/clothesline combo. Hunico rolls them both outside the ring and continues the attack there, bouncing both off their heads off the steel ring steps. Hunico heads back in the ring and sends them both in to the barricade with a suicide dive. He pulls Patriot back in to the ring, Tag in to Reigns, Hunico irish whips Patriot in to Reigns, and Reigns takes him out a headbutt. Cesaro comes in from behind and takes Hunico out with a neutralizer. Cesaro picks Patriot back up and makes him dropkick Reigns into the corner. Luger then hits a series of back forearms on him in the corner. Cesaro delivers an airplane that he holds for 15 seconds on Reigns before they drag Patriot over in to the cover for the 3 count!
Here are you winners via an airplane: The Real Americans