Velocity--February 2003
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Velocity
February
1, 2003
By Pete Nyman
A recap of the Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie feud is shown.
Your hosts are Josh Mathews and Ernest Miller.
Jamie Noble (w/Nidia)
vs. Mike Bucci:
Mike Bucci is Nova, for those of you who don’t know his real
name. Footage is shown of Funaki interviewing Nidia and Jamie
Noble before the match. Lockup to start. Jamie Noble put on an
arm wringer. Jamie Noble and Mike Bucci traded hammerlocks and
then Jamie Noble delivered a knee to the gut. Noble pinned Bucci
for a 2 count. Bucci delivered a hiptoss and then a bodyslam.
Mike Bucci then followed up with an elbow. Nidia pulled Noble out
of the ring and Bucci hit a baseball slide into Noble. Nidia
grabbed Bucci as he was trying to get back into the ring, and
then Noble attacked. Noble tied up Bucci in the bottom rope and
then hit him with a top rope legdrop. Noble pinned Bucci for a 2
count. Noble hit a neckbreaker and then pinned Bucci for another
2 count. Noble pinned Bucci for yet another 2 count. Noble put on
a headlock. Bucci delivered some knees to the gut and then he hit
an Enziguri. Bucci pinned Noble for a 2 count. Noble hit a drop
toe hold and then a back suplex and pinned Bucci for the 2 count.
Bucci pinned Noble for the 2 count. Noble then hit the Shake,
Rattle, N’ Roll and pinned Bucci for the 3 count.
Chuck Palumbo vs.
Nunzio:
Chuck Palumbo looks like he just woke up. Lockup. Nunzio
delivered a dropkick to the knee and then another one. Nunzio
then hit a chopblock. Chuck Palumbo hit a clothesline and then
powerbombed Nunzio into the turnbuckles. Palumbo then hit a
Yakuza Kick and pinned Nunzio for the 2 count. Palumbo drove his
shoulder into Nunzio’s gut repeated times and then hit an
overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Palumbo hit a bodyslam and then
an elbow drop and pinned Nunzio for a 2 count. Palumbo then hit a
clothesline and pinned Nunzio for a 2 count. Nunzio hit a
dropkick to the face and a tornado DDT and pinned Palumbo for a 2
count. Nunzio then stunned Palumbo and pinned him for the 3
count.
Footage was shown of some Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie stuff.
A Nathan Jones promo was shown.
Highlights were shown from Smackdown of Edge & Chris Benoit vs. Team Angle.
JVC Extreme Blast of the Night: Eddie Guerrero beating John Cena 2 weeks ago on Smackdown.
Third Match: Chavo
Guerrero vs. Red Dog:
Lockup to start. Chavo Guerrero hit a European Uppercut. Guerrero
then drove his shoulders into Red Dog’s gut and hit a drop
toe hold. Guerrero then hit a back suplex on Red Dog. Guerrero
pinned Red Dog for the 2 count. Guerrero then hit a shoulder
knockdown and pinned Red Dog for another 2 count. Red Dog hit a
powerslam and pinned Guerrero for the 2 count. Red Dog then hit
an elbow drop and a bearhug. Red Dog followed up by delivering a
knee to the gut. Red Dog then hit a clothesline but Chavo
Guerrero hit a knee to the gut and then a missle dropkick.
Guerrero hit a European Uppercut and a dropkick followed by a
dropkick to the head. Guerrero pinned Red Dog for the 2 count.
Guerrero then hit a DDT and pinned Red Dog for the 2 count.
Guerrero hit a knee to the gut and tried for the Gory Bomb, but
Red Dog reversed it into a pin for the 3 count. Guerrero then put
the STF on Red Dog, which is now called the Low Rider, and John
Cena attacked Chavo Guerrero. Eddie Guerrero then came out for
the save.
More clips of Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie were shown.
WWE Rewind: Hulk Hogan knocking out Vince McMahon two weeks ago.
Highlights of The Rock’s promo were shown.
More clips of Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie were shown.
Torrie Wilson vs.
Dawn Marie:
Dawn Marie attacked Torrie Wilson before the bell even rang. The
bell rang, and Dawn Marie choked Torrie Wilson with the ropes.
Dawn Marie then hit a bodyslam and pinned Torrie Wilson for the 2
count. Dawn Marie pulled Torrie Wilson’s hair. Torrie Wilson
hit a headscissors and then a spear. Torrie Wilson then hit a
hair throw and a hair mare. Torrie Wilson then followed up with a
dropkick to the face and pinned Dawn Marie for the 2 count. Dawn
Marie then hit a Hot Shot and an inverted atomic drop. Dawn Marie
then hit a headbutt to Torrie Wilson’s groin. That’s
Velocity’s version of HLA. Dawn Marie pinned Torrie Wilson
for the 2 count. Dawn Marie then drove her shoulder into Torrie
Wilson’s gut but Torrie Wilson delivered a rollup and pinned
Dawn Marie for the 2 count. Torrie Wilson hit two clotheslines
and a suplex and pinned Dawn Marie for another 2 count. Torrie
Wilson hit a neckbreaker and then pinned Dawn Marie for another 2
count. Torrie Wilson hit some knife edged chops and Dawn Marie
rolled up Torrie Wilson for a 2 count. Torrie Wilson hit a DDT
and pinned Dawn Marie for the 3 count.
Velocity
February
8, 2003
John Cena vs. Brian Danielson
To the match as we get some basics and reversals to start,
leading into a drop toehold from Danielson. The American Dragon,
as Danielson is known as in the Indies, was on Velocity a few
weeks ago, by the way, where he lost to Jamie Noble. It was a
good match though. Here, Danielson continues his temporary
offense with an arm bar takedown, while also applying an arm bar.
Cena counters it into a test of strength, allowing him to get his
foe on the mat for consecutive one counts. However, Danielson
manages to bridge up, and Cena is unable to maintain him on the
mat. As a result, Danielson ends up giving Cena a nice monkey
flip, but falls victim to a big clothesline moments later from
the rapper. "That's a monkey flip right there," The Cat
points out. Heh, he's right. Cena pounds away now with some
punches, before sending Danielson hard into the buckle. The
Velocity Jobber comes out to receive a hard back elbow, to which
Cena gets a two count from. The former Velociter has a bearhug on
now at this point, but breaks it up soon after not getting the
submission. He would pay for that mistake, as Danielson drills
him with... the ghetto blaster! Wow, second straight week we've
seen that move. Maybe Bad News Brown is on his way back to WWE! I
wish. Danielson follows up the move with a flurry of offense,
starting out with a rough kick to the groin area. Some upper cuts
later lead to a vicious kick to the back for a near fall, but as
Danielson goes for some more offense in the corner, Cena blasts
him with a boot to the face, and immediately follows with his
patent windmill slam (Called the Kill Switch in OVW) to pick up
the victory. Good match. Ignoring Danielson's "tighty
whities," I enjoy seeing him on the show. But no rap for
Cena? Come on.
Nunzio vs. Funaki
To the match as Funaki knocks down Nunzio with a shoulder
block to start. He follows with a scoop slam and some arm drags
right after, before going to the arm bar. In retaliation, Nunzio
fires back with a hard forearm, and avoids a dropkick from Funaki
seconds later. However, Nunzio is unable to capitalize as he
misses an elbow, and now Funaki works over Nunzio with some kicks
in the corner. On commentary, our hosts talk about Nunzio's
"people." Oh, you mean the guys from the Stacker 2
commercials? Or maybe even Joey Numbers! I'd mark out if Joey
Numbers was actually a real person. Anyway, as Funaki tries to
continue his dominance here, Nunzio nails him with a dropkick in
mid-air as Funaki leapt off the second rope. This gets Guido a
two count on the pin after, and now Nunzio begins working over
Funaki with some kicks and hair pulling. "I need to bring my
people, man" says The Cat. If Marc Loyd was one of those
people, I'd cry of happiness. He needs to have a match with Josh
Matthews to get his job back. Concentrating on the match again,
Nunzio works a bow-and-arrow submission hold, only to have Funaki
turn it into a pin for a two count. A schoolboy and backslide
later get Funaki consecutive near falls, and Nunzio regains
control right after with a clothesline. He now resorts to the
chinlock, and although Funaki elbows out, Nunzio maintains
control by pulling him down by the hair. Despite this, Smackdown
Number One Announcer stays in the match with some punches,
followed by his awesome enzigiri. Both men are down, and as they
get up, Funaki establishes his advantage with a bulldog for two.
He follows by issuing his low dropkick to the face for another
near fall, and proceeding a boot in the corner, Funaki seeks to
wrap everything up with the Rising Sun. Unfortunately for the
former Hardcore Champion, Nunzio counters the move, and manages
to execute his springboard single arm DDT to pick up the one,
two, three. These two worked well together.
Burn of the Night: This past week on Smackdown, Team Angle defeats Los Guerreros to capture the WWE Tag Team Championship. Don't worry Chavo, you'll be getting that Cruiserweight Title soon, hopefully.
Highlights of Paul Heyman and Team Angle's visit to The World are shown.
Josh and Cat show us some of the highlights from the awesome Angle/Benoit match that took place this past week on Smackdown. I'm certainly not complaining about the match, but why give it away on free TV?
Josh and Cat intro more highlights from Smackdown, this time showing Sean O'Haire's conversation with Brian Kendrick, followed by the impersonation of the Nike Shox commercial. I have a few questions. One, how did Sean get on Smackdown if he's on the RAW brand? For those that don't know, O'Haire spent a few months fighting on HeAT, going undefeated I may add, then went off TV, before being introduced again with those promos. What a surprise, another flaw in the brand extension. And here's another question, WHY couldn't they have that Albert Squash take place on Velocity? It would've been the perfect birthday present for me, but I'll be fine with A-Train/Edge later on. As far as the streaking itself goes, the whole segment would've been better if they got Lord Alfred Hayes to do the commentating.
Bill DeMott vs. Phil Brown
DeMott starts by shoving down Brown, and as he chokes the
innocent jobber, he yells, "What are you thinking?!"
several times. Yeah Phil, what are you thinking accepting this
squash? Let's see now, clothesline chops, punches, all by DeMott.
Oh, and here's the SCREAMING WARTHOG RAM OF PAIN! He got that
from Albert, ya know. More choking, more punches, more marking
out by me. But wait a minute, Phil fires back with a right hand!
"He's fighting back, Cat!" comments Josh. Yeah, how
could a jobber be fighting back during a Bill DeMott squash? Phil
adds in a kick to the face, but as he goes off the ropes, DeMott
clocks him with a clothesline, and follows up with a powerbomb
(Not the Dr. Bomb) right after to pick up the win. After the
match, DeMott adds in another powerbomb for good measure.
Rewind: Two weeks ago on Smackdown, Vince tells the world that he will kill Hulkamania. It's amazing how so many have said that, but never actually accomplished it. If the Twin Towers and Slick, or even King Haku, couldn't do it, then who does Vince think he is saying that he could?
Josh and Cat show us the Rock's interview from Smackdown, followed by the Rock/Hogan exchange. Hogan, consider yourself dissed by The Rock. And you're only supposed to retaliate when you're opponent is actually listening.
Josh and Cat introduce an A-Train/Edge highlights package. We are so close to this match, and I am so PUMPED!!
A-Train vs. Edge
Here we go, to the match now as both men STARE each other
down before engaging into a tie-up and into the corner. As they
break it up, Edge shoves Albert, and they tie-up into the corner
again. As Smackdown's best referee Mike Chioda breaks it up once
again, Albert attempts a cheap shot, but Edge ducks it and
responds with an arsenal of punches. Albert simply shoves him
away to avoid the barrage of right hands, and he knocks Edge down
with a SCREAMING shoulder block. I love when Albert screams. As
Albert tries to follow up with a big splash though, Edge rolls
out of the way, and gets in a few kicks to the rib area. They go
into the corner, where Albert reverses an Irish whip attempt.
When he tries to follow up with the
I-Love-To-Scream-Very-Very-Loud-As-I-Run-At-You-In-The-Corner
ram, Edge dodges it and follows with some shoulder rams of his
own. Soon after, Edge connects with a dropkick to the ribs, but
as seeks some more offense right after, A-Train shilacks him with
a clothesline, and now we get to see some of that exciting Albert
offense. He starts off with some kicks, just as the crowd starts
up the loudest "Shave Your Back" chant I've ever heard.
Wow, even the crowd is into this. Vince must've paid the crowd or
something to get them into this Albert match, and once again, I
thank him. A backbreaker now for Albert leads right into an elbow
to the back. Excuse me for a second here but I really love
Albert's offense. He's my favorite wrestler, ya know. Albert now
goes to the abdominal stretch, which is GREAT ring psychology,
proving to all of you Albert critics out there that the guy
really isn't dumb. Anyway, Albert breaks the hold to deliver
another backbreaker, and he manages to yell, "Get up!"
at Edge. I love when he yells like that to jobbers. Albert goes
back to the abdominal stretch right after, and then breaks it to
attempt another backbreaker. However, Edge wiggles free and
scores with a schoolboy for a near fall. As he goes for his
face-plant now, Albert counters with a knockdown, and some of his
INTENSE "clubby" blows to the side of the head.
Albert hopes to get a submission now as he applies a bearhug,
while The Cat laughs at the irony. You see, he's like a bear...
giving Edge a bearhug. I'm sure you get it. Anyway, Edge somehow
counters the hold with a jawbreaker, and he follows up with some
punches to the mid-section. A clothesline later is unable to take
the big man off his feet, but a flying forearm is enough to
accomplish the task. As Edge goes off the ropes again, Albert
gets him up for a military press slam, but Edge frees himself,
and takes A-Train down with the Edge-O-Matic for a near fall. He
now goes for the Edgecution to end it right here, but Albert rams
him into the corner. He now goes for the Baldo Bomb... err,
Derailer, but Edge dropkicks himself away. The former
Intercontinental Champion then goes for the Spear, but Albert
gets out of the way, and this allows him to connect on a corner
ram, followed by a clothesline. Albert now goes for a Vader Bomb
in the corner, and since that move rarely worked for him in the
past here on Velocity, Edge gets the knees up, and soon follows
with the Spear to pick up the hard-fought win in an exciting
match. Great match between these two, and I'm happy they had it
take place on Velocity.
Velocity
February
15, 2003
Thanks to www.rajahwwf.com for the results
In memory of
Curt Hennig
"Mr. Perfect"
1958-2003
Hello again everyone and welcome to your RajahWWF.com Velocity report. I am your host Jason. Let's get started...
Alongside Ernest "The Cat" Miller, Josh Mathews welcomes us aboard and sends it in to ring announcer Tony Chimel for our opening contest.
Bill DeMott vs. Funaki
-Referee Mike Sparks calls for the bell and we're off. Funaki
tries some right hands before DeMott bashes him into the corner.
Funaki dodges the corner charge and works a schoolboy for a near
fall. Funaki scores an inziguri, but DeMott regains control with
some choking over the middle rope. Bill drives forearms into
Funaki's head and gets a near fall. DeMott cinches in a modified
reverse chinlock. Funaki tries to fight up, but DeMott throws him
down by the hair. Funaki manages a dropkick and gets a two count,
but DeMott comes back with a stiff clothesline that knocks Funaki
clean out. With no need to bother with a finisher, DeMott kicks
Funaki over onto his back and gets the effortless 1-2-3 at 3:10.
-HERE is YOUR Winner: Bill DeMott
Commercial
Mathews intros Smackdown highlights of the ongoing feud between Brock Lesnar and WWE Champion Kurt Angle. Brock interrupted Kurt while Angle was trying to put the moves on Smackdown GM Stephanie McMahon for Valentine's Day. General Manager McMahon booked a Six-Man Tag Team Match for No Way Out pitting Kurt and Team Angle against the threesome of Lesnar, Edge and Chris Benoit.
Later in the evening, Brock demolished John Cena in a match before goading Angle into the ring for a little psychological warfare. Team Angle, however, saw things differently.
Commercial
WWE Rewind: On Smackdown, Rey Mysterio defeats Matt Hardy, who is trying to lose weight to be able to face Cruiserweight Champion Billy Kidman.
Shannon Moore vs. Mike
Knox
-Between Moore's pop and Knox's heelish look, I guess Shannon's
the face in this one. Moore hasn't won a match in ages. Shannon
with the early advantage before taking Knox over with a
hurracuranna. Knox manages a back suplex and covers for two from
senior Smackdown referee Mike Chioda. Knox with a backbreaker.
1-2-kickout. Knox shoves Moore into the ropes and drives some
forearms into his back on the rebound. That's right out of Sgt.
Slaughter's playbook. Seated surfboard by Knox, but Moore won't
give. Shannon powers out and gets the elbow up on a corner
charge, but Knox kicks him to the mat. Moore dropkicks Knox's
knee to get the bigger man down and scores a springboard
crossbody out of the corner for two. Moore blocks a corner charge
with his boots and comes off the second rope with a sweet
swinging neckbreaker to end it at 3:23. Good little match, Moore
picks up a sorely needed victory.
-HERE is YOUR Winner: Shannon Moore
Commercial
WWE Burn of the Night: On Smackdown two weeks ago, The Rock promos on Hollywood Hulk Hogan via satellite.
Mathews and Miller intro a video package that chronicles the history between The Rock and Hollywood Hulk Hogan. They will meet for only the second time at No Way Out. Both men will be in attendance this coming Thursday on Smackdown.
Commercial
The latest Nathan Jones promo airs. He will debut in an interview this coming Thursday on Smackdown.
Jamie Noble w/Nidia vs.
Billy Kidman for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship
-A series of nice basics leads to a Kidman head scissors takeover
that sends Noble to the outside. Kidman planchas out, but Noble
dodges and tosses Billy back into the ring. Noble gets a near
fall from referee Brian Hebner before kicking away at Billy.
Noble with a double neck vise using Billy's own arms against him,
but Kidman fights out. Noble drives Kidman to the mat with a
forearm and goes to the second rope, but Kidman rolls out of the
ring to avoid the hangman's legdrop. Noble brings Kidman back in
with a Northern Lights suplex for a near fall before dropping
Billy's throat over the top rope. Backbreaker by Noble for a near
fall. Kneeling inverted neck vise by Noble, but Kidman won't
quit. Kidman fights up and scores his Death Valley back breaker.
Both men are down...
Commercial
...They rise and slug it out.
Kidman with a huge backdrop and a beautiful dropkick. 1-2-Noble
kicks out. Noble looks for the Tigerbomb, but Kidman counters
into a double leg pin for two. Noble gets a near fall after a
clothesline. Kidman goes for a springboard DDT, but Noble turns
it into a back suplex. 1-2-shoulder up by Kidman. Kidman counters
a powerbomb into an X-Factor, but Nidia is up on the apron.
Referee Hebner tries to warn her down, but Kidman has to come
over to get rid of her. Noble charges, but Billy dodges and Noble
nails Nidia. Schoolboy! 1-2-Noble barely gets the shoulder up.
They get to their feet and Noble scores the Tigerbomb. 1-2-Kidman
just gets the shoulder up. Kidman manages to drop Noble to the
mat and goes to the top for the Shooting Star Press. 1-2-3.
Kidman takes it at 7:08 to retain his title and end a really good
match. Kidman in the best wrestler no one cares about.
-HERE is YOUR Winner and STILL the WWE Cruiserweight Champion: Billy
Kidman
Mathews and Miller quickly wrap the show and that's that.
And so, for The Cat and The Kid, this is The Commissioner saying...
GOODnight Everybody!
Velocity
February
22, 2003
Thanks to www.rajahwwf.com for the results
Alongside Ernest "The Cat" Miller, Josh Mathews welcomes us aboard before sending it in to ring announcer Tony Chimel for our opening contest.
Billy Kidman vs. Shannon
Moore
-This is a non-title affair as Billy has Matt Hardy tomorrow
night with the Cruiserweight title on the line. A nice series of
basics leads to a Kidman headscissors take over, but Moore foils
the corner mount and scores a back suplex for a near fall from
referee Brian Hebner. Moore with a hard whip into the buckle
before tossing Billy to the mat. 1-kickout. 1-kickout. 1-kickout
by Kidman. Moore works a seated surfboard and the crowd cheers
Billy on. Kidman gets the boot up on a corner charge and works a
series of clotheslines. Death Valley back breaker by Kidman.
1-2-kickout by Moore. Shannon gets a hear fall of his own before
Kidman works a tight inside cradle. 1-2-Moore kicks out. Kidman
dodges a Moore splash and drops Shannon with a powerbomb.
Shooting Star Press! 1-2-3! Kidman wins it at 4:03. Bring on Matt
Hardy.
-HERE is YOUR Winner: Billy Kidman
Commercial
WWE Burn of the Night: Last week on Velocity, Bill DeMott knocked Funaki clean out with a hard clothesline.
Funaki vs. Bill DeMott
-I guess Funaki's a real glutton for punishment. Either that, or
someone on the booking team has a real mean streak in them.
Funaki tries to attack DeMott on the outside, but Bill easily
takes control and levels Funaki with a clothesline. Funaki
manages an inziguri and some right hands. Bulldog by Funaki for
two from referee Mike Sparks. Huge back suplex by DeMott. DeMott
beats Funaki about the head and shoulders over the middle rope.
Funaki tries for a crucifix, but it's nothing doing, DeMott turns
it into a big Samoan drop. DeMott goes to the top, but Funaki
dodges the flying elbow. Funaki goes to the top and scores a
cross body block. 1-2-kickout. DeMott levels Funaki with a huge
clothesline and then adds the stiff powerbomb for the 1-2-3 at
3:18.
-HERE is YOUR Winner: Bill DeMott
Commercial
Mathews intros Smackdown highlights of Brock Lesnar running the Team Angle gauntlet to earn an all too brief match for Kurt Angle's WWE Championship.
WWE Rewind: On Smackdown, Rikishi defeats Johnny Stamboli, but he's soon whacked by the rest of the family.
Nunzio & Chuck
Palumbo w/Johnny Stamboli vs. Nova & Johnny Jeter
-Nunzio and Nova (who looks nothing like he did in ECW) start
with some basics and reversals before Jeter tags in. Jeter
hammers away on Nunzio left arm and Nova returns to get two from
referee Jimmy Korderes. Nova keeps control of Nunzio with
armdrags, but Nunzio manages to tag Palumbo. Chuck beats Nova
down in the corner, but Nova comes back with a head scissors
takeover. Nova knocks Nunzio off the apron and leaps from the
second rope at Palumbo, but Chuck catches him and Samoan drops
him to the mat. Palumbo goads Jeter into the ring so Nunzio can
choke Nova. Nunzio tags in. Sicilian Slice! 1-2-Nova kicks out.
Nunzio now goads Jeter in and Palumbo sneaks in with an overhead
belly-to-belly for a near fall. Discus punch by Palumbo and
Nunzio returns. The heat segment continues with a Nunzio armbar,
but Nova won't give. Nova manages an inziguri and makes the hot
tag. Jeter keeps the opponents at arm's length and mounts Nunzio
in the corner for punches, but Nunzio pushes him away and Palumbo
blasts Palumbo with a Mafia Kick for the 1-2-3 at 5:34. Pretty
standard.
-HERE are YOUR Winners: Chuck Palumbo & Nunzio
Commercial
Mathews and Miller intro a video package of the build-up to Rock Vs. Hogan II. That match will go down tomorrow night at No Way Out.
Josh and The Cat run down the balance of the No Way Out card.
Commercial
The silly (and kinda racist) new Los Guerreros promo airs.
Team Angle vs. Los
Guerreros
-Haas and Benjamin really hear it from the crowd before Tony
Chimel can even introduce them. This will be a non-title affair.
Eddie and Haas start with Guerrero in control with a headscissors
on the mat. A nice series of basics earns each man a one count
from referee Mike Chioda. Hass winds up the arm, but Eddie flips
out of it and delivers a dropkick. Tag to Chavo. Chavo keeps
control and tags Eddie back in. Eddie somersault splashes in for
a near fall. Chavo returns and gets a near fall before Haas
escapes and Benjamin tags in. The Eddie tries to hang Shelton in
the Guerrero corner as Chavo detains referee Chioda. Benjamin
escapes the corner and stomps away on Chavo before tossing him
out. Benjamin distracts the ref while Haas kicks the hell out of
Chavo on the outside. Haas tags in and scores a nice overhead
belly-to-belly. 1-2-broken up by Eddie. Benjamin tags in and gets
near fall of his own before forcing Chavo into the corner and
tagging Haas. Charlie drives the boots to Chavo and tags Benjamin
back in. Chavo scores a desperation dropkick and makes the hot
tag. Eddie gets the best of both opponents before working a
series of vertical suplexes on Haas. 1-2-broken up by Benjamin.
Everyone gets into it in the ring before Benjamin is tossed over
the top. Los Guerreros look for the Mexican at Trick, but
Benjamin pulls Haas out. Team Angle have seen enough to know they
have seen too much and take to the ramp. Referee Chioda lays down
the ten count as the Guerreros look on and that's that at 6:59.
-HERE are YOUR Winners as the result of a Count Out: Los
Guerreros
Mathews and Miller quickly shill for tomorrow night's Sunday Night Heat (which will air on TNN) and that's it.
And so, for The Kid and The Cat, this is The Commissioner saying...
GOODNight Everybody!!!