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-	\|[[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) (with [[Henry Rayborn<!--(1968, pg. 55)-->\|Chubby Dudley]], [[Dances with Dudley<!--Edward--><!--o--> <!--Berthelot (1967, pg. 113)-->\|Dances with Dudley]] and [[Sign Guy Dudley<!--Lou John Dargan (1972, pg. 7)-->\|Sign Guy Dudley]]) defeated [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]) (with [[Sal<!--vatore--> Bellomo-Flemming<!--(2004, pg 85)-->\|Sal Bellomo]] and [[Big Guido<!--Michael Larson (1972, pg. 141)-->\|Big Guido]])	+	\|[[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) (with [[Henry Rayborn<!--(1968, pg. 55)-->\|Chubby Dudley]], [[Dances with Dudley<!--Edward--><!--o--> <!--Berthelot (1967, pg. 113)-->\|Dances with Dudley]] and [[Sign Guy Dudley<!--Lou John Dargan (1972, pg. 7)-->\|Sign Guy Dudley]]) defeated [[The Full Blooded Italians]] ([[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and [[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]) (with [[Sal<!--vatore--> Bellomo-Flemming<!--(2004, pg 85)-->\|Sal Bellomo]] and [[Big Guido<!--Michael Larson (1972, pg. 141)-->\|Big Guido]])
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	This was followed by [[Damien Kane<!--Edward Berthelot-Bazzaza (1968, pg. 19)-->\|Damien Kane]], who brought out Paul Lauria to compete against [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]]. Whipwreck executed a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Hurricanrana\|Franken-Mikey]]'' to win the match. After the match, [[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|John Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]) attacked Whipwreck and Lauria and nailed a ''[[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Total Elimination\|Total Elimination]]'' to Lauria and then challenged Whipwreck to bring out [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]], who showed up and the two challenged Eliminators for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship\|World Tag Team Championship]]. After knocking out Sabu through a [[Table (furniture)\|table]], Eliminators executed a ''Total Elimination'' on Whipwreck to retain the titles.		This was followed by [[Damien Kane<!--Edward Berthelot-Bazzaza (1968, pg. 19)-->\|Damien Kane]], who brought out Paul Lauria to compete against [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]]. Whipwreck executed a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Hurricanrana\|Franken-Mikey]]'' to win the match. After the match, [[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|John Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]) attacked Whipwreck and Lauria and nailed a ''[[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Total Elimination\|Total Elimination]]'' to Lauria and then challenged Whipwreck to bring out [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]], who showed up and the two challenged Eliminators for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship\|World Tag Team Championship]]. After knocking out Sabu through a [[Table (furniture)\|table]], Eliminators executed a ''Total Elimination'' on Whipwreck to retain the titles.

-	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.	+	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] ([[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and [[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.

	[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his XCW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the XCW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.		[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his XCW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the XCW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.

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	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.		Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.

-	[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his ~~ECW~~ debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the ~~ECW~~ roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.	+	[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his XCW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the XCW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.

	Next, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] defended the [[XCW World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]] against [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]], [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]]. Scorpio hit a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Somersault leg drop\|Tumbleweed]]'' on the defending champion Jericho to eliminate him. Douglas and Pitbull teamed with each other to work on Scorpio and Pitbull hit a [[Powerbomb#Superbomb\|superbomb]] to eliminate Scorpio. Douglas hit a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly-to-belly suplex]] and then [[The Pitbulls\|Pitbulls]]' manager [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]] showed up at ringside to seemingly distract Douglas until she kissed him and threw powder into Pitbull's eyes, thus [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Turn\|turn]]ing on the Pitbulls. [[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] came out and drove Francine through a table with a superbomb. Near the end of the match, Pitbull #2 missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] against Douglas in the corner and Douglas hit a belly-to-belly suplex to win the title.		Next, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] defended the [[XCW World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]] against [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]], [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]]. Scorpio hit a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Somersault leg drop\|Tumbleweed]]'' on the defending champion Jericho to eliminate him. Douglas and Pitbull teamed with each other to work on Scorpio and Pitbull hit a [[Powerbomb#Superbomb\|superbomb]] to eliminate Scorpio. Douglas hit a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly-to-belly suplex]] and then [[The Pitbulls\|Pitbulls]]' manager [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]] showed up at ringside to seemingly distract Douglas until she kissed him and threw powder into Pitbull's eyes, thus [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Turn\|turn]]ing on the Pitbulls. [[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] came out and drove Francine through a table with a superbomb. Near the end of the match, Pitbull #2 missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] against Douglas in the corner and Douglas hit a belly-to-belly suplex to win the title.

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	\|[[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|Louie Spicolli]] defeated [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]]		\|[[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|Louie Spicolli]] defeated [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]]
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	\|[[Don Ferriter-Fullington<!--(1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] defeated [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]] (c), [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] and [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] (with [[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington (Ex-wife of Don Ferriter)-->\|Lori]] and Tyler Fullington)		\|[[Don Ferriter-Fullington<!--(1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] defeated [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]] (c), [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] and [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] (with [[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington (Ex-wife of Don Ferriter)-->\|Lori]] and Tyler Fullington)
-	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match\|Steel cage match]] for the [[~~ECW~~ World Heavyweight Championship]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match\|Steel cage match]] for the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship]]
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-	\|~~[[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|~~Louie Spicolli~~]] defeated [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]]~~	+	\|Sabu defeated Louie Spicolli
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	\|[[Don Ferriter-Fullington<!--(1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] defeated [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]] (c), [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] and [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] (with [[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington (Ex-wife of Don Ferriter)-->\|Lori]] and Tyler Fullington)		\|[[Don Ferriter-Fullington<!--(1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] defeated [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]] (c), [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] and [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] (with [[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington (Ex-wife of Don Ferriter)-->\|Lori]] and Tyler Fullington)
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match\|Steel cage match]] for the [[ECW World Heavyweight Championship]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match\|Steel cage match]] for the [[ECW World Heavyweight Championship]]

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-	\|[[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]] defeated [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] (c), [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] and [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]]	+	\|[[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]] defeated [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] (c), [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] and [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]]
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|Four-way dance]] for the [[XCW World Television Championship]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|Four-way dance]] for the [[XCW World Television Championship]]
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-	\|~~In the following match,~~ [[~~Pablo Márquez~~ (~~wrestler~~)\|~~El Puerto Riqueño]] took on [[~~Louie Spicolli]]~~. Spicolli quickly won the match by executing a ''~~[[~~Professional wrestling throws#Death Valley driver\|Spicolli Driver]]'' and a chair shot. After the match~~, ~~Sabu came out to wrestle Spicolli~~. ~~After a back and forth match, Sabu delivered an ''[[Leg drop#Somersault leg drop~~\|~~Arabian Facebuster~~]]~~'' to Spicolli for the win.~~	+	\|[[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|Louie Spicolli]] defeated [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]]
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-	\|[[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Saturn]]) (c) defeated [[~~Alvin Stevens~~<!--(~~1968~~, pg. 28)-->\|]] and Mikey Whipwreck	+	\|[[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Saturn]]) (c) defeated [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]] and Mikey Whipwreck
	\|Tag team match for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship]]		\|Tag team match for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship]]
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	===Main event match===		===Main event match===
-	The team of [[The Sandman<!--(Don Ferriter-Fullington 1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] took on [[Raven's Nest]] members [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]], [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] and [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] in a unique triple fight [[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match\|steel cage match]] for the [[~~ECW~~ World Heavyweight Championship]], which stipulated that Richards instead of defending champion Raven needed to be pinned for the title change. Sandman and Raven fought inside the cage, Dreamer and Lee brawled throughout the arena and Gordy and Richards fought at the Eagle's Nest. Sandman hit a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] to Raven inside the cage to win the match. However, the title did not change hands as Richards had not been pinned. After the match, Lee choked out [[Melissa Dee Hiatt<!--(1972 , pg. 139)-->\|Missy Hyatt]], [[Paulette Trisha Hayden<!--(1969, ,pg. 141)-->\|Beulah McGillicutty]] and [[Kristin Lonnes<!--Laum (2001 pg. 51)-->\|Kimona Wanalaya]].	+	The team of [[The Sandman<!--(Don Ferriter-Fullington 1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] took on [[Raven's Nest]] members [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]], [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] and [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] in a unique triple fight [[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match\|steel cage match]] for the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship]], which stipulated that Richards instead of defending champion Raven needed to be pinned for the title change. Sandman and Raven fought inside the cage, Dreamer and Lee brawled throughout the arena and Gordy and Richards fought at the Eagle's Nest. Sandman hit a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] to Raven inside the cage to win the match. However, the title did not change hands as Richards had not been pinned. After the match, Lee choked out [[Melissa Dee Hiatt<!--(1972 , pg. 139)-->\|Missy Hyatt]], [[Paulette Trisha Hayden<!--(1969, ,pg. 141)-->\|Beulah McGillicutty]] and [[Kristin Lonnes<!--Laum (2001 pg. 51)-->\|Kimona Wanalaya]].

	==Reception==		==Reception==

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Preliminary matches

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	This was followed by [[Damien Kane<!--Edward Berthelot-Bazzaza (1968, pg. 19)-->\|Damien Kane]], who brought out Paul Lauria to compete against [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]]. Whipwreck executed a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Hurricanrana\|Franken-Mikey]]'' to win the match. After the match, [[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|John Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]) attacked Whipwreck and Lauria and nailed a ''[[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Total Elimination\|Total Elimination]]'' to Lauria and then challenged Whipwreck to bring out [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]], who showed up and the two challenged Eliminators for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship\|World Tag Team Championship]]. After knocking out Sabu through a [[Table (furniture)\|table]], Eliminators executed a ''Total Elimination'' on Whipwreck to retain the titles.		This was followed by [[Damien Kane<!--Edward Berthelot-Bazzaza (1968, pg. 19)-->\|Damien Kane]], who brought out Paul Lauria to compete against [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]]. Whipwreck executed a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Hurricanrana\|Franken-Mikey]]'' to win the match. After the match, [[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|John Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]) attacked Whipwreck and Lauria and nailed a ''[[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Total Elimination\|Total Elimination]]'' to Lauria and then challenged Whipwreck to bring out [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]], who showed up and the two challenged Eliminators for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship\|World Tag Team Championship]]. After knocking out Sabu through a [[Table (furniture)\|table]], Eliminators executed a ''Total Elimination'' on Whipwreck to retain the titles.

-	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]]]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.	+	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.

	[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his ECW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the ECW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.		[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his ECW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the ECW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.

-	Next, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] defended the [[~~ECW~~ World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]] against [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]], [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]]. Scorpio hit a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Somersault leg drop\|Tumbleweed]]'' on the defending champion Jericho to eliminate him. Douglas and Pitbull teamed with each other to work on Scorpio and Pitbull hit a [[Powerbomb#Superbomb\|superbomb]] to eliminate Scorpio. Douglas hit a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly-to-belly suplex]] and then [[The Pitbulls\|Pitbulls]]' manager [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]] showed up at ringside to seemingly distract Douglas until she kissed him and threw powder into Pitbull's eyes, thus [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Turn\|turn]]ing on the Pitbulls. [[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] came out and drove Francine through a table with a superbomb. Near the end of the match, Pitbull #2 missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] against Douglas in the corner and Douglas hit a belly-to-belly suplex to win the title.	+	Next, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] defended the [[XCW World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]] against [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]], [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]]. Scorpio hit a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Somersault leg drop\|Tumbleweed]]'' on the defending champion Jericho to eliminate him. Douglas and Pitbull teamed with each other to work on Scorpio and Pitbull hit a [[Powerbomb#Superbomb\|superbomb]] to eliminate Scorpio. Douglas hit a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly-to-belly suplex]] and then [[The Pitbulls\|Pitbulls]]' manager [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]] showed up at ringside to seemingly distract Douglas until she kissed him and threw powder into Pitbull's eyes, thus [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Turn\|turn]]ing on the Pitbulls. [[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] came out and drove Francine through a table with a superbomb. Near the end of the match, Pitbull #2 missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] against Douglas in the corner and Douglas hit a belly-to-belly suplex to win the title.

	In the following match, [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]] took on [[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|Louie Spicolli]]. Spicolli quickly won the match by executing a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Death Valley driver\|Spicolli Driver]]'' and a chair shot. After the match, Sabu came out to wrestle Spicolli. After a back and forth match, Sabu delivered an ''[[Leg drop#Somersault leg drop\|Arabian Facebuster]]'' to Spicolli for the win.		In the following match, [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]] took on [[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|Louie Spicolli]]. Spicolli quickly won the match by executing a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Death Valley driver\|Spicolli Driver]]'' and a chair shot. After the match, Sabu came out to wrestle Spicolli. After a back and forth match, Sabu delivered an ''[[Leg drop#Somersault leg drop\|Arabian Facebuster]]'' to Spicolli for the win.

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	The event featured wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and [[Narrative thread\|storylines]]. Wrestlers portrayed [[Heel (professional wrestling)\|villains]], [[Face (professional wrestling)\|heroes]], or [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Tweener\|less distinguishable characters]] in the scripted events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches played out on XCW's television program ''[[XCW Hardcore TV\|Hardcore TV]]''.		The event featured wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and [[Narrative thread\|storylines]]. Wrestlers portrayed [[Heel (professional wrestling)\|villains]], [[Face (professional wrestling)\|heroes]], or [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Tweener\|less distinguishable characters]] in the scripted events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches played out on XCW's television program ''[[XCW Hardcore TV\|Hardcore TV]]''.

-	At [[XCW A Matter of Respect (1996)\|A Matter of Respect]], [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]] defeated [[The Sandman<!--(Don Ferriter-Fullington 1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]] and [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|three-way dance]] to retain the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship\|World Heavyweight Championship]]. At [[XCW Hardcore Heaven (1996)\|Hardcore Heaven]], Raven retained the title against [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] due to interference by [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] and then a post-match brawl ensued between [[Raven's Nest]] and Gordy, Sandman and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]]. Later at the event, Dreamer defeated [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Weapon-based variations\|weapons match]]. After the ~~matchThe~~ Bruise Brothers]] attacked Dreamer and Lee [[chokeslam]]med him from the Eagle's Nest onto three stacked tables in the balcony. On the June 25 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', Richards brought back Sandman's wife [[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington-->\|Peaches]] to XCW and Raven had her on side due to Sandman and Peaches' issues in 1994. The following week, on July 2 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Sandman, Dreamer and Gordy would take on Raven, Lee and Richards in a triple fight [[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match\|steel cage match]], with the World Heavyweight Championship on the line and the title would change hands if Richards would be pinned. On the July 9 ''Hardcore TV'', Raven also turned Sandman's son Tyler against him.	+	At [[XCW A Matter of Respect (1996)\|A Matter of Respect]], [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]] defeated [[The Sandman<!--(Don Ferriter-Fullington 1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]] and [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|three-way dance]] to retain the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship\|World Heavyweight Championship]]. At [[XCW Hardcore Heaven (1996)\|Hardcore Heaven]], Raven retained the title against [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] due to interference by [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] and then a post-match brawl ensued between [[Raven's Nest]] and Gordy, Sandman and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]]. Later at the event, Dreamer defeated [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Weapon-based variations\|weapons match]]. After the match [[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|The Bruise Brothers]] attacked Dreamer and Lee [[chokeslam]]med him from the Eagle's Nest onto three stacked tables in the balcony. On the June 25 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', Richards brought back Sandman's wife [[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington-->\|Peaches]] to XCW and Raven had her on side due to Sandman and Peaches' issues in 1994. The following week, on July 2 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Sandman, Dreamer and Gordy would take on Raven, Lee and Richards in a triple fight [[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match\|steel cage match]], with the World Heavyweight Championship on the line and the title would change hands if Richards would be pinned. On the July 9 ''Hardcore TV'', Raven also turned Sandman's son Tyler against him.

	At A Matter of Respect, [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]] defeated [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] to win the [[XCW World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]]. Douglas was scheduled to defend the title against Scorpio at [[XCW Fight the Power\|Fight the Power]] but Scorpio was hospitalized due to fever and then he defeated [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]], Don E. Allen, [[Christopher Kermit Griffin<!--(1965, pg.137)--> (wrestler)\|Devon Storm]] and [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]] in a quick succession until he insulted [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]], who along with a bunch of wrestlers was carrying away the defeated wrestlers. Douglas also insulted Pitbull's [[Valet (professional wrestling)\|valet]] [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]], who slapped Douglas and he retaliated by hitting her with a [[Suplex#Belly-to-back suplex\|belly-to-back suplex]]. Pitbull then defeated Douglas in an [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#impromptu match\|impromptu match]] to win the title. At Hardcore Heaven, Pitbull #2 lost the title to [Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]]. On the June 25 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Jericho would defend the title against former champions 2 Cold Scorpio, Shane Douglas and Pitbull #2 in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]] at Heat Wave.		At A Matter of Respect, [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]] defeated [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] to win the [[XCW World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]]. Douglas was scheduled to defend the title against Scorpio at [[XCW Fight the Power\|Fight the Power]] but Scorpio was hospitalized due to fever and then he defeated [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]], Don E. Allen, [[Christopher Kermit Griffin<!--(1965, pg.137)--> (wrestler)\|Devon Storm]] and [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]] in a quick succession until he insulted [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]], who along with a bunch of wrestlers was carrying away the defeated wrestlers. Douglas also insulted Pitbull's [[Valet (professional wrestling)\|valet]] [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]], who slapped Douglas and he retaliated by hitting her with a [[Suplex#Belly-to-back suplex\|belly-to-back suplex]]. Pitbull then defeated Douglas in an [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#impromptu match\|impromptu match]] to win the title. At Hardcore Heaven, Pitbull #2 lost the title to [Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]]. On the June 25 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Jericho would defend the title against former champions 2 Cold Scorpio, Shane Douglas and Pitbull #2 in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]] at Heat Wave.

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	This was followed by [[Damien Kane<!--Edward Berthelot-Bazzaza (1968, pg. 19)-->\|Damien Kane]], who brought out Paul Lauria to compete against [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]]. Whipwreck executed a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Hurricanrana\|Franken-Mikey]]'' to win the match. After the match, [[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|John Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]) attacked Whipwreck and Lauria and nailed a ''[[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Total Elimination\|Total Elimination]]'' to Lauria and then challenged Whipwreck to bring out [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]], who showed up and the two challenged Eliminators for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship\|World Tag Team Championship]]. After knocking out Sabu through a [[Table (furniture)\|table]], Eliminators executed a ''Total Elimination'' on Whipwreck to retain the titles.		This was followed by [[Damien Kane<!--Edward Berthelot-Bazzaza (1968, pg. 19)-->\|Damien Kane]], who brought out Paul Lauria to compete against [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]]. Whipwreck executed a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Hurricanrana\|Franken-Mikey]]'' to win the match. After the match, [[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|John Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]) attacked Whipwreck and Lauria and nailed a ''[[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Total Elimination\|Total Elimination]]'' to Lauria and then challenged Whipwreck to bring out [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]], who showed up and the two challenged Eliminators for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship\|World Tag Team Championship]]. After knocking out Sabu through a [[Table (furniture)\|table]], Eliminators executed a ''Total Elimination'' on Whipwreck to retain the titles.

-	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.	+	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] ([[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and [[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.

	[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his XCW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the XCW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.		[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his XCW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the XCW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.

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	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.		Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.

-	[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his ~~ECW~~ debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the ~~ECW~~ roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.	+	[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his XCW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the XCW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.

	Next, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] defended the [[XCW World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]] against [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]], [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]]. Scorpio hit a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Somersault leg drop\|Tumbleweed]]'' on the defending champion Jericho to eliminate him. Douglas and Pitbull teamed with each other to work on Scorpio and Pitbull hit a [[Powerbomb#Superbomb\|superbomb]] to eliminate Scorpio. Douglas hit a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly-to-belly suplex]] and then [[The Pitbulls\|Pitbulls]]' manager [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]] showed up at ringside to seemingly distract Douglas until she kissed him and threw powder into Pitbull's eyes, thus [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Turn\|turn]]ing on the Pitbulls. [[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] came out and drove Francine through a table with a superbomb. Near the end of the match, Pitbull #2 missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] against Douglas in the corner and Douglas hit a belly-to-belly suplex to win the title.		Next, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] defended the [[XCW World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]] against [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]], [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]]. Scorpio hit a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Somersault leg drop\|Tumbleweed]]'' on the defending champion Jericho to eliminate him. Douglas and Pitbull teamed with each other to work on Scorpio and Pitbull hit a [[Powerbomb#Superbomb\|superbomb]] to eliminate Scorpio. Douglas hit a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly-to-belly suplex]] and then [[The Pitbulls\|Pitbulls]]' manager [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]] showed up at ringside to seemingly distract Douglas until she kissed him and threw powder into Pitbull's eyes, thus [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Turn\|turn]]ing on the Pitbulls. [[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] came out and drove Francine through a table with a superbomb. Near the end of the match, Pitbull #2 missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] against Douglas in the corner and Douglas hit a belly-to-belly suplex to win the title.

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	\|[[Don Ferriter-Fullington<!--(1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] defeated [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]] (c), [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] and [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] (with [[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington (Ex-wife of Don Ferriter)-->\|Lori]] and Tyler Fullington)		\|[[Don Ferriter-Fullington<!--(1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], [[Terry<!--Ted--> Flemming <!--(2006, pg. 84)-->\|Terry Gordy]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] defeated [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]] (c), [[Timothy <!--McAlmond (1999, pg,99)--> Lee (wrestler)\|Brian Lee]] and [[Michael Rodriquez<!--(1969, pg. 134)-->\|Stevie Richards]] (with [[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington (Ex-wife of Don Ferriter)-->\|Lori]] and Tyler Fullington)
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-	\|~~In the following match,~~ [[~~Pablo Márquez~~ (~~wrestler~~)\|~~El Puerto Riqueño]] took on [[~~Louie Spicolli]]~~. Spicolli quickly won the match by executing a ''~~[[~~Professional wrestling throws#Death Valley driver\|Spicolli Driver]]'' and a chair shot. After the match~~, ~~Sabu came out to wrestle Spicolli~~. ~~After a back and forth match, Sabu delivered an ''[[Leg drop#Somersault leg drop~~\|~~Arabian Facebuster~~]]~~'' to Spicolli for the win.~~	+	\|[[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|Louie Spicolli]] defeated [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]]
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	This was followed by [[Damien Kane<!--Edward Berthelot-Bazzaza (1968, pg. 19)-->\|Damien Kane]], who brought out Paul Lauria to compete against [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]]. Whipwreck executed a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Hurricanrana\|Franken-Mikey]]'' to win the match. After the match, [[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|John Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]) attacked Whipwreck and Lauria and nailed a ''[[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Total Elimination\|Total Elimination]]'' to Lauria and then challenged Whipwreck to bring out [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]], who showed up and the two challenged Eliminators for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship\|World Tag Team Championship]]. After knocking out Sabu through a [[Table (furniture)\|table]], Eliminators executed a ''Total Elimination'' on Whipwreck to retain the titles.		This was followed by [[Damien Kane<!--Edward Berthelot-Bazzaza (1968, pg. 19)-->\|Damien Kane]], who brought out Paul Lauria to compete against [[Alvin Stevens<!--(1968, pg. 28)-->\|Mikey Whipwreck]]. Whipwreck executed a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Hurricanrana\|Franken-Mikey]]'' to win the match. After the match, [[The Eliminators]] ([[John Heisdorf<!--(Facebook Friend of Abraham Smith (2006, pg. 69)-->\|John Kronus]] and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006, pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]) attacked Whipwreck and Lauria and nailed a ''[[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Total Elimination\|Total Elimination]]'' to Lauria and then challenged Whipwreck to bring out [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]], who showed up and the two challenged Eliminators for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship\|World Tag Team Championship]]. After knocking out Sabu through a [[Table (furniture)\|table]], Eliminators executed a ''Total Elimination'' on Whipwreck to retain the titles.

-	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]]]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.	+	Next, [[The Dudley Brothers]] ([[Harlan LoMonaco<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Buh Buh Ray Dudley]] and [[Big Dick Dudley<!--Alexander David Lockyer-Rizzo (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Big Dick Dudley]]) took on [[The Full Blooded Italians]] [[<!--James-->Darel D. Marcotte<!--(1965, pg. 26)-->\|Little Guido]] and ([[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]]). [[Scott<!--Wright--> Hughes<!--(McDonald's)-->\|D-Von Dudley]] confronted Big Dick and provoked him to fight him, who left to fight Big Dick and Buh Buh was double teamed by FBI. Big Dick came back to the match. D-Von returned with a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit everyone with the chair. After repeated interference by Dudleys, FBI, D-Von and [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]] throughout the match, Big Dick nailed Guido with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|chair shot]] to win the match.

	[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his ECW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the ECW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.		[[Tarzan Goto<!--Seji William Gatlin (1969, pg. 131)-->\|Tarzan Goto]] made his ECW debut as he took on [[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]]. Goto hit a [[brainbuster]] to Rotten on a steel chair for the win. After the match, [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Taz]] cut a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#promo\|promo]], in which he proclaimed that he choked out many [[shootfighting\|shootfighters]] and insulted several wrestlers on the ECW roster and choked down interviewer [[Joey Styles]] until [[911<!--Larry Perilloux (1965, pg. 42)--> (wrestler)\|911]] made the save, who [[chokeslam]]med [[Joel Gertner]] and [[Bill Alfonso]] and then chokeslammed Taz but he recovered quickly and hit a series of ''[[Suplex#German suplex\|Tazplex]]es'' before knocking him out with a ''[[Professional wrestling holds#Half nelson choke\|Tazmission]]''.

-	Next, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] defended the [[~~ECW~~ World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]] against [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]], [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]]. Scorpio hit a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Somersault leg drop\|Tumbleweed]]'' on the defending champion Jericho to eliminate him. Douglas and Pitbull teamed with each other to work on Scorpio and Pitbull hit a [[Powerbomb#Superbomb\|superbomb]] to eliminate Scorpio. Douglas hit a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly-to-belly suplex]] and then [[The Pitbulls\|Pitbulls]]' manager [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]] showed up at ringside to seemingly distract Douglas until she kissed him and threw powder into Pitbull's eyes, thus [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Turn\|turn]]ing on the Pitbulls. [[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] came out and drove Francine through a table with a superbomb. Near the end of the match, Pitbull #2 missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] against Douglas in the corner and Douglas hit a belly-to-belly suplex to win the title.	+	Next, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] defended the [[XCW World Television Championship\|World Television Championship]] against [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]]], [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic elimination matches\|four-way dance]]. Scorpio hit a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Somersault leg drop\|Tumbleweed]]'' on the defending champion Jericho to eliminate him. Douglas and Pitbull teamed with each other to work on Scorpio and Pitbull hit a [[Powerbomb#Superbomb\|superbomb]] to eliminate Scorpio. Douglas hit a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly-to-belly suplex]] and then [[The Pitbulls\|Pitbulls]]' manager [[<!--Francine--> Denise Fryhover<!-- (1972, pg. 156)--> (wrestling)\|Francine]] showed up at ringside to seemingly distract Douglas until she kissed him and threw powder into Pitbull's eyes, thus [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Turn\|turn]]ing on the Pitbulls. [[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] came out and drove Francine through a table with a superbomb. Near the end of the match, Pitbull #2 missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] against Douglas in the corner and Douglas hit a belly-to-belly suplex to win the title.

	In the following match, [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]] took on [[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|Louie Spicolli]]. Spicolli quickly won the match by executing a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Death Valley driver\|Spicolli Driver]]'' and a chair shot. After the match, Sabu came out to wrestle Spicolli. After a back and forth match, Sabu delivered an ''[[Leg drop#Somersault leg drop\|Arabian Facebuster]]'' to Spicolli for the win.		In the following match, [[Pablo <!--Joseph--> Mensoza-<!--(1967, pg. 118)-->Marquez (wrestler)\|El Puerto Riqueño]] took on [[Lucius David<!--Lockyer (2000, pg. 197)--> Mucciolo<!--, Jr.-->\|Louie Spicolli]]. Spicolli quickly won the match by executing a ''[[Professional wrestling throws#Death Valley driver\|Spicolli Driver]]'' and a chair shot. After the match, Sabu came out to wrestle Spicolli. After a back and forth match, Sabu delivered an ''[[Leg drop#Somersault leg drop\|Arabian Facebuster]]'' to Spicolli for the win.