Nitro-Glycerin - Monday Nitro recap for November 13, 1995

Hulk Hogan is seen in a black robe, a black mask and a sword in front of an ancient grave. He says The Dungeon of Doom shakes in fear of him and Hulkamania because he is walking around with the power of the training, the prayer and the vitamins. He says that "Macho Man" Randy Savage will bring the head of Meng on a silver platter, and says that he has no idea where Sting's head is at after what happened between him and Lex Luger last week, and can't tell if Sting is friend or foe. He plans to look Sting in the eye in the near future and find out where he's coming from, because if he is on the Dungeon's side, then Sting's name is moving up to the top of the hit list.

"Macho Man" Randy Savage beats Meng. After the match, Shark and Lex Luger attack Savage, and Luger tries to break Savage's arm.

Chris Benoit beats Kensuki Sasaki.

This Saturday on WCW Saturday Night: Chris Benoit vs. Eddie Guerrero! Bunkhouse Buck vs. Sting! Dean Malenko!

Eddie Guerrero and Johnny B. Badd fight to a time limit draw. Johnny B. Badd retains the WCW World Television Championship. Both men brawl for a bit before showing respect for each other after the match.

Next week on Nitro: Hulk Hogan faces Sting!

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews The Taskmaster, The Giant and Jimmy Hart. Hart considers himself and The Taskmaster the two smartest men in the world for taking the world title off of Hulk Hogan, but now wonders what he's going to do with his 200 Hulk Hogan jackets. The Taskmaster says he stayed awake at night for 10 years trying to figure out how to stop Hulkamania, and now that the biggest pay-per-view event ever is here, everyone will be going for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. He says that The Giant has won World War 3 before it has even begun...and so does The Giant himself, who says he will end Hulkamania forever and become the world champion forever, too.

Sting beats Dean Malenko after reversing the Texas Cloverleaf into a small package.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Sting after the break. Sting tells Hulk Hogan he has nothing against him, and never dreamed that Hulk Hogan would be knocking on his door looking for him. He tells Hogan that he's not the little dog he considers him to be, and says he's got a pretty long list of his own. He looks forward to his match with Hogan next week so they can square their business away.