Monday, January 31, 2000

Nitro-Glycerin - Monday Nitro recap for January 31, 2000

Backstage, Scott Hall is on the phone as he sits with the rest of The New World Order (Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner, Ron Harris, Don Harris), asking WCW Commissioner Kevin Nash if he will make it into the building tonight in footage from earlier today. He hands the phone to Jarrett, who tells Kevin Nash that he can take care of being Acting Commissioner tonight and make the match official for SuperBrawl. He says that the nWo will take care of business, then hands the phone to Scott Hall. Kevin Nash hangs up at this point. We then see footage from right now where Jeff Jarrett and one of the Harris brothers heads to the ring, with the women and the other brother behind them.

Mark Madden fills in for Bobby "The Brain" Heenan on commentary tonight.

The New World Order (Acting WCW Commissioner Jeff Jarrett, Scott Hall, Scott Steiner, Ron Harris, Don Harris) show up with some women to start tonight's show. Jarrett announces that WCW Commissioner Kevin Nash will not be here tonight, and that Nash has appointed him as Acting WCW Commissioner. He says that there is a lot of business tonight. Scott Steiner says he had to break his own "freaks," as when he looks into the crowd, all he sees are "overfed, overweight, cornbread heffers" that the locals call women. Ron and Don Harris are officially made members of The New World Order, then Jarrett takes the microphone again. He congratulates Sid Vicious for his victory last week on Thunder, and announces that Sid will face him at SuperBrawl, and the WCW World Heavyweight Championship will come back to the nWo. From now until SuperBrawl, he will make Sid's life a living hell, and he will start with a six-man tag match with him and The Harris Brothers (Ron and Don Harris), and says he will pick the two partners who will watch Sid's back, as the nWo is like a pack of wolves and they will be like that tonight. He then announces that he will run the show on the up and up just like Kevin Nash, and announces to the guys in the back that he will take bribes.

It is announced that "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair is returning tonight.

Sid Vicious is seen entering the building, while a limousine parks outside of the arena. "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair heads towards the arena.

Backstage, J. Biggs is seen with Harlem Heat (Stevie Ray and Big T). Meanwhile, "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson tells Terry Funk that "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair is arriving shortly.

Lash LeRoux attacks 3 Count (Evan Karagias, Shannon Moore, Shane Helms) before Evan Karagias can perform a special solo performance.

Lash LeRoux beats Evan Karagias to advance in the WCW Cruiserweight Championship Tournament.

Backstage, The New World Order (Acting WCW Commissioner Jeff Jarrett, Scott Hall, Scott Steiner) congratulate The Harris Brothers (Ron and Don Harris) for becoming full-fledge nWo members. Someone shows up with food, but one of the Harris brothers decides

Dustin Rhodes reminds us not to do the moves you see at home.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews David Flair, Crowbar and Daffney. Crowdbar promises their rematch for the WCW World Tag Team titles will be a confrontation of epic proportions. Suddenly, David Flair is attacked by The Mamalukes (Johnny The Bull and Big Vito). The Bensonhurst Street Fight between the two teams for the WCW World Tag Team Championships has begun. Disco Inferno guests on commentary for this match.

The Mamalukes (Johnny The Bull and Big Vito) retain the WCW World Tag Team Championships against David Flair and Crowbar in a Bensonhurst street fight after Disco Inferno gets involved and Big Vito puts Crowbar through a table with a top rope elbow drop. During the match, Miss Hancock of Standards and Practices (Lodi, Lenny Lane, Miss Hancock) shows up and watches from the aisle while writing on a clipboard again.

Brian Knobbs knocks on the nWo's door backstage, with money for Acting WWF Commissioner Jeff Jarrett in hand.

Brian Knobbs is seen talking to Acting WCW Commissioner Jeff Jarrett. He says that he has lost patience with Fit Finley, and asks Jarrett to book him in a match with The Total Package. Jarrett says he'll get it done with the amount of money Knobbs has.

When Booker T shows up for the next match, his theme music as he is halfway down the aisle. Suddenly, J. Biggs shows up and explains that his theme was, is and always will be the property of "Harlem Heat, Inc." which he is no longer a part of; therefore he has seen fit, he si legally enjoined from using that music ever again. As he speaks, Big T and Atevie Ray show up. J. Biggs then says that his clients are very generous and benevolent, and they have collaborated to create something appropriate for him, which sounds nothing like the Harlem Heat (Stevie Ray, Big T, J. Biggs) theme. J. Biggs says it is "meaningless music for a meaningless person [like Booker T]." He also states that the T in the name "Booker T" can no longer be used as he is no longer a member of Harlem Heat and because the T is owned by Harlem Heat. f he continues to use the letter T, he will be found guilty of copyright infringement. Stevie Ray then tells Booker T that Harlem Heat belongs to him and Big T, and demands that Booker T no longer wear flames on his wrestling gear or to his music. He also tells Booker T to find his "G.I. Bro" uniform from 10 years ago and try to make a living off that when Harlem Heat gets through with him. Big T tells Booker T that the name "T" belongs to him, and if he has a problem with that, they can settle it right now. J. Biggs tells Stevie Ray and Big T not to worry about anything, as he has everything under control. Big T and Stevie Ray leave, and J. Biggs says that Booker T has no wrestling license now that he is no longer a member of Harlem Heat. As J. Biggs begins accusing Booker of swindling people, Midnight shows upand grabs J. Biggs from behind, and drags J. Biggs into the ring with Booker. Booker grabs J. Biggs, then punches him out and hits him with an atomic drop. Stevie Ray and Big T return, and they overpower Booker and Midnight. J. Biggs is about to hit Booker, but he grabs at his neck.

"Screamin'" Norman Smiley is attacked by 3 Count (Evan Karagias, Shannon Moore, Shane Helms) backstage.

Acting WCW Commissioner Jeff Jarrett tells Fit Finley that Brian Knobbs has booked him in a match with The Total Package. However, instead of wrestling in the match, he will be the special guest referee while Brian Knobbs faces The Total Package instead. Jarrett then says he can be bought, but he did not name his price. It is then revealed that Knobbs has seen this all go down on a onitor backstage, and he is livid.

"Screamin'" Norman Smiley finds The Demon's casket. When he gets inside it, however, it closes on him.

Kidman beats The Wall. During the match, Torrie Wilson distracts referee Nick Patrick so that Vampiro can get up to the top rope, hit Kidman in the back and pin Kidman on top of The Wall, giving Kidman the win. Kidman is about to confront Vampiro when the show jumpcuts to "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair, who is backstage and on his way to the ring.

Backstage, Scott Hall wants to know from Acting WCW Commissioner who Sid Vicious' tag team partners will be, but Juarrett tells Hall not to rush him and that he has it all under control.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair. Flair says that if you took the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Pittsburgh Pirates, The Pittsburgh Steelers, the Pittsburgh Flyers, Eric Lindross, Mario Lemieux and the Penn State Nifty Lions and rolled them all up into one ball, they would still not equal him when it comes to the amount of adulation he is getting tonight. He says that this means that wrestling fans are starved for the sight of the greatest wrestler of all time to come back, walk the aisle, style and profile. 20 years ago, he didn't have a peer in this sport, and ten years ago, there were a couple of guys who could run with him, but here he is, at the ripe age of 50, still the man. As for Space Mountain, it may be the oldest ride in the park, but it still has the longest line. Flair goes on to say that fans around the world, then he focuses on recent events. While he sat home, the powers that be had the audacity to call him up in Charlotte, North Carolina and ask him to come back to WCW and be the Commissioner, and he asked why they would want the greatest wrestler alive to be their commissioner before telling them "no." They then asked him to show up on Nitro, and he said "maybe, if the deal is right." He says the deal is right, and that it is time to get the company rolling again. Before he takes it by storm, however, he has to clarify one thing with one man right up front: Terry Funk. For years, Funk has alluded that he might come back and support him in some way, then tells him he is wrong, as there is a difference between himself and Funk. He tells Funk that if he is backstage, then he had come to the ring so they can straighten things out. Funk shows up, and tells Flair - whom he calls a "banana-nosed, horse-toothed, evil bastard" - that he has been World champion more than anyone else in the sport and made millions of dollars, and that he has become a common name in every household across the world. However, he senses a tinge of jealousy in Flair's voice, and he knows what that jealousy stems from: a statement from Mick Foley's book Have A Nice Day!, which states that Flair would not make a decent-sized pimple on his own ass on any given day. He tells Flair to forget all those petty things and either join him against The New World Order (WCW Commissioner Kevin Nash, Acting WCW Commissioner Jeff Jarrett, Scott Hall, Scott Steiner) or try to bring WCW back up, but he is too petty and refuses to grow up.He tells Flair to look at his son David Flair, who is acting like a fool and an idiot, and realize that he needs discipline from his father. If he was his father, he would take him out back behind the bar, strap him to a sawhorse and beat on him until he learns some respect, something that he says Flair will not do. Funk tells Flair to run for governor while he and "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson deal with the nWo, as Flair does not have enough sense to be around him. Flair tells Funk two things: if Foley says he wasn't a pimple on Funk's ass, then he has not watched television in 27 years, as he won more World titles than Funk has cows on that "tiny little chicken ranch" Funk has. Also, he tells Funk to talk to him face-to-face in the ring so he can "slap the shit out of him." Funk heads to the ring, then Flair makes fun of the fact that the words "Living Legend" is on Funk's shirt, and says he's the real living legend. This starts a brawl between Flair and Funk, and WCW security has to run into the ring to break up the brawl. Flair runs out of the ring and towards the back, and security keeps Funk form chasing after him. Backstage, Acting WCW Commissioner Jeff Jarrett tells the rest of The New World Order (Scott Hall, Scott Steiner, Ron Harris, Don Harris) that he has just found two tag team partners for Sid Vicious.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Sid Vicious backstage. Sid says he would not expect less from The New World Order (Acting WCW Commissioner Jeff Jarrett, Scott Hall, Scott Steiner, Ron Harris, Don Harris). He says Jarrett is only trying to delay the beating he will give him at SuperBrawl, and it will not be that easy, as he promises that somebody will be powerbombed straight to Hell tonight.

Backstage, Lenny Lane and Lodi tell Miss Hancock that they are not wearing the suits anymore, as Miss Hancock was the real Standards and Practices and that they were just eye candy to put her over in the first place. Miss Hancock tells them they should be lucky they even have a job after the stunt that they pulled, but Lodi says that this is the second gimmick they have been saddled with and they will not do it anymore. Lodi then tells Miss Hancock to give them a call when she gets the bun out of her hair, then he and Lenny Lane leave.

The Total Package vs. Brian Knobbs with Fit Finley as the special guest referee neds in a no-contest. After Miss Elizawbth hits Knobbs in the back with a baseball as he is on the top rope while Finley in his hway. Afterwards, Fit Finley walks out on the match as Miss Elizabeth pulls out a steel chair and puts Knobbs' right hand through it so that The Total Package can stomp on the chair to damage Knobbs' wrist. Afterwards, referees show up to restore order, and Miss Elizabeth and The Total Package leave.

Backstage, "Screamin'" Norman Smiley comes out of The Demon's casket, and this time he is wearing the face paint and wrestling gear of The Demon.

Backstage, The Demon is seen talking to police officers, saying somebody stole his wrestling gear.

"Screamin'" Norman Smiley - dressed like The Demon - beats Shane Helms with the Norman Conquest. During the match, it is announced that WCW has received a phone call from Hulk Hogan, who has taken offense from some of the statements that The Total Package has made regarding him, and that he will be on Thunder Wednesday night to confront The Total Package. After the match, The Demon shows up and sends the police after Smiley, who retreats through the crowd as The Demon chases after him.



"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Diamond Dallas Page and Kimberly backstage. Kimberly says their relationship is back stronger - and sexier - than ever. Suddenly, Disco Inferno and The Mamalukes (Johnny the Bull and Big Vito) show up, and as The Mamalukes pass by, Kimberly's butt is pinched by Big Vito. Disco is standing nearby, and Kimberly tells DDP that Disco pinched her butt. Disco says he did not, then calls her a stupid bimbo. This leads to Kimberly slapping Disco before DDP beats Disco up.

Disco Inferno is talking to somebody when Diamond Dallas Page finds him and attacks him again. This time, he sends him into the arena.

Diamond Dallas Page beats Disco Inferno. After the match, Johnny the Bull and Big Vito show up and check on Disco.

The New World Order (Jeff Jarrett, Ron Harris, Don Harris) beat Sid Vicious, "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair and Terry Funk. Flair does not show up until late in the match, but he throws Funk into the commentary table and is immediately taken back to the back by WCW security. As referee Charles Robinson checks on Terry Funk, Jeff Jarrett whacks Sid in the head with a guitar to get the win and close out the show.

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