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Monday, December 20, 1999

Nitro-Glycerin - Monday Nitro recap for December 20, 1999

Madusa shows up with Spice to start tonight's show. Madusa celebrates the fact that she is the first ever woman to become WCW Cruiserweight Champion, then Buzzkill is seen carrying a sign saying "Equality Now." She not only proved that a woman can beat a man at any given time, she also proved that women are dominating WCW with a little bit of "T&A." However, she is not about that, and the powers that be will soon be "the powers that was," as it used to be "I am woman, hear me roar," and now it is "I am woman, watch me kick your ass." He then issues an open invitation to anyone who wants to come into the ring so she can "neuter [their] ass." She then sees a little bit of a buzzkill tonight, and notices Buzzkill and his equal rights sign. Buzzkill jumps the guardrail when she asks him to give her the equal right to kick his ass. When she asks to see his sign, she takes it and hits him with it.

Madusa beats Buzzkill to retain the WCW Cruiserweight Championship after Spice gets on the apron and distracts referee Mickey Jay, and when Mickey turns towards Buzzkill when he tries to get his attention, Spice tosses a tape knuckle to Madusa, who proceeds to knock Buzzkill out with it for the win.

Vince Russo talks to Curt Hennig, Shane, La Parka and Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald). He says they are sitting on a powder keg, and he wants everyone to be ready tonight. Hennig says he has noticed Hugh Morrus in the back, and Vince puts Hennig in a match with him to make sure it is Morrus' last match. As for Creative Control, he wants them to bring "Rowdy" Roddy Piper to his office.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is seen making his way to the building with his son Colt.

Backstage, Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) are seen asking "Rowdy" Roddy Piper to come to Vince Russo's office. Piper goes to see him with Colt.

A masked man clad completely in black is seen beating Shane in the back with a pipe before running away.

Curt Hennig beats Hugh Morrus. Shortly after the match begins, a man dressed like a mental patient is seen staggering onto the entryway, and Morrus notices the man as if he recognizes him, and calls him "pop" as he asks him to give him two more minutes. He then runs back to the ring, but the man who is apparently his father is still at ringside. Morrus notices this and asks him to go sit down. Nevertheless, he returns to ringside again. Once again, he tells him to stay back, then gets back in the ring again only to run into a Hennigplex and lose. After the match, "Pop" checks on Hugh Morrus and mimics him.

Vince Russo notices that "Rowdy" Roddy Piper that he brought Colt to the office, thinking he is looking for sympathy. He says he will not get any, because he is an asshole. Piper tells him to watch his mouth, while Vince tells him to watch his temper. He tells Piper that he made a deal with him, and if he lays a hand on him, that deal his done. He then tells Piper that he is close to sealing the deal, and all he has to do is go out to the fans and tell them that he sold out, that it it was his idea from the get-go, and that he had nothing to do with it as he will never fess up to anything. If he does not, the deal is off. Piper tells he he always kept his morality and that it was him and Hulk Hogan who got professional wrestling going in the 1980s, and tells him that the fans saved his life and he has never had to sell out until Russo wanted him to. He will put Colt someplace safe, then go out to the crowd and show him what being a real man is like. He hopes that God has mercy on Russo's soul, because he will show no mercy.

The Montreal Screwjob from Survivor Series is brought up, as well as the fact that Vince Russo, also having worked at the WWF at the time, wrote the finish for it. It is then mentioned that the finish to Bret "The Hit Man" Hart vs. Goldberg from last night is similar to the Montreal Screwjob.

Kevin Nash shows up. He says that when you break into the wrestling business, it is like no other business in the world. Twelve months a year, you are up and down the road in cars with other guys, and the veterans sit you in the back and show you the code of conduct that the boys in the back live by. One of them is that the boys never screw one of the boys. He then says what we see in the ring is one thing; what happens behind the curtains is another. There are two entities: the boys and the office. Every night, the boys come out and give their bodies, and the boys are like a fraternity who govern themselves. Meanwhile, the office is all business and all about the dollar, and they take and take and take and take as "they don't give a shit about us." They have no medical, dental, retirement, disability or even social security. If the office can find a way to screw one of the boys for a dollar, one of the boys is going to get screwed. He doesn't give a damn about Goldberg, but what happened to him at Starrcade was "bullshit." In the fraternity, if the boys don't watch out for themselves, they are in a lot of trouble, as it about survival and the office will take and take until they throw them to the curb. That leaves him with Bret "The Hit Man" Hart, whom he says broke the code and screwed one of the boys for his personal gain through the office. He says Bret tells everyone he is the best there was, the best there is, the best there ever will be, but to him, he is just "a piece of shit." He leaves.

We see footage from during the break where an angry Bret "The Hit Man" Hart is seen entering the building.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald). They say Nash does not speak for everybody, and call him the biggest politician in the locker room. They think that either "Rowdy" Roddy Piper was in on it, or that somebody needs to shut Nash's mouth up permanently.

Tank Abbott vs. Jerry Flynn ends in a no-contest. During the match, the referee is shoved down twice by both men as they brawl. Security has to get involved when both men cannot even stopped, and Jerry Flynn gets handcuffed. Tank Abbott gets a cheap shot in on Jerry Flynn, then heads to the back.

A Chevrolet Corvette is seen parking outside, and Goldberg comes out of it.

The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Asya) shows up. As Douglas demands "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan come to the ring, Perry Saturn grabs the microphone and says Douglas asked the age-old question: How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop, with the answer being three. This confuses the rest of The Revolution, and Saturn hands the microphone back to Douglas, who asks "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan to come on out and rip the American flag down like a used piece of toilet paper. Duggan shows up in a somber mood, Douglas demands that Duggan denounces the United States of America and burn the American flag. Duggan refuses to do it., tells Douglas he lied when asked if he is going back on his word, then pushes Douglas down. The Revolution then attacks Duggan, then Douglas says "to hell with Standards and Practices" and has Dean Malenko set the American flag on fire. Suddenly, The Filthy Animals (Konnan, Rey Mysterio Jr., Kidman) show up for the first time in weeks and saves Duggan, who is seen holding up the American flag as he is down.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is seen approaching the ring with Colt.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper gets in the ring alone. Bret "The Hit Man" Hart and Goldberg are both watching what is happening on monitors in separate rooms. He immediately says that he sold out, saying he did a lot of things back in his day, and that he is the real deal and not a fan of this "dog and pony" stuff. He says that people want to see people fight, calls Goldberg one of the best pieces of talent he has seen in a long time and apologizes to him, then says Goldberg is right. He tells the people to tell the powers that be that they don't want phonies, they want fights and they want fighters with real athletes. He then says that he is a real fighter, and if the powers that be want him to do this "dog and pony baloney," then he quits. He then asks the fans to grab their kids and tell them they love them, then is about to go into a rant before he stops himself and says that he quits. He leaves, and Colt shows up with him halfway up the aisle. Goldberg joins them, and Colt tells his father he loves him. Goldberg tells Piper that he stayed up all night last night trying to make sense of everything, but could not come to a conclusion. He says there have been a couple of guys in the business that he grew to respect, and that Roddy was one of them until last night, when he was faced with a decision and made the wrong choice. He does not know where to go with it, and all he can tell him is that he made the wrong decision, and he will never do that. Piper tells Goldberg he is a great piece of talent and knows what he can do, then apologizes to him and tells him not to be a phony. Goldberg tells him he will carry that torch until he dies, but Bret shows up and says there is nobody to blame here and that the real heat is with the office, and nobody knows better than he does what it is like to get screwed over by the office. He does not want to carry the World title around after what happened, and as far as he is concerned, the World title is vacant, and he is about to go back to the office and tell the powers that be to shove the World title up their ass. Goldberg tells Colt "It's alright, kid. Everybody makes mistakes; I understand." Goldberg, Piper and Colt then go to the back.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart confronts Vince Russo, who says he did it all for him to make up for the Montreal Screwjob. Bret throws the World title and tells Russo to stick the belt up his ass, then leaves. Russo puts Bret in a match with Goldberg, and tells him to let Goldberg beat his ass like he would have last night before calling him a piece of garbage.

Before the next match, "Screamin'" Norman Smiley offers to fistbump with Meng. Meng does it, then chops him. Meng hits him for a little while, then Fit Finley and Brian Knobbs run in to get the next match started.

Fit Finley and Brian Knobbs beat "Screamin'" Norman Smiley and Meng after the match goes to the men's bathroom.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper asks Colt to stay in the dressing room while he takes care of a few things backstage. He then pulls out a wooden baseball bat and leaves.

We see a promo for The Artist Formerly Known As Prince Iaukea's "recording session." (This promo is absent from the WWE Network.)

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart talks to "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, telling him not to beat himself up over last night.

The Maestro beats Evan Karagias after Symphony gets on the apron and distracts Karagias. Karagias pushes her down, and Symphony hurts her knee. When Karagias checks on her, he gets hit by a knee from The Maestro, who then gets the win. After the match, Symphony reveals she is not even hurt.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper destroys the set that is the powers that be's office with a baseball bat.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. checks on Evan Karagias backstage, then tries to sell him a book on how to pick up women. Evan Karagias beats the crap out of him for it.

before the next match, chris "Champagne" Kanyon has been to Hollywood, and Baltimore, Maryland is definitely not Hollywood. He says that he single-handedly destroyed The Triad, and The Triad is done. On Monday, he easily beat Bam Bam Bigelow, and on Thuesday he bluew by Diamond Dallas Page. He then asks Bigelow and DDP to get into the ring so he can prove that nobody can stop CCK. Bigelow and DDP show up. J. Biggs guests on commentary for the next match.

Chris "Champagne" Kanyon beats Bam Bam Bigelow and Diamond Dallas Page in a three-way match. During the match, DDP hits Kanyon with a Diamond Cutter, then does the same with Bigelow. He then walks out after nearly hitting one on referee Scott Dickinson and kissing a female fan in the front row. J. Biggs leaves commentary and throws his briefcase to Kanyon, and Dickinson tries to take the briefcase away from him. When J. Biggs gets on the apron, Kanyon smashes a champagne bottle on Bigelow's head to get the win. After the match, Kanyon tells Silverman that somebody threw something into the ring when confronted about the champagne bottle.

It is announced that Sting has suffered a hairline fracture on the skull and a fractured wrist at Starrcade.

Scott Hall shows up on crutches before the next "match." As Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) gang up on Kevin Nash, Scott Hall gets in the ring, revealing he is not even hurt, and he and Nash attack both members of Creative Controls with the crutches. Creative Control is forced to retreat.

A fake Sting is seen in the rafters, and Miss Elizabeth is seen threatening to hit him with a bat. It becomes very obvious that the fake Sting is The Total Package.

Jeff Jarrett beats "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit to win the WCW United States Heavyweight Championship! During the match, Jarrett's knee goes out, and Benoit goes for the ladder and tries to climb for the United States title. He tries to climb the ladder, but the rungs on it break when he stomps on them. He tries climbing on the other side, but the rungs on that side break, too. Jarrett miraculously recovers from that hurt knee - revealing he was never hurt at all - and smashes a guitar into Benoit's head. Jarrett gets another ladder out from underneath the ring, and it is revealed that the first ladder was "gimmicked" by Jarrett and that Benoit did not know about the second ladder. Jarrett quickly climbs up the ladder to grab the United States title and become the new United States champion.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Jeff Jarrett, who tells Okerlund to take the bass out of his voice before he takes him out like he did Mike Tenay. He declares that what happened to him last night at Starrcade was bullshit, and that "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit got his receipt tonight. Curt Hennig shows up and tell Jeff Jarrett that Vince Russo wants to see him in the limousine, and takes Jarrett to him.

The Wall beats Sid Vicious by disqualification. During the match, Berlyn shows up and gets on the apron, but gets down when Sid notices him. When he goes for the powerbomb, he lets go when Berlyn gets on the apron and distracts him again. The Wall goes for a chokeslam, but Berlyn gets on the top rope and hits him with a missile drop kick, ending the match. After the match, Berlyn confronts Sid only to get powerbombed. Sid and The Wall stare down, then Sid extends his hand. The Wall takes it, then Sid raises his hand in a sign of respect.

Jeff Jarrett finds out from Vince Russo that tonight is the night, and tells Jarrett to sit back and enjoy.

Tony Marinari is seen speaking to his father, the boss. Johnny The Bull and Big Vito bring in Disco Inferno, and the boss tells Disco Inferno (calling him "Glenn") that he liked him, but now he has pissed him off and his money is no longer good to him. He gives him a choice: either join the family and do whatever Tony tells him to do, or he can spend the rest of his life in a coma.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart and Goldberg are seen getting ready for their match in their dressing rooms.

Kevin Sullivan guests on commentary before the next match, as it is revealed that The Varsity Club's (Mike Rotunda, Rick Steiner, Kevin Sullivan) cheerleader's name is Leia Meow. Before the next match, Mike Rotunda tells the crowd that he and Rick Steiner went to real schools and not some "backwater stinkin' university like Maryland." Rick Steiner then asks Booker T where Midnight is so she can fight Booker's battles for him.

The Varsity Club (Mike Rotunda and Rick Steiner) beat Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray). Later on in the match, Kevin Sullivan, Rick Steiner and Mike Rontunda switch places between the apron and the commentary table, and Leia Meow's name is confirmed by Kevin Sullivan. Shortly after that, Midnight shows up, and Stevie Ray tells her to get out of the ring. Mike Rotunda takes advantage by grabbing Stevie Ray's tights and getting him in a schoolboy pin. Afterwards, The Varisty Club are attacked from behind by two men in colorful pants with hubcaps, and they are identified as PG-13 (J.C. Ice and Wolfie D).

Daffney Unger meets The Misfits, and Jerry Only tells her to swing down by the lab for some real tattoo work. Daffney grabs Jerry by the jacket, asks what work he wants to do, then knees him in the gut and forcefully kisses him. Vampiro and the rest of The Misfits try to pull her off, and Daffney tells Vampiro he made a big mistake by touching him before running off and screaming.

Daffney Unger accompanies David Flair to the ring. When they get in, they circle ring announcer David Penzer, then David whacks Penzer in the back with his golden crowbar before Daffney kicks at him. David then calls out Vampiro for putting his hands on Daffney, and calls him down to the ring so he can whip his ass. Vampiro shows up, and says he wants no problems with David as it is all a big misunderstanding. He apologizes to David...that he is a psycho freak and that Daffney is twice as mental. David whacks Mapiro in the back with the crowbar, then Daffney takes it and whacks him with it. Jerry Only gets in the ring but fares no better as soon as he slides in, as David and Daffney stmp on him and hit him with the crowbar. They attack Jerry and Vampiro some more, then they kiss and leave the ring.

Vampiro and Jerry Only are checked on by EMTs, and The Misfits get unruly in the process.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Buff Bagwell. He says that Baltimore, Marlyand has always been good to him, and he is always good to Baltimore. He says he is here because there is something missing in his career, then talks about his double neck fusion surgery as well as his career before proclaiming that he wants the gold. He has been given the shaft and kept down for a long time, but he will come back on top in the new millennium and walk away with a title. As far as rumors about him and Kimberly go, he pushes the microphone down and tells him "that's bullshit and you know it." Okerlund tells him that if he walks away, he will admit guilt, but Buff says he is innocent and that there is "nothing but friendship" between him and Kimberly, even though there have been reports that he has been seen with her. Buff says that when you are him, rumors are going to fly. He asks if Okerlund and the crowd wants to go there, then he says that Kimberly is a ten on his scale and "a knockout," and that if Diamond Dallas Page wasn't married to Kimberly, then "Buff would put his stuff all over her." Buff then asks Okerlund if he would kick Kimberly out of his bed if he were to take the elevator to the concierge level of the Marriott. Okerlund says he's married, but if he wasn't, he would certainly take a closer look, and Buff says he would too. Diamond Dalla Page's music hits, but he comes out from the other side, and security have to stop him as he is giving Buff a beatdown. Arena security has to quickly move into place when Buff strikes back.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper wishes Sid Vicious the best of luck. Sid wishes Piper didn't have to leave, then says he'll see him later. Piper then tells everyone in the locker room that they are the best group of athletes in his sport to ever come along. He has gone up and down seven days a week for years, and tells them not to let the powers that be make them into clowns and end their career. He says he made it 30 years because he has balls, and goes on to tell them they are the best and none better have come yet. He talks about the having to miss watching his kids grow up, and tells them to love their kids and save their money, as they are the generation that will do the one things his never did: stand up, stick together, form a union and make them take care of their basic needs, for without them, the writers are just writers. He wishes the locker room a merry Christmas, then he gets a short round of applause.

Jeff Jarrett sits down to watch Goldberg vs. Bret "The Hit Man" Hart in his dressing room.

Before the next match, it is announced that Goldberg is on the cover and the focus of the cover article of the newest issue of WCW Magazine.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart controversially beats Goldberg to become the WCW World Heavyweight Champion for a second time. During the match, Goldberg inadvertently knocks referee Billy Silverman out with an elbow as he rears back for a punch in the corner to Bret. The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) show up with baseball bats and beat up Goldberg, then Nash hands a bat to Bret, who takes it. Bret hits Goldberg with the bat , then "Rowdy" Roddy Piper gets in the ring and fights Bret before shielding Goldberg. When Sivlerman comes to, he counts the pinfall, thinking Piper is Bret, and Bret wins the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. Jeff Jarrett shows up and hits Piper in the head with a guitar, then Jarrett pulls out a black can of spray paint. Nash rips the back of Piper's shirt in half, then Jarrett spraypraints "NWO" on Goldberg's chest and leg and on Piper's back in silver spray paint. Nash then announces that the band is back together. The New World Order is back.

Monday, December 13, 1999

Nitro-Glycerin - Monday Nitro recap for December 13, 1999

The show begins with Jeff Jarrett attacking "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit backstage. Benoit gets the upper hand, however, and hocks loogies out of his nose at him in typical Benoit fashion.

Before the next match, The Artist Formerly Known As Prince Iaukea says "Hello," then The Maestro is both seen and heard playing piano on a platform being lowered from the sky as bubbles blow around him while he has Symphony by his side.

The Artist Formerly Known As Prince Iaukea beats The Maestro after Symphony slaps Iaukea, Iaukea's valet Paisley slaps The Maestro, and Iaukea rolls The Maestro up and grabs the tights. After the match, Jeff Jarrett shows up with two guitars. One of them goes into Iaukea's head; the other one goes into The Maestro's. Jarrett then tells "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit if he wants to step into the same ring as "The Chosen One," he will get his wish. He then challenges him to a Bunkhouse Brawl as part of a tune-up match for Starrcade. He then tells Benoit to bring and wear anything, and that he will make an example out of him.

Kevin Nash is seen waiting on Scott Hall backstage.

Evan Karagias is seen talking to Spice. Madusa catches him, then finds Madusa and tries to attack her out of jealousy and rage. Referees have to step in and stop everything.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart shows up. Bret says it is not easy being the guy who talks about being the best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be, and that you have to look into your heart and believe it. He thanks the fans for backing him up. Ever since he came to WCW, he always knew that sooner or later, he would have to step into the ring with Goldberg. He has infinite respect for him and has watched him over and over, and in order to be World champion, he would have to give Goldberg the very first shot at Starrcade. At Starrcade, he will be the first one looking forward to Goldberg, as he has something to prove. He then tells Goldberg he is a great wrestler, but when the smoke settles at Starrcade, he will not beat him. He then makes one guarantee: at Starrcade, he will be standing with his hand raised in the middle of the ring. Suddenly, Goldberg shows up and tells Bret that unfortunately for him, matches are not won by confidence level, but by beating one's opponents. As of late, the World title looks good around Bret's waist, but at Starrcade, he must beat him man to man, and that is not going to happen. Not only will he never beat him, he is next. Suddenly, The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) show up. Hall says they have been talking, and Bret and Golberg have something that belongs to them, as everyone knows that they are "it" because when you mess with The Outsiders, you mess with the "shhhhhh bomb." Nash tells Bret and Goldberg they have something that belongs to them: the tag team titles. If they can find it in their hearts to kiss and make up tonight, then they can put the tag team titles on the light tonight so they can walk out tonight the champs. Also, if they don't want to do it, they can do it the hard way. Bret says that if they want it, they've got it.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Madusa and looks at her breasts. She says Spice had no business talking to Evan, and she is going to wrestle her tonight.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is seen entering the arena.

Backstage, The Total Package finds out from Terry Taylor that he is in a tag team match against Diamond Dallas Page and Sting, and that his partner is David Flair.

A man delivers a package to David Flair. Flair scares the man away, then takes the package.

Spice beats Madusa. During the match, Evan Karagias gets in the ring, and when Karagias refuses to hit Spice, she confronts him directly. Spice elbows Madusa from behind and gets the pinfall to get the win. She then runs away. After the match, Madusa beats Evan karagias up.

Vince Russo asks if Curt Hennig is ready for his match, then asks Shane if the remote control is ready for the segment. Rhonda Sing comes into the office ready for her next assignment, but Russo tells her to get an agent or else they will have nothing to talk about. Russo then asks Shane to go get "Rowdy" Roddy Piper.

We see a short video package for The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Asya) and their feud with "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan. Duggan is not worried about what is going to happen at Starrcade. He has come to the ring for many years, but lately, there has been a few things happening that he has a tough time swallowing. It is not the cleaning of toilets, as he has done it before and he will do it again, but a lack of respect for America. When he came back to WCW after his cancer treatment, he got on his knees in the middle of the ring and thanked the Lord for sparing his life and allowing him to grow older with his family. However, if he has to get off his deathbed, he will defend the flag of the United States of America as long as there is air in his lungs and blood in his heart, and he will not quit, waver or stop as he attacks, regardless of how many men are out there. When he thinks of the members of the armed forces who made the sacrifice for their country, he stands a little taller, and he tells The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Asya) that he and the people of the United States will take it no longer, as this is the land of the free and the home of the free. Suddenly, the lights go dark and static appears on the video screen. Suddenly, someone gets in the ring and lays Duggan out, then the lights come back on.

Vince Russo laughs about what happened to "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan, then "Rowdy" Roddy Piper is brought into the office. Up next, he will referee a match between Curt Hennig and Buff Bagwell where he has the final say, meaning his decision is final. Russo tells him to consider this a test, and tells him it would be good for his career to do the right thing. If he can do that, there will be no problems.

Backstage, The Total Package looks for David Flair.

Before the next match, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper tells Curt Hennig and Buff Bagwell that he will do the right thing, that there will be no disqualifications, that he wants a winner and a loser, and that he will get on the case of either man if they screw up in this match.

Buff Bagwell beats Curt Hennig. During the match, Buzzkill is seen in the crowd carrying a sign saying "Save The Baby Seals." Also during the match, special guest referee "Rowdy" Roddy Piper punches out Curt Hennig, giving Buff Bagwell with a fast count. Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) are seen on the stage after the match.

The Total Package knocks on the door of David Flair's dressing room, and notices David Flair acting strangely.

Jeff Jarrett beats "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit in a Bunkhouse Brawl. During the match, Dustin Rhodes shows up, and refere Charles Robinson gests in his way. He is about to go for the Shattered Dreams when Jeff Jarrett smashes a guitar into his head. As he does this, Rhodes kicks him in the gut, and they both go down at the same time. Benoit then climbs up the ladder, and Jarrett pushes Rhodes into the ladder, knocking Benoit off the top. After ramming Rhodes' head into the ladder, he goes for the pinfall and get the win.

The Total Pakage is seen talking to David Flair backstage, who is seen giggling and huggng a headless teddy bear. David Flair is not listening to The Total Package at all.

A white Porsche Roadster speeds into the arena parking lot.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is in Vince Russo's office with a baseball bat in his hands. Russo tells Piper he hates him, and Piper says he hates him, too. Russo says this is not his night, and he will never work in WCW again. La Parka is about to hit Piper with the chair, but he sees it coming and blocks it with the baseball bat before swinging it at everybdoy and threatening to beat Russo to death with thebat. Curt Hennig hits Piper from behind with a steel chair.

Tank Abbott and Meng wrestle to a double count-out. Both men continue to go at it even after the match is over, and they both brawl their way to the back.

Chris Kanyon comes out of the white Porsche Roadster, and is immediately joined by two women. Another man leaves the vehicle with him, and that man is none other than Clarence Mason, who has not been seen since leaving the WWF a few years ago.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper tries to get into Vince Russo's office, but he is stopped by local law enforcement. Meanwhile, Tank Abbott and Meng are still fighting backstage.

Before the next match, Shane Douglas says that he can talk his points and that America is wrong and cannot face facts. He tells "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan go on and talk about his kids, and at Starrcade, he is divided and he and America will lose as they Americans are divided. On Sunday, The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Asya) will be victorious. Dean Malenko says the truth is a hard pill to swallow, and tells them to swallow the fact that America sucks. We then find out that The Revolution has Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray) tonight when Perry Saturn acts as comedy relief. Shortly after the match begins, however, the lights go out, and when they come back on, Midnight is in the ring. She attacks Malenko and Saturn as Douglas guests on commentary.

The Revolution (Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Asya) beats Harlem Heat (Booker T, Stevie Ray, Midnight) when Midnight inadvertently sends Saturn into Booker T and accidentally lands on her knee.

Mike Tenay interviews The Total Package and David Flair. Flair goes off on Tenay, screaming "I told you not to touch him! Don't touch him!" before leaving. The Total Package announces that junctions have been filed, and Miss Elizabeth will only work for him. He says that Sting is on his own. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper is seen swinging a chair around. He challenges Curt Hennig to get into the ring so they can swing steel chairs until they can't do it anymore.

Rhonda Sing tires to get "Clarence Mason" to be her agent, but he only represents the best that Hollywood has to offer. Chavo Guerrero Jr. then tries to sell her a wardrobe.

Meng and Tank Abbott are still brawling backstage.

Backstage, "Wonderful" Paul Orndorff shows up. He says that the powers that be want to talk to him, and gets directions to their office.

We see a performance by The Nitro Girls. All of a sudden, Rhonda Sing shows up in the ring and tries to dance while wearing the outfit that Chavo Guerrero Jr. was selling her. She attacks the other Nitro Girls while she dances, but the Nitro Girls cannot even take her down.

Fit Finley continues to train Brian Knobbs in the wilderness.

"Screamin'" Norman Smiley walks into the block and faces Jerry Flynn in "The Block." Meng and Tank Abbott brawl their way into The Block. Jerry Flynn and Tank Abbott go at it as Meng chases Norman Smiley out the door.

Vince Russo talks with "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff, and chews him out for training Midnight - who has become a thorn in his side - before firing him. Orndorff tells Russo to kiss his ass, saying he's been in the business for 23 years and has done it all and taking offense to being fired for doing his job. Vince Russo puts Onrdorff in the ring for a match.

Backstage, Goldberg is seen watching the show on a monitor.

Mike Tenay interviews Sid Vicious, who is seen with his own coach: a man with Down Syndrome named Seth, who says Sid is his favorite wrestler. Sid says it is obvious that "Dr. Death" Steve Williams would be an example for Kevin Nash to think about.

Before the next match, Oklahoma tells the New Orleans, Louisiana fans that only only is his dick and nut from Oklahoma, but he also wears women's dresses. He says the powers that be have granted him a request, and that the next match will be a "Suplex vs. Powerbomb Match." Oklahoma then guests on commentary as Seth accompanies Sid to the ring.

Sid Vicious beats "Dr. Death" Steve Williams in a Suplex vs. Powerbomb Match. During the match, Oklahoma hands Dr. Death his boot to use as a weapon, which referee Nick Patrick does not see. Vampiro then shows up and chases Oklahoma around the ring only to be clotheslined by Dr. Death. Shortly afterwards, Sid hits the powerbomb for the win. After the match, Oklahoma gets choke slammed by Sid, then The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) get in the ring and beat up Sid. Nash then hits Sid with the Jackknife Powerbomb.

Sid is checked out by medical staff backstage.

Mike Tenay interviews The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall). Hall says Sid was talking tash, and he paid for it. Nash says the attack on Sid Vicious is a little preview of what will happen at Starrcade, and Bret "The Hit Man" Hart and Goldberg are next.

Diamond Dallas Page and Sting beat The Total Package and David Flair in a no-disqualification match. During the match, Sting and Diamond Dallas Page go at each other after Sting tags him in only to punch him. The Total Package sues the headless stuffed animal to lure David Flair back to his corner so David can tag him in. After this, Luger tosses the stuffed animal out of the ring, then grabs the crowbar and smashes it into Sting. Miss Elizabeth then shows up and yanks the crowbar away as soon as The Total Package rears back with it. He then leaves the ring and comes back with a steel chair, but Miss Elizabeth shields Sting. David Flair crawls back into the ring with a crowbar and smashes it into The Total Package's back. Miss Elizabeth then puts Sting's arm on top of The Total Package to give him and Diamond Dallas Page the win.

Meng is looking for "Screamin'" Norman Smiley backstage.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Chris Kanyon, who prefers to be named Chris "Champagne" Kanyon, or as his friends call him, "CCK." He asks Okerlund's people to call his people, then Rhonda Sing shows up wanting "Clarence Mason" to sign her, but "Clarence" calls for security to get her away from him. Bam Bam Bigelow then shows up, and when "Clarence" getrs in his way, Bam Bam grabs him only to be attacked from behind by Kanyon, who says "You ain't nothin'! Triad that!"

Before the next match, Bam Bam Bigelow says he doesn't know who Chris "Champagne" Kanyon is or what happened to him since he went to Hollywood that changed him, but he is from New Jersey and he does not sell out. He says it used to be three guys from Jersey, but it apparently was not good enough for Kanyon. He says that hopefully, the ass whupping he is about to give him will be, and calls Kanyon out. Kanyon shows up with his entourage, then "Clarence Mason" says that he is Kanyon's legal advisor. Bam Bam Bigelow does not want anything from him, and headbutts Kanyon, starting their match.

Chris "Champagne" Kanyon beats Bam Bam Bigelow. The Flatliner is now known as "That's A Wrap," and we find out that "Clarence Mason" is now known as J. Biggs.

Meng is still looking for "Screamin'" Norman Smiley backstage. Norman is seen hiding from Meng.

Big Vito tells Johnny The Bull he plans to stick Lash LeRoux in a bodybag, throw him in a river, and get Disco Inferno's money once and for all.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is seen in a room backstage. He says that if Curt Hennig wants a Chairs Match, he will beat him with one hand if he has to.

Before the next match, Lash LeRoux shows up with his own bodybag. He says that New Orleans, Louisiana will have a Mardi Gras tonight. He has been up and down the nation, but tonight, he is back in the bayou, and he and Disco are going to show Big Vito and Johnny The Bull how they heat things up Cajun-style, and tonight, they will let the good times roll.

Lash LeRoux beats Big Vito in a Bodybag Match. During the match, Johnny The Bull attacks Disco Inferno from behind with a chain around his hand as Lash LeRoux wraps Big Vito in the bodybag, then punches Le Roux from behind, then both he and Big Vito gang up on LeRoux. They then places Lash LeRoux in a body bag and take him to the back.

Johnny The Bull and Big Vito are outside of the arena. However, Big Vito has forgotten where he has parked the ar, and he and Johnny go looking for it. Lash LeRoux escapes from the bodybag.

"Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff beats Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald). During the match, "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson and "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko show up. Anderson distracts the referee, then Orndroff hits one of the members of Creative Control with a piledriver to get the win after Zbyszko runs interference. After the match, referee Mark Johnson disqualifies Orndorff due to outside interference, and gives the win to Creative Control

The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) are seen talking backstage, while "Rowdy" Roddy Piper continues to swing a chair around.

Johnny The Bull and Big Vito find out that "Screamin' Norman Smiley is hiding in their bodybag.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper beats Curt Hennig in a Chairs Match by count-out after Hennig gives up on the match when Piper refuses to stay down despite being limited to one hand.

Backstage, Mike Tenay calls for help, saying someone has attacked Bret "The Hit Man' Hart. Goldberg checks on Bret in his dressing room.

Trainer Danny Young checks on Bret "The Hit Man" Hart in his dressing room.

Before the next match, Kevin Nash says it looks like Bret "The Hit Man" Hart will not make it tonight due to some sort of injury in the back. Since he and Scott Hall have done Goldberg a favor tonight and made him easy pickings for Starrcade, he calls out Goldberg and demands he hands them the tag team titles so they can be tag champs again. Goldberg, having seen this on the monitor, takes the tag team titles with him to the ring, then drops the titles at The Outsiders' (Hall and Nash) feet, starting what ends up becoming a 2-on-1 handicap match for the WCW World Tag Team Championships.

The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) beat Bret "The Hit Man" Hart and Goldberg to become the WCW World Tag Team Champions for the sixth time. During the match, Bret "The Hit Man" Hart shows up, making the match a tag team match. He fights off The Outsiders, but as Goldberg goes for the Jackhammer on Scott Hall, Bret goes down after a shot with the one of the tag team titles from Nash, who uses the bottom rope for leverage to get the pinfall on Bret and the win.

Monday, December 6, 1999

Nitro-Glycerin - Monday Nitro recap for December 6, 1999

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Jeff Jarrett to start the show. Jarrett yanks the microphone from Okerlund, and tells him he will take it from here. He then says that whether the fans like it or not, he is the chosen one, and he does not need the powers that be or The Outsiders, and that all he needs is the WCW World Heavyweight Championship around his waist. He then mentions that Dustin Rhodes has screwed him out of his destiny, and it seems to him that he will be ending his career at Starrcade. He will even give him the benefit of the doubt, and beat him at his own game in a Bunkhouse Brawl, which he mentions that Dustin's father "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes invented. He says Dustin turned the wrong knob, and he will make an example out of him at Starrcade. He then dares anyone who wants to challenge him tonight to bring it on, whether it be Bret "The Hit Man" Hart, Goldberg or Mike Tenay, whom he says will never show his face again when he asks Okerlund where Tenay is. Tenay suddenly shows up, and says since nobody is doing it, he might as well take matters into his own hands. Jarrett tries to suddenly chalk up last week as a misunderstanding, and tells him that if he sticks his nose in his business, he won't be around to file a lawsuit. Afterwards, Jarrett attacks Tenay from behind and puts him in the Figure Four Leg Lock while Okerlund runs away. Goldberg shows up and chases Jarrett out of the ring.

Tony Marinara tells Johnny The Bull and Big Vito to stop screwing up, as he wants Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux to see the boss tonight.

We see footage of Brian Knobbs looking for Fit Finley on a nature path. It becomes clear that Finley is whipping Knobbs into shape like some sort of army recruit.

"Screamin'" Norman Smiley says Fit Finley is lucky he is not here tonight, for if he was, he would kick his booty. Since he isn't here, however, he is issuing an open challenge to anyone who thinks they can beat him in a hardcore match. That challenged is answered by Rhonda Sing.

"Screamin'" Norman Smiley retains the WCW Hardcore Championship against Rhonda Sing.

The Maestro and Symphony are seen at the piano when The Maestro notices the piano is out of tune. When he and Symphony check on it, David Flair shows up from behind, kidnaps Symphony and whacks the cover of the piano on The Maestro's head.

Vince Russo is seen talking to Psychosis and La Parka. Jushin "Thunder" Liger has a return match for the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship, but Juventud Guerrera is out with a broken arm. (In reality, Juvi and Jerry Flynn were arrested for driving under the influence, forcing him to no-show this week.) Since La Parka and Psychosis are friends with Juvi, their friendship will be severed down the middle as they will face each other in a match where the winner defends the Junior Heavyweight Championship. Before Russo can finish asking them what they think of the match, Psychosis attacks La Parka from out of nowhere.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart is seen entering the building.

The Total Package knocks on Miss Elizabeth's dressing room door, and tells her that tonight is the night and that they need to talk about it. Elizabeth is reluctant, but she opens the door after he says he has champagne.

Tony Marinari gets a knock on the door for pizza, but when he answers, Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux are on the other side.

Psychosis defends the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship in the place of Juventud Guerrera for the next match.

Jushin "Thunder" Liger beats Psychosis to win back the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship. (The scripting of the defenses of the title from last week and this week is so embarrassing to New Japan Pro Wrestling that they refuse to mention it themselves, much less acknowledge it, and the Japanese sports media does not even cover it as a result. Juventud Guerrera's seven day reign, which includes Psychosis' substitute title defense and loss, is not officially recognized by NJPW until 2007.) During the match, it is announced that three new entries in the WCW Superstars Series, Sid Vicious: The Millennium Man, Sting II: Back In Black, and the Nitro Girls swimsuit special are all officially available on VHS. After this, Buzzkill is is seen carrying a sign in the crowd. After the match, La Parka runs in and hits Psychosis in the head with a chair.



Three of the Nitro Girls are playing poker and talking about Spice with Johnny The Bull and Big Vito show up. Big Vito offers to teach them how to play poker if they allow them in for a game of strip poker. Johnny The Bull is more pre-occupied with Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux, but Big Vito insists.

The Total Package asks Miss Elizabeth for her help tonight, as they are destined to be a team together.

The Maestro is seen looking for Symphony backstage.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Mona. She says she is more than "T&A," and while Medusa may have Evan Karagias in a trance, she is here to compete. Tonight, she will take out Madusa and Karagias if she has to and prove a woman can compete in a man's world.

Madusa beats . During the match, Evan Karagias moves to the commentary tables instead of taking part in the match. When he gets in the ring to check n Madusa, Madusa inadvertently puts Karagias in an inside cradle to win. After the match, Jarrett tosses Evan Karagias out of the ring after attacking him from behind, then smashes his guitar into Madusa's head. He then says that if Goldberg wants to step into his spotlight, then tonight, he can step into his world and face him in the ring to find out who's next.

Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux have Tony Marinara tied up, and they have a surprise for him.

Miss Elizabeth agrees to team up with The Total Package....then pours champagne all over his head.

The Maestro is still looking for Symphony. Unbeknownst to him, Symphony and her kidnapper David Flair are right behind him.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Vampiro - who is wearing Oklahoma's hat - and Jerry Only. Vampiro says that when you have a thorn in your side, it draws blood and it hurts, and it gets him excited. He says that "Dr. Death" Steve Williams are Oklahoma think they can play with the big boys, but they are walking down a dark road, and tonight, the path begins.

Oklahoma and "Dr. Death" Steve Williams beat Vampiro and Jerry Only after Oklahoma hits an elbow drop from the bottom rope. He then gets his hat back.

The Nitro Girls are playing strip poker, and cheat to win with a Royal Flush by telling Big Vito that they see Disco Inferno nearby only to be mistaken.

Disco Inferno pours a jar of molasses into a bucket, and Lash LeRoux pulls out a garbage bag full of feathers as they both prepare to "tar and feather" Tony Marinara.

"Mean" Gene Oklerund interviews The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall). Hall says that Sting is going in the trash just like the Television title, and as far as "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit goes, he invented the ladder match, which makes Starrcade like a night off for him. Nash says Benoit has to make tit to Starrcade to make it to the match, and he plans to use Benoit as a tune-up.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart retains the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against The Total Package. During the match, Miss Elizabeth shows up, but so does Sting, and he asks her if she will represent garbage of if she will represent him. This distracts The Total Package, who gets put in the Sharpshooter and forced to tap out when Miss Elizabeth leaves him for Sting.

Vince Russo wants to know from Curt Hennig what the deal is with Curly Bill aka Vincent. Hennig says he has known Vincent aka Curly Bill, and knows that he can get hired for something. Vince gives Vincent aka Curly Bill three seconds, and he says "One word...Shane." Vince likes the idea and hires him. Rhonda Sing then shows up in the office.

Midnight is seen looking for Booker T backstage.

Vince Russo names La Parka his official chairman. He asks him to stand his corner, and when he cracks his knuckles, he will hit whoever is in front of him with his steel chair. Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray) shows up, and Vince gives them a shot at the tag team titles at Starrcade, wishes them all the luck in the world, and then cracks his knuckles to send the signal to La Parka to whack Booker T in the back of the head with the steel chair. Everyone else in the room attacks both members of Harlem Heat.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper shows up out of the back of a limousine .

David Flair is seen rocking back and forth with his hand around Symphony's mouth, and screams "Shut up!" as if he is hearing voices and wants them to stop.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Jerry Flynn. He says The Wall prove to him he was a great fighter, but Berlyn shows up and broke the two men only rule and make a great mistake in doing so, and now neither man is in the buliding. He then issues an open challenge for anyone to face in The Block.

Before the next match, The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Asya) shows up dressed in all back, and Douglas says they have a bone to pick with the fans tonight, as he has his constitutional right to do whatever he wants too do with the American flag. He says The Revolution did not turn their backs on America; instead, America turned its backs on them. He says that they can call him an asshole all they want, but it is their fault. Tonight, they wrap up the American flag and unfurl their own. Saturn says what we are looking at is a tight-knit militant group like The Black Panthers.

Asya vs. Midnight ends when The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn attacks Midnight. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan shows up and fights off The Revolution, but he is immediately overpowered and knocked out by the cast on Shane Douglas' left arm. He is then draped with the flag of The Revolution.

"The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko is backstage, looking for the powers that be, whom he has a meeting with.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is seen ranting about his match with Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) backstage.

The Nitro Party segment is back, and we see a video from a fan from Peoria, Illinois. We then see a woman in a tanktop, blue jeans, black hair and black lipstick named Daffney Unger, and it becomes evident by the professional-looking nature of the video that this is a vignette, and not actually real Nitro party footage. She says that she loves all the superstars of WCW and has always wanted to host a Nitro Party and thinks David Flair is totally cool (as pictures of David Flair can be seen in the background). She is also seen rocking back and forth, much like David Flair from earlier.

Before the next match, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper tells Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) to get in the ring, as he is the referee according to the powers that be, and until the bell rings, they have to do what he says. He pats down one member of Creative Control and threatens to disqualify the team unless the other member complies. After both men are hilariously patted down, he announces that the next match is an "I Quit" Match, then kicks one member of Creative Control in the groin when he says there are no rules.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper beats Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) in an "I Quit" Match in which Piper is also the referee. During the match, Goldberg stops Creative Control from piledriving Piper onto a steel chair. Piper then chokes one of the two men in Creative Control with a leather belt, and makes him say "I quit." After the match, Piper raises Goldberg's arm in victory. Goldberg tells Piper "Now we're even."

Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux tell Tony Marinari they could have really hurt him, but say that what they have in mind is better. They pour molasses on him and proceed to cover him with feathers. Meanwhile, Johnny The Bull and Big Vito are down to their boxers in the strip poker, while The Nitro Girls are still fully clothed. Big Vito says he has the mother of all hands that will beat everybody else's hands.

The Maestro finds one of Symphony's shoes as he continues to look for Symphony backstage.

Dustin Rhodes vs. Meng ends in a no-contest. During the match, Jeff Jarrett shows up and sends Meng over the top rope before fighting Dustin Rhodes. Dustin gets the upper hand, however, and before he can go for Shattered Dreams, The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) run in and attack Dustin Rhodes. Meng gets back in the ring, but gets nailed in the head with a guitar by Jarrett. Kevin Nash then hits Dustin Rhodes with a Jackknife Power Bomb.

Vince Russo asks "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko why he thinks Thunder sucks. He says that is because the powers that be are putting it together, as there are no stars on the show and that there are nothing but B-players. Vince says that will all change next week, as all the A-players will be on the show next week, and that he is so happy about the announcement, he will be changing the announce team after Zbyszko has taken so many shots at him. Zbyszko says the announce team is the only part that makes any sense, and that he is still on the announce table because after 25 glorious years of getting beat to a pulp and being cheered for at the announce table, it is all worth it. He says he doesn't need the job and that he will not be one of his "jump through the hoop jerks" like Curt Hennig, whom he says is so beaten up now that he could not beat Midnight two weeks ago. Vince Russo then puts Zbyszko and Hennig in a match, and if Zbyzsko loses, he is fired. Zbysko calls this "a lopsided coin" and says that if he wins, then Vince Russo should be the one to leave. Vince Russo accepts, saying this will never happen, and tells Zbyszko to leave the office.

We see a man who is dressed like Prince with a dove in his hands as he looks at candles and electric piano music plays. It is then announced that this is "The Artist Formerly Known As Prince Iaukea."

"The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko beats Curt Hennig...almost. During the match, Zbyszko inadvertently whips Hennig into referee Charles Robinson, sandwiching him into the corner. Vincent - now known as Shane - attacks Zbyszko when he gets Hennig in a traingle hold following a DDT. "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson then shows up and hits both Shane and Hennig with a baseball bat, and Zbyszko gets on top of Hennig to win the match and kick out the powers that be. After the match, Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) show up and show referee Charles Robinson the replay of what Anderson did. Robinson reverses the decision, and Curt Hennig wins by disqualification. As a result, Zbyszko is gone from WCW.

Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux place an apple into the mouth of a tar and feathered Tony Marinara, who then falls over in his tear.

Johnny The Bull and Big Vito have to cut the strip poker game short - and get their clothes back on - when they see a tarred and feathered Tony Marinara on the nearby monitor.

Scott Hall guests on commentary for the next match, and sits on top of a ladder as he watches the match from ringside.

. During the match, Scott Hall jabs the referee with his ladder, and as Benoit fights Hall, Nash picks up the ladder. Benoit runs around and drop kicks the ladder into him, then uses the ladder to hit Nash to hit a diving headbutt off the top. He dives onto Scott Hall when he gets back in the ring, then Nash hits Benoit with a big bot. Nash then hits Benoit with a Jackknife Power Bomb before Hall puts Benoit in the Outsider's Edge onto the ladder. As he attempts this, Sid Vicious shows up and pulls Benoit out of the move before helping him to the back.

Diamond Dallas Page is seen in the building, as Johnny The Bull and Big Vito are seen heading towards the ring.

Log on to WCW.com to answer this week's Mayhem question to earn a chance for the "Mayhem for the Holidays." It is announced that the answer to the question is "Norman Smiley."

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Sting, who says that he has always stayed stayed one step ahead of The Total Package, and tells The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) "Don't sing it...bring it!"

Johnny The Bull and Big Vito show up. Big Vito says he is tired of the fans as well as Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux. Last week, they mad ea fool out of them and the boss, and they do not like that. He then calls out Disco and Lash to the ring so they can throw a beating they've never felt before that is so bad their mothers won't recognize them. Disco and Lash show up. Instead of Disco and Lash, they get the twins from last week, and Johnny The Bull said his mother told him never to hit a woman, but tonight, he is willing to make an exception. As Big Vito yells at the women, telling them they are so ugly he does not even want to sleep with them, Disco and Lash attack Big Vito and Johnny from behind. As they do, Tony Marinara shows up and hits both Disco and Lash in the gut with a wooden stick, knocking them out. Big Vito and Johnny take Disco and Lash to the back.

The Maestro is still looking for Symphony.

Big Vito and Johnny The Bull put Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux in the back of a car and celebrate. All of a sudden, Disco and Lash come to and take control of the car, driving it away.

The Maestro is still seen looking for Symphony again. Unfortunately, he walks right into The Block and into Jerry Flynn, which starts an impromptu match between both men which does not last long as The Maestro gets knocked out. Jerry Flynn then opens a door only to be clocked in the head with a crowbar by David Flair. Flair then leaves, with Symphony's head still around his arm.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews referee Nick Patrick. In the match between Sting and Scott Hall, everyone is banned from ringside unless they have legal business at ringside, as it is time that the referees of WCW took some power back.

Miss Elizabeth hands Sting some legal documents, and Sting reads through them.

Kevin Nash guests on commentary for the next match; he gets ejected later on due to choking Sting out with his headset cord.

Sting beats Scott Hall with the Scorpion Deathlock. During the match, Miss Elizabeth distracts Scott Hall as referee Nick Patrick checks on Sting, and maces Hall in the eyes. After two Stinger Splashes, Sting wins it with the Scorpion Deathlock.

David Flair is seen taking Symphony towards the ring.

Diamond Dallas Page is seen heading towards the ring.

David Flair shows up, forcing Symphony to the ring. He tells The Maestro he has ten seconds to claim his bride, then tells Symphony to shut up. Instead of The Maestro, he gets Diamond Dallas Page, who immediately nails David Flair with a Diamond Dallas Page. He then tells the powers that be that he has his Starrcade match with David Flair right here. He says that it is funny when you leave for eight weeks, and you cannot believe the rumors that start up. Recently, he has heard that he wanted out of his contract with WCW because he wanted to go to the WWF. He then says that you leave with who brought you to the dance. He says it's about loyalty and doing the right thing, but people around him haven't done the right thing and have not been loyal. He is now out for #1 again, and that is all right with him. He then tells the powers that be that if they want him to work for them, all they have to do is bring Sid Vicious to the ring so they can "turn this mother out."

Diamond Dallas Page vs. Sid Vicious ends in a no-contest. During the match, Sid Vicious pushes Diamond Dallas Page into the referee as DDP goes for the Diamond Cutter, and hits DDP with a powerbomb. When Sid goes for another, The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) show up, and while Sid takes them on, The Outsiders get the other hand until "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit shows up and evens the odds. Jeff Jarrett then shows up and attacks both Sid and Benoit from behind, but Bret "The Hit Man" Hart shows up and brawls with Jarrett. Referees and security finally get into the ring to restore order. Nick Patrick then grabs a microphone and says that the referees have had no control all night, and dictates that tonight's main event is a lumberjack match, and if they want to govern themselves and beat the crap out of each other, so be it. He then says security and the referees are out of there. Referees and member of security suddenly leave the ring and let the wrestler sort each other out.

Goldberg runs into the ring and fights Jeff Jarrett, Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) and The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall). Suddenly, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper shows up to become the referee for the next match. He makes Jarrett, Creative Control, Bret "The Hit Man" Hart, "The Canadian Crippler' Chris Benoit and Sid Vicious lumberjack. Jeff Jarrett wants nothing to do with the match, but three members of the Green Bay Packers come out form the back and block Jarrett, who is then attacked by Dustin Rhodes.

Goldberg beats Jeff Jarrett in a Lumberjack Match. As the lumberjacks go at it, Jarrett smacks Goldberg with a steel chair, then tells Piper to count the pinfall. This leads to a two-count, Later on in the match, Kevin Nash stops a Spear attempt, and as the lumberjacks fight each other again, Bret "The Hit Man' Hart nails Jarrett with the WCW World Heavyweight Championship before Goldberg hits Jarrett with the Spear and the Jackhammer for the win.

Monday, November 29, 1999

Nitro-Glycerin - Monday Nitro recap for November 29, 1999

In memory of Hiro Matsuda, 1937 - 1999.

Goldberg shows up. He knows that The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) are in the back hearing what he has to say, and asks if he is the kind of guy to mess around with. He says he is not, but week after week, they show up and try to entertain the people with a little bit of comedy. He says that will not happen tonight. Last time they met, he got hit in the back with a steel chair and admits that he liked it. He is in the ring tonight to put a stop to their childish games, for when he steps into the ring, this is his world and he does not play around. He does not make threats, he is just the bearer of a little bit of reality as to what is going to happen. He then tells Scott Hall that if he gets involved in his match with Kevin Nash, he will show him what a little bit of heavy metal is all about. As for Kevin Nash, he's next. The Outsiders then show up, and Hall tells Goldberg he sounds upset and serious tonight, and they are here to bring that comedy he was referring to. He admits than wrapping a steel chair around Goldberg's head was one of the funniest things he has ever seen. Nash tells Goldberg The Outsiders have five words for him: don't sing it, bring it. Goldberg dares them to get in the ring, but as The Outsiders approach Goldberg, Sid Vicious shows up and says it will not be that simple as there is a new babyface in his town and his name is Sid Vicious. Sid and Goldberg fight The Outsiders side-by-side until security gets in the ring to break it up. Hall gets knocked out of the ring by Sid, while Nash gets out of the ring.

A mud ring is seen near the entrance ramp, and it is announced that a match involving The Nitro Girls is involved.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is seen exiting a limousine as two women get out of a ring nearby. (One of the women is former WWF Women's Champion Bertha Faye; the other is Patty Stonegrinder aka Leilani Kai.)

Johnny The Bull and Big Vito are seen talking to Tony Marinara, saying they will take care of Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux before the night is over.

Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) retain the WCW World Tag Team Championships against Buff Bagwell and Booker T after a chair shot to Buff Bagwell during the pinfall as Curt Hennig distracts referee Billy Silverman. Creative Control continue to attack Buff and Booker after the match, but the light go off and come back on, signaling the arrival of Midnight, who hits Creative Control with some drop kicks.

Juventud Guerrera shows up in Vince Russo's office. Russo is complaining about having some "Japanese clown" on his show due to prior commitments, and that the person in question is none other than Jushin "Thunder" Liger, who has not been seen in WCW in quite some time. Vince Russo tells Juvi that if he can take the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship off his waist, he will take are of Juvi's visa problems. Vince also tells Juvi he has a plan.

The Total Package, dressed in an expensive suit, hands Miss Elizabeth a piece of paper for breach of contract and threatens to sue her for hanging around with Sting last week. Miss Elizabeth says this has gone too far and that she will do anything to straighten this out. The Total Package says he will think about it.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is seen waiting near Vince Russo's office.

The two women from earlier figure out what to wear for the mud ring match.

Someone is seen delivering flowers to a woman named Symphony, who opens the door. There is a note attached that reads "My dearest Symphony, tonight is a night you will never forget. The next note in this cantata of love is soon to follow. Sincerely, your maestro." She takes the flowers.

Mike Tenay interviews Jeff Jarrett, who insists that he is the chosen one. As far as Dustin Rhodes is concerned, he could care less about him. He says he was hand-picked to win the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, and tonight, he gets one step closer to doing that. Tenay responds with "I hope so, because you've fallen out of favor with the powers that be." Jarrett responds by blasting him in the head with a guitar.

Brian Knobbs shows up. He says that what makes him stick to his stomach is the fat that he lost to "a woman" at Mayhem for the WCW Hardcore Championship. He says it is far from over as he is a hardcore solder of war. He says "Screamin'" Norman Smiley is in the back, and if he has any guts, he will face him in the ring. Smiley is in the back, and he does not have his gear. Fit Finley shows up with a bag around his shoulder, and he scares Norman Smiley to the point that he screams and hides underneath the table. Finely pulls out from the bag two Kendo sticks, tosses one to Knobbs, tosses away the other one, and still manages to make quick work of Knobbs. He then pulls out a piar of scissors and cuts off the back of Knobbs' hair. He then whacks Knobbs in the back with a kendo stick again, then says to the camera "He wants to be a soldier? Now he looks like a soldier!"

Johnny The Bull and Big Vito run into "Mean" Gene Okerlund. Vito invites Okerlund to a night out on the town. Okerlund accepts the invitation.

Curt Hennig and Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) are in Vince Russo's office. Vince humiliates them for being attacked by Midnight, and Curt Hennig he would have cut through her, as nobody has ever embarrassed him like that. Vince Russo then makes a match between Curt Hennig and Midnight with Booker T barred from ringside.

Rob Moore from Mountain Grove, Missouri and Nancy Lastich of West Alice, Wisconsin are the final two Mayhem Match of the Week winners.

The two women from earlier tonight put on their make-up.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is still waiting for Vince Russo.

Buzzkill shows up with a "Down With Big Brother" sign at the start of the next match, and guests on commentary.

Juventud Guerrera beats Jushin "Thunder" Liger to become the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion! During the match, Buzzkill distracts the referee as well as Jushin "Thunder" Liger, and Juvi pulls a bottle of tequila out of a bag. He smashes it into the back of Liger's head to win the match and the Junior Heavyweight Championship.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. is now the main interviewer for the show now that Mike Tenay is knocked out and "Mean" Gene Okerlund is spending a night out on the town with Big Vito and Johnny The Bull. He also tries to sell his Amway goods - a set of fine china for $39.99 - before interviewing Oklahoma and "Dr. Death" Steve Williams. Oklahoma says Jerry Only should understand that running his mouth got him in a steel cage, and that none of his buddies can help him. Williams says it will be a slobberknocker.

Symphony is delivered candies. A note is included that reads "Sweets for my sweet, tonight you will be the cherry on top of my cake. Forever yours, The Maestro."

Sid Vicious is pre-occupied with choke slamming Scott Hall in the locker room.

Johnny The Bull and Big Vito are in a gentleman's club with "Mean" Gene Okerlund.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. tries to sell a home security system for $59.95, then interviews The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall). Hall asks Nash what the deal is with the World Television Championship is, saying he hasn't gotten any free TV dinners or met Ted Turner. The Outsiders then play basketball with the Television title and a garbage can, and Nash dunks the TV title in the trash.

Before the next match, Shane Douglas announces that "Operation: Roadkill" was a huge success, and The Filthy Animals (Konnan, Rey Mysterio Jr., Kidman, Eddie Guerrero, Torrie Wilson) are no more. Konnan and Rey Mysterio Jr. are nursing themselves back to health in hospital beds thanks to The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Asya), while Kidman and Eddie Guerrero will be on a idfferent cable channel sorting out their differences on Love Connection. He says The Revolution worked them from the inside, as The Filthy Animals never knew what hit them, and they nearly set the world on fire. What pissed them off, however, is that they cheered for Bret "The Hit Man" Hart for winning American gold, then booed them. Malenko says he was in the ring with "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit last week, and when he won, the fans booed him despite being American-made and born. Love it or leave it, The Revolution will leave it and declare themselves a sovereign nation upon themselves and do away with America. Tonight, he will be called "The Python." Shane Douglas will be "THe Rattler," Asya "The Boa." Saturn says he will be known as "The Trouser," (which he calls "the most sought after snake in the world") then says that if the fans want a revolution, they've got it. Tonight, they will start making that sad song better. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan then shows up and says he's got their snake right here, then stands up for America by stating he will shove his 2x4 where the sun doesn't shine. He then fights off The Revolution with his 2x4. Asya hits Duggan, but this causes Duggan to drop his 2x4 when the rest of The Revolution take advantage of the situation. They then hit him with his own 2x4, then Benoit shows up and saves Duggan as The Revolution do an "Iwo Jima" pose on top of him with their American flag.

Sid Vicious and The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) are seen approaching the ring.

Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) is asked by Vince Russo to bring in "Rowdy" Roddy Piper.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. sells 24K, heart-shaped pendants for three easy payments of $19.95, then interviews Jerry Flynn. Flynn says there are three rules for something new he has introduced called "The Block": two men enter and one man leaves, bare fists and feet only, and come ready to fight, as no man has truly lived until they have felt the real pain of "The Block." He says the opportunity is there for any mean to meet him in the ring.

Curt Hennig and Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) tell "Rowdy" Roddy Piper that Vince Russo is ready to see him now. Roddy, who is amazed that Curt Hennig is now on the same side as the powers that be, says he is proud to see the powers that be, but he has a stomach cramp and needs to take a "Vince Russo," and that he will see the powers that be whenever he damn well pleases.

Kevin Nash guests on commentary for the next match.

Scott Hall retains the WCW United States Heavyweight Championship against Sid Vicious. During the match, Hall inadvertently smacks referee Charles Robinson as Sid gets him up for a choke slam. When Sid goes for the powerbomb, Nash gets in the ring, but Sid sees it coming and dodges the elbow drop, which hits Hall. Sid then grabs Nash, but before he can powerbomb him, Jeff Jarrett runs in and whacks Sid in the head with his guitar. Jarrett then puts Hall on top of Sid, and wakes up referee Charles Robinson, who counts the pinfall. After the match, Goldberg runs in and hits Jarrett with a Spear and a Jackhammer.

Curt Hennig and Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) escort "Rowdy" Roddy Piper to Vince Russo's office.

Oklahoma and "Dr. Death" Steve Williams are seen talking backstage about the recent Oklahoma-Oklahoma State game.

Big Vito is seen dancing in the gentleman's club with "Mena" Gene Okerlund as Johnny The Bull gets impatient.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is told by Vince Russo that he will be the referee of a mud wrestling match between the two women he saw earlier.

Backstage, a Nitro Girls food fight starts at catering. One of the women from earlier chokes, and Juvi tries to do the Heimlich but ends up calling for help.

Oklahoma guests on commentary for the next match.

Jerry Only beats "Dr. Death" Steve Williams in a Steel Cage Match. During the match, Oklahoma tries to get in the ring, but Vampiro and the rest of The Misfits catch him and pour his barbecue sauce all over him. This distracts Dr. Death briefly, but he does not get ouf the ring. He then tosses Jerry Only out of the ring, allowing him to get the ring, which wins Jerry Only the match.

Juventud Guerrera storms into Vince Russo's office bragging about saving the mud wrestling match by giving the woman who choked at catering mouth to mouth, but Vince Russo is disgusted and tells him to get out. The Total Package is then seen watching this going on from backstage and says "I may have an idea for that."

Chavo Guerrero Jr. interviews Bret "The Hit Man" Hart. Bret says they d not come any tougher than Meng, but Meng has never been in the ring with him. Chavo then tries to sell his line of hair care products after Bret leaves.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart retains the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Meng. During the match, The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) show up, distracting Bret. Bret goes for the Sharpshooter on Meng, but Meng kicks Bret into referee Nick Patrick as Hall gets into the ring. Meng grabs Hall and proceeds to beat him up, putting him in the Tongan Death Grip. Nash runs into the ring with a Kendo stick and whacks Meng with it, and it takes several whacks to knock Meng out, even for Nash. Nash then hits Meng with the Jackknife Power Bomb, then Hall pokes Bret with the Kendo stick at ringside. Suddenly, "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit runs in and takes the stick away from Hall, and attacks The Outsiders with it. Bret gets back in the ring and puts Meng in the Sharpshooter as referee Nick Patrick gets back up. Meng is out, and Bret retains.

Symphony is delivered a teddy bear. Attached is a note that reads "My muse, you and I will soon make our beatuful debut. I'll see you in our special place in less than thirty minutes."

The Total Package tells Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) he has an idea for Vince Russo, and it involves ratings. One of the men says he will see with Vince about it.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. sells make-up kits to the stars at clearance prices. Tygress says that if he has something that will help her finish teh job that she and Sky started with Spice last week, she will take ten of them, and asks him if he has ever seen Tygress without make-up before saying it is a scary sight. Suddenly, Spice shows up and tosses her one of her costumes, which she has ripped. This starts a brief brawl in a nearby bathroom, and Chavo tries to sell them towels.

Evan Karagias and Madusa are seen making out in a dark room backstage. Evan Karagias wants his surprise, but Madusa wants a title shot before he can get it. Karagias agrees to help her get it.

The Total Package talks with Vince Russo, and substitutes the woman who choked earlier with Miss Elizabeth. Vince Russo agrees to it.

Chavo Guerrero tries to sell his holiday catalog, then interviews Sting. All of a sudden, Miss Elizabeth talks to Sting about what is going on with her and The Total Package. Sting says she will think of something, then turns her away.

"The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit beats Jeff Jarrett and Sting in a three-way match to become #1 contender for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship after Starrcade. Miss Elizabeth shows up, and she tries to talk to Sting, which distracts him. The Total Package shows up and hits Sting in the back with a steel chair before carrying Miss Elizabeth away, then Jeff Jarrett hits Benoit with his guitar. Dustin Rhodes then comes out of the crowd, hits Jarrett with the ring bell, and puts Benoit on top of Jarrett, giving Benoit the win and title contention.

Johnny The Bull meets twins at the gentleman's club, and he gets Bit Vito involved. The two women asks Big Vito if he is "a natural baldy," then says that is just they way they like it. They then leave "Mean" Gene Okerlund at the club, but at this point, Gene is surrounded by women.

Symphony meets "The Maestro," but it is really David Flair, who has a crowbar in his hand and wonders why the piano will not play as he has already damaged it with said crowbar. He forces Symphony to open the piano, and inside is the real Maestro from last week, bound and gagged.

Goldberg takes Scott Hall by surprise and beats him up before the next match. We see Sid Vicious' locker room, and Sid is locked in. Kevin Nash is now backstage and attacking Goldberg along with Hall, and Sid kicks his dressing room door down to help Goldberg out. This leads to a tag team brawl, and the match eventually starts when Goldberg and Nash get in the ring. Meanwhile, Hall and Sid continue to brawl at ringside, but it is not long before Hall gets in the ring with a steel chair and takes out referee Johnny Boone before hitting Goldberg in the back with it. Sid gets in the ring, then Bret "The Hit Man" Hart shows up and takes the steel chair away from Hall before whacking Nash with it. Sid hits Nash with the chair, then Goldberg hits Nash with a Spear. Goldberg knocks Hall off the apron as referee Mickey Jay gets in the ring, and Goldberg hits the Jackhammer on Nash for the win. Goldberg beats Kevin Nash.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper heads to the ring.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. interviews The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall). Nash says that if all these tough guys want o get involved, then he will challenge Goldberg to a Steel Cage Match at the end of the night.

Miss Elizabeth refuses to do the mud wrestling match and walks out on The Total Package. This leads to a mud wrestling match between Rhonda Sing (who is competing under her real name and is best known as former WWF Women's Champion Bertha Faye) and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper. Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) are also dragged into the mud ring by Piper.

The twins are at Johnny The Bull and Big Vito's place as the men cook a nice Italian dinner.

"The Enforcer" Arn Anderson is seen backstage for the first time since his firing.

Vince Russo yells at Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) again, then "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson shows up and confronts Vince over his firing. Anderson goes on to say that for the last years, everyone in control of the company has treated the company like crap, and says stuff like this doesn't apply to him. He also calls Hennig a stooge for selling out to the powes that be. Hennig says that the last time he and Anderson did business was before he turned on The Four Horsemen a few years ago, and says that this is his spot now and that Anderson should hit the bricks.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. interviews Sky. She may be the newest member of The Nitro Girls, but it did not take her long to realize what was going on. She says Spice and the rest of her friends tried to pull a power play, then Chae runs in and fights Sky. Chavo then tries to sell first aid kits.

The Wall beast Jerry Flynn in "The Block" (which is essentially the boiler room). During the match, Berlyn shows up and hits Flynn with a pipe, then tells The Wall that this is his chance to get out of here. The Wall then focuses on Berlyn and chases him out of The Block.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. interviews "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, who tells Chavo he fought his father and grandfather, and sasys they had guts unlike Curt Hennig. He is fighting the powers that be, and he threw Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) right into the mud. He says he is down and dirty, and things may not always go his way, but at the end of the way, it is going to be him. He tells Chavo to stand up for himself. The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) then show up, and Piper fights them as security tries to hold him back from Hall. Piper then tires to fight security despite being covered in mud.

Vincent aka Curly Bill - still dressed as one of The West Texas Rednecks - talks with Curt Hennig backstage. He says that he needs a job. Hennig says he hasn't let him down in the past, and says that he has some business to take care of and that he is in.

Vince Russo talks to The Total Package, saying he has egg on his face and that The Total Package let him down. He then guarantees that even if he has to carry her himself, Miss Elizabeth will be covered in mud and the mud match will happen. Vince tells him this is his last shot.

Midnight vs. Curt Hennig ends in a no-contest. During the match, the lights go out. When they come back on, Stevie Ray is behind Curt Hennig, and he beats Hennig up despite being suspended by the powers that be. The lights go out again, then come back on to reveal that Vincent aka Curly Bill is in the ring attacking Stevie Ray. The lights go back out a third time, and when they come back on this time, "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson shows up and takes the boots to Curly Bill.

The Total Package is seen carrying Miss Elizabeth backstage.

Johnny The Bull and Big Vito are about to have dinner with the twins tie them up on the bed. They leave, but not before calling for Disco Inferno and Lash LeRoux, who pour hot spaghetti sauce, noodles and garlic bread all over them. Disco then calls Tony Marinara and tells him to get his men and bring a towel.

Larry Walker of the Colorado Rockies is seen in the crowd.

The Total Package shows up carrying Miss Elizabeth. He puts her down and tells her to get in the mud, but she slams him. She goes for a second slap, but The Total Package tosses her into the mud ring. He then takes his coat off and throws a bucket of mud at her, then The Total Package takes his socks off only to be pushed into the mud by Sting while still wearing his suit. Sting then tosses the shoes and suit jacket into the mud, then Miss Elizabeth gets out of the mud ring.. Sting then helps Miss Elizabeth to the back.

The team of "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit and Bret "The Hit Man" Hart, The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall), and the team of Goldberg and Sid Vicious are all seen approaching the ring.

At the hotel room, Johnny The Bull and Big Vito are still tied to the bed. Johnny The Bull asks Big Vito if the boss is going to be mad at him for this one.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper is the referee for the next match. It is announced that Mike Tenay has suffered lacerations of the nose and forehead and has not suffered a concussion. He has been sent home and will be back next week on Thunder.

the team of "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit and Bret "The Hit Man" beats The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) and the team of Goldberg and Sid Vicious in a three-way tag team Steel Cage Match. During the match, Jeff Jarrett shows up with a cart full of weapons and brings two guitars into the ring. One of them goes right into the head of special guest referee "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, while the other one meets Goldberg's skull. Jarrett then pulls out a pair of handcuffs and hands them to The Outsiders, who proceed to handcuff Bret to the cage wall. Benoit goes after Jarrett, who manages to get out of the cage. Benoit then goes for a flying headbutt from the top of the cage and hits Hall, and Piper manages to count the pinfall to give Benoit and Bret the win as everyone else watches. After the match, Jarrett gets back in the cage with another guitar and hits Benoit in the head with it, then Goldberg gets back up and throws Jarrett into the cage wall multiple times to the point that it almost breaks. Scott Hall then hits Goldberg with the Outsider's Edge and Nash powerbombs Sid Vicious. Jarrett then hits Benoit with The Stroke before shaking hands with The Outsiders and celebrating in the ring.

Monday, November 22, 1999

Nitro-Glycerin - Monday Nitro recap for November 22, 1999

Backstage, Jeff Jarrett says it is his time and that he is the chosen one, and tonight, he takes matters into his own hands.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart shows up. He says it has been a long two years, and he thought to himself not too long ago if he ever wanted to come back. He says he will be the best World Heavyweight Champion that WCW has ever had. He says the last year has had its ups and down, and he thanks all of the fans for backing him up, and he dedicates his title victory to his Stu Hart, who watched the match from home. He says that now that he is champ, he will do things the right way. A few weeks ago in Phoenix, Arizona, Goldberg was screwed in the first round. He says he has infinite respect for him and says he was screwed, and tells Goldberg that if he wants a shot at the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, he will be honored to see him at Starrcade and settle things once and for all. Suddenly, The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) show up, and mocks Bret wanting to do things the right way, then says he and Nash don't care. Hall tells Bret that if he wants to get to the top, all he has to do is take a few lessons from the guys who took WCW "from the outhouse to the penthouse." He then says he and Nash do whatever they want whenever they want to whomever they want. Nash says that just because you get an iron-on that says you are the best does not make you the best, and if that was the case, he would be "Joe Boxer" tonight. Hall says that would make him "the Landing Strip." Nash then goes to say he and Hall run the show around here, and challenges Bret to tag team with Goldberg and take them on. Bret says if they want, they've got it. Suddenly, Jeff Jarrett comes out from the crowd and smashes his guitar into Bret's head, and says he is the chosen one and that the World title belongs to him whether he likes it or not.

Mike Tenay interviews Curt Hennig, who has one more thing to do before leaving WCW. He says he will not wrestle for WCW and he is a man of his word, and the powers that be will not stop him from seeing his fans. Suddenly, a man is seen playing a piano with a woman by his side.

Kidman and Konnan says that what is going on with Eddie Guerrero is getting out of hand, and that they need to take care of it.

Oklahoma and "Dr. Death" Steve Williams are seen backstage.

Tony Marinara is seen in the locker room talking to two men: Johnny The Bull and Big Vito (formerly Skull of Da Baldies in Extreme Championship Wrestling). Tony says there are no longer playing games with Disco Inferno, and they will take him down New York. The problem is, Johnny is hungry and Big Vito can't remember who we're going after again.

The Total Package is talking with Vince Russo. He wants a match between Miss Elizabeth and Meng, having the power to book the match himself, as Vince Russo cannot make the match due to Elizabeth being under contract to Luger instead of WCW, Luger says he has it under control. He says that Miss Elizabeth is under contract for three years, and that she did not even read the contract before signing it. He says that Liz trusted him like Sting did, and says that Sting is pulling his bat out of his ass because of it. Russo lets Luger make the match. Meanwhile, Liz has seen the whole thing go down on a monitor backstage.

Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) beat The Filthy Animals (Konnan and Kidman) to become the WCW WOrld Tag Team Champions! During the match, black-and-white Kid Cam footage of Torrie Wilson and Eddie Guerro is seen on the video screen, and Kidman runs to the back. After the match, Kidman finds Eddie Guerrero and beats the crap out of him, and WCW security have to stop the fight.

Mike Tenay interviews Bret "The Hit Man" Hart, and Goldberg is also nearby. Bret says he knew it would get tough as soon as he become the world champion, and that it would get busy for him, but he expected that. He and Goldberg will take on The Outsiders first, then he will give Jarrett his first match with the world champion and he will be excellently executed. Goldberg proposes that Bret take care of Jarrett while he takes on The Outsiders himself. Mike Tenay asks if this will be a 2-on-1 handicap match, to which Goldberg replies "Not necessarily."

Sky urges Spice not to go forward with the match tonight, but Spice says there is nothing else she can do.

Buff Bagwell meets with Curt Hennig, who says that there are no hard feelings and says that Buff is the man to carry the company on his shoulders. Buff thanks Curt. As this goes on, piano music can be heard again.

Before the next match, "Screamin'" Norman Smiley says he is the new WCW Hardcore Champion. He says that if you look up "hardcore" in the dictionary, you will see him. He says that he is so hardcore, he drank milk that was two days past the expiration date. He then says that if any "wanna-bes" who want to challenge how hardcore he is, all they have to do is come to the ring. Suddenly, Fit Finley who has not been seen in months - gets in the ring and almost immediately beats up Norman.

Tony Schiavone and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan advertise the "Nitro For Me" fragrance at the commentary table.

Miss Elizabeth tells The Total Package that what happened last night was an accident, but The Total Package tells her to stop making excuses and that she needs to learn how he felt last night. Meanwhile, piano music is still being heard.

Mike Tenay interviews The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall). Hall says he and Nash have something in store for him in the form of a rito squad, but Nash tells him that all their previous plans did not work. Nash then says he and Hall are getting the band back together, whether Goldberg realizes it or not.

Chavo Guerrero Jr. tries to sell 24-karat Italian gold to Johnny The Bull and Big Vito. As this goes on, piano music is playing again and Disco Inferno is seen in the background, immediately recognizing Johnny and Big Vito, and heading into the locker room in disguise.

Mike Tenay interviews Jeff Jarrett, who says what happened at Mayhem was detour on the way to the gold. He is the chosen one, and the World title will soon be around his waist. He was chosen by the powers that be to win the World title tournament, and whatever Bret "The Hit Man" Hart does, the World title will be around his waist.

Perry Saturn beats Evan Karagias with the Rings of Saturn. During the match, a man dressed as a hippie carrying a sign saying "Hell No! I Won't Go!" appears and guests on commentary, and it becomes apparent that this is Brad Armstrong, who wants to go by the name "Buzzkill." After the match, Asya and Madusa have a catfight at ringside, and both Saturn and Karagias have to hold both women back.

Mike Tenay interviews Kidman and Torrie Wilson as piano music plays. Kidman says Eddie Guerrero can talk about "la familia" all he wants, but when he makes a move on Torrie, it hits him in the back and in the heart. Tonight, he wants Eddie to face him one-on-one in the ring.

Vampiro and The Misfits are seen entering the building, while Oklahoma and "Dr. Death" Steve Williams are seen backstage again.

Mike Tenay interviews Eddie Guerrero as piano music plays again. Eddie says he is not proud of what happened here tonight, but what's done is done. Unfortunately, things turn out to be what they aren't. He says Kidman surprises him and cannot listen to what he has to say to him, and since he cannot listen, he will have to show him in the ring.

Oklahoma and "Dr. Death" Steve Williams guest on commentary for the next match.

In the final Mayhem Match of the Week, Vampiro beats The Wall by disqualification when Berlyn hits Vampiro with a chair. During the match, The Misfits try to get their hands on The Wall but cannot. After the match, Berlyn keeps him from hitting Vampiro with the chair for a second time, and both men stare down before Berlyn slaps The Wall. The Wall then chases Berlyn to the back. After the match, Jerry Only of The Misfits notices "Dr. Death" Steve Williams and yells at him. Dr. Death gets in the ring and attacks all four of The Misfits, then Vampiro gets in the ring and kicks Dr. Death out of it. Oklahoma has to hold Dr. Death back.

Miss Elizabeth locks herself in a shark cage to get away from Meng.

In the parking lot, a limousine pulls up.

Bret "The Hit Man" Hart beats Jeff Jarrett. During the match, Detroit Pistons player Grant Hill is seen in the front row. Later on in the match, Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) distract referee Mickey Jay by approaching Bret, and as this goes on, Dustin Rhodes comes out of the crowd and hits Jeff Jarrett with the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. Creative Control see this and chase Dustin to the back, and Bret gets back in the ring and pins Jarrett.

Miss Elizabeth, still in the shark cage, talks to The Total Package, wanting to know what he was thinking and admitting the match was a mistake. He asks for the keys so he can unlock the cage and get the match cancelled, then tells her that she will be wrestling Meng no matter what and walks off, telling her that if she doesn't get out of the cage, they will bring the cage into the ring.

We see the limousine outside of the parking lot.

Miss Elizabeth gets Sting's attention, and tells him what is going on between her and The Total Package. Sting tells her she's made her own cage, and now she's going to have to sleep in it.

Eddie Guerrero beats Kidman. During the match, it is announced that Arn Anderson has been fired from WCW by the powers that be following his actions from last night, and that the powers that be not only did not know that he was an agent, but that he even worked in WCW in the first place. Later on in the match, The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn) attack Konnan and smash his arm between the steel steps and the ring post. Torrie tries to tell Kidman what is going on, but Eddie is not interested and is more concerned about getting the win.

Vince Russo asks Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) to bring "Hacksaw' Jim Duggan to him and to see who is in the limousine parked outside. Jeff Jarrett then shows up and chews Creative Control out for their inability to deal with Dustin Rhodes.

The Total Package is seen commanding a forklift to lift up the shark cage containing Miss Elizabeth as Meng heads to the ring.

Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) finds "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and tell him that Vine Russo needs to see him.

Mike Tenay interviews Spice. Spice cannot believe it has come to this, and says that Tygress has decided to hold her responsible for everything that has happened in the last few weeks. She is sad that The Nitro Girls have been reduced to this, and if a wrestling match has to decide everything, so be it. Sky shows up and asks her not to go through with this match, but Spice says that if a wrestling match is what it will take to settle everything, she will get in the ring.

Meng vs. Miss Elizabeth ends in a no-contest. At the beginning of the match, the cage - with Miss Elizabeth still inside - is brought into the ring by a forklift. During the match, Meng tries to bend the bars of the cage. The Total Package offers Meng the keys, but Meng puts The Total Package in the Tongan Death Grip before bending the bars again and grabbing at Miss Elizabeth. The match ends when Sting runs in and attacks Meng with his baseball bat. He then frees MMiss Elizabeth from the cage.

Goldberg is seen talking to somebody backstage, but the identity of the person is a mystery.

We see the limousine parked outside again.

As he heads to the powers that be's office, "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan meets the man playing the piano, and helps himself to it while scaring the heck out of the man and the woman at his side.

Lash LeRoux beats Disco Inferno. Shortly after the match begins, Tony Marinari shows up with Johnny The Bull and Big Vito, who toss Lash LeRoux and referee Johnny Boone out of the ring after the match before having their way with Disco Inferno. Lash LeRoux heads back into the ring with a chair as Big Vito wraps a chain around his hand. He nails both Johnny and Vito with it, then Tony Marinari jumps on top of Disco to put him in a sleeper. LeRoux puts Tony in a sleeper of his own, then he and Disco put Tony in the body bag before running from Johnny and Big Vito.

Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) look into the limousine to see who is inside, with one of them knocking on the limousine.

Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) have to explain themselves to security officers .

Vince Russo confronts "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan in his office for using his own personal office toilet last week. He says he has eaten nothing prunes morning, noon and night in preparation for this moment, then gives Duggan a toothbrush and tells him to go clean the toilet with it.

Tygress beats Spice via referee stoppage. Sky shows up during the match before Tygress scratches Spice in the eye, and after the bell is sounded, Sky hits Spice in the head with her purse. She and Tygress then draw on Spice's face with make-up.

Mike Tenay interviews Meng as piano music plays again. He says he is not a fool, and that Sting stuck his nose where it did not belong. He says Sting hit him with the bat across the head, and now he wants to challenge him to a no-disqualification match. Sting can use his bat, and he can use his hands.

Curt Hennig shows up. He shakes hands with Tony Schiavone and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, and hugs the latter, then gets in the ring. Curt Hennig cannot even get the words out, and he leaves the ring.

The limousine door opens up...

"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan cleans Vince Russo's toilet...with Vince Russo's toothbrush and not the one Vince gave him.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper makes a surprise appearance for the first time in months. He jokes about the powers that be, saying they write sex and "T&A" into the scripts because they don't get any. Suddenly, his microphone dies, and he finds out from Tony Schiavone that the producers were told to kill his microphone by the powers that be. Piper heads back to the back, and grabs a producer who tells him where the powers that be are. He kicks the door open and is confronted by Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald). Vince Russo tells Creative Control to stand down and let him go, and Piper is amazed by Vince Russo as being the powers that be, and accuses Vince Russo of ruining the sport that he has been in for the last 30 years, ever since he was fifteen years old. He calls Russo "a figment of his own imagination," and says he is ruining people's lives and making them squirm like worms. The only reason that Russo cannot take him down is because he has money, and threatens to beat him with a baseball bat if he ever cuts his microphone again. Russo tells Piper he is the one who needs a reality check, as he is down to one hip and is nearing 50. In his world, Piper is done, and he needs to join Flair and Hogan in the retirement home in Boca Raton. Piper says he has a two-year contract with Time Warner that Russo has to fulfill. Russo responds by making Piper a referee, and tells him that if he refuses to do the job or breaches his contract, he will sue him for everything he is worth. Piper reneges and says "Yes, sir," and continues to repeat that statement after he leaves the office.

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper heads towards the limousine, repeatedly saying "Yes, sir." He gets in, and the limousine drives off.

Buff Bagwell vs. Booker T ends in a no-contest. During the match, Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) show up and attack both men, then Curt Hennig shows up only only to put Bagwell in the Hennigplex, turning heel and revealing he has sold out to the powers that be. Booker T fights both Creative Control and Hennig, then the lights go out. Midnight is in the ring when they come back on, and she and Booker T fight off Creative Control again.

The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) get ready in the locker room.

Vince Russo thanks Curt Hennig and welcomes him to the family. Hennig says he sees the big picture, and if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Vince then asks Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) to send Juventud Guerrera to his office.

Mike Tenay interviews Sting. He says he did not come here looking for a fight with Meng, but it just so happens that Meng is out of control and he had to do something about it. Miss Elizabeth shows up and says thanks to Sting, saying that she had no idea whow cruel The Total Package could be, and offers to be his manager or to help him in any way. Sting doesn't think Miss Elizabeth is being sincere with him, and declines the offer. As this goes on, piano music is playing again.

Asya beats Madusa by submission after wrapping her legs around Madusa's head.

Mike Tenay interviews Dean Malenko, who says that after last night, he has had his fill of Canada, and it makes him sick that two Canadians - Bret "The Hit Man" Hart and "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit - are getting paid from an American paycheck for vying for what he considers American gold. Tonight, he will show Benoit what their friendship - and his country - means to him when he takes the Canadian flag, douses it in gasoline, sets it ablaze with a blowtorch and changes the Canadian national anthem from "O Canada" to "Burn, Canada, Burn." Once again, piano music is playing through the interview.

Goldberg is seen getting ready for his match in the locker room.

Dean Malenko beats "The Canadian Crippler" Chris Benoit in a flag match. Despite Tony Schiavone originally saying that the winner had to grab their opponent's flag, then corrects himself during the match to say that the winner grabs their own flag, Malenko wins it by grabbing Benoit's flag. After the match, the rest of The Revolution (Shane Douglas, Perry Saturn, Asya) show up and toss both flags in a steel can before Malenko pours gasoline over both of them. He is about to light them on fire with a blowtorch when Bret "The Hit Man" Hart runs in and fights off The Revolution. Bret then hands the Canadian flag to Benoit, then he waves the American flag.

Vince Russo talks to Juventud Guerrera about his work visa, saying he has heard rumors that his work visa has expired. Juvi gives him a bottle of tequila as a present. Vince takes a shot of it, but spits it out and tells Juvi to get out of his office before asking Creative Control (Patrick and Gerald) to get his toothbrush - which "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan used to clean Russo's personal toilet - from the bathroom.

Meng beats Sting in a no-disqualification street fight by pinfall with the Tongan Death Grip. Miss Elizabeth shows up shortly after the match begins, and when she tries to spray mace into Meng's eyes, Sting stop sher from doing it. The Total Package then shows up at ringside, and Sting deal with him before Meng puts Sting in the Tongan Death Grip. After the match, Miss Elizabeth checks on Sting, but Sting does not want her help.

The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) are seen heading towards the ring, while Goldust asks the person in his dressing room if they are ready.

The man at the piano and the woman at his side are at the piano when Favid Flair shouts "Make it stop!" repeatedly before smashing the piano with his crowbar, scaring the pianist and the woman.

Sid Vicious shows up behind Goldberg, but it soon becomes apparent that Sid is Goldberg's tag team partner.

The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) beat Goldberg and Sid Vicious. Sid Vicious gets Hall in the powerbomb, but Nash hits Sid with an elbow drop as referee Mickey Jay gets Goldberg back in his corner. After Sid falls off of Hall, Hall gets his arm over Sid for the win. After the match, security has to rush into the ring to keep both team from tearing each other apart.