Raw Deal - Raw recap for January 19, 2026

Gunther heads to the ring. He says that "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles made a mistake coming into their match with blinders on and being so focused on making him tap out that he forgot he was in the ring with the greatest wrestler in WWE. Gunther says his future looks very bright and will lead him back to the World Heavyweight Championship; therefore, he is declaring for the men's Royal Rumble match. As he reminds everyone how he lasted over one hour in the Royal Rumble, AJ Styles' entrance theme hits, and Styles heads to the ring. Styles knows that Gunther wants to move on, but he does not, and he demands a rematch at Royal Rumble. Gunther says he does not plan on pulling double duty and declines, but Styles accuses Gunther of being a coward as he leaves. Styles admits Gunther's hand may have been raised, but he beat himself when he did not rip his leg off and beat him with it, and tells Gunther that he "tapped out like a little bitch" to the Calf Crusher. He tells Gunther to admit if he is scared so they can both move on, and Gunther says he proved he is the smarter and better wrestler compared to Styles, and states that there is no incentive to wrestle him again. Gunther declines again, but he does not leave the ring when he gets an idea that there is something that Styles can do to get a rematch. Gunther stipulates that Styles must put his career on the line, then tells Styles to think about it and to think if this is a hill worth dying on before demanding his answer by the end of the night, unless Styles is "a little bit scared."

Backstage, Maxxine Dupri is met by Natalya, who wants to be in Maxxine's corner so that what happened between Maxxine and Becky Lynch does not happen tonight. Maxxine is happy, and says that she will see Natalya out there.

Becky Lynch retains the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship against Maxxine Dupri. During the match, Natalya puts Becky's foot on the rope during a pinfall attempt, and that allows Becky to hit the Manhandle Slam to win and retain. After the match, Natalya attacks Maxxine and eventually puts her in the Sharpshooter.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce talks with "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles, telling him that he does not have to take Gunther's challenge. Styles says he will talk to his wife, and as he leaves, "The Oracle" Paul Heyman shows up. Pearce laughs, saying he has been thinking about Heyman and has had a great week, then says Bron Breakker is still suspended. Pearce tells Heyman that The Vision ("Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory) should be on their best behavior, because he will be ringside for their match.

Backstage, Raquel Rodriguez tells the rest of The Judgment Day (Finn Balor, Liv Morgan, Roxanne Perez) that Stephanie Vaquer is still not medically cleared, and that when Vaquer does come back and put the Women's World Championship on the line, she will beat her worse than she did last week. Liv says that 2026 will be their year, as Finn and Raquel are about to become world champions while she and Roxanne are going to be Women's Tag Team Champions. Finn says that they are on his island tonight and that he is not leaving without the World Heavyweight Championship.

"Main Event" Jey Uso shows up in the crowd, says that he is here tonight and that he is declaring for the men's Royal Rumble match. He says that he will become a back-to-back Royal Rumble winner, and that he is firing his warning shot.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce runs into The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) and Grayson Waller, who demand their World Tag Team title rematch. Pearce gives them an opportunity next week in a Fatal 4-Way match, where the winning team will get a title shot. Adam Pearce then heads to ringside for the next match.

Rey Mysterio, Dragon Lee and Penta beat The Vision ("Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory)in a six-man tag match. During the match, both General Manager Adam Pearce and "The Oracle" Paul Heyman argue on the ring apron, but when Logan Paul passes the brass knuckles to Austin Theory, Adam Pearce catches them out and the referee stops whatever plans Theory had with the brass knuckles with Pearce's help, as Pearce takes the brass knuckles away. Paul Heyman confronts Adam Pearce, and Rey Mysterio uses the brass knuckles - which Pearce has left on the ring apron - against Logan Paul before Penta hits Austin Theory with a Mexican Destroyer for the win.

Backstage, Jackie Demond interviews CM Punk. Punk says he is playing an away game going into double overtime, and that he wants the game on his stick. He says that this is the kind of pressure that gets him out of bed in the morning and proves he is the best in the world, and that this pressure will break Finn Balor.

WWE acknowledges Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the United States.

Backstage, "The Oracle" Paul Heyman rushes to catch up with General Manager Adam Pearce (and as he does, a boom mic hits him in the head). Heyman hands Pearce a phone and says he may want to take that phone call.

Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley head to the ring. Rhea mentions their Women's Tag Team Championship defense against Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez at Saturday Night's Main Event, then asks when they are going to learn that when it comes to them, "Rhiyo" is always on top. Rhea also announces that once they win and retain at Saturday Night's Main Event, they will be participating in the women's Royal Rumble match. All of a sudden, Liv and Roxanne show up, and Liv says that Rhea and Iyo are more delusional than they thought and that she is taking the women's tag titles back. She also advises Iyo to dump Rhea before she turns on her, stating that Rhea's selfishness will get the better of her and leave her with no one. Roxanne announces that she, Liv and Raquel Rodriguez will all also be entering the women's Royal Rumble match and that one of them will headline WrestleMania. Rhea chalks this all up to projection, then asks how the three of them being in the Royal Rumble match will work. Rhea is suddenly attacked from out of nowhere by Raquel, and Raquel, Liv and Roxanne quicky clean house. Rhea Ripley fights back, but the numbers game takes over, and Liv hits Rhea with Ob-Liv-Ion.

Backstage, Bayley is disappointed in herself over her and Lyra Valkyria's recent loss when Lyra Valyria shows up. Lyra shows up and says she finds it hard to be positive right now, especially since she let her friend down. Bayley says that neither of them got pinned and that they still have the rest of the year. Both of them declare for the women's Royal Rumble match.

El Grande Americano beats Je'Von Evans by referee stoppage after Je'Von Evans gets injured. Early in the match, El Grande Americano accidentally bump heads at the ring apron following a back drop.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Finn Balor. Finn says the magnitude of tonight is not lost on him, but it may be lost on CM Punk. He says that Punk is a fighting champion and that he respects him, but he questions his judgment, for he is on his island in front of his people, and in Belfast, Northern Ireland, there will be a new Irish World Heavyweight Champion.

We see a vignette for Oba Femi.

Backstage, The Vision ("The Oracle" Paul Heyman, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory) run into General Manager Adam Pearce. Pearce asks for Bron Breakker to meet with him next week so they can iron things out, and that the recent phone call had nothing to do with it. Heyman says that can be done before mockingly telling Pearce to be on his best behavior. The Vision leaves, then "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles shows up and says that his wife has told him to kick Gunther's ass. Pearce makes Gunther vs. Styles with Styles' career on the line official for Royal Rumble.

Backstage, Asuka chews out Kairi Sane for failing her and blames her for losing the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, saying it hurt almost as much as Iyo Sky turning on her. Kairi promises that she will make sure she wins the Royal Rumble, and says taht she will do anything. Asuka approves of this, and tells Kairi not to make her yell at her again.

Finn Balor comes out to his original entrance theme before the next match.

CM Punk retains the World Heavyweight Championship against Finn Balor. After the match, CM Punk helps Finn Balor up, says something to him, then raises his hand in a show of respect.

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During the countdown, it is announced that TNA and WWE have established a new partnership, and Ariane Grace shows up to once again become the NXT-TNA Liaison. Ashante "Thee" Adonis shows up, and after praising the Washington Commanders in front of a Dallas, Texas crowd, states that he is here to issue an open challenge to anyone who wants to step up to him, and it is answered by Jake Something.

Jake Something beats Ashante "Thee" Adonis.

Moose and JDC show up, and Moose holds a newly-designed X Division Championship in a protective covering and proclaims that he will reveal the new design tonight. JDC then heads to the commentary table for the next match.

Backstage, we hear from The Rascalz (Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz). Trey says they woke up this morning to challenge The Hardys for the TNA World Tag Team Championships for the first time ever, and Wentz calls the match a dream come true.

Frankie Kazarian beats Leon Slater during the countdown by getting the knees up to block the top rope Swanton 450 and grabbing the tights after JDC distracts Slater on the outside by repeatedly telling him he has to win the match in the ring.

We hear from Joe Hendry. He says that he has overcome all obstacles and that it is time to prove that he is the face of TNA and win the TNA WOrld Championship. We then hear from "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth. He says that everyone, including himself, believes in Joe Hendry, but there is a difference between believing and going and that he knows what it takes to stay on top and be the best. He says that everyone is and should be behind Joe Hendry, but for him, all that matter is being the best and that he will prove he is the best and walk out as World Champion.

"The Star-Spangled Banner" is performed. McKenzie Mitchell, formerly of NXT, makes her TNA debut as tonight's ring announcer.

Before the next match, Moose debuts the new TNA X Division Championship, which now has a brown leather strap and has the words "The System" in red on the sides.

Moose retains the TNA X Division Championship against "Inevitable" Ace Austin with a Spear to the back to counter The Art of Finesse followed by another Spear in the middle of the ring. After the match, The System (Eddie Edwards, Brian Myers, Moose) are about to attack Ace Austin, but Eric Young and Steve Maclin make the save. This leads to the next match happening soon after the last one takes place.

Eric Young and Steve Maclin beat The System (Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers) despite interference from Alisha Edwards after Eric Young is able to stop System Overload.

We are introduced to Handsome JF and Mark Blondin of the French commentary team.

Spitfire (Jody Threat and Dani Luna) retain the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championships against Ash by Elegance and Heather by Elegance.

Backstage, Frankie Kazarian says everybody should be on fire about Leon Salter, but tonight is about the present and that he is a gift to professional wrestling. He says he is laser focused on tonight's main event and that he knows both Joe Hendry and Nic Nemeth well, and he hopes that they rip each other apart so he can make a decision on whether or not he takes his crown tonight.

Tessa Blanchard beats Jordynne Grace after exposing a middle turnbuckle and sending Jordynne into it with a bulldog before hitting Magnum from the top rope for the win.

Mike Santana beats "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander in an "I Quit" Match after beating Alexander with a madball and threatening to curb stomp him into the ring steps. Judas Icarus and Travis Williams are banned from ringside. After the match, Santana tells Alexander to get up, face him like a man, and shake his hand. Alexander shakes his hand, saying he is a man of his word, and tells Santana he is the standard now. He says that he quits tonight, and that he quits TNA, too.

Before the next match, Nathan Frazer and Axiom show up to watch the next match from ringside.

The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) retain the TNA World Tag Team Championships against The Rascalz (Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz). During the match, Matt Hardy nearly comes to blows with Nathan Frazer and Axiom, but when Trey Miguel hits Frazer and Axiom with a tope suicida, Axiom has to hold Frazer back before the two of them are escorted out by security.

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Masha Slamovich retains the TNA Knockouts World Championship against Rosemary in a Clockwork Orange House of Fun Match. After the match, Cora Jade suddenly shows up and has a staredown with Masha.

Before the next match, Director of Authority Santino Marella has the pre-show panel give their opinions of who will win the World Title. Suddenly, "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth shows up and says Nic Nemeth will not be happy about this and does not care what anyone has to say. He says his brother will win tonight, then Santino Marella tells Ryan he has no business in the match and bans him from ringside before demanding security escort Ryan out.

Joe Hendry beats "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth to become the TNA World Champion! During the match, "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth shows up with a ticket and watches from the front row despite being banned from ringside. Later on, Frankie Kazrian tries to cash in his Call Your Shot Gauntlet Trophy, but John Layfield comes out of the crowd, grabs Kazarian and hits him with the Clothesline From Hell. Ryan Nemeth jumps the barricade and confronts Layfield only to get punched out, then Layfield leaves through the crowd. After the match, Joe Hendry celebrates with his parents at ringside before celebrating with the fans in the crowd to end the show.

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Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

Chris Jericho beats Matt Sydal. After the match, Don Callis leaves the commentary table, but comes back when Jericho is attacked from behind on the stage by "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita. When "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels helps referees and security break up the brawl, Takeshita takes him out with a big boot.

"Daddy Magic" Matt Menard replaces Don Callis on commentary for the rest of the show.

Penta el Zero Miedo beats Anthony Henry.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews The Outcasts (Saraya and Ruby Soho). When Harley Cameron shows up, Ruby Soho grabs her by the neck and asks why she did what she did last week. Harley says Anna Jay told her to do it. Saraya tells Ruby to go after Anna Jay, and tells Harley to help Ruby.

Stokely Hathaway accompanies Kris Statlander to the ring for the next match.

Kris Statlander beats Queen Aminata.

Backstage, we hear from Sonjay Dutt, Jay Lethal and Satnam Singh. Lethal says he wants to get back to great in-ring action and he cannot do this with Jeff and Karen Jarrett in the group. Sonjay considers kicking out Karen, but Satnam considers they kick Jeff out instead. Lethal stops them, saying he wants to win gold and that it may be singles gold he is after he admits he cannot take much more of what is going on.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Kris Statlander and Stokely Hathaway. Suddenly, Willow Nightingale shows up late because someone cancelled her flight. This causes Stokely and Willow to yell at each other while Statlander is caught in the middle.

Darby Allin beats Jef Hardy afte countering the Twist of Fate with a jackknife pin. After the match, Darby Allin goes for a fist bump with Jeff Hardy, but Jeff rolls out of the ring.

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Dante Chen beats Tavion Heights.

Julius Creed beats Apollo Crews after sitting down on a Sunset Flip counter.

THE NXT LVL - NXT LVL UP recap for January 19, 2024

Scrypts beats Brooks Jensen after Lucien Price distracts the referee so that Jaida Parker can hit Jensen in the knee from the outside after Scrypts targets the knee throughout the match.

Backstage, Sarash Schreiber interviews Hank Walker and Tank Ledger. Hank says that life is about playing the hand one is dealt and that tonight is no different, and that he and Tank have scouted their opponents and found their similarities between each others. Tank says it all about leverage and making it so that "the lower man wins."

Jacy Jayne beats Carlee Bright.

No Quarter Catch Crew (Charlie Dempsey and Damon Kemp) beat Hank Walker and Tank Ledger after Tank beats up Drew Gulak and Myles Borne on the ring apron.

Layin' da SmackDown - SmackDown recap for January 19, 2024

Backstage, Solo Sikoa and Jimmy Uso are met by Roman Reigns and Paul Heyman. Roman Reigns says he has to make everything right tonight regarding his Royal Rumble match. Roman and Heyman leave, then Solo says he will fix everything.

General Manager Nick Aldis oversees a contract signing for "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. LA Knight vs. Randy Orton vs. Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at Royal Rumble. Styles arrives first and immediately signs the contract, followed by LA Knight (who also immediately signs), Randy Orton (who also immediately signs) and Roman Reigns. Instead of Roman, however, Paul Heyman shows up. Heyman says that the contract for the match has yet to have been put forth to Roman's attorney; therefore, Roman will not the sign the contract on this evening. Nick Aldis says that this is absolutely fine, as the three signatures that are already on it make it so that they can wrestle for the "vacant" Undisputed WWE Championship. An incensed Heyman heads to the ring apron and tells Aldis that he is concerned about him, as he looks good despite the "mediocre" job that he does, yet has no way to sell this match to the fans, the board of direction, or Roman Reigns. As Heyman says Roman should be defending the title in a one-on-one match, LA Knight tells Heyman to shut up, sayin it should be a one-on-one match after Roman's cousins saved him before threatening to beat Heyman up. He also says that "Johnny-come-latelys" Randy Orton and AJ Styles showed up and walked into the picture, but Styles tells him that he walked over him to get his shot at Roman and lose, and that he should be lucky to be in the match. Knight tells Styles to watch the bass in his voice, then says he will become the champion and that if he has to walk over him again and be the one to leave him laying, he will do it. Styles punches Knight, and the two of them brawl their way to the stage where officials rush in to restore order. Heyman laughs at the brawl before Orton grabs his tie, twirls it around and tells him his plan will not work when he lays out Solo Sikoa tonight.

Backstage, AJ Styles tells General Manager Nick Aldis that he wants LA Knight tonight. Aldis tells him that he has his match.

Santos Escobar, Humberto and Angel (now known as Legado del Fantasma) beat The Latino World Order (Joaquin Wilde, Cruz del Toro, Carlito) after Escobar gets the blind tag and pins Carlito with a high stack-up pin.

Backstage, Kayla Braxton interviews Pretty Deadly (Kit Wilson and Elton Prince). Prince says they feel much better prepared against Tyler Bate and Butch with no mystery people showing up, and Wilson says they have been studying tape on Bate and Butch because they are "pretty, smart boys."

We hear from Bobby Lashley and The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford). Lashley says The Final Testament (Karrion Kross, Scarlett, Akam, Rezar, Paul Ellering) has their attention, and Montez says this is not the smoke that The Final Testament wants. Dawkins says they have been the real monsters while The Final Testament has hidden in the dark, and Montez says that if they wanted a fight, all they had to do was ask. Lashley tells The Final Testament to name the time and place so they can show them what real intimidation looks like.

Tyler Bate and Butch - now known as Pete Dunne again - beat Pretty Deadly (Kit Wilson and Elton Prince).

Backstage, Kayla Braxton interviews Pretty Deadly (Kit Wilson and Elton Prince). They say they were prepared for Butch, but not for Pete Dunne.

It's time for The Kevin Owens Show. Tonight's guest is Logan Paul. Logan Paul says it is not an honor to be on a "bottom of the barrel" show, then says the show is now his before thanking him for being the reason that he is in WWE. We then see footage from WrestleMania 37 where Owens gave Logan Paul a Stunner, and Logan says that he had to prove that he belonged in WWE as the crowd chants "one more time." Owens says he barely remembers giving Logan Paul a Stunner, then says that he has done this for almost 25 years and is but one of many that he has hit with the Stunner, and thought of Logan as "just another celebrity guest." He gives credit to Logan for sticking around and getting much better at wrestling than anyone would ever has thought, but as good as he is, he is not him. Logan says he is "one of one" and would rather not be one of the guys in the back, then says he is a multi-talented billionaire while "Kevin Owens is Kevin Owens." Owens says that he has heard everything Logan has said about him, then says there is a lot of things that Owens cannot mention about Logan is because Logan is "protected and sheltered" and given all the tools needed to win a title. He then says that while Logan made use of those tools to win a title, that makes him a joke that he has to end at Royal Rumble. Logan then says that Owens' right hand is protected and that Owens only knocked him out because he had a cast on. Logan then says he has knocked out everyone that he has clean and that it will only take a few seconds for him to knock Owens. Owens says that for the last ten years, he has proven that he can take a lot of punishment and can still get back up, and that there is no punch Logan can throw that can knock him out for three seconds. Owens then gives him his word that he will not have his cast on at Royal Rumble, then takes it off. When Owens turns his back to take the cast off, Logan punches Owens in the face. Owens uses the ropes to drag himself back to his feet, and when Logan sees that Owens is back up, both men brawl until Logan rams Owens' broken right hand into the ring post.

Backstage, Roman Reigns chews out the rest of The Bloodline (Paul Heyman, Jimmy Uso, Solo Sikoa). As Roman chews out Jimmy Uso, Solo intervenes and says last week was on him, and that tonight, he will show Roman that he will fix it.

Damage CTRL (Bayley, Iyo Sky, Dakota Kai, Asuka, Kairi Sane) watch the next match from ringside, with Bayley guesting on commentary.

Kayden Carter and Katana Chance beat Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn (now known as Unholy Union). After the match, Asuka and Kairi Sane dance around with the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships before handing the titles back to the champions.

We hear from The Final Testament (Karrion Kross, Scarlett, Akam, Rezar, Paul Ellering). Kross calls Bobby Lashley and The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) "the yes men of the company" and that The Final Testament do not get opportunities because they are disruptors and savages. He says that they will meet face-to-face next week, and then, the world will see who the true "All Mighty" actually are.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews Carmelo Hayes. Carmelo Hayes that things like what happened last week happen, and that he and Austin Theory were able to walk away from it. He says he did not win, but he did not win, and that he will ball out because he is "Him." Austin Theory and Grayson Waller show up, and Theory takes the interview as Carmelo getting rewarded with an interview in his own city. Carmelo challenges him for next week, and as Theory says he is busy, Grayson accepts on his behalf, much to Theory's chagrin.

"The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. LA Knight ends with Jimmy Uso showing up only for Solo Sikoa to show up seconds later and jump Knight from behind before attacking Styles. After hitting Styles with a Samoan Spike, Solo immediately states "Two down...one to go!" before calling out Randy Orton.

Randy Orton beats Solo Sikoa after "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles and LA Knight beat up Jimmy Uso as he heads to wards the ring and Solo goes for a Samoan Spike only to get laid out with an RKO. After the match, Knight, Styles and Orton stare each other down, then Knight punches Styles out before Orton hits Knight with an RKO. Styles gets back up, and he gets an RKO, too. Suddenly, Roman Reigns shows up from behind Orton and hits Orton with a Superman Punch before signing the contract for his Fatal 4-Way Match at Royal Rumble. Roman then goes for a Spear, but when he charges at Orton, Orton hits him with an RKO.

This week on The SmackDown LowDown: The Latino World Order (Joaquin Wilde, Cruz del Toro, Zelina Vega, Carlito)! Kayden Carter and Katana Chance! Bobby Lashley and The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford)!

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for January 19, 2023

The Design (Angels and Kon) beat Yuya Uemura and Delirious in the BTI match. After the match, Deaner takes the microphone and calls Sami Callihan to the ring, and Callihan shows up. Deaner declares "The Death Machine" dead, then tells Calilhan to get in the ring. Deaner tells Callihan that he made the right choice by allowing his hair to be cut off, then says it is time to make the next right choice in the process. Deaner commands Kon to bring Delirious back into the ring, and Deaner wants to know if Callihan is willing to follow orders. He tells Callihan to make the right choice and take Delirious out. Sami Callihan gives the thumbs up, but Deaner turns the thumbs up into a thumbs down before Callihan hits Delirious with the Cactus Driver '97.

In memory of Jamin Pugh "Jay Briscoe", 1984 - 2023.

Mickie James heads to the ring to start tonight's show. She says "The Last Rodeo" may be over, but "Hardcore Country" is forever, for there is a new champion in the house. As she thanks the fans, she is interrupted by Bully Ray. Bully points to the back and tells her to leave, but Mickie tells him that the fans want Bully out of the ring, now her. Mickie then tells Bully to get out of her ring, but Bully tells her to stop talking and wasting her time, as the ring is not hers and that he was the main event of Hard To Kill, not her. He says that he was the one to sold the place out and did all the work to get people talking about Impact, and yet people cheer for Mickie James and talk about "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander, who he says would be a nobody if it were not for him. Mickie asks Bully if he is done talking about himself like he does, and says that the only headline she saw was "Bully Ray Tapped Out." This leads to a "you tapped out" chant. Bully Ray tells Mickie James this is her last warning, and that the next words that come out of her mouth should be chosen "very, very wisely." Mickie says he works with Bully on a weekly basis and has a lot of respect for him, but outside of the ring, he has shown his true colors and what he has always been: a bitter bully who politicks to get what he wants and throws a fit when he doesn't. She tells Bully that she knows what he has done to women in the business and that she will not back down, and if he wants her out of the ring, he will have to take her out of it. Suddenly, Suddenly, Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans show up. Tasha says she is not the biggest Bully Ray fan after he presed her over the top rope, and says that if Bully want to go "oops upside Mickie's head," then she wants a front row seat. She then asks Mickie what her headline is about, and says the one headline everyone - including her - should be talking about it is that Mickie can't beat her. She stops Mickie from talking, and Mickie shoves her. Bully tells Tasha not to take crap off Mickie because Mickie is "a two-bit champion," then Tasha says she will take what is hers back from Mickie, then says that if Bully wants a piece of Mickie, he should not leave them out. Savannah Evans then hits Mickie with a cheap shot, then Jordynne Grace and Frankie Kazarian show up as Tasha and Savannah attack Mickie and Bully looks under the ring. Suddenly, Director of Authority Santino Marella also shows up. Santino says he has a match to make and that he needs to figure it out, then Ernest "The Cat" Miller makes a surprise entrance and mentions being World Championship Wrestling Commissioner at one point before making one big match. Bully Ray tries to leave as Santino makes his announcement, but Santino threatens to fire him if he leaves. He then puts Bully, Tasha and Savannah in a match with Mickie, Kazarian and Jordynne, and it starts right now.

Frankie Kazarian, Mickie James and Jordynne Grace beat Bully Ray, Tasha Steelz and Savannah Evans after Bully Ray walks out of the match. After the match, Masha Slamovich shows up with a black manila envelope, which she hands to Mickie James. Inside is a black-and-white picture of Mickie with a big red X all over it, and Mickie kisses it before shoving it into Masha's face.

Backstage, Director of Authority Santino Marella thanks Ernest "The Cat" Miller for the assist, then runs a six-way "Golden Six-Shooter Match" by him where six former world champions face off to get a match for the Impact World Championship. Miller tells him that he is doing a good job and leaves, then Marella meets Dirty Dango before Steve Maclin shows up and takes offense to Dango being put in the match. Dango tells Marella he wants a match with Marella, and Marella makes it.

"The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo beats Ashley D'Amboise.

Backstage, Gia Miller looks for PCO in the lower floor of the arena for an interview. She finds him, and he soon repeatedly screams "Eddie!"

Backstage, Trey Miguel meets with Ashley D'Amboise and compliments her on her match, then says that with a few more squats, she will look good in no time. When Ashley thanks him, Trey takes that as disrespect, but Ashley reminds Trey that he defaced the X Division Championship. Mike Jackson shows up and chews Trey out for disrespecting Ashley. Trey Miguel makes fun of his age, and challenges Trey for the X Division title in response, promising to bring the title back to someone with respect if he wins. Trey nonchalantly accepts the challenge and leaves.

Killer Kelly beats Taylor Wilde with the Killer Clutch.

Backstage, Sami Callihan is met by The Design, and Deaner tells Callihan that "the process" is seven steps where Calliahn needs to make the right choice. He tells him that he made the right choices for steps one and two by shaving his head and following orders, then asks him if he will be in the Golden Six-Shooter Match. Callihan says yes. Deaner tells him to win the match and bring the title to The Design. Kon then warns Callihan that if he loses, there will be consequences.

Backstage, Director of Authority Santino Marella runs the "Golden Six-Shooter Match" by "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander, who likes the match idea and says he is happy to see Santino here. Josh leaves, then "The Quintessential Diva" Gisele Shaw and Jai Vidal show up, and Gisele Shaw wants a shot at the Knockouts Tag Team titles. Unfortunately for Gisele, nobody wants to team with her, and Santino says he will have to find Gisele a partner because nobody likes her.

Steve Maclin beats Dirty Dango.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews The Major Players (Matt Cardona and Brian Myers). Brian Myers says that they have had some bad luck and that "Inevitable" Ace Austin and Chris Bey have screwed them, but they are men and Austin and Bey are children. Moose suddenly shows up. Moose reminds Myers that his bad luck started when he lost the Digital Media title to Joe Hendry, and Matt Cardona says that Moose is right and that after he and Myers are done with Austin and Bey, he will take the Digital Media title back from Hendry.

Backstage, Dave LaGreca of Busted Open Radio interviews Tommy Dreamer regarding Bully Ray. He asks if there is any way for the relationship between Bully Ray and Tommy Dreamer to be salvaged, and Dreamer says "no." He says that he does not have to take Bully Ray's negativity and that he has seen how Bully's lying has affected people. He also says that Bully Ray knows that while he will lose matches, he will not lose the war, and that he and Bully Ray are going to war.

"Speedball" Mike Bailey beats Kenny King in a Pit Fight by knockout after kicking a chair into the head of a downed Kenny King.

Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for January 19, 2022

Jon Moxley shows up for the first time since early October to start tonight's show. After chewing out a heckler in the audience for yelling "Boo! Get this drunken piece of trash out of the ring!", Moxley talks about a bad dream he had on a plane where he was beaten up and a black cloud was above him asking him if he had the nerve to think he made an out. He says that everyone carry scars on the inside and that people try to cover them up or pretend they do not happen, and says people should be proud of those scars, as they make people who they are. Moxley says there are plenty of people who doubt him or want to write him off, and to those people, he says they can shove it up their ass. He says he does not run from demons; he just beats the shit out of them. Moxley thanks those who have supported him through thick and thin, then says that he is going to grab the world of professional wrestling by the balls and do whatever he wants, for he is truly free. He says he has been to Hell and that it has been very liberating, then says nobody can put him through more hell than he has already been through and says that if people thought he was dangerous now, then he is thirsty and all he drinks is blood.

Backstage, we hear from MJF and Wardlow. MJF says that instead of taking the loss on the chin, Punk took the easy way out against Wardlow. He apologizes to Wardlow - whose birthday is today - then docks his pay for putting his hands on him, saying the money will go back up if he can qualify for the World title picture. He then says that Shawn Spears will get the job done against CM Punk tonight and that he will be there to call all the action.

Adam Cole and Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. beat Best Friends (Orange Cassidy and Kris Statlander) after Orange Cassidy inadvertently puts Britt Baker through a table and Cole hits Orange Cassidy with a low blow.

Backstage, Alex Marvez interviews Chris Jericho, Santana and Ortiz. Jericho says he does not care about Eddie Kingston, but Ortiz stops him to say that he and Santana, and Santana says Eddie may have a point about him. Santana says that maybe they should focus more on himself and Ortiz than on him after he asks Jericho when he truly last had their back.

Backstage, Alex Marvez interviews Adam Cole, who takes the microphone from Alex and tells him to leave before saying he has done everything he could to Orange Cassidy for being a thorn in his side before challenging him to a Lights Out Match next week. He says he cannot stand looking at Orange Cassidy any longer and that he plans to end his career.

We see a video package for CM Punk vs. Shawn Spears, which is coming up next.

CM Punk beats Shawn Spears with a single GTS shortly after MJF guests on commentary for the match. After the match, MJF tries to sneak up on Punk, but Punk catches him out and grabs him by the scarf. MJF ducks out of his scarf and runs away.

Backstage, Billy Gunn meets with Christian Cage for a shot at the AEW World Tag Team Championships. Christian says his sons have talent, but when the lights are brightest, he cannot get that win. He tells Billy to make a statement, and then they can talk. When Billy grabs him, Christian pushes his arm away only to be attacked from behind by Austin and Colten Gunn, and Austin says "Statement made."

"The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes heads to the ring, which has a giant ladder in it. Cody says he is reminded from the last match of CM Punk's "Pipebomb" promo, then says that Punk laid out a roadmap of things that were taboo at the time, such as working with other companies and teaming with The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson). He says that Punk would eventually do these things in AEW in what would be "the comeback of the decade," yet in his absence, somebody did do every one of those things: him. Cody says he held every grain of that revolution in his hands and people cheered, and says he will not turn heel because people cheered when he needed them the most. On the subject of "The Forbidden Door," he was the one who built it, then says that in the two weeks he was gone, The Young Bucks nearly started the Wednesday Night Wars all over again, Ricky Starks started a fight with Jay Lethal, and Brody King had the balls to show up. Cody also mentions the TNT Championship title picture, saying there are no "secondary belts" in AEW and yet they have a secondary TNT Champion, and announces that the undisputed TNT Champion will be determined in a ladder match.

Tony Schiavone interviews John Silver, Anna Jay, "Smart' Mark Sterling and Jade Cargill. Anna Jay has challenged Jade Cargill for the TBS Championship. Sterling says he and Jade are thrilled to accept this challenge. John Silver says Anna Jay will win the TBS Championship, and Anna Jay says she will do anything it takes to win a match before asking Jade if she is willing to do the same.

The Kings of the Black Throne (Malakai Black and Brody King) beat The Varsity Blonds (Griff Garrison and Brian Pillman Jr.). After the match, Malakai Black asks that the members of The House of Black rise before PAC shows up on the video screen to state that he has found a new vision and purpose, and that he sees Malakai as just the same as every other cretin in AEW: self-obsessed and power-hungry. PAC says that he will not bow down and call Malakai Black "master," then says he will leave a mark with him as he pulls down his blindfold.

We see a video package regarding the return of Lance Archer.

Backstage, Brandon Cutler records a video message for Trent Barretta and Rocky Romero. Romero challenges The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) to a match against a re-united Roppongi Vice.

Lance Archer beats Frankie Kazarian. After the match, Tony Schiavone interviews Dan Lambert. Lambert takes the microphone and mocks "Hangman" Adam Page for his age and saying he is not mentally or physically prepared for Archer. Archer says "Enough of this cowboy bullshit," then says he is going to show what he will do to Adam Page by tossing Kazarian out of the ring before attempting a choke slam into a chair. Adam Page shows up and has a staredown with Archer before slapping him in the face. Both men exchange blows and Adam Page hits him with a cowboy boot, then Page clotheslines Archer out of the ring.

Backstage, Alex Marvez interviews Dante Martin, Lee Moriarty and Matt Sydal. Dante says that Sydal has been like a brother to him and that he has his and Moriarty's backs. Moriarty says they will do the same for him. We then hear from Ricky Starks and Powerhouse Hobbs. Starks tells Dante that nobody is his friends and that he is all alone. Hobbs tells Dante to get someone who will watch him everywhere, because Team Taz builds assassins.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Kris Statlander and Red Velvet. Suddenly, "Legit" Leyla Hirsch trash talks Kris Statlander for losing tonight at and Rampage and costing her and Red Velvet thousands of dollars. Red Velvet says it was miscommunication, but when she turns around, Leyla attacks her before attacking Statlander.

Serena Deeb beats Skye Blue with the Serenity Lock.

We hear from Dan Lambert and The Men of the Year (Scorpio Sky and "All Ego" Ethan Page). Ethan Page tells Jon Moxley not to let his fashion fool him, because he is up to the task for a challenge, as he has been climbing up the ranks while he was away.

We see a video package for Hook.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews The Hardy Family Office. Hardy says he has sold 51% of the group to Andrade el Idolo and that he will maintain the majority of seats as CEO while Andrade becomes President. He also says that the HFO will be the "AHFO," and Andrade makes it known that he is trying to recruit Darby Allin.

We see black-and-white footage of Anthony Bowens as Darby Allin and some guy dressed up as Sting running into Bowens with a car before being hit with a baseball bat by "Platinum" Max Caster.

Sting and Darby Allin beat The Acclaimed ("Platinum" Max Caster and Anthony Bowens. Before the match begins, The Acclaimed attack Darby Allin and Sting before wrapping a chair around Darby's neck and sending him into the ring post, causing Darby to suffer an injury and be taken to the back, effectively making the match a two-on-one handicap match for a time. Darby eventually comes back after sailing over the crowd and knocking Caster off the ring steps with a flying shoulder tackle.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for January 19, 2021

In footage from last Saturday, Don Callis congratulates Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) on their win at Hard To Kill before heading to the hotel. After Omega and The Good Brothers leave, Callis addresses the fans. He says that Omega and The Good Brothers are already planning what is next, then says he will be taking a hiatus and "taking care of business in Jacksonville," before making a return.

Eric Young beats Rhino with the Figure Four Leg Lock after Joe Doering slam's Rhino's leg into the ring post. After the match, Young refuses to let go of the hold, and Violent By Design (Young, Joe Doering, Deaner) wraps a chair around Rhino's leg. Doering stomps the chair while Deaner takes down and holds down Cousin Jake.

In footage from last Saturday, Moose throws Rich Swann into a door, then tells him he has kept his promise of being the best teammate he ever had, and now that the match is over, the Impact World Championship will be his soon. We then hear from Swann, who says that he is tired of the games and that he is giving Moose a chance to prove he is the real world's champion tonight.

Backstage, Acey Romero meets with Tommy Dreamer and shows Dreamer the bottle of Ring Rust, and says that whoever had it turned Larry D into "Lawrence D" before stating that only one set of fingerprints was on both the bottle and the gun.

The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) show up. Anderson asks Gallows how many more times they have to continue proving that they are the draw of the entire wrestling world as he talks about how they set the wrestling world on fire Saturday and made headlines. Gallows says this is what they do and why they are the placeholders of the industry, and that they will keep the Impact World Tag Team Championships as long as they please. Suddenly, Chris Sabin shows up. Sabin says that while he knows The Good Brothers want to treat Impact like their own personal tour bus, he cannot tell if they are drunk or stupid, as The Motor City Machine Guns were not pinned when they lost the tag titles. Sabin demands a tag team title rematch, but Gallows tells him he has no business doing so because he has no tag team partner, but Sabin says he has a partner who knows a lot about tag team wrestling: "The Cowboy" James Storm. Storm introduces himself to The Good Brothers, then says he and Sabin want the tag team titles and tells them to put up or shut up. Suddenly, Matt Hardy and Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) - members of the All Elite Wrestling roster - show up. After talking about their six-man tag team match against Matt Sydal and Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) tomorrow night on Dynamite, he announces that he has brought Private Party in for a warm-up match. Storm tells Matt Hardy this was a private conversation, not a private party, but Hardy says everyone else should be praising him for putting Impact Wrestling on his back and saved it from bankruptcy in 2016, and also mentions how he and Jeff Hardy lost the tag team titles in a "teleportation gone wrong" angle. He then says the warm-up match should be against The Good Brothers, and after mentioning how he and Jeff Hardy lost the tag titles, Gallows says Private Party and the team of Sabin and Storm should fight it out to see who faces them for the tag titles. Matt Hardy then says he will get his lawyers to meet with Impact's lawyers to make it official, then tells Private Party that they must get vicious and get the win.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Matt Cardona. Cardona says he has been asked why he is in Impact Wrestling, and says he wants an opportunity after making the most of opportunities throughout his career, and that he wants to prove himself and his fans right.

Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) vs. Chris Sabin and "The Cowboy" James Storm is official for later tonight.

We see a video package of Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) winning the Impact Knockouts Tag Team Championships.

Backstage, Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) meet up with Kaleb with a K and Tenille Dashwood. Suddenly, Johnny Swinger interrupts, and all three of them are confronted by Fallah Bahh, who knows that Swinger stole his money from Fire and Flava, who stole the money from him. Suddenly, Brian Myers shows up on an elevator and is not interested in what Fire and Flava is selling. Myers then confronts Fallah Bahh, which leads to a match between the two.

Kimber Lee and Susan beat Jordynne Grace and Jazz after Deonna Purrazzo hits Jazz in the back of the head with the Impact Knockouts Championship behind the referee's back.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Taya Valkyrie when John E. Bravo confronts her, saying she sprayed Larry D with Ring Rust. Suddenly, Tommy Dreamer and Acey Romero show up, and Taya fesses up, saying she never supported Bravo's relationship with Rosemary. After Taya regrets that John E. Bravo didn't die and states that John E. Bravo is useless, she is hauled off. (As Taya is carried away by security, Tommy Dreamer, Acey Romero and John E. Bravo joke that Taya might do time in Jacksonville, Florida; Stanford, Connecticut or Baltimore, Maryland - references to All Elite Wrestling, WWE and Ring of Honor respectively.) Rosemary scares security away and confronts Taya for her behavior. Taya says she does not regret having Rosemary as a friend regardless of what happens. Taya is hauled off, and Crazzy Steve shows up. Rosemary says this is why she does not have friends, as it never works out. After Rosemary asks if this frightens Steve, Steve says this excites him. (This ends up being Taya Valkyrie's last appearance in Impact Wrestling, as her contract has expired.)

We hear from Tony Schiavone, who takes it to Tony Khan and Jerry Lynn. Khan says he and Jerry will be watching closely as Matt Hardy and Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) appear on tonight's show. Khan puts Private Party on a pedestal, then Tony Schiavone runs down the card for tomorrow night's episode of Dynamite. Afterwards, Khan says Matt Hardy is at Impact because he asked him to be there and that he expects results. It is then revealed that Jerry Lynn and Tony Khan are in the arena right now.

Rich Swann shows up. Swann says he felt the pressure of being Impact World Champion and leading the company into war at Hard To Kill, saying he lives and thrives off that pressure and that he, Chris Sabin and Moose left their hearts in the ring. He admits he had some trust issues with Moose given what all Moose has done, but that his attention was on Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson). Now that Moose has his attention, he wants him to get in the ring so they can settle things. Moose shows up and reminds Swann that people make bad decisions when they are angry and that those decisions tend to make him angry, then says nothing between them will be settled until he gets a World title shot. Swann then gives Moose a World title shot right then and there, but Moose says he says when they will go at it because Swann is on his time. Swann asks what they will do now before starting a brawl. After punching Moose in the face, Swann tears Moose's shirt and hits a few chops before dodging a tackle in the corner and hitting a Phoenix Splash.

Backstage, Scott D'Amore meets with Rohit Raju, then TJP shows up with the X Division Championship. Rohit Raju then wants an opportunity at the X Division title, and gets it in two weeks' time. Rohit takes the match and leaves. After Rohit leaves, Scott D'Amore asks TJP if he should tell Rohit the match is a non-title match.

Backstage, Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) try to do business with Alisha Edwards. They then spot referee Brandon Tolle and try to get money out of him for their championship celebration when Havok and Neveah show up. Fire and Flava tell them to go home and watch the championship celebration, then leave.

Brian Myers beats Fallah Bahh with a kick to the groin following an inadvertent eye poke from Fallah Bahh.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. Austin says what happened at Hard To Kill was a tragedy, as he was forced to sit on a countdown show panel and comment on a match, and says "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander's time as a tag team champion is done and that Alexander should fade into the background. Ace Austin also shows his disgust with having to face Matt Cardona instead of taking part in the X Division Championship match. Suddenly, Alexander shows up and says he will make sure Austin will not reach his potential and that opportunities are earned. After Alexander shoves Austin, Fulton grabs Alexander from behind. As Austin is about to punch Alexander, Matt Cardona shows up and beats up Austin, forcing Austin and Fulton to retreat.

Backstage, a trainer tends to Eddie Edwards and tells him not to do barbed wire matches anymore. Suddenly, Brian Myers demands the doctor tend to his poked eye while calling Eddie "a backyarder." Eddie then challenges Myers to a match next week to show him what a professional wrestler and professional wrestling is really like.

Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) beat Chris Sabin and "The Cowboy" James Storm. During the match, Tony Khan and Jerry Lynn are seen watching the match from behind the guardrail, with Tony Khan taking notes. Later in the match, Jerry Lynn climbs over the guardrail and grabs Chris Sabin's leg while Matt Hardy distracts referee Brian Hebner, allowing Private Party to hit Gin and Juice for the win. After the match, The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) show up to have a stand-off with Private Party, then all three teams brawl with one another to end the show.

Here are the top ten moments from tonight's show!

Here are all of tonight's backstage segments!

After Dark - AEW Dark recap for January 19, 2021

"Absolute" Ricky Starks guests on commentary for the next four matches.

Before the next match, Luchasaurus says there are no dragons in AEW and that people should believe a dinosaur because he has a master's degree, then tells Brandon Cutler to get into the ring so they can get on with it.

Luchasaurus beats Brandon Cutler.

Sammy Guevara beats El Australiano. After the match, Guevara says he has a chip on his shoulder that weighs on him, but there will soon be gold on his shoulders after carrying Dark, Dynamite and the pay-per-views he has been on because he is AEW's best worker. He says that while it is no secret that Chris Jericho brought him in, Jericho also saw him working in the independents before he even knew Jericho. He says he is here because of work, which is going to get him every single championship AEW does, and that he is coming for everybody.

Scorpio Sky beats Nick Comoroto.

Shanna beats Marti Daniels.

Anthony Ogogo guests on commentary for the next three matches.

The Butcher and The Blade beat Mike Verna and Baron Black.

The Gunn Club (Billy, Austin and Colten Gunn) beats Ryzin, Vary Morales and Adam Priest.

Proud 'n Powerful (Santana and Ortiz) beat Jon Cruz and Danny Limelight.

"Pretty" Peter Avalon shows up. Avalon brags about being on a winning streak as of late during the "Pretty" Peter's Pageant Provocation, then says it is time to have a breakout match of his own and presents "The Walk Off." He says that Lee Johnson is a handsome man that he had to check out, and not only did Johnson accept his 8x10 photo, but also "The Walk Off." The rules are as follows: there are three "pretty judges," both participants can only wear one outfit, and they must take ten steps forward, pose, turn, then take ten steps back. Avalon says anyone can win a wrestling match, but it takes a real man to win such a "cosmetic contest," and next week, he will prove that it is "PPA all day."

Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) beat Lee Johnson and Aaron Solow following the cheap shot from Matt Hardy to Aaron Solow.

Big Swole beats Alex Gracia.

Sonny Kiss beats Zack Clayton.

Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) beats KC Navarro and AJ Kirsch.

Ivelisse and Diamante beat Tesha Price and Katalina Perez.

The Acclaimed (Max Caster and Anthony Bowens) beat Shawn Dean and Fuego del Sol.

The Lucha Bros. (Penta El Zero M and Rey Fenix) beat Chaos Project (Luther and Serpentico).

Chronicles of the 24/7 Championship - Topeka, Kansas

Once again, R-Truth won the WWE 24/7 Championship from Mojo Rawley, but Rawley pinned Truth again to win the title back before running away. These reigns were R-Truth's 33rd and Rawley's 5th.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for January 19, 2019

Eli Isom beats Facade to advance in the mini-tournament to decide a #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship. Both men show respect after the match.

We hear from Kelly Klein, who says that she beat three opponents to become ROH Women of Honor Champion, and that she is so confident that she will keep the title that she will not only defend the title against anyone anywhere, but that every match against her will be for the title.

We hear from Jay Lethal, who says that there are men all over the world who want the ROH World Championship, and that he hasn't forgotten what Matt Taven has done as of late. He says that Taven will eventually get what is coming to him.

It is announced that next week, The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O'Ryan, Vinny Marseglia) will be defending the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships against Villain Enterprises ("The Villain" Marty Scurll, Brody King, PCO).

Rush beats TK O'Ryan in his ROH debut. After the match, Vinny Marseglia shows up, but it is just a distraction that allows Matt Taven to hit Rush in the back with his facsimile ROH World Championship. After this, Taven, O'Ryan and Marseglia grab steel chairs, place a steel chair on top of Rush's head and smacks it into Rush's skull with three steel chairs.

Rhett Titus replaces Caprice Coleman on commentary for the next match.

Before the next match, The Beer City Bruiser says that he has realized that "The Last Real Man" Silas Young sucks for using him as a means to get to the top and saying that their friendship means nothing. He also tells Silas that instead of a wrestling match, they must have a fight, and asks referee Todd Sinclair to make the match no-disqualification.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beats The Beer City Bruiser in a no-disqualification match to advance in the mini-tournament to decide a #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for January 19, 2017

In the Race For The Case Match, Eli Drake takes the red briefcase, Trevor Lee takes the blue briefcase, The DCC (Bram and Eddie Kingston) takes the gold briefcase, and The Broken Hardys ("Broken" Matt Hardy and Brother Nero) take the green briefcase.

We look back on Drew Galloway's debut on February 20, 2015.

We look back on Moose's debut on July 12, 2016.

Drew Galloway is backstage. Since he's been gone, there's been a lot of change in Impact Wrestling for the good of the company, but the Impact Grand Championship still isn't around his waist.

Lashley gloats about his win from last week, and says he has a proposition for Eddie Edwards...

Lashley shows up. He says that the ring wasn't big enough for him and Ethan Carter III, so he eliminated him. He says there is nothing that can stop him from taking the World title, and calls out Eddie Edwards, who shows up. Eddie tells Lashley he doesn't have to answer to him and that he owes him nothing, but he knows what Lashley is doing and why he is doing it, as Lashley knows he wants to be a fighting champion, and wants to know his master plan to take the World title. Lashley says Eddie is no fighting champion as he relies on fluke wins and his friends, and calls him a "feel-good champion." He then demands a World title shot in a 30-minute Iron Man Match. Eddie gives him the match so he can prove that Lashley is his bitch. Lashley jumps him for this statement, and Davey Richards has to rush in with a chair to get Lashley to back off.

Backstage, Maria Kanellis-Bennett calls Braxton Sutter on her phone, saying she has something for him when he shows up tonight. She then meets Brooke, who knows exactly who Maria is and tells Maria to stay away from her, stay out of her way and let her do her own thing.

Brooke beats Deonna Purrazzo in her TNA return. After the match, Sienna runs into the ring, but Brooke sees her coming and fights her only to be overpowered.

Tyrus and Eli Drake reveal that Fact of Life is up next, and the red briefcase's contents will be revealed.

Maria Kanellis-Bennett meets with Braxton Sutter backstage. She tells him to stop training Allie to wrestle, and tells him to find Laurel Van Ness.

It's time for Fact of Life with Eli Drake and Tyrus, where the contents of the Race For The Case briefcases will be revealed. The higher the number on the case, the better the prize. Eli Drake opens the red briefcase, which contains the number 4. The DCC ("The Cowboy" James Storm, Bram, Eddie Kingston) mess with Eli Drake and Tyrus before their gold briefcase is opened to reveal the number 2. Trevor Lee - who has no idea how to open the briefcase - gets number 3. That leaves Jeff Hardy with number 1,

We look back at Drew Galloway vs. Matt Hardy for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship on March 15, 2016.

We look back at Moose vs. "The Miracle" Mike Bennett at Bound For Glory 2016.

Allie meets Braxton Sutter, who tells her that he can't train her anymore and gives no explanation as to why. Allie is sad.

Before the next match, Robbie E tells Aron Rex he has his number and tells Rockstar Spud that Swoggle has his number.

Aron Rex and Rockstar Spud beat Robbie E and Swoggle.

We look back at Drew Galloway's heel turn from August 25, 2016.

We look back at Moose winning the TNA Impact Grand Championship from Aron Rex on December 1, 2016.

Next week: Jade vs. Rosemary in a Monster's Ball Match for the TNA Knockouts Championship! Lashley vs. Eddie Edwards in a 30-minute Iron Man Match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship!

Braxton Sutter escorts Laurel Van Ness to her car...and opens the door for her before getting in the driver's seat...

Drew Galloway beats Moose with a low blow followed by a Claymore to win the TNA Impact Grand Championship. Had the third round went three minute, Galloway would have had one point deducted from all three judges.

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for January 19, 2016

Jeff Hardy starts off tonight's show. He feels something is off about the deal Matt Hardy made to Ethan Carter III, and asks him to come to the ring. He does. Jeff knows he and Matt have become famous out of taking huge risks, and owes Matt so much, but he feels uneasy about tonight's main event. Matt feels he's let everyone down, but says tonight is the night for this. He knows Ethan Carter III uses his ego to get around, and decided to beat him at his own game by putting his TNA career on the line. He plans to beat EC3 at his own game and make everyone proud. Jeff understands, and says Matt still has a chance. Suddenly, Tyrus shows up and says that their dreams will become nightmares. He says Matt has made a mistake and that EC3 will take care of him, but says that Jeff made an even bigger mistake by insulting his intelligence, and challenges him right then and there. Hardy agrees, and they have their match right now.

Jeff Hardy beats Tyrus by disqualification after Tyrus shoves the ref down outside of the ring. After the match, Jeff Hardy hits a Twist of Fate from out of nowhere.

The Feast or Fired match happens next week!

The Wolves (Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards) have come out on top in TNA for the last two years...and they want Beer Money (Bobby Roode and "The Cowboy" James Storm) in a match. Suddenly, they are attacked by a crazed Crazzy Steve and by Abyss.

Thanks to Velvet Sky and Madison Rayne fending off the rest of The Dollhouse (Jade, Marti Bell, Rebel), Gail Kim retains the TNA Knockouts Championship against Awesome Kong.

Beer Money (Bobby Roode and "The Cowboy" James Storm) show up and call out Eric Young and Bram. Instead, they get Eli Drake and Jessie Godderz. Eli Drake says Beer Money's time has come and gone, and Jessie Godderz plans on breaking the both of them. Beer Money go to town on the both of them and immediately get this match started.

Beer Money (Bobby Roode and "The Cowboy" James Storm) beat Eli Drake and Jessie Godderz.

It is announced that Jeff Hardy has re-injured his leg.

Reby Sky, Matt Hardy and son Maxwell meet up with Jeff Hardy. Matt tells Jeff to get medical treatment for his knee, and says he'll be fine in his match tonight.

Kurt Angle shows up. He thanks the fans, and says that his match against Drew Galloway last week was wonderful, and that it was the kind of match he'd like to have on his farewell tour. When he asks who's next, Lashley appears. He says he respects Angle more than anyone else in the business for discovering him and helping him get into professional wrestling. He also remembers their match from this time last year, and even though Lashley lost, he says the match was incredible. He has looked back on it frequently, and he wants another match with Angle. Angle doesn't know if he can beat Lashley again, but he's up to challenge and grants him a rematch. Lashley then says "I'm gonna beat your ass, Kurt."

Lashley meets Raquel backstage, who tells him "your pain is my pleasure."

"The Miracle" Mike Bennett beats Pepper Parks. After the match, Bennett says that the audience has just witnessed a real life miracle and that he is building "a kingdom of miracles."

Ethan Carter III tells Matt Hardy that this ends tonight, as he says that Hardy cannot beat him. The camera zooms out to reveal that EC3 and Tyrus are sitting in an ambulance, and EC3 says that Hardy will be leaving in it tonight.

Matt Hardy beats Ethan Carter III in a Last Man Standing match with help from wife Reby Sky and from a turncoat Tyrus to win the TNA World Heavyweight Championship! During the match, Hardy uses unsavory tacts to beat EC3, causing Hardy to turn heel and Ethan Carter III to turn face.

After the match, Matt Hardy says he beat the unbeaten Ethan Carter III and win the TNA World Heavyweight Championship for Matt Hardy. She then calls the fans "gnats," "ants," and "insignificant," then puts his wife Reby Sky on a pedestal and says Tyrus made the right business decision by turning on EC3. After saying that this is the beginning of "Big Money Matt," he places EC3 head on top of a steel chair, then smacks him in the head with another one before he, Reby and Tyrus head to the top of the entrance ramp and lift Matt's arms high in victory to end the show.

Total Divas Island - Total Divas recap for January 19, 2016

Dolph Ziggler almost kisses Nikki backstage, but Nikki slaps him in the face. Nikki can't believe this, and walks away. She tells Brie, then all of a sudden, Dolph shows up. Nikki cuts the conversation short, saying she can't even be friends with him after this. She finds John and hugs him, then she and Brie tell Paige, and says not to tell Nattie because she'll tell everyone else.

Brie, Nattie and Rosa Mendes are riding together. They talk about the Divas Revolution that is happening right now, then Nattie mentions TJ and the stuff going on at home. Brie can relate, having seen this happen with Bryan twice in a year, and talk about the things they have to put on hold due to their significant others being injured.

Paige and Nikki are backstage in Japan. She has to deal with relationship troubles at the same time.

Mom and Dad meet Nattie at her home with TJ. TJ will need surgery to repair his neck. He had the same injury as Christopher Reeves, except TJ's spinal cord is bruised instead of severed. Nattie is bracing herself for that day.

The Divas head to Japan, and Nikki and Paige sign some posters. Nikki says she can't tell John Cena about what happened with Dolph Ziggler just yet because he and Dolph Ziggler are tag team partners tonight.

Paige calls Kevin in Japan. Kevin announces their parents are visiting back home. Paige is still trying to tell Kevin she never wanted to be engaged.

Brie and Bryan have a meal together. Brie tells Bryan what happened between Nikki and Dolph. Bryan admits that he doesn't care for Tough Enough, and is afraid that if he leaves the wrestling spotlight, nobody will pay attention to what he has to say. Brie wants him to explore other options besides wrestling, but Bryan desperately wants to get back into the ring.

Paige heads into a cat cafe while sightseeing. She calls Alicia Fox while there, and mentions her dilemma with trying to tell Kevin the truth and his parents' appearance back home making it a little more difficult. Paige knows she has to do something. Meanwhile, Paige is surrounded by cats.

The Divas perform for The Beast In The East in Tokyo.

Brie and Bryan look into a business venture with Experience Local after wrestling. Bryan doesn't seem to like Brie trying to consider him done with wrestling.

Nikki talks with Dolph Ziggler backstage. Paige watches them from around the corner as they talk, and when Nikki says she hasn't told John Cena yet, Dolph says he's going to tell him. Nikki would rather John hear it from her.

Brie tells Bryan that eventually, Bryan will have to find something to do after wrestling.

Paige and Nikki go sightseeing in Japan and head to a fish spa...then Dolph shows up. Paige wants Dolph and Nikki to sort their business out. Nikki tells Dolph that he had his chance and blew it, but Dolph can't quite see what it is that Nikki sees in John Cena.

Brie and Bryan go over what they have to do with Experience Local. Bryan isn't exactly looking forward to it, since he said starting out that he's not much of a social person, and also tells Brie that he's trying to come back to wrestling and doesn't want to start the next chapter of his life yet. Brie realizes that she can't change his mind, and says she'll support whatever dream he has.

Paige is back from Japan, and rides home with Kevin. Kevin notices that Paige isn't wearing her ring, but Paige explains that she put it in a bag because she doesn't want to lose it and can't wrestle in it. This raises a red flag in Paige, and makes her wonder if telling Kevin the truth that she didn't want to be engaged is a good decision.

Back in Japan, Nikki watches John Cena and Dolph Ziggler's THe Beast In The East match from backstage.

Paige gets chewed out from her mom Saraya Knight for not telling her she got engaged. When Kevin talks about their future wedding, tensions between Kevin and Paige flare up, and Paige ends up telling Kevin she doesn't want to be engaged. Paige tells Kevin she didn't want to lose him, but Kevin tells her that this wouldn't have been the case. They forgive each other.

John Cena and Nikki have a steak dinner in Tokyo. Nikki tells John Cena what happened between her and Dolph Ziggler. John tells her that he would be stupid to try to keep her from going with Dolph if there's a connection between them, which surprises Nikki as she expected him to get mad. John proposes a toast to Nikki and how "she's still got it."

Raw Deal - Raw recap for January 19, 2015

WWE remembers Martin Luther King, Jr.

Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman start the show, and Lesnar immediately calls out Seth Rollins. Rollins has ten seconds, and he doesn't show up...but Triple H does. He wants Brock Lesnar to calm down and also wants to put the whole thing with last week's contract signing behind them. Lesnar asks Triple H if he's here to fix this or if he's here to fight. Stephanie McMahon, Kane and Big Show try to de-escalate this, but Seth Rollins appears on the TitanTron and tells Lesnar to wait for his shot at him at Royal Rumble. Heyman tells Rollins to "let the adults speak" and says Lesnar will still be champ after Sunday night. John Cena shows up and says the plot to get rid of him as well as the recent guilt-tripping concerning the firings of Dolph Ziggler, Ryback and Erick Rowan won't work, then calls HHH and Stephanie "the world's biggest ash-holes." Stephanie tries to guilt-trip Cena again, saying he's not the Cena he used to be, and Seth Rollins says that nobody wants to see Cena win. Cena says we'll see about that, and that if he wins the title on Sunday, then Ziggler, Ryback and Rowan get their jobs back. Triple H decides to make a match tonight, and if he wins it, they're re-hired. If he loses, they're still fired and he's no longer in the title match at Royal Rumble. Triple H then decides to hold a WWE App vote to see if people want him to risk his title opportunity this Sunday to get them re-hired.

Bray Wyatt beats Daniel Bryan after Kane interferes behind the referee's back. After the match, Kane attacks Daniel Bryan.

Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall and X-Pac are all in the same room. Damien Mizdow does his best X-Pac impression, but The Miz isn't pleased with this.

We see the Royal Rumble Legends Panel: Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair and "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels. Hulk and HBK say Cena should risk his title opportunity, Flair says he should not. They all come to agreement on one thing, though: the Royal Rumble match is a dangerous, unpredictable match that should not be taken lightly. HBK thinks Bray Wyatt will win the Rumble, while Hulk Hogan picks Daniel Bryan and Ric Flair picks Dean Ambrose. Suddenly, Big Show comes out and says he doesn't see legends in the ring, but "washed-up has beens." Show says they didn't pick him to win the Royal Rumble match because "they're jealous of him," when Show clearly knows he's beaten them all at various points in his career. Show says he's going to win the Rumble, since there's nobody in the back who can toss him over the top rope, and tells the Legends to leave the ring and "go back to the old folks' home." Instead, Flair fights him off only to get knocked out...then Roman Reigns shows up ready to do the same to Big Show. Show tells him to get out of the ring before he gets knocked out. Roman Reigns fights Show and sends him over the top rope, forcing Show to retreat.

Renee Young interviews John Cena. The WWE App vote has concluded, and the WWE Universe has voted by a landslide to see him fight. Cena's ready to do just that.

Dean Ambrose beats Bad News Barrett after reversing Wasteland.

The Royal Rumble match, by the numbers.

The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Big E) beat Cesaro and Tyson Kidd.

This Thursday's match between Daniel Bryan vs. Kane on SmackDown is now a no-disqualification match!

Scott Hall, Kevin Nash and X-Pac show up for the New World Order reunion. Without them, there would be no Monday Night War. As they speak, The Ascension (Konnor and Viktor) suddenly show up and proclaim they're better than everyone. Suddenly, JBL takes off the commentary headset and proclaims he's had enough. He takes off the shirt to reveal an Acolytes Protection Agency T-shirt underneath, Ron Simmons show up, and before they can fight The Ascension, The New Age Outlaws ("Road Dogg" Jesse James and "Bad Ass" Billy Gunn) make a surprise appearance. They say that the ring contains racehorses and thoroughbreds, but calls The Ascension "jackasses" before fighting them. The Outlaws completely destroy The Ascension, then JBL hits the Clothesline From Hell on Viktor.

Triple H and Stephanie McMahon announce John Cena's opponent: Seth Rollins, Big Show and Kane. All the while, they use a drum roll guy that they constantly give crap, and a guy with a horn plays "Taps" afterwards.

The Bella Twins (Brie and Nikki Bella) guest on commentary for the next match.

Paige and Natalya beat Alicia Fox and Summer Rae with the PTO.

The Royal Rumble kick-off match will be The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, Big E) vs. Cesaro, Tyson Kidd and Adam Rose.

Rusev beats R-Truth with the Accolade.

Seth Rollins runs into Brock Lesnar backstage again. Lesnar expresses his hope that Rollins takes down John Cena tonight, so he can focus on taking down Rollins himself on Sunday.

Jey Uso beats The Miz.

The New Age Outlaws ("Road Dogg" Jesse James and "Bad Ass" Billy Gunn) will take on The Ascension (Konnor and Viktor) at Royal Rumble.

John Cena beats Seth Rollins, Kane and Big Show in a 3-on-1 handicap match after a surprise appearance by Sting, his first since Survivor Series, leading to Dolph Ziggler, Erick Rowan and Ryback getting their jobs back. After the match, Triple H wants Sting, whom he says doesn't belong here. Not long after, Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman show up, and Lesnar lays waste to Rollins, Kane and Show.

Here's the top 10 moments from tonight's show!

Saturday Morning Slam Masters - Saturday Morning Slam recap for January 19, 2013

SmackDown General Manager Booker T guests on commentary this week.

Natalya beats Alicia Fox with the Sharpshooter.

Sheamus is this week's Saturday Morning Spotlight.

Before the next match, Sheamus welcomes everyone to Saturday Morning Slam and talks about how he spent his Saturday mornings watching WWF Superstars with his grandmother and enjoying Superstars such as "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Bret "The Hit Man" Hart and "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels. Years later, he is now a WWE Superstars, and there is no greater feeling in the world. He then declares that he wants the World Heavyweight Championship back, and he wants to prove himself against the biggest, baddest, toughest Superstar the world has ever seen. Unfortunately, that Superstar wasn't available, so he brings out Michael McGillicutty.

Sheamus warns us: Don't Try This.

Sheamus beats Michael McGillicutty. During the match, Sheamus and McGillicutty hit the ropes on opposite sides of the ring, and Sheamus sneaks over to the commentary table for a sip of bottled water. This continues until the commercial break, when McGillicutty is finally winded. Sheamus checks on him and offers him some water, then is shocked when he sees Sheamus and shouts "Are you kidding me? This is supposed to be serious! I am a serious wrestler! This is a joke!" He then rolls out of the ring and tries to hide from Sheamus. Unfortunately for McGillicutty, Sheamus finds him and kicks him in the rear end. Later in the match, Sheamus gets McGillicutty in the airplane spin, and McGilicutty gets the referee in a schoolboy pin. McGillicutty thinks he has won after Sheamus makes the three-count, then Sheamus raises McGillicutty's hand before hitting him with White Noise for the win.

Natalya interviews The Miz. Next week, The Miz will face Darren Young. Miz says that The Prime Time Players (Titus O'Neil and Darren Young) remind him of himself when he started out in the WWE: young, hungry and entertaining. The Prime Time Players show up, and Titus blows the whistle on Miz. Titus calls foul on The Miz comparing himself to them, and Darren Young tells Miz he is played out. Titus tells Miz talk is cheap, but when The Prime Time Players talk, you can take it to the bank. Miz cuts the "millions of dollars" dance short and tells them to go to Las Vegas to bet on him taking Darren Young out. Miz leaves, then Darren Young tells Miz he is going to get done in next week.

Now go watch Sheamus' entrance video!

Nitro-Glycerin - Monday Nitro recap for January 19, 1998

The show starts with a performance by The Nitro Girls.

Rick Martel beats Eddie Guerrero with the Quebec Crab.

Eric Bischoff and "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan show up. Bischoff says that while Hogan was proving he was the real World Heavyweight champion and stealing Sting's dreams and soul, he had the honor of appropriating his baseball bat, as Hogan is the glue that holds the nWo - and the entire industry - together. He then presents the bat to Hogan so that Hogan can continue to control the world as he sees fits. Hogan says it's not a situation of "spare the rod, spoil the child," and admits there tensions are high in the nWo, but the nWo is falling in line as there is a pecking order and he is the one running everything. If anyone steps out of line, it'll be "batter up," even if he loves them like a father. He says that the nWo has shown WCW legally, physically and emotionally that they are here for life. He says that he is the true World champion, that he will never be beaten for a three count, and that the fans pray for the situation to be rectified as he has beaten Sting. Hogan then says that people are asking why Hogan wants to beat up The Giant and just accept his belt gracefully after the paperwork is put aside, and then says he is a fighting champion and the man the fans - his disciples - worship each and every day. He then says he can beat The Giant tonight, and then he'll beat Sting when he gets in the ring again.

"The Crippler" Chris Benoit beats Marty Jannetty with the Crippler Crossface as Raven's Flock (Raven, Saturn, Billy Kidman, Sick Boy, Lodi, Van Hammer, Scotty Riggs) shows up. Sick Boy attacks Benoit, but Benoit puts him in the Crippler Crossface. Marty Jannetty tries to fight Raven's Flock, and he helps Benoit clean house as Lodi becomes the next victim of a top rope diving headbutt.

Ernest "The Cat Miller" beats Jerry Flynn. Before the match, it is announced that WCW Nitro is now available for the Sony PlayStation.

We see another performance by The Nitro Girls.

Scott Hall shows up. After the usual nWo survey, Scott Hall calls out "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko, mentions that he gets a World title shot at SuperBrawl in February, and gives Zbyszko a chance to bow out gracefully as he has more important things to take care of than him. He mentions Zbyszko being AWA World Heavyweight Championship when the owner was his father-in-law and that the company went out of business with him as champion. He says that Zbyszko isn't he best and definitely not Dusty Rhodes, who got him started. He says that Zbyszko wants no part of him, but Zbyszko tells him he wants every part of him. He slowly approaches the ring as the show goes to break.

The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) beats Vicious and Delicious (Buff Bagwell and Scott Norton), but Ted DiBiase and Rick Steiner confront Scott for not tagging Rick in. Scott runs right into Rick for a few seconds, then leaves the ring.

Pyrotechnics signal the start of the second hour.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews The Giant. The Giant tells "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan he has a choke slam for him. Suddenly, Hogan shows up with Kevin Nash. Hogan is carrying Sting's baseball bat while Nash has a pot of coffee. As Nash taunts The Giant right in his face, "Macho Man" Randy Savage shows up and tries to go after Nash again. Savage leaves, but Savage gets back in the ring and pushes Hogan into Nash. The Giant is about to choke slam Nash when Nash tosses the coffee into The Giant's face and Hogan hits The Giant with the bat. Sting then shows up and hits Hogan with the Scorpion Death Drop to reclaim his bat. Sting then says something into The Giant's ear, which fires him up.

We see another performance by The Nitro Girls.

Booker T retains the WCW World Television Championship against Mortis. Before the match, it is announced that starting next week, Nitro will officially go to three hours and that this episode will go past two hours. After the match, Wrath goes on the attack and hits Booker T with the Death Penalty. Rick Martel shows up and returns the favor for Booker T, confronting Wrath. Wrath leaves along with James Vandenberg. Booker T thanks Rick Martel, who asks for the title shot at Souled Out. Booker T tells Rick Martel to sort it out with the WCW Executive Committee, and he's got his title shot.

"Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair. Flair wonders what everyone will call him after he beats Bret "The Hit Man" Hart at Souled Out. Suddenly, Bret shows up, and says he knows Flair has a lot of problems and a lot of respect from other people, and tells Flair that he has a lot of respect for him to the point that he'd be the last person to say he's not a credit to the sport, as he agrees that he is one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. He wants him to understand one thing: he grew up with wrestling his entire life, he has waited for this very moment, and he didn't come out here to disrespect Flair, America or WCW, and that he knew he had to earn a reputation when he came here as it was akin to starting his career. He says that Saturday will be a long day for Flair, as he has one mission and one goal: running right over him. Bret then says that after Souled Out, Flair will feel his words that he is the best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be. Flair says it is moments like this that people remember for a long time, as when they both say they're best and have the opportunity to prove it, one of them will come up short. Flair says he might love his father and his family and respect his heritage, but he won't let Bret tell him one more time that he's a better wrestler than he is. Flair tells Bret he won't fight him tonight as he's going downtown, he gives Bret a chance to either say he's the best or he can do the "best there is" line again. Bret says he's going downtown tonight, too, and he tells Flair that come Sunday, those words will be ringing in his ears.

Chris Jericho beats Juventud Guerrera with the Lion Tamer, and puts it on him for a few seconds. After the match, Jericho says he didn't realize that Guerrera was tapping out and that the referee didn't make it clear enough to him. He says this will never happen again, then apologizes to Guerrera. When Guerrera refuses to listen to him, Jericho attacks Guerrera, and Rey Mysterio Jr. shows up to fight Jericho. Jericho and Guerrera team up to give Jericho what for and toss him over the top rope.

Robert Rice of Warren, Michigan is the winner of this week's Nitro Prize Pack. We see footage of his Nitro party.

Lex Luger beats Scott Hall by disqualification after "Macho Man" Randy Savage interferes. Luger fights off both men, but the numbers game catches up to him. "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko gets in the ring, but he doesn't fare any better until Lex Luger rushes back into the ring with a steel chair to send Hall and Savage running out of the ring.

Before the next match, "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan suddenly shows up in a neck brace. Eric Bischoff says that due to the actions of The Giant, Hogan will not be able to participate in the main event tonight. This doesn't stop The Giant, who grabs Hogan from outside of the ring and rips the neck brace off.

The Giant beats "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan. During the match, Hogan body slams The Giant and hits the leg drop, but the referee stops the count when he sees "Macho Man" Randy Savage on the top rope. Giant hits the choke slam and gets the win, and when he goes after Savage, Kevin Nash attacks The Giant from behind. He almost puts The Giant in the Jackknife Power Bomb when Lex Luger attacks him. The rest of the New World Order rushes in and attacks Luger, then Sting drops down from the rafters and confronts Hogan in the ring. He and Luger fight off the entire nWo along with The Giant to end the show.