LCW Night of Horrors 2009 Pay-Per-View Results 10.11.09

LCW Night of Horrors 2009 Pay-Per-View (October 11, 2009) live from the TD Center in Boston, MA.

Tonight’s show is dedicated in loving memory to the wife of Harley Race, Beverly “BJ” Race.

From the ring, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway who came out to the entrance stage with a microphone and said, “This is obviously not how we planned to open the show tonight, but I thought it was important that we do this. LCW General Manager Harley Race won’t be here tonight. For those of you who don’t know, who maybe haven’t already heard, Harley’s wife, Beverly ‘BJ’ Race, passed away on Friday. We’d just like to take a minute, if we could, and have you all join us in honoring this very special lady with a moment of silence. Thank you.” Calaway closed his eyes and bowed his head as the audience fell silent for ten seconds. The audience started to chant Harley’s name and from the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone somberly said, “That’s as much for Beverly as it is for Harley. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Harley.”

After the moment of silence, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Breaking Benjamin, who performed “I Will Not Bow” as footage from the past few weeks of action in Legends Championship Wrestling played on the LegendsTron including Sid Vicious’ attack on Stone Cold Steve Austin and Magnum TA’s victory over Goldberg two weeks ago to become Austin’s replacement in the match.

The Raging Bull Manny Fernandez defeated Tito Santana in 9:31 by pinfall after the Flying Burrito. After the match, Fernandez helped a cautious Santana to his feet and shook Santana’s hand. Santana went to leave the ring and Fernandez attacked him from behind. Fernandez looked into the camera and said, “Never turn your back on the bull.” Fernandez then locked Santana in the Bull’s Brand triangle choke as security officials ran into the ring and tried to make Fernandez break the hold. Fernandez eventually broke the hold and looked into the camera again and said, “You’ll get the horns,” before leaving ringside.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass about their reuniting and uniting the forces of Stan Hansen, the Bass Brothers, Dirty Dutch Mantel, and Black Bart. Parker said the Desperados were going to become the most dominant force in Legends Championship Wrestling. Mooney asked about Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater and Parker said he didn’t want to talk about “those two ingrates.” Parker said he was going to take a real tag team, a great tag team, the Bass Brothers to the LCW World Tag Team Championships tonight! The Bass Brothers appeared and asked Parker if he and Maw Bass were ready to go because they were up next. Parker asked them if they were ready and they said they were ready to get nasty. They all laughed as they walked away.

Outlaw Ron Bass and Cowboy Don Bass (with Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass) defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions The Nasty Boys in 6:42 by pinfall after Dirty Dick Slater hit Sags with a running bulldog outside the ring and then rolled Sags into the ring where Ron Bass pinned him. After the match, Orton joined Slater on the entrance ramp and mouthed, “We’re coming for you,” to the Bass Brothers and signaled that the titles would soon belong to them.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Kevin Sullivan, with his valet Luna Vachon and her sister Lock, about his upcoming match with One Man Gang. Sullivan said he was going to break One Man Gang just like Luna Vachon broke Gang’s heart. Mooney went to ask Vachon about being the special guest referee and Sullivan grabbed the microphone and said, “She knows what to do!” Sullivan told Lock to stay there and focus on winning the Lady Legends battle royal. Sullivan grabbed Vachon and dragged her away.

One Man Gang and Kevin Sullivan wrestled to a no contest in 6:12 after special guest referee Luna Vachon hit Sullivan with a low blow and then hit Gang with a low blow before walking out of the ring. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “Luna Vachon has just declared her independence from Kevin Sullivan, but why would she do that to One Man Gang?” Larry Zbyszko said, “Maybe she doesn’t need him either.”

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Wildfire Tommy Rich and Missy Hyatt about his upcoming match with Austin Idol. He said from day one he didn’t need anybody. He didn’t need Austin Idol or Hollywood John Tatum to become the LCW Television Champion. He said he had proved he was better than Tatum adding that he not only beat him in the ring, but took his girl as well. He said he was going to prove once and for all tonight that he was better than Austin Idol. Rich said, “Tonight, I’m finishing Austin Idol and moving on to bigger and better things.”

Austin Idol defeated Wildfire Tommy Rich (with Missy Hyatt) in 8:31 by pinfall with a rollup after Missy accidentally hit Rich with her loaded purse. After the match, Missy tried to apologize to Rich, but he left ringside without her.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed former LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA about his upcoming main event match with Sid Vicious in which he would be defending the LCW Universal Championship on behalf of Stone Cold Steve Austin. Magnum said he was going to beat Vicious and go on to face Austin at LCW Redemption Day to get his title back.

LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page defeated Paul Orndorff in 7:56 by pinfall after the Diamond Cutter.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Sid Vicious who said he had heard Magnum TA talking about becoming the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship by beating him tonight. Vicious said there was one thing that Magnum forgot when he made that statement: “He has to go through me!” Vicious said he was going to beat Magnum TA tonight to become the new LCW Universal Champion because he was, “The master and the ruler of the world. And tonight, I will become the champion…of the universe!” Sid smiled an evil smile at Ventura and then walked away.

LCW Heritage Champion Bret Hart defeated Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart) in 6:59 by submission with the Sharpshooter.

In the back, Lock was shown making her way to the ring when someone attacked her from behind and slammed her head first into a steel door knocking her out cold.

Ring announcer Gary Michael Cappetta went to introduce Lock, but she didn’t come out. Cappetta again announced Lock’s name, but instead of Lock, Luna Vachon came out. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone asked, “Was that Luna Vachon that attacked Lock?” Larry Zbyszko said, “It must have been. Luna Vachon took out her own sister to get her spot in the battle royal back.” Schiavone said, “It was Luna Vachon who LCW General Manager Harley Race originally offered the spot in the battle royal. It was Kevin Sullivan that took it away from Luna and gave it to her sister, Lock.” Zbyszko said, “And it was Luna Vachon who just took it back, Tony!” After Vachon was in the ring, ring announcer Gary Michael Cappetta explained the rules: “Ladies and gentlemen, the following match will determine which eight Lady Legends will compete in a tournament to crown the new LCW Women’s Champion. When we are down to the final eight women in the ring, those women will move on to an eight-woman tournament over the course of the next few weeks.”

Ivory, Leilani Kai, Luna Vachon, Rockin' Robin, Wendi Richter, Spider Lady, Debbie Combs and Jacqueline won the eight tournament spots in 15:34 in the 20-woman battle royal which also included Donna Christanello, Judy Martin, Mad Maxine, Peggy Lee Leather, Terri Powers, Joyce Grable, Velvet McIntyre, Susan Sexton, Heidi Lee Morgan, Lady Apache, Bambi, and Candi Deivne.
The order of elimination is the following:
- Lady Apache was eliminated by Mad Maxine at 1:38.
- Judy Martin was eliminated by Wendi Richter at 1:42.
- Terri Powers was eliminated by Mad Maxine at 4:12.
- Susan Sexton was eliminated by Ivory and Jacqueline at 6:01.
- Heidi Lee Morgan eliminated herself at 7:21 when she tried to dodge Mad Maxine and fell out of the ring.
- Bambi was eliminated by Candi Devine at 7:25 when Bambi was laughing at Heidi.
- Joyce Grable was eliminated by Mad Maxine at 9:12. Grable had to be helped up the ramp after she landed on her left knee.
- Donna Christanello was eliminated by Spider Lady at 11:45.
- Candi Devine was eliminated by Luna Vachon at 11:58.
- Velvet McIntyre was eliminated by Peggy Lee Leather at 13:10.
- Peggy Lee Leather was eliminated by Mad Maxine at 14:30.
- Mad Maxine was eliminated by Luna Vachon and Spider Lady in 15:34.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed LCW International Champion Dr. Death Steve Williams and asked him about his recent cancer diagnosis. Before Williams could even respond, Bill Goldberg approached him and said, “I just want to say that I really admire you, man. I just want to say this right, this isn’t some bullsh*t game to get in your head or anything, I swear to you, man. This is from the heart, brother. Anybody else would’ve given up by now. Anybody else would have walked away. Anybody else would have gone to Calaway and said, “I can’t do it,” and surrendered the title. But not you and I know why. I’ve seen your stuff in Watts’ territory. I’ve seen the Japanese stuff, man. I’ve seen you mowing down everybody in this place since day one! You did what I did in WCW for a year for a whole decade. You were undefeated. I’m going to go out there tonight just like I know you are. I’m going to go out there tonight to beat you for that title just like you’re trying to beat me to hold onto it and I want you to bring everything you’ve got. I want you to forget about everything that’s ahead of you and everything that’s behind you and focus on one thing: me. Because I’m coming at you like I know you’re coming at me: like a champion, like a legend, like a warrior. I only want one thing from you tonight, Dr. Death, and believe it or not, it’s not your title. It’s your best. I want you to bring your best. No matter what happens out there, rise or fall, I want to say I battled Dr. Death Steve Williams at his best! Can you do that for me, Steve? Can you bring your best?” Williams said, simply, “You’ve got it, brother.”

LCW International Champion Dr. Death Steve Williams defeated Bill Goldberg in 23:36 by pinfall with the Homicide Backdrop Bridge. During the match, referee David Manning was knocked out by LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page came out and tried to hit Williams with the Diamond Cutter. Williams pushed out of the move and Goldberg hit Page with the Spear and then kicked Page out of the ring. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “It is clear that Bill Goldberg wants to do this on his own.” As Goldberg was rolling Page out of the ring, Williams got in position to hit Goldberg with the three-point stance shoulder block, but didn’t when Goldberg turned around. Instead, Williams went outside the ring, grabbed a bottle of water from ring announcer Gary Michael Cappetta and poured it on the referee’s head. The referee regained consciousness and Williams helped him to his feet. From the broadcast booth, Larry Zbyszko said, “These are two men who want to prove to the other that they are the best. This isn’t about a title, Tony. This is about pride and respect for these two men. Williams wants to prove to the young lion that he can still go and Goldberg wants to prove the king of the pride that he belongs.” Unclear what was happening, the referee saw both men standing and told them to start wrestling again. Williams and Goldberg stood face to face before they started exchanging blows to start the match again. Goldberg eventually hit Williams with the Spear and then hit him with the Jackhammer. Williams kicked out of the pinfall attempt and Goldberg, shocked, went into position for another Spear. As Williams slowly made it to his feet, Goldberg launched himself toward Williams who ducked down and caught Goldberg with a vicious spinebuster. Schiavone said, “Those two could have collided head first like two bulls if Williams hadn’t ducked down far enough. They could have killed each other.” Zbyszko said, “I’ve never seen anything like that in my life, Tony!” Williams got to his feet and picked up Goldberg and hit him with the Oklahoma Stampede. Williams made a pinfall attempt, but Goldberg kicked out. Williams then hit Goldberg with the Doctor Bomb, but Goldberg kicked out of another pinfall attempt. As a tired Williams staggered to his feet and Goldberg crawled around and slowly got to his feet on instinct, Williams grabbed Goldberg and hit him with the Homicide Backdrop Bridge for the pinfall and the win! An exhausted Williams was handed the title by the referee who helped Williams to his feet. Williams then walked over to Goldberg and helped Goldberg to his feet. A disappointed Goldberg hugged Williams and raised his arm in victory before leaving the ring and Williams to celebrate with the fans. As Williams celebrated, Schiavone said, from the broadcast booth, “I don’t think anybody was expecting to see the match that we just saw out of those two men, but boy did they deliver in a big way. What a match!” Zbyszko said, “Yeah, that may have been the match of the year right there, Tony.”

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko announced the “Showdown Championship Draft” which Schiavone said would change the next ten weeks of Legends Championship Wrestling and could impact the history of the company forever. Zbyszko said he didn’t know what that meant, but he was looking forward to finding out this Wednesday on LCW Showdown.

Magnum TA (defending the LCW Universal Championship on behalf of Stone Cold Steve Austin) defeated Sid Vicious in 16:26 by pinfall after the belly-to-belly suplex after LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin interfered and hit Vicious with the Stone Cold Stunner. As a result of the victory, Magnum TA became the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship. After the match, Magnum and Austin stood face to face with the title belt between them as the show went off the air.

LCW Night of Horrors 2009 Pay-Per-View Official Preview

Lady Legends Battle Royal:
When the LCW Board of Directors named Harley Race as the new LCW General Manager, they, along with the LCW audience, had absolutely no idea what to expect. Race, on only his second official night on the job, announced that he was bringing back the Lady Legends division to Legends Championship Wrestling. Immediately, that sparked intrigue within the ranks of LCW, as well as the fans, to see just who would be brought in with it. Here's how things will go down: 20 ladies will compete in a battle royal until we are down to the final eight. Those eight ladies will then compete in a single elimination tournament over four weeks on LCW Showdown. The four winners will face Madusa Micelli, the last LCW Women's Champion, in a four-way elimination match to determine who walks out as the new LCW Women's Champion. So who will it be? Could it be Lock, the sister of Luna Vachon? Could it be Peggy Lee Leather who's devastating Last Call finisher has put down many women in the past. Or perhaps it's the mysterious Spider Lady who we have yet to find out the identity of. Or perhaps, just perhaps, the eight we're left with won't be any of the aforementioned three. The only way to find out is to tune in to LCW Night of Horrors this Sunday.

Wildfire Tommy Rich (with Missy Hyatt) vs. Austin Idol:
The feud between Wildfire Tommy Rich and Austin Idol reaches a fever pitch this Sunday at the LCW Night of Horrors pay-per-view. At LCW Beach Brawl in July, Rich and his partner Tracey Smothers beat Idol and Hollywood John Tatum in a tag team match – but the celebration didn't last long – as Rich turned on Smothers post-match. Then, at LCW Caged Heat, after Rich had destroyed Smothers inside a steel cage, Rich continued attacking Smothers until Idol appeared and the two brawled inside the cage. This Sunday at LCW Night of Horrors, it will all end as the two meet for bragging rights inside the squared circle.
Prediction: Rich to take the match.

One Man Gang vs. Kevin Sullivan with Luna Vachon as special guest referee:
One Man Gang and Kevin Sullivan are waging a war – a war for Gang of love and a war for Sullivan of control, a war for both over Luna Vachon. This all began when Gang saved Vachon from a raging Sullivan and promised to be “her knight in shining armor”. Vachon is unsure of where her loyalties lie, as proved two weeks ago on LCW Showdown when she refused to help Sullivan who was trapped in a submission hold by LCW Heritage Champion Bret Hart. Who will come out on top – and with the girl – after LCW Night of Horrors?!
Prediction: Vachon's heart rules her head and she helps Gang to victory.

Tito Santana vs. Manny Fernandez:
When the Raging Bull” Manny Fernandez was revealed as the man who continuously attacked Tito Santana, it lit a fire under Santana, and at LCW Night of Horrors, he hopes to get his redemption. Fernandez, in recent weeks being called a bully, promised to put down Santana once and for all, while Santana vowed that he had taken down bullies before and will do it again. Can the Mexico native, with his flying forearm smash take down the Raging Bull who, when he locks in his Bulls Brand choke hold, can put almost anyone away? Or will the Bull once again come out on top over the former Matador?
Prediction: Santana has a tall task ahead of him, but if anyone can do it, it's Santana. Santana to win.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Nasty Boys vs. Outlaw Ron Bass and Cowboy Don Bass (with Maw Bass):
The Bass Brothers get an opportunity at title belts that very few others ever get, when they take on LCW World Tag Team Champions The Nasty Boys at LCW Night of Horrors. Ron and Don Bass have been on a tag team roll the last few weeks, taking down such teams as the Fantastics in their quest for the tag team gold. But that's not to dismiss the champions, who have a reputation of being exactly what their name says: nasty. Only one team can survive at LCW Night of Horrors, and only one team will leave LCW World Tag Team Champions. However, one has to wonder whether the Bass Brothers will be distracted by Maw Bass' new love interest, Col. Robert Parker, and whether that will play a factor in this match.
Predictions: Thinking about more than just the match will spell demise for rhe Bass Brothers in this World Tag Team title match. Nasties to catch the Bass Brothers.

LCW Heritage Champion Bret Hart vs. Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart):
It's all about becoming the LCW Heritage Champion for the Honky Tonk Man, as he looks to take it from reigning champion Bret Hart. Hart won the title on the September 9th return edition of LCW Showdown, as a favor from LCW Christman of the Board Christian Calaway after Hart helped Calaway regain control of the company. Honky Tonk's impressive wins recently got him a shot at the belt. Can Honky Tonk – or even his manager Jimmy Hart – shake, rattle, and roll his way to the LCW Heritage Championship? Or will Bret Hart's extensive submission background carry him through another title defense?!?
Prediction: Jimmy Hart interferes giving Honky the title.

LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page vs. Paul Orndorff:
Diamond Dallas Page has looked seemingly unstoppable the past few months, racking up the LCW United States Championship and the King of the Legends crown this year. However, Page faces his toughest test as he goes one on one with Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff this Sunday at LCW Night of Horrors. Orndorff isn't nicknamed Mr. Wonderful for no reason, at 6 foot 1, 253lbs, with his deadly spike piledriver finishing move, the former LCW Universal Champion may be the kryptonite that spells the end of the Diamond Cutter king.
Prediction: Mr. Wonderful puts a wonderful end to DDP's reign as champion.

LCW International Champion Dr. Death Steve Williams vs. Bill Goldberg:
By virtue of scoring the most eliminations the LCW Survival Project last month, Bill Goldberg gets a shot at LCW International Champion Dr. Death Steve Williams. Although, many believe that Goldberg may not be fully focused on Williams, after having lost the possibility of defending the LCW Universal Championship on behalf of Stone Cold Steve Austin, and an opportunity at the belt if he won. However, Goldberg's opponent – Dr. Death Steve Williams – is more than focused on the Human Wrecking Ball. These two may be pretty evenly matched, but concentration-wise, Williams may just have Goldberg's number. It's all down to the LCW International title match, this Sunday night.
Prediction: Dr. Death retains his title.

LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA vs. Sid Vicious:
Sid Vicious didn't get the name Vicious because it sounds cool. He is truly one of most dangerous men in the world. Vicious won the LCW Survival Project last month, and as a result of that, he earned himself an opportunity at the LCW Universal Championship. Vicious, however, wanting to destroy reigning champion Stone Cold Steve Austin, took it one step too far when he powerbombed Austin on the steel entrance stage before a match on LCW Showdown. That forced LCW General Manager Harley Race's hand. After speaking with his doctors, Race decided to declar Austin unfit to compete, and he was going to determine a stand-in for the Texas Rattlesnake. Magnum TA faced Bill Goldberg in the main event of LCW Showdown two weeks ago to determine exactly who would defend the title on Austin's behalf, and should that person be successful doing so, they get a title shot next month at LCW Redemption Day. Magnum caught Goldberg, and the former longest-reigning LCW Universal Champion will indeed defend the title on Austin's behalf. Can Magnum win the day against the destroyer Vicious, or will this be the day that Vicious ruled the LCW landscape? And will we see a live appearance by Austin, as promised on LCW Showdown this past week?!
Prediction: Magnum does what he did for a year, and retains the LCW Universal Title, setting up a dream match at LCW Redemption Day.

LCW Night of Horrors 2008 Pay-Per-View Results 10.19.08

LCW Night of Horrors Pay-Per-View Results (October 19, 2008) live from the HP Pavilion in San Jose, CA.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to LCW Night of Horrors 2008 as "Re-Education (Through Labor)" by Rise Against, the official theme song for LCW Night of Horrors 2008, played in the background and as fireworks exploded all over the arena. Schiavone and Zbyszko reviewed the complete card including the double main event featuring The Rock facing Ric Flair and LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA defending the title against Dr. Death Steve Williams.

Wildfire Tommy Rich defeated Universal Heartthrob Austin Idol in 5:11 by pinfall after the Wildfire Driver. Before the match, footage was shown from LCW Showdown two weeks ago when Rich and a stylist gave Idol an impromptu makeover covering Idol’s face in makeup and messing up his hair with gel.

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA was shown arriving at the arena.

Raging Bull Manny Fernandez defeated Superstar Billy Graham in 6:31 by pinfall with a rollup with his feet on the ropes in a match to determine the number one contender for the LCW International Championship. After the match, from the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone questioned Fernandez’s use the ropes for leverage in the pinfall, but Larry Zbyszko said that a real champion does whatever it takes to win.

In the back, Dr. Death Steve Williams and Cowboy Bill Watts were shown arriving in the arena parking lot. Bill Mercer approached them and Watts said, “Dr. Death has gone through everyone in Legends Championship Wrestling and there’s only one man left and that man is Magnum TA and tonight Dr. Death is going through Magnum TA and going home with the LCW Universal Championship.”

In the back, LCW Television Champion The Genius Lanny Poffo and Macho Man Randy Savage were shown attacking Ron Garvin. They re-injured Garvin’s broken hand and Savage threw Garvin head first into a steel door. Poffo then kicked Garvin in the head before security officials arrived and pulled Poffo and Savage away.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Bolsheviks (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) defeated The Fantastics in 6:01 by countout when Abdullah the Butcher interfered and joined the Bolsheviks in attacking both Rogers and Fulton outside the ring as Akbar and Al-Kassie distracted the referee. When the referee returned his attention to the action outside the ring, the Bolsheviks were in the ring and the referee started counting out the Fantastics outside the ring. After the match, the Fantastics tried to grab Akbar and Al-Kassie, but Akbar slipped away with the Bolsehviks and they left up the entrance ramp. Al-Kassie ran around the ring to get away from the Fantastics and slid under the ring. After giving up their search for Al-Kassie under the ring, the Fantastics left ringside.

In the back, Ron Garvin, bleeding and almost unconscious after being attacked by Macho Man Randy Savage and LCW Television Champion The Genius Lanny Poffo, was being attended to by a medical official and was trying to get up off the examining table. LCW General Manager Nick Bockwinkel approached the medic and Garvin and Bockwinkel asked the Garvin if he was fit to compete and the medic said he wasn’t. Garvin said he didn’t want to hear that and he tried to get off the examining table. Bockwinkel helped the medics hold Garvin down and Bockwinkel said if Garvin wasn’t cleared to wrestle he wasn’t going to wrestle tonight. Bockwinkel walked out and when he turned the corner he ran into Savage and Poffo who were laughing. Bockwinkel told them to stifle their laughter because Poffo would still be defending his title tonight and Bockwinkel was going to find his opponent now.

Ken Patera defeated LCW United States Champion Bob Backlund in 6:49 by pinfall after Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie, who was hiding under the ring, threw a fireball in Backlund’s face. After the match, Al-Kassie presented the title to Patera and the two men left ringside together.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed The Rock said he couldn’t deny that the Nature Boy Ric Flair was the man. Rock said he didn’t need to prove he was the man, but tonight he was going to beat the man because there was one thing that he needed more than proving that he was the man and that was the LCW Universal Championship. Rock said Flair could focus on being the man all he wanted to because that would be what would lead to Rock kicking his candy ass.

From the ring, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta came out and introduced LCW Television Champion The Genius Lanny Poffo who came out with Macho Man Randy Savage. LCW General Manager Nick Bockwinkel introduced his opponent…Brutus Beefcake!

Brutus Beefcake (substitute for Ron Garvin) defeated LCW Television Champion The Genius Lanny Poffo Garvin (with Macho Man Randy Savage) in 7:01 by pinfall to win the LCW Television Championship after Savage accidentally hit Poffo with a flying double axehandle. During the match, Beefcake, who had Poffo in the sleeper, turned around, saw Savage leaping from the top rope, released Poffo and Savage accidentally hit his brother with the flying double axehandle. Beefcake hit Savage with a high knee lift, sending Savage tumbling out of the ring before covering Poffo for the pinfall and the win.

In the back, the new LCW United States Champion Ken Patera celebrated with the members of the Disciples of Allah: General Skandor Akbar, Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie, The Iron Sheik, Abdullah the Butcher, and LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Bolsheviks.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Mr. Fuji who said he wasn’t taking sides in the match between the Great Kabuki and Don Muraco tonight and said he wished both men luck and the man who won would continue to receive his managerial services. Fuji said the best man would win and he would make sure the best man won.

The Great Kabuki defeated Don Muraco in 4:07 by pinfall after the Powers of Pain interfered and attacked Muraco. During the match, Mr. Fuji stood in a neutral corner. Toward the end of the match, the Powers of Pain came down to ringside and watched the match for a moment. While Muraco scooped up Kabuki for the belly-to-belly piledriver, Fuji jumped on the ring apron and the Powers of Pain climbed into the ring and attacked Muraco. Kabuki covered Muraco for the pinfall and the win and then left ringside with Fuji and the Powers of Pain.

In the back, the new LCW Television Champion Brutus Beefcake met with Ron Garvin and Garvin congratulated Beefcake. Beefcake told Garvin that if he wanted a shot at the title, he’d get first priority and Garvin said his first priority is The Genius Lanny Poffo and Macho Man Randy Savage. Beefcake said he’d have Garvin’s back if Garvin needed his help. Garvin thanked Beefcake and said he wouldn’t need Beefcake’s help, but he’d take it. The two men shook hands and Garvin walked away.

The Destruction Crew defeated Demolition in 7:15 by pinfall when Mike Enos pinned Ax after Wayne Bloom hit Ax in the back of the head with a sledgehammer. After the match, Smash tried to help Ax to his feet, but a visibly upset Ax, holding the back of his head, pushed Smash away and walked out of the ring without Smash, who followed behind Ax.

After a video package featuring the long and storied history between LCW International Champion Big Van Vader and his former manager Harley Race played on the LegendsTron, Race came out and introduced Vader’s opponent that he selected for Vader…One Man Gang! As Race and Gang made their way to the ring, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko talked about Gang’s recent win streak and wondered if his win streak would continue.

LCW International Champion Big Van Vader defeated One Man Gang (with Harley Race) in 9:56 by pinfall after the Vadersault. After the match, Harley Race blasted Vader with a savage chair shot, knocking Vader out. Race left ringside and walked up the entrance ramp and when he reached the entrance stage, he turned around and said, “Vader, in one month, at LCW Redemption Day, I’m going to take care of business myself. I’m going to stop skirting around the issue, I’m going to stop beating around the bush, I’m going to train harder than I have in years, I’m going to get back into the shape I used to be, the shape I was when I was a champion, the shape I was before I tied by ship to your anchor and you started bringing me down. I’m going to train to become the champion that I used to be, the champion you will never be, and in one month I’m taking my fight to you myself and taking care of business myself. In one month, LCW Redemption Day will be in my hometown of Kansas City, Missouri, where I won my first of seven NWA World Heavyweight Championships in 1973 and where I beat the Nature Boy Ric Flair for my seventh and final NWA World Heavyweight Championship in 1983. In one month, in the Kemper Arena, I’m going to become the LCW International Championship by kicking your ass.” Race threw down the microphone as a bleeding Vader slowly used the ropes to pull himself up to his feet.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Ric Flair, with valets Baby Doll and Dawn Marie, about his upcoming match with The Rock. Flair said tonight he was going to prove he was the man because there was no way the Rock was going to beat the man because he’d never be the man because Flair was always going to be the man.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express defeated the Hart Foundation when Bobby Eaton pinned Jim Neidhart after the Alabama Jam. Towards the end of the match, member of the original Midnight Express, Randy Rose, who was sitting in the front row, jumped over the steel barricade and joined Dennis Condrey in attacking Bret Hart outside the ring. Strike Force came out and tried to help Bret Hart, but it was too late as Bobby Eaton had already climbed to the top rope to hit Neidhart with the Alabama Jam.

In the back, Ric Flair was shown with Baby Doll, Dawn Marie, and Tully Blanchard, all making their way through the arena corridor on their way to the ring. LCW General Manager Nick Bockwinkel approached them and told Baby Doll and Dawn Marie that they could accompany Flair to ringside, but told Blachard that he’d have to stay in the back. Blanchard stayed behind with Bockwinkel as Flair left with Baby Doll and Dawn Marie.

Ric Flair (with Dawn Marie and Baby Doll) defeated The Rock in 15:24 by pinfall after Tully Blanchard interfered and hit Rock with the slingshot suplex while Baby Doll distracted referee Tommy Young. During the match, Rock put Flair in the Sharpshooter. Dawn Marie tried to interfere, but Rock released the Sharpshooter and hit her with the Rock Bottom. Baby Doll jumped up on the ring apron and distracted referee Tommy Young while Flair, tired from the match, hit Rock with a low blow out of desperation. With both men down and Baby Doll distracting referee Tommy Young, Tully Blanchard ran out and hit Rock with the slingshot supple and then draped Flair’s arm over Rock for the pinfall and the win.

In the back, the Hart Foundation confronted LCW General Manager Nick Bockwinkel and demanded a rematch with the LCW World Tag Team The Midnight Express next week on LCW Showdown. Bockwinkel said he understood their frustration and granted them the rematch.

The Long Riders (with James J. Dillon) defeated The Bushwhackers in 5:25 by pinfall when Bass pinned Luke Williams after the Texas Gourdbuster.

In the back, Bill Mercer was interviewing Kevin Von Erich about his upcoming bunkhouse brawl match with LCW Heritage Champion Stan Hansen when Hansen appeared out of nowhere and attacked Von Erich. The two men brawled through the back and to the ring to start the match. During the brawl, Hansen knocked out LCW Showdown Producer Derrick LeRoux who got too close to the action. From the broadcast booth, Schiavone noted that it was LeRoux’s birthday.

Kevin Von Erich defeated LCW Heritage Champion Stan Hansen (with Lady Amazon) in 7:07 by knockout to win the LCW Heritage Championship in a bunkhouse brawl by submission after spraying Lady Amazon in the face with a fire extinguisher and then hitting Hansen in the head with the end of the fire extinguished, knocking him out and then applying the claw. As a result of pre-match stipulations, Lady Amazon had to leave Legends Championship Wrestling. After the match, security officials removed Lady Amazon from ringside and dragged her kicking and screaming up the entrance ramp.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA who said tonight was another in a long line of tough challengers who had been put before him since winning the LCW Universal Championship. Magnum said Dr. Death Steve Williams had been one of the most dominant monsters in Legends Championship Wrestling since its inception, but that his reign of domination would come to an abrupt end tonight.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko talked about the LCW Redemption Day 2008 pay-per-view live from Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Missouri on Sunday, November 30, 2008. Schiavone also announced that on Saturday, November 1, 2008, Legends Championship Wrestling would present the sixth Showdown at the Chase television special live from the Khorassan Ballroom in the Chase-Park Plaza Hotel in St. Louis, MO, the home of the legendary and historic Wrestling at the Chase television program.

On the LegendsTron, a special video package highlighting LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA and Dr. Death Steve Willliams’ time in Legends Championship Wrestling thus far and what led them both to tonight’s main event played as Rise Against performed “Re-Education (Through Labor)” on the entrance stage.

LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA defeated Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) in 21:02 by pinfall after the belly-to-belly suplex. During the match, Watts interfered in the match and attacked Magnum and Williams was disqualified. An angry Williams got in Watts’ face and yelled at him for interfering. LCW General Manager Nick Bockwinkel came out and said, “I hate to reverse any decision made by an official in Legends Championship Wrestling, but Tommy Young, I’m sorry, we’re going to have to restart this one. But we’re going to restart this one under one condition: Cowboy Bill Watts has to leave ringside immediately.” Watts threw a fit and said it wasn’t going to happen and tried to get Williams to leave with him, but Williams looked at Watts and pointed toward the entrance ramp sending Watts away. The match continued. After the match, Nikita Koloff came out to congratulate his friend, Magnum TA, as Williams left the ring and grabbed the title from the timekeeper. Williams returned to the ring handed the title to Magnum TA in a show of respect. Williams then turned around and launched himself toward Koloff, laying him out with the spear. Williams exited the ring as Magnum checked on Koloff and yelled at Williams as he left up the entrance ramp. Watts came out and joined Williams on the entrance stage as Magnum helped Koloff to his feet. Koloff stared at Williams and Williams exchanged the stare as the show went off the air.

LCW Night of Horrors 2007 Pay-Per-View Results 10.21.07

LCW Night of Horrors 2007 Pay-Per-View Results (October 21, 2007) live from the Cow Palace in San Francisco, CA.

From ringside, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Atreyu who performed "Becoming the Bull," the official theme of LCW Night of Horrors 2007. After their performance, the song played over the public address song as fireworks went off and, from the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to LCW Night of Horrors 2007 and went over the complete card for LCW Night of Horrors. In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway was shown arriving with members of the Entourage: LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff, Superstar Billy Graham, Tully Blanchard, and LCW Women's Champion Baby Doll. Schivone noted, "Could this be the last time that we see Nikita Koloff, without a doubt the most dominant Universal Champion in LCW history, arrive to an arena with that title around his waist? Tonight, he faces his most challenging competition ever, a man whom has beaten him on numerous occasions and has even won that title from him once before, Stone Cold Steve Austin!"

The Nasty Boys (with Missy Hyatt and Tom Zenk) defeated The Bushwhackers in 6:12 by pinfall when Brian Knobbs pinned Bushwhacker Butch after Missy Hyatt interfered and hit Bushwhacker Butch with her purse. After the match, Missy Hyatt celebrated with Tom Zenk instead of The Nasty Boys who left the ring without Hyatt and Zenk.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko discussed Diamond Dallas Page's new movie, "Driftwood" available on DVD November 13th.


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LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page defeated Lex Luger (with Madusa Micelli) in 12:02 by pinfall after the Diamond Cutter.

From ringside, ring announcer Gary Michael Cappeta introduced Family Force 5 who appeared on the entrance ramp and played "Luv Addict" as LCW Women's Champion Baby Doll made her way the ring.

Rockin Robin (with Sam Houston) defeated LCW Women's Champion Baby Doll (with Tully Blanchard) in 5:25 by pinfall after the bulldog to win the LCW Women's Championship after Tully Blanchard, who was in the ring brawling with Sam Houston, accidentally hit Baby Doll. After the match, as she was making her way up the entrance ramp, Rockin' Robin was attacked by Luna Vachon from behind while Kevin Sullivan attacked Sam Houston until security officials came out and pulled Sullivan and Vachon off of Houston and Robin.

In the broadcast booth, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway appeared and confronted Tony Schiavone about his comments at the start of the show. Calaway got in Schiavone's face and said, "So help me GOD, Schiavone, if Nikita Koloff loses the LCW Universal Championship tonight, I will personally make sure that you never work here or anywhere else in professional wrestling ever again!" Schiavone stood up and said, "Excuse me, sir, but I simply stated a point earlier in the evening that could turn out to be true. Who are you to threaten me!?" Calaway said, "For one, I'm your boss. Second of all, I'm the guy who's name is on all of your paycheck. And third, and don't you ever forget this one because it's so important…wait for it, just another moment, its coming, its almost here… I'm the POWER!" Calaway stormed out.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Heritage Champion Magnum TA who said he was going to keep good to his promise to send Stan Hansen back home to Japan in a box. Big Van Vader appeared with his manager Harley Race and wished his friend Magnum TA and asked for a title shot if he wins the match. Magnum TA agreed to give him a title shot after he wins the bullrope match tonight. The two men shook hands and Magnum's music began to play and he left to go to the ring.

LCW Heritage Champion Magnum TA defeated Stan Hansen in 9:56 by decision after touching all four turnbuckles in a bullrope match after knocking Hansen unconscious with several vicious hits with the cow bell attached to the bullrope.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed the Genius Lanny Poffo about his brother, Randy Savage's disappearance from Legends Championship Wrestling. Poffo said he wasn't concerned about his brother as he's always been able to take care of himself. Poffo said he was more focused on himself and winning some gold in LCW. Poffo read a poem about being a champion on television and kept putting emphasis on the word "television".

Scott Hall defeated LCW Television Champion The Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart) in 8:32 in a guitar in a pole match to win the LCW Television Championship by pinfall after the Outsiders' Edge after Hall grabbed the guitar from the pole and blasted Honky Tonk Man with it. After the match, The Genius Lanny Poffo appeared and attacked Scott Hall from behind with his metal scroll before leaving the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Jake Roberts who said he had been trying to help The Iron Sheik with his problem for months now, but had been nothing but disrespected and attacked for his efforts. Roberts said it was sad that it had to come to this, but LCW wasn't big enough for the both of them anymore and tonight one of them would stay and the other would go.

Jake Roberts defeated The Iron Sheik (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) in 6:18 by pinfall after the DDT in a loser leaves LCW match. After the match, Roberts grabbed Al-Kassie, but Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin appeared and attacked Roberts from behind, hitting him and knocking him out with a DDT of his own. Garvin joined Precious and Sunshine who were waiting for him on the entrance stage.

In his office, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway was watching on a monitor as Jimmy Garvin, Precious, and Sunshine exited as Jake Roberts slowly got to his feet and as security escorted The Iron Sheik and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie. Calaway was with members of the Entourage: LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff and Superstar Billy Graham. There were also several security guards there to protect Calaway from Austin. Calaway turned and pointed to two of them and said, "Go out there and make sure that security get him out of here. I want him gone and I want him gone for good. Make it happen, guys." The two security guards left the office and went to escort The Iron Sheik out of the building. As they left, former LCW Women's Champion Baby Doll and Tully Blanchard walked in arguing with each other. Baby Doll said she didn't want to hear it and Blanchard kept trying to apologize. Calaway said, "Hey, guys, let's save the arguing for later. We've got more important things going on tonight. Like making sure that the last remaining title in the Entourage stays in the Entourage. Can we stay focused, please?" Baby Doll and Blanchard stopped fighting, but when Blanchard went to sit next to Baby Doll, she quickly got up and moved.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions Strike Force defeated The Midnight Express (with Dennis Condrey), The Fantastics, and The Young Stallions in 7:12 in a four way elimination match. After the match, Dennis Condrey blamed Stan Lane for the loss and hit him with a stiff right hand punch, but Lane grabbed Condrey and was going to assault him, but Eaton attack Lane from behind with a forearm and Conredy and Eaton double teamed Lane until Strike Force attacked them and knocked them out of the ring.
Order of Elimination:
- The Fantastics were eliminated by the Midnight Express at 2:19 by pinfall when Bobby Eaton pinned Bobby Fulton after a piledriver.
- The Young Stallions were eliminated by the Midnight Express at 4:26 by pinfall when Bobby Eaton pinned Paul Roma after Lane kicked Roma in the head.
- The Midnight Express were eliminated by Strike Force at 7:12 by pinfall when Rick Martel made Stan Lane submit to the Boston Crab.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Dory Funk, Jr., who said it was ashamed that it had to come to this between he and his brother, but that it had been quietly building for decades, but that it would end, once and for all, tonight. Dory Funk, Jr., said win, lose, or draw he was getting too old and was going to walk away from wrestling after tonight's match against his brother.

Terry Funk defeated Dory Funk, Jr., in 5:18 by pinfall after a savage shot with the branding iron in a Texas death match that busted Dory Funk, Jr., wide open and left him unconscious. After the match, a bloody Dory Funk, Jr., had to be taken from ringside on a stretcher.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Bobby Eaton and Dennis Condrey and Condrey said, "This is the Midnight Express! Not Lane and Eaton. Not even me and Randy Rose. This is, was, and always will be the best incarnation of the Midnight Express and we're back and better than ever. Every team in Legends Championship Wrestling had better take notice because we're taking names and we're taking gold. Strike Force, this thing isn't over between us. It's just begun."

Brutus Beefcake defeated Tom Zenk (with Missy Hyatt) by knockout with the sleeperhold in a hair vs. hair match. Pre-match stipulation stated that if Beefcake won that Missy Hyatt would have her head shaved. After the match, Missy Hyatt tried to escape, but the Nasty Boys appeared and blocked her exit. Missy demanded that they let her pass, but they stood firm and when she slapped Jerry Sags across the face, Brian Knobbs picked her up and carried her to the ring. Beefcake grabbed her, but Tom Zenk got back into the ring with a steel chair and blasted The Nasty Boys with a steel chair, but Beefcake managed to wrestle the steel chair away from Zenk. In the mêlée, Missy Hyatt escaped and ran to the back. Beefcake then proceeded to shave Zenk's head bald as the Nasty Boys, still reeling from the chair shot, held Zenk down. Beefcake threw the hair out into the crowd as he left the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW World Tag Team Champions Demolition. Demolitiion Ax said other teams had come and gone, but one team had remained as constant as the Northern Star and had remained the most dominant team in Legends Championship Wrestling, and that team was Demolition and things were going to change because Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas decided to have a change of heart. Demolition Smash said that just because Johnson and Atlas had changed, didn't mean Demolition had. They were still the same team and they were going to do the same thing they had always done: dominate, destroy, and demolish!

Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas (with Slick) defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions Demolition in 9:22 by pinfall to win the LCW World Tag Team Championships when Rocky Johnson pinned Demolition Ax after Butch Reed interfered hit Ax with a running powerslam while the referee was distracted by Slick who had jumped on the ring apron.

In the back, The Bushwhackers attacked LCW United States Tag Team Champions Strike Force and busted both Rick Martel and Tito Santana wide open and then The Bushwhackers smeared Martel and Santana's blood over the title belts and their own faces. Mean Gene Okerlund appeared with medical officials who came to check on the fallen Strike Force and security officials who tried to keep The Bushwhackers from doing any further damage. Okerlund interviewed the bloody Bushwhackers and Bushwhacker Luke screamed, "This is a rebirth, mate. This is nothing new. We're going to go back to basics, back to how we used to be, the most bloodthirsty savages in professional wrestling, not the cartoon character fools that Vince McMahon turned us into." Bushwhacker Butch said, "We never gave a damn about the fans. We never wanted to do that stupid walk to the ring. We never wanted to lick the stupid kid's heads and faces. We never wanted to say "Whoa" and "Yeah". From this point forward we're The Sheepherders. We used to be the nastiest tag team in professional wrestling and we're back and we're out for blood, mate." Bushwhacker Luke turned to Mean Gene Okerlund and said, "If you're not careful, we might just start with you." Okerlund said, "You had better not!" The Sheepherders left without causing any further damage.

Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) defeated The Dynamite Kid in 7:31 by pinfall after the Oklahoma Stampede in a street fight match after Watts hit Dynamite kid with his boot as he was climbing the top rope for the flying headbutt.

In the back, Mr. Fuji was talking with Don Muraco about making an impact. Fuji said, "You not been very successful lately. Master Fuji start to wonder if you lose heart, if you have no faith in self anymore. I give you choice. There are two more matches tonight. I let Muraco choose which one you make impact in." Muraco smiled and said, "Well, Mr. Fuji, I say go with what works. I've gone round and round with them in the past so why not one more time. Why not go with what's worked before? All I can say is I'll be shocked if 'Mr. Wonderful' Paul Orndorff walks out with gold tonight. I'm going to make an impact and show the LCW powers that be that I'm not coming to play. I'm going for the kill." Mr. Fuji smiled and said, "That's exactly what I wanted to hear."

Hulk Hogan (with Bobby Heenan) defeated LCW International Champion Paul Orndorff in 16:53 by pinfall to win the LCW International Championship after the legdrop after Bobby Heenan interfered and hit Orndorff with a steel chair as he had Hogan in position for the piledriver while the referee was distracted by Don Muraco and Mr. Fuji who came to ringside and started yelling at Orndorff.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway was escorted out of the arena by security officials and to the production truck for the duration of the main event where he would watch the match.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko talked about LCW Redemption Day on November 25, 2007, and announced that Thousand Foot Krutch's song "Falls Apart" from their new album "The Flame In All Of Us" had been selected as the official theme of LCW Redemption Day 2007.



Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff in 14:22 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner to win the LCW Universal Championship. After the match, the lights went out and when they came back on, Austin was lying unconscious in the middle of the ring with the title across his chest and the masked man was seen running through the crowd and to the back. LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway appeared on the LegendsTron and as the camera frame widened it became clear that Calaway was standing on the roof of Austin's black pickup truck with a baseball bat in his hands. Calaway said, "Austin, you've just won the title you son of a bitch. What are you going to do now? Wait, no wait, don't answer. I think you should focus more on getting to your feet instead of answering me. No, Austin, I can tell you what you're going to do. As a matter of fact I know exactly what you're going to do. You're going to prepare, you're going to train, you're going to get ready for the hardest rematch of your life because next month at LCW Redemption Day on November 25th, you're going to defend that title against Nikita Koloff in a rematch." The show went off the air with Austin slowly getting to his feet and staring a hole through Calaway as Calaway stared back at him.

LCW Night of Horrors 2006 Pay-Per-View Results 10.29.06

Night of Horrors (October 29, 2006) live from the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, NV.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway arrived alone, but was immediately surrounded by LCW security officials for his protection. Mean Gene Okerlund approached him for an interview and Calaway announced that LCW International Champion Magnum TA would not only be facing LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff tonight, but he would also be defending his own title, the LCW International Championship, against the former champion The Ultimate Warrior in a rematch. Okerlund asked Calaway about interfering in the match last week on LCW Showdown and causing Warrior to lose the title after accidentally hitting Warrior with a steel chair. Calaway said it was an accident and was water under the bridge and then walked away.

The Blackjacks defeated LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Hart Foundation in 8:27 by pinfall when Blackjack Mulligan pinned Jim Neidhart to win the LCW United States Tag Team Championships after The Skyscrapers (with Theodore Long) interfered and attacked The Hart Foundation while the referee was distracted by Theodore Long who jumped on the ring apron.

In the back, LCW International Champion Magnum TA arrived in the arena and was immediately approached by LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel and told that LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway had announced that he would not only be facing LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff in tonight's main event, but he would also be defending his LCW International Championship against The Ultimate Warrior later tonight. Bockwinkel apologized and said there was nothing he could do about it. Magnum told Bockwinkel that everything was all right and that he was looking forward to taking care of Warrior once and for all.

LCW Television Champion Steve Williams defeated Bam Bam Bigelow (with Luna Vachon) in 6:24 by pinfall after the Oklahom Stampede after Cowboy Bill Watts interfered and attacked Luna Vachon and then Bam Bam Bigelow with a slapjack. After the match, Williams and Watts embraced and then Williams grabbed Vachon and hit her with the Oklahoma Stampede. Watts grabbed a steel chair and laid it in the ring and Williams hit Bigelow with another Oklahoma Stampede on the chair. Williams went to hit him with another Oklahoma Stampede, but Ron Garvin came out and hit Williams with the Hands of Stone punch, knocking Williams out of the ring. Williams tried to get back into the ring, but Watts held him back. Garvin checked on Bigelow's condition and then signaled to the back for medical help. Medics came out and Bigelow had to be taken out of the ring on a stretcher.

In the back, as LCW World Tag Team Champions The Powers of Pain, with their manager Paul Jones, were heading to the ring, Demolition confronted them and the two teams began to brawl until LCW security officials came out and separated the two teams so that The Powers of Pain could continue to the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Steve Williams and Cowboy Bill Watts, who were laughing. Okerlund asked why they were laughing and Watts said it was because everyone fell for it and most importantly "that big, dumb ox" Bigelow fell for it. Watts said he hoped Bigelow was able to figure it out while he's laying in the hospital tonight. Watts said Williams' doesn't care about anybody or anything. He said Williams can't have a change of heart because he doesn't have a heart. Okerlund asked Watts about Ron Garvin and Watts said they weren't worried about Garvin. If he wanted to start a fight, it would be his funeral.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) defeated Strike Force in 7:48 by disqualification after Demolition interfered and attacked The Powers of Pain, costing the Strike Force the titles.

In the back, LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page was in his locker room with his ex-wife Kimberly Page and was making sure that she was all right after being kidnapped several weeks ago and held hostage until last week by Kevin Sullivan. Kimberly said she was all right and told Page to go kick Jake Roberts' ass. Page told Kimberly to stay in the locker room and lock the door to keep Sullivan out. Page left and headed to the ring and you could hear Kimberly lock the door after he left.

LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page (with Kimberly Page) defeated Jake Roberts (with Slick) in 12:49 by disqualification after Kimberly Page got in the ring and hit Page with a low blow. After the match, Roberts continued to attack Page and hanged him upside down in the corner. Kevin Sullivan came out and made out with Kimberly as Roberts forced Page to watch. Sullivan then hit Page with the Tree of Woe before leaving Roberts alone in the ring with Page. Slick grabbed a microphone and demanded to know what was going on between Roberts and Sullivan. Slick got into the ring and demanded that Roberts continue attacking Page. Roberts refused and Slick pulled a small plastic baggie with white powder in it out of his jacket pocket and Roberts grabbed it out of his hand and looked at it for a moment before opening the baggie. Roberts grabbed the microphone and said, "This has no power over me anymore and neither do you." Roberts then threw the powder in Slick's eyes before hitting him with the DDT. The crowd erupted in applause. Page then came out of nowhere and hit Roberts with the Diamond Cutter before crawling out of the ring and limping to the back.

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff arrived with his uncle and manager Ivan Koloff.

Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) defeated Jimmy Snuka in 4:46 by knockout with the Million Dollar Dream to become the number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship.

In the back, LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel approached LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway and said, "I can't stop you from making this Magnum TA and Ultimate Warrior match happen, but I can stop you from interfering." Calaway said, "What are you going to do, ban me from ringside?" Bockwinkel said, "No, as a matter of fact, I'm not. I am however, going to be the special guest referee." Calaway said, "You can't do that. You can't do that!" as Bockwinkel left his office and headed to the ring.

LCW International Champion Magnum TA defeated The Ultimate Warrior (with LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway) in 9:50 by pinfall after the belly-to-belly suplex with LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel as the special guest referee. After the match, Calaway and Warrior exchanged words before Calaway just walked away leaving Warrior alone in the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Paul Orndorff, with Brutus Beefcake, Rowdy Roddy Piper, and Ricky Steamboat about facing Bobby Heenan. Orndorff said he was going to settle his issues with Heenan once and for all and he wasn't going to have to worry about The Heenan Family interfering because he had his friends behind him in the lumberjack match.

The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) defeated Sgt. Slaughter and Cpl. Kirchner in 4:38 by pinfall when Volkoff pinned Slaughter with a rollup with his feet on the ropes in a boot camp match. After the match, Kirchner put the Corporal Clutch on Volkoff as Slaughter attacked Sheik, removing Sheik's shoe and busting him wide open with it. After dropping a knocked out Volkoff, Kirchner pulled Slaughter off of Sheik and the two left the ring.

In the back, The Ultimate Warrior attacked everyone in site as he made his way to his locker room and destroyed everything he could get his hands on as Sean Mooney approached him for an interview. Warrior grabbed Mooney and said, "I have existed from the morning of the world and I shall exist until the last star falls from the heavens." Warrior then threw Mooney through a locker room door before entering the office of LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway. Calaway calmly said, "We need to talk." Warrior slammed the door behind him as he entered the office.

Paul Orndorff defeated Bobby Heenan in 2:49 by pinfall after the piledriver in a lumberjack match. After the Orndorff wins clean in lumberjack match with Rowdy Roddy Piper, Ricky Steamboat, Brutus Beefcake, King Kong Bundy, One Man Gang, Ken Patera, and Billy Jack Haynes as lumberjacks. After the match, a brawl broke out between the lumberjacks which ended with Orndorff throwing Heenan onto Bundy, Gang, Patera, and Haynes.

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff approached Magnum TA and congratulated him and said he was looking forward to facing him tonight, but warned Magnum to bring whatever he had left because Koloff said he was going to bring everything he had to make sure he keeps his title.

LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich defeated Randy Savage (with Sensational Sherri Martel) in 5:37 by pinfall with a small package rollup. After the match, Ted DiBiase, with Virgil, came out and attacked Von Erich. Savage joined DiBiase and Virgil in attacking Von Erich until, out of nowhere, Terry Taylor came out with a steel chair and cleared Savage and DiBiase out of the ring. Taylor helped Von Erich to his feet and then handed the LCW Heritage Championship to him and raised his arm in the air in victory.

At ringside, Mean Gene Okerlund was interviewing California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger about running for re-election when LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway appeared on the LegendsTron and said, "You know something Arnie, I'm not Jay Leno. This isn't the Tonight Show. I don't care who you are or what you've done in the past, I'm not giving you free airtime so that you can campaign for Governor of California. You want to go on Leno and campaign, Leno doesn't want to give Angelides equal time, well, quite frankly, I think that sucks and I think it shows the kind of man that you really are. A coward! As a matter of fact, I implore everyone in California to vote for Phil Angelides in two weeks on Election Day on November 7th. As for right now, what I want you to do right now is sit down, shut up, and enjoy the rest of the show or get the hell out of my arena. As a matter of fact, you know what forget it, security get out there and remove that man from my arena." As security escorted Schwarzenegger from ringside, Calaway continued to insult him: "We've got a strict no steroid policy around here Arnold. Go on, get him out of here. Oh, and guys make sure he doesn't grope any women on the way out. Last thing we need is a sexual harassment lawsuit. He might be used to them, but we don't like them around here. Keep him away from the Cubans and the Puerto Ricans in the back, we don't want their fiery Latino blood upsettin' him. We know how much that bothers him. Oh yeah, I did forget one thing didn't I: Hasta la vista." Calaway laughed as the LegendsTron went blank and security continued to escort Schwarzenegger through the crowd. From the broadcast booth, Jesse Ventura, Schwarzenegger's long time friend, warned that Calaway may have just made a mistake he'll regret.

Kevin Sullivan (with Kimberly Page) defeated Dusty Rhodes in 8:12 by pinfall on the entrance ramp after Jake Roberts came out and hit Rhodes with a DDT on the entrance ramp in a street fight match. During the match, both Sullivan and Rhodes were busted wide open and bleeding profusely. Also during the match, Kimberly Page tried to interfere, but Rhodes hit her with the bionic elbow, knocking her out. After the match, as Sullivan was making his way though the curtain, as Jake Roberts carried Kimberly to the back, Page came out of nowhere and hit Sullivan with the Diamond Cutter.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger as he was leaving the arena in a limousine. Schwarzenegger said he had never been so disrespected by anyone in his entire life. Before leaving, Schwarzenegger looked into the camera and said, "I'll be back."

Cowboy Bob Orton, Outlaw Ron Bass, and Dirty Dick Slater defeated The Rock 'n' Roll Express and Marty Jannetty in 3:22 by pinfall when Orton pinned Jannetty after Stan Hansen came out and attacked Marty Jannetty with the Lariat clothesline on the floor and threw him in back into the ring so Orton could pin Jannetty.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Mr. Fuji, who was standing with Don Muraco, Killer Khan, and The Orient Express. Fuji said that everyone was afraid to face his men and that no one could beat that which is why none of them were on Night of Horrors. Fuji said "no one in the world can beat my Muraco, my Khan, or my Orient Express." Just then, Genichiro Tenryu, The Great Muta, Masahiro Chono, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, and Kensuke Sasaki approached them and got in their face. Fuji said something to Tenryu in Japanese, and Tenryu slapped him across the face. Killer Khan spit his green mist in Chono's face and Muta blew his red mist in Muraco's face. The two groups began to brawl until LCW security officials came out to separate the two groups.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed The Original Country Boys: Cowboy Bob Orton, Outlaw Ron Bass, Dirty Dick Slater, and their newest member Stan Hansen. Mooney asked them about their victory tonight and Hansen said they were just getting started. Cowboy Bill Watts approached them and said, "You're just getting started, but I can take you all the way." The Original Country Boys looked at each other and then at Hansen who said, "Let's go talk about this." They left with Watts.

LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff (with Ivan Koloff) wrestled LCW International Champion Magnum TA in 23:19 to a no contest after Superstar Billy Graham interfered and attacked both men with a steel chair. After hitting both Koloff and Magnum with steel chairs Graham stood in the center of the ring as the audience booed. Ivan Koloff got in the ring and confronted Graham who blasted Ivan Koloff with the steel chair knocking him out of the ring. He looked down at both men, both worn out from the match and knocked out by the steel chair shots, almost as if he was deciding who he despised more. Graham then turned and savagely assaulted Koloff with several chair shots. As Graham left the ring, Magnum was making his way to his feet and Graham blasted him with another chair shot before leaving the ring.

LCW Night of Horrors 2005 Pay-Per-View Results 10.30.05

Night of Horrors (October 30, 2005) live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA.

The Steiner Brothers defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions Hiroyoshi Tenzan and Kensuke Sasaki (with Akira Hokuto) in 9:03 by pinfall when Rick Steiner pinned Hiroyoshi Tenzan after the bulldog from the top rope after Scott Steiner hit Sasaki with the Frankensteiner.

In the back, Keiji Muto was shown working out with Masahiro Chono and Genichiro Tenryu in preparation for his upcoming title shot against LCW Universal Champion Hulk Hogan. Mean Gene Okerlund tried to interview Muto, but Tenryu yelled at him in Japanese and kicked him out of the locker room.

Nikita Koloff defeated Ivan Koloff in 7:01 by pinfall after a running powerslam in a Russian chain, loser leaves LCW match.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Sting who said Abdullah The Butcher’s nightmare had arrived and it was just a matter of time before his nightmare becomes his reality.

Sting defeated Abdullah The Butcher in 5:19 by pinfall after the Scorpion Death Drop in a steel cage match. After the match, Abdullah attacked Sting, until the lights went out. When the lights came back on Sting was gone and Abdullah was face to face with The Undertaker! The Undertaker attacked Abdullah with a series of right hands before hitting him with the chokeslam. The Undertaker was going to walk out through the steel cage door, but he turned around and picked up Abdullah and hit him with the Tombstone piledriver before leaving the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page about defending his title against Ted DiBiase tonight and Page said DiBiase started something with Page that Page was going to end with a “Bang!”

LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page defeated Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) by countout 5:13 after Page went to hit DiBiase with the Diamond Cutter, but DiBiase rolled out of the ring and he and Virgil ran to the back.

The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) defeated Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas in 3:11 by submission when The Iron Sheik made Johnson submit with the Camel Clutch after Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie hit Johnson with the flag pole.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Superstar Billy Graham about only having to defeat one more member of the Board of Directors, Bruno Sammartino, to be reinstated. Graham said it wasn’t going to be any challenge at all.

Superstar Billy Graham defeated Bruno Sammartino in 4:18 by knockout with the bearhug after Ivan Koloff interfered and hit Sammartino with the Russian chain. After the match, Ivan Koloff was escorted out of the arena by security officials.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Bret Hart, Jim Neidhart, and The Dynamite Kid about wrestling Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash, and Scott Hall. Neidhart said The Clique was about to suffer a collective Hart Attack. Dynamite Kid said he was ready to end The Clique’s party. Hart said Michaels had made it personal and tonight it was going to end.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash, and Scott Hall about wrestling Bret Hart, Jim Neidhart, and The Dynamite Kid. Nash said Neidhart wasn’t a legend and was only here because he made a career of riding Bret Hart’s coattails. Hall said he was going to send that limey Dynamite Kid back where he came from. Michaels said he did make it personal with Hart and tonight The Clique was going to make it even more personal.

Shawn Michaels, Kevin Nash, and Scott Hall defeated Bret Hart, Jim Neidhart, and The Dynamite Kid in 8:14 by pinfall when Shawn Michaels pinned Bret Hart after the Superkick. During the match, Jim Neidhart had to be taken to the back on a stretcher making it a handicap match after Kevin Nash powerbombed him from the ring, over the top rope, and down to the floor below. After the match, Michaels, Nash, and Hall attacked Hart and Dynamite. Jim Neidhart came out and tried to save them, but he couldn’t and he was quickly beaten down and had to be taken out on a stretcher again.

LCW Television Champion Sgt Slaughter (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) defeated Ahmed Johnson in 4:59 by disqualification after The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff interfered and attacked Johnson. After the match, Ricky Steamboat came out and helped Johnson clear Volkoff and Sheik out of the ring before Johnson hit Slaughter with the Pearl River Plunge. Sheik and Volkoff dragged Slaughter out of the ring and went to the back.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Lex Luger who said he was going to prove himself to the Four Horsemen as J.J. Dillon stood in silence and refused to comment when Okerlund asked him for a comment about the situation.

Masahiro Chono defeated Lex Luger (with J.J. Dillon) in 6:11 by pinfall after Barry Windham interfered and hit Luger with the Lariat clothesline while the referee was distracted by J.J. Dillon who had jumped up on the ring apron to distract the referee. Windham then placed Chono on top of Luger for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Dillon left with Windham and Anderson, Blanchard, and Flair met them on the entrance stage and gave Luger the Four Horsemen hand gesture. They laughed as Luger tried to make it to his feet and then turned around and left.

In the back, the Lady Legends gathered in a locker room around a television set to watch the upcoming final match in the LCW Women’s Championship Tournament. They were talking amongst themselves when Sherri Martel and Wendi Richter began to yell back and forth at each other. The other Lady Legends settled them down.

Bull Nakano defeated Madusa Micelli in 5:38 by pinfall after a guillotine legdrop in the final match in the Lady Legends Tournament to win the LCW Women's Championship.

In the back, Sherri Martel and Wendi Richter began brawling. At first, the other Lady Legends tried to pull them apart, but eventually the other Lady Legends began brawling with each other. Akira Hokuto pushed Wendi Richter out of the locker room and she bumped into Bull Nakano who was making her way to her locker room. Richter apologized and Nakano looked like she was going to shake it off, but out of nowhere she attacked Richter, hitting her with a lariat clothesline before slamming her against a wall and then onto the cement floor. Nakano walked away as the other Lady Legends looked on in shock. Cutie Suzuki, Rockin’ Robin, and Bambi went to check on Richter as the other Lady Legends discussed what just happened and showed concern for Richter. Luna Vachon said to Sherri Martel, “And I thought I was a crazy bitch.”

Big Van Vader defeated LCW International Champion Jake Roberts in 3:23 by pinfall after the powerbomb to win the LCW International Championship. After the match, Masahiro Chono attacked Big Van Vader until LCW officials came out to separate them.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Universal Champion Hulk Hogan in his locker room. An unusually quiet Hogan seemed more focused than usual. Okerlund asked Hogan about Jesse Ventura attacking him last week on Showdown and Hogan said he didn’t know that Ventura had in his head when he did that. Okerlund asked if he had sustained any injuries and Hogan said only minor injuries and that it could have been worse. Hogan said he was only focused on one thing and that was walking away with the LCW Universal Championship tonight. Okerlund thanked Hogan for the time as he continued to wrap tape around his wrist.

Steve Williams, Don Muraco, Bam Bam Bigelow, and Paul Orndorff (with Capt. Lou Albano) defeated Koko B. Ware, Tito Santana, and Jimmy Snuka, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan in 7:17 in an elimination match. After the match, Williams, Muraco, Bigelow, and Orndorff continued attacking Duggan until Santana, Ware, and Snuka returned to the ring and attacked Williams, Muraco, Bigelow, and Orndorff until Duggan grabbed his two-by-four and hit them all, knocking them out of the ring. Meanwhile, Capt. Lou Albano was stuck in the ring with Ware, Santana, and Snuka. Ware hit Albano with the flying dropkick as Santana and Snuka held Albano. Santana then put Albano in the figure-four leglock and Snuka hit Albano with the Superfly Splash while he was still in the figure-four leglock. Santana released the hold and Ware, Snuka, and Santana kicked Albano out of the ring.
Order of Elimination:
- Bam Bam Bigelow eliminated Koko B. Ware by pinfall at 2:12 after the Greetings From Asbury Park.
- Paul Orndorff eliminated Jimmy Snuka at 3:45 by pinfall after the piledriver.
- Don Muraco eliminated Tito Santana at 5:18 by pinfall after the Reverse piledriver.
- Steve Williams eliminated Hacksaw Jim Duggan by pinfall at 7:17 after a running powerslam.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Jesse Ventura who said he had purchased a front row ticket tonight to see Keiji Muto take down LCW Universal Champion Hulk Hogan and end Hulkamania once and for all. Ventura also added that if Muto couldn’t get it done, he was going to do what nobody else had been able to do for the past 20 years and end Hulkamania himself.

Keiji Muto (with Genichiro Tenryu) defeated LCW Universal Champion Hulk Hogan in 13:43 by pinfall after The Great Kabuki interfered and hit Hogan with a thrust kick before Keiji Muto hit Hogan with the Shining Wizard. During the match, Hulk Hogan and Jesse Ventura got into a physical altercation at ringside when Ventura took a shot at Hogan. Ventura was removed from the arena by security. Moments before the end of the match, Kendo Nagasaki also interfered and hit Hogan with a kendo stick. Muto attempted a pinfall, but Hogan kicked out, Hulked Up, and went to hit Muto with the legdrop, but as he was attempting the move, Genichiro Tenry grabbed his leg, tripping him. As Hogan grabbed Tenryu to pull him into the ring, The Great Kabuki came into the ring and hit Hogan with the thrust kick and then Muto hit him with the Shining Wizard for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Muto celebrated the title victory with The Great Kabuki and Kendo Nagasaki and the Yakuza Mafia.