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HALLOWEEN HAVOC '96 (Oct. 27, 1996)

Rey Misterio Jr. pinned Dean Malenko with the Top-Rope Frankensteiner in 17:09.
Rating: ****
(Rey Misterio Jr. retained the WCW WORLD CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE.)

After weeks of vicious attacks, Malenko finally got what he wanted, a shot at the Rey Misterio and the Cruiserweight title.

Their match was a classic. The two went back and forth until Malenko tried to hit Misterio with a top-rope powerbomb. Instead, Misterio reversed it into a hurracanrana and scored the pin.

Disco Inferno pinned Johnny B. Badd with the Last Dance in 13:55.
Rating: *** ¼

Disco Inferno came to the ring first flanked by a number of dancing girls. But before he was even able to get into the ring, Johnny B. Badd raced down and attacked Disco from behind.

But Disco recovered and got back into the match. He ended up putting Badd away with The Last Dance. The dance party then recommenced.

Eddie Guerrero pinned Marcus Bagwell after a Frog Splash in 12:05.
Rating: ***
(Eddie Guerrero retained the WCW TELEVISION TITLE.)

Perhaps thanks to the rest of the Horsemen getting ready for their 6-man match, Bagwell was alone in the ring which led to a pretty great, clean, match.

The two traded control back-and-forth until Bagwell, sitting on the top turnbuckle, tried to hit Guerrero with a top rope move he’s been calling the Blockbuster, but Guerrero instead backdropped him to the mat.

Guerrero then followed it up with a frog splash to get the win.

Big Van Vader, Meng and Rick Steiner defeated Arn Anderson, Davey Boy Smith and Ric Flair when Vader pinned A. Anderson with the Vader Bomb in 18:27.
Rating: ** 3/4
(Scott Steiner no-showed)

Before the match, it was announced that Scott Steiner was attacked in the locker room before the match. The Horsemen thought they had a handicap match, but instead, Meng stepped up and filled Scott’s place.

It was actually pretty amazing how well three wrestlers with no history of working together did against an established group like the Horsemen.

If the Horsemen are aiming to portray themselves as the only group that can save WCW, that argument took a big hit as they couldn’t conquer this unique trio of Vader, Meng and Rick Steiner.

Lex Luger made Diamond Dallas Page submit to the Torture Rack in 15:41.
Rating: * 1/4

A lot of hatred have built up between these two, leading to a great brawl for the match’s first few minutes.

Rick Rude was at ringside with DDP and gave him a hand at several points during the match. But Luger was able to overcome and kept fighting back.

But with Rude distracting the ref, Page hit a low blow then tried for a Diamond Cutter, but Luger countered, throwing Page off into Rude who was standing on the ring apron. Page was staggered and Luger was able to get him in the torture rack to which there was no escape.

Stone Cold Steve Austin pinned Chris Candido with the Stone Cold Stunner in 11:17.
Rating: *** 1/4
(Stone Cold Steve Austin retained the WCW UNITED STATES TITLE.)

Austin immediately ran to the ring and attacked Candido, who for a moment tried to find cover behind Tammy Lynn. Though Austin was more than willing to run through her to get to Candido, Tammy ran away and left the ring, allowing Austin to chase Candido.

Things settled down and Candido had the advantage for a good portion of the match, but Austin was always able to follow with a counter to get back into it.

Late, Tammy tried to slip Chris her purse that Candido tried to swing at Austin. Fortunately for the champ, he ducked and then hit Candido with a Stunner.

The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) defeated The Unforgiven (Barry Windham and Justin Bradshaw) when Nash pinned B. Windham with the Jackknife Power Bomb in 21:48.
Justin Bradshaw sprained his left ankle. He will be out for approximately 1 month.
Rating: ** 1/4
(The Outsiders won the WCW WORLD TAG TEAM TITLES.)

Hall and Nash weren’t alone. Rick Rude and Syxx were there supporting their nWo mates. The Unforgiven, though WCW members, haven’t made many friends since they came together and didn’t have any backup during the match.

It played out as you’d expect, Syxx and Rude taking cheap shots when given the opportunity. Though at one point, Bradshaw caught him and hit Syxx with a wicked lariat that knocked him out on the floor.

This caused a bit of chaos on the floor that allowed Nash to grab a title belt and hit Barry Windham with it while no one was looking. Nash followed it up with a jackknife as Hall held Bradshaw on the floor.

Hollywood Hogan pinned Randy Savage with the Big Leg Drop in 12:45.
Rating: * 1/4
(Hollywood Hogan retained the WCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE.)

The main event turned into an nWo vs. WCW brawl. While Savage was fighting Hogan in the ring, the nWo tried to make sure Savage wouldn’t get the win. But WCW had his back, with people like Lex Luger, Vader, Rick Steiner and the Faces of Fear running down to even the odds.

But with so much chaos all around the arena, it’s easy to lose track of things in the ring. Savage was on the top rope ready to put away Hogan with his elbow drop, when a man in a hood came out of the crowd to push Savage off the top rope. Lex Luger ran down to the ring and punched the man in the hood, as it flew back, it revealed it was Sting under the hood. Luger was frozen for a second in shock, but Sting kicked Luger in the stomach then hit him with a reverse DDT on the floor. He put the hood back over his head and ran back out through the crowd.

Hogan took advantage, got a referee in the ring, hit his leg drop on Savage and got the pin to retain his title.

Card rating: **

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MONDAY NITRO (Oct. 28, 1996)

nWo comes to the ring

Nitro opened with the nWo coming to the ring, Hogan with his world title belt and The Outsiders with their newly won world tag titles. Rick Rude took a mic and said the nWo has shown they are already the most powerful group in professional wrestling, and it’s time for a global expansion.

He said the nWo is starting a recruitment drive, aiming to find the very best to bring into the organization. They will be watching everyone very closely to see who is nWo material.

Disco Inferno pinned Billy Kidman with the Last Dance in 5:29.
Rating: ** ½

The arena lit up when the dance music hit and a stream of gorgeous dancing girls poured out of the back followed by Disco Inferno who let the girls escort him to the ring.

Once the bell rang, Disco turned to all business and quickly put away the young rookie.

Barry Windham defeated Mike Enos by disqualification in 10:57.
Rating: ** 1/4
[Kevin Nash and Scott Hall interfered against Barry Windham.]

One half of the former World Tag Champions, The Unforgiven, Barry Windham will be without his partner for a month who was injured in their match at Halloween Havoc.

Windham fought Mike Enos in a tough match, but before it could come to a conclusion, Scott Hall and Kevin Nash rushed the ring and attacked Windham. Hall hit him with an Outsider Edge and Nash gave him a jack knife powerbomb as Rude looked on from the entrance.

Backstage interview with The Steiner Brothers

The Steiner Brothers were talking to Gene Okerlund, Scott said he didn’t know who attacked him last night but he has a pretty good idea. He said he and his brother want to bring the World Tag Titles back home to WCW.

But they were interrupted by Ric Flair and Arn Anderson who said if anyone is going to restore WCW's dignity, it's going to be The Horsemen. The two sides went back and forth before agreeing to a match in tonight's main event.

Chris Candido pinned Scotty Riggs with the Blonde Bombshell in 13:30.
Rating: **** 1/4
[Tammy Lynn Sytch interfered against Scotty Riggs.]

Chris Candido said he's not going to let a loss last night to Austin get him down. He's still after gold and he will go through anybody he has to whether it's Austin or Eddie Guerrero. He wrestled another rising contender in Scotty Riggs and scored an impressive victory to back up his claims.

Interview with Lex Luger

Luger came to the ring to address Sting’s actions at the end of Halloween Havoc. Luger said there was once a time that he lost a bit of trust in Sting. But he said that was the biggest mistake of his life.

He knows what’s really in Sting’s heart. And when it comes to the end of Halloween Havoc, he looked Sting in the eyes for a moment and everything was crystal clear. That wasn’t the real Sting!!

Glacier pinned Bobby Eaton with the Cryonic Kick in 8:04.
Rating: ** 1/4

Martial Artist Glacier picked up another big win over Bobby Eaton, and as like his match a few weeks ago, his blue-lighted postmatch session was switched to a reddish glow as a figure walked out and performed his own series of martial arts moves on the aisle way.

Stone Cold Steve Austin pinned Konnan with the Stone Cold Stunner in 13:26.
Rating: *** 1/2
(Stone Cold Steve Austin retained the WCW UNITED STATES TITLE.)

Konnan made his return to WCW after a brief absence and challenged Austin for the US title. Austin got the win, but after the match, Rude, Nash and Hall and came to the ring. Austin was on guard ready to fight, but instead, Rude took a mic.

He brought up when he and Austin were members of the Dangerous Alliance and said even back then, he knew Steve Austin was the future of professional wrestling. But WCW has passed him over time after time and if he really wants to rise to that next level, he needs to join the nWo. Rude brought up their friendship and the success they had once being together.

Austin made no moves but backed up and slid out of the ring and left. Rude said, that's OK, he knows this was a sudden offer. But take some time to think about it and then he'll make the right decision.

Arn Anderson and Ric Flair defeated The Steiner Brothers (Rick Steiner and Scott Steiner) when A. Anderson pinned S. Steiner with the DDT in 20:58.
Rating: *** ½

The two sides fought for the right to challenge the new tag champions, The Outsiders. Scott was clearly still banged up from the attack that kept him out of Halloween Havoc.

The Horsemen seemed to target Scott’s back, which the announcers questioned how the Horsemen could know that would be Steiner’s weakpoint if no one was around to see the attack.

In the end, that proved to be the difference, well that and some interference from the other Horsemen, Bagwell and Davey Boy, as the Horsemen picked up the win.

Card rating: *** 1/4

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MONDAY NITRO (Nov. 4, 1996)

The announcers shared a big announcement, that the next WCW Pay-Per-View will be in three weeks, and it will be Battlebowl!! The event will included 40 of the top stars who will start in The Lethal Lottery. They’ll be randomly paired into 20 Tag Teams for 10 matches. The members of each winning team advance to Battlebowl, a 20-man over-the-top-rope battle royal, with the winner getting a shot at Hollywood Hogan and the world title at Starrcade.

Also, on WCW Saturday Night during one of the nWo's paid segments, they announced that their recruitment drive has landed them a top name and they would announce their newest member on Nitro. That led to speculation about who that may be.

Psicosis, La Parka and Villano V defeated Juventud Guerrera, Lizmark Jr. and Silver King when Villano V pinned Lizmark Jr. after a powerslam in 12:26.
Rating: *** 1/4

Six of Mexico’s top Luchadores fought in a very fast paced match. There was a lot of high flying, a lot of innovative offense and bodies everywhere.

But for all the athleticism on display, the match ended with a power move. Villano V caught Lizmark flying off the top rope with a vicious powerslam that got the pin.

Johnny B. Badd pinned Chris Kanyon with the Tutti Frutti in 7:08.
Rating: ***

Johnny B. Badd became the first one to offer themselves to join the nWo. This brought out Rick Rude who was intrigued by the offer and made a deal with Badd. They need someone to take care of Barry Windham. If Badd does that, he's in.

Interview with Randy Savage

Randy Savage said things are getting to be crystal clear. A line in the sand is being drawn. On one side is WCW, on the other is the nWo. Everyone knows which side he's on. Whether or not that was the real Sting that cost him the world title, Sting needs to pick a side once and for all. And what about Steve Austin? Where does he stand? He didn’t say yes to the nWo last week, but he didn’t say no.

Eddie Guerrero pinned M. Wallstreet with the Frog Splash in 7:18.
Rating: * 3/4
(Eddie Guerrero retained the WCW TELEVISION TITLE.)

Eddie Guerrero defended his TV title against M. Wallstreet, and after the match, former champion Konnan approached Guerrero. He said he never properly congratulated Guerrero on beating him, and wanted to give him his due. But also wanted it to be known that he was due a shot to get it back. And when he gets that shot, Konnan will show why he’s the master and Eddie is the student.

Chris Candido defeated Glacier via pinfall in 11:34.
Rating: ***

Konnan isn’t the only former champion after Guerrero’s TV Title. Chris Candido has let it be known he wants a shot as well.

Tonight he became the first one to beat Glacier, though he did take advantage of a distraction. The lights flickered red and it took Glacier off his game and Candido took advantage and picked up the win.

Carl Ouellet pinned The Boss with the Cannonball in 8:37.
Rating: * 1/2

Ouellet had one of his biggest wins to date beating the Boss. After the win, 911 appeared at the top of the ramp, gave Ouellet a mock applause, then did an exaggerated yawn and left.

The Steiner Brothers (Rick Steiner and Scott Steiner) defeated Davey Boy Smith and Marcus Bagwell when R. Steiner pinned M. Bagwell with the Steiner Bulldog in 14:40.
Rating: *** 1/4

One week after falling to two of the Horsemen, the Steiners faced off with the other two. Scott still was favoring his back and it was again the target of the Horsemen, but this time he and his brother were able to overcome.

Scott had enough left in his back to lift up Bagwell for the Steiner Bulldog.

Interview with the nWo

The entire nWo came out to the ring, all in a good mood. Nash had a T-shirt draped over his shoulder. They piled into the ring and Rick Rude took the mic who called this a glorious day for the nWo. With the newest member of the nWo signed on the dotted line, there is no stopping the nWo as the top wrestling organization in the world.

He passed the mic to Hulk Hogan who did the introductions of the newest member of the nWo … Sting!!!

Sting, or at least someone who looks like Sting if you ask Lex Luger, came down to the ring doing the trademark Sting howl and pounded his chest repeatedly. He entered the ring, Nash gave him the shirt, he put it on and continued to yell all while getting hugs from the nWo.

Card rating: ** 1/2

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MONDAY NITRO (Nov. 11, 1996)

Eddie Guerrero defeated Konnan by countout in 13:30.
Rating: ** 3/4
(Eddie Guerrero retained the WCW TELEVISION TITLE.)

Eddie Guerrero gave former TV champ and a man he thought was his friend, Konnan a rematch for the TV championship. But after Guerrero scored another win, Konnan snapped and attacked his former friend. While this was going on, Chris Candido, who's made his intentions clear of also winning back the TV title, sat back and watched.

Barry Windham pinned Johnny B. Badd with the Superplex in 11:15.
Rating: *** 1/4

Johnny B. Badd got his nWo tryout in a match against Barry Windham. Windham won the match, but after, was brutally attacked by nWo member Diamond Dallas Page. Badd also took the chance to stomp away. But after Windham was rolled out of the ring, Page and Syxx turned on Badd and started beating him down, saying he failed your test.

Interview with The Horsemen

Ric Flair and Arn Anderson called out World Tag Champions, the Outsiders. They said they and they alone can restore WCW's pride and win back the tag titles. Hall and Nash came out and said if they want a fight, they can have one tonight, but they get one shot and one shot only.

Ice Train defeated 911 when the referee stopped the match in 0:07:31.
911 tore his right achilles tendon. He will be out for approximately 6 months
Rating: 3/4*

911 was in the middle of a tough match against Ice Train when disaster struck. 911 ran into the corner to hit a running clothesline on Ice Train, but something seemed to happen after the hit.

911 hobbled back and soon collapsed to the mat holding his right foot. The ref came over to check on him and soon threw his arms up in an X and called off the match.

Harlem Heat (Stevie Ray and Booker T) defeated The Faces of Fear (Meng and The Barbarian) when Booker made Meng submit to an abdominal stretch in 14:43.
Rating: *

Harlem Heat and the Faces of Fear faced off, no strangers to one another. Harlem Heat won a hard fought match, as has been the custom between the two teams.

After the match, all four men sat in the ring, but after an intense staredown, Meng and the Barbarian reached their hands out and shook hands with Harlem Heat.

Dean Malenko made Mr. J.L. submit to the Texas Cloverleaf in 14:22.
Rating: *** ½

Malenko called his loss to Rey Misterio at Halloween Havoc a fluke and is campaigning for another shot. A clean win over former champion JL will go a long way in helping him get that shot, but after the match as Malenko was making his declaration of his desire for a rematch, old rival Ultimo Dragon came out and instead signaled that he wanted the belt.

Backstage interview with Stone Cold Steve Austin

Steve Austin gave an interview in response to Randy Savage's accusations. Austin said he never told anybody he was joining anything. The only loyalties he has is to himself. But if Savage wants a fight, he has no problem stomping a mudhole in him next week.

The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) defeated Arn Anderson and Ric Flair when Nash pinned A. Anderson with the Jackknife Power Bomb in 14:49.
Rating: ** 1/4
(The Outsiders retained the WCW WORLD TAG TEAM TITLES.)

During the tag title match, Davey Boy Smith and Marcus Bagwell stood guard at ringside. This worked for a while until DDP and Syxx emerged and started a fight in the aisle way. With the other Horsemen distracted, Hogan came down looking to give his friends a hand.

However, Vader also used this opportunity to try and stop Hogan. Hogan took a few good shots from Vader, but as the referee was trying to break up the chaos outside, Hall hit Anderson with one of the title belts, and Nash hit a powerbomb to get the win.

Lex Luger in-ring promo

Lex Luger came to the ring and demanded Sting come out and face him. After a while, "Sting" came out wearing an nWo shirt and got in the ring with Luger, but Luger wasn't buying it saying that wasn't Sting.

He went to attack Sting but the whole nWo rushed in and jumped Luger. However, he had backup. Savage, Vader, the Steiners, Eddie Guerrero, Harlem Heat, the Faces of Fear, all ran down to try to rally for WCW. And for the first time in months, it seemed WCW had the nWo on its heels as they retreated.

Card rating: ** 1/4

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MONDAY NITRO (Nov. 18, 1996)

WCW in-ring promo

Nitro opened with a group of WCW wrestlers in the ring including Lex Luger, Vader, Randy Savage and the Steiner Brothers. Luger said last week showed that WCW can unite and fight off the nWo which means their days of running wild are over.

This Sunday, Luger said whether it's him, Vader, one of the Steiners or someone else, someone from WCW will win Battlebowl and they will win the world title back from Hollywood Hogan.

Bobby Eaton pinned Ricky Steamboat with the Alabama Jam in 7:13.
Rating: **

Ricky Steamboat was fighting Bobby Eaton, when the same Monster known as Wrath that has been stalking Glacier came into the ring and began to attack Steamboat.

This drew Glacier's attention as he ran down to try to help Steamboat, but instead caught a vicious kick to his head for his troubles.

Konnan defeated Juventud Guerrera by disqualification in 7:46.
Rating: **
[Eddie Guerrero interfered against Konnan.]

Konnan was trying to prove a point to Eddie Guerrero by destroying Juventud Guerrera, but Eddie jumped in and stopped the match by attacking Konnan. But while Eddie was focused on Konnan, Chris Candido ran in behind Eddie and laid him out with a chair.

Disco Inferno pinned Greg Valentine with the Last Dance in 10:12.
Rating: ** 1/2

As usual, a series of gorgeous dancing girls led Disco Inferno to the ring for his match. Disco had a hard time matching up with the strength of the grizzled veteran Valentine, but was able to come up with some good counters, then hit is Last Dance for the pin.

nWo Sting made Pat Tanaka submit to the Scorpion Death Lock in 8:43
Rating: * ¼

The imposter Sting the nWo rolled out last week easily beat Pat Tanaka using Sting’s trademarked moves. Lex Luger ran in after the match and began attacking “Sting” until “Sting” hit him low and turned the tables. He even put Luger in the Scorpion Death Lock.

Out of the crowd, however, came the real Sting, dressed in black with basically plain white face paint. He jumped in the ring, grabbed the fake Sting off Luger and hit him with a reverse DDT.

nWo members Hall, Nash, DDP and Syxx slowly walked into the ring and surrounded Sting but didn’t attack.

Sting called out their fake version of Sting, saying, they wanted Sting in the nWo so bad, they hired a cheap imitation. Well you get what you pay for. The real Sting, may or may not be in their price range. But the only thing for sure about Sting, is nothing’s for sure.

And then the nWo let him leave, then they helped the imposter up.

Syxx pinned Johnny B. Badd after a top-rope leg drop in 12:02.
Rating: *** 1/4
[Rick Rude interfered against Johnny B. Badd.]

Johnny B. Badd failed his nWo initiation test last week and tried to get some revenge on Syxx. Badd gave Syxx a good match, but the interference of other nWo members helped Syxx get the win.

DDP and nWo head of security Vincent ran into the ring and stomped away on Badd. Though he hasn’t made many friends over the past few months and tried to leave WCW for the nWo, he still had some backup as the Faces of Fear ran down and chased off the nWo.

Stone Cold Steve Austin pinned Randy Savage with the Stone Cold Stunner in 15:56.
Rating: ****
(Stone Cold Steve Austin retained the WCW UNITED STATES TITLE.)

Unsure of where Austin’s allegiance lies, Savage wanted to get the US title off of him to ensure it stayed in WCW.

The two had a phenomenal match. Savage went for his top rope double ax-handle smash on the floor, but Austin caught him with a punch to the stomach on his way down then hit a Stunner on the floor. Austin tried to roll him back into the ring, but the extra time was enough to give Savage the power to kick out.

Savage later took control back and tried for his elbow drop, but Austin rolled out of the way and Savage crashed to the mat. Both men staggered back to their feet, Austin along the ropes as Savage charged him, but Austin caught him and hit a Stun Gun, then followed it up with a kick to the stomach and a Stone Cold Stunner for the win.

After the match, Rick Rude, Hall, Nash, DDP and Syxx of the nWo came to the ring to applaud Austin’s win. Rude again made a pitch to Austin to join the nWo, citing their past history. This time, he brought beer. He gave Austin a beer and held his up ready for a toast.

Austin waited a second then toasted Rude and drank the beer as the rest of the nWo celebrated the gesture. Austin even called for more beers and got thrown a couple. He gave Rude one, toasted him, but this time kicked him in the gut and gave him a Stunner.

The rest of the nWo looked shocked, and Austin stunned Scott Hall as well. The group tried to pounce, but Austin quickly slid out of the ring, grabbed his belt and backed up the ramp with both middle fingers high in the air.

Card rating: *** 1/2

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The next WCW PPV event will be Battlebowl!! 40 Men compete in the Lethal Lottery leading to a 20-man Battle Royal. All in one night.

Since I don't wanna reveal the pairings just yet, I'll do predictions a bit differently here.

The competitors are: Arn Anderson, Barry Windham, Big Van Vader, Billy Kidman, Bobby Eaton, Booker T, Carl Ouellet, Chris Candido, David Taylor, Davey Boy Smith, Dean Malenko, Diamond Dallas Page, Disco Inferno, Eddie Guerrero, Glacier, Greg THe Hammer Valentine, Honky Tonk Man, Johnny B. Badd, Juventud Guerrera, Kevin Nash, Konnan, Lex Luger, M. Wallstreet, Marcus Bagwell, Meng, Mr. JL, nWo Sting, Psicosis, Randy Savage, Rey Misterio Jr., Ric Flair, Rick Steiner, Scott Hall, Scott Steiner, Scotty Riggs, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Syxx, The Barbarian, The Boss, Ultimo Dragon

Who will win Battlebowl?
Who will be the Final Four remaining?
Who will have the most eliminations?
Who will be eliminated first?
What big name(s) won't even qualify for the battle royal?
What interesting pairings are you hoping to see come from the Lethal Lottery?
Who will be stretchered out of the arena?
Who will I start a new program for Carl Ouellet with since 911 torn his freaking achillies after I've been building that match for months?
Will anyone else get injured and screw up my booking plans?

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Who will win Battlebowl? Steve Austin
Who will be the Final Four remaining? Steve Austin, Scott Hall, Kevin Nash and Diamond Dallas Page
Who will have the most eliminations? Kevin Nash
Who will be eliminated first? Disco Inferno
What big name(s) won't even qualify for the battle royal? Big Van Vader and Scott Steiner
What interesting pairings are you hoping to see come from the Lethal Lottery? Steve Austin & Randy Savage, Rey Mysterio Jr & nWo Sting
Who will be stretchered out of the arena? Rick Steiner
Who will I start a new program for Carl Ouellet with since 911 torn his freaking achillies after I've been building that match for months? Glacier
Will anyone else get injured and screw up my booking plans? No

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Who will win Battlebowl? Steve Austin or nWo Sting
Who will be the Final Four remaining? Steve Austin, nWo Sting, Big Van Vader, Randy Savage
Who will have the most eliminations? Big Van Vader
Who will be eliminated first? Meng
What big name(s) won't even qualify for the battle royal? Lex Luger
What interesting pairings are you hoping to see come from the Lethal Lottery? Austin and DDP
Who will be stretchered out of the arena? Konnan
Who will I start a new program for Carl Ouellet with since 911 torn his freaking achillies after I've been building that match for months? Disco Inferno
Will anyone else get injured and screw up my booking plans? I hope not...

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Who will win Battlebowl? Vader
Who will be the Final Four remaining? Vader, Kevin Nash, Ric Flair and Steve Austin
Who will have the most eliminations? Vader
Who will be eliminated first? M. JL
What big name(s) won't even qualify for the battle royal? Davey Boy Smith
What interesting pairings are you hoping to see come from the Lethal Lottery? Vader & Ric Flair / DDP & Randy Savage / Disco Inferno & HTM
Who will be stretchered out of the arena? Disco Inferno
Who will I start a new program for Carl Ouellet with since 911 torn his freaking achillies after I've been building that match for months? Dean Malenko
Will anyone else get injured and screw up my booking plans? Randy Savage

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Who will win Battlebowl? Steve Austin
Who will be the Final Four remaining? Steve Austin, Vader, Diamond Dallas Page, Kevin Nash
Who will have the most eliminations? Vader
Who will be eliminated first? Johnny B. Badd
What big name(s) won't even qualify for the battle royal? Ric Flair
What interesting pairings are you hoping to see come from the Lethal Lottery? Steve Austin & Randy Savage
Who will be stretchered out of the arena? Randy Savage
Who will I start a new program for Carl Ouellet with since 911 torn his freaking achillies after I've been building that match for months? Chris Candido
Will anyone else get injured and screw up my booking plans? Hope not! But if I had to guess.... Nash tearing a quad? LOL

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Post by henriquesser on Jul 1, 2022 4:00:59 GMT 1

Who will win Battlebowl? Ric Flair
Who will be the Final Four remaining? Ric Flair, Lex Luger, Kevin Nash and Steve Austin
Who will have the most eliminations? Steve Austin
Who will be eliminated first? Honky Tonk Man
What big name(s) won't even qualify for the battle royal? Vader, Eddie Guerrero and Randy Savage
What interesting pairings are you hoping to see come from the Lethal Lottery? Ric Flair and Steve Austin/Lex Luger and DDP
Who will be stretchered out of the arena? Vader
Who will I start a new program for Carl Ouellet with since 911 torn his freaking achillies after I've been building that match for months? Greg Valentine
Will anyone else get injured and screw up my booking plans? Prolly no one, but I'll say Hogan bc that would be really bad luck

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Post by anthonymm13 on Jul 2, 2022 0:28:50 GMT 1

First of all, my sincerest appreciation to those of you showing support on the last question. I can assure you, I have Simed results through Uncensored 97 and there are no more "major" injuries. So, Yay! Battlebowl will be up tonight or early in the morning.