This show was completely awesome. Pinzer started off by giving the rules and announcing that DDP would not be in attendance due to injury. He was scheduled to fight Bret Hart.

• Match 1: Damian, Ciclope, Psychosis defeated Juventud Guerrera, Super Calo, Silver King
  • Great match. Juventud got an enormous pop. It was pretty funny because Juvi would jump up on top of the ropes and everybody would cheer. Then Damian would jump up there and everybody would boo. Lots of fighting and great moves. Psychosis gets the win with the guillotine leg drop.
• Match 2: Booker T. defeated Wrath
  • This match was not scheduled. When Booker T's music started playing the place went nuts. If I am not mistaken I think this is his first match since he left a few months ago. He was excited and wrestled a great match. It was an even fight with both guys getting big pops from the crowd. Booker T won with that spinning roll-up thing he does when the guy runs under him on the ropes (kind of hard to explain).
• Match 3: Ernest "The Cat" Miller defeated Prince Iaukeau
  • Ernest got the most heat of the night. Prince Iaukea came out and flipped off Miller. Miller told the Prince that he would kick the hell out of him just like Missouri is going to tomorrow against Texas Tech. This got a lot of heat. He then gave the Prince five seconds to leave but kicked him in the stomach on three. Another good match (there were no bad ones tonight). The best part was when Miller kicked the ref Mickey J in the back of the leg and when Miller turned his back the ref kicked him and knocked him down. The Cat won with his kick.
• Match 4: Dean Malenko defeated Kanyon
  • Kanyon did his "Who's better than Kanyon?" thing. Malenko came out to an enormous pop. Great match. A little ways into it Raven came out. Malenko got Kanyon in the Cloverleaf but Kanyon got the ropes. Kanyon accidentally splashed the ref and both of them were knocked out. Raven jumped in and Evenflow DDT'd Malenko and left. Kayon covered Malenko but Malenko kicked out. Malenko got up and got the Cloverleaf on in the middle of the ring and Kanyon tapped out.
• Intermission
• Match 5: Eddie Guerrero and Chavo Guerrero Jr. defeated Disco Inferno and Alex Wright
  • Disco came out to a mild pop. Alex Wright was booed terribly. Alex got on the mike and told us that Texas is "shitty." Disco and Alex got out a package of Tortillas and started throwing them into the crowd. (Note: The tradition at Texas Tech is to throw tortillas at all of the football games.) This proved to be a HUGE mistake because people threw stuff into the ring for the entire match. Eddie and Chavo came out to a huge pop and Chavo had Pepe with a sheet over him to look like a ghost for Halloween. It was quite funny. This match was pretty close with a lot of cool moves. Chavo Tornado DDT'd Disco and then Eddie frogsplashed him and got the win.
• Match 6: Konnan defeated La Parka via DQ
  • La Parka came out with his chair and did the La Parka Polka in the ring. Konnan came out and the place went completely wild. They had a pretty even match (as all of them were). Stevie Ray came out midway through but left. After a while he ran into the ring and hit K-Dawg as he was putting the Tequila Sunrise on La Parka. Stevie Ray was pounding on Konnan when Kevin Nash ran out. Nash got the mike and challenged Stevie and La Parka to a tag match. La Parka got the mike and said something about the N.W.O. or the L.W.O. but no one knew what the heck he was saying. Konnan got the mike and told La Parka to get his money back on his English lessons which got a huge pop. He then told La Parka and Stevie Ray that he was "going to work them over like a nice piece of snatch," which got another cheer from the crowd.
• Match 7: Kevin Nash and Konnan defeated Stevie Ray and La Parka.
  • This match was great and ended with K-Dawg putting Stevie Ray in the Tequila Sunrise and Nash Powerbombing La Parka. Konnan came over to people afterward and gave everybody five.

1. Juvi
2. Malenko
3. Booker T.
4. Konnan
5. Nash
6. Eddie and Chavo
7. Mickey J

1. Disco and Alex Wright
2. Ernest Miller
3. L.W.O
4. Stevie Ray