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Really looking forward to Wrestle Rock!!! Does Hogan's leg injury open the door for Flair... can't wait for this one. Really enjoying Debeers and his complete heelish ways. Debeers and Colon is going to be interesting. I have always liked Mike Graham and think he is better then just being Eddie's son. I recently heard some powerlifting states on him... crazy strong!

Liked the King of the Ring match. I am wondering if Slick gave Brown space out of fear... or respect... or is he looking to add to his stable?

MIDSOUTH COLISEUM MEMORIAL DAY SPECTACULAR MAY 26, 1990 Brian Christopher defeats “Dirty” Dutch Mantel by count-out. Dutch was really giving it to Christopher, using Ol’ Betsy (Bullwhip) as much as he could without the ref noticing. He kept tossing it in and out of the ring to the Angel of Death who had accompanied him to the ring. After about an extra 5 minutes of toying and beating Brian Christopher, the crowd erupted as “The Missouri Tiger” Jeff Gaylord rushed the ring. Instead of sticking around, Dutch ran for the hills and we had a good brawl between Gaylord and Angel of Death which eventually saw Gaylord standing tall in the ring and the Angel of Death slamming the matt on the outside of the ring. A side note to the chaos; this was Brian Christopher’s first official win in the USWA! Nature Boy Buddy Landel with Skandar Akbar defeated Iceman Parsons with a roll up and a grab of the tights after Akbar had blinded Iceman with some sort of powder. TRI-STATE TITLE MATCH “Hot Stuff” Eddie Gilbert with Jimmy Hart & Missy Hyatt Superstar defeated Superstar Bill Dundee with the Hotshot as Jimmy Hart and Missy Hyatt interfered just enough to allow Gilbert to hit a low blow which he followed up with the Hotshot! Eddie Gilbert, Missy Hyatt, and Jimmy Hart really hyped up their new title!! USWA WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH The Steiner Brothers © dominated The Guerreros and made them pay for every dirty tactiv they tried. Doom (Reed & Simmons) tried to come out to distract the Steiners but this just seemed to fuel Rick and Scott. The destruction came after Rick connected with a German Suplex on Hector. The Steiners dared Doom to enter the ring but, using a house mic, Hacksaw Reed said they had to go get ready for their match or else they would love to kick their ….. Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart & Greg “The Hammer” Valentine with Jimmy Hart defeated Jeff Jarrett & Brad Armstrong after Hart had pulled the ropes down as Jeff Jarrett was being wiped into them. This caused JJ to fall awkwardly onto the floor and appeared to hurt his shoulder. This left Brad to fight 2-1 or 3-1 if you include Hart. Brad help up well until the Anvil took out his knee with a dirty break in the corner. This allowed Valentine to go to work on the knee and we eventually saw the Figure 4 locked in. Armstrong refused to surrender but his brother Steve saw the trouble he was in and rushed and threw in the white towel. UNIFICATION TITLE MATCH Southern Champion- Randy “Macho Man” Savage with Miss. Elizabeth defeats “The Texas Tornado” Kerry Von Erich with the top rope elbow drop. This was a back and forth match that went nearly 20 minutes but in the end, it was a clean win for the Macho Man. UNIFICATION TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH Southern Tag Team Champs- The Southern Boys defeated the UWF Tag Team Champs-Doom (Hacksaw Reed & Ron Simmons with Teddy Long) as Reed and Simmons and made it obvious that they cared more about giving a beating to the Southern Boys and sending a message to the Steiners that they are coming for the USWA World Titles. The end came when Reed and Simmons both brought chairs into the ring and gave big headshots to both Tracy Smothers and Scott Armstrong! The Southern Boys didn’t look like it but they were winners and still champions in this Unification Match, MAIN EVENT: USWA TITLE MATCH “The King” Jerry Lawler © defeated “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff with the piledriver that the King followed up with after the middle rope, singlet strap-down, fist drop. This was a physical match that saw the King play the babyface in peril role to perfection. In the end, we saw Lawler power out of the pin attempt following Mr. Wonderful’s piledriver and then slowly mount his comeback. In the end, Lawler left “no doubt” who had the better piledriver!

Great job... Awesome use of Ole Anderson to help hype up and add to all of your feuds with some cool stipulations. Volunteer Slam is going to be awesome. You can tell you are from the Smoky Mountain area as you have that promotion down pat!

You are not over at all as the roster cap is 65. We did away with the 60 wrestlers and 5 managers rule and adjusted it to 65 total talent. You can have more than 5 managers or more than 60 wrestlers as long as the total is not over 65 so keep Parker and Earl for now.

The people who are out on loan need to count somewhere. My loans, and I have 12 of them, still count against my roster. -The Big Bossman doesn't count against your roster as he was exchanged until Jan 1 with Undertaker. -Hayes and Garvin do not count against your roster until June 1 but you still have the Godwins and Bill Irwin on your roster. -Vader still counts on your roster unless WWF is willing to take him on. Also, unsure if WWF sent you anyone as part of that exhange. -Rude would not count on your roster until he comes in on June 1 but also unsure if there is suppossed to be someone on your roster until June like in the case of the Freebirds-Goodwin deal. -Dustin Rhodes is still listed on your roster. Again, unsure if WWF is willing to take on his roster position and if you have someone in WCW as part of the exchange. If WWF is willing to put both Vader and Rhodes on his roster, he would need to drop someone as he would be over. Please look at your roster on the roster page and tell me who I need to move where. It takes me too long to cross-reference your list here for the one I have listed. I have you at 62 but that includes The Godwins, Irwin, Vader, and Rhodes + whoever you are sending out for Rude. That leaves me with still one or two that I have listed on your roster that should not be. Everyone, please remember to check your roster and post your trades. It seems that we have a lot coming up on June 1. Also, I think AWA might be 2 over the roster limit but there might be people leaving. Spaldoni, please check to see what mistakes I have with your roster. WWF, please let me know of you are going to take on the roster spots for Rhodes and Vader. If so, you would need to drop someone.

Could everyone please chaeck their rosters and make any needed adjustments. I may have missed some trades or free agent releases. Until September, we have two writers using only the talent on the free agent list and to be fair to all, we need to keep our rosters in order.

Chattanooga: UTC Arena: Thursday, May 15, 1990 A Night of Tag Team Action The Steiner Brothers & Iceman Parsons defeated The Grapplers & “Nature Boy” Buddy Landel with Skandar Akbar as Scott Steiner body slammed Akbar and Landel at the same time crushing Landel. Superstar Bill Dundee & “The Missouri Tiger” Jeff Gaylord defeated “Dirty Dutch” Mantell & Hotstuff Eddie Gilbert with Missy Hyatt by DQ as the Angel of Death interfered and attacked Gaylord from behind. Dutch had played the afraid heel really well in this match as he quickly tagged out every time Gaylord was in. Finally, Dundee and The Missouri Tiger had Dutch cornered and that is when the Angel of Death hit the ring. Dirty Dutch scampered away and let his bodyguard do the dirty work. Tommy Rich comes to the ring with a house microphone It don’t matter where I’m at… everybody knows who I am. I mean I haven’t been in these parts in quite some time but I heard that all you rassling fans here in Tennessee were giving me the business a couple weeks ago when good ol Lance Russell showed a video of Tommy “Wildfire” Rich. Well I’ll tell ya’ll something… I took that as a compliment and I’ll tell you why. You all was booing me because you know what I’ve done to Jerry Lawler in the past. I mean I beat him like a scolded dog last time I was in Memphis. (The boos start raining down of Rich again) Hold on, hold on now… give me a chance. I’m just a good ol boy from Tennessee at heart and one thing I don’t like is seeing people from not around here coming to my home state and taking advantage of one of our own. I don’t like seeing Randy Savage… Curt Hennig… Paul Orndorff or any other outsider for that matter coming here thinking they can take advantage of us. So, Jerry Lawler the ball is in your court… You want my help, I’m here for you. You don’t… then let’s get it on in the ring and take care of business. I’ve already been a World Champion before and wouldn’t mind doing it again. I mean I’m easy like Sunday morning Lawler … just tell me if you want my hand …. or …. my fist. Suddenly Lawler comes to the ring and grabs the mic from Tommy Rich… Tommy Rich, I’ve got about 10 seconds for you as I got a big match to get ready for. You say your back in Tennessee to help me out. The only thing I want from you is for you to go back to wherever you’ve been for the last year or so. I wouldn’t trust you as for as I could throw you. Lawler drops the mic and walks out on Tommy Rich who just stands there shaking his head slowly. Southern Tag Team Title Match The Southern Boys © defeated The Fabulous Freebirds in the return title match as Smothers and Armstrong survived a wild and chaotic bout to eventually connect with the bear hug-top rope drop kick on Garvin. The Freebirds huffed and puffed for a minute or so after the bout as you could tell they were frustrated but cooler heads prevailed and the Freebirds seemed to end the short-lived feud between the two teams and shook hands. Semi-Main Event Jeff Jarrett/Brad Armstrong/ & “The Fab One” Steve Keirn vs The First Family (Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart, Honky Tonk Man and Greg “The Hammer” Valentine) saw The Anvil catch the Fab One for a powerslam for the win after Jimmy Hart had cracked Keirn in the head with the megaphone during a wild 6-man melee. Main Event: Jerry Lawler/ Big Boss Man/ Kerry Von Erich vs Curt Hennig/Randy Savage & Paul Orndorff If Lawler’s team wins, whoever takes the loss is out of the running for the USWA World Title shot on Memorial Day but if Lawler’s team loses, whoever gets the win, earns the title shot! Lawler has his opponents right where he wants them as Hennig, Savage and Orndorff seem to be fighting each other as much as they are their opponents. All three know that if any of them get the win, they are out of the big title shot on Memorial Day so they are reluctant to tag each other in and don’t really want each other to get an advantage so there are no double team moves or teamwork. This gives the advantage to the fan favorites throughout the match except when there is a pin attempt. The heels make saves against either team as they want the win for themselves. In the end, Hennig nailed Kerry with a low blow when the ref’s attention was turned to Lawler and Savage screaming at each other. Hennig followed up the low blow with a Perfect Plex and was going for the pin. Savage saw this and rushed in and tossed Hennig out of the ring. Savage then climbed up to the top rope and nailed Savage with a top rope elbow drop and now he went for the pin. Hennig rushed back in and dragged Savage off of VonErich. Savage and Hennig now were in a full-fledged brawl and rolled out of the ring. Lawler and Boss Man saw this as their chance to really do some damage and joined in the brawl on the outside. Mr. Wonderful took full advantage of this and slapped Macho Man’s shoulder as he was going out to the floor making him the legal man. Orndorff scampered into the ring and covered Von Erich. After the low blow, the Perfect Plex and the top rope elbow drop, Von Erich was unable to power out of the pin. When the bell rang, everyone was a little surprised and then they saw Orndorff’s hand raised! Savage and Hennig stopped their brawl. Their shoulders slumped as they realized they had been outsmarted by both Lawler and Orndorff! It will now be Jerry Lawler vs Paul Orndorff for the USWA World Title at the Midsouth Coliseum on Memorial Day! MIDSOUTH COLISEUM MEMORIAL DAY SPECTACULAR MAY 26, 1990 MAIN EVENT: USWA TITLE MATCH “The King” Jerry Lawler vs “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff UNIFICATION TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH Southern Tag Team Champs- The Southern Boys vs UWF Tag Team Champs-Doom UNIFICATION TITLE MATCH Southern Champion- Randy “Macho Man” Savage vs “The Texas Tornado” Kerry Von Erich USWA WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH The Steiner Brothers © vs The Guerreros TRI-STATE TITLE MATCH Superstar Bill Dundee vs “Hot Stuff” Eddie Gilbert with Jimmy Hart & Missy Hyatt Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart & Greg “The Hammer” Valentine vs Jeff Jarrett & Brad Armstrong Nature Boy Buddy Landel vs Iceman Parsons Dutch Mantell vs Brian Christopher

You did a great job with Capital Combat and it was very much WCW at this time period. This has nothing to do with you as you did a great job but when RoboCop plays a major role in a wrestling promotion it was time for me to tune out. Both WCW and WWF went so far towards Sports Entertainment that I completely lost interest in real life around 1990. I enjoyed the late 70's- 1984 when, even though I knew it wasn't real, I still that the heels and babyfaces hated each other. To me, Vince and WCW tried to make it like a kid's birthday while the territories tried to make it seem like a backyard brawl at a neighborhood bbq. Back to Capital Combat... Score one for the little guys as the Rockers beat the Road Warriors. They better watch out in the parking lot! Like Steamboat in the mix here. He could really do it all in the ring.

The Ahmed Johnson is a move that nobody gets up from!!! Was surprised at the Maeda submission! Again, awesome description in each of your matchs... you pay such attention to details that it paints a clear picture in your mind! Great job. Thanks for all the work you put into this.

Great events in Wilwaukee and St. Paul!!! Really enjoyed the match with Muraco/Blaze vs Jumbo and KKB! Title night was awesome. What a finish! Hansen vs Hogan was epic and that was only the beginning of the action in the main event. Flair,Arn and Larry Z attack! What a trio! Also love that Idol needs a new finish. Wonder what that is going to be! Cactus Jack and Buzz is a great feud that can go on and on forever where wins and loses means nothing!! Great booking. Also Debeers after Colon makes such great sense!!

Enjoying how you have to big angles going at the same time with the KOR and the SNME. Big wins for both Jake and Tito. Like the WWF heading to London!

Wow... what a show. Give a promotion with a few big wrestling names, a few ambushes and a few wild men and you got the makings of a great Southern Wrestling Promotion. I really enjoyed reading this. You have a great, descriptive style that flows. I could really feel the promos just like it was the real thing. The Ole Anderson, Paul Ellering and Bob Armstrong interviews were awesome. Throw is Scott Armstrong and your booking options become unlimited. Love the slow way you are building the big main event that will happen someday between Fuller and Armstrong. Throw in the good looking Simpson and the characters like Vampire Warrior and Kabuki and you are selling tickets to all different types of people. I also think that Jimmy Jack Funk is someone who would be great in those semi-main events. Funks sell anywhere!! Great work. Hope you are enjoying writing this as much as I am reading it!

I would also remind everyone that you are allowed 4 three month foreign exemptions per year so Rey would be allowed into anyone's territory for 3 months per year starting in 1992 when he meets the 10 match requirement. This goes for 1000's of others also.

Sounds good. I have amended the draft order to include Smoky Mountain Wrestling and have removed Bluegrass

Week of May 10: Highlights from the weekly TV show with Lance Russell: The Show started with Eddie Marlin hyping up a huge night of tag team action coming up this Thursday at the UTC Arena in Chattanooga! Main Angle of the TV show: The USWA World Title Shot on Memorial Day The show started off with a short video from the Sam Houston Coliseum where Paul Orndorff pinned Dick Slater in the big 4-Corner match that also included Randy Savage and Curt Hennig with “The King” Jerry Lawler as the special referee. Lawler has been allowed to pick his opponent at the Memorial Day Spectacular at the Midsouth Coliseum and he made this 4-Corner Match to help in his decision making. It was interesting to watch as Lawler clearly abused his power as ref knowing that none of the men in the match would do anything to him, fearing that he would not give them the USWA World Title shot. After the match, Lawler made it clear that Paul Orndorff had not won the title shot and that the only thing that was settled was Dick Slater would not be getting the title shot. After the video, Lawler was with Lance and Dave Brown where he was having a grand old time with the idea that it’s “good to be king” and how he liked seeing all the people who had abused him recently bow down to him in hopes of getting the title shot. Suddenly, “The Bounty Hunter” Dick Slater appeared and he was fuming about how Lawler had no right putting his hands on him during the match as he was the referee. Lawler just laughed and reminded Slater that this was exactly what he had done to him in his match against Randy Savage. This incensed Slater who began to shove Lawler. Lawler warned him “that he wouldn’t do that if I were you.” Slater shoved him again and said he didn’t care as Lawler had nothing to hold over his head as he wasn’t getting the World Title shot anyway! Wham… Slater shoves Lawler again…. Lawler again warns him to be careful…. You hear the crowd begin to stir and Lance begs for some sort of decorum. Wham… Slater shoves Lawler for the third time. Wham… from behind… It’s the Big Boss Man attacking Dick Slater. Even though the Boss Man has never been in Memphis before, cable tv is starting to take off in the Memphis area and most of the crowd know who he is. Jerry Lawler: Well Lance, I guess now would be a good time to introduce my new head of security… a former correctional officer from Cobb County, Georgia… The Big Boss Man. While Lawler is just smirking for the camera, Boss Man is really roughing up Slater. Lance thinks that it is time to call off the Boss Man but Lawler reminds Lance that it was Slater who came to Memphis to collect a bounty on the King and put him out of wrestling! Finally, Lance took us to break. Later in the show, Lawler came back out with the Big Bossman and let everyone know that on Thursday in Chattanooga at the UTC Arena it will be Jerry “The King” Lawler, The Big Bossman and Kerry Von Erich vs Randy Savage, Paul Orndorff, and Curt Hennig. Lawler let’s everyone know that if Lawler’s team wins, whoever took the loss for the opponents will be eliminated from title shot contention but if one of them huckleberry’s finds a way to win, they will get the title shot in the Midsouth Coliseum on Memorial Day. Chattanooga: UTC Arena: Thursday, May 15: A Night of Tag Team Action Main Event: If Lawler’s team wins, whoever takes the loss is out of the running for the USWA World Title shot on Memorial Day but if Lawler’s team losses, whoever gets the win, earns the title shot! Jerry Lawler/ Big Boss Man/ Kerry Von Erich vs Curt Hennig/Randy Savage & Paul Orndorff A return match for the Southern Tag Team Titles The Southern Boys © vs The Fabulous Freebirds Superstar Bill Dundee & “The Missouri Tiger” Jeff Gaylord vs “Dirty Dutch” Mantell & Hotstuff Eddie Gilbert with Missy Hyatt Jeff Jarrett/Brad Armstrong/ & “The Fab One” Steve Keirn vs The First Family (Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart, Honky Tonk Man and Greg “The Hammer” Valentine) The Grapplers & “Nature Boy” Buddy Landel vs The Steiner Brothers & Iceman Parsons And Tommy Rich will be in attendance

SNME looks great. I love how the WWF Special Report announces that the first round bracket for King of the RIng has been finalized and will be reviewed this Saturday on SNME. This makes everyone tune into another show and keeps the money flowing!! Nice job

I would just like to add that Prowrestlingonly has done a great job of keeping this site going for any of us who enjoy this hobby. We are thankful to anyone who who take time out of their busy schedules to read what we do. While each promotion and territory may not be for all, I do thank those that have stayed with us over the long haul. While I have not always agreed with everyones ideas as being realistic, I am sure our writers feel the same about mine as I tend to be all over the map from week to week and I am sorry for that. For those that that have been a part of our game know that all things in Dawn of War are open to discussion by our writers. We have have often changed the rules to fit the game as we see fit. Also, any decision is open to a vote by the current members. If there is something that needs to be voted on, please bring it to my attention. For those who do not wish to be a part of our game for whatever reasons, feel free to start your own game and make your own rules. We wish you luck. For those of you who have joined and left for personal reasons, I completely understand that but I am unsure why you think we care of your opinions when you have "taken your ball and gone home" everytime you didn't get what you wanted. The current writers often disagree with the decisions of the whole but we have found a way to make it work for over 6 years. Take a look at the other games on this website and see how many have "games" lasted that long. Some people must enjoy what we are providing. One last thing as I will not respond again... I am unsure of anyone's life but you must have an awful lot of time on your hands to read something that bothers you so much. I will admit that we have made mistakes but to actually keep track of who drafted who seems time consuming. Plenty of time to start a new game in fact. I am sure you will respnd again, but I will not. Enjoy Dawn of War or don't... it is your time.

Great first show... I think you can get so much out of the roster you are using. Armstrong vs Fuller will draw you money from the get go. Also like how you got Gilbert and Champion into a program right away. I enjoyed watching SMW a few years ago. They got so much out of a roster of like 17. By the way, I thought your formatting was fine. Welcome to Dawn of War. I hope you like it. We've had so many writers come and go while the 6 of us have remained pretty steady for a few years now. Would love that # to go to 7.

Really looking forward to this!!

Nothing personal. I don't think he enters our game until 1994 when he wrestled for CW USA in a match unless someone has something different

According to our rules, Wrestler Eligibility: Wrestlers must wrestle a minimum of 10 matches in a year in either the United States or Canada according to wrestlingdata.com. or cagematch.com. Wrestlers who do not meet that requirement in the year we are currently in or any future year will be considered retired. Rookies will be eligible in the year they debut. So until a wrestler wresltes in the U.S. or Canada they are not eligible for our promotions. So I would say no.

all good

Looking forward to the Battle Royal at SNME. I think Battle Royals are great ways to hype up a title as some many people are gunning for that shot!! It also allows you to slow play an angle as you can just use this as a title shot where the title stays with the champ until the real challenger is set or you can just build up the winner after the Battle Royal until the big bout

SAM HOUSTON COLISEUM May 9, 1990 “The Hammer” Greg Valentine with Jimmy Hart defeats Chris VonErich with Brian Adias with the Figure Four which he refused to release after the match. This caused Brian Adias to come to VonErich’s aid only to have Jimmy Hart clobber him with the microphone. Valentine and Hart had to dodge debris on the way back to the locker room as his abuse of this young Texas didn’t sit well with the Texas crowd. Honky Tonk Man without Jimmy Hart (who stayed in the locker room to avoid the angry crowd) defeated Brian Christopher with the Shake Rattle and Roll. It was a little interesting to see HTM look back on Christopher almost to make sure he was okay. Some belief that this act of compassion might have just been to avoid the same rough treatment by the crowd that his fellow First Family Members received after the first match of the night. The Grapplers with Skandar Akbar defeat Brad Armstrong & “The Fab One” Steve Keirn when the worn-down Grappler #1 rolled out of the ring and the fresh Grappler #2 rolled back in the ring and caught an unexpecting Steve Keirn with a running power slam. Winner Gets Tri-State Title Match “Hotstuff” Eddie Gilbert with Missy Hyatt & Jimmy Hart defeats Iceman Parsons as the treachery of both Missy Hyatt and Jimmy Hart proved too much for Parsons and with a distracted ref, Gilbert nailed Iceman with a low blow and followed it up with the Hotshot Suplex for the win. Southern Tag Team Title The Southern Boys defeated The Freebirds © in a wild bout that saw the Freebirds control much of the action. Michael Hayes was trying to end it with the running bulldog on Tracy Smothers only to be nailed with a top rope missile dropkick by Steve Armstrong. Smothers then shoulder blocked Jimmy Garvin out of the ring and The Southern Boys executed the bearhig-top rope missile dropkick combo on Michael Hayes and that was all that was needed for the Southern Boys to become the new Southern Heavyweight Champions! Tri-State Title Match “Superstar” Bill Dundee © vs “Dirty” Dutch Mantel with Angel of Death: This was the first time we were fully introduced to the Angel of Death who is now the new head of security for Dutch Mantel. This hire by the Dutchman was in response to being chased down for money that was owed to “The Missouri Tiger” Jeff Gaylord. As for this title match, the ref had to demand that the Angel of Death exit the ring as he was not a legal wrestler in the match. This allowed Dutch to nail Dundee with the butt end of the bull whip which he had wrapped around his hand. In this match, Dutch left on his pancho which he used to shield the whip from the ref. For the next 12 minutes or so, Dutch used that whip to nearly chole out the champ and every time the ref turned his back or tried to change positions, Dutch would nail Dundee with the butt end. Somehow, the ref finally caught on that something was amiss in the bout and started to question it. Dutch threw his hands in the air and demanded that he was innocent! WHAM… from behind, Superstar rolled up Dutch and got the win. This is when the Angel of Death rushed the ring but the champ was to smart and headed up the ally to great applause. Grudge Match Jeff Jarrett vs “The Anvil” Jim Neidhart with Jimmy Hart ended in a double dq as this one turned into a 3-3 brawl. Neidhart and JJ were splitting time wrestling from above when the action spilled out onto the floor. This is when the rest of the First Family (Eddie Gilbert and HTM) came out but, it was as if this was expected and Steve Keirn and Brad Armstrong rushed out and the ref lost complete control. UWF Title Match “The Texas Tornado” Kerry Von Erich © defeated “Nature Boy” Buddy Landel with Skandar Akbar with the Discuss Punch. Landel looked good in this match as he took the early momentum after playing the frightened heel for the first few minutes and nailed Kerry when he was calling timeout as he pretended that something was in his eye. Finally, after many close calls and Kerry refusing to give in to the Figure Four, Kerry took the lead and never looked back. He even nailed Skandar Akbar so hard that the Arabian Headdress went flying. Semi-Main Event: USWA Tag Team Title Match The Steiner Brothers © vs Doom (Hacksaw Reed & Ron Simmons) with Teddy Long saw the Steiner Brothers survive this battle of the hosses as Teddy Long accidently tripped up Ron Simmons. This was all Scott Steiner needed to connect with the face-first suplex slam for the big win! Main Event: 4 Corners Match: “The King” Jerry Lawler is the Special Guest Referee “Mr. Perfect” Curt Hennig vs Randy “Macho Man” Savage vs “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff vs “The Bounty Hunter” Dick Slater saw Jerry Lawler be the center of attention. He constantly verbally chastised the four men in the ring and was very quick to put his hands on anyone who broke the rules. Nobody in the audience seemed to care who won the bout but they just enjoyed seeing Lawler get his revenge. Some questioned why the combatants didn’t turn on Lawler and the answer was simple. They knew if they touched The King, he wouldn’t pick them for the title shot on May 26th at the Mid-South Coliseum. As for the end, we see Mr. Wonderful piledrive Dick Slater for the win as Hennig and Savage were off having their own brawl. Lawler helped set up the piledriver as he tossed Slater off of Orndorff as Slater was on the middle rope pounding away on Mr. Wonderful. This was nearly exactly what Slater did to Lawler a month back as Lawler was pounding away on Savage at the time. Most also say that Lawler might have used the fastest count in wrestling history to count out Slater. Orndorff jumped around like he was the next World Champion but Lawler took the house mic and let everyone know that Orndorff has not been selected or eliminated for the title match on Memorial Day and that only Dick Slater who lost tonight has been eliminated.