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The Teamsters get the crowd warmed up. Crusher is certainly on the road to be a Future Millionaire. Bellamo is probably regretting coming to work tonight. Snuka nets his team a win over their rivals Venomous. Hart takes the low road to victory while Busick & Strong get a headstart on their title match. Idol returns to screw Keirn out of the International title. Great way to keep the feud going. The Technicians prove a little too smart for the Professor. Perez may have taken a beating but he's getting a title shot, I'd say it's a fair trade. Snowman gives his brothers a hand allowing them to retain. I'm not sure who can stop these guys.

Punking out Dream Machine is a great way to hammer home Nikita's change of heart. The Technicians are determined not to get caught off guard again. Let's see if last week was a fluke. Larry Z is riding high headed into SuperClash 2. Putski gets a win tonight but the war isn't over yet. Polynesian Power is going head-hunting in the Rupp Arena. Gerry's got a chance to get back on top but Blackwell stands between him and a million dollars. Not gonna lie, after the journey you've put him on I'm actually routing for Morrow. Borne & Oliver get another crack at the Bruise Brothers. Really liking this feud. Brown proves he isn't afraid to eat an L if it means he gets to keep the gold. The King will definitely be expecting a rematch.

Wahoo didn't feel like he was getting what he deserved so now he & Ivan are gonna take what's rightfully theirs. Blackjack's bringing in backup to take on Tommy and the Cartel with TNT & Konnan cuffed to Ladd. Tully has outgrown the Louisiana title and is chasing Dr Death and the top prize. Freebirds Hot Stuff Inc get to settle their score in the Cajundome with Dr Tom as the ref. But the winners won't be able to celebrate for long because Robley's monsters are waiting at WrestleCade. Garvin tunes up for Taz. Dr Death and Mulligan are a nightmare duo for Tommy and El Jefe. Big card coming to Alexandria.

The National Wrestling Alliance is proud to announce the final card for Fright Night airing live from the USA Network from the Omni in Atlanta GA! NWA World Heavyweight Title (Hansen's United States Title is not on the line) "Nature Boy" Ric Flair c vs Stan The Lariat Hansen w/JJ Dillon Starrcade Cup Finals. Block A winner "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes vs "Nature Boy" Buddy Landel w)JJ Dillon NWA World Tag Team Titles The Commonwealth (Adrian Street & Bill Dundee)(c) w/Ms Linda vs The Killer Bees (B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell) NWA World Television Title "Black Magic" Norman Smiley(c) w/Ms Linda vs "Shooting Star" Keiichi Yamada NWA United States Tag Team Titles The S&S Express (Joe Savoldi Shaun Simpson)(c) vs The New Breed (Chris Champion & Sean Royal) NWA World Six Man Tag Team Titles "Lone Star" Brian Adidas & The Grapplers vs Tough Guy Inc (Don Bass, Duke Myers & Big Daddy Cyrus) All this plus the national anthem sung by the one and only Bruce Springsteen!

Taped at the Cumberland County Memorial Auditorium before WCW. Originally airing on 10/16/87 on the USA Network. With your host "The Dean of professional wrestling" Gordon Solie! "Lord" Jonathan Boyd defeats George South with the "Iron Claw" Tom "MegaMan" McGee defeats Mitch Snow with the slingshot legdrop. Tough Guy Inc (Don Bass, Duke Myers & Big Daddy Cyrus) defeat Samu Xu, Granville Hayley & Imamu Fernandez when Cyrus pinned Xu with a spinning side slam. Main event. Winner challenges for the NWA World Television Title at Fright Night. "Shooting Star" Keiichi Yamada defeats Len Denton with the "Shooting Star Press" In other news...... Solie announces that due to sportsball games there will be no NWA TV next week with the NWA returning with Fright Night on Halloween night from the Omni in Atlanta GA. We get a pre-taped promo from Col Debeers, Jonathan Boyd & The Sheepherders. Debeers does the talking and says that Ms Linda's crew are a disgrace to the Commonwealth. Says that her Majesty's Commonwealth deserves more than to be represented by a "prancing fop (Street), the biggest failure Australian wrestling has ever produced (Dundee) and a up-jumped Kaffir" though he acknowledges that Haystacks "could do good service if he only choose better company". Says that he has assembled a group of men who represent the true excellence the Commonwealth gives to the world and they have come to show "this ignorant Americans what proper representatives of her majesty's Commonwealth can truly do". Solie recaps the final score of Block B and confirms that the Starrcade Cup finals at Fright Night will be Dusty Rhodes vs Buddy Landel. During their six man tag, Solie announces that Tough Guy Inc will challenge for the NWA World Six Man Tag Team Titles at Fright Night.

From the Cumberland County Memorial Auditorium in Fayetteville NC. Previously recorded & Airing on 10/15/87 on the USA Network. On Commentary: Bob Caudle Tony Schiavone. Ring Announcer: David Crockett. Sweet Brown Sugar vs Col Debeers (Before referee Nick Patrick could ring the bell, Debeers takes the mic from Crockett with a disgusted look on his face) Debeers: When I signed with the National Wrestling Alliance, I did so understanding that I would have to put up with the foolishness inherent to American culture. *Boo* I did so knowing full well that you as a nation had long since fallen from any grace you had ever possessed. *Booo* And yet in only my second match I find that the incompetence of NWA officials has already exceeded my ability to tolerate. *Boos getting steadily louder* One need only look at a man, and I use that term in the most technical sense possible, such as (Debeers looks like he just swallowed something particularly foul) Sweet Brown Sugar to realize that he has no business interacting with a man such as myself unless it is to get on his hands and knees and shine my boots! *Crowd is definitely pissed now & SBS is seething* The only reason the NWA should allow this degenerate and his bloated companion into the building is to pick up the garbage after all the civilized people leave! *The boos are almost deafening as Debeers looks to continue but before he can, SBS sprints across the ring and nails the towering South African with a dropkick that sends him flying into the corner. Brown pounces on Debeers as Patrick rings the bell while the crowd erupts) The first few moments is SBS bouncing the bigger man around the ring even scoring a couple pin attempts but when the Col catches him coming off the ropes with a lariat it signals an irreversible turn of the tide. Debeers pounds on the fan favorite clearly venting his frustration at the embarrassing beginning to the match. He batters Brown from pillar to post before finally finishing it with his face first Piledriver. As abhorrent as you may find his views, you can't deny that Debeers has the potential to make massive waves in the NWA. The South Pacific Connection (Siva Afi & Cocoa Samoa) vs Radiance (Jimmy Del Ray & Chic Donavon) w/"Sensational" Sherri Martel The Polynesian duo have no patience for Del Ray & Donovan's preening and posing, tearing into the arrogant pairing with blistering chops and headbutts. Sherri has to pull her men to the floor to help them regroup. When they re-enter the ring, the match is much more even with Radiance's teamwork and willingness to bend the rules, with plenty of help from Sherri, providing the SPC with a hard fought battle. The end sees things break down a bit with all four men in the ring culminating in a double headbutt to Donavon for the win. As she lead her team away, Sherri was overheard telling her men "don't worry boys, this isn't over". Winners challenge for the NWA United States Tag Team Titles at Fright Night. Spartanburg Vice (Jerry Bryant & Lou Winston) vs The New Breed (Chris Champion & Sean Royal) This one wastes no time breaking down with the match starting with a pier-six brawl. While Theodore Long manages to enforce periods of order, the two teams are never to far from throwing the rules out the window. Sean Royal is the man to take advantage of this chaos as he retrieves a chain from his jacket pocket and decks Bryant with it while Long is trying to get Champion & Winston out of the ring. Long turns around and makes three seconds later, The New Breed have punched their tickets to the Omni. NWA World Television Title. "Black Magic Norman Smiley(c) w/Ms Linda vs "Jumping" Joe Savoldi Savoldi's fast paced athleticism creates a fine contrast to Smiley's grounded technical grappling leading to a contrast of styles that has the fans hooked throughout. Simpson is in his partner's corner cheering him on which ultimately cost him as the New Breed came down and pearl harbored Simpson causing Savoldi to get distracted allowing Smiley to catch him in the "Norman Conquest". Savoldi taps quickly and as soon as he can, he bolts from the ring to help fight off his & Simpson's next challengers. The two teams have to be separated by security as Smiley & Linda stand proud in the ring. Starrcade Cup Block B match. "Exotic" Adrain Street w/Ms Linda vs Abdullah the Butcher w/Ox Baker You may never find two opponents as different as each other as these two. Street tries his usual brand of mind-games which Abby utterly no-sells opting to just attack with his full fury. Street, seeing his usual strutting isn't an option, buckles down and fights back showing the Arabian madman just how violent he can get. They have a intense brawl which could go either way until two men make their way to ringside. Both in sleeveless shirts & camo pants with crew cuts and a crazed look in their eyes. Commentary are shocked as they identify the men as Luke Williams & Butch Miller, The Sheepherders! The two notorious New Zealanders lurch to ringside and began approaching.....Ms Linda who is visibly uncomfortable at the wild-eyed pair getting in her space. They exchange brief but tense conversation before the Sheepherders lunge forward and grab Linda! The resulting scream gets Street's attention and he rushed over and grabs Miller through the ropes which results in Williams nailing him with a forearm before the duo pull him to the floor and start putting the boots to him! They stomp away until Dundee & Smiley rush down with Haystacks lumbering behind. They pull the Sheepherders off of Street at start a brawl which get taken to the next level when Col Debeers & Jonathan Boyd run down to join in and join in on the side of the Sheepherders! Abby is trying to join in and is holding him back! It's utter pandemonium as David Crockett announces over the mic that the decision is.... Adrian Street wins by disqualification! Ox is furious! He starts bellowing in Long's face but the ref isn't backing down. Eventually Ox loses it and Heart Punches Theodore Long! Commentary send us to commercial as security desperately tries to settle things down. Starrcade Cup Block B match. Bruiser Brody vs "Nature Boy" Buddy Landel w/JJ Dillon Block B has come down to this, whomever wins here will move on to Fright Night for a shot at the world title. You can tell how hungry Brody is as he stomps around the ring howling to the audience. Landel has a problem, he undoubtedly wants this victory just as badly as his opponent but that desire is clearly at war with another just as powerful urge, to place as much distance between Brody and himself as he physically can. The result is him spending so much time stalling that Brody finally snaps, reaches through the ropes and pulls Landel into the ring by his ears. He then spends the bulk of the match ping ponging the so called "real Nature Boy" around the ring which the crowd eats up. The end sees Landel trying to regroup on the apron only for Brody to try to bring him back inside with a suplex. However as everyone is focused on that, Dillon reaches in and grabs Brody's leg causing the big man to fall backwards with Landel landing on top. JJ keeps ahold of the massive legs of Brody until the ref counts to three! Buddy Landel is going to Fright Night! Dillon rushes into the ring and he & Landel act like they just won the Super Bowl. Their celebration comes to an abrupt halt courtesy of a pair of big boots by Brody. We go off the air to the sight of the winner out cold as the loser marches around the ring hussing with the fans.

Moretti takes her first step back to the world title. Apache gets the win but is hesitant to claim a title shot. Robin gets a bit of shine from the world champion. Even with her friends providing moral support, Little Heart couldn't dethrone Richter.

First, Mid-South. Nord & Goliath through another body on the pile. Garvin puts down TNT. Wildfire gets his first win in Mid-South. A double c.o means JYD holds on to the Louisiana title. Robley's men are tired of waiting & storm the ring during the tag title match. Wahoo turns his back on JYD and sides with the Russians? The fans are in shock and so am I! Now for the UWF. Santo & Graham get the crowd warmed up. Muta continues to shine. Benoit with another solid win. The CWA has jumped ship but tag team gold continues to allude them. Jacob the Snakob planting the Sheik with the DDT definitely would've gotten a pop outta me. Luger retains the title but everyone is wondering, where do things stand between he and Woman?

Uncommon Alliance & Larry Z get solid wins. The Brits drop the bomb on the Teamsters. DJ drops Ferris & the Vin Man. Yeah! A 4-3 advantage leads to a OG Midnights win. Mando shows Bruce what's good for the goose is good for the gander. Borne, Oliver & Blackwell score a huge trios win over the tag champs.

Poffo has really become a major heat magnet in Chicago. I'm sure the fans can't wait to see Randy tear him a new one. The Nasties/Badd Company feud got cranked up a couple notches. Nice seeing Steamboat join the anti-Untouchables coalition. Thanksgiving Thunder is stacked. All the title matches should rip. I think Casey's in trouble though. Throw in a six man Bunkhouse Brawl and I'm sold.

First stop Oakland. Snow loses the match but wins SSM's respect. Young continues to take the low road to the seeming disapproval of his comrades. Rose & crew aren't sweating the high stakes at San Diego Battleground. Something's up. The Cuban Assassin continues to rack up wins. A Southern Boys/Malenko brothers feud should be a fun ride. Tony was too Tough for Teijo. Onwards to San Francisco. The Bomb Squad have a costly disagreement. Flowers with a major win over Black Tiger. Furnas puts a ugly loss on Beautiful Bobby's record. Another indecisive finish for Cactus & PCO. Hennig clips AoD's wings. Jarrett was not the Chosen One on this night. Last step Fresno. Neidhart rides the homefield advantage to a win. Hito gets hit by a Cannonball. Payne & the Sawyers halt the British Invasion. Wonder what the Sawyers thought of Paul. The Cat pounces on Chavo Classic. Khan may be a monster but he couldn't handle the Beast. Great closing image to the Backlund/Windham match.

Taped at the Memorial Auditorium before WCW. Originally airing on 10/9/87 on the USA Network. With your host "The Dean of professional wrestling" Gordon Solie! Robert Fuller defeats Rocky King with the "Fuller Leglock" Spartanburg Vice (Jerry Bryant & Lou Winston) defeat "Tough" Tony Falk & Dusty Wolfe with the "Spartanburg Special" on Wolfe. "Adorable" Adrian Adonis w/"Sensational" Sherri Martel defeats George South with "Goodnight Irene". Main event. Winner challenges for the NWA World Television Title on next week's WCW. "Jumping" Joe Savoldi defeats Fidel Sierra w/Slick with a sunsetflip just before the end of TV time. In other news.... JJ Dillon comes out for an interview. He completely ignores Solie's bringing up Anderson losing last night in the finals of Block A and instead announces that he has secured Stan Hansen's "long overdue" NWA World Heavyweight Title shot which he shall receive in the main event of Fright Night! Solie recaps the roll the Killer Bees have been on lately and announces that as a result, the championship commetie has granted them a shot at the NWA World Tag Team Titles at Fright Night. Another recap, this one of the rivalry between Spartanburg Vice and the New Breed. Solie reveals that next week on WCW they'll meet one more time with the winners challenging The S&S Express at Fright Night for the NWA United States Tag Team Titles. Solie recaps the final round of Block A matches last night and congratulates Dusty Rhodes for winning the block. He announces that Block B will finish up next week with Abdullah the Butcher vs Adrian Street & Buddy Landel vs Bruiser Brody!

From the Memorial Auditorium in Spartanburg SC. Previously recorded and Airing on 10/8/87 on the USA Network. On Commentary: Bob Caudle & Tony Schiavone. Ring announcer: David Crockett. "The Haitian Sensation" Tyree Pride vs "Lord" Jonathan Boyd An international showcase to start us off this week as Tyree Pride takes on Syndy Australia naitve Jonathan Boyd who is making his NWA debut. Despite his noble title, Boyd looks nearly feral with his barrel chest and long unkempt beard. He certainly doesn't fight like a gentleman either as he assaults the Haitian athlete with a barrage of brawling and power moves. Pride's high-flying style opens some windows but he struggles to build any sustained momentum. The end comes with Pride going for his flying Bodypress but Boyd sidesteps it & catches Pride in the Iron Claw. The Port-au-Prince naitve struggles with all he's got but eventually succombs giving the Aussie the win in his debut. Curiously, as Boyd is making his way to the back, Col Debeers intercepts him and after a brief conversation they shake hands and walk back together. Commando Boone vs Zodiac The masked man uses all his devious cunning to outwit the big man but Boone just powers through it. As evasive as the former Six Man champion is, Boone is able to get ahold of him and demolish him with simple but effective power moves before claiming victory with the big splash. The Carolina Bobcats (Bobcat#1 & Bobcat#2) vs The Islanders (Haku & Tama) w/Ox Baker One got the impression that Ox was still sore about Abby getting DQ'd against Landel last week and had ordered his Islanders to cheer him up by finding out just how many ways there are to skin a cat. Utter domination by Baker's savages with Haku getting several people in the audience to wince as he scooped up on of the Bobcats and delivered not 1, not 2 but 3 backbreakers. Haku would be pivotal to the finish as he wrapped his fingers around Bobcat#2's throat in what Ox informed Commentary was called the "Tongan Death Grip" which earned him the three count as Tama nearly decapitated Bobcat#1 with a savate kick. After the bell, Ox entered the ring and after running off the ref, had his team hold up the jobbers allowing him to give each a heart punch. At the very least that seemed to improve Ox's mood which has to be a good thing. Right? NWA World Television Title. "Black Magic" Norman Smiley(c) w/Ms Linda vs "The Candyman" Ray Candy Though Candy's size and power certainly gave Smiley some trouble, the champion spent the bulk of the match utterly out- wrestling his opponent. He draws the bout out which it becomes clear is a ploy to wear the larger man down & as soon as Candy becomes winded, Smiley pounces and clamps on the "Norman Conquest" earning him a submission for another successful defense. Starrcade Cup Block A match. "Soul Man" Rocky Johnson vs Giant Haystacks w/Ms Linda The two lower ranking members of Black A are going at it. Commentary point out that Haystacks still has a chance to win the block but that would require not just him defeating Johnson but for Anderson to win in the main event whereas Johnson has been mathematically eminated. Rocky certainly is fighting like a man with nothing to lose as he repeatedly throws himself at Haystacks peppering the British behemoth with rights and lefts. Haystacks is determined not to let his chance, however slim it may be, slip through his fingers and responds by repeatedly tossing Johnson across the ring as if he were a small child. After a dramatic fight for survival, it looks like Haystacks is about to finish Johnson off with a massive splash in the corner but the Soul Man ducks out of the way causing the Giant to crash into the turnbuckle so hard people watching swear the ring moved! Haystacks stumbles backwards and trips over Johnson who has dropped down on all fours. Johnson then grabs Haystacks legs and flips over in a jacknife cover for the surprise 3 count! Starrcade Cup Block A match. "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes vs Arn Anderson w/JJ Dillon Look, y'all know what to expect here. It's Dusty Rhodes vs Arn Anderson! They do hold back a bit as they don't want to give everything away in one go but they absolutely produce a stellar TV main event. After an intense back-and-forth affair, Dillon distracts the ref so Arn can hit Rhodes with a shoe JJ passed him but Dusty boots him in the gut, swipes the shoe and blasts Double A with it. He knocks JJ off the apron before hitting a running elbowdrop to win both the match and the block.

Koko's win over Barby is easily his biggest yet in WCPW. Dutch is really looking strong in this feud with the Warriors. Badd Company get the DQ win tonight but the Nasties aren't going away that easy. But of a clusterfuck in the Chicago Street Fight but Casey retains regardless. No surprise that six man stole the show. Making Elizabeth cry AND putting hands on her? Lanny is lucky he got out of there alive. The Road Warriors fulfil their destiny and become the NEW Windy City Tag Team Champions! Dirty Dutch pays Wild Bill back for earlier allowing Reed to hang onto the Gateway title. Lots of drama and moving parts in the main event but you pulled it off great! Bammer definitely deserves a rematch.

By hook or crook, Robley's men are closing in on that tag title shot. When did he buy the Disasters from the Sheik though? Tully is playing a dangerous game comparing Ladd to Watts. Mum's the word regarding what happened after Ivan & Wahoo passed through the curtain. Good explanation by Rich, love how much history you tied in there. Lots of mystery surrounding the AWA relationship? Looking forward to seeing where this goes. Ok now Watts is just being a copycat. But still, I'm sure both WrestleCades will be awesome.

Bad News starts us off by putting down both Woman & Lawler. Mando gets a good showcase ahead of his match with Hart. Atlas & Blackwell ends in mayhem. Adams is arriving in the AWA in style. Classic heel logic by Austin. Perez is ready to end things with Larry Z. Abbuda & Colon will be all-out war. Polynesian Power beat Venomous then run off Gagne's Gang with help from Mando. Damn! A National tag title shot & a Cadillac? Jumbo vs Fujinami? SuperClash 2 is bringing all the goodies. I'm pulling for Keirn to end George's reign. Strong finally had his rematch set. Ash is confident in his students. Nikita Koloff is in the AWA.....as a face!? Unbelievable!

This is so fucking cool!

Little Heart retains over Kai but is she ready for Richter? She doesn't sound confident. Promising start to the partnership of Devine & Leather. Combs dethrones the Princess. Maxine seems to have found her footing. Looks like Medusa & McIntyre are still cool as they come together with Nellie to retain the Trios titles.

Steamboat gets the night off to a good start with a win over the Gentlemen. Ross & Brown get the last word on the Russians. Bruno botches his spot costing Embry the Alabama Jr Heavyweight Title. The masks come off during the triple bullrope match meaning the Outlaws & Cooley/Mantel can get back to business as themselves. Fuller helps Los Mega Stars beat the Nightmares but eats a fireball courtesy of the Bullet! The whole thing with "cousin" Timmy "Mildfire" Rich had me cracking up! Tommy's gonna be real mad when he hears Timmy let him down. God bless that faith healer because at long last, "The Great" Al Madril is Twin States Heavyweight Champion! Hallelujah! I'll expect the title to be properly displayed on a pedestal at all future Fiesta Gardens.

Don't know how I screwed that up but I did. Fixed it though. Thanks.

First up Portland. Burke & Finlay make a dangerous duo, as the Diamond Exchange find out the hard way. Cactus gets one up on his old friend Douglas. Dutch has had enough of the chaos going on in PCW & puts half the roster on probation as well as putting them in loser leaves town matches in San Diego! Young finally ends his dry streak, albeit in less than impressive circumstances. Windham channels his father to get past Hito. Interesting to see the Bomb Squad divided in their reaction to the Midnights interference. Portland night 2. Rose squeaks by Black Tiger. Red overcomes the presence of Bearer to beat Cactus. Haynes outfights AoD. The Odd Couple win a solid tag match with RPG's crew. A DQ finish leaves neither British Steel or the Midnights satisfied. Mr Backlund halts Pillman's quest to become a double Champion. Onto Eugene. Snow was game but wasn't ready for SSM. Burke & Acevedo go to a double c.o. I'm sure Dutch loved that. Neidhart racks up another impressive win. Coast 2 Coast win a nasty brawl with the Sawyers. Candido likewise impresses but Tony proved too tough. Mr Backlund with back-to-back successful defenses. Another star-studded two night affair from PCW.

First up, Ladd's shou. Robley & co are getting very impatient waiting for their tag title shot. I was kinda curious why Ladd didn't just make Garvin/Taylor vs TNT/Konnan a tag from the jump, glad to see it get there. The Cartel lose the tag but make their opponents suffer for it. Good fit for them. Ivan & Wahoo give the fans a exciting bloodbath that doesn't produce a clear winner. But I don't think the fans were complaining. Loved that finish to the Freebirds/Hot Stuff Inc tag title match. Eddie & Missy counting along with their loss was classic. Estrada beats Mulligan in a cage with help from El Gringo Grande who turns out to be..... Tommy Rich! What a twist! Glad to see the stipulation on Tully/JYD match come into affect. Tully's hissy fit after the bell was perfect. What an ending to the Williams/Koloff feud with Dr Death having to steal Nikita's own finisher to put the Russian with the possible aid of a fast counting ref. Interesting to see if they go somewhere with that. Onto Watts' show. Muta stays hot with a opening match win. Benoit with a solid win over the Hustler. The Shieks interference backfires leading to Duggan becoming the NEW TV champion. Woman leads her monster Vader to victory over Murdoch. Ellering & Roberts is a such a amazing combo. Dibiase gets desperate & takes the easy way out. Gonna be fun to watch this continue. Steiner & Hernandez should make for fun tag champs. A lot of questions raised in the main event? Are Luger & Woman reuniting? What was going on with Jarrett? Will Bad News return to seek revenge? Can't wait to find out!

Best opening to an episode of Twin States ever as we skip straight to the Fiesta Garden! I wish the Dothan fans had shown more respect, I can only imagine how much pain Al was in standing there with "Tennis elbow of the knee" lol! It gets even worse when Mr Olympia comes out & reveals he's ALSO too injured to compete. Hope he gets his pinky finger reset. But seriously, watching Olympia run circles around Madril on his own set was classic! Loved how thrown off Alberto was by the debut of Plowb....I mean Super Duper Olympia. And it ends with them both getting unmasked! Perfect ending! Tommy is so fired up, he's willing to put his Twin States career on the line to get him & Travis another tag title shot. Big Boy Britches. Lol. So psyched for Chamber of Horrors. Three cage matches -one of which for the Heavyweight Title- and a triple bullrope match? Sounds like my kind of Halloween.

Quebec Coalition gets nuclear heat in the opening segment with a beatdown on the King! Eager to see who Lawler picks as his partner next week. Zenk gets the crowd back into it. Larry Z is ready to finish things with Perez & move on to bigger and better things. Norvell helps his man Hickerson get the w over Putski. Two big announcements for SuperClash 2 as one lucky team will earn a National tag title shot & two lucky men will wrestle for a million dollars! Uncommon Alliance with a solid win. Gagne's Gang (good lord) is certainly full of confidence. Here's hoping they all get smacked in the mouth. Ash's gamble pays off as he leads his team to a big win over the National tag champs. Brenda finally finds Gerry but needs a minute to collect herself before reaching out to him. Busick retains over Ferris but it's Strong standing tall after a wild finish.

First can I just say it is delightfully petty of Watts to go "oh yeah? We'll I'll have my own show & I'll call it Halloween Havoc too but I'll put mine on free TV!" Honestly I think Ladd's put together the better all-around card but Watts pulled off a major coup with his main event. Cutting a deal with Jarrett to bring in the AWA World Champion? That's a game changer for sure.