OohYeahDigIt Posted October 10, 2022 Report Share Posted October 10, 2022 Owner/CEO: Wrestlers: Tag Teams: Broadcast Team: Ring Announcer / Interviewers: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SirEdger Posted October 11, 2022 Report Share Posted October 11, 2022 Those graphics are top notch!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OohYeahDigIt Posted October 11, 2022 Author Report Share Posted October 11, 2022 15 hours ago, SirEdger said: Those graphics are top notch!!! Thank you very much! It feels like I enjoy making the graphics more than the actual writing process some days lol. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OohYeahDigIt Posted October 11, 2022 Author Report Share Posted October 11, 2022 LIVE FROM PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA A special announcement from WCW President, Eric Bischoff! Kurt Angle, ReDRagon & Kevin Owens in action! Hear from WCW's first official signing, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes AND MORE! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Perfectly Straightedge Posted October 13, 2022 Report Share Posted October 13, 2022 As always Cauchi killing it with those graphics. I am very interested to see whats planned for WCW. An excited time for sure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OohYeahDigIt Posted October 14, 2022 Author Report Share Posted October 14, 2022 WCW Monday Nitro Monday, October 10th, 2022 Panama City Beach, Florida Commentary Team: Jimmy Smith & Tony Schiavone WCW opens with Chairman & CEO, Eric Bischoff sitting in his office. His appearance causes the crowd to let out an immediate roar of excitement as WCW returns to the airwaves for the first time in over 20 years! Bischoff welcomes everyone to the return of WCW and thanks both the crowd and those watching at home for making this all possible by keeping the dream alive. Though WCW will stick to what has always made it great, he promises there will be some Modern Era changes in the way the company operates as to adjust with the times, specifically mentioning that although WCW won’t have an official ranking system like some of its competitors, wins and losses will play a significant role in both weekly booking and potential championship opportunities for superstars. Speaking of Championships, Bischoff announces that at this time WCW will begin its operations with only three of its historic titles for the time being, announcing first that he expects to have a decision on the WCW World Tag Team Championships by next week! Following that, the WCW Television Championship will be returning due to the title’s recent raise in popularity in the professional wrestling world, and he expects that to happen relatively soon. In regards to the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, Bischoff states that he is not in a rush to name an inaugural World Champion and will be watching each and every match closely as he decides how and when that Champion will be crowned. Before signing off, Bischoff once again thanks everyone for joining him tonight and ends by saying “Welcome to WCW!” ***** Following the Nitro opening video package, the crowd is brought to their feet by the music of WCW’s first official signing, “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes! Cody enters the ring and takes a moment to soak in the crowd’s reaction before welcoming everyone to the show. Rhodes brings up the history of WCW and says that it is an honor to wrestle in the same building that his father and his brother had both stepped foot before him, and although he wishes they were both here to witness WCW’s return, he vows to make them proud while they’re doing business in another territory. Rhodes then brings up the elephant in the room, which is the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. He says that although Bischoff wants to wait before determining how to crowd an inaugural champion, he is going to be the first superstar throw his name in the hat by vowing to become WCW World Heavyweight Champion. Cody’s words bring out a loud reaction from the crowd, but that reaction is short lived as Chris Jericho’s music hits the arena speakers as he makes his way down to the ring. Rhodes offers his hand to Jericho, but it is swatted away angrily by Jericho, who immediately begins to run down Cody’s vow to be WCW World Champion, and the entire Rhodes family legacy as well. Jericho states that not only should he have been the first signing to WCW, but he demands to be named WCW World Heavyweight Champion right now! Jericho informs the booing crowd that they are just like WCW Management, misinformed and uneducated by not agreeing with Jericho’s comments. He then reminds both Cody and the fans that he, unlike Cody Rhodes, actually wrestled in the original WCW and proclaims that HE IS WCW! Amused by Jericho’s antics, though also insulted by his comments, proposes that the two of them get a head start in their quest to be World Heavyweight Champion by meeting in the ring later tonight, which fans instantly cheer for. Jericho though has other plans, declining Rhodes’ offer by stating that out of respect to the original WCW, he refuses to wrestle in the same area that killed WCW 20 years ago! Rhodes questions Jericho integrity for refusing to wrestle, but Jericho brushes it off, calling Rhodes a stupid idiot before turning around to leave the ring, or so we thought. Pouncing quickly, Jericho spins around and attempts to catch Cody off guard with the Judas Effect, but Cody manages to step out of the way quickly and leaves Jericho to fall flat on his face! Leaving the ring with a smile, Rhodes heads up the ramp, while Jericho is left alone in the ring fuming. ***** Singles Match Kurt Angle vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi What a way to start off the action tonight with a match between two of the greatest technical wrestlers on the entire planet. The crowd is hot for this entire match as Angle and Tanahashi exchange momentum back and forth in a match that truly looked to be anyone’s contest to win. Following a close fall by Tanahashi after catching Kurt Angle with a Dragon Swing which almost ends the match, Angle looks to be in real trouble, allowing Tanahashi to take control. The match comes to a conclusion after Tanahashi goes for the Texas Cloverleaf, but Angle manages to muscle Tanahashi off him, sending him chest first in to the ropes, and bouncing back in to an Angle Slam for the pinfall victory. Following the match, both men shake hands as a sign of mutual respect for a hard fought encounter. Winner: Kurt Angle by pinfall @ 15:11. ***** We see Matt Cardona and Brian Myers hanging out backstage laughing to themselves as Chris Jericho is seen passing by in the distance. Clearly angry about being embarrassed earlier, Jericho confronts Cardona and Myers by accusing them of laughing at him, which both men adamantly deny, but Jericho isn’t having any of it, calling Cardona a Jackass which causes Myers to snicker at his friend’s misfortune. That ends up being a poor reaction on Myers’ part as this seemingly makes Jericho even more irate, causing him to slap Myers in the face and accusing him of laughing at him again. Myers and Cardona stand there in silence as Jericho informs them that he’s had enough of being laughed at by nobodies and tells Myers that he’s got a match with him next week! Jericho then storms off as Myers and Cardona are left speechless. ***** We see a graphic announcing that due to his request to be in action tonight, Cody Rhodes will now face Drew McIntyre in the Main Event! ***** Singles Match Ken Kennedy vs. Kevin Owens Ken Kennedy is out first and does his usual gimmick with the ceiling mic, but before he can finish saying his name, the music of Kevin Owens goes off, ruining Kennedy’s entrance. This is a fun back and forth match, though not a very long with Kevin Owens taking the victory just after the 7-minute mark after hitting Kennedy with the Stunner and covering him for the 3-count. Winner: Kevin Owens by pinfall @ 7:23. **** We see a dark post apocalyptic world with an eerie red glow as a sinister voice narrates the video. He speaks of the fall of man and how the sins of death will spread to all. He mentions the current state of the world constantly at war with each other and how the greed the funds wars is the same greed that will one day bring upon the apocalypse. The video then suddenly fades to black when his voice roars out “I AM THE APOCALYPSE!”. There is then an eerie silence before the voice speaks once more. TICK-TOCK. ***** Tag Team Match ReDRagon vs. Los Lotharios An easy win for the team of Kyle O’Reilly and Bobby Fish, who use this match to remind those who haven’t seen them team together in some time that they are still one of the most dangerous tag teams in the industry when they want to be. Angel Garza and Humberto Carrillo stand no chance as they are constantly on the defense in this one sided squash match. The end comes after Garza is knocked off the apron, leaving Carrillo alone in the ring to be hit with Chasing the Dragon for the pinfall victory. ReDRagon celebrate in the ring before leaving as Garza slides back in to check on his cousin. The camera then pans back to the entrance ramp, showing Chavo Guerrero, Jr standing at the top of the stage, looking extremely disappointed at Los Lotharios who are just as confused as the rest of us as to why he’s out there. Winners: RedDRagon by pinfall @ 4:37 ***** WALTER makes his WCW debut next week! ***** We quickly head to Tony Schiavone and Jimmy Smith at ringside who announce that WCW Power Hour will be returning for the first time since 1994! This weekly show will take place live from the recently re-opened WCW Power Plant in Atlanta Georgia and will showcase some of the best and brightest young starts WCW has to offer. Streaming live on YouTube this Friday, Jimmy Smith will be joined on commentary by Steve Corino for the debut episode! Speaking of Corino, he has now come out to join Jimmy and Tony at the broadcast table for tonight’s main event! ***** Singles Match Drew McIntrye vs. Cody Rhodes Our main event pits two of WCW’s biggest superstars in the ring together for the first time since 2017! Both men exchange offense as the commentary team remind us all that these two held the WWE Tag Team Championships together at an early stage in their careers while referencing how familiar they are with each other in the ring. McIntyre’s size and strength appears to much for Cody at some points in this match, but The American Nightmare can never truly be counted out. McIntrye goes for a Claymore, but Rhodes avoids it and catches McIntrye with the CrossRhodes, but only manages a 2 count! As the match goes on, you can see the fatigue beginning to set in on both wrestlers as they’ve now given it their all in this match for close to 20 minutes! A slight misque from a tired McIntrye leaves him open for another CrossRhodes, but before Cody can pull off the move, Chris Jericho slides into the ring and begins to attack Cody, causing the referee to call for the bell and end what was an incredible match in a less than desirable disqualification result. Winner: Cody Rhodes by disqualification @ 21:44. Jericho continues to hammer on an exhausted Cody Rhodes, who does his best to fight back, eventually managing to slug his way back to his feet and shove Jericho backwards, right in to Drew McIntrye! Jericho turns around as he is now staring directly into the face of a very angry McIntrye. Worried, Jericho begins to back up before realizing Cody Rhodes is standing behind him. The camera pans from Rhodes, to Jericho, to McIntrye with each showing a different expression. Just then McIntrye charges forward towards Jericho who covers up and BOOM! MCINTYRE NAILS RHODES WITH THE CLAYMORE KICK! The crowd and the commentary team are in complete shock as Drew McIntyre stands over an unconscious Cody Rhodes looking stoic. The camera then pans over to Jericho whose look of panic is now very confident grin as he stands beside McIntyre, raising his hand high in to the air and signaling an alliance between the two superstars. The debut episode of WCW Monday Nitro then goes off the air with the 3 men in the broadcast booth wondering what is in store now that Drew McIntyre as seemingly aligned himself with Chris Jericho!? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
djones16 Posted October 15, 2022 Report Share Posted October 15, 2022 What a twist, love your work so far keep it up Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scottsteiner Posted October 15, 2022 Report Share Posted October 15, 2022 I am always envious of your graphics. They are superb! I think you know what I'm looking most forward to, and I have a feeling you're going to nail it. Good stuff so far. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OohYeahDigIt Posted October 17, 2022 Author Report Share Posted October 17, 2022 WCW Power Hour Friday, October 14th, 2022 WCW Power Plant - Atlanta, Georgia Commentary Team: Jimmy Smith & Steve Corino - Ridge Holland def. Levy Valenz by pinfall @ 8:11 - Unaired video clip from Monday's Nitro where Chavo Guerrero is backstage with Loth Lotharios. Guerrero calls Lotharios' loss to ReDragon embarassing and reminds them that they come from a generational wrestling family, much like he does with Los Guerreros. Chavo says he's spoken with Eric Bischoff and Los Lotharios will have another opportunity to redeem themselves next week on Nitro. He then tells Angle Garza that he needs to get down to Atlanta, as he has a match on Power Hour this week. - Wardlow def. Angel Garza (w/ Humberto Carrillo) by pinfall @ 2:09. - Following the match, an angry Chavo Guerro, Jr. comes out once again and voices his frustration with Garza's results. He then informs Wardlow not to go anywhere as he will now be facing Humberto Carrillo! - Wardlow def. Humberto Carrillo (w/ Angel Garza & Chavo Guerrero, Jr.) by pinfall @ 1:44. - We get a video recap of the debut episode of WCW Monday Nitro, focusing on the Chris Jericho and Cody Rhodes promo from the top of the show, and highliting the events that ended the broadcast before announcing that we will here from Chris Jericho and Drew McIntyre to kick off next week's episode of Nitro! - Tyler Black def. Mike Bennett by pinfall @ 11:27 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OohYeahDigIt Posted October 18, 2022 Author Report Share Posted October 18, 2022 WCW Monday Nitro Monday, October 17th, 2022 Charlotte, North Carolina Commentary Team: Jimmy Smith & Tony Schiavone We kick off tonight’s episode as promised, with Chris Jericho making his way out to the ring accompanied by Drew McIntyre! Jericho takes a moment to soak up the crowd’s boos before ordering the production crew to play the events of last week’s main event, having them stop the video to keep a still image of Jericho and McIntyre standing over Cody Rhodes on the jumbrotron for the remainder of Jericho’s promo. Jericho explains that McIntyre was the one who approached him about an alliance as both Drew and Jericho were both unhappy with Cody Rhodes being looked at as the “Face of the New WCW”. He explains that while Drew McIntyre is bigger and badder than anyone else in the company, he also realizes that WCW would be nothing without Chris Jericho, hence why he has now been hired on as Jericho’s personal “insurance policy” on his road to becoming the WCW World Heavyweight Champion. “Cody!” chants roar from the crowd, but Jericho quickly silences them by stating that their hometown hero Cody Rhodes isn’t at the arena tonight thanks to Drew kicking his head off with that Claymore which brings in another loud chorus of boo’s from the crowd. Jericho ends his promo by declaring the official “Road to the WCW World Heavyweight Championship” starts tonight when he officially goes undefeated after beating Brian Myers. Interesting to note that Drew McIntyre doesn’t say a single work during this segment as his size and the menacing look on his face do more than enough to get him over while Jericho does all the talking. ***** Singles Match Jay White vs. Xavier Woods (w/ Big E & Kofi Kingston) WCW continues its tradition of starting off it’s shows with dream type matches as Jay White takes on arguably the most underrated member of The New Day, Xavier Woods. Big E and Kofi are out to accompany their stable mate as always, but White is out alone as the commentary team question the fate of The Bullet Club as the other 3 members of the WCW roster have nowhere to be seen tonight, wondering if all the turmoil and faction shuffling since it’s inception in 2013 have finally put an end to the long running stable. White and Woods put on a clinic in this match that definitely has the crowd hot to start off the night, but it doesn’t carry all the way to the finish as our questions regarding the Bullet Club are seeming answered once The Good Brothers jump the barricade and attack Kofi and Big E on the outside, distracting Xavier Woods and the referee just long enough for White to capitalize with a low blow before hitting Woods with the Blade Runner and covering him for the pinfall victory. With Big E and Kofi down on the outside, and Woods down in the ring, White and The Good Brothers embrace in the center of the ring before leaving together, signalling that all is well and The Bullet Club have officially arrived in WCW! Winner: Jay White by pinfall @ 13:22. ***** We see Kevin Owen’s walking backstage when he is stopped by his opponent from last week, Ken Kennedy. Kennedy congratulates Owens on his victory last week, but makes the typical excuses for losing, which KO laughs off. Kennedy then brings up how Owens’ entrance last week cut off Kennedy's introduction to which Owens apologizes, though he states that he’s not sure why it’s that big of a deal. Irritated, but trying to keep his composure, Kennedy calmy explains to Owens that doing his own introduction is his “thing” and that he’s being doing it long before Owens was even relevant outside of small town indy shows. Owens laughs off Kennedy’s comment, but that clearly struck a nerve as Owens half-heartedly apologizes to Kennedy for interrupting him last week. Kennedy arrogantly slaps Owens on the shoulder and thanks him for understanding before telling him to enjoy the rest of his night and walking off. ***** Singles Match Riddick Moss vs. WALTER WALTER makes his debut tonight by making a statement. He easily dismantles Riddick Moss, who isn’t a small guy by any means. Moss manages to get the jump on WALTER at the bell, but that only lasts for a few brief seconds before WALTER takes control. Showing off some of the more powerful move sin his arsenal, WALTER floors Moss with the Golden Bomb before covering him, but WALTER takes his boot off of Moss’ chest before the referee can count to 3, electing instead to continue the assault by locking Moss in the Gojira Clutch and holding the move until Moss passes out, giving the referee no choice but to call for the bell! Winner: WALTER by submission @ 4:55. ***** We get a video package hyping some of the notable teams to hold the WCW Tag Team Championships over its original tenure in WCW. The video ends with a voiceover announcement by WCW Chairman Eric Bischoff that next week’s Main Event will be a Tag Team Turmoil match pitting 8 of WCW’s top tag teams against each other, with the winners being crowned the inaugural WCW World Tag Team Champions! ***** Following the announcement, we head backstage to Chavo Guerrero, Jr who is with Los Lotharios. Guerrero voices his disappointment in the way both Garza and Carrillo were easily beaten by a Power Plant trainee before essentially hiring himself to be a manager/mentor to the two Mexican superstars. Chavo reminds Los Lotharios that they have another opportunity to redeem themselves tonight, before telling them that the stakes are higher than they’ve ever been. Chavo says that he spoke with Eric Bischoff this morning, and Bischoff has agreed to give the winner of tonight’s match the 8th and final spot in next week’s tag team turmoil match! Garza and Carrillo are overjoyed with this news and takes off in excitement before even asking who their opponents for tonight will be. ***** We head to a pre-recorded interview with Nick Aldis. He says that over the past few years, he has achieved a lot in the wrestling industry and is well aware of how much that had gotten to his head. Since signing with WCW, Aldis knows that the slate has been wiped clean and that nothing is going to be handed out here, meaning that essentially, he is back at the bottom of the ladder just like everyone else. Aldis vows to arrive to WCW hungry and with something to prove. He then states that although it may not be the 10lbs of gold he grown used to, he promises he’ll be back at the top in WCW in no time! ***** Following Aldis video package, it’s announced that Aldis will make his WCW debut next week against Kurt Angle! ***** Tag Team Match Los Lotharios (w/ Chavo Guerrero, Jr) vs. FTR The excitement that Los Lotharios had leaving their locker room earlier tonight has seemingly faded now that they’re standing in the ring with the Top Guys! Garza and Carrillo try to use their speed to their advantage as they do appear to be slightly quicker than Harwood and Wheeler, but FTR are one of the best tag teams in the world for a reason as even with a speed disadvantage, they’re able to keep Los Lotharios’ offense to a minimum. On top of the match up disadvantage, Chavo Guerrero’s constant yelling of orders during the match proves to be quite the distraction for his two proteges although FTR don’t really need the help in putting Los Lotharios away after a Shatter Machine for the pinfall victory. Following the match, Chavo leaves ringside fuming as FTR celebrate being the final team to enter next week’s tag team turmoil match. Winners: FTR by pinfall @ 12:35 ***** Singles Match Mike Bennett vs. Ken Kennedy Bennett is out first, meaning Ken Kennedy gets to come out last and have his big entrance. Standing in the ring, the microphone lowers down from the rafters as Kennedy begins to do his introduction. Although playing the heel, Kennedy’s intro always has the fans attention as he digs deep for his “MIIIIIISSSSTERRRRRRRR…….” Just then, the music of Kevin Owens plays and the crowd erupts as he interrupts Kennedy’s entrance for the second time in as many weeks! This time, Owens is out to join Jimmy Smith and Tony Schiavone on commentary. Owens’ mind games appear to work as Kennedy at least momentarily loses his momentum throughout the match, allowing Bennett to muster some offense, but eventually it’s Kennedy to takes the victory after nailing Bennett with the Mic Check for the pinfall victory. Owens doesn’t stick after the bell as he heads to the back while a tired and frustrated Kennedy celebrates his victory, not taking his eyes off Owens the entire time. Winner: Ken Kennedy by pinfall @ 8:11 ***** We see a man walking through a graveyard on what appears to be a cold, dark and rainy night. The eerie voiceover from last week’s post apocalyptic video appears again as he speaks about the ancient traditions of burying the dead. He states that the early traditions called for burning the bodies before burial which then transformed into what we do now. As the voiceover explains further, you can see the man beginning to dig up a freshly backfilled grave. The voice questions what happens when the dead start to raise? He asks, will there be enough of the living in order to fight off the living dead? As he stops digging, the man bends down and reaches in to the freshly dug hole, pulling out and hourglass. He then turns the glass over, allowing the sand to start falling to the other side. As the man walks away, the camera pans from the open whole to the tombstone. As the camera reveals the words on the tombstone, they are also spoken aloud at the same time by the voiceover. TICK-TOCK! ***** Before the start of the Main Event, Steve Corino is out to join Jimmy Smith and Tony Schiavone on commentary once again. It is announced that Corino will be providing commentary this Friday on Power Hour, as well as for the entire broadcast next week on Monday Nitro! ***** Singles Match Brian Myers (w/ Matt Cardona) vs. Chris Jericho (w/ Drew McIntyre) A bit of a comedy feel to start off this match, as Brian Myers tries to do everything he possibly can to avoid having to actually face off with Chris Jericho, including both faking an ankle injury, and a stomach ache much to the dismay of Jericho, but the crowd loves it. Eventually, Myers agrees to tie up with Jericho, but tries to dive out of the ring at the last second, running right in to Drew McIntyre, who back him up into his partner Cardona. With seemingly nowhere to run, Myers knows that he needs to get this over with and finally agrees to actually get in the ring and wrestle. From here, we get quite the entertaining match, as Myers plays the role of an underdog who surprisingly catches Chris Jericho off guard at numerous occasions as the commentary team question whether or not Jericho underestimated Myers heading into this match. After scoring a near fall on a roll up which causes the crowd to roar loudly, Myers sees his offense come to a complete stop as Jericho’s frustration seems to be causing him to finally take this match seriously. From here on out, Jericho dominates the remainder of the match before putting Brian Myers away with the Judas Effect and starting his WCW career off undefeated as promised. Winner: Chris Jericho by pinfall @ 14:47 Following the victory, Jericho has McIntyre join him in the ring, as it looks like both men are ready to celebrate Jericho’s victory together, but instead Jericho has McIntrye stand guard as he locks Brian Myers in the Walls of Jericho! Cardona slides into the ring to aid his best friend, but is forced to watch as Drew McIntyre stands tall, stopping Cardona from trying to get involved. Just then, the music of Cody Rhodes hits the loudspeaker as the hometown hero comes rushing down to the ring with a steel chair in hand getting a heroes welcome from the red hot crowd! Jericho releases the hold and dives out of the ring to safety before Rhodes can try to swing the chair. Rhodes instructs Cardona to help Myers up to his feet as he stands guard with the chair in hands, making sure Drew McIntyre doesn’t try anything. Jericho slowly rolls back into the ring and stands alongside McIntyre, trying to get him to exit the ring with him, but McIntyre doesn’t budge, staring a hole through Cody Rhodes as the crowd continues to chant for their hero. Finally, Rhodes tosses the chair out of the ring and steps forward, McIntyre does the same as you can cut the tension in this arena with a knife! Rhodes motions to McIntyre that he’s ready to fight, when suddenly he is hit with a lowblow from behind by Matt Cardona! The boo’s from the crowd are deafening as Rhodes slowly drops to his knees, his eyes not locked on his one time friend who has betrayed him as Cody has now been fooled two weeks in a row! Cardona and Myers grab Cody, pulling him up to his feet and holding him steady so McIntyre can plant him with a Claymore Kick! Quickly, they drag his now unconscious body up to his feet again, fighting against Rhodes’ limp body as they hold him up long enough for Jericho to nail him with a Judas Effect! Jericho grabs a microphone from Justin Roberts and soaks in the anger of this crowd before informing all of them that he is smartest man in WCW and that they are all a bunch of stupid idiots! Jericho takes a moment to compare what has just happened to when Cody’s own father has his leg broken in a steel cage, before asking Drew McIntyre whether or not they should do the same to Cody tonight? The crowd boo’s heavily at the though, causing Jericho to pause his promo in fear that he may be inaudible to the television audience. McIntyre turns to grab the chair from the outside, but he’s stopped by Jericho who says he wants to defeat Rhodes on his own when the time comes. Jericho takes a moment to embrace Matt Cardona and Brian Myers before going back to address the angry fans in the arena. He says that over the last few years, he’s learned as he’s gotten older that it’s always better to have friends, which is why he started the Inner Circle in AEW, and later founded the Jericho Appreciated Society. This brings him to tonight. First, it was his insurance policy, Drew McIntyre and now, it’s Matt Cardona and Brian Myers! Jericho tells the crowd the moving forward they will now be known as his own personal Entourage, and their goals are simple, make sure Chris Jericho becomes the WCW World Heavyweight Champion, and send Cody Rhodes packing to the old age home to join his father and brother. WCW Monday Nitro fades to a close as for the second time in as many week, Chris Jericho stands tall over Cody Rhodes. This time though, flanked with his new alliance, his Entourage! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OohYeahDigIt Posted October 21, 2022 Author Report Share Posted October 21, 2022 WCW Power Hour Friday, October 21st, 2022 WCW Power Plant - Atlanta, Georgia Commentary Team: Jimmy Smith & Steve Corino - Tyler Black def. Riddick Moss by pinfall @ 8:14 - We see a video recap of WALTER's Nitro Debut victory - Ridge Holland def. Mike Bennett by pinfall @ 5:47 - A video recap plays showing the formation of Chris Jericho & The Entourage - Wardlow def. Buddy Matthews by pinfall @ 9:19 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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