LCW Redemption Day 2009 Pay-Per-View Results 11.29.09

LCW Redemption Day (November 29, 2009) live from the New Orleans Arena in New Orleans, LA.

From the ring, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Creed, who performed “Overcome” as footage from the past few weeks of action in Legends Championship Wrestling played on the LegendsTron as well as footage highlighting Magnum TA and Stone Cold Steve Austin careers and their encounters in Legends Championship Wrestling in the past.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to the LCW Redemption Day 2009 pay-per-view as fireworks exploded all over the arena.

Team Hokuto (Akira Hokuto, Devil Masami, Dump Matsumoto and Aja Kong) defeated Team Madusa (LCW Joshi Champion Madusa, Lioness Asuka, Chigusa Nagayo and Jaguar Yokota) in 6:46 in an eight-woman tag team match by pinfall when Akira Hokuto pinned Lioness Asuka with the Northern Lights Bomb. As a result of her victory, Akira Hokuto earned a shot at the LCW Joshi Championship at a future date.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed LCW Women's Champion Luna Vachon about defending the title against former champion Ivory and her sister Lock. Vachon saidLock was focused too much on destroying her and not on what is really important: the LCW Women's Championship, and that will be her undoing. Ventura asked Vachon about the LCW Joshi Championship and Vachon said, "What?" Ventura repeated his question and Vachon said, "What are you talking about? Oh, yeah, that. This (holding up the LCW Women's Championship) is the only women's title in Legends Championship Wrestling that really matters. This is sanctioned, this is recognized, this is fought for, this is earned, and tonight, this is staying right where it is!"

Paul Orndorff defeated LCW International Champion Barry Windham (with J.J. Dillon) in 9:32 by pinfall after the piledriver to win the LCW International Championship.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Magnum TA about his match tonight with LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin. Magnum said he wasn't going to lay claim to something that wasn't his at the moment, but added that he would be the champion again tonight. Magnum said the only truth going into the match was that while he wasn't the champion, he wasn't the champion because of someone else, not because he lost the title. He wasn't the champion because someone attacked him and someone else said he wasn't medically cleared to wrestle and then someone else took the title away from him. Magnum said he was going to prove tonight that he should still be the champion when he becomes the champion again.

The Dynamite Kid defeated Macho Man Randy Savage in 7:04 by pinfall when Dynamite pinned Savage with a small package rollup after knocking Savage off the top rope as he attempted the flying elbow smash.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed the Desperados (Stan Hansen, the Bass Brothers, Black Bart, Dirty Dutch Mantel, Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass) about the Bass Brothers' match tonight with Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater in which the losing team will not be able to team together anymore and the lumberjack match between Hansen and LCW United States Champion Superstar Billy Graham. Parker said the Bass Brothers were going to end the long running feud with Orton and Slater once and for all tonight. Hansen said he was going to take back the LCW United States Championship because the Desperados would be at ringside and they wouldn't let him down.

LCW United States Champion Superstar Billy Graham defeated Stan Hansen (with Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass) in 6:02 by pinfall after the powerslam in a lumberjack match. During the match, the lumberjacks started brawling which allowed Graham to hit Hansen with the powerslam for the pinfall and the win.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed LCW World Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express, with their manager Dennis Condrey, who said they were ignored for 12 months, but came back and won the LCW World Tag Team Championships because they are that damn good. He said they were going to prove tonight that the Nasty Boys winning the titles from them last year was a fluke, a mistake that wouldn't be repeated.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express (with Dennis Condrey) defeated the Nasty Boys in 10:12 by pinfall when Bobby Eaton pinned Brian Knobbs after the Rocket Launcher.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich and Bret Hart about their upcoming match. Hart and Von Erich both talked about their family history in the wrestling business and said they were going to make their families proud tonight. The two men shook hands and went their separate ways.

Bret Hart defeated LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich in 7:12 by submission with the Sharpshooter to win the LCW Heritage Championship. After the match, Hart extended his hand for a handshake and Von Erich acted as if he was going to shake Hart's hand, but instead he kicked him in the crotch and then locked on the Claw. Security officials arrived and Von Erich refused to release the Claw. Macho Man Randy Savage came out and hit Von Erich with a flying double axehandle from the top rope, forcing Von Erich to break the hold. Von Erich rolled out of the ring as Savage checked on Hart.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Dr. Death Steve Williams who said that because of his health, tonight, win, lose, or draw might be the last time he steps into a Legends Championship Wrestling ring, but he was going to give Bill Goldberg everything he has. Williams said, "If you want to be here, if you want to belong here, if you think you deserve to be here, you don't have to prove it to them, you have to prove it to me."

Lock defeated LCW Women's Champion Luna Vachon and Ivory in 9:02 in a triple threat match to win the LCW Women's Championship. During the match, Vachon hit Lock with the Twilight DDT and climbed the turnbuckle. Ivory caught Vachon in the middle of an attempted Luna Eclipse and hit her with the Poison Ivory. Lock then hit Ivory with the Lock, Stock and Barrel for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Lock cackled maniacally at her opponents and screamed, "Now it's all over! My revenge is complete and you're left with nothing!" Vachon and Ivory got back to their feet, looked at each other and then double-clotheslined Lock out of the ring.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Bill Goldberg who said he was going to prove tonight he belongs in Legends Championship Wrestling and is a Legend. He said he was going to do what cancer could do: "I'm gonna kill Dr. Death!"

Bill Goldberg defeated Dr. Death Steve Williams in 15:26 by knockout with a rear naked choke. During the match, Williams kept trying to break the hold, but Goldberg kept reapplying it and eventually knocked Williams out. From the broadcast booth, Schiavone noted that Williams refused to submit and would rather die than quit fighting. After the match, Goldberg helped Williams to his feet. Williams shook Goldberg's hand and walked out of the ring.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin about his upcoming title defense against Magnum TA. Austin said if anybody other than him could lay claim to this title it would be Magnum TA, but he wasn't going to get it back tonight. Austin saidMagnum wants to complain about not losing the title, but tonight is his chance to prove that to be true. He said the only bad news he had for Magnum was that he wasn't going to get to prove it tonight.

The Bass Brothers (with Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass) defeated Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater in 8:23 by pinfall when Ron Bass pinned Slater after the Texas Gourdbuster. As a result of a pre-match stipulation, Orton and Slater will no longer be able to remain a team. After the match, Orton and Slater started to argue, each blaming the other for the loss. The two finally came to blows and started brawling. The brawl went outside the ring, through the crowd, and to the back.

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Big Van Vader, who referred to Wildfire Tommy Rich as a speed bump he was going to run over before getting back on the road to the LCW Universal Championship.

Big Van Vader defeated Wildfire Tommy Rich in 1:24 by pinfall after the powerbomb.

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin was making his way through the arena corridor when he passed by Big Van Vader who was returning from ringside. Vader and Austin started exchanging words as Vader said he was coming after Austin. He and Austin exchanged some blows before Stan Hansen came out of nowhere and blasted Austin with the Lariat clothesline. Magnum TA and security officials came out and chased Vader and Austin away. LCW General Manager Harley Race approached and asked Austin if he was still able to wrestle. Austin said he was as Magnum helped him to his feet. Race sent Magnum to ringside and said Austin would be out there in a minute. Magnum walked away as Race continued checking on Austin, getting reassurances that he was ready to face Magnum.

LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Magnum TA in 23:17 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner. During the match, Bill Goldberg interfered and tried to hit Magnum with the Spear, but Magnum moved out of the way and Goldberg fell to the mat. Goldberg got back to his feet and Magnum hit him with the belly-to-belly suplex. Goldberg rolled out of the ring and when Magnum turned around Austin hit him with the Stone Cold Stunner for the pinfall and the win.

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LCW Redemption Day 2009 Pay-Per-View Official Preview

This Sunday night, LCW presents another pay-per-view extravaganza: Redemption Day. Which Legends will get their redemption, and which will have redemption beaten out of them? Let's take a look at the card:

Wildfire Tommy Rich vs. Big Van Vader
Big Van Vader is, obviously, one of the most dominating men on the LCW roster – and has been his entire career. However, in recent weeks and months, LCW has been less about Vader than he'd like. This Sunday, Vader looks to change all that when he takes on Wildfire Tommy Rich. Can Big Van Vader return to his dominating ways of old? Or will Wildfire Tommy Rich prove that “Vader Time” has run out?!

Madusa, Lioness Asuka, Chigusa Nagayo and Jaguar Yokota vs. Akira Hokuto, Devil Masami, Aja Kong, Dumo Matsumoto. If Hokuto's team wins, she gets a rematch for LCW Joshi Championship
For Akira Hokuto, she feels that she is overlooked in Legends Championship Wrestling and will do anything to prove that she's better than the other Lady Legends on the roster. Including creating her own championship – the LCW Joshi Championship. This Sunday, eight of the most Legendary female figures to ever have come out of Japan will do battle. For Hokuto's team, or Hokuto herself, it's about regaining the championship she brought into LCW – the LCW Joshi title. But can she, and her team, make that a reality? We'll have to find out this Sunday.

Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater vs. The Bass Brothers (with Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass) with the losing team having to break up and never team again
When Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass began a formidable group known as the Desperados they hoped that the group would consist of Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater – formerly under Parker's leadership – but that was not to be. Orton and Slater, instead of joining the force, decided that they were going to "go it alone." The feud between the Bass Brothers and Orton and Slater extends many months, but only reignited when Parker and Bass finally united as one. This Sunday, only one team can survive and remain a unit. However, the question is: which team can do such?!

Macho Man Randy Savage vs. Dynamite Kid
Thanks to the Showdown Championship Draft, a war has been started. Weeks ago, when the Dynamite Kid took the LCW Heritage Championship from Bret Hart – he looked to be on top of the world. However, only one week later, Macho Man Randy Savage took the belt from Kid – despite Kid's arrogant promise to the contrary. Kid, the next week, would get his revenge on Savage, costing him the Heritage Championship. Since then, the blood has been boiling between the former WWF Champion and the British great. This Sunday, it comes to a head.

LCW World Tag Team Champions Midnight Express (with Dennis Condrey) vs. The Nasty Boys
Those who do not remember history are doomed to repeat it. The Midnight Express were MIA from LCW for nearly a year. This past Wednesday on LCW Showdown, they returned to glory as, via the Showdown Championship Draft, they took back the LCW World Tag Team Championships. It was at LCW Endgame 2008 that the Nasty Boys beat the Midnight Express for the belts, sending the Midnight Express home. However, this Sunday, they look to exorcise some demons as they take on the pair that caused their extended hiatus. Will The Midnight Express make the most of their journey to Nastyville and retain the LCW World Tag Team Championships... or will we have a repeat of last year?

LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich vs. Bret Hart
The formula for this match is very simple: two men, one championship and a battleground to settle who is the best family in this history of professional wrestling. For Bret Hart, losing the LCW Heritage Championship on October 28th edition of LCW Showdown, he lost a part of his soul. This past week, Kevin Von Erich won the title. Before the match – in which he beat then-champion King Kong Bundy – he accepted a challenge from Hart to a title match. Now, it's on. The Von Erichs and the Harts are two of the most famed names in professional wrestling. With famous names such as Owen Hart, Bret himself and Jim Neidhart all part of that family, Bret looks to make all of them proud this Sunday as he attempts to bring back the LCW Heritage Championship. But can he do it against a Von Erich?

LCW United States Champion Superstar Billy Graham vs. Stan Hansen (with Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass)
When Superstar Billy Graham recaptured his magic and won the LCW United States Championship, he did so at the expense of Stan Hansen who had the title as a result of the Showdown Championship Draft Series. Hansen, being the hot-tempered Legend that he is, wouldn't let that settle and decided that he wanted his championship back. Can he get the title back this Sunday?! And what role will Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass play in the match?

LCW Women's Champion Luna Vachon vs. Ivory vs. Lock in a triple threat match
When LCW General Manager Harley Race brought the LCW Women's Championship out of retirement, it sparked a fire of competition under every Lady Legend. It even came between sisters, Lock and Luna Vachon. Lock, who was chosen to compete in a battle royal because Luna had other plans, was attacked in the locker room and forced out of the battle royal by Luna herself. Obviously, this didn't sit well with Lock. But, she confused fans when she helped Vachon win the LCW Women's Championship over then-champion Ivory. Lock and Ivory had a confrontation this past week on LCW Showdown in which Lock stated that she wanted to rip the title away from Vachon and cause her the ultimate distress. Ivory, obviously, will have something to say about that. Which Lady Legend will come out on top, holding the LCW Women's title this Sunday?

LCW International Champion Barry Windham vs. Paul Orndorff
Winning the much coveted Sam Muchnick Memorial Battle Royal at the LCW Showdown at the Chase television special means a lot. Not only because of what the battle royal represents, but also because upon the victor was bestowed a shot at the LCW International Championship. Paul Orndorff is that man, and this Sunday, he will face Barry Windham in a match for the much sought after title. Orndorff had the chance to become the LCW Heritage Champion thanks to the Showdown Championship Draft. He was unsuccessful in that attempt, but his pride will not let him be unsuccessful again this Sunday. Barry Windham, who rides a wave of momentum heading into Redemption Day, beat Dr. Death Steve Williams for the title – who had been dominating for months – on October 11, on LCW Showdown. Which man can leave LCW International Champion?

Bill Goldberg vs. Dr. Death Steve Williams
A war that has been raging for months, initially started between Goldberg and Williams over the LCW International Championship. At LCW Night of Horrors, the two gave the performances of their lives in a battle which was a match of the year candidate in many people's eyes. Williams, who was recently re-diagnosed with cancer, managed to retain his title on that night, forcing himself and his rival Goldberg to form mutual respect. However, Williams soon felt that Goldberg was trying to help him unnecessarily and the rivalry intensified.

LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Magnum TA
This is it. This is what everyone has been waiting for. Since July 12, 2009, at the LCW Beach Brawl pay-per-view, Stone Cold Steve Austin has reigned over LCW as the top dog as the LCW Universal Championship. Not even the continuous title defenses as part of the Showdown Championship Draft, or the looming threat of Sid Vicious has derailed the Texas Rattlesnake. Magnum TA, a former LCW Universal Champion, never lost the title as it was forced away from him thanks to a backstage assault. Magnum, the longest reigning champion in LCW's four year history, will, this Sunday, attempt to bring that title back home with him. LCW fans who were with us in our early years will remember a feud between these two over the LCW International Championship. Now, however, the stakes are higher than they were back then, and the anticipation for this match is higher than any match in recent memory. What will happen when two of LCW's top Legends fight it out over the top prize in the company? Find out this Sunday at LCW Redemption Day.

[Feature Story] Road to Redemption - Austin vs. Magnum

by Matt Saye

When you try and think of two of the biggest names/personalities in professional wrestling history, you think of these two men. One is, above everything, one the most successful wrestlers in the business during any period. He helped an organization win a war when it was struggling to survive. The other, classed as the World Champion that never was, is also credited as the longest reigning LCW Universal Champion in the long 4-plus year history of Legends Championship Wrestling. This Sunday, these two charismatic and popular Legends will step into the LCW ring with one purpose in mind: becoming the top dog.

It's Magnum vs. Austin – this Sunday at Redemption Day.

Looking at Magnum TA:

On June 22, 2008, Magnum TA's finest hour was viewed by the millions of LCW fans around the world. For on the premier stage that this company has to offer, Magnum TA would defeat friend-turned-rival Nikita Koloff in a match considered nothing short of a classic. The match, which went six minutes short of a half-hour, culminated in Magnum hitting Koloff with a belly-to-belly suplex and capturing the most prestigious prize for any Legend today: the LCW Universal Championship. No-one quite knew what direction Magnum's career would take now that he held the crown, and no-one would have expected Magnum's reign to last almost one entire year. Nikita Koloff, Dr. Death Steve Williams, The Raging Bull Manny Fernandez and even Stone Cold Steve Austin himself all fell at the feet of Magnum.

Magnum made an impact on the title, bringing honor, prestige and respect to the much coveted top championship. With so many obstacles set in his way, many didn't believe that Magnum was capable of such feats of heart and determination, but he proved them wrong.

"Magnum's run with the LCW Universal Championship, in my opinion, solidified Magnum as a top Legend in this company,” said Christian Calaway, LCW Founder and Chairman of the Board. “When you think about the enormity of the challenges he faced during his unprecedented run with the belt, it shows you the heart and determination the man had to prove that he deserved to wear the gold he wore.”

This year, at LCW Beach Brawl in July, Magnum's reign came to an abrupt end when he was assaulted in the locker room, moments before a big title defense against Bill Goldberg. To this day, no-one knows who it was that attacked Magnum, but we all know how much that crushed Magnum's soul as he was unable to defend his title.

LCW Commentator Tony Schiavone said, “I spoke with Magnum shortly after Beach Brawl. He was heart broken.” Schiavone continued, “His pride for wearing that LCW Universal Championship was crushed with three simple words: you can't compete. But I think, that night truly re-ignited Magnum's raging fire to be the best he can be, and regain the LCW Universal title.”

Looking at Stone Cold:

However, LCW Beach Brawl wasn't a complete bust for everyone. Due to Magnum's injury at the hands of his attacker, Eric Bischoff, then LCW General Manager, forced Magnum to forfeit the title and named Bill Goldberg the new LCW Universal Champion, but Calaway appeared and informed Goldberg he'd be forced to defend the title immediately. The man he defended it against was none other than Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Austin is a man who's no stranger to being at the top of his profession. For the last decade and more, Stone Cold has been selling out arenas, winning championships, kicking ass and drinking beer all over the world. Austin, who rose to fame during the infamous WWF Attitude Era, and helped Vince McMahon in his quest to defeat the mighty WCW empire, Austin's name was to be forever etched in history as one of the greats. Even as a Legend in Legends Championship Wrestling, Steve Austin's career has not been any less than his career in the WWF. Austin has held the belt no less than 3 times – his current being the third – the first two titles being won over against Nikita Koloff, and the third and current being over Bill Goldberg. His combined reigns spanning nearly 11 months, arguably as impressive as Magnum TA's one reign with the title.

“Stone Cold Steve Austin's accomplishments are endless in this business,” Christian Calaway said. “Steve and I have had our differences, much like he did with Vince McMahon, but I've always held a great deal of respect for the man. He wouldn't be in this company, my company, if I didn't.” Finally, Calaway added, “When you talk about someone who helped put professional wrestling in the mainstream, you have to mention Steve Austin. Truly a Legend worthy of the stature he has acquired.”

Steve Austin, much like challenger Magnum, knows no boundaries in the extreme lengths he'll go to not only win the championship, but to hold onto the championship – a war he's waging currently.

The Common Bond:

Earlier this year, these two soon-to-be opponents found a common bond. As Ted Turner – then LCW Chairman of the Board – tried to take over Legends Championship Wrestling once and for all, leaving Christian Calaway in the dirt, Austin and Magnum united.

Along with several other legends, including Bret Hart, Nikita Koloff, and Randy Savage, Magnum and Austin fought the battle alongside the Founder to put the company back in the right hands: the creator's hands. At LCW Caged Heat in August, Magnum and Austin fought in the ultimate steel cage match: WarGames. Ultimately, Austin and Magnum's contributions led to the success of Calaway over Turner, and Turner's permanent exit from Legends Championship Wrestling.

However, everyone knew that sooner or later, Austin and Magnum would have to collide.

Bringing it All Together:

Both of these men's paths have brought us to the culmination of this collision course. The grand finale, which will take place this Sunday night at the LCW Redemption Day pay-per-view event. Fans will finally witness the dream match so many years in the making: Austin vs. Magnum for the ultimate prize.

“For Stone Cold Steve Austin, it's all about solidifying his title reign,” said LCW General Manager Harley Race, former NWA Heavyweight Champion. “However, Magnum TA's dream is to once again become LCW Universal Champion and do as well, if not better, than he did the first time.”

“This match is the reason I founded Legends Championship Wrestling," said Christian Calaway. “It's not just some hyped-up dream match. It's a dream match from two men who can deliver. They've done it before, we've seen it before, and they've delivered every time they've stepped into the ring together, but it's never been like this. It's never been so important. This is about Magnum proving that he should still be champion, that he should have never lost the title in the first place. It's about Austin proving once and for all that he deserves to be champion by beating the man who defined the phrase LCW Universal Champion."

Conclusion:

At the LCW Redemption Day pay-per-view this Sunday, two of the biggest stars in Legends Championship Wrestling will collide, but only one can leave LCW Universal Champion. That, ladies and gentlemen, is what they call a dream match.

Join us tomorrow for the complete LCW Redemption Day pay-per-view preview.

LCW Redemption Day 2008 Pay-Per-View Results 11.30.08

LCW Redemption Day Pay-Per-View Results (November 30, 2008) live from the Kemper Arena in Kansas City, MO.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to the LCW Redemption Day 2008 pay-per-view as "Never Enough" by Five Finger Death Punch, the official theme song for LCW Redemption Day 2008, played in the background and as fireworks exploded all over the arena. Schiavone and Zbyszko reviewed the complete card and also talked about LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway and announced that Calaway was officially under investigation from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and footage was shown of SEC representatives raiding LCW Headquarters in Sacramento, CA, Friday afternoon. Schiavone noted that a warrant for Calaway’s arrest had been issued on the charges of insider trading. In the parking lot, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway was shown arriving in a limousine and got out of the limousine with six lawyers and was approached by Bill Mercer. Mercer asked Calaway about the SEC investigation and Calaway said his lawyers had told him not to comment. Calaway walked away with the lawyers and went to his office.

Don Muraco, Superstar Billy Graham, Greg Valentine, and the Wild Samoans (with Sir Oliver Humperdink) defeated The Great Kabuki, Killer Khan, Kendo Nagasaki, and the Powers of Pain (with Mr. Fuji) in 6:13 by pinfall when Muraco pinned Kabuki after a reverse piledriver after Fuji accidentally threw powder in Kabuki’s eyes.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko talked about the upcoming locked box ladder match as a workman was shown in the rafters attaching a key to the chain that would hang above the ring for the ladder match and as two referees carried out the locked box that the title belt would be placed in during the match. Schiavone reminded everyone that the object of the match was to secure key above the ring and then go up the entrance ramp and unlock the box and secure the title from the locked box. In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich about his upcoming match with Stan Hansen. Von Erich said it wasn’t about proving who was “more Texas” anymore and it wasn’t even about Lady Amazon anymore. Von Erich said it was about proving who was the best and who was most deserving of calling themselves the LCW Heritage Champion.

Stan Hansen defeated LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich in 11:02 by decision in a locked box ladder match to win the LCW Heritage Championship. During the match, Hansen hit Von Erich with the Lariat clothesline before climbing the ladder and securing the key to the locked box. Hansen fell off the ladder after securing the key and landed on the mat awkwardly. As Hansen made his way up the entrance ramp, Von Erich followed behind him. Hansen turned around and went to hit Von Erich with the Lariat, but he misstepped and Von Erich moved out of the way, turned around, and locked the claw on Hansen, taking him down to the entrance ramp. Hansen dropped the key and Von Erich knocked Hansen out with the claw. Von Erich picked up the key and made his way up the entrance ramp and approached the locked box on the entrance stage. Von Erich tried to unlock the box, but it didn’t work. Von Erich tried again and the key wouldn’t unlock the box. Von Erich looked around as the referee tried the key, but it still wouldn’t unlock the box. Meanwhile, Hansen made his way to the top of the entrance ramp and blasted Von Erich with the Lariat clothesline. Hansen then picked up the key and threw it into the crowd. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “What is he doing!?! If he can’t unlock the box, he can’t secure the title, he can’t win title!” Seconds later, the workman who secured the key above the ring before the match appeared and handed Hansen another key before taking off his hat to reveal himself to be a her…Stan Hansen’s valet, Lady Amazon! From the broadcast booth, Schiavone said, “She switched the keys! Lady Amazon switched the keys before the match!” With the real key in his hand, Hansen unlocked the box and secured the LCW Heritage Championship. From the broadcast booth, Schiavone said, “This was Stan Hansen’s match. It was his suggestion to have a locked box ladder match. You’ve got to believe this was a setup from the beginning. They had this planned from the beginning.” Hansen left with the title and Lady Amazon.

A special video package featuring Harley Race’s career highlights played on the LegendsTron. After the video package played, in the back, Sean Mooney interviewed Race about taking on Vader tonight. Race talked about winning his first NWA World Heavyweight Championship from Dory Funk, Jr., in Kansas City, Missouri. He talked about winning his seventh NWA World Heavyweight Championship from Ric Flair in Kansas City, Missouri. He talked about helping Big Van Vader win the WCW World Heavyweight Championship three times. He talked about helping Vader win the LCW Universal Championship once and the LCW International Championship three times. Race talked about how, as much as he tried, Vader could never regain the LCW Universal Championship. Race said Vader could never measure up and, try as he might, would never be the champion Harley Race was and he would prove it tonight when he won the LCW International Championship from Vader in Kansas City, Missouri.

Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) defeated Nikita Koloff (with Ivan Koloff) in 10:51 by pinfall after the Oklahoma Stampede. During the match, Cowboy Bill Watts attempted to interfere, but Ivan Koloff got into the ring and brawled with Watts. The two men brawled out of the ring and to the floor and distracted Nikita Koloff. When he turned around Williams hit him with a spear and then the Oklahoma Stampede for the pinfall and the win.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Wildfire Tommy Rich about his upcoming hair vs. hair match with Austin Idol and Rich said after he beat Idol he'd do some strutting, but would leave the cutting to someone else.

Wildfire Tommy Rich defeated Austin Idol in 7:21 by pinfall after the Wildfire Driver in a hair vs. hair match. After the match, LCW United States Champion Brutus Beefcake came out with hair clippers and joined Rich in shaving Idol’s head. Hollywood John Tatum, with Missy Hyatt, came out and tried to save Idol, but Wildfire Tommy Rich knocked him out of the ring over the top rope with a dropkick as Beefcake continued shaving Idol’s head.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Demolition about their upcoming falls count anywhere, street fight match with the Destruction Crew. Ax talked about having a cinder block crushed over his head with a sledgehammer by the Destruction Crew and not being able to wrestle tonight, but said that he and Smash had found a partner to take his place that knew a thing or two about street fights. Mercer pressed them about who the mystery partner was and Smash said he couldn’t tell Mercer, but said, “Being in this street fight tonight, with this guy (referring to the mystery partner), well, it’s going to be a rush. Oh, what a rush!” Ax and Smash walked away as Mercer said, “No…it couldn’t be.”

The Destruction Crew defeated Demolition Smash (with Demolition Ax) and Road Warrior Animal in 8:16 by pinfall when Enos pinned Animal after the Wrecking Ball from the top of the entrance ramp to the floor below in a falls count anywhere, street fight match. After the match, Ax helped Smash, but left Animal laying beside the entrance ramp. As they passed by Animal, they looked down at him disgusted. Medical officials arrived as the audience started to boo as Demolition walked away.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed the Disciples of Allah: LCW United States Champion Ken Patera, LCW United States Tag Team Champions, The Iron Sheik, Abdullah the Butcher, and managers General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie. Akbar talked about Patera’s upcoming match with Superfly Jimmy Snuka and the Bolsheviks beating the Nasty Boys. Akbar said the Disciples of Allah was the most dominant force in Legends Championship Wrestling and nothing was going to change that tonight.

Superfly Jimmy Snuka defeated LCW United States Champion Ken Patera (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) in 7:51 by pinfall after the Superfly Splash to win the LCW United States Championship after Don Muraco came out and knocked Akbar and Al-Kassie out of the ring after they tried to interfere and kept them out of the ring as Snuka hit the Superfly Splash for the pinfall and the win.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed the Raging Bull Manny Fernandez about his main event match with LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA. Fernandez said the time for talking was done and he was ready to hurt Magnum TA. Fernandez said he didn’t make this personal. He said Magnum made his personal by denying him a title shot, but no one was going to deny him now and no one would deny him his destiny of being the LCW Universal Championship.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Bolsheviks (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) defeated The Nasty Boys in 6:05 by pinfall when Volkoff pinned Jerry Sags after a backbreker.

In the parking lot, Bill Mercer interviewed Dennis Condrey and Randy Rose, the Original Midnight Express, who complained about being banned from the building. Condrey complained that security was guarding the door, “As if we can’t be trusted.” Mercer asked why they were even at the arena if they were banned from the building. Rose said they were there to party with the Midnight Express when they retain their titles.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express defeated Strike Force in 5:12 by pinfall when Lane pinned Martel after a spike piledriver. During the match, Dennis Condrey and Randy Rose were banned from the building. After the match, Martel didn’t move and had to be taken from ringside on a stretcher. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone noted that the spike piledriver may have re-aggravated his already injured neck.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed The Rock who talked about his upcoming match with Tully Blanchard. Rock said Blanchard was a blip on the radar, a blip on the radar that he was going to hunt down and eliminate before going after his Moby Dick, "or should I say Moby Ric, the great white whale."

Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) wrestled The Rock in 10:47 to a no contest in a steel cage match. During the match, Ric Flair came out and threw the referee outside the ring through the steel cage door. Flair got into the ring and attacked the referee in the ring, throwing him out the steel cage door. Flair then put the figure four leglock on Rock as Blanchard and Baby Doll kicked at Rock. Referees and security officials ran out and pulled Flair off of the Rock and escorted Flair, Blanchard, and Baby Doll out of the steel cage.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA about his main event title defense against the Raging Bull Manny Fernandez. Magnum said he thought Fernandez was a man of honor and his friend, but he showed his true colors when he attack Magnum several weeks ago. Magnum said Fernandez needed to worry less about his destiny and think about karma because it was about to kick him in the ass tonight.

LCW International Champion Big Van Vader defeated Harley Race in 11:04 by pinfall after a powerbomb. After the match, Paul Orndorff came out with and attacked Vader, blasting him with a steel chair before hitting him with a piledriver on the steel chair. Orndorff then helped Race from ringside as medical officials ran into the ring to check on Vader.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Ron Garvin who talked about having his hand broken by The Genius Lanny Poffo and Macho Man Randy Savage. Garvin said he was going to make sure that Poffo doesn't interferes in the match between LCW Television Champion Brutus The Barber Beefcake and Savage and was looking forward to seeing his friend Beefcake beat Savage and retain his title. Garvin said that Savage and Poffo stole the title from him and he was going to make sure they didn't steal it from Beefcake.

LCW United States Champion Brutus The Barber Beefcake (with Ron Garvin) defeated Macho Man Randy Savage (with The Genius Lanny Poffo) in 6:42 by pinfall after the Barber's Chair jawbreaker. Before the match, LCW General Manager Nick Bockwinkel came out and handuffed Ron Garvin and The Genius Lanny Poffo to each other outside the ring. At several moments during the match, Poffo tried to get close to the ring to interfere, but Garvin pulled him back. After the match, Garvin knocked out Poffo with a punch before being uncuffed and joining Beefcake in the ring to celebrate the win.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone announced that “Burn It To The Ground” by Nickelback, from their new album Dark Horse, had been selected as the official theme song for the LCW Endgame 2008 pay-per-view on Sunday, December 28th, only on LCWEndgame.com. Click here to purchase the album now!

LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA defeated Manny Fernandez in 18:48 by pinfall after the belly-to-belly suplex. During the match, Fernandez applied the triangle choke on Magnum twice, but each time Magnum managed to find the rope and forcing the referee to make Fernandez break the hold. Moments later, Fernandez tried to hit Magnum with the Flying Burrito, but Magnum moved out of the way and Fernandez hit the referee instead, knocking him out. While the referee was knocked, Dr. Death Steve Williams, with his manager Cowboy Bill Watts, came out and got in position to hit Magnum with a spear, but Nikita Koloff ran out and pulled Williams out of the ring and the two men brawled on the floor as Fernandez hit Magnum with the Flying Burrito and covered him for the pinfall, but the referee was still unconscious. A frustrated Fernandez became distracted by Williams and Koloff at ringside and yelled at them to leave, but they continued brawling as Watts and several referees who ran down to ringside tried to separate them. Fernandez yelled at Watts and the referees to get them away from ringside. When Fernandez turned around, Magnum grabbed him and hit him with the belly-to-belly suplex for the pinfall and the win. After the match, security managed to separate Koloff and Williams and Williams and Watts were escorted from ringside. As Koloff stood at ringside, Magnum extended his hand to Fernandez and Fernandez just walked out of the ring and past Koloff and up the entrance ramp to the back as the audience booed. Magnum exited the ring and left ringside with Koloff.

In the back, two representatives from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approached LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway’s office and knocked on the door. Calaway answered the door with a somber yet defiant look on his face and with his lawyers standing behind him. One of the representatives informed Calaway that the search of Calaway’s office at LCW Headquarters in Sacramento, CA had failed to yield any results and therefore he was absolved of any wrongdoing and that there was insufficent evidence to formally charge him with any crime. Calaway breathed a heavy sigh of relief and thanked the two men saying that he understood that they and the other investigators in the SEC were simply doing their jobs. The other representative thanked Calaway for being so understanding and apologized for any inconvenience the SEC may have caused him. The two men walked away. Calaway asked the lawyers to give him a moment alone. He thanked them for their help and support, shook their hands, and closed his office door after they walked away. The camera zoomed on the name placard on Calaway’s office door that read “Christian Calaway – Chairman of the Board” as the show went off the air.

LCW Redemption Day 2008 Pay-Per-View Preview; Complete Card

Legends Championship Wrestling presents the LCW Redemption Day 2008 Pay-Per-View this Sunday, November 30th, live and only on LCWRedemptionDay.com.

Below is the complete card for the event:

- The New House of Humperdink (Don Muraco, Superstar Billy Graham, Greg Valentine, and the Wild Samoans; with manager Sir Oliver Humperdink) vs. Fuji’s Crew (Great Kabuki, Killer Khan, Kendo Nagasaki, and the Powers of Pain; with manager Mr. Fuji) in ten-man tag team match.
- Wildfire Tommy Rich vs. Austin Idol in a hair vs. hair match.
- LCW Television Champion Brutus The Barber Beefcake vs. Macho Man Randy Savage. During the match, Ron Garvin will be handcuffed to The Genius Lanny Poffo at ringside.
- The Destruction Crew vs. Demolition Smash and a Mystery Partner (with Demolition Ax). As a result of an attack last week in which the Destruction Crew broke a cinder block over Demolition Ax’s head and he is not medically cleared to wrestle, but has selected a mystery partner to take his place and team with Smash.
- LCW United States Champion Ken Patera (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) vs. Superfly Jimmy Snuka.
- LCW World Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express vs. Strike Force.
- LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Bolsheviks (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) vs. The Nasty Boys.
- LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich vs. Stan Hansen in a locked box ladder match in which a key would be hung from the rafters and the title would be placed in a locked box on the entrance stage and the winner has to secure the key and then unlock the box and secure the title to win the match. If Hansen wins, not only will he win the title, but his valet, Lady Amazon, will be allowed to return to Legends Championship Wrestling.
- Nikita Koloff vs. Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts).
- LCW International Champion Big Van Vader vs. Harley Race.
- The Rock vs. Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) in a steel cage match.
- LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA vs. Manny Fernandez.

LCW Redemption Day 2007 Pay-Per-View Results 11.25.07

LCW Redemption Day Pay-Per-View Results (November 25, 2007) live from the Ford Center in Oklahoma City, OK.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to LCW Redemption Day 2007 as "Falls Apart" by Thousand Foot Krutch played in the background. Footage was shown of LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin and Nikita Koloff arriving separately to the arena earlier in the evening. Footage was also shown of LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway arriving with his bodyguard Sheamus O'Shaunessy and Baby Doll, who was pushing Calaway in his wheelchair. Schiavone narrated footage of Koloff stealing the LCW Universal Championship from Austin and destroying the title last week on LCW Showdown. Footage was also shown of Calaway announcing the ladder match and promising Austin that if he could retain the LCW Universal Championship that Calaway would leave Legends Championship Wrestling.

The Wild Samoans (with Gary Hart) defeated Demolition in 6:02 by pinfall when Afa pinned Smash after a Samoan Drop Gary Hart hit Smash with a steel chair in a match to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships. Moments before hitting Smash, Hart accidentally hit Sika with the chair and almost cost The Wild Samoans the match, but quickly recovered and blasted Smash with the chair and Smash stumbled into Afa's Samoan Drop. After the match, Hart yelled at Sika for being in the way and almost costing the team the match. Sika yelled back at him in Samoan and Hart slapped Sika. Sika blasted Hart with a hard right hand and Hart stumbled into Afa's Samoan Drop. The fans exploded as the Wild Samoans left their former manager lying in the center of the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Women's Champion Rockin' Robin, with Sam Houston, who said she was going to retain her title tonight no matter what it takes. She said her shoulder was still hurting, but she was a fighting champion and was going to defend her title like a champion. Suddenly, Luna Vachon appeared and attacked Robin from behind as Kevin Sullivan brawled with Houston. Houston and Sullivan continued brawling in the back as Luna and Robin brawled to the ring to start the match.

Luna Vachon defeated LCW Women's Champion Rockin' Robin in 3:08 by pinfall after a shoulder breaker to win the LCW Women's Championship. After the match, a bloody Sam Houston, who had been brawling with Kevin Sullivan backstage, was thrown through the curtain and onto the entrance stage by Sullivan. Sullivan kicked Houston down the entrance ramp and to ringside. Sullivan got into the ring and grabbed Robin and hit her with another shoulder breaker as Vachon went outside the grabbed a bloody Houston by the head and forced him to watch as Sullivan put Robin in the Tree of Woe and hit her with the running double stomp in the corner. Robin screamed and fell to the mat. Sullivan laughed and looked at Vachon and screamed, "We broke the bitch's arm this time," and continued laughing as he left the ring. Sullivan kicked Houston in the head again, grabbed the Women's title belt from Vachon and then wiped some of the blood off of Houston's head and onto the title belt before handing it back to Vachon. Sullivan and Vachon left together. Medical officials rushed out to check on Robin and Houston and help them out of the ring. Robin screamed, "My arm's broken! He broke my arm!" From the broadcast booth, as medical officials helped the re-injured Robin and Sam Houston out of the ring, Tony Schiavone said, "This is just disgusting. This has just been a disgusting display from Kevin Sullivan Luna Vachon, the new LCW Women's Champion! Sullivan and Vachon are disgusting!"

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Kevin Sullivan and the new LCW Women's Champion Luna Vachon. Sullivan said Vachon was the baddest bitch in Legends Championship Wrestling, the most dominant woman in professional wrestling ever! Sullivan said Sam Houston's blood on the title belt was emblematic of the victims that came before and the victims that were still yet to come and would empower Vachon and serve as a reminder of what she's capable of as she defends her title. Vachon said she could already feel the power coursing through her veins. Sullivan told her to take that power and to take no prisoners. Sullivan said, "We will smother the light in darkness and we will drown the faithful with their fear. The war between good and evil has just begun and we're not going to take any prisoners." Sullivan grabbed Vachon by the ponytail and dragged her away.

LCW Heritage Champion Butch Reed (with Slick) defeated Ken Patera in 5:39 by pinfall after Slick interfered and broke his cane over Patera's back as he had Reed in the full nelson after Dark Journey came out and distracted the referee.

In the back, Tully Blanchard was watching the match on a monitor with J.J. Dillon and as Reed celebrated with Slick and Dark Journey he pushed the monitor off the table and it crashed onto the floor. Blanchard said the title should have been his and he tried to tell LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway that Ken Patera was a loser. Dillon said Calaway didn't have time for Blanchard anymore, but he always had time for Blanchard. Blanchard said he had to worry about getting Baby Doll back tonight. Dillon said he didn't need Baby Doll and said she always held him back, but together they could go straight to the top. Dillon said, "How does this sound: LCW Universal Champion Tully Blanchard?" Blanchard said it sounded nice, but he needed to settle things with Baby Doll. Dillon said, "Well, you know my number. When you want to be a champion again, call me." Dillon walked away leaving Blanchard standing there.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Tom Zenk who said he didn't know what Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin's problem is with him, but he really likes Sunshine and would still like to take her out on a date sometime. Zenk said, "Gene, I'm thinking maybe I should confront Garvin tonight about his problem with me." Okerlund said Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin had a title shot against LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page tonight and that match was next. Zenk asked Gene, "That means Sunshine will be at ringside, right?" Okerlund said she probably would and Zenk thanked him and walked away.

LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page defeated Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin (with Precious and Sunshine) in 7:10 by pinfall after the Diamond Cutter. During the match, the referee was accidentally knocked out. Precious got into the ring and went to attack Page, but Sunshine jumped into the ring and stopped her. The audience exploded as the two women began to brawl. Garvin grabbed Sunshine and began to berate her. Tom Zenk ran out and spun Garvin around and blasted him with several right hands before Page hit Garvin with the Diamond Cutter. Zenk left the ring, carrying Sunshine in his arms as the referee came to and made the three count.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Tully Blanchard who said that tonight on "The Brother Love Show" he and Baby Doll were going to settle things once and for all and Baby Doll was going to find her way back to where she belonged: by his side!

Cowboy Bill Watts came out with Dr. Death Steve Williams and said, "I want to know why, in Oklahoma, my hometown and Dr. Death Steve Williams' second home, I want to know why Dr. Death doesn't have a match!" LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel came out and said, "If you guys want a match, I'm sure we can find someone in the back to come out and give you a match. Do we have anyone back there who might like to face Dr. Death?" No one came out and Watts said that was because everyone was scared to death of Dr. Death. Bockwinkel said he would make it to determine the number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship. Marty Jannetty came out to accept the challenge.

Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) defeated Marty Jannetty in 1:21 by pinfall after the Oklahoma Stampede in a match to determine the number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship. After the match, Watts grabbed a microphone and asked Bockwinkel if that was the best he could do. LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel came back out and said he could probably do better if Williams was willing to risk his position as number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship. Watts laughed and said, "Sure, why not?" Bockwinkel asked if there was another challenger and Tommy Rich came out to accept the challenge.

Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) defeated Wildfire Tommy Rich in 2:35 by pinfall after the Oklahoma Stampede in a match to determine the number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship. After the match, Watts grabbed the microphone again and challenged Bockwinkel again for another challenge. Bockwinkel said Williams would have to put his number one contendership on the line and Watts agreed. Bockwinkel asked if there was another challenger and Billy Jack Haynes came out to accept the challenge.

Billy Jack Haynes defeated Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) in 4:26 by pinfall after a sitout facebuster out of Williams attempted Oklahoma Stampede in a match to determine the number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship. After the match, Watts threw a fit as he helped a dazed and confused Williams to his feet. Meanwhile, Haynes celebrated with the Oklahoma crowd as, from the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone screamed during the replay, "What the hell was that?! A sitout facebuster from Billy Jack Haynes? I didn't even think he knew how to do that move. I've never seen Billy Jack Haynes do a sitout facebuster ever before! X-Pac Sean Waltman calls it the 'X-Factor' but Haynes is calling it the winning move right now! He's the new number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship."

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Rowdy Roddy Piper, the number one contender for the LCW International Championship and the special guest referee in the match to determine the new LCW International Champion. Piper, wearing a stripped referee's shirt, said, "You know, it's an interesting concept we've got here: I'm the number one contender for the LCW International Championship after this match tonight and I could, in theory, choose my own opponent at the LCW Endgame pay-per-view next month. But I'm going to be fair and honest tonight and call it right down the middle because I want to face the best man and I'm going to raise the arm of the best man tonight and hand him the title. But I want him to know that as I'm raising his arm in the air and handing him the title, in one month, I'm going to be taking that title from him. I wish both Don Muraco and Paul Orndorff the best. I've got history with both men, but tonight isn’t about past history. Tonight is about making history." Piper walked away and made his way to the ring.

Don Muraco (with Mr. Fuji) defeated Paul Orndorff in 12:55 by pinfall to win the vacant LCW International Championship after an inverted piledriver after Mr. Fuji threw powder in Orndorff's eyes while Piper was temporarily dazed after Orndorff's feet hit Piper as Muraco suplexed Orndorff. Special guest referee Rowdy Roddy Piper didn't see Fuji throw the salt and reluctantly made the pinfall count when he regained his senses. After the match, Piper got the title to give it to Muraco and finally saw the salt on the mat and confronted Fuji and Muraco about it. Fuji demanded that Piper put the title around Muraco's waist and Muraco turned around so Piper could put the title around his waist. Piper poked Fuji in the eyes and kicked him out of the ring and then tapped Muraco on the shoulder. Muraco turned around and Piper blasted him with the title belt before dropping it on his chest and leaving it on the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Television Champion Koko B. Ware who was with Slick and Dark Journey. Ware said he was going to prove he wasn't the weakest link in the Brothahood when he defeats Manny Fernandez and retains his title. Ware said he was going to turn the "Raging Bull" into another dumb, grazing cow.

Manny Fernandez defeated LCW Television Champion Koko B. Ware (with Slick and Dark Journey) in 6:12 by pinfall after the Flying Burrito to win the LCW Television Championship. After the match, the other members of the Brothahood, LCW World Tag Team Champions Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas and LCW Heritage Champion Butch Reed, interfered and attacked Fernandez as he celebrated his title victory. Suddenly, from the back, Iceman King Parsons appeared, grabbed a steel chair from ringside, and the Brothahood cleared out of the ring. He helped Manny Fernandez to his feet and challenged The Brothahood to get back into the ring before turning around and blasting Fernandez with the steel chair. Parsons yelled at a fallen Fernandez and then left with the Brothahood.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Harley Race, Big Van Vader's manager and Race said, "Tonight, it's Vader Time. Magnum TA needs to know that Big Van Vader is his friend, has been his friend, he has stood by his side and stood on the opposite side of the ring from him, as he will again tonight, but tonight is different because tonight only one thing matters. When Vader walks in that ring tonight it be Vader Time, it has to be Vader Time." Race walked away and Okerlund said, "I don't know if it will be Vader Time or not tonight, but we're about to find out. Tony, Larry, back to you."

Magnum TA defeated Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) in 9:21 by pinfall after the belly-to-belly suplex. After the match, Magnum TA tried to shake Vader's hand, but Vader refused. Vader went to leave the ring and Magnum turned his back on Vader to celebrate with the crowd, but Vader got back into the ring and attacked Magnum from behind. Vader hit Magnum with two powerbombs before hitting him with the moonsault and leaving the ring with Harley Race to a chorus of boos.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund approached the Brothahood (Slick, LCW World Tag Team Champions Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas, LCW Television Champion Butch Reed, Koko B. Ware and Dark Journey), who were with Iceman King Parsons. Slick said, "You know, I realized my priorities were out of check. I was so focused on gold that I forgot that power is just as important and power is gained through force and the force of the Brothahood just got a little more powerful, baby. Why don't I just let the newest member of the Brothahood, Iceman Kind Parsons tell you why?" Iceman King Parsons said, "When I walked through that curtain tonight and got in that ring and stood side by side with Manny Fernandez everybody thought I was there to help him…until I knocked his ass out with a steel chair. Listen, that roody poot Manny Fernandez is a fool if he actually believed for a minute that I wasn't going to lay his ass our, if he thought of a minute that I wasn't going to align myself with the most dominant force in professional wrestling right now: the Brothahood. Look at us, Mean Gene…" Mean Gene looked around him and said it was an impressive assemblage of talent and Parsons said, "Assemblage of talent?" Parsons grabbed the microphone and pushed Okerlund out of frame and said, "Get out of here, cracka. This isn't an assemblage of talent, roody poot, this is the most dominate group of black men put together since the Black Panthers. Hell, we make the Black Panthers look like pussy cats. But it's like Momma says, it be's that way sometimes. Manny Fernandez, enjoy that title while you've got it because it's coming back to the Brothahood one way or another. Have mercy!"

The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) defeated The Nasty Boys in 6:34 by pinfall in a loser leaves LCW when The Warlord pinned Brian Knobbs after The Barbarian hit Knobbs, who was pinning Warlord, with a headbutt from the top rope and rolled The Warlord over on top of Knobbs while the referee was distracted by Paul Jones who jumped on the ring apron and was grabbed by Jerry Sags who didn't know what was going on behind him. The Barbarian brawled with Sags while the referee made the pinfall count. After the match, Paul Jones had the Powers of Pain continue attacking the Nasty Boys, but Knobbs and Sags managed to gain the upper hand and knocked the Powers of Pain out of the ring. Knobbs grabbed Paul Jones and shoved his face in Sags' armpit before throwing him out of the ring and into the Powers of Pain's arms on the arena floor.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed a somber Madusa Micelli, Lex Luger's manager, who said, "Well, Gene, you know where my minds been at recently. I've been thinking about Lex Luger. He's out of action right now after suffering what doctors are calling a spinal stoke last month. Lex is still in a paraplegic state and can't move his arms or legs. But I can tell you this, Gene: Lex Luger is and always will be 'The Total Package' and he will be back in Legends Championship Wrestling sooner rather than later. And he will be better than ever. And I just wanted to say that Luger, you know he's been an American hero, he's been an egotistical heel, he's made some mistakes, but he's really turned his life around and I just want to ask every one out there, like him or not, he's entertained you fans for over 20 years, please pray for Lex and keep him in your thoughts. Thank you, Gene." Madusa walked away and Stan Hansen appeared and watched her walked away and then looked at Okerlund and a smile appeared on Hansen's face before he spit out his chew and walked away, presumably to talk to Madusa.

The Sheepherders defeated LCW United States Tag Team Champions Strike Force in 8:37 by pinfall when Butch Miller pinned Tito Santana after the double gutbuster to win the LCW United States Tag Team Championships. This was a bloody match which saw the savage Sheepherders brawl outside the ring several times with Martel and Santana and bust them both wide open during the first minutes of the match.

On the LegendsTron, a promo aired which featured the Rock 'n' Roll Express with their arms crossed and a brunette woman standing behind them with her back turned to the camera and with her arms stretched across their shoulders. The woman, who had a Southern accent, said, "The Rock 'n' Roll Express are coming back to Legends Championship Wrestling very soon and they have hired me to keep their minds focused, their bodies strong, and to put gold around their waists because only a strong, sexy, Southern woman can do what is necessary to make the Rock 'n' Roll Express champions again. And don't let the lipstick fool you, baby, because this Southern girl isn't just another diva, I am old school."

LCW World Tag Team Champions Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas (with Slick) defeated The Hart Foundation in 10:33 by pinfall when Tony Atlas pinned Jim Neidhart after the gorilla press slam after Iceman King Parsons interfered and blasted both Jim Neidhart and Bret Hart with a steel chair while Slick distracted the referee.

Brother Love came out of for "The Brother Love Show" segment and introduced his guest Baby Doll. Baby Doll said she saw the show last week and it was no secret that Brother Love was trying to play matchmaker on behalf of Tully Blanchard and she demanded that Blanchard come out now so they could settle their issues once and for all. Tully Blanchard came out with a dozen roses and a box of chocolates. Blanchard tried to give the roses and chocolates to Baby Doll, but she didn't want them and he put them down in the corner. Doll said she wanted nothing to do with Blanchard ever again and said, "If you don't leave me alone, if you don't stop harassing me, if you don't drop this...well, it's already personal, Tully. I'd hate for it to get painful, too." Baby Doll went to walk away, but Blanchard grabbed her arm and pulled her back and started yelling, "I did everything for you. I've given you everything. I've taken care of you and you've never gone without." Baby Doll started to fall to her knees and screaming, "Tully, you're hurting me." Blanchard kept yelling, "I've done everything of you and you owe me. I want you back in my corner." Baby Doll yelled at Blanchard, "Let me go, Tully. Let me go!" Blanchard released her and, crying, she went to leave the ring. Blanchard said, "Fine. Walk out. But know that once you walk out of that ring, we are done…forever!" Baby Doll kept walking about and Blanchard said, "Fine, walk out you ungrateful bitch!" Baby Doll turned around and approached Blanchard and punched him in the face, rocking him back a bit. She went to walk away, but he grabbed her by the hair and pulled her back and started to yell at her as she screamed. Blanchard yelled at her saying, "You think you can just walk away from me! You think you can just leave. This isn't over until I say it's over. You are mine, you will always be mine. You are nothing without me!" LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page's entrance music began to play and Page came out. Blanchard released Baby Doll to brawl with Page. Page quickly gained the upper hand and hit Blanchard with the Diamond Cutter before leaving with a visibly shaken Baby Doll.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway was in his office with his bodyguard Sheamus O'Shaunessy. Calaway said, "Well, Sheamus, I guess it's time for me to head to ringside for the main event." O'Shaunessy went to wheel Calaway out of his office, but Calaway stopped him and said, "Sheamus, I want to thank you for watching my back this past month, but I think I can handle it from here." O'Shaunessy asked what he meant and Calaway said, "I guess what I'm trying to say is you're services will no longer be needed." Calaway wheeled himself as O'Shaunessy stood outside Calaway's office with an angry look on his face.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone announced "Fake It" by Seether as the official theme song for the LCW Endgame 2007 pay-per-view on December 23rd.


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LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Nikita Koloff (with LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway, in a wheelchair) in 16:41 by decision in a ladder match after Austin climbed the ladder to retrieve the title belt. During the match, Austin hit Koloff with a second Stone Cold Stunner and began to climb the ladder. Calaway got out of his wheelchair and climbed into the ring, looked down at Nikita Koloff and then looked up at Austin who was halfway up the ladder. Austin looked down at Calaway. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone screamed, "Oh man, don't tell me Calaway is going to screw Austin again. He said he was a changed man. He said being shot had changed him. It doesn't look like a damn thing has changed!" Calaway looked down at Koloff again and then looked up at Austin as he continued to climb the ladder. Calaway grabbed the ladder and Austin looked down at him and then Calaway released the ladder and walked away as Austin continued to climb to the top and grab the title. Calaway made his way up the entrance ramp and stood on the stage and watched as Austin celebrated his victory and actually signaled his approval. Koloff tried to get back to his feet, but Austin hit him with a third Stone Cold Stunner and Koloff rolled out of the ring. As Austin watched Koloff roll out of the ring, the masked man appeared and attacked Austin from behind with a steel chair. The masked man picked up a microphone and said, "Ooooooh, yeah!" The masked man, who had been attacking Austin for the past several months, took off his mask to reveal himself to be Randy "Macho Man" Savage. Savage said, "Austin, I've been the man who's been the thorn in your side for the past couple of months. I've been the man who has ruined every happy moment and I've just ruined another one for you. You're the LCW Universal Champion, but enjoy while you can because your reign isn’t going to last long." Austin started to get to his feet and Savage blasted Austin again with the steel chair. Savage continued, "I want to make one thing perfectly clear to each and every single one of you (pointing to the crowd), that son of a bitch right there (pointing to Calaway who was still standing on the entrance ramp) came to me with a plan and that plan was to make Austin a target and eliminate him. That man right there (pointing to Calaway who was just staring emotionlessly at Savage) said he would get me what I wanted if I came back to Legends Championship Wrestling. This pay-per-view couldn't have been more aptly named because you did have your redemption day, Mr. Calaway. You did the right thing tonight. But you just made the biggest mistake of your life. You had control of the most unpredictable man in professional wrestling and you let go. You've turned a guided missile into a broken arrow!" Calaway continued to stare at Savage as he continued explaining his actions, "When I lost Sensational Sherri Martel in June, I snapped. I went away and I never wanted to come back. I was a lost man and I wasn't going to come back to LCW. But Calaway came to me and said he could give me what I wanted, what I had, what I used to be: a champion! If I was going to come back, I was going to be the best again." Savage turned to Austin, who was being removed from the ring by medical and security officials, and said, "That title that's around your waist used to be mine. I was the first man to hold that title. Two and a half years ago, I defeated Hulk Hogan in the finals of the 16-man tournament to become the first LCW Universal Champion. Calaway didn't think you deserved to be champion, but he's had a change of heart. I haven't! I still think you're a piece of garbage. I think you're nothing more than an ignorant, redneck, piece of white trash. You call yourself the toughest son of a bitch in professional wrestling. Well, I think you're a piece of sh*t! And if you're the toughest son of a bitch, then I want you to look into the eyes of the craziest son of a bitch in professional wrestling." Savage kicked Austin in the head as he tried to get back into the ring, but security officials held him back and dragged him up the entrance ramp. Savage continued, "Keep that title safe, you son of a bitch, keep it clean, because for the past couple of months I've just been the bane of your existence, but now I'm going to be the executioner of your career and I'm going to get back what's mine: the LCW Universal Championship! Oooh, yeah!" Savage then climbed to the top rope and hit Austin who was being dragged away by security officials with a flying double axehandle and the two men brawled as security officials tried to separate the two men. Security kept trying to separate them, but couldn't and the two men continued to brawl.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway was walking though the arena corridor and said goodbye to a couple of the legends and some production staff members. Calaway exited the arena and headed to his limousine. Out of nowhere someone appeared and hit him with a clothesline that almost took his head off. It was Sheamus O'Shaunessy who picked Calaway up by the lapels and said, "You said you didn't need my services anymore, fella. Well, that's a good thing because if I had been with you I'd be out of a feckin' job right now. You might not need my services anymore, but someone will. Who knows, maybe it'll be the new Chairman of the Board." O'Shaunessy opened the limousine door and threw Calaway inside and said, "Have fun in the unemployment line," and slammed the limousine door. O'Shaunessy banged on the hood of the limousine and it drove away as the show went off the air.

LCW Redemption Day 2006 Pay-Per-View Results 11.25.06

LCW Redemption Day Pay-Per-View Results (November 25, 2006) live from the Phillips Arena in Atlanta, GA.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan welcomed everyone to LCW Redemption Day. Schiavone reminded everyone that his normal broadcast partner, Jesse Ventura, would be in the corner of California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger tonight when he faces LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway. Therefore, once again, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan would be with him in the broadcast booth. In the parking lot, Mean Gene Okerlund was waiting for Schwarzenegger and Ventura to arrive at the arena. In another entrance to another parking lot in another part of the building, Sean Mooney was waiting for Calaway to arrive.

Bam Bam Bigelow (with Luna Vachon) defeated LCW Television Champion Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) in 8:10 by decision in an ambulance match to win the LCW Television Championship when Bigelow threw Williams in the back of the ambulance and closed the door after a Greetings From Asbury Park through a table by the ambulance. After throwing Williams in the ambulance, Watts tried to attack Bigelow, but Bigelow hit Watts with a powerslam on the cement floor by the ambulance and threw him in the ambulance as well.

In the back, Jake Roberts arrived at the arena and was met at the door by LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel and was told that the contract that Slick signed for the loser leaves LCW match last week on Showdown was valid and binding, but Bockwinkel promised that he would look into it for him and see what he could do for Roberts. Roberts said that he was weak and had made a mistake and that he was sorry. Bockwinkel said, "I know you are, Jake. I'll see what I can do for you." Roberts shook Bockwinkel's hand and walked away and left the arena.

The Rock 'n' Roll Express and The Midnight Express won a 15-team battle royal in 10:44 to determine the two teams who would go on to face Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater in a triple threat match later in the night to determine the number one contenders for the LCW United States Tag Team Championships. Also in the battle royal were: Rick Steiner and Road Warrior Animal, Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas, The Brisco Brothers, The Killer Bees, The Young Stallions, The Fantastics, The Bushwhackers, The Funk Brothers, Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard (with James J. Dillon), Doom (with Woman), The Freebirds (with Buddy Roberts), The Islanders, and The Rougeau Brothers (with Jimmy Hart). During the match, Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater came out and watched the match from the entrance ramp.
Order of Elimination:
- The Bushwhackers were eliminated by Rick Steiner and Road Warrior Animal at 0:47 when Road Warrior Animal press slammed Bushwhacker Luke over the top rope.
- The Freebirds were eliminated by Rick Steiner and Road Warrior Animal at 1:14 when Rick Steiner clotheslined Jimmy Garvin over the top rope.
- The Islanders were eliminated by Rick Steiner and Road Warrior Animal at 2:52 when Road Warrior Animal clotheslined Tama over the top rope.
- Rick Steiner and Road Warrior Animal were eliminated by Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard at 2:59 when Anderson clotheslined Steiner and Blanchard clothesllined Animal over the top rope at the same time.
- Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard were eliminated by Rick Steiner and Road Warrior Animal at 3:12 when Animal and Steiner returned to the ring and threw Anderson and Blanchard over the top rope before brawling with them to the back.
- The Brisco Brothers and The Funk Brothers were eliminated by Doom at 4:29 when Ron Simmons dumped Terry Funk and Jack Brisco, who were brawling with each other, over the top rope.
- The Rougeau Brothers were eliminated by The Killer Bees at 5:11 when Brian Blair dropkicked Raymond Rougeau over the top rope.
- Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson were eliminated by The Midnight Express at 5:32 when Bobby Eaton clothesline Rocky Johnson over the top rope.
- The Killer Bees were eliminated by Doom at 6:13 when Ron Simmons and Butch reed clotheslined Jim Brunzell over the top rope.
- Doom were eliminated by The Fantastics at 7:35 when The Fantastics double dropkicked Butch Reed over the top rope.
- The Fantastics were eliminated by The Midnight Express at 9:16 when Stan Lane back bodydropped Bobby Fulton as Fulton ran towards him.
- The Young Stallions were eliminated by The Midnight Express at 10:40 when Bobby Eaton pushed Paul Roma off the rope.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed Ted DiBiase with Virgil about his match tonight against LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich. DiBiase said it was simply a matter of destiny. He said Von Erich was going to pay the price tonight and DiBiase was going to take the LCW Heritage Championship no matter the cost. He also warned that his old friend Terry Taylor had better stay out of his way as well or he would just as much a price as Von Erich. Mooney asked about Randy Savage and DiBiase said Savage had forgotten that he could buy and sell anybody and he could buy and sell Savage as well if he had to. DiBiase said Savage had been getting in his way recently, but he had been letting it go, but he had better stay out of his business tonight.

LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich (with Terry Taylor) defeated Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) in 6:51 by disqualification after Terry Taylor blasted Von Erich with a steel chair right in front of the referee after Von Erich was thrown into the ropes by DiBiase and accidentally knocked Taylor off the ring apron. Taylor continued to attack Von Erich as Savage chased DiBiase out of the ring and through the crowd. LCW security officials came out and pulled Taylor out of the ring as the cameras followed Savage and DiBiase to the back where DiBiase locked himself in a locker room as Savage tried to knock the door down.

In the back, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger arrived to the arena with Jesse Ventura. Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Schwarzenegger and Ventura. Schwarzenegger said he was here to do one thing and that was take care of business. He said Calaway had not only insulted him, but also the state of California and he was there to defend his honor and the honor of his state. Okerlund asked Ventura about Calaway threatening to fire him if Schwarzenegger won tonight and Ventura said it wasn't an issue because he could always find work somewhere else. Ventura reiterated that he was solidly behind his friend Arnold Schwarzenegger tonight.

Demolition defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) in 6:04 by disqualification after Paul Jones interfered and attacked Smash in front of the referee as Demolition had Barbarian in position for the Decapitation Device. After the match, Demolition hit Paul Jones with the Decapitation Device and then threw him over the top rope and he landed on The Warlord and The Barbarian.

In the back, Randy Savage was still trying to knock Ted DiBiase's locker room door down and now had a sledgehammer and was yelling, "Nobody owns me, you son of a bitch." He was finally able to knock the door off it's hinges, but the window was open and it was apparent that DiBiase and Virgil had escaped the arena through the window.

The Nasty Boys (with Missy Hyatt) defeated Strike Force in 5:17 by pinfall when Brian Knobbs pinned Rick Martel after a powerslam on Missy Hyatt's purse which she threw into the ring in a match to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships. After the match, Tito Santana pulled a steel plate out of Missy Hyatt's purse.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Stone Cold Steve Austin who said he respected Magnum TA more than any other guy in Legends Championship Wrestling, but he was going to do whatever it took to win this match tonight and finish this thing once and for all and prove he was, simply put, better than Magnum TA and win back "his" title. Austin said Magnum has something that belonged to him and he was going to get it back.

Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated LCW International Champion Magnum TA in 29:54 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner in a 30-minute Iron Man match to win the LCW International Championship. After the match, Magnum handed the title to Austin and the two men embraced and Magnum raised Austin's arm in the air.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Superstar Billy Graham after he arrived to the arena in a limousine. There were reporters taking pictures and Graham told Okerlund, "The 'Superstar' and the future champion is here. Take a good look, because I'm leaving here tonight with the gold, daddy. Take your pictures now, because this is the last time you'll ever get to take a picture of me without the title around my waist."

LCW United States Champion Diamond Dalllas Page defeated Kevin Sullivan (with Kimberly Page) in 7:19 by decision after the Diamond Cutter in a last man standing match after Sullivan couldn't answer the ten count. After the match, Kimberly Page jumped on Page's back and tried to attack him, but he threw her off. She looked like she was going to cry. Page helped her to her feet and then kissed her. She slapped Page and he hit her with the Diamond Cutter before leaving her lying in the ring with Sullivan.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater about their chances of winning the triple threat match tonight against The Rock 'n' Roll Express and The Midnight Express to determine the number one contenders for the LCW United States Tag Team Championships. Okerlund pointed out that their manager Cowboy Bill Watts wouldn't be in their corner after being powerslammed on the cement floor earlier in the night by Bam Bam Bigelow. Orton said as much as Watts was an asset to their team, he wasn't the team and they could win without him. Orton also talked about the fact that The Rock 'n' Roll Express and The Midnight Express had already wrestled tonight. Orton and Slater said the Original Country Boys were going to go all the way.

Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater defeated The Rock 'n' Roll Express and The Midnight Express in 5:53 by pinfall when Orton pinned Robert Gibson after the superplex in a triple threat match to determine the number one contenders for the LCW United States Tag Team Championships.

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff arrived at the arena in a Hummer.

Sgt. Slaughter, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Barry Windham, Mike Rotundo, Corporal Kirchner defeated The Iron Sheik, Nikolai Volkoff, Boris Zhukov, Baron Von Raschke and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie in 16:55 in an elimination match. Before the match, LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel came out and reminded everyone that the first man eliminated would have to leave Legends Championship Wrestling. Sgt. Slaughter was the sole survivor.
Order of Elimination:
- Hacksaw Jim Duggan was eliminated at 4:01 by disqualification after using the two-by-four on Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie. As a result of being the first person eliminated, Bockwinkel said Hacksaw Jim Duggan was fired. Duggan tried to argue the decision, but Bockwinkel said it was a legitimate elimination and said Duggan knew the consequences going into the match and there was nothing he could do.
- Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie was eliminated at 4:01 after Hacksaw Jim Duggan used his two-by-four on Al-Kassie. Al-Kassie had to be carried to the back by LCW medical officials.
- Boris Zhukov was eliminated by Corporal Kirchner at 6:06 by submission with the Cobra Clutch.
- Mike Rotundo was eliminated by Baron Von Raschke at 7:17 by submission when Raschke applied the claw on Rotundo's already injured neck.
- Baron Von Raschke was eliminated by Barry Windham at 9:02 by pinfall with a small package rollup.
- Corporal Kirchner was eliminated by Nikolai Volkoff at 12:34 by disqualification after Kirchner refused to release the Cobra Clutch after Volkoff had already submitted. The elimination of Volkoff was overturned and Kirchner was eliminated instead.
- Barry Windham was eliminated by The Iron Sheik at 13:12 by submission with the Camel Clutch.
- Nikolai Volkoff was eliminated by Sgt. Slaughter at 14:55 by pinfall when Slaughter pinned Volkoff after the Super Slaughter Cannon clothesline from the top rope.
- The Iron Sheik was eliminated by Sgt. Slaughter at 16:55 by submission with the Cobra Clutch.

In the back, Jesse Ventura and Arnold Schwarzenegger headed to the ring for Schwarzenegger's match against LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway.

LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway defeated Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (with Jesse Ventura) in 3:42 by pinfall after Jesse Ventura interfered, hit Schwarzenegger with a steel chair, and then draped Calaway's arm over Schwarzenegger. During most of the match, Calaway walked around the ring, got in and out of the ring, and tried to avoid Schwarzenegger. Ventura eventually threw Calaway into the ring, obviously to fool Schwarzenegger into believing that Ventura really was in his corner. However, once the action started, Schwarzenegger dominated Calaway with several forearms and right hands and stomped him in the corner. Ventura got into the ring with a steel chair and looked like he was going to hand it to Schwarzenegger to use on Calaway and even told Schwarzenegger to turn around and pick Calaway up out of the corner so he could hit him with the chair, but when Schwarzenegger turned around Ventura blasted him with the steel chair. Ventura draped Calaway's arm over Schwarzenegger and threw the referee down to the mat to make the pinfall count. After the match, Ventura helped Calaway to his feet and out of the ring. Medical officials quickly came out to check on Schwarzenegger and helped him to the back.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund was standing with a doctor and reported from outside The Hart Foundation's locker room door. The doctor told Okerlund that Jim Neidhart had not been medically cleared to wrestle. The doctor said, "He suffered a Grade III concussion which generally translates to no contact sports for about a month. Often in sports such as football or baseball, this would mean the season could potentially be over for the athlete." Okerlund said that there were no seasons in wrestling and that while Neidhart hadn't been cleared to wrestle he had signed a waiver which will allow him to compete tonight. The doctor said, "I can't say enough that Jim Neidhart should be not be in the ring tonight."

Jesse Ventura returned to the broadcast booth, thanked Bobby Heenan for taking his place while he was away, and then laughed at Arnold Schwarzenegger saying he had always wanted to be just like Jesse Ventura. Ventura said he made the movies Predator and Running Man blockbusters. Ventura said he was the Governor of Minnesota and Schwarzenegger had to be just like him and became Governor of California. Schiavone said he was in shock and Ventura said then he could shut up and Ventura could do the rest of the show.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Skyscrapers defeated The Hart Foundation in 3:24 by pinfall when Sid Vicious pinned Jim Neidhart after Neidhart collapsed in the middle of the ring. After the match, Neidhart had to be taken from the ring on a stretcher.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Superstar Billy Graham again and Graham said tonight was the night that his destiny would be realized because tonight he was going to win the LCW Universal Championship from Nikita Koloff.

The Yakuza Mafia (Keiji Muto, Masahiro Chono, Kensuke Sasaki, Yoshihiro Tenzan, and Genichiro Tenryu) defeated Fuji's Crew (Don Muraco, Killer Khan, The Orient Express, and Mr, Fuji) in 9:47 in an elimination match. Keiji Muto, Masahiro Chono, Kensuke Sasaki, and Hiroyoshi Tenzan were the survivors.
Order of Elimination:
- Sato was eliminated by Kensuke Sasaki at 2:35 by pinfall after the Northern Lights Bomb.
- Genichiro Tenryu was eliminated by Don Muraco at 4:18 by pinfall after a powerslam after Mr. Fuji threw powder in Tenryu's eyes.
- Tanaka was eliminated by Hiroyoshi Tenzan at 7:22 by submission with the Anaconda Vice.
- Killer Khan was eliminated by Masahiro Chono at 8:15 by pinfall after the Shining Yakuza Kick.
- Don Muraco was eliminated by Keiji Muto at 8:40 by pinfall after the Shining Wizard.
- Mr. Fuji was eliminated by Keiji Muto at 9:47 by pinfall after the Shining Wizard.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura announced that for the first time ever Rowdy Roddy Piper would host the Piper's Pit interview segment on LCW Showdown next week announcement with LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway and Jesse Ventura. Ventura said they would explain why they screwed Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Superstar Billy Graham defeated LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff in 13:16 by pinfall with a rollup with his feet on the ropes to win the LCW Universal Championship.