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LCW Torment 2009 Pay-Per-View Results 04.12.09

2009-04-11T14:39:00.000-07:00

LCW Torment Pay-Per-View Results (April 12, 2009) live from the AT&T Center in San Antonio, TX.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to LCW Torment 2009 pay-per-view as fireworks exploded all over the arena. Schiavone and Zbyszko ran down the complete card and focused on the main event featuring LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA defending his title against, perhaps, his greatest challenge yet: Bill Goldberg. In the parking lot, LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner was shown arriving to the arena with LCW General Manager Eric Bischoff, Bill Goldberg and Diamond Dallas Page.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed One Man Gang and the Raging Bull Manny Fernandez and asked Fernandez why he decided to be Gang’s partner after their recent history together. Fernandez said to Gang, “I just want to be clear about one thing, daddy. I’m not doing this for you or that fat bastard King Kong Bundy and don’t think that I’ve forgotten for one minute what you guys tried to do to me a few weeks ago. Everyone’s been asking me if I think I can trust you. And I honestly don’t know, daddy. And, honestly, I don’t care. You said last month that I had gone soft when I shook Terry Funk’s hand, when I showed him the respect that he’s due as a man, as a legend in this business. Well, I think we all know that I squashed that garbage when I kicked your ass last month at Breaking Point. You can say that I've gone soft if you want to, but at the end of the day, daddy, I’ve gotten a whole lot smarter. Because when your partner injured himself and you needed someone to step up and be your partner, I stepped up and took advantage of the opportunity. But you see, I’m not doing this for you. I’m not really even doing this for me. As far as you and me being a team go, daddy, it’s just a means to an end. You see, I’ve only had one real tag team partner and that was Ravishing Rick Rude. Together, we were the Awesome Twosome and together we became NWA World Tag Team Champions. In eight days, it’s been ten years since he left us. Tonight, it’s not about me and it certainly about your fat ass. Be my partner, don’t be my partner. Hell, turn on me if you want, daddy, and I’ll kick your ass too, because tonight I’m winning the LCW World Tag Team Championships. Siempre me amigo! Este es para usted, hermano!” Fernandez walked away without Gang and Mooney waited for Gang to say something, but Gang just walked away, following after Fernandez.

One Man Gang and Manny Fernandez defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions The Nasty Boys in 7:42 by pinfall to win the LCW World Tag Team Championships when Fernandez pinned Brian Knobbs after the Flying Burrito. After the match, Fernandez went to leave the ring with both title belts, but turned around and threw one of the belts in the ring to Gang before leaving ringside without Gang.

In the back, Sgt. Slaughter was seen talking with Ken Patera, who was still wearing the bandages on his face and around his head as a result of the fireball that was thrown in his face two weeks ago by General Skandor Akbar on LCW Showdown. Slaughter said that he was going to take care of Abdullah the Butcher tonight and then Patera could take care of the rest of the Disciples of Allah when he’s back at 100%. Patera said he was going to be at ringside tonight with Slaughter and would make sure that Akbar and Al-Kassie don’t interfere. Slaughter and Patera left the locker room together.

LCW Television Champion Wildfire Tommy Rich (with Missy Hyatt and Hollywood John Tatum) defeated Austin Idol in 8:19 by pinfall after the Wildfire Driver. During the match, Hollywood John Tatum tried to interfere in the match, but Rich pushed him down to the mat and told him to get out of the ring. Moments later, Missy Hyatt jumped up on the ring apron and Rich told her to get off the ring apron and get back down to the floor. Rich then signaled to a confused Idol that this was between the two of them only. The match continued until Rich hit Idol with the Wildfire Driver for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Rich helped Idol to his feet and the two men shook hands. Missy Hyatt came into the ring and talked to the two men and all three men hugged in the ring before leaving together.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed LCW Television Champion Wildfire Tommy Rich, Hollywood John Tatum, and Missy Hyatt as they came through the curtain and asked them about what happened only moments earlier and why they had seemingly reunited. Rich said what Mercer saw assembled before them was too special, too powerful, and too important to be ignored and thrown away over something like a title shot. Idol said mistakes had been made, but he got his opportunity and Rich proved himself to be the better man and he was proud of his effort and was proud of Rich and was proud to be reunited with Hyatt International.

Abdullah the Butcher (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) defeated Sgt. Slaughter (with Ken Patera) in 5:34 by pinfall after Stan Hansen interfered and hit Slaughter with the Lariat clothesline. During the match, Patera chased Adnan and Al-Kassie to the back. After the match, Hansen left ringside through the crowd as Patera returned to ringside and attacked Abdullah the Butcher, hitting him with a massive bodyslam before Abdullah rolled out of the ring. Patera went after Abdullah and locked him in the full nelson, refusing the break the hold as security officials came out and tried to get him to break it. The Iron Sheik and the Bolsheviks came out and got Patera to break the hold as Slaughter held Patera back so the Disciples of Allah and security could escort Abdullah up the entrance ramp and to the back.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Diamond Dallas Page about his match with Dr. Death Steve Williams and his recently formed alliance with Bill Goldberg. Page said he and Goldberg had been friends for a long time and he while he didn’t have any personal problem with LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA he was going to enjoy watching Goldberg end his title reign tonight. Page said he didn’t have a problem with Williams either, but he did have a problem with Williams’ aim, referring to Williams’ hitting Page with a spear twice, one instance which cost Page the LCW International Championship last month at Breaking Point. Page said Williams may have cost him the LCW International Championship, but it didn’t matter because tonight he was going to make Williams “feel the bang!”

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Powers of Pain (with Mr. Fuji) defeated the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express in 6:43 by pinfall when the Warlord pinned Gibson after the powerslam.

In the back, Sir Oliver Humperdink approached Paul Orndorff and offered him his managerial services and offered to accompany him to ringside for his match with LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard. Humperdink said that he could make sure that Baby Doll “doesn’t try anything.” Orndorff thanked Humperdink and said, “No offense intended, but I really don’t think I need you, but you’re welcome to join me at ringside.” Humperdink thanked Orndorff and said he was going to help him become the new LCW International Champion. Orndorff walked away and Humperdink followed after him.

Diamond Dallas Page defeated Dr. Death Steve Williams in 9:57 by pinfall after the Diamond Cutter. During the match, Cowboy Bill Watts came out and watched the match from ringside. Williams attempted to hit Page with the three-point stance shoulderblock, but Watts grabbed Williams leg and Williams stumbled as he ran towards Page. Page moved out of the way and threw Williams head first between the ropes and into the steel ringpost, and then hit a dazed Williams with the Diamond Cutter for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Page left ringside with Watts.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed Don Muraco and Sir Oliver Humperdink about Muraco’s upcoming match with LCW United States Champion Rick Martel. Muraco said he was doing as much for his friend Tito Santana as he was doing it for himself and to win the LCW United States Championship. Muraco said he wanted to see Martel try to slam him into the steel ringpost like he did Santana last month, taking him out of action. He said his only concern was making sure that Humperdink was fully focused on him and “not distracted by someone else, someone wonderful.” Humperdink said Muraco didn’t have anything to worry about and he was focused on helping Muraco become the new LCW United States Champion.

LCW United States Champion Rick Martel defeated Don Muraco (with Sir Oliver Humperdink) in 7:01 by pinfall with a rollup with his feet on the ropes.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner, LCW General Manager Eric Bischoff, Bill Goldberg, Diamond Dallas Page and Cowboy Bill Watts were celebrating Page’s victory over Dr. Death Steve Williams. They were laughing and Page suggested that maybe now Williams would stop running towards people.

Paul Orndorff (with Sir Oliver Humperdink) defeated LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) in 7:03 by disqualification after Kevin Sullivan interfered and blasted Orndorff with a steel chair in front of the referee. After the match, Sullivan attacked Humperdink, blasting him with the steel chair as well, as he left ringside.

In the back, LCW General Manager Eric Bischoff was talking with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner about LCW Showdown and Bischoff said he had a special night planned. He said that every title would be on the line and every championship would have a contenders match. Bischoff added that the contenders for that night’s matches as well as the matches featuring the contenders would all be drawn at random. He said he was calling it the “Showdown Sweepstakes.” Turner said he liked the sound of it.

The Long Riders (with Maw Bass) defeated Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater (with Col. Robert Parker) in 9:32 by pinfall in a double bullrope match when Ron Bass pinned Orton after Don Bass interfered, took off his boot, and blasted Orton as he had Ron Bass on the top rope, in position for the superplex. Before interfering, Col. Robert Parker was hassling Maw Bass at ringside in front of Parker. Don Bass took exception to the way Parker was talking to Maw Bass and started arguing with Parker. Parker took a swing at Don Bass, but missed. Bass then blasted Parker, knocking him out. As Orton was placing Ron Bass on the top rope, Don Bass jumped over the security barricade, kicked Parker in the head, took off his boot, and jumped up on the ring apron to hit Orton with his boot. After the match, the Long Riders left with Maw Bass and Don Bass.

In the back, Bill Mercer attempted to interview Sir Oliver Humperdink, who was being looked at by medical officials after being hit with a steel chair by Kevin Sullivan. Paul Orndorff appeared and apologized for letting that happen to Humperdink. Humperdink said that he knew the risk he was taken and given Orndorff’s recent history with Sullivan he knew there was a possibility that something like that might happen. Humperdink said that Orndorff needed him now more than ever and said, “Nobody knows Kevin Sullivan better than me. Nobody knows what he’s capable of.” Humperdink asked Orndorff to join the New House of Humperdink and said he would have the full support of Don Muraco, the Wild Samoans, and Superstar Billy Graham, when he returns, behind him. Orndorff agreed and the two men shook hands. Orndorff said, “But this isn’t over, but it’s going to end tonight.”

Nikita Koloff defeated LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Sullivan (with Luna Vachon) in 6:10 by pinfall to win the LCW Heritage Championship after the Russian Sickle clothesline after Paul Orndorff interfered and hit Sullivan with a steel chair while he was outside the ring. Orndorff rolled Sullivan into the ring and Koloff hit Sullivan with the Russian Sickle for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Orndorff got in the ring to continue attacking Sullivan. Luna Vachon tried to attack Orndorff and jumped on his back, but Koloff came into the ring and pulled Vachon off of Orndorff’s back, threw her over his shoulder and carried her out of the ring and to the back. Meanwhile, in the ring, Orndorff went to hit Sullivan with a piledriver, but Sullivan slipped out of the hold, got out of the ring and ran through the crowd as Orndorff chased after him through the crowd and to the back.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA about his upcoming title defense against Bill Goldberg. Magnum TA talked about being the longest reigning champion in Legends Championship Wrestling and what that meant to him, how proud he was of being the longest reigning champion. Magnum TA talked about all the legends he had defended the title against since winning the title, legends like Nikita Koloff, Dr. Death Steve Williams, The Raging Bull Manny Fernandez, the Macho Man Randy Savage, the Disciples of Allah, the Great Muta, and all the other legends in Legends Championship Wrestling. Magnum said through it all there remained a single constant, a common thread they all shared: all of them had earned their title shots, all of them had proven themselves to be worthy of a shot at the most prestigious championship in Legends Championship Wrestling, the championship that he had sacrificed everything to win and given everything to hold on to. Magnum said, “This means everything to me, man. You just don’t understand, Mercer. This is my second chance. This is my legacy. Not some stupid car accident. Not some reign as NWA World Heavyweight Champion that might have happened. This is what defines me now. This is who I am. This is what I’m all about.” Magnum said he wasn’t going to let someone like Bill Goldberg, who hadn’t proved himself, who got a shot at the title because he walked through the door and knew the right people, take the title from him.

LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA defeated Bill Goldberg in 19:10 by pinfall. During the match, the referee was knocked out. Goldberg hit Magnum with the spear and then put Magnum in position for the Jackhammer. Magnum managed to slip out of the Jackhammer and hit Goldberg with the belly-to-belly suplex. Magnum covered Goldberg for the pinfall, but there was no referee. Diamond Dallas Page came out and hit Magnum with the Diamond Cutter. Macho Man Randy Savage came out and stood in the ring with Page. Page hugged Savage and Savage hugged him back. Page encouraged Savage to climb to the top rope and hit Magnum TA with the flying elbow smash, but at the last second, Savage changed direction and hit Goldberg with the flying elbow smash instead. Savage hit Page with the double axehandle, knocking him out of the ring before leaving through the crowd.

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LCW Torment 2009 Pay-Per-View Preview

2009-04-10T13:03:00.001-07:00

A new month is upon us and so is the 2009 edition of the LCW Torment pay-per-view. Let’s get straight down to business and preview this year’s card, shall we?

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Nasty Boys vs. One Man Gang and Manny Fernandez: It was a few weeks ago on LCW Showdown that One Man Gang and King Kong Bundy won the right to face LCW World Tag Team Champions The Nasty Boys at LCW Torment. However, the following week, King Kong Bundy injured himself during a tag team match with the Hart Foundation, forcing One Man Gang to find a new tag team partner. Enter the Raging Bull Manny Fernandez! What makes this situation even more interesting? One month earlier, the Raging Bull and Gang collided at the LCW Breaking Point pay-per-view. Why would Fernandez help Gang? Is it purely to become a Champion in Legends Championship Wrestling, or was there a true offering of an olive branch between Gang and Fernandez? One thing’s for sure, this Sunday they will meet the LCW World Tag Team Champions and only one team can be the champions.
Prediction: The Nasty Boys to retain the titles.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Powers of Pain (with Mr. Fuji) vs. The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express: When Mr. Fuji issued an open challenge to any team in Legends Championship Wrestling to face his team, the Powers of Pain, there were two things that he wasn’t expecting: 1) it would be The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express to accept that challenge. 2) That they would defeat the Powers of Pain in a non-title match. While that match wasn’t for the titles, they will on the line this Sunday at the LCW Torment pay-per-view. Which team can walk out champions?
Prediction: The Rock 'n' Roll Express become the LCW United States Tag Team Champions.

Sgt. Slaughter vs. Abdullah the Butcher (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie): During the LCW Television Championship tournament, General Skandor Akbar took his former charge Kan Patera out of the tournament with a fireball to the face. While Patera wanted revenge, he was not allowed it after medical officials told LCW General Manager Eric Bischoff Patera couldn’t compete. Like any good friend, Sgt. Slaughter stepped up and will face Abdullah The Butcher, the man Patera was facing in the tournament, in a one-on-one match. This past week on LCW Showdown, Patera vowed that, upon his return, he would take his revenge against the Disciples of Allah. The question is, when?
Prediction: Sgt. Slaughter pulls one out for his friend, Ken Patera.

Dr. Death Steve Williams vs. Diamond Dallas Page: If you had told me one month ago that I would be previewing this match, I would have laughed at you. Because one month ago, Dr. Death and DDP were seemingly on the same page. However, it was at the LCW Breaking Point pay-per-view last month that Williams cost DDP his shot at winning the LCW International Championship from it’s then, and current proprietor Tully Blanchard. The following week on Showdown, Page would show his true colors, aligning himself with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner, LCW General Manager Eric Bischoff and Bill Goldberg. This past week, Williams was defeated by Goldberg, and later showed up to help Magnum TA during a post match beat down that involved DDP and Goldberg. What will happen between these two at LCW Torment this Sunday?
Prediction: With the roll he's been on, and Dr. Death's broken arrow approach to the Spear, DDP will win this Sunday!

LCW United States Champion Rick Martel vs. Don Muraco: When Magnificent Don Muraco helped former LCW United States Champion Tito Santana, as the current LCW United States Champion Rick Martel attempted to beat Santana down, it immediately lit a fire under Martel. Now, the two men prepare to compete for the title. And while Muraco may be trying to avenge his fallen friend Santana, one has to believe he’d also love to be called the LCW United States Champion.
Prediction: Don Muraco becomes the new LCW United States Champion.

Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater (with Col. Robert Parker) vs. The Long Riders (with Maw Bass) in a double bullrope match: In what could be known as one of the more interesting feuds in recent memory, Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater prepare to take on The Long Riders in a double bullrope match at LCW Torment this Sunday. A few months ago, Col. Robert Parker, manager of Orton and Slater fell into a romance of-sorts with Maw Bass, the manager of The Long Riders. It was only when Parker double-crossed Bass to get Slater and Orton a title shot, that he scorned Bass. And as they say, hell hath no fury like the wrath of a woman scorned. This past week, the challenge was made from Maw Bass to Parker’s boys for the double bullrope Match. The match has been accepted, and it has been made official by LCW management. All that’s left, is for the match to go down. And it will… this Sunday!
Prediction: The Long Riders get the victory.

LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Sullivan (with Luna Vachon) vs. Nikita Koloff: In a match made official just this past week on LCW Showdown, through Nikita Koloff defeating Barry Windham to earn the opportunity, the Russian Nightmare looks to win gold this Sunday at LCW Torment, as he takes on Kevin Sullivan. Koloff, however, isn’t the only one after Sullivan, as Paul Orndorff also desired this opportunity. Thanks to LCW General Manager Eric Bischoff, Koloff will get the shot. Can he make the most of it, and become the LCW Heritage Champion?
Prediction: Kevin Sullivan to retain.

LCW Television Champion Wildfire Tommy Rich (with Missy Hyatt) vs. Austin Idol: After turning on Brutus Beefcake a few months ago and forming an alliance with Austin Idol and Hollywood John Tatum, Wildfire Tommy Rich, with help from Idol and Tatum, won the LCW Television Championship. Idol and Tatum wanted to know who would be the first man to be given a title shot. A tournament was ordered by the LCW Board of Directors to determine the new number one contender for the LCW Television Championship. Idol and Tatum were both determine to win the tournament and made it to the finals, where Idol beat Tatum to become the new number one contender. However, Tatum and Rich attacked Idol, almost delivering a odd sense of punishment for winning the tournament before Rich apologized and welcomed Idol back into the group, an invitation that Idol refused with a chair shot to Rich during a rematch with Beefcake. Will Idol be able to secure his first title in LCW or will Rich prove that he didn't need Idol or Rich to win the LCW Television Championship.
Prediction: Wildfire Tommy Rich to retain with help from Missy Hyatt and Wildfire Tommy Rich.

LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) vs. Paul Orndorff: Last week on LCW Showdown, Paul Orndorff asked LCW General Manager Eric Bischoff for a shot at the LCW Heritage Championship, but we think he wanted to get his hands on Kevin Sullivan more than the title. Bischoff did him one better and gave him a shot at the LCW International Championship, instead. The question on everyone's mind at LCWrestling.com is if Orndorff can stay out of Sullivan's match and if Sullivan can stay out of Orndorff's match. Something tells us they won't be able to resist interfereing in each other's matches, but we'll have to wait until Sunday to find out.
Prediction: Tully Blanchard to retain the title.

LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA vs. Bill Goldberg: Finally, the main event of LCW Torment, as the longest-reigning LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA defends the coveted belt against Bill Goldberg, in what is sure to be a clash of the titans. Magnum, who won the belt at SuperClash last year, already has his name etched in LCW history forever, this Sunday, he hopes to continue his title reign by defeating Goldberg. One month ago, Goldberg made a shocking arrival to Legends Championship Wrestling, getting himself involved in a melee at the LCW Breaking Point pay-per-view, at the behest of the media baron and LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner. Goldberg certainly caught the attention and the ire of the LCW Universal Champion, and when Turner managed to twist the arm of the Board of Directors to get Goldberg the shot, fear was struck into the hearts of every Magnum TA fan that he could lose the championship. Never count Magnum out, however, as he has been a dominating force in Legends Championship Wrestling. It all comes down to this Sunday at the LCW Torment pay-per-view when Goldberg challenges Magnum TA.
Prediction: Goldberg becomes the new LCW Universal Champion.

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LCW Torment 2008 Pay-Per-View Results 04.20.08

2008-04-20T23:31:00.000-07:00

LCW Torment Pay-Per-View Results (April 20, 2008) live from the St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa, FL.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to a LCW Torment as "Afterlife" by Avenged Sevenfold, the official theme song for LCW Torment, played in the background and as fireworks exploded all over the arena. After Schiavone and Zbyszko reviewed the complete card, including the main event featuring LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin putting his title on the line against Stan Hansen, Schiavone said, “Let’s go to ringside and ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta!”

In the back, Stan Hansen was shown arriving to the arena and, from the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko discussed the main event match between Hansen and LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin. Schiavone and Zbyszko also discussed that Hansen’s status as the number one contender in spite of the fact that he’s never been able to defeat Austin in the previous matches. Schiavone asked if tonight might be the night that Hansen upsets the champion and becomes a two-time LCW Universal Champion. Zbyszko said, “Yeah, and that’s not something you want to forget and it’s something that Austin would be wise not to forget. Stan Hansen has been the LCW Universal Champion before. He upset Hulk Hogan two and a half years ago to win the title. He could do it again tonight. He could have Austin’s number. You say it’s telling that they have been in the ring together so many times and Hansen has never managed to get the better of Austin, but maybe all those matches have given Hansen the ability to feel out Austin and come up with something that could be the difference maker here tonight.”

LCW World Tag Team Champion The Skyscrapers defeated The Midnight Express in 6:28 by countout when Sid Vicious powerbombed Dennis Condrey from the ring, over the top rope, and through a table at ringside. Condrey, the legal man, was counted out, and had to be taken from ringside on a stretcher.

In the back, Col. Robert Parker was having some last minute alterations made to his tuxedo before his wedding to Lady Amazon. LCW United States Tag Team Champions Dirty Dick Slater and Cowboy Bob Orton appeared and Parker asked them to be his best men. Slater said they were worried that he wasn’t focused on business tonight and the fact that they had to defend the titles later in the evening against former champions the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express. Parker said he was focused, but he also wanted to express his love for Lady Amazon by marrying her in front of a worldwide audience tonight. Parker said, “You can’t stop love, boys. As for the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express, don’t worry about them. They’re not going to be a problem tonight. Not going to be a problem at all” Parker, Orton, and Slater walked out of the locker room.

In the back, as Dennis Condrey was being put into the back of an ambulance, LCW General Manager Ole Anderson appeared and told Condrey he’d be all right and he’d get the best care possible. Condrey yelled, “I think they broke my back! Those bastards broke my back!” Anderson said he would take care of the Skyscrapers and he told Condrey to get better soon so he could take care of the Skyscrapers himself. Bobby Eaton, who was standing beside Condrey’s stretcher and got into the ambulance with Condrey, got in Anderson’s face and said, “Don’t worry about the Skyscrapers. I’ll take care of them myself.” Eaton then slammed the ambulance door shut and the ambulance drove away.

In the ring, a wedding set had been erected and Col. Robert Parker, wearing a tuxedo and a cowboy hat and cowboy boots, came out with his best men LCW United States Tag Team Champions Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater for Parker’s wedding to Lady Amazon. Lady Amazon, accompanied by her maid of honor Missy Hyatt came out and joined Parker in the ring. As the reverend began the ceremony, he asked if anyone had any reason why Parker and Slater should not marry and the lights went out and Demolition’s theme song began to play. Parker, Amazon, Orton, and Slater turned to the entrance ramp, but Demolition appeared behind them and jumped in the ring, quickly clotheslining Orton and Slater over the top rope. Demolition then grabbed Parker and were going to hit him with the Decapitation Device, but Orton and Slater got back in the ring and attacked Demolition and left with Parker and Amazon. Demolition destroyed the wedding set before leaving the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Kevin Sullivan and Luna Vachon. Sullivan said he and Luna Vachon were going to put Iceman King Parsons in the hospital just like they put Superstar Billy Graham in the hospital.

Kevin Sullivan (with Luna Vachon) defeated Iceman King Parsons in 6:49 by pinfall after the double stomp after Luna Vachon interfered and hit Parsons with a low blow. After the match, Abdullah the Butcher and Kamala attacked Parsons and both Abdullah and Kamala hit Parsons with splashes before leaving ringside with Sullivan and Vachon.

In the parking lot, LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin was shown arriving to the arena.

In the ring, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced the LCW Chairman of the Board Jim Crockett, Jr., and the Board of Directors: Bruno Sammartino, Verne Gagne, Mil Mascaras, Gene Kiniski, Pat Patterson, Pedro Morales, Dominic DeNucci, Baron Mikel Scicluna, Capt. Lou Albano, and Dory Funk, Jr. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone noted that Killer Kowalski, a member of the LCW Board of Directors, was in a rehab center in Massachusetts after suffering severe knee injuries after a series of falls. Crockett announced that Ivan Koloff would be inducted into the Hall of Heroes at the NWA Legends Fanfest 2008 in Charlotte, NC, in August, but they wanted to honor Ivan Koloff themselves here tonight. Crockett passed the microphone to Bruno Sammartino who introduced Koloff as the man who ended his seven-year reign as WWWF Heavyweight Champion. Koloff came into the ring and was welcomed by his fellow Board of Directors. Koloff said he wanted to thank them all for the honor and said he was looking forward to taking part in the NWA Legends Fanfest in August and being inducted into the Hall of Heroes. Suddenly, Nikita Koloff’s music began to play and Nikita joined everyone in the ring. Nikita said that Ivan had sold out to the fans and the Board of Directors. Nikita said Ivan had become a pathetic shadow of the man he used to be proud of. Ivan asked the Board of Directors to leave the ring and started to take off his jacket. As the board members were leaving the ring, Nikita struck Ivan with a savage Russian Sickle clotheslined as he tried to take off his jacket. Bruno Sammartino, Pedro Morales, and several other board members ran back into the ring to save Ivan Koloff and they chased Nikita out of the ring. The members of the Board of Directors helped Ivan Koloff to his feet and out of the ring.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “Speaking of the NWA Legends Fanfest 2008 in Charlotte, NC, August 14th-17th, we want to remind you that Legends Championship Wrestling will be represented at that event and LCW Television Champion Manny Fernandez will be with LCW Founder Christian Calaway will be in the LCW booth signing autographs and taking photographs with the fans of Legends Championship Wrestling. Tickets are still available and you can get your tickets now at NWALegends.com!”

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express defeated LCW United States Tag Team Champions Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater (with Lady Amazon and Col. Robert Parker) in 8:02 by pinfall when Morton pinned Orton after the missile dropkick to win the LCW United States Tag Team Championships. During the match, Ricky Morton almost ran into Amazon again like he did several weeks ago on LCW Showdown, but instead he stopped himself this time. Morton listened to Amazon for a moment as she yelled at him and then she spit in his face. Morton grabbed Amazon by the hair and she screamed, “Don’t hurt the baby! Don’t hurt the baby!” Morton released her and a moment later, after she regained her composure, Amazon slapped Morton. Morton then dropkicked Amazon off the ring apron and the crowd exploded. Parker helped Amazon from ringside as she held her stomach and said, “The baby! I think something’s wrong with the baby!” From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “Not again! Not another miscarriage! I don’t know whether or not to feel sorry for her.” Zbyszko said, “Hey, she kind of brought this on herself. I’ve always said women shouldn’t be at ringside, especially not a pregnant woman. The last time was an accident, something that Ricky Morton apologized for. She inserted herself into this match. I’m sorry, but I don’t feel sorry for her at all.”

LCW General Manager Ole Anderson approached Billy Jack Haynes as he was making his way through the arena corridor on his way to the ring to face LCW Heritage Champion Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin. Anderson reminded Haynes that he was not allowed to use the full nelson.

LCW Heritage Champion Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin (with Precious) defeated Billy Jack Haynes in 6:44 by knockout with the full nelson after Precious, wearing a neck brace after being put in a full nelson by Haynes on LCW Showdown last week, interfered while the referee was knocked out and hit Haynes with a low blow. When the referee regained consciousness he saw Haynes unconscious in Garvin’s full nelson and called for the bell. According to pre-match stipulations, Haynes was not allowed to use the full nelson. During the match, Haynes applied the full nelson and was almost disqualified.

In the parking lot, Lady Amazon was being loaded into an ambulance and Mean Gene Okerlund approached the medic who said, “It appears that Lady Amazon has suffered another miscarriage, but we won’t know more until we get her to the hospital.” The ambulance drove away and from the broadcast booth, Larry Zbyszko jokingly said, “Man, those ambulances are really racking up some miles tonight. Can we afford all that gas, Tony?”

LCW United States Champion Randy Savage (with The Genius Lanny Poffo) defeated Rowdy Roddy Piper (with Sheamus O’Shaunessy) in 9:12 by pinfall after Poffo interfered and blasted Piper with his metal scroll while Piper had Savage in the sleeperhold while the referee was knocked out. Only moments before interfering and blasting Piper with the scroll, Poffo attacked O’Shaunessy and blasted him twice with the scroll, bringing him to his knees with a shot to the back with the scroll and then knocking him out with a shot to the back of the head. After the match, from the broadcast booth, after Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko reviewed the highlights of the match, Zbyszko jokingly said, “Ambulances and ref bumps, this is becoming a drinking game. The LCW Drinking Game. Do you think I can trademark that, Tony?”

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Paul Orndorff about running Magnum TA off the road and being arrested last week on LCW Showdown only to be released on bail only hours after being arrested. Orndorff said he didn’t know who paid his bail and he didn’t care. Orndorff said he was going to defeat Fernandez tonight and then go on and take out Magnum TA once and for all. Orndorff said he didn’t even care about the title or Fernandez and said Fernandez was a stepping stone to Magnum who was a stepping stone to regaining what should be his: the LCW Universal Championship.

Paul Orndorff defeated LCW Television Champion Manny Fernandez in 12:20 by disqualification after Magnum TA returned with his arm in a sling, and after taking his arm out of the sling, hit Orndorff with the belly-to-belly suplex. Orndorff slid out of the ring and ran up the entrance ramp to get away from Magnum TA as Fernandez helped Magnum, who was holding his arm and grimacing in pain, to his feet. Fernandez handed Magnum a microphone and Magnum said, “Paul Orndorff, you want to try and run me off the road. I’ve been given a second chance to achieve my destiny. I’ve been given a second chance to gain what was taken away from me 20 years ago and you try to recreate that horrible night, you tried to recreate that horrible accident. Well, you should have finished the job. You should have killed me. You want to call me a stepping stone. I’m nobody’s stepping stone. If anybody’s going to be a stepping stone around here, it’s going to be you. You want to know who paid your bail? You want to know who dropped the charges of vehicular assault against you? I paid your bail. I even had the charges dropped, because in one month at the LCW Uprising pay-per-view, we’re going to find out who the stepping stone really is. I want you in the ring one-on-one, I want you 100% mentally because I’m going to be 100% physically and we’re going to find out once and for all who the stepping stone really is. I can’t think of a better way to prove myself worthy of being the LCW Universal Champion than defeating a former champion.” Magnum threw down the microphone and left the ring with Fernandez.

At the local hospital, Sean Mooney arrived and asked about the whereabouts of Lady Amazon and the admitting nurse said she that Amazon had checked out a while ago. The nurse said Amazon had another miscarriage and that she seemed despondent as she left the hospital. Mooney asked where she had gone and the nurse said that Amazon said she was leaving and going home.

LCW International Champion Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) defeated Jesse Ventura in 9:53 by pinfall after the Oklahoma Stampede. After the match, Big Van Vader came out with his manager and brawled with Williams until security officials came into the ring and pulled them apart.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Rocky Johnson who said he was going to put the final nail in the coffin of the Brothahood tonight. Okerlund asked Johnson about possible interference from Slick or Butch Reed and Johnson laughed and said he had it covered.

Rocky Johnson defeated Tony Atlas (with Slick) in 7:21 by decision in an ambulance match when Johnson threw Atlas into an ambulance. Before the match, an ambulance drove up and parked with the back of the ambulance facing the entrance way. During the match, as Johnson and Atlas were wrestling towards the ambulance, Butch Reed came out and tried to interfere, but as he was running past the driver’s side door of the ambulance, the driver’s side door swung open and blasted Reed in the face, knocking him out. Reed fell to the ground and someone stepped out of the ambulance. As the camera moved around to see who had opened the door, from the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone revealed the identity of the man in the driver’s side of the ambulance. Schiavone said, “It’s the Rock! The Rock is back in Legends Championship Wrestling! The Rock has evened the odds and come to the aid of his father, Rocky Johnson!” Johnson and Atlas had wrestled back into the ring and The Rock went to ringside to watch the rest of the match. As Johnson started to gain the upper hand and dropkicked Atlas over the top rope, Slick grabbed the referee and pulled him out of the ring and began to berate him. Slick got in the ring and tried to attack Johnson with his cane, but The Rock jumped into the ring and hit Slick with the Rock Bottom. Atlas got back in the ring and hit Johnson with a shoulder breaker and Johnson rolled out of the ring. Atlas then turned around and was standing face to face with The Rock. Rock hit Atlas with the Rock Bottom and then hit him with the People’s Elbow. Rock kicked Atlas out of the ring where his father was waiting. Johnson dragged Atlas up the entrance ramp and The Rock followed after them. The Rock ran to where Butch Reed, who was regaining consciousness, was slowly making his way to his feet beside the ambulance and threw him head first into the side of the ambulance, knocking him out again. With Johnson and Atlas getting closer to the ambulance, The Rock opened the double doors in the back and Johnson threw Atlas in the back. Johnson and The Rock slammed the double doors shut and then celebrated with each other after the match.

In the back, LCW Founder Christian Calaway approached LCW Chairman of the Board Jim Crockett, Jr., and said, “I think I may have found a way to become the Chairman of the Board again. I want to thank you for all you’ve done in my absence, but I think it’s time for me take back my company.” Calaway and Crockett shook hands and Calaway told Crockett that they would talk next week on LCW Showdown. As Calaway walked away, he ran into LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin who was making his way through the arena corridor on his way to the ring. Calaway and Austin stared at each other for a moment. Calaway broke the silence and extended his hand for a handshake and wishing Austin good luck. Austin looked at Calaway’s hand and then looked him in the eyes and said, “Not yet. We’re not there yet.” Calaway watched Austin walk away.

LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Stan Hansen in 17:59 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner. After the match, Nikita Koloff appeared and hit Austin with the Russian Sickle clothesline. Koloff then picked up the title belt and looked at it for a moment before dropping the title on Austin’s chest and walking away.

LCW Torment 2007 Pay-Per-View Results 04.22.07

2007-04-22T23:19:00.000-07:00

Torment (April 22, 2007) live from the Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe, AZ.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone welcomed everyone to LCW Torment and mentioned that Bobby Heenan wasn't in the arena and had been in hiding all week long fearing the return of Hulk Hogan to LCW. Schiavone then introduced Larry Zbyszko who came out to the fans chanting "Larry! Larry!" Zbyszko joined Schiavone in the broadcast booth and they discussed the upcoming card.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Wild Samoans (with Gary Hart) defeated The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) and Demolition in 6:43 by pinfall in a triple threat match when Afa pinned Smash after the Samoan Drop.

Jesse Ventura invaded the broadcast booth and challenged Nikita Koloff, win, lose, or draw, to a match at the LCW Uprising pay-per-view next month. Ventura said, "You tried to break my neck, but next month at LCW Uprising I'm just going to kick your ass. As for tonight, mark my words, I'm going to deliver my personal message and you're going to hear it loud and clear."

In the back, Gary Hart escorted LCW World Tag Team Champions The Wild Samoans out of the arena when they walked past Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson. The two teams stared at each other for a moment and then began to brawl with each other until LCW security officials came out and separated the two teams.

LCW United States Champion Brutus Beefcake defeated Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin (with Precious) in 7:01 pinfall after the high knee in a hair vs. hair match. During the match, Precious walked back and forth and posed in front of Hugh Hefner. After the match, Beefcake went to cut Garvin's hair, but Garvin offered him Precious instead. Beefcake pushed her out of the way and grabbed Garvin. As he was about to cut Garvin's hair, Kevin Sullivan came through the crowd and attacked Beefcake from behind.

In the back, Diamond Dallas Page prepared for his match with LCW Television Champion Butch Reed when his ex-wife Kimberly Page walked up to him and Page told her he was worried about Butch Reed and Slick trying something with her at ringside. Kimberly reassured him that she would be all right and said she could take care of herself.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Hart Foundation defeated The Skyscrapers in 7:10 by pinfall when Bret Hart pinned Dan Spivey after the Hart Attack.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson about their confrontation with LCW World Tag Team Champions The Wild Samoans earlier in the night. Atlas said they had taken a back seat in LCW and been ignored for far too long. They said it was their time and they were ready to take back the spotlight. Johnson said they had defeated The Wild Samoans "for some World Tag Team titles" before and after they won the battle royal tonight they were going to win the LCW World Tag Team Championships from The Wild Samoans at the LCW Uprising pay-per-view next month.

Diamond Dallas Page (with Kimberly Page) defeated LCW Television Champion Butch Reed (with Slick) in 6:09 by pinfall after the Diamond Cutter to win the LCW Television Championship. During the match, Slick got in Kimberly's face and when she slapped him across the face. Butch Reed came out to confront her and she began to come on to him, rubbing his chest and telling him how sexy he was. She said, "Let me see that booty, baby." When Reed turned around, she hit him with a low blow and rolled him back into the ring so Page could hit him with the Diamond Cutter for the pinfall and the win.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway, on crutches, arrived to the arena and was met by Nikita Koloff who helped him to the locker room as they discussed Big Van Vader and Superstar Billy Graham. Calaway suggested that Koloff "rope that fat dope" and wear Vader out. He also suggested that Graham's age would hurt him just like his betrayal hurt Calaway. Koloff told Calaway not to worry and said he would take care of both of them and regain the LCW Universal Championship. As they arrived at Calaway's office, Koloff told Calaway he was worried about Jesse Ventura interfering and Calaway laughed and said, "Nikita, ask yourself, when was Jesse Ventura every a threat to anybody?" The two men laughed as Koloff helped Calaway into his office.

Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson won a fifteen-team battle royal in 13:20 to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships at LCW Uprising pay-per-view in May which also included: The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express, Strike Force, The Killer Bees, The Young Stallions, The Fantastics, The Bushwhackers, The Nasty Boys (with Missy Hyatt), The Funk Brothers, The Orient Express (with Mr. Fuji), The Islanders, The Rougeau Brothers (with Jimmy Hart), The Bolsheviks (with Sheik Al-Kassie), The Stud Stable (with Col. Robert Parker), and The Honky Tonk Man and Greg Valentine (with Jimmy Hart).
Order of Elimination:
- The Bushwhackers were eliminated by The Stud Stable at 0:34 when Cowboy Bob Orton clotheslined Bushwhacker Luke over the top rope.
- The Fantastics were eliminated by The Rougeau Brothers at 1:22 when Raymond Rougeau dropkicked Bobby Fulton over the top rope.
- The Bolsheviks were eliminated by Strike Force at 3:04 when Tito Santana hit Boris Zhukov with the flying forearm which sent Zhukov tumbling over the top rope.
- The Islanders were eliminated by The Rock 'n' Roll Express at 4:27 when Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson double dropkicked Tama over the top rope.
- The Killer Bees were eliminated by The Funk Brothers at 5:42 when Dory Funk, Jr., dumped Jim Brunzell over the top rope after hitting him with Terry Funk's branding iron. After Brunzell was eliminated, Brian Blair blasted both Terry and Dory Funk, Jr., with the branding iron knocking them out.
- The Funk Brothers were eliminated by The Young Stallions at 5:53 when both Paul Roma and Jim Powers dumped an unconscious Dory Funk, Jr., over the top rope.
- The Young Stallions were eliminated by The Nasty Boys at 6:48 when Brian Knobbs clotheslined Paul Roma over the top rope.
- The Orient Express were eliminated by Strike Force at 7:14 when Rick Martel clotheslined Sato over the top rope.
- The Stud Stable was eliminated by The Rock 'n' Roll Express at 8:03 when Ricky Morton backdropped Dirty Dick Slater over the top rope as Slater was charging towards him.
- The Rock 'n' Roll Express and The Nasty Boys were both eliminated by The Honky Tonk Man and Greg Valentine at 10:32 when Greg Valentine dumped Robert Gibson and Jerry Sags over the top rope as the brawled against the ropes.
- The Rougeau Brothers were eliminated by Strike Force at 10:35 when Rick Martel dropkicked Jacques Rougeau over the top rope.
- Strike Force were eliminated by The Honky Tonk Man and Greg Valentine at 11:47 when The Honky Tonk Man dumped Tito Santana over the top rope.
- The Honky Tonk Man and Greg Valentine were eliminated by Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson at 13:20 when Tony Atlas press slammed The Honky Tonk Man over the top rope.

In the back, Hulk Hogan arrived at the arena in a limousine. Mean Gene Okerlund approached him and Hogan grabbed him by the lapels and said, "Where's Heenan, Mean Gene?" Okerlund said he didn't know where Heenan was and that he had been in hiding since Showdown on Wednesday. Hogan said, "Well if you see him, you tell him I'm looking for him and that his number's up, brother."

LCW International Champion Magnum TA defeated The Dynamite Kid in 18:36 by decision in a ladder match. Before the match, The Dynamite Kid came to the ring ring with the LCW International Championship that he had stolen from Magnum TA after Magnum won the title last month at the Breaking Point pay-per-view and submitted it to the referee so it could be suspended above the ring for the ladder match.

Mean Gene Okerlund came out and introduced Hulk Hogan who was making his return to Legends Championship Wrestling. Hogan wasted no time challenging Bobby Heenan to a match at the Uprising pay-per-view next month. LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel came out and announced that after all that Bobby Heenan has put Hulk Hogan through over the years, at LCW Uprising on May 27, 2007, Bobby Heenan would be forced to face Hulk Hogan…in a steel cage! Hogan said, "And Heenan, for once, Hulkamania isn't gonna run wild. Hulkamania is going to have you trapped in a steel cage and the only thing running is going to be the blood from your head, brother. And whatcha gonna do, brother, when I make you bleed."

LCW Heritage Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) defeated Superfly Jimmy Snuka in 8:56 by pinfall after the slingshot suplex.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway was making his way to the ring on crutches and wearing a neckbrace when Stone Cold Steve Austin appeared out of nowhere and hit Calaway with the Stone Cold Stunner. Austin said, "I'm back, you stupid son of a bitch!"

LCW Universal Champion Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) defeated Nikita Koloff and Superstar Billy Graham in a triple threat match in 15:05 by pinfall when Vader pinned Koloff after Jesse Ventura interfered and hit Koloff with a steel chair. The chair shot busted Koloff wide open and he was left bloody in the ring as Jesse Ventura left through the crowd.

LCW Torment 2006 Pay-Per-View Results 04.16.06

2007-04-18T17:52:00.000-07:00

Torment (April 16, 2006) live from the Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, NJ.

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Paul Orndorff arrived with Bobby Heenan and the rest of the Heenan Family members: One Man Gang, King Kong Bundy, and Ken Patera. Sean Mooney approached them for an interview, but Bobby Heenan said, “The champ is too busy to talk to you, humanoid.”

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund approached LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel about facing Verne Gagne tonight and said he had more important matters to attend to. Okerlund asked what could be more important than facing Verne Gagne with his job on the line. Bockwinkel said he had defeated Verne Gagne for the AWA World Championship twice and he would defeat him again tonight and keep his job. Bockwinkel’s cell phone rang and Bockwinkel answered it and said, “He’s here? Hogan’s here?” Bockwinkel looked at Okerlund and said, “This is more important than Gagne,” and then walked away. Okerlund said, “Ladies and gentlemen, you heard it from the LCW Commissioner himself. I don’t know who he was talking to, but Hulk Hogan is in the building.”

LCW World Tag Team Champion Strike Force defeated The Blackjacks in 5:18 by pinfall when Tito Santana pinned Blackjack Lanza after the flying forearm.

In the back, Sean Mooney approached Paul Jones who was with The Powers of Pain who were preparing for the upcoming number one contenders match with Harlem Heat. Jones had a video camera and was watching the video with The Warlord and The Barbarian who were laughing and making rude comments like, “I didn’t know a human could stretch like that,” and “She’s really flexible.” Mooney asked Jones if he shouldn’t be helping The Powers of Pain prepare for the match instead of watching adult videos. Jones told Mooney that this was a special adult video, a homemade adult video featuring a very nasty Sister Sherri. Jones said he couldn’t wait to get the video on the internet. Sherri burst into the locker room and began yelling at Jones and had to be held back by The Warlord and The Barbarian. Jones said he would make a deal with her: she could have the video back if Harlem Heat defeated The Powers of Pain tonight. But if his men win the match, then he would post the video on the net. Sherri said she was so secure in her men’s chances tonight that she would make a special video for Paul Jones if they lost. Jones said he liked that idea.

Harlem Heat (with Sister Sherri) defeated The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) in 6:52 by pinfall when Booker T pinned The Barbarian with a small package rollup after Sister Sherri stood on the ring apron and raised her top, flashing her bare breasts to The Barbarian in a match to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships. After the match, Sherri grabbed the camera from Paul Jones and smashed it on the ring steps, shattering it. She then took the tape out and tore it up.

From the broadcast booth, Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler, and Lance Russell announced at the LCW Uprising pay-per-view on May 28, 2006, there would be a one night, eight man tournament to determine the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship at LCW Superclash on June 25, 2006. Ross announced that over the new few weeks on Showdown sixteen men would compete in qualifying matches for the tournament. Ross then announced that LCW had hired a new correspondent for LegendsChampionshipWrestling.com, Brian D’Amore.

In the back, Brian D’Amore introduced himself as “Mr. Q&A” and said he was going to answer everyone’s questions. D’Amore invited everyone to submit questions for his new “Mr. Q&A” column coming in May to LegendsChampionshipWrestling.com. He told everyone to submit their questions on ANYTHING to info@legendschampionshipwrestling.com and starting in May he would begin answering questions in his column. Stan Hansen then approached him and said, “I’ve got a question for you, punk. What would you do if I spit my chew right in your ugly, Canadian face.” D’Amore got in Hansen’s face and said, “Why do you try it and let’s find out.” The two men stared at each other for a moment, before Hansen reared back to spit in D’Amore’s face and then spit the chew at his feet. Hansen said, “Let me ask you something. What are you going to do when I finish the job that I started last week on Showdown? What are you going to do when I choke the stupid, fat, bald, ugly Russian to death? Because that’s exactly what I’m going to do tonight. I’m going to kill that Russian son of a bitch once and for all. Koloff, all these stupid people in New Jersey may have found a hero in you, but everyone else in America knows that Stan Hansen is a real American. An American they can be proud of, an American that’s going to regain the LCW Universal Championship by any means necessary. An American that doesn’t need to use drugs to win titles. And when I’m done with Koloff, Orndorff know that I’m coming after you and getting my title back. I don’t care if it’s Hogan, Orndorff, Savage, or even that old bastard Verne Gagne, I’m getting my belt back no matter it takes.” D’Amore said, “That all sounds great, but let me ask you, did you like ‘Brokeback Mountain’?” Hansen asked him what the hell he was talking about and D’Amore said, “Well, I was just wondering if you connected more with Heath Ledger’s Ennis character or Jake Gyllenhaal’s Jack character.” Hansen said he didn’t know anything about that “gay sh*t.” D’Amore said, “That’s funny because I think Nikita Koloff is about to make you his bitch.” Koloff then attacked Hansen from behind and brawled with him all the way to the ring to start the match.

Nikita Koloff defeated Stan Hansen in 8:44 in a bullrope match by pinfall after Koloff put the cowbell on his arm, wrapped some of the bullrope around his arm and then hit Hansen with the Russian Sickle clothesline.

From the broadcast booth, Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler, and Lance Russell discussed the savage, bloody bullrope match they just saw, but Jerry Lawler focused more on seeing Sister Sherri’s “puppies”. Lawler said, “She may make her face scary sometimes with makeup, but those puppies were looking, well, sensational. Sensational Puppies!” Jerry Lawler told the production truck to show the footage again, but Jim Ross told them not to show it again. Ross then announced that on Saturday, May 6, 2006, LCW would be returning to the wrestling capital of the world, St. Louis, for another “Showdown at the Chase” special. Ross announced that Harlem Heat had asked for and had been granted their title shot at LCW World Tag Team Champions Strike Force at “Showdown at the Chase III” on May 7, 2006, live from the Khorassan Ballroom at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in St. Louis.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interview Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, and James J. Dillon, and noted that Barry Windham was not with them tonight. Flair said Windham needed to prove that he deserves to still be a Horsemen as much as Douglas needed to prove that he wants to be a Horsemen. Flair said no matter how it goes tonight, he would stand beside the winner as a Horsemen.

Barry Windham defeated Shane Douglas in 3:10 by pinfall after the lariat clothesline. After the match, Barry Windham continued to attack Douglas, busting him wide open. As the blood flowed from Douglas head, Windham went outside and grabbed a steel chair and placed it on the mat before picking up Douglas and hitting him with a savage piledriver on the steel chair. Ric Flair came down with Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, and James J. Dillon, and at first, Flair pulled Windham off of Douglas, but then he grabbed Douglas’ leg and put him in the figure four leglock as the rest of the Four Horsemen put the boots to Douglas. Windham hit Douglas several times in the head with the steel chair while he lay unconscious on the mat in the figure four leglock while Anderson, Blanchard, and Dillon continued to kick him. LCW security officials came out and pulled Flair off of Douglas and pulled the rest of the Horsemen out of the ring. As the Horsemen made their way up the entrance way, LCW medical officials came out with a stretcher and tended to Douglas.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund confronted the Four Horsemen about their savage assault on Shane Douglas. Flair said, “Douglas, you have to be the stupidest son of a bitch in the world. Did you ever think you’d be a member of the Four Horsemen, the most elite group in the world. For years while you were in ECW playing World Champion, I was the real World’s Heavyweight Champion. While you were in Philadelphia auditioning to be a Hollywood stunt actor, I was wrestling all around the world. You disrespected me for years you punk son of a bitch and tonight we disrespected you.” Okerlund said, “But Douglas is seriously injured. We might never see him in LCW again.” Flair said, “Never would be too soon for me, Mean Gene.” Flair, Windham, Anderson, Blanchard, and Dillon walked away as Okerlund said, “I think we’ve seen a new, more aggressive Horsemen here tonight at LCW Torment."

Back in the arena, LCW medical officials were putting Shane Douglas on the stretcher. His former Young Lions partners Dean Malenko, Chris Benoit, and Chris Jericho, concerned but cautious, came out and stood in the entrance way watching what was happening in the ring. As Douglas was wheeled past them he could be heard faintly saying, “I’m sorry, guys.” The Hart Foundation (with Jimmy Hart) defeated LCW United States Tag Team Champions Demolition in 8:34 by pinfall to win the LCW United States Tag Team Championships when Bret Hart pinned Demolition Ax after the Hart Attack after The Skyscrapers interfered and attacked Demolition while they were on the floor while Jimmy Hart distracted the referee on the opposite side of the ring. As The Hart Foundation celebrated their title win, Demolition chased The Skyscrapers to the back.

In the back, The Skyscrapers and Theodore Long were running from Demolition when Long tripped and fell on the ground. The Skyscrapers jumped into their car and tried to wait for him, but Demolition were hot on their heels so they drove away. Demolition grabbed Theodore Long and dragged him back to the ring where they hit him with the Decapitation Device.

Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) defeated LCW Television Champion Magnum TA and Diamond Dallas Page in 7:51 by knockout when DiBiase knocked out Page with the Million Dollar Dream sleeperhold to win the LCW Television Championship. During the match, Page hit Magnum TA with the Diamond Cutter, but Virgil jumped on the ring apron distracting Page, who grabbed Virgil and was going to hit him, but DiBiase ran into Page with a high knee lift to the back, knocking Page into Virgil and knocking Virgil off the apron and down to the floor. DiBiase then applied the Million Dollar Dream sleeperhold to an already worn out Page to become the new LCW Television Champion.

In the back, Hulk Hogan was walking through the arena corridor and grabbed Baron Von Raschke, who was standing backstage and said, “Where’s Bockwinkel?” Von Raschke said he didn’t know. Hogan continued walking down the corridor and found Jake Roberts and he grabbed Roberts and said, “Where is he, Jake? Where’s Bockwinkel?” Jake said, “I haven’t seen him, brother.” Hogan continued walking down the corridor until he ran into Nikita Koloff. Hogan got in Koloff’s face and said, “I’ve got not beef with you, brother. I just want to know where Bockwinkel is.” Koloff said he didn’t know and Hogan stared at him for a second before walking away. Hogan continued walking down the corridor yelling, “Bockwinkel. Bockwinkel, where are you, you son of a bitch?”

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express won a six-man tag team gauntlet match, which also included: Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson, The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie), Terry and Dory Funk, Jr., The Midnight Express (with Jim Cornette), The Bushwhackers, and The Fantastics, in 13:58 to become the number one contenders for the LCW United States Tag Team Championship.
Order of Elimination:
- Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson defeated The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff at 4:03 by submission when Johnson made Volkoff submit to the Boston Crab after a gorilla press slam from Atlas.
- Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson defeated Terry and Dory Funk, Jr., at 6:13 by pinfall when Tony Atlas pinned Terry Funk after a gorilla press slam.
- The Midnight Express defeated Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson at 7:58 by pinfall when Bobby Eaton pinned Rocky Johnson after the Alabama Jam legdrop from the top rope after Stan Lane hit Johnson with Jim Cornette’s tennis racket while Tony Atlas was lifting Cornette for the gorilla press slam.
- The Midnight Express defeated The Bushwhackers at 9:04 when Bobby Eaton pinned Bushwhacker Butch after the Rocket Launcher from the top rope.
- The Midnight Express defeated The Fantastics at 12:15 by pinfall when Stan Lane pinned Bobby Fulton after hitting Fulton in the back of the head with Jim Cornette’s tennis racket while he had Bobby Eaton pinned while Cornette had the referee distracted.
- The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express defeated The Midnight Express at 13:58 by pinfall.

Verne Gagne defeated Nick Bockwinkel in 3:21 by pinfall after “Stone Cold” Steve Austin interfered and hit Bockwinkel with the Stone Cold Stunner. After the match, Austin met Hulk Hogan in the entrance way as he was making his down to the ring. The two men stared at each other for a moment as the crowd chanted, “Hogan Austin! Hogan Austin!” Austin pointed to the ring and Hogan continued walking to the ring as Austin walked back to the back. Hogan got in the ring and hit Bockwinkel with the legdrop three times before LCW security officials came out and took him out of the ring. As a result of the loss, Bockwinkel is no longer Commissioner of Legends Championship Wrestling.

In the back, Harley Race walked into LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway’s office and said, “Looks like me and my secret about you aren’t your only problems now. Now you’ve got to find a new Commissioner. You know, I’ve been thinking, I might be perfect for the job. I’m honest. I’m a good guy. I’d be a great Commissioner. But that’s not what I’m here about tonight. I just want to make sure we’re still agreed that you’re going to guarantee victory for Big Van Vader tonight in the buried alive match against The Undertaker.” Calaway said, “I’m going to hold up my end of the bargain. I’ll make sure Big Van Vader wins and you keep the secret about me to yourself.” Race laughed and said, “See, I knew this would all work out for the best. Let’s talk about that job as Commissioner later.” Race laughed as he left the office and Calaway buried his head in his hands.

LCW Universal Champion Paul Orndorff (with Bobby Heenan) defeated Randy Savage in 8:35 by pinfall after the piledriver. After the match, Orndorff continued to attack Savage, hitting him with another piledriver until Nikita Koloff came out with his chain and cleared Orndorff and Heenan out of the ring.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed LCW United States Champion Honky Tonk Man and Jimmy Hart, who said he was going to prove once and for all that Honky Tonk Man deserves to be the LCW United States Champion.

LCW United States Champion Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart) defeated Jake Roberts in 6:53 by pinfall after the Shake, Rattle, and Roll swinging neckbreaker after Ted DiBiase interfered and hit Roberts with his LCW Television Championship title belt.

LCW Heritage Champion Superfly Jimmy Snuka defeated Superstar Billy Graham, Ivan Putski, and Jesse Ventura in 7:45 in a four way elimination match.
Order of Elimination:
- Superstar Billy Graham eliminated Ivan Putski at 2:38 by pinfall after powerslam.
- Superfly Jimmy Snuka eliminated Jesse Ventura at 4:51 by pinfall after the Superfly Splash.
- Superfly Jimmy Snuka eliminated Superstar Billy Graham at 7:45 by pinfall after a Superfly Splash through a table.
In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway about the upcoming buried alive match between LCW International Champion The Undertaker and Big Van Vader and the fact that Harley Race has backed Calaway into the corner with an unknown secret that will force him to cost The Undertaker the title. Okerlund asked Calaway what he was going to do. “Gene, what I have to do has already been done.” Calaway then walked away.

Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) defeated LCW International Champion The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) in 17:54 in a buried alive match to win the LCW International Championship. During the match, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway came out with a steel chair and stalked Harley Race who said, “We had a deal.” Behind him, Paul Bearer approached Calaway and Calaway turned around and blasted him with the steel chair, but must have thought it was Big Van Vader because he didn’t look happy. When he turned back around, Harley Race had a steel chair and he blasted Calaway with the steel chair. Meanwhile, in the ring, Vader hit The Undertaker with a powerbomb and then mounted the top rope and hit The Undertaker with the moonsault. Race then rolled Calaway into the ring and ordered Vader to hit him with the moonsault from the top rope. Vader climbed to the top and hit Calaway with the moonsault. As Vader and Race stood over the fallen Undertaker and Calaway, both The Undertaker and Calaway rose up at the same time and turned their heads to look at each other. Calaway rolled his eyes up into head and The Undertaker did the same thing. Jim Ross could be heard yelling, “I think the secrets out. The same blood runs cold through both of men. But what’s the relation?” The Undertaker grabbed Vader by the throat as Calaway grabbed Race by the throat. The Undertaker hit Vader with the chokeslam and Calaway kicked Race in the crotch before hitting with a DDT. The Undertaker grabbed Vader and hit him with the Tombstone piledriver. Meanwhile, on the other side of the ring, Calaway grabbed a steel chair and everyone thought he was going to hit Race, but instead he blasted The Undertaker, bringing the dead man to one knee. Calaway looked The Undertaker in the eye and then blasted him again with a vicious steel chair shot that violently rocked The Undertaker’s head back and sent him falling to the mat. Calaway then motioned to the back and several druids came out and dragged The Undertaker to the entrance way where the grave was setup. The druids dumped The Undertaker’s body into the grave. Calaway handed the steel chair to one of the druids and yelled, “Do it! Do it now! Hit me, goddamnit! End this! End this now!” Paul Bearer grabbed the steel chair from the druid and said to Calaway, “It doesn’t have to be like this, Christian. Don’t let it end this way.” Calaway said, “Hit me, Paul. Hit me. The secret dies with us. I won’t let them hurt her anymore. I won’t let it hurt us anymore. Hit me, Paul.” Paul Bearer, with tears streaming down his face, reared back and blasted Calaway with the steel chair, sending him falling into the grave with The Undertaker. Bearer then ordered the druids to bury The Undertaker and Calaway alive. After they were done and the grave was filled, thunder roared in the arena and the lights went out. Smoke filled the entrance way as a spotlight shone down on the grave. On the LegendsTron, Calaway appeared in a black suit and said, “Make no mistake, what has happened here tonight was predestined by the fates of darkness. And as we have fallen, so shall we rise again.” Suddenly, Calaway’s black suit turned white and The Undertaker appeared behind him with a white suit on. “Our return is nigh, but until that day, fear not for the souls of the damned who have brought us to this, not a final, but just another resting place. Forgive them for they don’t realize that they can’t extinguish a fire that does not yet wish to perish. We will walk through the valley of the shadow of death, we will knock down the gates of Hell and we will be reborn in the fire.” The Undertaker then raised his head and said, “The spirit of the Undertaker lives within the soul of all mankind. The eternal flame of life that cannot be extinguished. The origin of which cannot be explained. The answer lies in the everlasting spirit. Soon all mankind will witness the rebirth of the Undertaker.” The Undertaker then looked at Calaway and placed his hand on his shoulder and said, “We will not rest in peace.” The lights went out as a lighting bolt came down from the rafters and hit the gravesite where The Undertaker and Calaway were buried alive. The lighting bolt sparked a fire that covered the gravesite. “Jim Ross was left speechless saying, “In twenty years, I have never seen anything like what we’ve just witnessed. Good night, everyone.”