After laying everyone out, Parka dances on top of his chair and cups his ear. La Parka enters the ring and takes out the face team with chair shots. Winners: Juventud, Calo, Lizmark, & Chavo ( 9:30) Matches like this can exhaust you if they go too long. This allows Guerrero to do a tornado DDT for the win. Chavo lands a flying crossbody and a corner splash. This leaves Chavo and Psychosis in the ring. Then La Parka uses a corkscrew moonsault. Next, everyone ends up on the floor and they take turns diving on each other. Parka stops the count and does a sit-out powerbomb. However, Juvi recovers and nails a 450 splash. Guerrera then botches a spinning victory roll. King then gives Calo a springboard wheel kick, a spinning powerbomb, and a somersault leg drop. Everyone trades pin attempts and takeovers. This leads to Psychosis, Lizmark, Dandy, Calo, and Silver King taking turns in the ring. Juvi answers with punches and a flying dragonrana to the floor. But Parka catches Juvi on a springboard crossbody and struts with him. This leads to Juvi and Parka taking over. They trade takedowns and strikes until both men tumble outside. After a Silver King DDT, Dandy and Chavo enter the ring. But Lizmark blocks a bulldog and hits a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Silver King uses clotheslines, kicks, and chops. But Calo flips off Psychosis’s chest and catches him with a powerslam. Psychosis regroups after an arm drag reversal. Juvi, Lizmark, and El Dandy got involved. After the bout, La Parka went crazy with a chair. A week later, Chavo & Calo fought Parka & Silver King. Then Mysterio, Super Calo, & Garza defeated La Parka, Psychosis, & Silver King in a six-man tag. (I’ll explain that hot potato situation later.) While he held the belt, Guerrera defended it against El Dandy on Saturday Night. He had a cup of coffee with the Cruiserweight title for two weeks. Notes: This is a consolation prize for poor Juvi. La Parka, Psychosis, Silver King, & El Dandy Juventud Guerrera, Super Calo, Lizmark Jr., & Chavo Guerrero Jr. (A disembodied hand reaches into the frame while they talk.) Dusty says this will be a gangbuster announcement! Next, Schiavone talks about the announcement concerning the WCW title situation. Plus, there’s a dream match tonight! Bret Hart will face Ric Flair. The Giant came close to hitting Nash, but he didn’t. His colleagues didn’t buy it.) Tony talks with Bobby about The Giant vs. Bobby claimed he put himself in danger for WCW. (He rejoined the commentary crew on Nitro. There’s no question about it! Meanwhile, Heenan is back. (Hmm, I wonder why.) He’s also wearing a WCW baseball cap because he’s definitely on WCW’s side. He says the event sold out! (How fitting.) Tony is with Dusty and Bobby. Tony Schiavone welcomes everyone to the first PPV of 1998. Bischoff smiles and says, “Hell hath no fury like Souled Out. Lightning strikes and the camera pans up. It pleases Bischoff because he’s looking for more souls to buy. He doesn’t care as long as Nash is there. But The Giant couldn’t touch Kevin, or he’d forfeit the match and the money. Nick Lambros made Nash post a 1.5 million dollar appearance bond. Eric stands in his mansion while the wind blows through a window. We open with Eric Bischoff in a Meat Loaf video. He’s not on this PPV because of the attack.įind new release comics at Things From Another World. He didn’t get it because Hogan attacked Page with a crutch. Page even signed a waiver to absolve WCW of the blame. But the nWo jumped Page in the parking lot. (I’ll explain more in the match notes.) This didn’t deter the nWo from making DDP’s life a living hell. Lambros wanted to assure Kevin would show up for Souled Out. He also put special stipulations on Nash vs. A WCW official named Nick Lambros promised fines for people who pushed too far. The recent controversy pushed them to make stricter rules. In other news, WCW is cracking down on rule-breaking. Then Hogan stepped in, but he too scuffled with Randy. In the wake of Starrcade, members of the faction fought with each other. Bischoff & Hogan threatened legal action. He couldn’t understand why Dillon wouldn’t return it to him. He called Dillon gutless and told Hogan he was a dead man. Since the match solved nothing, Dillon declared the WCW title vacant! Sting gave up the belt, but he finally spoke first. Two different refs, including a suspended Nick Patrick, declared each man the winner. WCW waited until the debut episode of Thunder to show the results. However, Nitro ended before there was a winner. They needed to settle the controversy from the previous night. News & Notes: JJ Dillon booked a rematch between Hogan and Sting for the Nitro after Starrcade. (All screen captures are the property of World Wrestling Entertainment)
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