LCW SuperClash 2009 Pay-Per-View Results 06.14.09

LCW SuperClash 2009 Pay-Per-View live from the Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, NC.

Tonight’s LCW SuperClash 2009 pay-per-view is dedicated in loving memory to Mitsuharu Misawa (1962-2009).

From the broadcast booth, Gary Michael Capetta introduced Michael Buble, who performed “America The Beautiful,” under a spotlight in the ring. The rest of the arena remained dark. Capetta then introduced Green Day who performed “Know Your Enemy” on the entrance stage as video footage from the past several months of action played on the LegendsTron including: the split between the Hart Foundation, the Skyscrapers taking out Doom’s manager Slick, Lanny Poffo attacking his brother, Randy Savage, and pushing his father, Angelo Poffo, to the mat last week on LCW Showdown, and Rick Martel’s feud with Tito Santana. During the performance, much of the stage and set was still unable to be seen. Capetta then introduced Shinedown who performed “Sound of Madness” in the ring as footage of Tommy Rich and Missy Hyatt’s feud with Tully Blanchard and Baby Doll, Dr. Death Steve Williams’ feud with Diamond Dallas Page, Ken Patera’s feud with the Disciples of Allah, the feud between Kevin Sullivan and Paul Orndorff, and the feud for the Unified Tag Team Championship played on the LegendsTron. During the performance, a spotlight was on Shinedown’s lead singer, Brent Smith, and the rest of the band in the ring. While the LegendsTron lit up much of the stage during the performance, as with Green Day’s performance, it was still difficult to see the sides of the stage or the rest of the set. After the performance, classical circus music started playing as the stage was illuminated to reveal an elaborate circus theme complete with men on stilts, jugglers, clowns, and two fire breathers on either side of the stage and a lion in a cage. Capetta welcomed Britney Spears who rose from the center of the entrance stage through a ring of fire in a revealing ringmaster’s costume and performed a hard rock version of her song “Circus.” During her performance, footage from LCW Founder Christian Calaway’s feud with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner, Stone Cold Steve Austin’s feud with Bill Goldberg, and LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA’s feud with Ric Flair and the Four Horsemen. When Flair first appeared on the LegendsTron, the audience said “Whoo” and cheered so loudly that it drowned out Spears’ performance. At the end of the performance, Spears said, “Welcome to the circus. Ladies and gentlemen, you’re ringmaster, LCW Founder Christian Calaway.” Calaway came out and gave Spears a hug and she handed him her microphone. Calaway said, “Can I put on a show, or can’t I?” The audience cheered and Calaway said, “Tonight, no matter what happens between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Bill Goldberg and me and Ted Turner, I want you all to know that the past four years have been the best four years of my life and I want to thank you all for your support, your faith, and your belief in me. Tonight is for all of you, the fans of Legends Championship Wrestling. But tonight is also for the legends of Legends Championship Wrestling because tonight is SuperClash…where legends become legendary!” Spears and Calaway walked to the back together as Circus started playing again as fireworks went off all over the arena. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to the fifth annual SuperClash as Legends Championship Wrestling celebrates its fourth anniversary. Schiavone said, “I don’t know how we can top that, but we’re certainly going to try.” Schiavone and Zbyszko quickly previewed the complete card one more time and Schiavone said, “Without further ado, let’s send it down to ringside and ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta.”

Bret The Hitman Hart defeated Jim The Anvil Neidhart in 9:04 by submission with the Sharpshooter. During the match, the Dynamite Kid came out on his crutches and watched the match from the entrance ramp. After the match, Hart didn’t release the Sharpshooter. Dynamite got in the ring in broke his wooden crutch over Bret Hart’s back before helping Neidhart out of the ring and helping him to the back. Dynamite didn’t need the crutches to walk to the back and he seemed to be walking on his injured knee just fine.

On the LegendsTron, LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA was shown arriving to the arena earlier in the evening. When he appeared on the LegendsTron, the audience exploded as he was shown walking though the arena corridor.

In the back, Jesse Ventura interviewed the Dynamite Kid, who was with Jim Neidhart. Dynamite said he knew what was going to happen. Bret Hart was on the fast track back to being a singles champion again, but he was going to stop his momentum before it even started. Dynamite said if he had to beat Bret Hart again just like he did every night of the week thirty years ago in Calgary when they were just getting started, that’s what he would do. Dynamite said the fans needed to realize that the only excellence of execution was the man talking to them right now. Dynamite walked away with Neidhart.

Dr. Death Steve Williams defeated Diamond Dallas Page (with Eric Bischoff) in 9:40 in a last man standing match after Page couldn’t answer a ten count after Williams hit Page with the Oklahoma Stampede on a steel chair.

On the LegendsTron, Bill Goldberg was shown arriving to the arena earlier in the evening. When he appeared on the LegendsTron, the audience exploded in a mix of boos and chants of “Goldberg,” as he was shown walking though the arena corridor with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner.

In the back, Luna Vachon was walking through the arena corridor when she ran into One Man Gang. Vachon told Gang to watch where he was going and Gang told her to get out of his way. They looked at each other for a moment before Kevin Sullivan arrived and took her away.

From the broadcast booth, as the steel cage above the ring was lowered down over the ring, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko introduced a video package featuring the history between Paul Orndorff and Kevin Sullivan.

In the back, Jesse Ventura interviewed Sir Oliver Humperdink who said he had a special surprise tonight for Paul Orndorff. Ventura pressed Humperdink on what the surprise was, but Humperdink told Ventura that he’d have to wait just like everyone else. Kevin Sullivan and Luna Vachon approached Humperdink and asked him if he was sure that “everything is in place” and “he’s on board.” Humperdink reassured them that everything would go off without a hitch and they all walked away laughing.

Paul Orndorff defeated Kevin Sullivan (with Luna Vachon and Sir Oliver Humperdink) in 10:06 in a steel cage match in 7:59 by pinfall. During the match, Kevin Sullivan threw the referee into the cage, knocking him out. Meanwhile, Humperdink hit the referee outside the ring with his cane, knocking him out. Suddenly, Superstar Billy Graham was seen walking down the entrance ramp with a pair of bolt cutters. Graham cut the lock on the steel cage door and Humperdink handed him a steel chair as he walked through the steel cage door and into the ring. When he got in the cage, Sullivan hugged him and Graham hugged Sullivan back. Sullivan then told Graham to blast Orndorff with the steel chair. Graham raised the steel chair and looked at Humperdink and then at Sullivan again who yelled at Graham to hit Orndorff with the chair. Graham reared back with the steel chair and got closer to Orndorff and then turned around at the last second and blasted Sullivan with the steel chair with a vicious shot, knocking him down to the mat and busting him wide open. Graham grabbed Orndorff’s arm and draped it over Sullivan and the grabbed the referee and dragged him to where Orndorff had Sullivan covered for the pinfall. Graham left the cage with the steel chair as the referee made the count. As he left ringside, Humperdink yelled at Graham, who looked at him for a moment before blasting him with the steel chair. Graham walked from ringside as Orndorff left the cage.

On the LegendsTron, Stone Cold Steve Austin was shown arriving to the arena with LCW Founder Christian Calaway. The audience exploded when Austin got out of his truck. Austin told Calaway to hurry up. Calaway slowly got out of Austin’s truck with a terrified look on his face. Austin jokingly asked Calaway if he was driving too fast. Calaway said he was never getting in another vehicle with Austin ever again.

In the ring, as the cage was lifted from the ring back to its position in the rafters above the ring, a bloody Kevin Sullivan yelled at Luna Vachon and blamed her for his loss to Paul Orndorff and yelled at an unconscious Sir Oliver Humperdink outside the ring and blamed him as well. Sullivan said he was sick and tired of both of them. He grabbed her and started yelling at her. He wiped his bloody face and asked her if this is what she wanted. Vachon screamed back at him and he slapped her with his bloody hand. Vachon screamed and One Man Gang came out and grabbed Sullivan and threw him down to the mat and stood in front of Vachon, shielding her from any further abuse from Sullivan. Sullivan left the ring and walked from ringside with Humperdink, never taking his eyes off of Gang or Vachon.

Doom defeated the Skyscrapers in 7:01 by pinfall when Ron Simmons pinned Dan Spivey after the Dominator. After the match, Sid Vicious helped Spivey to his feet before leveling him with a clothesline. Vicious then picked up Spivey again and hit him with a powerbomb before leaving ringside.

On the LegendsTron, Ric Flair was shown arriving to the arena with JJ Dillon, his sons Reid Flair and David Flair, and his best friend Arn Anderson, and the arena exploded! Flair, without a doubt, received the biggest ovation of the night from the hometown crowd when he appeared on the LegendsTron.

The Genius Lanny Poffo defeated LCW United States Champion Macho Man Randy Savage in 8:31 by pinfall to win the LCW United States Championship after the Honor Roll after Angelo Poffo pushed Savage from the top rope with his cane as Savage was attempting the flying elbow smash. After the match, Poffo left ringside with his father.

In the back, Jesse Ventura interviewed Sid Vicious who said he turned on Dan Spivey like he should have several months ago. He said he and Spivey took a break because they needed to get things back on track and get refocused. Vicious said he should have dropped Spivey then, but he was willing to give him a second chance, and Spivey blew that second chance. Vicious said he had had enough and wasn't going to be held down by Spivey anymore. Spivey appeared and started brawling with Vicious as security officials came out and tried to separate the two men.

LCW Heritage Champion Nikita Koloff, Ken Patera, and Sgt. Slaughter defeated Abdullah the Butcher, the Iron Sheik, and Nikolai Volkoff (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) in 6:21 by pinfall when Koloff pinned Abdullah after the Russian Sickle clothesline after Carlos Colon interfered and hit Abdullah with a knee lift. After the match, Abdullah attacked Colon and starting hitting him with his fork, but Colon fought back and got the fork from Abdullah and the two men brawled into the crowd with Colon busting Abdullah wide open with the fork. The two men brawled to the back as Colon kept attacking Abdullah with the fork.

In the back, Jesse Ventura interviewed Rick Martel about his upcoming I Quit, Loser Leaves LCW match with former Strike Force tag team partner Tito Santana. Martel said he wasn’t going to be the loser tonight because he wasn’t going to be going anywhere so that left Santana to submit by saying, “I quit” and leaving Legends Championship Wrestling. Santana appeared and the two men started brawling in the back to start the match. Tito Santana defeated Rick Martel in 13:37 by submission with the Boston Crab in an I Quit, Loser Leaves LCW match. After the match, the audience chanted, “Na, na, na, na, na, na, hey, hey, hey, goodbye,” as Martel left ringside.

On the side of the entrance stage a band was setup and, from ringside, Gary Michael Capetta once again introduced Britney Spears who came out and performed the opening verse and chorus of a rock version of “Toxic” before introducing Baby Doll, who came out and joined Spears and the band and danced with Spears. Baby Doll then made her way down to the ring as Spears continued performing the song. Britney Spears then performed the first verse and chorus of a rock version of “If You Seek Amy,” before introducing Missy Hyatt, who came out and tried to dance with Britney as well, but Britney didn’t seem as into dancing with Hyatt as she did Baby Doll. Hyatt made her way down to the ring as Spears continued performing the song. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone reminded the audience that Baby Doll and Missy Hyatt weren’t allowed to touch each other or Wildfire Tommy Rich and Tully Blanchard would be stripped of their respective titles. After Spears finished performing the song, Capetta introduced Rich and Blanchard.

LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) defeated LCW Television Champion Wildfire Tommy Rich (with Missy Hyatt) in 11:41 by pinfall after the slingshot suplex in a unification match to win the LCW Television Championship and unify the titles. During the match, Austin Idol and Hollywood John Tatum and were going to interfere in the match, but thought twice about it and turned their back on Rich and walked away.

In the back, Luna Vachon tried to convince One Man Gang that she was all right to go to ringside with him and King Kong Bundy for their upcoming triple threat match. Gang told her he wanted her to stay backstage and said he would bring her the LCW Unified Tag Team Championships. Bundy approached them and asked Gang if he was ready to go. Gang said he was. Vachon jumped in his arms and gave him a hug before he walked away with Bundy.

Manny Fernandez and Terry Funk defeated One Man Gang and King Kong Bundy and Big Van Vader and Stan Hansen in 9:34 by pinfall when Fernandez pinned Gang in a triple threat, unification match to win the vacant LCW World Tag Team Championships and the vacant LCW United States Tag Team Championships after Kevin Sullivan interfered and hit Gang with a steel chair. After the match, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta officially introduced Manny Fernandez and Terry Funk as the LCW Unified Tag Team Champions.

In the back, Ric Flair, JJ Dillon, Baby Doll, and Barry Windham were celebrating with the LCW International Champion and the new LCW Television Champion Tully Blanchard.

Bill Goldberg (with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner) defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin (with LCW Founder Christian Calaway) in 15:02 by pinfall after the Jackhammer. As a result of the victory, Turner retained control of Legends Championship Wrestling and his position as Chairman of the Board. Also, Calaway would have to leave Legends Championship Wrestling for good. After the match, Austin apologized to a disappointed Calaway before he quietly left ringside as the fans booed. Meanwhile, in the ring Turner celebrated the victory by playing to the crowd by standing on the middle rope with his arms in the air. Turner stepped down from the middle rope and realized someone was behind him. When he turned around, he was face to face with Austin. Austin smiled and then hit Turner with the Stone Cold Stunner before leaving ringside.

In the back, Sean Mooney attempted to interview Ric Flair about his match with LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA, but Flair excused Mooney saying, “No offense, Sean Mooney, but we’re on the cusp of me winning the LCW Universal Championship again and this just isn’t going to work for me.” Flair asked Mooney to leave and ushered someone in and Bob Caudle approached Flair with a microphone and Flair said, “Now this is more like it, huh, Caudle?” Flair talked about what Magnum TA had accomplished in Legends Championship Wrestling. He talked about how Magnum TA would have changed the world of professional wrestling if he had only been NWA World Heavyweight Champion. Flair said tonight he was going to make history and change Legends Championship Wrestling forever.

In the back, LCW Founder Christian Calaway, visibly upset, was shown leaving the arena. Before getting in his car he looking toward the arena one last time before getting into his car and driving away.

LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA wrestled Ric Flair (with JJ Dillon) to a no contest in 25:11 after Magnum attempted to pin Flair with a German suplex bridge, but Magnum couldn’t hold Flair up and both men’s shoulders were on the mat when the referee made the count. During the match, Tully Blanchard and Barry Windham tried to interfere, but Flair didn’t want them at ringside. After the match, Windham and Blanchard returned to ringside as ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta tried to get the official decision from referee Tommy Young. Eric Bischoff wheeled Ted Turner down to ringside in a wheelchair and Turner took the LCW Universal Championship from the timekeeper’s table. Turner said, “This is perfect! I couldn’t have planned this better myself. You see, in two weeks, you will see the final episode of LCW Showdown on my network! You see, sending LCW Founder Christian Calaway out of LCW wasn’t good enough for me. I can’t just destroy him. I have to destroy his creation. He can call himself the founder all he wants to, but if there is nothing left what is he the founder of? Nothing!” After declaring the title vacant, Turner and Bischoff left as the show went off the air.