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.

LCW SuperClash 2009 Preview 06.14.09: Legends Become Legendary

It's here! The date that every fan in Legends Championship Wrestling dreams about. The one night of the year in LCW where literally anything can happen. It's a night of spectacle. It's a night of pomp, pageantry, but most of all it's a night where the Legends of Legends Championship Wrestling become legendary.

What a card this is sure to be, and it's all coming to you this Sunday night!


LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA vs. The Nature Boy Ric Flair.

One year ago this month, Magnum TA became the LCW Universal Champion defeating then arch nemesis, (and Champion at that time) Nikita Koloff in a brutal affair. One year, yes, one year later Magnum TA still reigns atop the pile of Legends that inhibit Legends Championship Wrestling as LCW Universal Champion.

One man, Ric Flair, looks to take that championship from the beloved Legend, as Flair looks to add yet another championship to his already incredibly impressive resume. Flair's comeback has been shrouded in controversy, as the Nature Boy always is. His return to LCW came at a time where he also returned to World Wrestling Entertainment. Some say Flair is confused as to what he wants, others say he's only in it for the money. But one thing's for sure, Ric Flair looks to strike gold this Sunday night in his hometown of Charlotte, Nc, at LCW SuperClash. Can he do it?

Prediction: Magnum TA defends the glory and honor of LCW, sending Flair back to corporate America once and for all.


Stone Cold Steve Austin (with LCW Founder Christian Calaway) vs. Bill Goldberg (with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner).

This Sunday, Christian Calaway and Ted Turner find themselves locked in a power struggle. Both men wanting to run Legends Championship Wrestling. But only one can. Over the past several weeks, Turner and Calaway have been working through 'operational compromises' which has seen the two trying to evince their power, and outdo one another at every step.

Ironically, last year, the main event saw LCW Founder Christian Calaway fighting Steve Austin in a tough and brutal affair. If Calaway won, he'd gain back his spot as the Chairman of the Board. Calaway, somehow, came out the victor in that affair and won his company back. However, an investigation by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission sent him into hiding for several months and he was removed as Chairman of the Board with the position eventually being given to a man with some experience in the role, Ted Turner.

This past week on LCW Showdown, during a game of parking lot chicken, Goldberg drove his vehicle into a wall, and there has been some questioning as to whether the Human Wrecking Ball will be able to compete this Sunday. One thing's for sure, however, one man is leaving as the Chairman of the Board and if it's not Calaway, the Founder of the company will have to leave Legends Championship Wrestling forever.

Prediction: Steve Austin, giving Christian Calaway complete power. Due to the uncertain nature of Bill Goldberg's condition, this seemed the right pick.


Last Man Standing Match: King of the Legends, Diamond Dallas Page vs. Dr. Death Steve Williams.

A feud which started over one spear back at LCW Breaking Point, these two have become bitter enemies and arch rivals. Their feud has led them through the King of the Legends tournament, a tournament to prove who was the top legend in LCW, and a tournament won by Diamond Dallas Page. Page, who aligned himself with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner, Bill Goldberg and Eric Bischoff, has been quite dominant over the past several months.

Speaking of dominance, the undeniable force and unmitigated brute strength of Dr. Death Steve Williams has always been a prevalent factor in Legends Championship Wrestling. Williams' size and prowess has seen him win such titles as the LCW International Championship in his tenure.

For these two, there's way too much water under the bridge to go back. And one man will have to beat the other to a state of complete exhaustion, to enable a win in one of the most physically demanding matches in pro wrestling – the last man standing match!

Prediction: Dr. Death Steve Williams will win. Page has been a thorn in his side for months. It's time for him to remove that thorn one and for all.


Steel Cage Match: Kevin Sullivan vs. Paul Orndorff.

Sir Oliver Humperdink turned on the fans, turned on his friends and turned on Paul Orndorff back at LCW Uprising last month. Who has managed many greats in professional wrestling such as Superstar Billy Graham, One Man Gang and the late Bam Bam Bigelow, made an enemy out of Paul Orndorff.

Humperdink tore down the walls of the 'old' House of Humperdink, to make way for a 'new' House of Humperdink, which Kevin Sullivan, and his better half Luna Vachon are now tenants of. With their feet firmly under the table, Sullivan and Vachon, along with Humperdink, have made it their goal to end Paul Orndorff.

With no love loss between the two, Orndorff challenged Sullivan to a match where no-one could involve themselves and no-one could make it a lop-sided affair. It all comes to a head at SuperClash.

Prediction: With no help behind him, Sullivan will fall prey to Orndorff's temper. Orndorff to win it.


Triple Threat, Unification Match (for both the vacant World Tag Team and LCW United States Tag Team Titles): Manny Fernandez and Terry Funk vs. One Man Gang and King Kong Bundy vs. Big Van Vader and Stan Hansen.

Last month at LCW Uprising, the LCW Tag Titles were supposed to be unified in a match between Manny Fernandez and One Man Gang vs. Terry Funk and Big Van Vader. It ended in controversy, however, as Funk and Fernandez paired up and claimed that THEY were the Unified Tag Champions.

The mess was resolved as the 'operational compromise' of Christian Calaway and Ted Turner came into effect. Calaway and Turner unilaterally announced a triple threat tag team match. The match would see Vader and Gang pick new partners. First up, Vader picked Stan Hansen, and in their first match as a pair they ended up brawling with one another. This led, seven days later to an impromptu street fight between the two, which ended in a no contest. One Man Gang made a surprising appearance with his partner, King Kong Bundy, and the match was set.

Only one team can make LCW history and become the Unified LCW Tag Team Champions. But which team can do it?

Prediction: While Gang and Bundy have experience as a team, Bundy has been out with an injury for several months and it's unknown if he's 100%. Funk and Fernandez seem to be the only team actually on the same page. Or even reading the same book. That's good enough for this writer!


I Quit Match, Loser Leaves LCW Match: Rick Martel vs. Tito Santana

A feud that dates back not just months, not just years, but decades. The former pair of Santana and Martel used to be Strike Force tag team partners. But the partnership split after Martel suffered a career-threatening injury. Martel later made it clear what he thought of Santana.

The two attempted to reform in LCW years later, but that ended in tears, too, when Martel got it in his head that Santana (who was LCW United States Champion at the time) was dodging his potential contendership to the belt.

Martel would then injure Santana, leading to Santana's return and challenge to an I Quit match. But not any I Quit match. Santana would challenge a Loser Leaves LCW I Quit match. Martel accepted, and the match is on.

Prediction: This one's difficult. But I'm going with Santana – completely on a limb.


Grudge Match: Bret The Hitman Hart vs. Jim The Anvil Neidhart.

Showdown Sweepstakes was the downfall of the Hart Foundation. Dynamite and Bret Hart won a Tag Team Championship match. But Dynamite was unable to compete when he was attacked mysteriously in the locker room.

A month later, a security guard showed Dynamite the revealing CCTV evidence tape – convicting Jim Neidhart as the assailant. Dubbed by many, including yours truly, as Benedict Anvil, Neidhart professed how he did it for Hart and that they should have been getting the title shot. An attack in both Dynamite and Hart has led to this match at SuperClash. What could happen is an endless possibility!?

Prediction: I like this new side to the Anvil, and see it taking him to victory at SuperClash on Sunday.


Title Unification Match: LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) VS. LCW Television Champion Wildfire Tommy Rich (with Missy Hyatt).

It started at LCW Uprising one month ago, when both Missy Hyatt and Baby Doll, of separate acquaintances, both tried dancing with the performing Flo Rida. But, when Flo's attention was turned to Baby Doll, Hyatt got jealous. A catfight led to their respective men, Blanchard (with Baby Doll) and Rich (with Hyatt) getting involved. Since then, Rich and his cronies in Hyatt International have attacked Blanchard. It led through a mixed tag team match this past week on LCW Showdown.

A new dimension to the match has to be the fact that both titles will be up for grabs, and the losers title will be retired. Who has enough in them to keep their titles active?

Prediction: Rich to win, as Hyatt International proves useful again.

Six-Man Tag Team Match: LCW Heritage Champion Nikita Koloff, Sgt. Slaughter and Ken Patera vs. The Disciples of Allah (Abdullah The Butcher and The Bolsheviks).

A falling out between Ken Patera and The Discples of Allah is what has led to this six man tag team match. The Allah leaders, Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie and General Skandor Akbar blamed Patera for a loss in a ten man tag team match earlier this year. This has led to a brutal path of Fireballs, attacks and threats.

Patera, now aligned with Nikita Koloff and Sgt. Slaughter, has the satisfaction of knowing that if they come out on top in this six man war, then and only then will the Discples of Allah split once and for all. Either way, this is a match with a lot of personal animosity, and it's not one to miss.

Prediction: Patera, Slaughter and Koloff prove dominant, as the Discples of Allah are falling apart at the seams.


The Skyscrapers vs. Doom

Since returning to Legends Championship Wrestling, Doom has made their intentions clear: they want the LCW Unified Tag Team Championships. However, after making their return, the Skyscrapers also made their long awaited return and set their sights on the same goal of championship gold.

The Skyscrapers quickly took out Doom's manager, Slick, and focused their attention on taking out their main target, Ron Simmons and Butch Reed. But can Sid Vicious and Dan Spivey, who were having problems before they left LCW for a short hiatus to refocus their energies, manage to work together as a team like they used to, or will they be brought down by the clearly focused and clearly united Doom.

There's no doubt that whoever wins this match will be a clear contender for the new LCW Unified Tag Team Champions after LCW SuperClash.

Prediction: I have to give this one to Doom. I'm not entirely sure that the Skyscrapers are totally focused on winning the gold and have fully worked out their issues. I have a feeling those issues could resurface at SuperClash when they face their fiercest competition since returning to Legends Championship Wrestling.

So what do you think? What matches are you most looking forward to? What are your predictions. Let us know by clicking on the "Post A Comment Now" button below.

LCW SuperClash 2008 Pay-Per-View Results 06.22.08

LCW SuperClash '08: Parade of Champions live from Texas Stadium in Irving, TX.

From ringside, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Rihanna who sang “American the Beautiful.”

From ringside, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Nelly who performed "Party People" and was joined by Fergie who was lowered onto the entrance stage in front of the LegendsTron on a giant swing as footage from the past several months of action in Legends Championship Wrestling played on the LegendsTron behind them including: the buildup for the People’s Champion vs. People’s Champion match between The Rock and Diamond Dallas Page, Randy Savage taunting Hulk Hogan and beating his friends in an attempt to get Hogan to return to LCW, Manny Fernandez being stabbed by a group of thugs, Tully Blanchard driving away after refusing to take him to the hospital, Fernandez losing the LCW Television Championship after the stabbing, and his rehabilitation and recovery from the stabbing, and the year and a half long feud between Stone Cold Steve Austin and former LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway. Towards the end of the song, the music transitioned to the beginning of Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” as Nelly introduced Fall Out Boy, who were lifted from below the entrance stage onto the stage and performed their version of the song as a special video tribute highlighting the 25 years long on-again, off again feud and friendship between the LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff and the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship Magnum TA played on the LegendsTron. Before the famous guitar solo in “Beat It”, the band fell silent and the arena went dark and the LegendsTron featured news footage and flashed newspaper headlines from the tragic car accident that took away Magnum TA’s chance to be NWA World Champion in 1986 and the second, most recent accident which saw Paul Orndorff running Magnum off the road and into a ditch in an attempt to take away his chance at the LCW Universal Championship. A spotlight fell on the ring where John Mayer joined the rest of the band and performed the famous guitar solo from the ring while footage of Magnum coming back to feud with and beat Orndorff to become the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship. When the guitar solo was over, the arena lights were turned back on and Fall Out Boy finished the song as Mayer finished the song from the ring while more footage of Koloff and Magnum played on the LegendsTron. As the song came to an end, footage of Magnum TA holding the LCW Universal Championship from last week’s LCW Showdown was shown on the LegendsTron.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to LCW SuperClash and announced that a record 77,675 wrestling fans had filled the Texas Stadium for LCW SuperClash. Schiavone said, “How do you follow all of that, Larry?” Zbyszko said, “You don’t.” Schiavone laughed and said, “And we won’t even try. Let’s not waste any time. We all know why we’re here. And with that let’s go to the ring and ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta.”

LCW International Champion Paul Orndorff defeated Iceman King Parsons in 5:39 by pinfall after the piledriver. During the match, Dark Journey jumped over the security barricade and into the ring and attempted to attack Orndorff by jumping on his back, but Orndorff threw her to the mat which actually got an explosion of applause from the audience. However, the distraction allowed Parsons to gain a momentary upper hand in the match. Dark Journey wasn’t seen again until the end of the match when she crawled into the ring and helped Parsons to his feet and out of the ring.

In the back, Skandor Akbar was with One Man Gang and Gang was talking about not being on the card and not having much success since signing with Akbar. Akbar apologized for not being able to do more for Gang and said that his heart and mind were elsewhere. Gang suggested that maybe they should part ways and Akbar said it would probably be for the best. Gang hugged Akbar and Akbar said he would always be there for Gang.

In the back, Rihanna was talking with Sir Oliver Humperdink and Percy Pringle, who both got huge pops from the live audience when they were shown on the LegendsTron, and signing autographs for them when Missy Hyatt approached them and interrupted them. Humperdink said, “Missy, Percy and I were talking to Rihanna.” Missy said, “And now I’m talking to her. See how that works, boys?” Pringle said, “Listen, Missy…,” but Humperdink interrupted him and held him back and said, “It’s not worth it, Percy. Rihanna it was nice meeting you. Enjoy the rest of your evening.” Rihanna thanked them and Missy dismissed them saying, “Whatever. Just leave.” After they left, Missy said, “Rihanna, I’m Missy Hyatt, the Walking Riot, the First Lady of Professional Wrestling, but you already knew that. I wanted to ask you if you’d play a special song when Hollywood John Tatum and I make our way to the ring to make quick work of this thing that has been stalking me for the past few weeks. We don’t know if it’s a man or a woman or what, but it’s kind of freaky. I’m sure you’ve had a stalker before. It’s scary, isn’t it? But at least I’ve got Hollywood John Tatum to take care of my stalker tonight. Anyway, I’d love it if you’d perform ‘Don’t Stop The Music’ as we walk to the ring. Can you do that for me, Rihanna, please?” Rihanna said she wasn’t sure because Missy wasn’t very nice to Sir Oliver Humperdink and Percy Pringle, but said, “But, Missy, I’ve got to be honest, that dress you’re wearing is hot, girl, so I’ll tell you what…I’ll think about it, all right?” Missy Hyatt said that was great and she’d see Rihanna out there and she excitedly danced away singing the “Mama say mama sa ma-makossa” sample from “Don’t Stop To The Music” to herself.

Kamala wrestled Abdullah the Butcher to a no contest after both men attacked the referee and couldn’t be controlled. Skandor Akbar appeared, came to ringside, and told Abdullah the Butcher to get out of the ring. He then told Kimchee to control Kamala. Abdullah the Butcher, Kamala, and Kimchee all left ringside together with Skandor Akbar leading the way.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed Butch Reed and Slick and Slick said he couldn’t imagine a better place than Texas to shut up Terry Funk and take his title from him and he couldn’t imagine a better person than Butch Reed to do the job.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed LCW Television Champion Terry Funk and asked him about the interference of Slick in his title defense against Butch Reed. Funk said he wasn’t worried because he had someone very special in his corner to back him up. Dory Funk, Jr., appeared, shook his brother’s hand and, as the audience exploded, walked away with his brother.

LCW Television Champion Terry Funk (with Dory Funk, Jr.) defeated Butch Reed (with Slick) in 6:45 by pinfall after a moonsault. During the match, as Funk climbed the top rope for the moonsault, Slick jumped up on the ring apron, but Dory Funk, Jr., pulled him down and stalked him around the ring as Terry Funk hit the moonsault for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Slick slid into the ring to get away from Dory Funk, Jr. Terry Funk went outside the ring and found his branding iron and lit it on fire as Dory held Slick in position. However, Butch Reed grabbed a steel chair and blasted Dory with it, grabbed Slick, and rolled out of the ring and walked away from ringside as Terry helped his brother to his feet and held the burning branding iron in the air.

In the back, Sean Mooney approached Skandor Akbar who was with Kamala, Kimchee, and Abdullah the Butcher, and asked Akbar for an interview. Mooney called Akbar “Skandor Akbar” and Akbar said, “It’s General Skandor Akbar, you pathetic bit of excrement. As a matter of fact, why don’t you just leave? And why don’t you tell those internet geeks at LegendsChampionshipWrestling.com that it’s General Skandor Akbar as well. It’s always been General Skandor Akbar and it will always be General Skandor Akbar. I’m not just a manager, you monkey, I’m a leader of men.” Mooney seemed confused, so Akbar grabbed the microphone and said, “Get the hell out of here, you’re pathetic.” Akbar grabbed the microphone and signaled for someone else to join them to replace Mooney. Bill Mercer appeared and Akbar handed him the microphone to continue the interview. Akbar said, “What you see before is the beginning of something that will surely dominate Legends Championship Wrestling in a way that it’s never been dominated before. You see, I know you’ve had your Entourages and your Brothahoods, but before you are the building blocks, the foundation of a new kind of army. I said before I was a leader of men and I meant it. I am a leader of soldiers in a new holy war. Already you see that Kamala and Abdullah the Butcher have seen to mending the wounds and battle scars between them to find the light and fight the fight. They are the new warriors in a battle not only with the other legends in LCW, but also with the worthless, pathetic American fans here in Texas and all around the country. Before you are the new holy warriors, before you are the Disciples of Allah and this is only the beginning. Our battle song is being sung and warriors are lining up to join the fight. And when we’re done with our holy war, the landscape of Legends Championship Wrestling will be drenched in the blood of all the infidels who oppose us.” Akbar said something in Arabic and left with Kamala and Abdullah the Butcher.

Randy Savage (with The Genius Lanny Poffo) wrestled Hulk Hogan (with Brutus Beefcake) to a no contest in 2:53 after both Poffo and Beefcake got involved in the match and the referee lost control of the match. LCW General Manager Ole Anderson came out said he was going to let another match end in a no contest because the referee couldn’t control the situation. Anderson demanded that the referee get back in the ring and that Lanny Poffo and Brutus Beefcake would be ejected from ringside. After Poffo and Beefcake reluctantly left ringside, the match was restarted.

Randy Savage defeated Hulk Hogan in 7:53 by pinfall with rollup with his feet on the ropes. After the match, Brutus Beefcake ran out and tried to argue the decision with the referee and tried to explain that Savage’s feet were on the ropes. Hogan grabbed the referee and threw him out of the ring and then went after Savage. Beefcake caught Savage trying to leave the ring and threw him back into the ring. Hogan threw Savage off the ropes and hit him with the big boot and the legdrop before leaving him lying in the center of the ring and posing with Beefcake on the entrance stage.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Magnum TA in his locker room as he prepared for his match with LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff. Magnum TA said he was more focused than ever and, regardless of whether or not he and Koloff were best friends or not, his destiny would be realized tonight when he becomes the LCW Universal Champion. Mercer wished him luck and said he was sure that everyone in the state of Texas was behind him.

Rihanna came out and performed “Don’t Stop The Music” as Hollywood John Tatum made his way to the ring. Missy Hyatt joined Rihanna on stage and started dancing with her, but her stalker appeared on the stage and Missy ran to ringside. The stalker looked at Rihanna and then started dancing with Rihanna. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “That’s a woman, Larry! No man can dance like that.” Zbyszko said, “Well, no man in Texas anyway.” The stalker stopped dancing as the song came to an end and ran to ringside and into the ring.

Hollywood John Tatum (with Missy Hyatt) defeated Missy Hyatt’s Stalker in 1:26 by pinfall after a clothesline. After the match, Tatum unmasked the stalker to reveal Lady Amazon! From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “It was a woman! It was a woman all along! It was Lady Amazon! Why was Lady Amazon stalking Missy Hyatt!?” After unmasking Amazon as the stalker, Tatum and Hyatt continued kicking at Amazon, but Kevin Von Erich ran out and clotheslined Tatum over the top rope and out of the ring and carried Lady Amazon to the back.

In the back, Bill Mercer was interviewing The Rock about wrestling Diamond Dallas Page to prove who is the real People’s Champion when Page appeared and the two men stood face to face and stared at each other. Page extended his hand and the Rock and Page shook hands before Page walked away and the Rock followed shortly after.

Diamond Dallas Page defeated The Rock in 16:39 by pinfall after the Diamond Cutter. After the match, the Rock raised Page's arm in victory and the two men embraced before Rock left the ring to allow Page to celebrate with the fans.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Paul Jones and the Powers of Pain about their title shot against the LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express. Jones promised that the Powers of Pain would prove their dominance over the most obnoxious, annoying tag team in the history of professional wrestling. Jones said Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson wouldn’t rock ‘n’ roll all night long tonight, the only thing they would be doing all night long tonight is bleeding and crying over losing their titles.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express defeated the Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) in 6:12 by pinfall when Ricky Morton pinned the Barbarian after a double missile dropkick.

In the back, Kevin Von Erich stood with Lady Amazon as she was checked on by a medical official. Amazon thanked Von Erich for saving her from Hollywood John Tatum. Von Erich asked Amazon why she was stalking Missy Hyatt and Amazon said after the second miscarriage a few months ago, she was lost and was looking for a friend and she went “into the deep end” and lost her mind. Von Erich said she would be all right now and that she had a friend in him if she still needed one. Amazon thanked him and wished him luck on his match with LCW Heritage Champion Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin.

Kevin Von Erich defeated LCW Heritage Champion Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin (with Precious) in 7:22 by pinfall when Von Erich forced Garvin to submit to the claw to win the LCW Heritage Championship. During the match, Precious tried to interfere and distract the referee, but Lady Amazon hobbled out to ringside and pulled her off the ring apron and knocked her out with a punch. After the match, Bill Mercer interviewed Kevin Von Erich at ringside and Von Erich said, “This is for my brothers. This is for my father. This is for the wrestling fans in Texas and for the wrestling fans all around the world. This is a great homecoming, man!” Hollywood John Tatum came out and attacked Von Erich from behind while Hyatt attacked Amazon. Tatum and Hyatt left ringside seeming accomplished at what they had just done as Von Erich went to check on Amazon.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed Harley Race who said tonight Big Van Vader and Dr. Death Steve Williams were going to steal the show with their first blood match, but added that Vader would take the win when he makes Williams bleed. Race said that Vader wasn’t doing this to gain revenge for Williams costing him the LCW International Champion. Race called Williams a weakened beast and said he was going to have Vader put down the beast and put him out of his misery.

Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) defeated Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) in 8:05 by decision in a first blood match when Race blasted Williams with a steel chair, causing him to bleed. After the match, both men continued brawling with each other until security officials came out and pulled them apart.

In the back, Bill Mercer attempted to interview LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff, but he only worked out and paid no attention to Mercer who said Koloff was more focused than he had ever seen him.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Skyscrapers defeated Demolition and the Hart Foundation in 7:13 in a triple threat match by pinfall when Sid Vicious pinned Jim Neidhart after a powerbomb. After the match, the Midnight Express came out and attacked the Skyscrapers until Demolition chased them out of the ring and to the back.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Manny Fernandez about his recovery after being stabbed by thugs outside the arena at LCW Uprising last month. Mercer asked if Fernandez weren’t perhaps returning to action too soon. Fernandez said he had been stabbed before, he had even been shot at before. Everyone who had tried to kill him in the past had made the same mistake that Tully Blanchard made: they didn’t finish the job! LCW United States Champion Tully Blanchard appeared and attacked Fernandez from behind to start the street fight match.

Manny Fernandez defeated LCW United States Champion Tully Blanchard (with James J. Dillon) in 13:35 by pinfall in a street fight match to win the LCW United States Championship. Before the match, Manny Fernandez took off his t-shirt and his mid-section was wrapped with tape and bandages, still healing from the stabbing. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “You can see that Manny Fernandez has his mid-section, including his right side where he was stabbed, heavily tapped up. Could he have returned too soon? Can Manny Fernandez make it through this match?” During the match, both men were busted wide open and covered in blood, Blanchard bleeding more than Fernandez. James J. Dillon also interfered in the match, but Fernandez assaulted Dillon and busted him wide open as well. The interference from Dillon gave Blanchard a chance to rebound and he started attacking Fernandez’s right side and Fernandez eventually started bleeding though his bandages where he was stabbed. Towards the end of the match, Fernandez threw Blanchard from the entrance stage onto a table on the floor below, but the table didn’t break. Fernandez looked down at Blanchard as he lay lifeless on the table and then walked several steps back on the entrance stage and then ran off the entrance stage, leaping from the stage and dropping a knee on Blanchard that broke the table in half. Fernandez managed to drape an arm across Blanchard for the pinfall and the win. After the match, from the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone screamed, “Manny Fernandez sacrificed himself in an attempt to destroy Tully Blanchard and if either of these men is ever the same again I’d be shocked.” Manny Fernandez and Tully Blanchard both had to be removed from ringside on stretchers.

In the back, Magnum TA and Nikita Koloff were shown making their way through the arena corridor and eventually made their way individually to the ring as their entrance themes played. Once they were in the ring, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced both of them. Once the introductions were made, Koloff handed the title to the referee and the referee explained the rules to both men and called for the start of the match.

Magnum TA defeated LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff in 24:04 by pinfall after the belly-to-belly suplex to win the LCW Universal Championship. After the match, Koloff went outside the ring and grabbed the title belt from the timekeeper. Koloff got into the ring and shook Magnum’s hand and the two men hugged and Koloff started putting the title around Magnum’s waist, but then blasted Magnum with the title belt, knocking him out. Koloff stood over Magnum for a moment, looked his the title belt, and then dropped it on Magnum’s chest before leaving the ring. Magnum slowly made his way to his feet as Koloff made his way up the entrance ramp. Magnum grabbed his newly won title belt and slowly made his way out of the ring as the crowd cheered and made his way up the entrance ramp after Koloff.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed Superstar Billy Graham and Madusa Micelli about facing Kevin Sullivan and Luna Vachon tonight. Graham said that Sullivan tried to put him on the shelf two months ago when he had Luna Vachon run him down with his car at the LCW Breaking Point pay-per-view in March. Graham said he was back and better than ever and was going to make Sullivan pay tonight!

Kevin Sullivan and Luna Vachon defeated Superstar Billy Graham and Madusa Micelli in 4:50 by pinfall when Sullvain pinned Graham after the double stomp which seemed to re-injure Graham who had to be helped from ringside by medical officials. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “Well, it seems that like Manny Fernandez, Superstar Billy Graham too may have come back too soon. I know he wanted to get his hands on Kevin Sullivan, but at what cost? Graham is re-injured and…it’s just so unfortunate.”

In the back, Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin was complaining to Precious about losing the LCW Heritage Championship to Kevin Von Erich. Ron Garvin appeared and told Garvin to get over it. Jimmy Garvin slapped Ron Garvin and the two men started to brawl and had to be separated by security officials.

In the back, LCW General Manager Ole Anderson approached referee David Manning and said, “David, tonight, I’m giving you the main event between Austin and Calaway and I’m leaving the decision, whatever it maybe, up to you. You were been a part of some of the most important matches in World Class Championship Wrestling and tonight you’re going to be a part of undoubtedly the most important match in the history of Legends Championship Wrestling. It doesn’t matter if it’s a countout, a disqualification, a submission, a pinfall, or, if need be, your decision, but I want a decision. It’s your main event. You’re the boss. These are two of the biggest egos in Legends Championship Wrestling and I’m leaving the decision up to you because I know, when all is said and done, that you’re the best man to have in that ring to make the decision that needs to be made.” Manning thanked Anderson and the two men shook hands before Manning walked away to make his way to the ring.

Ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Disturbed who performed “Into the Fire,” the official theme for LCW SuperClash 2008 as footage from the year long feud between Stone Cold Steve Austin and LCW Founder, and former Chairman of the Board, Christian Calaway played on the LegendsTron behind them. Disturbed then transitioned into their version of Austin’s entrance theme as Austin made his way to the ring. Capetta introduced Austin as he made his way to the ring. After Disturbed stopped performing, Capetta announced, “And his opponent…” Calaway was shown on the LegendsTron making his way from the locker room and the audience exploded and, from the broadcast booth, Larry Zbyszko said, “Don’t tell me this guy is actually over, Tony?” Schiavone responded, “What can I say? They love him. He’s earned their respect and tonight he wants to earn Austin’s respect. They believe in him. He’s one of them.” As he made his way through the arena corridors, he ran into Kanye West who asked Calaway if he was ready to rock. Calaway looked at West and said, “Let’s rock!” West then started performing his hit single “Stronger” and accompanied Calaway to ringside. As he made his way down the entrance ramp, from the broadcast booth Schiavone said, “Like him not, and many don’t, he has proven himself to be a changed man after being shot by the Iron Sheik several months ago. He almost lost his life, he died twice on the operating table, he said he saw death and it changed his life. One of the bullets is still resting dangerously close to his heart, but tonight, he’s determined to prove himself to Austin. He said earlier that he might not beat Austin, but he would earn his respect by the end of the night.” As Calaway made his way into the ring, Schaivone said, “Calaway hasn’t taken his off of Austin since coming through the curtain. Austin’s eyes have been locked on Calaway, but it seems that both of them, for the first time in as long as I can remember, both of their eyes aren’t filled with hated, but determination. Austin is determined to make Calaway earn his position, he’s determined that if Calaway is going to be Chairman of the Board again, he’s going to make him earn it and Calaway is determined to earn Austin’s respect." After Calaway got in the ring, the locker room started emptying out as the legends in the back came out and filled the entrance way and surrounded the ring. From the broadcast booth, Schiavone said, “This is why this match is the main event tonight. Everyone wants to know what’s going to happen when these two go at it and settle this thing once and for all. Calaway said he wasn’t a wrestler. He said he was an entertainer, he was a performer and he was going to put on the performance of his life tonight and these legends have come out to see that performance.” As the song came to end, Kanye West took his seat at ringside and because West had to perform an extended version of the song, Larry Zbyszko comically asked from the broadcast booth, “How long is that song, anyway?” Capetta introduced Austin and Calaway again and then announced that if Calaway won he would once again be the Chairman of the Board and the audience cheered wildly. Referee David Manning called for the bell to start the match.

Christian Calaway defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin in 14:25 by decision to again become the Chairman of the Board. During the early part of the match, Austin maintained much of the upper hand and had the advantage over Calaway, but Calaway wouldn’t quit and kicked out of several early pin attempts. Austin kept telling Calaway to get up after Austin would knock him down and at one point Austin yelled at Calaway, “You want my respect, son, give me more damn it!” Moments later, Austin threw Calaway into the corner and “stomped a mudhole” in Calaway. Several heels jumped into the ring in and attempted to attack Austin, but Austin threw them out of the ring or hit them with the Stone Cold Stunner and they rolled out of the ring. During the melee, the referee was knocked out and Austin went back to Calaway who was still in the corner and spitting up blood. From the broadcast booth, Schiavone said, “Oh, man. This doesn’t look good for Calaway. Could that bleeding be caused by the bullet that’s by his heart? Austin was just kicked at his chest just moments ago and now Calaway’s spitting up blood. Calaway could have some serious internal bleeding if it is that bullet.” Austin looked on in shock as Calaway, cheered on by the fans, slowly picked himself up from the corner and made his way to his feet, raised his hands and said to Austin, “Come on!” Referee David Manning looked at Calaway and called for the bell and said that the match would be called on account of Calaway’s serious bleeding. Calaway grabbed Manning who tried to tell Calaway his life was in danger and Calaway hit Manning with the Stone Cold Stunner and the audience exploded! Calaway got back to his feet, raised his hands again and told Austin, “Come on, you son of a bitch!” Calaway and Austin exchanged blows as Schiavone said from the broadcast booth, “We need a referee. All of this is for not if you don’t have a referee. Calaway’s risking his life for nothing if there’s no referee.” Schiavone then noted that there was a disturbance backstage and someone could be seen pushing his way past the camera man as a production crew member shouted, “You can’t go out there.” Nikita Koloff made his way through the curtain and down the entrance ramp as the audience exploded with a chorus of boos. Koloff blasted Austin with the Russian Sickle clothesline and then looked at Calaway who was trying to make his way back to his feet after his last brawl with Austin. Koloff looked at Calaway and helped his former mentor to his feet before leveling him with a savage Russian Sickle clothesline. Austin grabbed Koloff and the two brawled out of the ring and into the entrance way and to the back. Referee David Manning regained consciousness and saw that Calaway was unconscious and Austin wasn’t in the ring. Manning called for the bell and Gary Michael Capetta announced, “Ladies and gentleman, the winner of the match by referee’s decision…and once again Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway!” Manning called for medics who came and checked on the fallen Calaway. One of the medics yelled, “We need an ambulance.” Meanwhile, in the back, Austin and Koloff were still brawling toward the parking lot. As they brawled toward the ambulance, someone yelled to the ambulance driver, “We need an ambulance at ringside.” Austin threw Koloff into the side of the ambulance and told the ambulance driver, “I’ve got this, son.” Austin got in the ambulance and drove it through the back and into the arena and beside the entrance stage. Austin got on the roof of the ambulance and signaled to the medical officials in the ring to bring Calaway to the ambulance. They loaded Calaway onto a stretcher and rushed him to the ambulance. Austin got off the ambulance roof and told a medical official he would drive and said, “I just need you to tell me how to get there.” Calaway was loaded into the ambulance as Austin got in the driver’s seat and the ambulance drove away with sirens blaring as the audience cheered as the show went off the air.

LCW SuperClash 2007 Pay-Per-View Results 07.01.07

LCW SuperClash Pay-Per-View Results (July 1, 2007) live from the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, GA.

From ringside, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Beyonce who performed "The Star Spangled Banner."

From ringside, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Fall Out Boy who performed "Thnks Fr Th Mmrs" as footage from the past several months of action in Legends Championship Wrestling played on the LegendsTron behind them including the return of Hulk Hogan, the debut of The Rock, and the return of Stone Cold Steve Austin. Additional footage featured Hogan attacking Austin and aligning himself with Bobby Heenan at LCW Uprising, Christian Calaway confronting The Rock at LCW Uprising, Calaway having The Rock's father attacked by Nikita Koloff and Superstar Billy Graham, Calaway confronting Playboy's Hugh Heffner, Calaway reacting to The Rock being announced as his opponent instead of Heffner at LCW SuperClash, and the rise of The Entourage (Christian Calaway, Nikita Koloff, Superstar Billy Graham, Tully Blanchard, and Baby Doll) in Legends Championship Wrestling. The final shot featured all four men standing together in the ring with Baby Doll.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway arrived in a limousine with The Entourage: LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff, LCW International Champion Superstar Billy Graham, LCW Heritage Champion Tully Blanchard, and Baby Doll. Calaway said, "Boys, welcome to Atlanta, Georgia, my hometown and tonight is my homecoming and this hometown boy is going to do his city right when I kick The Rock's ass and send him back to Hollywood." Another limousine pulled up next to Calaway's limousine and Atlanta native and Calaway's old nemesis Ted Turner stepped out. Calaway looked at Turner suspiciously as Turner explained, "Look, it's no secret that we've had our differences in the past, but tonight I'm just here to enjoy the show and wish you the best of luck in your match with The Rock." Turner extended his hand for a handshake and Calaway looked at him suspiciously at first, but eventually extended his hand and shook Turner's hand before leaving with the rest of The Entourage.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to the biggest night in the history of Legends Championship Wrestling. Schiavone reminded everyone that this show marked the two year anniversary of Legends Championship Wrestling and SuperClash is the biggest event of the year in LCW, "…and if there's any doubt listen to this: The Rock vs. LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway, LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff vs. Big Van Vader, and Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Hulk Hogan…and those are just the main events." Zbyszko said, "And let's not forget Hugh Heffner is here as well!" Schiavone and Zbyszko previewed the entire card and then introduced Gary Michael Capetta.

Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) defeated LCW United States Champion Brutus Beefcake in 5:11 by pinfall after the Oklahoma Stampede to win the LCW United States Championship after Hulk Hogan interfered with Bobby Heenan and blindly hit Beefcake with a steel chair across the back from outside the ring and then pretended that it was an accident. After the match, Hogan helped Beefcake to his feet and then blasted him with the steel chair, busting him wide open. Hogan grabbed a cameraman and pulled him into the ring. Hogan then picked up a bloody Beefcake by the hair and yelled into the camera, "Austin, if I can do that to my best friend, just imagine what I'm going to do to you tonight." Hogan dropped a legdrop on a bloody Beefcake before leaving the ring with Heenan.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Demolition who said they were going to win the gauntlet match and go on to LCW Beach Brawl and win the LCW World Tag Team Championships.

That Hart Foundation won a seven-team tag team gauntlet match in 18:33 to become the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships. Also included in the match were: The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones), Strike Force, The Skyscrapers, The Funk Brothers, The Rougeau Brothers (with Jimmy Hart), and Demolition.
Order of Decisions:
- The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) defeated Strike Force at 4:02 by pinfall when The Warlord pinned Tito Santana after a running powerslam.
- The Skyscrapers defeated The Powers of Pain at 7:17 by pinfall when Sid Vicious pinned The Barbarian after the powerbomb.
- The Skyscrapers defeated The Funk Brothers at 10:04 by pinfall when Dan Spivey pinned Dory Funk, Jr., after the powerbomb.
- The Skyscrapers defeated The Rougeau Brothers (with Jimmy Hart) at 11:28 by pinfall when Sid Vicious pinned Raymond Rougeau after the powerbomb.
- The Hart Foundation defeated The Skyscrapers at 14:19 by pinfall when Bret Hart pinned Dan Spivey after the Hart Attack.
- The Hart Foundation defeated Demolition at 18:33 by pinfall when Bret Hart pinned Demolition Smash after the Hart Attack.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin and Precious. Garvin said "Buddy Roberts likes to say I wasn't really a Freebird, but at least I wasn't the Freebirds' little bitch! Tonight, I'm not only going to prove that I was more of a Freebird that him, but I'm going to make him my bitch!"

Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin (with Precious) defeated Buddy Roberts in 4:29 by pinfall after the DDT after Precious grabbed Roberts' leg from ringside, tripping him and causing him to fall into Garvin's DDT.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed Koko B. Ware who said not only was he going to beat Ted DiBiase one more time and win the LCW Television Championship, but he was also going to make his fans get up and dance and "shake their money makers" before he even gets in the ring because he had a special surprise for all of his fans.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Ted DiBiase, with Virgil, who said Koko B. Ware's victory over him was a fluke, a fluke that wasn't going to happen twice. Okerlund showed DiBiase's footage of his interview with Sean Mooney two weeks ago on LCW Showdown where he said if Ware won the title tonight he wouldn't ask for a rematch. DiBiase said it was in the contract that if Ware could beat him for the title tonight the rematch clause would be null and void, but DiBiase said he wasn't worried at all.

From the ring, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Grammy Award winner Ludacris who performed 'Money Maker" and accompanied Koko B. Ware to ringside.

Koko B. Ware (with Ludacris) defeated LCW Television Champion Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) in 6:22 by pinfall after a missile dropkick to win the LCW Television Championship. Before the pinfall, Virgil jumped on the ring apron and tried to knock Ware off the top rope as he was getting in position for the missile dropkick, but Ludacris grabbed Virgil and pulled him off the ring apron and knocked him out with a punch allowing Ware to hit DiBiase with the missile dropkick for the pinfall and the win. After the match, a shocked and surprised Ware thanked Ludacris and celebrated the win in the crowd as Ludacris performed "Money Maker" and made his way through the crowd with Ware.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Kimberly Page about her mystery opponent for Diamond Dallas Page. Kimberly said that she had searched high and low, from coast to coast, and around the world for a legend worthy of having her in their corner and worthy of the opportunity of being the man to take Diamond Dallas Page out of action. Kimberly Page then introduced Scott Hall and the two of them walked away together.

Diamond Dallas Page defeated Scott Hall in 7:29 by pinfall after the Diamond Cutter. According to the pre-match stipulation and as a result of Hall's loss to Page, Kimberly Page had to leave LCW. Kimberly began to berate Hall and slapped him across the face. He grabbed her and hit her with the Outsider's Edge before leaving her in the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed the new LCW Television Champion Koko B. Ware who said he had worked hard for this moment and he was going to make the fans proud and thanked them for supporting him throughout his career.

The Rock 'n' Roll Express defeated LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Blackjacks in 5:11 by pinfall when Robert Gibson pinned Blackjack Lanza after Gibson and Morton double dropkicked Lanza after they double dropkicked Blackjack Mulligan over the top rope to win the LCW United States Tag Team Championships.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Magnum TA who said he was disappointed that he wasn't on the card because all he wanted to do was wrestle on the biggest show of the year. Stan Hansen appeared and said, "Hey, boy. If you want a match, I got your match right here." Hansen then blasted Magnum in the head with his cow bell and dragged him to the ring with the bullrope while kicking him on the way to the ring. Once, in the ring, a bloody Magnum managed to gain the upper hand and hit Hansen with the belly-to-belly suplex after Hansen missed an attempted Lariat clothesline. LCW security officials flooded into the ring to separate the two men.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed the new LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express about their title victory over The Blackjacks. Okerlund said, "This night is quickly becoming a night of upsets." Ricky Morton said, "This is an upset? This isn't an upset, Mean Gene. This is just championship destiny. We've done it before and we're going to do it again. Don't forget we're former NWA World Tag Team Champions and soon we'll be LCW World Tag Team Champions. This is just another step on the road to our championship destiny. Islanders, good luck because if it's not you it's going to be The Wild Samoans. One of those teams are going to get rock 'n' rolled and we're going to take their gold."

LCW International Champion Superstar Billy Graham defeated Jesse Ventura in 6:24 by pinfall after a superplex.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW World Tag Team Champions The Wild Samoans with Gary Hart. Hart said, "This is supposed to be the battle of the Samoan savages: The Wild Samoans and The Islanders. Because who better to stop The Wild Samoans than two other Samoan savages. But what everyone seems to have forgotten is that The Islanders aren't Samoan savages at all. They're just crazed island monkeys swinging from branch to branch, but tonight The Wild Samoans are going to clear the forest, they're going to knock down all the trees, they're going to watch as the monkeys fall to their deaths and then they're going feast on the remains of those two monkeys, The Islanders. And when the feast turns to famine, The Wild Samoans are going to start in on the rest of the teams in Legends Championship Wrestling. And remember, Mean Gene, they've beaten them all before. Whether it's the Hart Foundation, The Rock 'n' Roll Express, Demolition, or any other team in LCW, it doesn't matter because the most dominant team in LCW is right here, The Wild Samoans. This is The Wild Samoans' savage jungle and just like the kings of the jungle, they're not going anywhere until they want to."

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Wild Samoans (with Gary Hart) defeated The Islanders in 5:20 by pinfall when Wild Samoan Afa pinned Haku after the Samoan Drop. After the match, Gary Hart challenged The Hart Foundation to cash in the title shot they earned earlier in the night in the gauntlet tag team match right now saying that it didn't matter when the match happened because The Wild Samoans were the most dominant tag team in LCW history. The Hart Foundation accepted the challenge and came out to start the match.

The Hart Foundation defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions The Wild Samoans (with Gary Hart) in 1:19 by pinfall when Bret Hart pinned Wild Samoan Afa after the Hart Attack.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway approached LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff and wished him luck against Big Van Vader and told him to make The Entourage proud. Calaway said he wasn't going to be able to be in his corner tonight because he needed to focus on his match against The Rock but he said Koloff was going to be fine and would be leaving with the title…"I guarantee it."

LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff defeated Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) in 9:54 by pinfall after the Russian Sickle clothesline after LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway interfered and blasted Harley Race with a steel chair which distracted Vader and allowed Koloff to hit him with the Russian Sickle clothesline for the pinfall and the win.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway spoke with Tully Blanchard and Baby Doll about needing Baby Doll in his corner more than Blanchard needed her in his corner. Blanchard agreed and said he would miss her, but he would be all right. Calaway warned Blanchard not to underestimate Tommy Rich, but reassured him that he would do fine as Blanchard left. LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff approached Calaway and said, "Thanks, boss." Calaway said, "Didn't I tell you everything would be fine? That old son of a bitch never saw it coming. Just like an old, lazy, tired soldier he let his guard down. When I said I wasn’t going to be at ringside his defenses were down, just like I knew they would be. And you still have your title because of Harley Race. You know, if Vader were smart he'd put that old horse out to pasture."

LCW Heritage Champion Tully Blanchard defeated Tommy Rich in 6:51 by pinfall after the slingshot suplex. After the match, Blanchard continued to attack Tommy Rich and hit Rich with two more slingshot suplexes and knocked the referee out of the ring and went to hit Rich with a third slingshot suplex, but Sam Houston came out and dropkicked Blanchard out of the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway as he made his way through the corridor. Calaway said, "I just want The Rock to remember this one thing: this is my company and this is my show. That's why we're here. I want to keep Baby Doll out of Playboy, but more importantly, I want to keep The Rock out of Legends Championship Wrestling. Don't ever forget who I am. I am the LCW Chairman of the Board and that makes me…the power."

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed The Rock who looked at Mooney and said quietly, "Tick tock. Tick tock. The time for talk is over, Mooney. I'm done. I've said all I want to say. I've said all I need to say. It's not the time for catchphrases. It's not the time for funny one liners. It's time for me to go out there and kick the ass of the Chairman of the Board. Of you don't think I deserve to be here. You don't think I belong here. You don't think I'm a legend. I'm going to walk out there tonight and prove not only do I belong here…but I am here and I'm not going anywhere." LCW Board of Directors member Bruno Sammartino approached them with a clipboard with a contract on it and said, "This is the contract that The Rock will be signing when he beats the Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway. Good luck, Rock." The two men shook hands and The Rock walked away.

From the ring, ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta introduced Hugh Heffner who came to the ring with his girlfriends on his arm and he accompanied them to their seats at ringside and then got into the ring. Capetta then introduced Cypress Hill who performed "Rock Superstar" as Capetta introduced The Rock who made his way to the ring. The audience exploded as The Rock made his way to the ring. Capetta then introduced Beyonce who performed "Ring The Alarm" as Capetta introduced Baby Doll who came to the ring on the arm of Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper Jones. The University of Georgia Redcoats marching band lined the entrance way and played the Atlanta Braves' Tomahawk Chop theme. Capetta then introduced Ludacris and Jermaine Dupri who performed "Welcome To Atlanta" as Baby Doll, who grabbed the microphone from Capetta, introduced LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway. Calaway actually had some support from the audience which prompted Tony Schiavone to say, "I can't believe it, but I think some of the people in this crowd are actually behind the Chairman of the Board." Zbyszko said, "Well, he is the hometown boy and he told The Rock this was his show."

LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway (with Baby Doll) defeated The Rock (with Hugh Heffner) in 11:53 by pinfall after LCW Heritage Champion Tully Blanchard interfered and blasted The Rock with a steel chair while the referee was distracted by getting Baby Doll out of the ring. During the match, The Rock applied the Sharpshooter to Calaway but Calaway was able to make it to the ropes. Moments later, The Rock had Calaway in position for a second Rock Bottom, but Baby Doll, who placed Calaway's leg on the bottom rope after the first Rock Bottom, ran into the ring and jumped on The Rock's back. The Rock dropped Calaway who rolled out of the ring. The Rock grabbed Baby Doll and hit her with the Rock Bottom. He went to hit her with the People's Elbow, but as he ran across the ring, Blanchard came out and blasted him with a savage steel chair shot that immediately busted him wide open. Superstar Billy Graham came out and rolled Calaway back into the ring for the pinfall and the win.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed The Nasty Boys and Missy Hyatt who said they were going to take care of "The Total Problem" and "Mr. Not Too Wonderful" and then take care of either The Hart Foundation or The Rock 'n' Roll Express. Missy Hyatt said, "I need some gold, Mean Gene." She laughed as she walked away with The Nasty Boys.

The Nasty Boys (with Missy Hyatt) defeated Lex Luger (with Madusa Micelli) and Paul Orndorff in 6:06 by pinfall when Brian Knobbs pinned Paul Orndorff after Missy Hyatt hit Orndorff with her purse. After the match, Luger helped Orndorff to his feet and then snapped, clotheslined him down to the mat and then hit him with a piledriver twice. Luger and Madusa stomped on Orndorff until security officials ran out and pulled Luger and Madusa out of the ring.

Gary Michael Capetta introduced Fall Out Boy who performed "This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race" as a video featuring the career highlights of Stone Cold Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan played on the LegendsTron.

Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Hulk Hogan (with Bobby Heenan) in 18:01 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner. During the match, Austin kicked out of the legdrop twice. After kicking out the second time, Hogan threw the referee out of the ring. LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway came out with a referee's shirt on. Hogan hit Austin with another legdrop, but even with a fast count from Calaway, Austin still managed to kick out. Hogan tried to hit Austin with a fourth legdrop, but Austin moved and Hogan missed. Austin hit Hogan with the Stone Cold Stunner and Calaway hesitantly made the count. After the match, an angry Calaway looked on from the entrance ramp as Austin celebrated in the ring with a few beers as the show went off the air.

LCW SuperClash 2006 Pay-Per-View Results 07.02.06

LCW SuperClash (July 2, 2006) live from FedEx Forum in Memphis, Tennessee.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway arrived in a white limousine with LCW Board of Directors members Bruno Sammartino and Pedro Morales. Sean Mooney approached them and Calaway said, “Mooney, tonight will be the dawning of a new era in Legends Championship Wrestling because tonight we’re all about that old saying that goes ‘out with the old and in with the new’. Excuse me, I’ve got some business to take care of.” Calaway left as Mooney wondered out loud about what Calaway meant with his cryptic message.

Nikita Koloff Music Video featuring Fort Minor's "Remember The Name"

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund was awaiting the arrival of the number one contender for the LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff who arrived with his arm wrapped in a bandage after being attacked by the Heenan Family last week on Showdown. His uncle, Ivan Koloff, also got out of the car. Okerlund approached them and mentioned that the last time Ivan Koloff was seen in LCW, he lost a loser leaves LCW match to his nephew Nikita Koloff after a savage feud between the two. Ivan said they were family and family needed to stick together. Ivan said he was going to be in Nikita’s corner tonight and would make sure the Heenan Family didn’t interfere.

Tony Schivone and Lance Russell welcomed everyone to LCW SuperClash. Russell officially announced that this event would be his last in the broadcast as he was leaving Legends Championship Wrestling. He thanked everyone for their support and well wishes. With that he said, “Let’s go down to ringside and ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta.”

Lex Luger defeated LCW Television Champion Dusty Rhodes (with Baby Doll) in 9:32 by pinfall in a bullrope match to win the LCW Television Championship. During the match, the referee was knocked out and the cowbell attached to the bullrope fell off and rolled out of the ring. Baby Doll picked up the cowbell and got into the ring. Dusty, on his hands and knees, asked her to hand the cowbell to him, but instead of handing it to him, she slammed the cowbell down onto his head. She then struggled to pull Luger on top of Rhodes as the referee regained consciousness and counted the pin. After the match, as Rhodes was helped out of the ring by medical officials, Baby Doll helped Lex Luger to his feet and they embraced. Rhodes turned around to see Luger kissing Baby Doll and Rhodes looked heartbroken.

In the back, Sean Mooney interview Sgt. Slaughter, with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie, who promised to win the LCW International Championship from “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. Slaughter said he was going to do it to prove that Austin wasn’t worthy of being a hero and the only man in LCW worthy of being a hero was Sgt. Slaughter.

LCW International Champion “Stone Cold” Steve Austin defeated Sgt. Slaughter (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) in 6:27 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner. After the match, Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie tried to attack Austin, but he also hit him with the Stone Cold Stunner.

In the back, The Dynamite Kid approached Chris Benoit who was wrapping tape around his wrist before his loser leaves LCW match Dynamite Kid asked Benoit if he was ready and Benoit said he was, but he was still worried about J.J. Dillon or a member of the Four Horsemen interfering. Dynamite Kid said he would be in Benoit’s corner tonight to make sure that didn’t happen. Dynamite Kid then said they might have to change their names to the Two Horsemen because Ric Flair (who lost a loser leaves LCW match to Nikita Kooff two weeks ago on Showdown) was gone and after tonight Barry Windham would be gone as well. Benoit and Dynamite Kid laughed as they headed towards the ring.

Barry Windham defeated Chris Benoit (with The Dynamite Kid) in 8:29 by pinfall in a loser leaves LCW match. In accordance with pre-match stipulations, James J. Dillon, Barry Windham’s manager, was banned from ringside during the match. During the match, Benoit signaled for the end of the match and mounted the top rope for the flying headbutt. He pounded his heart and then pointed to Dynamite Kid to signal the move was in honor of his wrestling hero. Benoit went for the move, but Windham moved out of the way and Benoit hit the mat. Windham then placed an arm on Benoit for the pin. After the match, The Dynamite Kid got in the ring and berated Benoit saying, “What the hell was that? That was pathetic. You’re nothing now. You have nothing now.” Dynamite Kid shook his head in shame before helping Benoit to his feet. Dynamite Kid then blasted Benoit with a clothesline out of nowhere that almost took his head off. Dynamite Kid hit Benoit with a couple of snap suplexes before he mounted the top rope and hit Benoit with the flying headbutt. Dynamite Kid said, “That’s how it’s done,” before spitting on Benoit and leaving the ring. Benoit had to be helped from the ring by medical officials.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed The Honky Tonk Man and Jimmy Hart. The Honky Tonk Man said not only was he the greatest WWE Intercontinental Champion of all time, but he was also the greatest LCW United States Champion of all time and wasn’t going to lose the title to Jake Roberts.

Jake Roberts defeated LCW United States Champion The Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart) in 5:08 by disqualification after Jimmy Hart interfered and pulled the referee out of the ring. During the match, The Honky Tonk Man tried to use his guitar as a weapon, but Roberts grabbed the guitar and threw it down. Roberts hit Honky with the short clothesline and then pointed at the guitar. Roberts picked up the guitar and raised it above his head as if he was going to bring it down on Honky, hitting him with it. Instead, Roberts slowly placed the guitar back on the mat with the strings facing down. Roberts then signaled for the DDT and the fans cheered. Roberts then picked Honky up and hit him with the DDT on the guitar, breaking the guitar. Jimmy Hart then interfered and pulled the referee out of the ring, stopping the count, and giving the win to Roberts via disqualification. After the match, Honky rolled out of the ring as Roberts grabbed Hart and hit him with the DDT. Honky returned with another guitar from under the ring and blasted Roberts. Ron Garvin then ran our with a steel chair and cleared Honky, who was carrying Jimmy Hart, out of the ring. Garvin checked on Roberts condition and helped him to his feet.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund approached The Honky Tonk Man and an almost unconscious Jimmy Hart as they walked through the curtain about what just happened and Honky complained about Ron Garvin interfering in his business. Honky said Roberts and Garvin hadn’t heard the last from him.

In the back, Eric Bischoff was preparing for his match against Hulk Hogan when Bobby Heenan approached him. Bischoff complained to Heenan about the match and Heenan offers his services as Bischoff’s manager. Bischoff thanked Heenan and accepted the offer. Bischoff and Heenan shook hands.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Nasty Boys defeated The Steiner Brothers in 8:33 by pinfall when Brian Knobbs pinned Rick Steiner after Knobbs blasted Steiner with the dog collar in a double dog collar, loser leaves LCW match. After the match, The Steiner Brothers thanked the fans and then left the ring.

In the back, Hulk Hogan arrived and was immediately surrounded by LCW security officials and LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel and ushered into a secluded room where he was told by Bockwinkel that he would have to wait until his match against Eric Bischoff. Hogan asked why Bockwinkel was doing this and he said it was because Hogan was still suspended. Bockwinkel apologized and left the room.

Jimmy Snuka defeated Stan Hansen in 4:58 by pinfall after the Superfly Splash in a match to determine the number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship.

In the back, as Bob Backlund made his way to the ring, Jimmy Snuka walked by him and wished him good luck in winning the LCW Heritage Championship from Superstar Billy Graham.

Bob Backlund defeated LCW Heritage Champion Superstar Billy Graham in 7:18 by pinfall with a rollup with his feet on the ropes to win the LCW Heritage Championship. After the match, Killer Khan, with Mr. Fuji, came out and attacked Bob Backlund. The number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship Jimmy Snuka came out with a steel chair and saved Backlund.

In the back, Mean Gene Oklerlund interviewed Randy Savage about his recent change in attitude and Savage said it wasn't a change it attitude, but a shift in focus and his focus was clear now. Savage promised he was going to do whatever it takes to win the match and then win the LCW International Championship next month.

Randy Savage defeated Ricky Steamboat in 20:48 by pinfall after the flying elbow smash in the final match in the best of three series to determine the number one contender for the LCW International Championship. During the match, Sherri Martel came out, interfered and distracted Steamboat by jumping on the apron and slapping Steamboat across the face. After the match, Savage and Sherri embraced.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interview LCW International Champion “Stone Cold” Steve Austin about having to defend his title against former LCW Universal Champion Randy Savage at LCW Beach Brawl on July 30th. Austin said he was going to open a can of whoop ass on Savage and would open a can on “that bitch, Scary Sherri” as well.

Demolition defeated LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Hart Foundation (with Jimmy Hart) in 7:28 by pinfall when Demolition Smash pinned Jim Neidhart after the Decapitation Device after Jimmy Hart accidentally hit Neidhart with the megaphone to win the LCW United States Tag Team Championships.

Eric Bischoff (with Bobby Heenan) defeated Hulk Hogan 6:43 by pinfall after Bobby Heenan interfered from ringside and tripped Hogan causing him to fall on his face which allowed Bischoff to score the pinfall and the win. After the match, Tony Schiavone and Lance Russell voiced their surprise that a simple trip could give knock out Hogan and give Bischoff the win. Russell said, “Something doesn’t seem right here.”

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway approached The Outsiders and said, “Man, we are cleaning house tonight. Chris Benoit is gone, The Steiner Brothers are gone. You know, you guys have just been hanging out in LCW, collecting a paycheck, haven’t really made an impact, haven’t really done much, have you? Well tonight, in this battle royal, you had better be at least one of the last two teams standing if you want to stay in Legends Championship Wrestling. If not, well Kevin you’ve found work in TNA and that seems to be working for you. As for you Scott, well there’s a bar down the road I’m sure you’ll find yourself right at home in. A win tonight will see you guys to the contendership for a title, but a loss is only going to see you to the unemployment line.”

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express (Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson), and Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard (with James J. Dillon) won a 20-man battle royal in 16:27 to earn the ring to face each other in a match to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team and LCW United States Tag Team Championships which also included: Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas, The Powers of Pain (The Warlord and The Barbarian with Paul Jones), The Brisco Brothers (Jack and Jerry Brisco), The Killer Bees (Brian Blair and Jim Brunzell), The Young Stallions (Jim Powers and Paul Roma), The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers and Bobby Fulton), The Bushwhackers (Butch Miller and Luke Williams), The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie), The Funk Brothers (Terry Funk and Dory Funk, Jr.), Strike Force (Rick Martel and Tito Santana), Doom (Ron Simmons and Butch Reed with Woman), The Freebirds (Michael Hayes and Jimmy Garvin with Buddy Roberts), The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane), The Orient Express (Sato and Tanaka with Mr. Fuji), The Outsiders (Scott Hall and Kevin Nash), The Skyscrapers (Sid Vicious and Dan Spivey with Theodore Long), The Islanders (Haku and Tama), and The Rougeau Brothers (Jacques and Raymond Rougeau). At the start of the match, The Outsiders were eliminated by The Powers of Pain when The Warlord and The Barbarian clotheslined Kevin Nash and Scott Hall over the top rope after everyone attacked The Outsiders as they came into the ring. After they were eliminated the crowd sang, “Na, na, na, hey, hey, hey, goodbye.”

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express defeated Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard (with James J. Dillon) in 4:09 by pinfall when Robert Gibson pinned Arn Anderson with a small package rollup to become the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships. As a results of pre-match stipulations and as a result of the loss, Anderson and Blanchard became the number one contenders for the LCW United States Tag Team Championships.

In the back, LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway watched as security officials escorted The Outsiders out of the ring. The Outsiders said it wasn’t over and they would be back and Calaway said, “Yeah, how about coming back when you want to work for your paycheck.”

Fort Minor came out and performed “Remember The Name” which brought Nikita Koloff to the ring.

Nikita Koloff (with Ivan Koloff) defeated LCW Universal Champion Paul Orndorff (with Bobby Heenan) in 19:59 by pinfall after the Russian Sickle clothesline to win the LCW Universal Championship. After the match, Ivan and Nikita Koloff celebrated the victory with the crowd.

LCW SuperClash 2005 Pay-Per-View Results 07.03.05

SuperClash 2005 (July 3, 2005) live from SkyDome in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

The show opened with LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway in the ring. Calaway introduced the LCW announce team, Anthony "Arez" Alvarez and Jesse "The Body" Ventura. As Alvarez and Ventura went to ringside, Calaway introduced LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino. Sammartino thanked everyone for being there tonight and announced the rebirth of traditional professional wrestling.

The Rock 'n' Roll Express defeated Ivan and Nikita Koloff in 8:32 by pinfall when Robert Gibson pinned Nikita Koloff after a flying bodypress in a no countout, no disqualification, number one contenders match to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships at LCW Beach Brawl.

Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) defeated Rick Martel, Rowdy Roddy Piper, and Jake Roberts in 10:48 in a four way dance elimination match to determine the number one contender for the LCW International Championship at Beach Brawl.
Order of Elimination:
- Rick Martel was eliminated by Jake Roberts at 4:49 by pinfall after the DDT after Rowdy Roddy Piper knocked Martel out with the sleeperhold.
- Rowdy Roddy Piper was eliminated by Ted DiBiase at 7:57 by pinfall after a neckbreaker after Virgil tripped and distrated him from ringside. During the pinfall, Roberts went outside the ring and hit Virgil with a DDT on the floor. Virgil had to be taken away from ringside by medics.
- Jake Roberts was eliminated by Ted DiBiase at 10:48 by knockout with the Million Dollar Dream sleeperhold.

Sting defeated Abdullah The Butcher in 8:33 by submission with the Scorpion Death Lock in a number one contenders match to determine the number one contender for the LCW United States Championship at LCW Beach Brawl.

LCW International Champion Bret Hart defeated Greg Valentine (with Jimmy Hart) in 6:56 by submission with the Sharpshooter in a submission match. After the match, Ted DiBiase attacked Bret Hart until The British Bulldogs came out and saved Bret Hart. LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino then came out and announced that as a result of the attack, Ted DiBiase had last his status as the number one contender for the LCW International Championship. He also announced that at next month's Beach Brawl pay-per-view, The British Bulldogs would team with LCW International Champion Bret Hart to face Ted DiBiase and two partners of his choosing. However, Sammartino added that if DiBiase could score the pinfall on any one of this opponents he would become the number one contender for the LCW International Champion, but if any one of his partners pinned any one of their opponents they would become the number one contender for the LCW International Championship at LCW's Caged Heat pay-per-view in August.

In the back, Ravishing Rick Rude and Curt Hennig were arguing over who should have Bobby Heenan in their corner for their upcoming three way dance against The Ultimate Warrior for the LCW United States Championship. Bobby Heenan walked up to them and they both tried to convince him that he should be in their respective corner. Just as Heenan was about to decide which man's corner he was going to be in, LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino walked by and said, "I think I can help make that decision a little easier. You're not going to be in either man's corner because tonight, Bobby Heenan, you're banned from ringside!" Heenan was in shock as Hennig and Rude yelled at Sammartino as he walked away about how unfair and wrong his decision was.

Ravishing Rick Rude defeated LCW United States Champion The Ultimate Warrior and Curt Hennig in 12:09 in a three way dance elimination match to win the LCW United States Championship.
Order of Elimination:
- The Ultimate Warrior was eliminated by Curt Hennig at 5:32 by pinfall after the Warrior Press and Slam followed by the Warrior Splash.
- Ravishing Rick Rude eliminated The Ultimate Warrior at 12:09 by pinfall after the Rude Awakening after Hennig returned to the ring and hit Warrior with a steel chair while he was outside the ring.

In the back, The Ultimate Warrior confronted LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino and demanded to be the number one contender for the LCW United States Championship at next month's Beach Brawl pay-per-view, but Sammartino said it was out of his hands and that Sting was the number one contender as a result of his victory over Abdullah The Butcher earlier in the night, but Sammartino told Warrior he would talk to Sting and see what he could do. Warrior reminded Sammartino that he had a return clause in his contract as he walked away. Sammartino said to himself, "I didn't even think he could read."

The Nasty Boys (with Jimmy Hart) defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions The Road Warriors (with Paul Ellering) in 15:43 in a Chicago street fight match by pinfall when Jerry Sags pinned Road Warrior Animal after Brian Knobbs hit Animal with Jimmy Hart's megaphone to win the LCW World Tag Team Championships. After the match, The Road Warriors hit Jimmy Hart with the Doomsday Device.

In the back, Paul Orndorff attacked Ricky Steamboat from behind taking him out of the triple threat match for the LCW Universal Championship.

Andre The Giant, One Man Gang, and King Kong Bundy (with Bobby Heenan) defeated Bam Bam Bigelow, Tito Santana, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan in 12:14 in a six-man tag team elimination match.
Order of Elimination:
- Tito Santana was eliminated by King Kong Bundy at 2:12 by pinfall after the Avalanche followed by a Splash.
- Andre The Giant was eliminated by countout at 4:15 after Hacksaw Jim Duggan hit him with the Three-Point Stance Clothesline and knocked him out of the ring.
- Hacksaw Jim Duggan was eliminated by One Man Gang at 6:54 by pinfall after the 757 Splash.
- Bam Bam Bigelow was eliminated by One Man Gang after the Avalanche from Bundy and then the 757 Splash from Gang.

In the back, LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino approached Sting and suggest making the LCW United States Championship match between he and LCW United States Champion Ravishing Rick Rude a three way dance at Beach Brawl and including The Ultimate Warrior in the match. Sting was initally reluctant, but Sammartino told Sting that as a result of the rematch clause in his contract, The Ultimate Warrior could cause trouble if he wanted to by making Sammartino put him in the match. Sting reluctantly agreed saying, "Give Warrior what he wants, but tell him that title is going to be mine and he better stay out of my way because I'll take him out to get to it if I have to."

In the back, Ted DiBiase approached King Kong Bundy and One Man Gang and asked Bundy and Gang to be his partners at Beach Brawl in his match against LCW International Champion Bret Hart and The British Bulldogs. DiBiase explained that LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino had made the decision that if Bundy or Gang pinned any one of their opponents they would become the number one contender for the LCW International Championship. DiBiase then said he didn't want that to happen and he wanted to be the number one contender and he gave Bundy and Gang some money and said, "You know what I'm saying, boys?" Bundy and Gang agreed and DiBiase walked away as Bundy and Gang counted their money.

In the back, Dusty Rhodes was talking to LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino when Harley Race attacked Dusty Rhodes and busted him wide open with brass knuckles. As Race was taken away by LCW officials, Sammartino announced that Race was going to face Rhodes at Beach Brawl in a first blood match. As security took Race away, he yelled at Rhodes, "The sand at Beach Brawl is going to be red with your blood, Rhodes. I'm going to make you bleed."

Rocky Johnson, Tony Atlas, Davey Boy Smith, and The Dynamite Kid defeated Terry Funk, Dory Funk, Jr., (with Jimmy Hart), The Iron Sheik, and Nikolai Volkoff (with "Classie" Freddie Blassie) in 16:34 in an eight-man tag team multiple elimination match. Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson were the survivors.
Order of Elimination:
- Dory Funk, Jr., was eliminated by Davey Boy Smith at 5:15 by pinfall after the running powerslam.
- Terry Funk was eliminated by Davey Boy Smith at 5:21 by pinfall after a flying headbutt from Dynamite Kid.
- Davey Boy Smith was eliminated by The Iron Sheik at 8:48 by submission with the Camel Clutch.
- The Iron Sheik was eliminated by Dynamite Kid at 12:07 by pinfall after the flying headbutt.
- The Dynamite Kid was eliminated by Nikolai Volkoff at 14:01 by pinfall after a flying kneedrop.
- Nikolai Volkoff was eliminated by Tony Atlas at 16:34 by pinfall after a military press slam.

In the back, as Bob Backlund was doing pushups with Arnold Skaaland coaching him, Superstar Billy Graham attacked Backlund from behind hitting him with a steel chair and then knocking out Skaaland with the steel chair as well. Graham continued assaulting Backlund with the steel chair until LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino and LCW officials pulled him away from Backlund. Sammartino told Graham that he would face Backlund in a steel chair ladder match at Beach Brawl. A steel chair would be hanging from the rafters and one of the winner would be the man who climbed the ladder and used the steel chair as a weapon.

Before the main event, LCW Commissioner Bruno Sammartino came out and introduced the man who would replace the injured Ricky Steamboat in the main event: Hulk Hogan!

Hulk Hogan defeated LCW Universal Champion Randy Savage and Paul Orndorff (with Bobby Heenan) in 14:15 in a triple threat match by pinfall when he pinned Orndorff after the legdrop to win the LCW Universal Championship.