The match was exactly what you’d expect when you put Norman Smiley and Disqo in the same ring. Things started with a "dance-off" that had Mike Sanders looking embarrassed on the apron while Smiley and Disqo traded hip swivels. Once the wrestling actually started, Smiley took control with his technical prowess, but Fraizer struggled to keep the momentum going when he tagged in. The comedy continued as Smiley nearly locked in the Big Wiggle on Sanders, but Disqo made the save. The finish came when Sanders distracted the ref, allowing Disqo to deliver a blatant low blow to Fraizer. Disqo then spiked Fraizer with the Last Dance Stunner to pick up the shady win.

Actually expected a bit more from the men involved. While Disqo & Sanders are not the best workers in the world, I just thought there was enough charisma here to bring us a bit more. Fraizer & Smiley are an interesting team we've had a few looks at, but I'm still not sure just how good or bad Fraizer is.

Rest In Peace local talent! Match starts with Capri jumping O'Haire right away with a flurry of strikes that don't even stagger the Psycho Killer. Capri off the ropes, eats big jumping roundhouse kick! Death Spiral. 3 Count.

A nice squash. O'Haire looked crisp in his two moves, and Capri sold them like death. Just better the fine, which is what you want out a 1-minute squash.

This was a bizarre clash of styles from the bell. Shark Boy started things off by confusing Kid Romeo with a series of quick arm drags followed by a sharp headbutt, or is it a fin-butt? He even managed to bite Romeo's hand to escape a move in the corner, which brought La Parka in to celebrate with a signature strut. The Primetime Players eventually took over, with Elix Skipper grounding La Parka with some stiff martial arts kicks and a textbook belly-to-back suplex. The heat didn't last long though, as Shark Boy decided to run in and bite Skippers backside causing him to tag out to Romeo and scamper to the outside. Shark Boy took advantage, diving out with a crossbody to the floor on Skipper, leaving La Parka to catch a dazed Romeo with a Spinning Heel Kick for the victory!

This one really let me down. Not really sure what wasn't clicking, but these guys just were not. Fish Bones is a fun idea, like Smiley & Fraizer or Anderson & Gas, but like those teams, it just doesn't seem to have legs.

This was a back-and-forth slugfest that felt way too big for a Saturday night B-show. Kanyon worked a focused attack on James’ neck early, hitting a stiff swinging neckbreaker and snapping off some sharp European uppercuts in the corner. James fired back with his signature juke and jive punches and a high-impact DDT that almost ended it right then and there. The drama peaked when James went for a running crossbody, but Kanyon ducked, causing James to collide head-first with the referee. With the official down, James managed to plant Kanyon with a huge Pumphandle Drop, but there was nobody to count the fall. Mike Awesome didn't miss his cue, he slid into the ring and decimated James with a brutal Awesome Bomb. Kanyon crawled over, draped an arm across James, and the groggy referee counted but James kicked out at 2! Kanyon is livid, but quickly grabs James who is stumbling to his feet and planted him with a Flatliner! Thats enough this time as Kanyon gets the 3!

Am I a BG James fan? How did this happen. He's really blown expectations out of the water in WCW so far with his feud with Storm and matches like this. The Foundation gets the win here, which is fine I guess, but I have to admit seeing James continue to stake his claim to be a bigger time player is something I'm on board for.