Mack is making his WCW debut here, and the former Redd Dogg of ECW fame has his own entrance and everything! The match starts with the standard lock up and Mack creates some space and uses some power with a big forearm to Hennig’s face. Mack works some shots onto Hennig and sends him into the ropes and Hennig comes back right into a big jumping shoulder block. Mack goes for the quick pin but Hennig kicks out at 1. Mack keeps the pressure on and with a jawbreaker to Hennig and then locks in a side bearhug. Hennig gets the slow clap from the fans and battles back, he hits some elbows to the gut and sends Mack into the ropes and hits a big back body drop. Mack scrambles to his feet into a snapmare and Hennig hits his float over neck snap after. Mack is in trouble and Hennig hooks him up, Hennig-Plex! 1-2-3!

The bell rings and Shane runs into Hersch and bounces off like a child. Shane uses Amos to try and stand back up, but Hersch clubs him down with a big forearm. Hesch lifts up Shane and sends him into the ropes then decimates him with a Bossman Slam. Hersch picks up Shane and sends him into the turnbuckle hard causing Shane to bounce off. Amos then proceeds to the corner and hits the Vader Bomb Elbow Drop he hit last week, which causes Don West to scream “Deadweight Elbow!” over-and-over. That’s all she wrote.

The FBI doesn’t have Guido in there corner this week with Hudson explaining he was away taking care of family business. The match is a surprisingly competitive back-and-forth affair, with Jett providing the high-flying energy and Dreamer bringing the grit. The F.B.I. use frequent tags to isolate Dreamer, but he eventually makes the hot tag to Jett who clears the ring with a series of dropkicks. The finish comes abruptly when Palumbo catches a charging Dreamer with a massive Super Kick, knocking him clean out of the ring. With Jett alone, Palumbo and Stamboli signal for the end. Palumbo catches Jett with a Backbreaker and holds him across his knee as Stamboli scales the turnbuckle, connecting with a Top Rope Diving Leg Drop—The Last Kiss—to secure the victory.

The two beautiful ladies circle the ring and look for a lock up, but immediately begin pulling each others hair and clawing at each other. Referee Charles Robinson gets between them and reminds them it’s a wrestling match. The two ladies finally lock up and Bombshell ends up with Stacy in a headlock. Stacy gives some shots to Bombshell and shoves her off. Bombshell then charges at Keibler and takes her down to the mat and begins firing shots at her. Keibler scrambles to the ropes and Charles Robinson breaks up the action again. Keibler then tries hiding behind Robinson for a while. Robinson eventually ducks and Keibler slaps Bombshell right across the face. Keibler hooks her up and hits a swinging neckbreaker and goes for the pin for a 2 count. Keibler locks in a chinlock for a while and Bombshell gets the crowd behind her and battles back. Bombshell is on her feet and begins driving elbows into Keibler’s midsection causing her to double over. Bombshell then grabs her and plants her with a Bulldog out of nowhere and goes for the pin, but Keibler gets her long leg on the bottom rope and the count stops at 2. Stasiak pulls Keibler out of the ring and tried to give her a peptalk, but Bombshell follows her to the outside. Stasiak tries to create some space and as Bombshell charges in, he catches her in a hug. Stacy turns to see Stasiak & Bombshell hugging and goes ballistic, attacking Bombshell with slaps and hair pulling. Bombshell starts returning the shots as Don West yells “Cat Fight!” which leads to Stasiak & Rection now both trying to break the two women up. The bell rings and it seems Robinson has counted both women out as they continue to brawl.