The bell rings and RVD immediately takes control, hitting a rapid series of kicks that sends Guido back pedaling into the corner. Van Dam plays to the fans with his signature "R-V-D!" thumbs gesture and springs off the ropes, but Guido quickly ducks out of the ring to regroup. RVD doesn't let him breathe, launching himself over the top rope with a spectacular crossbody to flatten Guido on the floor! Back inside, RVD heads to the top rope, but Guido deliberately shoves the referee directly into the ropes, causing RVD to crotch himself on the turnbuckle. While the referee is recovering, Guido runs up and delivers a blatant, undetected low blow headbutt right to the champion's groin. Guido takes complete control from here, geading to the top and hitting a massive superplex. Maritato is now grounding the Whole Dam Show with an absolute clinic in technical wrestling. He locks in a brutal Fujiwara armbar, transitioning seamlessly into an ankle lock that has RVD screaming in agony. Guido turns him over into a deep Boston crab, systematically wearing down the champion's base. RVD desperately claws his way to the bottom rope to force a break. Guido tries to follow up with a German suplex, but RVD uses his size to power out and reverse into a German Suplex of his own. RVD hoists Guido all the way up into a massive Gorilla Press Slam, dropping him hard into the canvas and then following it up with a standing moonsault. Seeing his opening, Van Dam scales the turnbuckle, takes flight, and connects perfectly with the Five Star Frog Splash! 1—2—3!

This one starts with both men exchanging rapid fire armdrags and headscissors takeovers, showing the incredible familiarity they built as tag team partners. Kidman tries to slow things down, catching Rey with a hard spinebuster and targeting Mysterio's lower back with a nasty powerbomb for a close 2-count. Kidman gets arrogant, slapping Mysterio and yelling that he is the cornerstone of this division. Rey fights back with a series of quick forearms, hitting a springboard moonsault off the middle rope to flatten the champion. Mysterio goes for a wheelbarrow move, but Kidman counters, sitting out into a big wheelbarrow facebuster instead! Kidman sees his chance to finish things, hooking Mysterio for the Kid Krusher. But Rey spins out delivering a dropkick directly into Kidman's lower spine! Kidman stumbles blindly forward and collapses perfectly across the middle rope. The crowd goes absolutely insane as Mysterio hits the opposite ropes, 6-1-9 connects flush to the jaw! Kidman stumbles back into the ring, Rey quickly springboards in and executes a flawless West Coast Pop, hooking the legs tightly for the 1—2—3!

Mortis storms the ring and immediately blindsides Dreamer with a flurry of strikes before the bell even rings. This quickly turns into a vicious, old-school brawl as Mortis utilizes weapons James Mitchell is providing from under the ring, shattering a kendo stick over Dreamer's shoulders and using a trash can lid to bust the champion wide open. Dreamer fights through the blood, rallying the crowd as he hits a swinging neckbreaker onto a steel chair for a close 2-count. Dreamer sets up a table in the corner and looks to hit the Spicolli Driver, but Mortis counters with a thumb to the eye and hits a brutal inverted DDT onto a trash can. Dreamer shows resilience, fighting back with a series of heavy punches and leveling Mortis with a White Russian Leg Sweep ala The Sandman. Just as Dreamer looks to be in complete control and sets up for the finish, Christopher Daniels suddenly appears on the stage alongside the massive, imposing Viscz. Daniels calmly motions toward the ring, and Viscz marches down, stepping over the ropes. Dreamer tries to swing a chair at the behemoth, but Viscz swatts it away, grabs Dreamer by the throat, and obliterates him with a massive Sit-Out Chokebomb! Viscz exits the ring as Mortis springs off the middle rope and hits a Lionsault onto the lifeless champion! He hooks the leg as The Lost Church watches coldly from the entrance way. 1—2—3!

The match starts with old school technical wrestling, with Hennig showing he hasn't lost a step, securing deep headlocks and hitting his signature snapmare into the flipping neck whip to a loud pop. Jarrett plays the classic heel, pulling Hennig's hair and taking refuge in the ropes to slow things down. The action intensifies as both men start making desperate attempts to climb the turnbuckle and retrieve the guitar suspended high on the pole. Hennig cuts Jarrett off with a big atomic drop and plants him with a powerslam in the middle of the ring! Jarrett and Hennig end up outside and brawl around the ringside area. Jarrett takes control after going to Hennig's eyes and looks to set up The Stroke, but Hennig counters out and ends up hooking Jarrett and hitting a HennigPlex on the floor! Hennig slowly gets on the apron and starts to climb the turnbuckle and reaches up to grab the guitar. But out of nowhere, Jarrett is on the apron and shatters a guitar across the back of Hennig! Hennig stumbles down and Jarrett now climbs the ropes and shoves Hennig off into the ring. A replay shows Jarrett grab another guitar from under the ring and thats what he smashed Hennig with. Jarrett then calmly climbs all the way up, retrieves the official guitar on a pole. Jarrett is in the ring and drives the second violently down over Hennig's skull, shattering it into pieces. Jarrett drops into the cover, 1—2—3!

All six men exchange words before the bell rings, and it immediately explodes into a wild brawl. The Foundation quickly establishes a sinister strategy, isolating BG James and systematically targeting his previously injured shoulder. Kanyon works a deep armbar while Awesome hits a running shoulder block directly into the joint against the ring post. James desperately manages to make a hot tag to Sean O'Haire, who enters like a house on fire, leveling DDP with a spin kick and dropping Kanyon with a clothesline. Shane McMahon tags in and gets the crowd unglued, unleashing his trademark combination punches on Mike Awesome. The match breaks down into pure chaos with all six men brawling everywhere. Awesome uses his raw power to steamroll right over both McMahon and O'Haire, sending them crashing over the top rope to the floor, before aggressively brawling with O'Haire up the entrance ramp. On the outside, DDP grabs Shane McMahon and shockingly executes a Diamond Cutter right through the timekeeper's table! Back in the ring, a battered BG James tries to salvage the match, setting up Kanyon for the Pumphandle Drop. But as he lifts him, James's shoulder completely gives out under the weight, causing him to collapse. Kanyon quickly hits a devastating Flatliner, and hooks the leg for the victory!

Jazz immediately uses her overwhelming power advantage, cornering Shark Girl and unleashing a barrage of stiff forearms and heavy chops. Shark Girl relies on her speed and unpredictable antics, biting Jazz's hand to break a wristlock and hitting a crossbody off the middle rope for a 2-count. Jazz stops her momentum completely with a brutal clothesline that practically flips the challenger inside out. Jazz dominates the next several minutes, applying a grinding camel clutch and hitting a massive spinebuster. Jazz hooks Shark Girl and executes a Fisherman’s Buster in the center of the ring. But instead of covering her for the obvious win, an arrogant Jazz begins aggressively ripping at Shark Girl's mask, trying to expose her face. Referee John Cone runs over and physically gets involved to pull Jazz away, protecting the challenger's identity. Jazz gets furious, turning around and violently shoving Cone across the ring. Cone recovers and steps up to Jazz, threatening to disqualify her on the spot. Jazz stands there aggressively taunting the fans and screaming at Cone, completely oblivious to her surroundings. Out of nowhere, Shark Girl stumbles to her feet, sneaks up from behind, and rolls Jazz up in a tight School Girl roll-up! Cone drops down and hits a fast 1—2—3!

The atmosphere is electric as the bell rings, and Booker T uses his explosive power early on, rocking Corino with heavy right hands and a textbook sidewalk slam. Corino uses his savvy to survive, constantly sliding out of the ring and navigating around Ric Flair to use the Special Enforcer as a buffer. Back inside, Corino slows the pace, targeting Booker's neck with a sharp neckbreaker and a grinding chinlock. Booker fights back, escaping with elbows and leveling Corino with a flying forearm and a massive spinebuster. Booker stays aggressive, scaling the turnbuckle to hit a massive missile dropkick off the top rope, but the slippery challenger just manages to get his shoulder up.

Booker looks to have the match won multiple times, but Corino continuously finds ways to stall the champion's momentum, eventually pulling the referee in front of him as a human shield. As Booker stops himself, Corino shifts and strikes Booker with a sharp, undetected low blow. Corino quickly follows up by hitting the Old School Expulsion perfectly! He drives into the cover, but Booker miraculously kicks out at two, sending the crowd into a frenzy. Corino loses his mind in frustration, sliding out of the ring to grab the WCW World Heavyweight Championship belt. He slides back in, intending to blast Booker with the gold, but WCW President Ric Flair slides in right behind him, aggressively ripping the title belt out of Corino's hands. Corino turns around and gets right in Flair's face, furiously arguing with the WCW President. This fatal distraction gives Booker T just enough time to recover, he stands up up behind Corino, spins him around, hooks him, and plants him hard with a Book End for the 1—2—3!