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The episode begins with Hank and Beck rushing into a building. They climb a flight of stairs and Beck has her gun firmly pointed ahead. The building seems abandoned. Hank begins yelling out for Laila. In the end they find Laila sitting on a chair. She tells him "you have to stop". Hank doesn't pay much heed to what she is saying. "You don't understand" she says and just then a number of locusts come, flying and they begin crashing against the windows. "He is coming back" says a terrified Laila and just then a huge swarm of locusts manages to break the glass and come in. Hank wakes up from his nightmare with a start. He is sitting in a plane and is about to land in New York.
Beck and Hank discuss why Vincent is keeping Laila alive when in the past he has never kept a hostage alive. In Paris, France, Vincent places a clock in front of Laila and asks her to fix it. Laila is in no mood to help him but he manages to persuade her by threatening to cut off her ears with a butter knife if she doesn't comply. She tells Vincent she would need parts and tools to repair the clock. In New York, Hank tells the priest, Father Mickle, that when he was in India, a priest wearing a Rose Cross tried to kill him and Beck. Arron comments on how if the priest was wearing a Rose Cross, he was a Rosicrucian. The priest is worried to hear this. Hank arrives at his office and sees the main door is unlocked. Rachel, who is with him, confirms she had locked the office last night.
Hank cautiously enters the office and sees Beck and other FBI agents inside. He isn't happy that they have broken in. Beck says they are there to protect Hank after what happened in India and also they want to be around the next time Hank gets a call from Vincent. Agent Willis, who is a part of the FBI team, informs Beck that facial recognition software has been fed with Laila and Vincent's photos and if they cross the FBI's 460,000 cameras placed globally they shall be spotted. In Paris, Laila is repairing the clock. Vincent tells her about how Hank is the "spitting image" of Corbin Sterm. Laila fixes the clock and the machinery of the clock rotates to reveal the following numbers and letters: "PR642". She asks if it means something to Vincent. "That means I know where we are headed" he says. At his office, Hank's parents have come down.
Hank asks them if they have any family in Germany from his grandpa's generation. "Not that I can think of" his father says. Just then, the software gets a hit. Hank and the FBI find out that Vincent and Laila are in Paris. They see the footage of Vincent and Laila leaving a hotel in Paris. Hank notices Laila looking at the camera and making some gesture. He immediately asks Beck to look under every bed in the hotel room they were in to see if they find something. Beck asks him the reason for this. The scene flashes back to Hank addressing a room filled with people and Laila giving him a pep talk before he goes onstage. She tells him to spit out his gum before his speech. Once onstage Hank looks at Laila and she makes a gesture at Hank to get rid of the gum. Hank takes out the gum and sticks it under the top section of the podium. Back in the present, he says Laila made the very same gesture to the camera that she had made before his speech.
This gesture it turns out had become common between the two; she would use it to remind him to take out the gum. The hotel room is checked and underneath a drawer: "PR642" is found scribbled. Hank says they have to find out what "PR642 meant in 1938". Hank's father says it's a phone number. Agent Willis finds out that the exchange code PR means Princeton, New Jersey. Father Mickle tells Hank he knows a few people who might be able to tell him what the involvement of the Rosicrucians is in all this. Hank and Beck head for Princeton Public Library to check for phone records from 1938. Vincent is already there with Laila and has begun looking for the phone records from 1938. Vincent finds an address that corresponds with the phone number. He rips the page out and leaves with Laila. Hank's parents seem to be hiding something. His mother asks his father what they should tell Hank. "Nothing yet" his father says.
Hank and Beck check out the phone records and figure out Vincent has already been there. Hank notices that Laila has left them clues to where she and Vincent are headed via a bunch of books in a nearby bookshelf. He knows this because he and Laila used to play a similar game in a library and the game involved leaving clues on bookshelves via the books. Laila, through the books, has revealed the letters "IAS" which is a part of the address where she is headed with Vincent. Rachel finds out that the IAS they are looking for is Institute of Advanced Studies and it's located in Princeton, New Jersey. Vincent and Laila are already in IAS. They arrive at the Physics Department to which the phone number was registered in 1938. Beck and Hank, along with other FBI agents, also arrive at IAS and begin looking for Laila and Vincent.
Beck eventually finds out where the two were seen heading to. Beck and Hank enter the Physics Department and see a man standing there. They show him Vincent's photo and ask him if he has seen him. He says Vincent was in a little while ago and was looking for "Albert Einstein". Next, in Hank's office, Hank and team are shown discussing the possibility that Einstein was probably one of the new apostles. They conclude that if Einstein was a new apostle he had a clock. Rachel finds out there is going to be an exhibition soon of Einstein's personal possessions and amongst them would also be his grandfather clock. Father Mickle discusses with his contacts about how a Rosicrucian tried to kill a friend of his in India. They are surprised to hear this and counter that Rosicrucians are a peaceful sect. One of the other priests suggests it's probably this friend of Mickle's who isn't as good as Mickle thinks he is.
Vincent gets to Einstein's grandfather clock before Hank and Beck can get to it. Vincent meets a little boy and tells him he has the "first three clocks". The boy takes out a notepad and begins scribbling something in it in an unknown language. Vincent says nothing more and walks away. Arron and Agent Willis discuss how Einstein erased the last part of an equation written on a blackboard in his office. The equation was the last thing he was working on before his death. Rachel finds out Einstein's grandfather clock isn't the clock they are looking for because it was in his family for generations. She tells Hank that the clock he was given when he became the new apostle must have been hidden somewhere before his death. Arron and Rachel along with Agent Willis conclude Einstein hid the clock in one place he knew no one could find it. "His mind" Rachel says.
Agent Will later uses a device on the blackboard that would help them figure out what was erased from it. Laila tells Vincent how much Hank loves her and says she can see it in his eyes. The mention of eyes seems to unnerve Vincent. Agent Willis, using the device, manages to bring forth the rest of Einstein's equation that he had written on the blackboard. They conclude that the part Einstein had erased was a "decoder" for the rest of the equation. Agent Willis begins solving the equation. Hank steps out for a bit and sees a post-it pin with a yellow tip lying on the ground. He picks up the pin and seems to realize something. He goes a little further and sees another pin lying on the ground.
The equation is decoded and reveals the location of the clock as: "Battlefield Park, Mercer Oak". Arron says Mercer Oak was a tree half way between Einstein's house and his office and he used to stop there every day for lunch. Hank continues following the trail of pins. Hank calls Beck and says Laila is leaving a trail. He tells her where he is. He then sees the last pin lying outside a building entrance and enters it. He begins yelling out for Laila and looking around. At last he sees a pin stuck to a wall. He sees Vincent standing in front of him. "I'm glad you got my message" Vincent says. Hank says his team has found the next clock and he can give it to Vincent if he lets Laila go. Vincent says he can't do that and says he would like to get to know Hank better. He asks Hank how he and Laila met.
Hank says they met in Cambridge at the "unveiling of the Corpus Clock". Vincent mentions that the Corpus Clock is the one with the locust on top that eats time, reminding us that time always has the upper hand and that time always runs out. "As it will for your wife, as it will for you brother" Vincent says. Beck enters the building a while later, gun in hand. Hank and Vincent get into a scuffle. Hank punches Vincent in the face and the lens falls off from his left eye revealing the fact that it's virtually white. Just then Beck arrives and Vincent makes a run for it. Beck chases after him. She nearly manages to catch up with him when he runs past a door and latches it behind him. They then have a chat standing on either side of the door.
Beck tells him that he killed 200 people by bombing a plane a few years ago and her husband Theo Riley was on it. She thinks her husband was collateral damage but Vincent hints that he wasn't and that he killed Theo deliberately. Vincent then walks away. Near Mercer Oak the FBI find Einstein's clock. Arron and Rachel find a piece of paper in the clock with an equation Einstein wrote while on his deathbed. Father Mickle finds out that the sect he was asking about is known as Shepards and its job is to protect the holiest of relics. The sect is protecting the relics from people known only as "great pirates". The little boy meets a woman and hands him the page from his notepad on which he wrote in the unknown language.
Hank and team unravel the equation found in Einstein's clock. It reveals that Einstein regretted his involvement in making the Atomic bomb but he now regrets even more having found a way to not only destroy man but also god. The woman who was handed the note by the little boy looks at live locusts kept in a glass cage in her living room. The episode ends at this point.
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TIGTA: IRS software license management inadequate
The Internal Revenue Service is not adequately performing desktop and laptop software license management and is not adhering to federal requirements and recommended industry best practices, according to a report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration. The TIGTA report, dated June 25, was not publicly released until Aug. 20.
"Efficient and cost-effective management of the IRS's software assets is crucial to ensuring that information technology services continue to support the IRS's business operations and help it to provide services to taxpayers efficiently," states the report.
However, auditors found that the IRS does not have enterprisewide or local policies, procedures and requirements for software license management. In addition, during the audit, the IRS's User and Network Services organization was unable to provide TIGTA with essential licensing records for properly managing licenses on 24 of 27 software products reviewed.
TIGTA also discovered that the IRS does not have specialized software license tools designed to discover, track, manage, and detect inactive usage of software licenses. Moreover, the report disclosed that the IRS does not have an accurate inventory of software and related licenses that contains licensing models applicable to each software product which links data on the licenses purchased and deployed with the purchase costs, procurement information, and monitoring and usage data.
To address these shortcomings, TIGTA recommended that the IRS chief technology officer develop policies and guidance, and roles and responsibilities for managing software assets and licenses; implement a specialized software license management tool and develop detailed standard operating procedures for using the tool; develop an inventory of software licensing data and maintain the inventory with a specialized software license tool; and maintain data in the inventory that the IRS can use to more effectively manage software spending.
In its response to the TIGTA report, the IRS agreed with all six recommendations with slight modifications on four of them. The agency plans to use best practices to develop enterprisewide software license management policies, procedures, roles, and responsibilities; identify and implement a standard enterprise toolkit with standard operating procedures for the management of software licenses; and collect software inventory data from the toolkit in a central data repository.
Also included in its response to the report was a statement from the IRS indicating that TIGTA's audit examined the IRS's desktop and laptop environment, which the IRS considers a part of its overarching approach for enterprise software governance. As a result, the agency said its corrective actions addressing recommendations include desktop and laptop software licensing as a subset of the enterprise. However, TIGTA took issue with this IRS statement.
"During the audit period, the IRS did not have an overarching approach for enterprise software governance or the assimilation of Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) Maturity Level 3 processes regarding centralizing the responsibility for software license management," wrote Michael E. McKenney, TIGTA's Acting Deputy Inspector General for Audit, in a memo accompanying the report.
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The menu caters for all tastes and meat, seafood and vegetarian options are varied and plentiful. Only the freshest produce is used and this shines through in the bursts of flavour delivered on every plate. Try the imaginative Fish Tank, a mix of seafood served in a glass fish bowl - what an experience. The lamb trilogy is also a favourite and comprises lamb loin, lamb tortellini and a succulent lamb cutlet.
A great, extensive wine list and a range of other beverages including whiskeys and smooth cognacs are served to complement the cuisine.
This is the ideal setting for private functions and special occasions and proves to be a treat for the laymen, the foodie and the connoisseur.
This authentic Ethiopian restaurant serves traditional cuisine that bursts with flavour. Enjoy a large injera with pea stew, potato, spinach, cabbage and more. This dish can be enjoyed vegetarian, or with meat, cooked or uncooked. Other dishes include chicken stew (doro wot), mildly spicy prime rib (key wot), mahiberawi and more. There are many traditional Ethiopian drinks on the menu like black beer and traditional home-made honey beer, but a good wine list is also available.
Traditional Ethiopian dishes are the order of the day at Addis in Cape.
Brilliant service enhances the experience with staff that will gladly explain the menu and guide your selection if required. The decor is as authentic as the food with traditional Ethiopian furnishings and colour palettes.
A must-try experience, Addis in Cape is a culinary trip through Ethiopia you won't soon forget!
Alex Garden Restaurant is situated close to the beach and offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of this popular seaside town.
The historical building, indigenous garden and the exquisite decor combine to create an extra special dining experience.
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Try your palate at some game with the pan-fried blesbok rolled in mixed peppercorns with a juniper berry sauce. The panfried sole in a foamy butter sauce with lemon and parsley is a real melt-in-your-mouth option. A more traditional option is the vegetarian lasagne, rich in flavour and extremely decadent.
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The décor whispers bold black, white and gold décor with a boutique feel that touches on elegant French classics yet remaining contemporary.
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A vast wine list provides options for a perfect accompaniment for every meal. As well as local wines from many regions spanning South Africa, there are also international options.
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Try the tender Line Fish fillet or succulent chicken breast stuffed with tomato, basil and bocconchini cheese. The tender, melt in the mouth beef fillet wrapped in a blanket of bacon and oysters is serenade for the senses concluded by heavenly honey and nut Baklava for dessert.
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Seduce the mood dining in the main room with choice of five interesting levels or embrace total intimacy in the private dining room. Evoking a fusion of flavours, the menu entices with an a la carte menu and set menu partnered with a comprehensive wine list.
For starters, the smoked salmon thinly sliced on a bed of lettuce, accompanied with tomato, slices of onion and capers wet the appetite before melt-in-the-mouth pleasure such as the grilled chicken breast, succulently grilled on the open flame in olive oil, paprika and herbs envelop the senses.
Fish lovers can indulge in delicately moist Norwegian salmon, served with rice and vegetables, followed by the grand finale, fig ice cream fused together vanilla ice-cream, figs and ginger, served with baklava.
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Overlooking the famous Randpark Golf Course, diners can enjoy the tranquil surrounds and tantalising flavours of exceptional breakfasts, Sunday buffet lunches, a la carte dinners as well as special fine dining occasions. Pamper the palate with Thai prawn and papaya salad, Orange braised pork belly or Sweet chilli glazed free range duck. Sounds mouth-watering? It certainly is! And if you haven't tried the Marbled Chocolate Torte and Mini Fondant for dessert, you are certainly in for a pleasant surprise.
Offering a variety of seating arrangements, vibrant décor colours and modern fireplaces, Balata Restaurant is famous for its outstanding breakfasts. Light business lunches are equally popular, but Balata will certainly is known for its exquisite fine dining under the leadership of Executive Chef jean-Pierre Siegenthaler.
Using the freshest produce available, all meals are served with great care and attention to detail.
Cafe Miam, formerly known as MiamMiam is an upbeat, club-style restaurant and function venue conveniently located in the bustling City Bowl area. This beautifully decorated and outfitted venue boasts a comfortable but elegant atmosphere - the perfect setting for corporate events and private parties.
Cafe Miam operates from early until late and this fine-dining experience is a must-try. Try amazing sushi platters, succulent chicken kebabs and other lip-smacking bar snacks. Also be sure to try your hand at one of the specially prepared mains by a very experienced executive chef.
Cafe Miam is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner from Mondays to Fridays from 8:30 am until 22:30 pm.
Enjoy your favourite Mexican dishes at this lively restaurant set in a popular and vibrant nightspot.
Mexican sombrero displays adorn the well appointed interior as well as a proud Mexican flag.
The food is delectable and offers everything you could want from an authentic Mexican menu. A buzzing atmosphere ensures that your Mexican experience at Cantina Tequila will be one to repeat.
For true Mediterranean cooking in a relaxing and laid back setting on the outskirts of Somerset West, Capelands Wine Estate provides.
Making use of only the freshest ingredients, including herbs and vegetables from the Restaurant's own gardens, patrons can be assured of the most flavoursome meals from the well-planned menu. With a delicious selection of vegetarian meals as well as a healthy selection of childrens' meals, everyone has been carefully considered.
A good selection of both local and international wines are on offer to perfectly accompany the dishes of choice.
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A cosy and intimate dining room provides an elegant setting for a sophisticated meal, while a cigar lounge offers a comfortable area to wait for a meal or enjoy a coffee afterwards. Finally, the bar provides a relaxed but upmarket space to enjoy a drink or two.
Chez Girard is open every day of the week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu is modern and exciting with a business lunch menu, a light pub lunch menu and an a la carte menu making up the offerings.
For starters, the spicy calamari salad, pan-fried with chilli spice, olive oil, balsamic vinegar layered on a bed of fresh greens is sure to satisfy. Try the Lamb noisette diable é, deboned lamb medallions topped with breadcrumbs, olive oil, fresh herbs and garlic or the chicken supreme, chicken breast filled with spinach and feta cheese topped with a Roquefort sauce for mains.
Finally, conclude with a baked lemon cheese cake for a decadent take on desert.
Chez Girard succeeds in ensuring that the well-established tradition of superb food and impeccable service is upheld at all times.


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Coyotes are very common in Rhode Island. It is not unusual to see them in the city as well as in the suburbs. They have become a nuisance animal in RI and other New England states.
This is a vicious animal, which preys on many domestic animals...such as my cats. Over the last few years, fisher cats have been more commonly sighted in Rhode Island.
Although it is listed as a native species to Rhode Island, the Gray Wolf has not been seen in the state for many years. It has been hunted to near extinction in many areas across the United States. In recent years, packs of wolves have been re-introduced into many of the western National Parks.
After reading this article, I think the lynx is a very beautiful creature. It is outfitted to live in cold climates and deep snow. It is usually a yellow-brown to frosted gray color, with black tips on the ears and tail. The lynx lives in forests with deep undergrowth or a tundra.
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Music can help you see things differently.
Thelonious Monk, for example, has a way of turning a melody every which way, like he's figuring out a Rubik's Cube. The pace quickens and slows. You can feel him thinking. You can dart glimpses and see the colors of the song in new configurations.
Ani DiFranco can show you things, too. I've shot pool since I was a kid but never looked at a table like she did in Untouchable Face...
There's a changing constellation of balls as we are playing.
I see Orion and say nothing.
Seu Jorge is another one. His acoustic covers of Ziggy Stardust and Life on Mars, sung in Portuguese, impressed even David Bowie, who found his songs imbued with a new level of beauty.
Last summer I took this shot at High Acres, only recently turning it on its side, to see something different.


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Mrs. Charles L. Sands, 89, nee Betty Jessup, of Fredericksburg, died Sunday, July 14, 2013, at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio.
Visitation will be held today, Wednesday, July 17, from 4-6 p.m. and Thursday, July 18, from 7 a.m.-12:15 p.m. in the chapel at Schaetter Funeral Home.
The body will lie in state at Schaetter Funeral Home until 12:15 p.m., Thursday, July 18, and from 1-2 p.m. at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church where the funeral will begin at 2 p.m.
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I know, I know.I missed last week's Mouth-Watering Monday's features.I am so sorry! Life has been a little crazy to say the least this last week.To make up for it, I am featuring double this week!So Get ready to have your mouth water, here are this weeks features!Okay, I love cookie dough, and when I saw this, i just about drooled on my computer. Jewel Bakes shared this amazing recipe for Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Dip. Definitely going to be trying this one soon!I love chocolate and creme! These look like amazing cookies! Home Stories A2Z shared this recipe for whoopie pies and they look delicious!Something Swanky shared a recipe for Hot Fudge Sundae Cupcakes. The look not only tasty, but also totally adorable!Corner House shared with us the recipe to Brownie Cupcakes with Cookies n' Cream frosting. YUM! And they look beautiful too!Did someone say Nutella?! Yep. Nutella Doughnuts brought to you by Show Tell Share. I am a sucker for anything Nutella and wish these were sitting in front of me right now!Anyone who has looked into a few of my recipes here on my blog know I love fun recipes with pancakes. I saw these Coconut Banana Pancakes from Bebe A La Mode Designs and fell in love!If you were featured feel free to grab a "Featured" Button!Until Next week!-Nikki

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Choc chip cookie dough DIP?!! WOW WOW WOW. How mother watering does that sound – very much so :)
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Whhhaaat!! Those look insanely good! I just got done cleaning the garage for 4 hours so I am really drooling now!
these all look amazing ! especially that choc chip cookie dough dip! WOW!
Thank you so much for featuring me Nikki!!
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PS- I pinned almost all of these last week! Great (hungry) minds think alike…
Looks so delicious. Its a great start of the day with this mouth watering foods in the table. I love it.


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WCW 2001- The Trio Ownership
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Re: WCW 2001- The Trio Ownership
For the most of you who knew I was going to return, you knew, it was WCW 2000. Well, all of you except I think, two. But everyone else... WCW 2000. What you did not see coming, was this; the return of The Trio Ownership, WCW 2001 BTB. This pup has been my best thread I've ever done, with the on-screen and backstage stuff together mixing into a joyous BTB for me to write. I've put a lot of thought into whether or not I should make a return to this BTB, but well, I have.
. There is a lot of plans and storylines that I loved that I never got to finish, and no matter what, this BTB needs a solid ending, not it closing within the midst of a war between WCW and the NWO. So now, The Trio Ownership shall return, and I hope that
old readers
alike with
new readers
can join on for the ride. With my time being limited, I shall post what I already have, and let the return sink in. Below, is a coomplete recap of everything that has gone on in this WCW 2001 BTB, going from how it started, to the on-screen hiatus', to the main feud of WCW/nWo and how it started, etc. The last part of this recap will be the most detailed, as it will be all of the current storylines from my last PPV, Halloween Havoc, to my upcoming PPV, Mayhem. Two out of Three Nitro's in between the two PPVs have been posted, and the ifnal one will be within the next few days. At the bottom of this recap, will be direct links ot take you to Halloween Havoc, the previews for Nitro, and the shows themselves.
So sit back ladies and gents, and let the good times roll,
Trio style
World Championship Wrestling. 2001.
A year that has started off, well, terrible. A regime of the old guard were in power backstage, booking the company through more angles that were getting them nowhere, mainly The Magnificent Seven. Ric Flair, Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner, Rick Steiner, Lex Luger, Buff Bagwell, and the Road Warrior Animal were running amuck in WCW, and taking out its top stars, including Sting, Goldberg, Sid, Kevin Nash, and then finally, Diamond Dallas Page. However, the angle was a flop, just like everything else WCW had to offer. It was a down period.
As the first three moths were terrible on-screen, with ratings and buy-rates reaching all time lows, backstage, the scene was in even more turmoil. Ted Turner, the owner of WCW, was quickly being ridden out of power in his own company. When the AOL-Time Warner merger occurred, the new Vice President of the company, Jamie Kellner, wanted this new company to have nothing to do with WCW, a silly wrestling program which he despised. With Turner unable to stop the company from being forced off the air, the company was put up for sale. Eric Bischoff tried to land the company with Stephen Greenberg and Brian Bedol, two executives of the Fusient Media Ventures company. The purchase of WCW was about to be completed, but when Eric Bischoff was informed that WCW would have no TV time whatsoever, Fusient backed out of the deal, and all was apparently lost for WCW. Vince McMahon, the owner of the WWF, had thrown his name in the hat, and was on the verge of purchasing WCW, when the triple alliance was formed. From right under McMahons nose, WCW was purchased by The Trio Ownership, Sting Steve Borden, and two of the biggest rivals WCW has ever known, Ric Flair and Eric Bischoff. The company took a hiatus at the end of March after producing a Night of Champions edition of Monday Nitro, but nevertheless, WCW was saved. A big time upgrade.
As a company, WCW was only on hiatus for roughly a month, but there was still a lot going on backstage. The new Trio Ownership had to try and get all of the WCW talent to sign onto the new WCW, instead of sitting out their AOL-Time Warner contracts. A lot of talent did come onto the new WCW, but some still did not, creating several snags for WCW. Also, some secret politics were going on backstage, despite this new WCW being one without all of the bullshit politics. Since he would be taking a significant pay cut if he joined the new WCW, Kevin Nash tried to work out an agreement with Eric Bischoff that would guarantee him a World Heavyweight Title reign. To make a longer story short, Bischoff told him to fuck off, and a friendship was seemingly ruined. They would later patch things up, and Nash was brought back into the company at the October PPV, Halloween Havoc. Also, Jeff Jarrett tried to do the exact same agreement with Ric Flair and was successful. As an incentive to sign on, he was guaranteed by Flair a World Heavyweight Title reign. This agreement was kept secret between Flair and Jarrett, something that would rock the backstage foundations of WCW.
So WCW returned at the beginning of May, debuting on the USA Network with Monday Nitro, competing almost directly with WWF RAW is War (8-10 PM, as opposed to RAWs 9-11 PM). The product wasnt overly bad, definitely much better than what the old regime was offering. After three shows, WCW held its first PPV in two months, and it went a little something like this.
~Shane Helms pinned Evan Karagias in 9:07 to retain the WCW Cruiserweight Title in a triple-threat match that also involved Shannon Moore. Helms pinned Karagias after his innovative finisher, the Vertebreaker.
~Rick Steiner defeated Jim Duggan in 4:54 in an incredibly sloppy and stiff match. Steiner no-sold Duggans offense and stiffed him with many blows. This incident ended up taking Steiner out of a major storyline, replaced by Mike Awesome, and has not appeared for WCW in quite some time because of it.
~KroniK defeated Chuck Palumbo and Sean OHaire at 9:33 to win the WCW Tag Team Titles; Brian Adams pinned Sean OHaire after both men fell to the High Times.
~Lance Storm pinned Hugh Morris at 13:19 to win the WCW United States Title, after rolling Morris up and grabbing a hold of his tights. After the match, Storm declared himself the Canadian National Champion, not the US Champion. This would continue the feud between the two wrestlers, and countries.
~The Filthy Animals defeated the Yung Dragons at 8:33 to retain the WCW Cruiserweight Tag Team Titles, after Rey Misterio Jr. pinned Kaz Hayashi with a springboard hurricanrana. After the match, however, KroniK appeared, and viciously assaulted the Animals, but mainly Misterio, injuring him and knocking him out of action.
~Ric Flair pinned Jeff Jarrett at 17:47 with a roll-up. The match was arguably the MOTN, and after the match, after it appeared that the two shook hands in respect, Jarrett attacked Flair afterwards, laying him out with a Stroke onto a steel chair.
~In the main event, Booker T pinned Diamond Dallas Page at 15:58 to retain the WCW World Heavyweight Title in a triple-threat match that also featured Scott Steiner. Booker pinned Page after a Book End, but the night was not over yet
~In a shocking turn of events, Bill Goldberg showed up after the main event, took out all three wrestlers, and declared that Booker T was next. Goldberg had returned to WCW, and he was after the WCW World Heavyweight Title.
And just like that Slamboree had ended, and things looked to be on the way up for WCW, when tragedy struck. Just like that, in the blink of an eye, the USA Network pulled the plug on Monday Nitro, canceling the show, effective immediately. This sent WCW into a downward spiral as their next PPV had to be cancelled; the TV tapings had to be cancelled, as did other future bookings. Plus, the roster suffered a huge blow. The Trio held a full-scale meeting with all of the employees of WCW to discuss its future, and at that meeting, the man who had just returned to WCW, Bill Goldberg, called WCW a fucking hell hole and a sinking ship, and then walked out of the meeting, and the company. Furthermore, Ron and Don Harris, Terry Funk, and the Road Warrior Animal all also walked out of WCW after the loss of Nitro on USA, and then one more sinking blow was delivered. Diamond Dallas Page handed in his resignation from the company, walking out to sign with the WWF, due to his uncertainty in WCWs future. And as if that all wasnt bad enough, a man that WCW had just gotten a verbal agreement from to come to the company, Dwayne The Rock Johnson, also backed out of coming to WCW once he learned the USA Network dropped WCW in just three shows. And just as WCW appeared to be on the up, they were right back down again, and could possibly never recover.
However, WCW did indeed rebound, going on hiatus until they struck a deal in mid to late June with NBC. The deal was a 52-week contract between the two companies, that would feature the debut of WCW Wednesday Nitro, from 10-11 PM EST. And so on July 11, 2001, WCW returned to action, along with the beginnings of a red hot angle to help try and turn WCW around again. While the idea was sort of red hot, it was recycled material. It brought in ratings, but couldnt be counted on for too long
On the return of Wednesday Nitro, after feigning a fight, Jeff Jarrett and Scott Steiner aligned themselves together, in an attempt for Jarrett to win the World Heavyweight Title from Booker T in the main event. The match ended up as a no contest, but afterwards, Ric Flair came to the save of Booker T, and the beginnings of a 2 v. 2 feud looked to be in the works. A tag team match occurred the next week between the two sides, but Steiner and Jarrett revealed a third partner, Mike Awesome. Three men took out Booker and Flair, and the war continued on between both sides. However, over the weeks, The Enforcer Arn Anderson returned to WCW to help manager Flair, and promised to bring him a new enforcer, his nephew, Cal Anderson (CW Anderson of ECW fame). However, Anderson wasnt debuting until Souled Out, WCWs PPV on August 26, 2001. Before Anderson debuted, an icon returned to WCW, to help aid a former rival, but now friend. On the August 15, 2001, edition of Wednesday Nitro, The Stinger returned in full force to WCW to help Booker T, Ric Flair, and Arn Anderson drive off the faction of Jeff Jarrett, Mike Awesome, and Scott Steiner. Also, Eric Bischoff was somehow brought into the equation, as Jarrett, Steiner, and Awesome called Bischoff out several times for showing favoritism to the faces. So at Souled Out, Booker T was scheduled to defend the World Heavyweight Title against Scott Steiner, and Jeff Jarrett and Mike Awesome would team up to take on Ric Flair and Sting, with Eric Bischoff serving as the referee for the contest. At the end of the day, Souled Out went down like so
~Shane Helms pinned Chavo Guerrero Jr. at 11:39 to retain the WCW Cruiserweight Title after hitting the Vertebreaker.
~Totally Buff defeated Chuck Palumbo and Sean OHaire at 7:02 after Lex Luger made Palumbo tap out to the Torture Rack. That match was a stink dive, but it went down for some reason anyways.
~In his WCW debut, Cal Anderson pinned Alex Wright at 6:26 after successfully executing the Anderson Spinebuster.
~In a match to unify the WCW Tag Team Titles and WCW Cruiserweight Tag Team Titles, KroniK defeated the Filthy Animals (Billy Kidman and Konnan) at 14:49 when Bryan Clarke pinned Kidman after the double-team High Times finisher. Before that though, a masked Rey Misterio Jr. made his return to WCW, and in a swerve, attacked the Filthy Animals, costing them the match, and starting a Misterio heel run that would never fully get over with the crowd.
~Lance Storm defeated Hugh Morris at 18:13 in a ladder match to become the WCW North American Championship, a Title that came to be to settle the dispute of Lance Storm claiming to be the Canadian National Champion, and Hugh Morris the rightful United States Champion. Despite being an ultra-heel, the match was in Philadelphia, and Lance Storm was heavily cheered by the crowd, while Morris was booed. This would help start a slow chain reaction that featured Storm starting to get cheered more and more by the fans.
~Booker T pinned Scott Steiner at 12:18 to retain the WCW World Heavyweight Title after pinning him with the Book End.
~In the main event, Jeff Jarrett and Mike Awesome defeated Ric Flair and Sting at 21:01 when Jarrett pinned Flair and Sting. This came about after appearing to be on the same side with Ric Flair and Sting, Eric Bischoff broke a guitar over Flairs head, leading to Sting being double and triple teamed until both men were incapacitated. After the match, the new alliance of Jarrett, Steiner, Awesome, and Bischoff further assaulted Flair and Sting, and then also took out Arn Anderson, Cal Anderson, and Booker T, when they tried to help Flair and Sting.
Souled Out came and gone, and instead of Nitro being cancelled by NBC, both sides announced that starting the first Nitro of September, Nitro would be primetime, from 8-10 PM. And to end the month of August, the Nitro following Souled Out was the angle that everyone knew was coming. After the faction of the four men again assaulted Sting, Arn Anderson, Cal Anderson, and Ric Flair, Eric Bischoff cut a promo, making sadistic references to Adolf Hitler and Nazis, Bischoff declared the reformation of the New World Order, consisting of himself as the helm (and still WCW President), Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner (and his valet Midajah), and Mike Awesome. WCW was starting to pick things up again, and ended the summer in true hot fashion.
September started with the primetime premiere of Wednesday Nitro on NBC, and from the get-go, WCW continued to stay red hot. On one side, the New World Order booked Jeff Jarrett versus Booker T versus Sting versus Ric Flair for the World Heavyweight Title in the main event, and also was making it a lumberjack match; the lumberjacks featured the nWo members, and other heels. But on the WCW side of things, Ric Flair cut a dramatic speech in which he called out Bischoff, Jarrett, the New World Order, and also made the challenge for the nWo to face WCW in the War Games match at Fall Brawl. But not only that, Flair promised to bring back the one man who he was sure could help him defeat the nWo the original creator of it, Hulk Hogan! In the main event, Booker T had to run a gauntlet, first defeating Ric Flair, then defeating Sting, yet all the while, the three men bonded to fight off the lumberjacks at certain times too, until finally, it was Booker and Jarrett at the end of the gauntlet. Jarrett had the numbers advantage with the lumberjacks always helping him out, but eventually, Flair, Sting, Arn Anderson, and Cal Anderson showed up and all fought off the lumberjacks, and resulting in Booker able to defeat Jeff Jarrett after a Book End. However, right after the match, Curt Hennig made a return to WCW after a long absence, taking out Booker T, joining the nWo, and Booker being tagged in white spray paint by the faction.
Throughout the rest of the month, Ric Flair continued to challenge Bischoff and the New World Order to a War Games match, despite Bischoff refusing to accept the challenge. But while this was going on, both Flair and Bischoff were also arguing over whether or not Hulk Hogan was truly coming back to WCW, and if he was, whose side would he really be on. Eventually, and by that, the September 19 edition of Nitro, Ric Flair wrestled Jeff Jarrett in a steel cage match, with the stipulations being if Flair won, the War Games match was on, but if Jarrett won, Flair would have to leave WCW forever! Before the time could come for the cage match, Hulk Hogan appeared on Nitro via satellite to tell Eric Bischoff that he thought this new nWo was a wannabe version of what Hulk created in 1996, and that he could be coming to WCW to kill off this cheesy variation. And then in the main event, after a hard fought contest, Ric Flair broke a guitar over Jeff Jarretts head before pinning him, getting the victory, and the WCW vs. nWo War Games match at Fall Brawl. But just to spoil the fun of the event, Bischoff added a stipulation that said whoever scored the submission victory in the War Games match, would become the WCW World Heavyweight Champion, in an attempt to cause tension between WCW, and try and get the World Title on an nWo member. And then finally, on the very last Nitro before Fall Brawl, alongside Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan returned to WCW, in the red and yellow, and ran down to the ring to chase off the New World Order as they tried to deliver a beat down to Booker T, Sting, and Cal Anderson. The road to the PPV had ended, and something huge was about to happen both on-screen and off
Before we get to Fall Brawl, lets go back to some backstage history. As The Trio Ownership were struggling to sign some of the big name guys to new contracts, Ric Flair sought out to talk to Jeff Jarrett in order to get him to sign to WCW. During those talks, Jeff demanded for a guaranteed World Heavyweight Title reign, and fearing that if he didnt get it he wouldnt sign, Flair caved in, giving Jarrett the agreement, figuring Jarrett would become Champ in time anyways. The deal was kept secret from everyone, including Bischoff and Borden as well. At first, Flair didnt push for Jarrett to win the Title that much at all, but as time eroded, he became paranoid, afraid that the secret agreement would be revealed, and hed be exploited so he started to push for Booker to drop the World Heavyweight Title in the Trios meetings. Throughout the companys second hiatus, and mainly the entire summer months, Flair pushed for Booker to drop the Title to someone new, like Scott Steiner, or preferably, Jeff Jarrett. In due time, Flair convinced Borden and Bischoff that a new Champion was needed, and it would be either Scott Steiner or Jeff Jarrett. However, Flair became even more paranoid that it would be Steiner, not Jarrett, becoming the next World Champion, so Flair kept pushing for Jarrett to win the Belt in the meetings. Flair was constantly bringing up Jarretts name in the meetings, talking about his star power, his charisma, in-ring talent, marketability, etc., as well as how worthy he was to be Champion. Flair was blind to the fact that he was doing this, but Borden and Bischoff both saw it, and over time, were convinced there was some sort of conspiracy going on between Flair and Jarrett. And at Fall Brawl, it was booked that Jeff Jarrett was going to become the World Heavyweight Champion, winning the Title in the Super Cage match by making Jeff Jarrett tap out to the Figure Four. However, Bischoff and Borden put their game faces on, and went to town to swerve Flair and Jarrett separately, so they could catch them in the lies and conspiracy
The day of Fall Brawl came about, and the original plan was for Hulk Hogan to swerve WCW, turning on them and siding with the New World Order. With Hogans assist, the nWo would dismantle WCW, and Jeff Jarrett would slap on the Figure Four Leg Lock to an already unconscious Ric Flair, and thus win the match due to knock-out, and therefore, the World Heavyweight Title. However, during a meeting between the Trio, there was a change in the plan. Instead of Hogan being the man to swerve WCW, Bischoff and Borden convinced Flair that Sting should be the guy to defect to the nWo, not Hogan. While Bischoff continued to swerve Flair with the idea, Steve Borden hunted down Jeff Jarrett, and told him the change to the match as well. His story, however, was different than what was just told to Flair. Borden first told Jarrett that the original plan of the match was for Jarrett to make Booker tap out to the Figure Four after Jarrett broke guitars over Bookers head and Hogans head, but there was now a change; for the record, Jeff never did know the original ending to the match, but just said he did to sound more important, and figured Borden knew Jeff was going to win the Title anyways after he called Jeff Champ. Instead, to put over Jarrett as a huge heel, he was going to make Hogan submit to the Figure Four, and those two would have the money feud into Starrcade. And just like that, Jeff Jarrett, had been swerved as well.
Later on, Flair and Jarrett met in a janitors closet, of all places, to talk about everything. When Flair went to tell Jeff the ending had changed, Jarrett was asking if it changed again. Jarrett told a puzzled Flair the ending that Steve Borden told him, while Flair informed Jarrett of the ending Bischoff and Borden told him. A paranoid Flair went back to his locker room where his briefcase was; Flair had been keeping the briefcase very close to him at all times usually because it held the secret agreement between he and Jarrett. When Flair returned to the locker room, to find Borden already in the locker room, waiting for him. The Stinger confronted Flair about a conspiracy going on between Flair and Jarrett, and after threatening to tell Bischoff and all of WCW what Flair and Jarrett did, Ric confessed, explaining he did it out of desperation to sign Jeff to WCW. An argument broke out furthermore though, as Flair pleaded with Borden to let Jeff win the Belt still, and everyone could move on. Borden, however, was insistent on Jeff not winning the Title, and said hed rather have Hogan win it over Jarrett now. The argument ended with Borden yelling out, very loudly, that Jeff wouldnt be winning the World Title. The argument could have possibly gone on, but afterwards, Eric Bischoff came into the room, wanting to know what was going on. Flair left immediately, while Bischoff talked with Borden, wanting to know if he got Flair to confess about the agreement or not, especially after he heard Borden shout. Surprisingly, Borden lied to Bischoff, telling Eric that nothing was going on between Ric and Jeff, and they were wrong. Borden didnt want any backstage drama between Bischoff and Flair that would conflict with the company, and because of that, the lie was made by Borden.
And so the plot thickened, and Fall Brawl occurred, with a main event that no one knew how would truly go down. However, this is how Fall Brawl ended up.
~Shane Helms defeated Super Crazy in eleven minutes to retain the WCW Cruiserweight Title after a Vertebreaker. Crazy pushed Helms to his limits, and caused lots of frustration for Helms throughout the match.
~In the biggest dud of the night, Chuck Palumbo and Sean OHaire defeated KroniK and Totally Buff to win the WCW Tag Team Titles. Palumbo pinned Buff Bagwell after seven minutes, and Totally Buff no-sold absolutely everything throughout the match, making it suck so badly.
~Backstage, it was revealed that Hulk Hogan was assaulted backstage, and an nWo shirt was left at the scene of the crime. Hogans status for the War Games match was left unknown.
~Cal Anderson continued his undefeated streak, pinning The Wall after eight minutes of action with the Anderson Spinebuster.
~Lance Storm defeated Hugh Morris in twelve minutes to retain the WCW North American Championship. This match was labeled as an American Brawl, and despite the advantage supposedly going to Morris, Storm pinned Morris after a steel-chair assisted leg drop from the top turnbuckle to earn his third straight PPV victory of Morris.
~It was announced that Hulk Hogan would not be able to compete in the War Games match tonight, and that Eric Bischoff would not allow WCW to have a replacement for Hogan.
~Billy Kidman defeated Rey Misterio by count-out in a fifteen minute match, that was looked at as very excellent. Both men put on a classic performance, but in the end, Misterio simply walked out of the match, getting himself counted-out, and claiming that he had already proven he was better than Kidman. This of course, happened though, right after Kidman almost finished Rey off with his finishing maneuver.
~Just before the War Games match started, an ambulance left the arena that had Hulk Hogan in it.
In the War Games, The nWo (Curt Hennig, Scott Steiner, Mike Awesome, and Jeff Jarrett) defeated Team WCW (Booker T, Sting, Ric Flair, and Hulk Hogan) in roughly 27 minutes after Ric Flair passed out to Jeff Jarretts Figure Four. The nWo dominated WCW throughout the match with the numbers advantage, but towards the every end of the match, several minutes after he would have entered in the match, Hulk Hogan showed up in the arena. He marched down to the ring, scaring the nWo team into the opposite ring as all of the fallen WCW members were in. And then, in the swerve, Hogan gave each member of WCW the Leg Drop, and revealed his true colors of the New World Order. Jarrett applied the Figure Four to the unconscious Ric Flair, earning the submission victory, and thus, becoming the new WCW World Heavyweight Champion.
The PPV as a whole was mildly successful. The cruiserweight division was top notch with Shane Helms at the helm, and the Misterio/Kidman feud were producing hot matches, despite Rey not getting over as a heel. The main event was exciting, but fans criticized Hulk Hogan turning heel to join the nWo, and the screw-job style finish to give Jeff Jarrett the World Title. However, if the fans were angered by what happened in the main event, they should have saw what happened moments after the PPV ended..
During the War Games match, Eric Bischoff went into Ric Flairs briefcase and started searching for something, anything, that would lead him to there being an agreement between Jarrett and Flair, as Eric did not believe what Borden told him in the slightest. Eric went through the very large stack of papers in Flairs briefcase, but found nothing. However, once everything was out of the briefcase, Bischoff shook the briefcase upside down, and a cut in the interior was visible. Not just a regular cut, but a manmade cut to hide something. Bischoff tore open the cut, and there it was, the written agreement between Ric Flair and Jeff Jarrett that guaranteed Jarrett a World Heavyweight Title reign. Bischoff went on-camera to celebrate with the nWo at the end of Fall Brawl, but afterwards, dragged Flair (who was trying to clean up and stop his flow of blood from his forehead) and Sting (who was trying to peel dry paint off of his face) into a hallway, and ripped into both of them. Bischoff was loud, rude, and crude, and it gathered the attention of just about every wrestler backstage at Fall Brawl. Bischoff yelled out about how Flair, Borden, and Jarrett lied to him, and fucked him over, as well as everyone else in WCW, to give Jarrett a guaranteed World Heavyweight Title reign. Bischoff and Flair both started to yell at each other, exchanging low and personal remarks towards one another, until finally, Bischoff sucker-punched Flair right in the face, starting a scuffle in front of the entire WCW roster. The two were separated, but the damage had been done. The Eric Bischoff/Ric Flair rivalry was restored, and the roster was blown apart by the fact that a huge scandal occurred behind their backs.
The Nitro after Fall Brawl featured Eric Bischoff making shoot comments at Flair for the fiasco, as well as men such as Booker T, Rey Misterio Jr., Shane Helms, Hugh Morris, and Super Crazy all boycotting the show, refusing to partake in it. The last four men have all made peace with WCW, Flair, and Jarrett, but to this day, Booker T is still frustrated with his spot in WCW, and has a very poor morale as to how the company is being ran. Booker felt cheated by Flair and Jarrett with their deal, as he was the rightful World Champion until Jarrett won. And yet, despite this controversy and conspiracy, it was determined that Jarrett would remain as Champion, although Bischoff and Borden had to scrap all of the current plans for new ones, but concluded they needed to make Jeff look like a bitch, more or less, numerous times to let him know who was running this company.
And because of that, the first Nitro of October was rocked by the departure of Scott Steiner from the New World Order. Steiner demanded a Title shot from Jarrett because of an earlier promise made back in July by Jarrett. Jarrett promised to give Steiner the first Title shot when he won the Title from Booker T. Steiner called out Jarrett and Hogan both during an in-ring promo with the nWo, and eventually got his Title match. However, after refusing to lay down for Jarrett and then attacking him in the match, Steiner was booted from the nWo, and screwed over in the World Title match. Steiner had Jarrett about to tap out to the Steiner Recliner, but Mike Awesome came out of nowhere and broke a guitar over Steiners head. Steiner was then beaten down after the match, and tagged by the nWo, kicking him out form the group officially.
With Steiners departure from the group, the nWo seemingly was on the look-out for new members, offering spots to the WCW Tag Team Champions, Chuck Palumbo and Sean OHaire. However, after questioning whether or not they wanted to, KroniK attacked the Tag Champions, and were inducted into the nWo instead! What also followed, was an effective tweener position for Scott Steiner. Steiner received immediate face reactions after his departure from the nWo, but to stay neutral, bad mouthed both the nWo and WCW, and refused to join the side of WCW in the fight against the nWo, instead setting his sights on winning the WCW World Heavyweight Title instead. As WCW rolled into their next PPV, Halloween Havoc, Booker T returned back to the company after a quick two-week absence, and challenge Hulk Hogan to a match after Hogan more or less cost Booker the World Title at Fall Brawl. Ric Flair was trying to get one more match against Jeff Jarrett, this time for the World Heavyweight Title, Scott Steiner was crossing paths with WCW, but mainly, the nWo, and Lance Storm was now also getting thrown into the war between the two sides. The war between World Championship Wrestling and the New World Order stayed hot and stayed strong, and Halloween Havoc ended up looking like this
~The Flying Harts (Teddy Hart and Jack Evans) defeated Shane Helms and Super Crazy at 11:39 when Jack Evans pinned Super Crazy after an updated version of the Hart Attack double-team finisher. The Flying Harts had debuted in WCW just mere weeks before the PPV, as cocky young heels, who were ready to take the Hart family name to a whole other level with their style of wrestling.
~After the match, Shane Helms told Super Crazy to get lost and that he wanted nothing to do with him. This, among other things, was the slow start of Shane Helms turning from the lovable baby face Champion, into that of a very cocky and arrogant Champion.
~Lance Storm pinned Curt Hennig in 20:48 to retain the WCW North American Championship with a sit-out brain buster, in a triple-threat match that also included Cal Anderson. The match was a sure-fire MOTN, and possible MOTY contender, that helped put Lance Storm closer and closer to that of a face.
~The Young Lions (Chuck Palumbo and Sean OHaire) defeated KroniK (Brian Adams and Bryan Clarke) at 9:13 to retain the WCW Tag Team Titles. Palumbo pinned Adams after an OHaire Seanton Bomb.
~Scott Steiner defeated Mike Awesome at 13:22 in a tables match. After both men going through tables that werent valid to end the match, Steiner hit an overhead belly-to-belly suplex from the apron, with Awesome in the ring, that sent both men crashing to the outside floor and through a table.
~In a surprise moment, Scott Hall and Kevin Nash showed up to the Wolfpack music. The Outsiders cut a promo that blasted the New World Order, as well as WCW, and solidified The Outsiders as neutral in the war between the two factions.
~Sting defeated Scott Hall at 10:39 by disqualification after Kevin Nash interfered, and The Outsiders attacked Sting. After the match, The Outsiders did so again, leaving Sting down and out in the ring.
~In another MOTY contender, Billy Kidman defeated Rey Misterio Jr. at 21:06 by disqualification, in a no-count out match. The action was very intense, and saw spots from the entrance ramp to the floor, and spots in the crowd. However, Misterio attacked Kidman with a chair to disqualify himself, when he was on the verge of losing. After the match, Misterio continued to attack Kidman with the chair, but Konnan made the save for his fellow Filthy Animal member.
~Jeff Jarrett defeated Ric Flair at 17:58 to retain the WCW World Heavyweight Title, after heavy interference from the nWo, Team WCW, and The Outsiders. Ric Flair fought the odds and went toe-to-toe with Jarrett throughout all of this, but in the end, The Outsiders showed up and attacked both Jarrett and Flair, but Flair ended up taking most of the offense, with a guitar shot to the head leaving him down and out. Jarrett recovered first from the attack and made the cover, winning the match.
~In a match that surprisingly saw zero interference, Booker T pinned Hulk Hogan at 14:12 after hitting the Harlem Side Kick, Book End, and Harlem Hang Over to finally put Hogan down for good. The match was labeled as a huge upset for Booker T, and a career-defining moment for him as well.
On-screen, Halloween Havoc had to come off as a successful show. The cruiserweights in WCW were really starting to show quality matches (Cruiser Tag Match, and Misterio/Kidman), and plus, the Kidman/Misterio was getting its own storyline/feud without a Title involved, despite being cruiserweights. The Outsiders return to WCW was a very shocking moment, and the two thankfully werent put into the nWo, which many had to expect at first. The North American Title match was a great MOTY contender, and helped Cal Anderson continue to get over with the fans, and continued to showcase Lance Storms wrestling ability, and a huge reason why fans were starting to cheer him. Scott Steiner was getting insanely over as a tweener, although mainly as a face than heel. And finally, Booker T pinned Hulk Hogan cleanly, hopefully proving that the politics are truly done in WCW. However, backstage, things were definitely still a mess, although it was trying to be kept under the rug. Bischoff and Borden had resolved their conflict, and while Flair and Bischoff were still working together (somewhat) cohesively, there was a very noticeable hatred amongst the two. Bischoff loathed Flair for lying and going behind his back, while Flair loathed Eric just as much for refusing to accept his apology when after all, Bischoff had pulled shit like this before as well. And plus, Jeff Jarrett was rapidly becoming one of the most hated men in WCW because he held onto the World Title at Halloween Havoc, and Booker T, one of the locker room leaders, was noticeably depressed and had low morale with the company still. Booker felt cheated out of the World Title, and that Flair and Jarrett went behind his back just as much as they did Bischoff and Borden. But still, the situations backstage were mostly kept quiet, but it can only last so long, until theres a crack in the ice
With Halloween Havoc said and done, the focus shifted towards the upcoming PPV, Mayhem, the vastly-approaching Starrcade, the companys flagship PPV, and finally, the match that would headline Mayhem and determine the main event of Starrcade, the Super Cage. The Super Cage is a match with three cages, one stacked on top of another and another. The first cage (or really a cell) is the size of a Hell in a Cell cage. In the center of the first cage, there is a trapdoor on the roof of the cage that leads into the smaller second cage, which is filled with various hardcore weapons. To the eastern end of the second cage, there is a door that leads to outside of the second cage, which is also the roof of the first cage. To continue on the path, the wrestler must climb up the side of the second cage, which will take them to the roof of the second cage, where the third cage is. The wrestler can either enter the door to the third cage and grab a specific weapon, or merely climb up the third cage to its roof, and the very top of the Super Cage. At the top of the Super Cage, an object will be suspended in the air from the ceiling, and once the item is obtained, the match is over. The cages wrap all the way around, so the action can occur on the eastern side of the Super Cage (by the entrance ramp), northern, western, or southern side.
As we learned on Wednesday Nitro, there would be four contestants in the match, and the object suspended roughly 50 feet into the air would be a briefcase. This briefcase would hold a contract that gives the winner the right to wrestle for the World Heavyweight Championship in the main event of Starrcade. The WCW President, and nWo leader, Eric Bischoff, had very little control of the match being put in place, and had no control over who would enter the match; the WCW board of directors made it so. The board immediately chose Booker T, Sting, and one of The Outsiders, Scott Hall or Kevin Nash, to be three out of the four participants in the Super Cage match. The fourth was left undetermined, but Eric Bischoff, to soothe Jeff Jarretts fear, demanded it not be Scott Steiner. However, Scott Steiner came out to the ring and stole the World Heavyweight Title at the conclusion of the Nitro after Halloween Havoc, and then was chased by police officers the next week on Nitro, but Steiner escaped the fuzz. At the shows conclusion, Eric Bischoff returned to his empty nWo locker room to find the World Heavyweight Title belt on his couch. The Bisch thought the cops had retrieved it from Steiner, only for Scott Steiner to walk out of hiding in the locker room, and tell Bischoff how he successfully hid from the cops and the nWo, and snuck into the nWo locker room when they all went out to the ring. After severely threatening Eric Bischoff, Steiner was put into the Super Cage match as the fourth participant, getting Big Poppa Pump his wish. Once this decision was made, Steiner hit Bischoff in the face with a lead pipe, just for the fun of it. Also, Scott Hall would be The Outsider in the Super Cage. Hall entered the Super Cage while Kevin Nash went straight after Jeff Jarrett, and the WCW World Heavyweight Title, so both of The Outsiders could main event Starrcade for the World Title. However, Kevin Nash and Jeff Jarrett wrestled for the World Heavyweight Title on the most recent Nitro, but Jeff Jarrett ended up the victor. This occurred though, after Kevin Nash pinned Jarrett to win the Title after using a guitar shot to the head to secure the win. However, the match was restarted, and Jarrett defeated Nash after some assistance from fellow nWo member, Hulk Hogan. As of this time, no World Heavyweight Title match has been signed for Mayhem.
In that World Title scene that was briefly discussed about, heres some more to it. When Jarrett won the Title at Fall Brawl, he was made to look weak because of the backstage fiasco, and when doing so, he played a cowardly heel. He openly showed and expressed fear in Ric Flair, but even more so in Scott Steiner. Jarrett had no problems taking matches with easier opponents than more-elite wrestlers to show his and the Belts prestige, and also liked to have his fellow nWo stable mates interfere and help him. At Halloween Havoc, that is exactly what happened in his World Heavyweight Title match with Ric Flair. Eric Bischoff, as well as Mike Awesome, Curt Hennig, and KroniK, all interfered in the match at one point or another, and Bischoff also had the match changed to a no-disqualification match to better suit Jarrett in the match. However, The Outsiders interfered in the match later on, attacking both Jarrett and Flair, although Flair did take the brunt of the attack. However, Jarrett has felt that his pride was challenged and he was humiliated by The Outsiders and has somewhat showed a competitive streak because of it, calling The Outsiders out, and challenging either one of them to a match, with the Title even being put on the line as an incentive for them to face him. When Kevin Nash faced off with Jarrett for the Title, it seemed we would see the more competitive Jarrett, but in the end, he tried to use his guitar to cheat to win, but it backfired, and Nash broke the guitar over Jarrett and scored the win instead. However, the match was restarted after Bischoff threatened to fire the official, and thanks to interference from the nWo members to distract the official, Hulk Hogan snuck into the ring and broke a guitar over Nashs head to aide Jarrett in retaining the Title. That was at the last show written, so with only one more show to go until Mayhem, we can expect some resolution with this Nash and Jarrett affair.
One man in WCW who has really been getting a lot of spotlight since Halloween Havoc has been the WCW North American Champion, Lance Storm. Storm performed excellently at Halloween Havoc in the MOTY contending triple threat match, and after that, was offered a spot in the New World Order, and that the time to decide whether he was with them, or against them, was now. The next week, Storm came down to the ring, sporting a new attire that resembled the nWo colors, and cut a promo that was very heart felt. Storm talked about his Canadian heritage, and how he himself held himself down by being so fixated on it, instead of focusing on his wrestling ability and performing well enough to become a Champion. Storm called himself out on his mistakes, and openly said he was ruining his career by caring so much about Canada. When it seemed like he would side with the nWo, Storm talked about what he was taught by men like Bret Hart, and said that no matter how cold and calculating he was in the ring, hed always be proud of his roots, his Canadian heritage and pride, and told the nWo to stick it, finally climaxing on his face turn. That inspiring promo occurred at the latest Nitro, and since then, Storm has been booked with Chuck Palumbo and Sean OHaire, the WCW Tag Team Champions, to face Mike Awesome and KroniK, all of the New World Order, at Mayhem, with both the North American and Tag Team Titles on the line. The Young Lions and KroniK have seemingly been feuding off and on ever since the WCW restart in May, and continue to do so now, as the Tag Division has been absolutely weak in depth.
Ric Flair has seemingly always been an enemy of Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff. And within the two to three months, the hatred has been renewed. Eric Bischoff sided with Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner, and Mike Awesome at Souled Out in August, breaking a guitar over Flairs head, and reforming the New World Order. To try and fight the nWo, Flair brought Hogan back to WCW, only for Hulk to swerve Flair and WCW, turning on them at Fall Brawl, in the War Games match. Hogan donned the nWo black and white colors again, and Flair was betrayed, again. Flair didnt deal with Hogans betrayal right away, instead quickly wrapping up a long, off-and-on, feud with Jeff Jarrett. But once Ric was unjustly defeated by Jarrett at Halloween Havoc, Flair decided to let bygones be bygones, and called out Hogan, saying it was time for Hulk to pay the piper for what he did to WCW, and himself, at Fall Brawl. After the two legends traded jabs and insults, Flair was able to persuade Hogan to accept his challenge for a match at Mayhem. However, Flair still has a bone to pick with Eric Bischoff as well, so only time will tell if Flair tries to deal with Hogan and Bischoff, or will settle for just The Hulkster. Nevertheless, at Mayhem, it is a battle of two of wrestlings biggest icons ever.
In the cruiserweight scene, the lightweights of WCW are starting to be taken more and more seriously it seems. In the Title scene, Shane Helms has been a dominant Champion ever since winning the Title at the Greed PPV on March 14, 2001. Helms has defeated his former 3-Count partners, Evan Karagias and Shannon Moore, as well as Chavo Guerrero Jr., Super Crazy, and many other cruiserweights throughout his reign. However, because of all of this success, it seems Helms is starting to get a very large ego. Helms has talked very highly of himself as of late, and has had a very unneeded conflict with Super Crazy. Helms and Super Crazy have both been targeted by The Flying Harts, Teddy Hart and Jack Evans, in the past month, and while Super Crazy has been very willing to help Shane Helms, Helms has not returned that willingness. Instead, after the two lost at Halloween Havoc to The Flying Harts, Helms told Super Crazy to stay away from him, as well as making a few racial comments directed at Crazy and his Mexican ethnicity. At Mayhem, Shane Helms will now have to defend the WCW Cruiserweight Title against Teddy Hart, as well as Super Crazy. As Helms continues to show this new-found arrogance, the question looms, how long can he hold onto the Title, with guys like Super Crazy and The Flying Harts chomping at the bit for the Belt?
However, Shane Helms isnt the only cruiserweight getting a good portion of TV time; Rey Misterio Jr. and Billy Kidman both have been enshrouded in a feud since Souled Out, in August. Rey Misterio Jr. was put on the shelf at the May PPV, Slamboree, when he was attacked by KroniK after Rey and Kidman had just retained the WCW Cruiserweight Tag Team Titles. Kidman and Konnan tried to avenge Misterios attack, and the two men faced KroniK at Souled Out, in a match that unified the two Tag Team Championships. In the match itself, Rey Misterio Jr. returned towards the end of the match, running down to the ring and not only taking out both members of KroniK with a steel chair, but then Billy Kidman and Konnan as well, turning on The Filthy Animals! From there, the newly re-masked Misterio Jr. has feuded with Kidman, claiming Kidman held him down for years, and that he is going to defeat Kidman and show the world who the better man is. However, at Fall Brawl, Kidman defeated Misterio by count-out; Billy was on the verge of winning the match, and Rey simply walked out, claiming he had showed everyone he was the real victory. At Halloween Havoc, after more cat and mouse games by Misterio, Misterio again lost to Kidman, in a no-count out match, this time by disqualification. Again, Misterio was seemingly on the verge of losing, and used a chair to purposely get himself disqualified. Misterio tried to further attack Kidman with the chair, but Kidmans fellow Filthy Animal member, Konnan, came out to make the save, running Rey off. With The Filthy Animals fully united again in the battle against Rey Misterio Jr., Misterio recruited help to deal with the two men. As The Filthy Animals attempted to run-off Misterio after he once again attacked Kidman from behind, Chavo Guerrero Jr. attacked The Filthy Animals from behind, and formed an alliance with Rey. Chavo claimed that Rey has been the constant victim of 2 on 1 attacks, and attacks from behind, by The Filthy Animals, despite Rey being the coward in the feud. Nevertheless, at Mayhem, The Filthy Animals will face-off against Misterio and Guerrero, and the question still remains, will Misterio ever live up to his word and defeat Billy Kidman, or on the other side, will Billy Kidman ever be able to cleanly defeat Rey Misterio Jr.? Looks like only time will tell, and Mayhem may just be the answer.
And so folks, there you have it; a detailed recap of everything that has happened, both on-screen and off, from the beginning of this BTB until now. The last month I have recapped in much more detail, as we still have more Nitro to go until Mayhem, the next PPV. Hopefully all of the matches/storylines have been explained enough for the new readers, and the readers of old who are having trouble remembering things. Anyways, you can click on the links that I will provide below, that will take you straight to Halloween Havoc, as well as the previous 2 Nitros. Hopefully the those last 3 shows written, and this recap, have done a good enough job to educate you all on the greatness, and mishaps, of WCW 2001: The Trio Ownership. And now, as March begins, so does, once again, the life, of The Trio Ownership. So ladies and gentlemen, may the return of arguably, the most successful WCW BTB in the history of WF BTB, commence.
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It's a bit of a mystery as to why Kobe Bryant took just three shots and scored 1 point in the 2nd half of Saturday's Game 7 against the Suns. Who knows why Kobe does anything, but here's my best guess.
The game started out with the Lakers going through their "Let's get everyone involved" act. Kwame Brown was getting great looks in the post, and missing easy shot after easy shot. Clearly, nerves were bothering him. Lamar Odom did a little bit of the same, and the Lakers worked themselves into a pretty substantial hole.
In the 2nd quarter, Kobe took over a little bit, and while he shot well, and hit his usual impossible shots, the Suns lead grew. The Lakers defense was so atrocious, that even with Kobe hitting everything he threw up, the best the Lakers could do was trade buckets… which is not a winning proposition if you're down 20.
So the only way for the Lakers to limit the Suns offense at all was to limit their number of possessions. Slow the game down, pound it inside. Which is what they tried… and again, what they sucked at. Not even Brian Cook could hit a shot. And by the time the 4th quarter rolled around, it was hopeless, and Kobe sat a lot of the 4th anyway.
That's my best guess as to Kobe's thought process. I've heard people say that he was trying to teach the team a lesson, that they can't win without him scoring, but I don't buy that. Now, I think that's something he's done before… particularly when Shaq was around. I think it's happened before. But in a Game 7, there's just no way he's going to sabotage his team to make a point… that just doesn't make any sense. Love him or hate him, I think you at least have to concede that in a Game 7, he'll do whatever he thinks is best for his team to win.
But yeah, the Lakers were terrible on Saturday… and the Suns were phenomenal. It was the perfect storm. The Suns shot the ball extremely well, they had their tempo, they seemed energized by the crowd and the situation, and they were great. And as great as they were, the Lakers were bad… Kwame Brown and Smush Parker in particular seemed overwhelmed by the atmosphere, which is not good, particularly for Smush, because he's not much of a player to begin with.
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For the Diamondbacks, 2011 was not a season unto itself.
"It's a different year," catcher Miguel Montero said, "but this team still has the same intensity. The team is still hungry. We're trying to prove that what happened last year (can happen again)."
In that case, one comeback down, 47 to go.
"It brings back good memories for us," manager Kirk Gibson said after the Diamondbacks rallied from a six-run deficit to beat the San Francisco Giants 7-6 on Sunday afternoon at Chase Field, completing a sweep of the team expected to be their chief competition in the National League West.
In fairness, this was no thing of beauty; the Diamondbacks were merely less inglorious than the Giants, particularly in the big moments.
"I've said several times," Gibson said, "that I love playing ugly games and winning them."
But it was a win, and in their eyes, the best kind of win, a total team effort, evidenced by the unheralded players who stood out.
Left-hander Wade Miley tossed four scoreless, hitless innings of relief; first baseman Lyle Overbay had three hits, all for extra bases, and three RBIs; and reliever Bryan Shaw worked the ninth inning in place of closer J.J. Putz, who, like setup man David Hernandez, was unavailable after throwing in the season's first two games.
They overcame a brief and ineffective outing from right-hander Josh Collmenter, whose spring training struggles followed him into the season. They overcame an opposing pitcher, Matt Cain, who received a $112.5 million extension last week. They overcame their own mistakes (five errors).
And they overcame the largest deficit in team history, the seventh time a Diamondbacks team has rallied to win a game it trailed by six runs. Had it happened last year, it would have been merely the latest act of improbability in a season filled with it. But this win suggested that comebacks might be a part of this club's DNA, too.
"The main thing is, we know we can win," third baseman Ryan Roberts said. "We established last year that we're going to play hard all nine innings."
The Giants scored three runs apiece in the second and third innings, but the Diamondbacks cut it to 6-2 on Overbay's two-run double in the fourth. Meanwhile, Miley was throwing strikes and pitching around the four errors his defense made behind him.
"We made a lot of mistakes, but he looked like he had everything under control," Montero said. "He looked like a big leaguer, man."
It was 6-5 after Roberts (two-run homer) and Overbay (solo shot) went back-to-back in the sixth, and an inning later, the Diamondbacks had the bases loaded for Montero with one out.
Montero hit a bouncer to short that was mishandled by Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford, allowing Willie Bloomquist to score the tying run. Chris Young followed with an easy topper to third. Pablo Sandoval came home with it, his throw a little off target. Catcher Buster Posey had to stretch, but his foot was never on the plate.
"I couldn't tell," Posey said. "I couldn't feel the plate."
Giants manager Bruce Bochy argued with home plate umpire Mike DiMuro, returned to the dugout and then argued some more before being ejected.
"I got word he (Posey) was on home plate and that's when I lost it," Bochy said. "After looking at it, it looked like he (DiMuro) got it right."
Diamondbacks reliever Craig Breslow handled the eighth and Shaw came on to record the first save of his career, working out of a two-on, two-out jam by striking out Posey to end the game.
Words exchanged: Willie Bloomquist had words with Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval during the seventh inning. The exchange, which appeared somewhat heated at times, took place while Bloomquist was on second base and again when he reached third.
"It was just the game within the game," Bloomquist said. "It was no big deal. They thought I was doing something I wasn't doing and I wasn't going to stand there and be called out like that if I'm not doing anything wrong."
Bloomquist wouldn't go into specifics, but it appeared the Giants thought that while he was on second base he was relaying signs to Justin Upton at the plate.
Collmenter's command: Right-hander Josh Collmenter was not only deceptive last season, he often had pinpoint command. The latter was not there for him on Sunday.
"The pitches I made down in the zone I had good results on," he said. "It was the ones I might have left up or out over the plate, it was easier for them to get the bat to. Even if they don't put a great swing on it, they can get enough of the bat to it to find a hole or bloop it in somewhere."
Collmenter gave up six runs (five earned) on five hits and a walk in three innings before manager Kirk Gibson lifted him for a pinch hitter.
Big crowds: The Diamondbacks announced their paid attendance of 108,112 in the first three games was the most in an opening weekend since 2003. They drew 49,130 on Friday night, 34,789 on Saturday and 24,193 on Sunday.
When Giants catcher Buster Posey didn't have his foot on home plate in the seventh inning, it was hard not to think about the brutal injury he suffered on a collision last season. "I never had an injury like that, but it was the first thing that came to my mind," Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero said. "It's understandable. It's a tough injury. Maybe he's a little conscious of it. It was a bang-bang play and he probably doesn't want to get hit again. To be honest, I don't want to be in his shoes because I might have done the same thing."
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