LCW Showdown Television Results 08.23.06
Showdown (August 23, 2006) live from Allen Arena in Nashville, TN.
In the back, LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel approached Bobby Heenan, who was talking with the members of the Heenan Family: One Man Gang, King Kong Bundy, and Ken Patera, and told him that he was going to give one of his men a chance to be in the Elimination Chamber match at Caged Heat to determine the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship. Heenan said that sounded great and said he would decide on who would be in the qualifying match tonight, but only after Bockwinkel announced who the opponent would be. Nick Bockwinkel said that was fair and said they would face Paul Orndorff. Bockwinkel said, "But I didn't say they were going to have to wrestle tonight. Tonight, if you want one of your men in the Elimination Chamber at Caged Heat, you're going to have to defeat Paul Orndorff in an Elimination Chamber qualifying match later tonight." Heenan looked shocked as Bockwinkel walked away. Gang, Bundy, and Patera reassured him that they would have his back. Bockwinkel returned and said, "Oh yeah, I forgot didn't I. If any one of you interfere, you'll all be fired. And I'll put you (pointing to Heenan) in a steel cage one on one with Paul Orndorff at Caged Heat." Heenan looked really concerned and defeated as he sat down and put his head in his hands.
LCW United States Champion The Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart) defeated Koko B. Ware in 3:22 by disqualification after Diamond Dallas Page interfered and attacked Honky, but Honky fought back and hit Page with the guitar. Jimmy Hart got another guitar and handed it to Honky who went to hit Page again with the guitar, but Kimberly Page ran our and put herself between Honky and Page. Honky reared back and at first hesitated, but then blasted Kimberly with the guitar anyway.
From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura addressed what had just happened and showed the footage of The Honky Tonk Man hitting Kimberly Page with his guitar. Meanwhile, in the ring, medical officials placed Kimberly on a stretcher and took her to the back. In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed The Honky Tonk Man and Jimmy Hart about what just happened and Honky referred to her as "collateral damage" and said she got in the way. As Page and Kimberly made their way through the back, they passed Honky and Jimmy Hart as they were being interviewed by Mooney. Honky began verbally taunting Page as LCW security officials appeared to keep Page and Honky apart. Page said Honky was lucky that security was keeping them apart or he'd tear him apart. Honky said if security wasn't here he'd take out Page just like he did his wife. Security stepped aside and Page chased Honky to the parking lot where Honky got in his car and drove away, but not before Page smashed the back window with a steel pipe. Page then threw down the pipe and went back to join his wife in the ambulance.
In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed LCW World Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express about the number one contenders match and Ricky Morton said it didn't matter who won because they were going to defeat them just like all the other big and bad tag teams who had tried to stand in their way and take them down before.
The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) defeated The Nasty Boys (with Missy Hyatt) and Doom (with Woman) in 8:53 by pinfall in a triple threat, number one contenders match by pinfall when The Warlord pinned Jerry Sags after a powerslam. Before the match, LCW World Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express came out and joined Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura in the broadcast booth to provided guest commentary.
In the back, as LCW World Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express were packing their bags to leave the arena when the Powers of Pain, with their manager Paul Jones, attacked them from behind. The Powers of Pain left The Rock 'n' Roll Express laying on the locker room floor, both of them busted wide open.
LCW Heritage Champion Bob Backlund and Jimmy Snuka defeated Killer Khan and Mr. Fuji in 6:34 by submission when Backlund made Fuji submit to the crossface chickenwing. At the same time Backlund was making Fuji submit, Snuka was hitting Khan with the Superfly Splash and seemed someone upset that Backlund won the match for the team instead of him. After the match, LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel appeared and announced an 11-man "Prison Break" steel cage match for the LCW Heritage Championship in which the winner would be the first man to break out of the steel cage.
The Dynamite Kid defeated Kevin Von Erich in 5:18 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner. Before the match, in the back, The Dynamite Kid was talking to Sir William Dundee about facing "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at LCW Caged Heat this Sunday and said he wanted to face a Texan tonight, but added that there wasn't any in the arena tonight. Kevin Von Erich approached The Dynamite Kid and got in his face and said, "I'm a Texan and I'm here tonight." Dynamite said, "Sounds good to me, mate." Dynamite attacked Von Erich and they took their brawl all the way into the ring. After the match, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin appeared on the LegendsTron and said, "Hey, Dynamite. Hey, jackass, up here. You're walking about here like you're the toughest guy in LCW. Well, let's get one thing straight. You and that little fruitcup (referring to Sir William) don't even know the definition of tough. You know, I made an appearance at a elementary school the other day and read 'The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere.' Well, I thought of a version that would be perfect for you: 'Listen you little bastards and you shall hear of The Dynamite Kid, that little limey q*eer. On the twenty-seventh of August, in the year oh-six, he's gonna try to take my title and get beaten like a b*tch. At Caged Heat, just so you know, it ain't because of your change of heart, it's because Stone Cold said so."
Paul Orndorff defeated Bobby Heenan in 0:49 by pinfall after the piledriver in an Elimination Chamber qualifying match. After the match, Orndorff hit Heenan with another piledriver before leaving the ring.
From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura reminded everyone that Magnum TA, Sgt. Slaughter, Ricky Steamboat, Stan Hansen, and now Paul Orndorff. They also announced that Abdullah The Butcher and Dusty Rhodes would face each other for the sixth and final spot in the Elimination Chamber. Ventura said, "Wait a minute, didn't Calaway say he was going to select someone to take part in the Elimination Chamber? That would be seven people in the Elimination Chamber. How's that possible?" LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway appeared on the LegendsTron and said, "That's right, Jesse. I did say I was going to select someone to be in the Elimination Chamber. However, my pick won't enter the Elimination Chamber though until I tell him to go to the ring and that will be when I decide it's the ring time for him to go to the ring.
LCW Television Champion Bam Bam Bigelow (with Luna Vachon) defeated Lex Luger (with Baby Doll and Madusa) in 5:22 by pinfall after the Greeting From Asbury Park. During the match, Luger was distracted by Madusa and Baby Doll who were arguing at ringside.
In the back, Madusa and Baby Doll were brawling with each other and Luger approached them and pulled them apart and said he wasn't going to let their petty differences to hold him back or distract him from winning matches anymore. They began brawling again and Luger said he had had enough. Luger said he was going to ask LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel if they could face each other at Caged Heat this Sunday in a steel cage match and if he could be the special guest referee and the winner of the match would get to be his manager and the loser could get the hell out of his life.
In the back, Virgil walked up to LCW Television Champion Bam Bam Bigelow and stared at him for a moment before spitting in his face. Virgil then ran from Bigelow and, when he turned the corner, Bigelow ran into a steel chair shot from Ted DiBiase. DiBiase hit him with another chair shot before looking at Virgil and asking, "Do you think he got the message?" Virgil nodded as DiBiase and he then turned and walked away laughing.
Dusty Rhodes defeated Abdullah The Butcher (with Gary Hart) in 7:23 by pinfall after the Bionic Elbow in an Elimination Chamber Qualifying match.
Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura went over the complete Caged Heat card for this Sunday:
- An 11-man steel cage match for the LCW Heritage Championship featuring LCW Heritage Champion Bob Backlund, Superfly Jimmy Snuka, Killer Khan (with Mr. Fuji), Greg Valentine (with Jimmy Hart), Cowboy Bob Orton, Superstar Billy Graham, Don Muraco (with Capt. Lou Albano), George Steele, Ivan Putski, Baron Von Raschke, and Ken Patera (with Bobby Heenan).
- LCW United States Champion The Honky Tonk Man vs. Diamond Dallas Page in a guitar on a pole, steel cage match.
- LCW United States Champion Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard (with James J. Dillon) vs. Mike Rotundo and Barry Windham in a steel cage match.
- LCW World Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) in a steel cage match.
- LCW Television Champion Bam Bam Bigelow (with Luna Vachon) vs. Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) in a steel cage match.
- Doom and Woman vs. The Nasty Boys and Missy Hyatt in an integender six-person tag team, steel cage match to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships. The losers will be the number one contenders for the LCW United States Tag Team Championships.
- LCW International Champion “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. The Dynamite Kid (with Sir William Dundee) in a steel cage match.
- Madusa vs. Baby Doll with Lex Luger as special guest referee in a steel cage match to determine who will be Luger's manager.
- Magnum T.A., Ricky Steamboat, Sgt. Slaughter (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie), Paul Orndorff, Stan Hansen, Dusty Rhodes, and Christian Calaway's Mystery Selection will take part in the first ever seven-man Elimination Chamber steel cage match to determine the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship.
- LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff (with Ivan Koloff) vs. Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) in a Hell in a Cell steel cage match.
LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff and Ivan Koloff defeated Big Van Vader and Harley Race in 10:37 by pinfall when Nikita Koloff pinned Big Van Vader after the powerbomb. After the match, an enraged Vader destroyed the broadcast booth and threatened to kill Nikita Koloff at Caged Heat.
In the back, LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel approached Bobby Heenan, who was talking with the members of the Heenan Family: One Man Gang, King Kong Bundy, and Ken Patera, and told him that he was going to give one of his men a chance to be in the Elimination Chamber match at Caged Heat to determine the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship. Heenan said that sounded great and said he would decide on who would be in the qualifying match tonight, but only after Bockwinkel announced who the opponent would be. Nick Bockwinkel said that was fair and said they would face Paul Orndorff. Bockwinkel said, "But I didn't say they were going to have to wrestle tonight. Tonight, if you want one of your men in the Elimination Chamber at Caged Heat, you're going to have to defeat Paul Orndorff in an Elimination Chamber qualifying match later tonight." Heenan looked shocked as Bockwinkel walked away. Gang, Bundy, and Patera reassured him that they would have his back. Bockwinkel returned and said, "Oh yeah, I forgot didn't I. If any one of you interfere, you'll all be fired. And I'll put you (pointing to Heenan) in a steel cage one on one with Paul Orndorff at Caged Heat." Heenan looked really concerned and defeated as he sat down and put his head in his hands.
LCW United States Champion The Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart) defeated Koko B. Ware in 3:22 by disqualification after Diamond Dallas Page interfered and attacked Honky, but Honky fought back and hit Page with the guitar. Jimmy Hart got another guitar and handed it to Honky who went to hit Page again with the guitar, but Kimberly Page ran our and put herself between Honky and Page. Honky reared back and at first hesitated, but then blasted Kimberly with the guitar anyway.
From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura addressed what had just happened and showed the footage of The Honky Tonk Man hitting Kimberly Page with his guitar. Meanwhile, in the ring, medical officials placed Kimberly on a stretcher and took her to the back. In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed The Honky Tonk Man and Jimmy Hart about what just happened and Honky referred to her as "collateral damage" and said she got in the way. As Page and Kimberly made their way through the back, they passed Honky and Jimmy Hart as they were being interviewed by Mooney. Honky began verbally taunting Page as LCW security officials appeared to keep Page and Honky apart. Page said Honky was lucky that security was keeping them apart or he'd tear him apart. Honky said if security wasn't here he'd take out Page just like he did his wife. Security stepped aside and Page chased Honky to the parking lot where Honky got in his car and drove away, but not before Page smashed the back window with a steel pipe. Page then threw down the pipe and went back to join his wife in the ambulance.
In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed LCW World Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express about the number one contenders match and Ricky Morton said it didn't matter who won because they were going to defeat them just like all the other big and bad tag teams who had tried to stand in their way and take them down before.
The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) defeated The Nasty Boys (with Missy Hyatt) and Doom (with Woman) in 8:53 by pinfall in a triple threat, number one contenders match by pinfall when The Warlord pinned Jerry Sags after a powerslam. Before the match, LCW World Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express came out and joined Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura in the broadcast booth to provided guest commentary.
In the back, as LCW World Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express were packing their bags to leave the arena when the Powers of Pain, with their manager Paul Jones, attacked them from behind. The Powers of Pain left The Rock 'n' Roll Express laying on the locker room floor, both of them busted wide open.
LCW Heritage Champion Bob Backlund and Jimmy Snuka defeated Killer Khan and Mr. Fuji in 6:34 by submission when Backlund made Fuji submit to the crossface chickenwing. At the same time Backlund was making Fuji submit, Snuka was hitting Khan with the Superfly Splash and seemed someone upset that Backlund won the match for the team instead of him. After the match, LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel appeared and announced an 11-man "Prison Break" steel cage match for the LCW Heritage Championship in which the winner would be the first man to break out of the steel cage.
The Dynamite Kid defeated Kevin Von Erich in 5:18 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner. Before the match, in the back, The Dynamite Kid was talking to Sir William Dundee about facing "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at LCW Caged Heat this Sunday and said he wanted to face a Texan tonight, but added that there wasn't any in the arena tonight. Kevin Von Erich approached The Dynamite Kid and got in his face and said, "I'm a Texan and I'm here tonight." Dynamite said, "Sounds good to me, mate." Dynamite attacked Von Erich and they took their brawl all the way into the ring. After the match, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin appeared on the LegendsTron and said, "Hey, Dynamite. Hey, jackass, up here. You're walking about here like you're the toughest guy in LCW. Well, let's get one thing straight. You and that little fruitcup (referring to Sir William) don't even know the definition of tough. You know, I made an appearance at a elementary school the other day and read 'The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere.' Well, I thought of a version that would be perfect for you: 'Listen you little bastards and you shall hear of The Dynamite Kid, that little limey q*eer. On the twenty-seventh of August, in the year oh-six, he's gonna try to take my title and get beaten like a b*tch. At Caged Heat, just so you know, it ain't because of your change of heart, it's because Stone Cold said so."
Paul Orndorff defeated Bobby Heenan in 0:49 by pinfall after the piledriver in an Elimination Chamber qualifying match. After the match, Orndorff hit Heenan with another piledriver before leaving the ring.
From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura reminded everyone that Magnum TA, Sgt. Slaughter, Ricky Steamboat, Stan Hansen, and now Paul Orndorff. They also announced that Abdullah The Butcher and Dusty Rhodes would face each other for the sixth and final spot in the Elimination Chamber. Ventura said, "Wait a minute, didn't Calaway say he was going to select someone to take part in the Elimination Chamber? That would be seven people in the Elimination Chamber. How's that possible?" LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway appeared on the LegendsTron and said, "That's right, Jesse. I did say I was going to select someone to be in the Elimination Chamber. However, my pick won't enter the Elimination Chamber though until I tell him to go to the ring and that will be when I decide it's the ring time for him to go to the ring.
LCW Television Champion Bam Bam Bigelow (with Luna Vachon) defeated Lex Luger (with Baby Doll and Madusa) in 5:22 by pinfall after the Greeting From Asbury Park. During the match, Luger was distracted by Madusa and Baby Doll who were arguing at ringside.
In the back, Madusa and Baby Doll were brawling with each other and Luger approached them and pulled them apart and said he wasn't going to let their petty differences to hold him back or distract him from winning matches anymore. They began brawling again and Luger said he had had enough. Luger said he was going to ask LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel if they could face each other at Caged Heat this Sunday in a steel cage match and if he could be the special guest referee and the winner of the match would get to be his manager and the loser could get the hell out of his life.
In the back, Virgil walked up to LCW Television Champion Bam Bam Bigelow and stared at him for a moment before spitting in his face. Virgil then ran from Bigelow and, when he turned the corner, Bigelow ran into a steel chair shot from Ted DiBiase. DiBiase hit him with another chair shot before looking at Virgil and asking, "Do you think he got the message?" Virgil nodded as DiBiase and he then turned and walked away laughing.
Dusty Rhodes defeated Abdullah The Butcher (with Gary Hart) in 7:23 by pinfall after the Bionic Elbow in an Elimination Chamber Qualifying match.
Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura went over the complete Caged Heat card for this Sunday:
- An 11-man steel cage match for the LCW Heritage Championship featuring LCW Heritage Champion Bob Backlund, Superfly Jimmy Snuka, Killer Khan (with Mr. Fuji), Greg Valentine (with Jimmy Hart), Cowboy Bob Orton, Superstar Billy Graham, Don Muraco (with Capt. Lou Albano), George Steele, Ivan Putski, Baron Von Raschke, and Ken Patera (with Bobby Heenan).
- LCW United States Champion The Honky Tonk Man vs. Diamond Dallas Page in a guitar on a pole, steel cage match.
- LCW United States Champion Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard (with James J. Dillon) vs. Mike Rotundo and Barry Windham in a steel cage match.
- LCW World Tag Team Champions The Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) in a steel cage match.
- LCW Television Champion Bam Bam Bigelow (with Luna Vachon) vs. Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) in a steel cage match.
- Doom and Woman vs. The Nasty Boys and Missy Hyatt in an integender six-person tag team, steel cage match to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships. The losers will be the number one contenders for the LCW United States Tag Team Championships.
- LCW International Champion “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. The Dynamite Kid (with Sir William Dundee) in a steel cage match.
- Madusa vs. Baby Doll with Lex Luger as special guest referee in a steel cage match to determine who will be Luger's manager.
- Magnum T.A., Ricky Steamboat, Sgt. Slaughter (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie), Paul Orndorff, Stan Hansen, Dusty Rhodes, and Christian Calaway's Mystery Selection will take part in the first ever seven-man Elimination Chamber steel cage match to determine the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship.
- LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff (with Ivan Koloff) vs. Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) in a Hell in a Cell steel cage match.
LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff and Ivan Koloff defeated Big Van Vader and Harley Race in 10:37 by pinfall when Nikita Koloff pinned Big Van Vader after the powerbomb. After the match, an enraged Vader destroyed the broadcast booth and threatened to kill Nikita Koloff at Caged Heat.
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