Interview: New World Order
Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, and Jeff Jarrett all wielded baseball bats as they entered the ring. Hart called the fans stupid idiots and said that the NWO reformation had been in the works for over a month. They looked at a film on the big screen that recapped several events that led up to this past Monday. Nash said that the fans cheered The Outsiders because they were hip. He said that the fans were dumb to believe that anyone in the NWO cared about them. Jarrett declared the Salisbury crowd "the first annual Slapnuts convention." He stated that in this version of the NWO, there would be no ham and eggers and no watering down. Goldberg's music played and out he walked. He told the NWO that when he was done with them, the question wouldn't be who's next, but who's left. Goldberg challenged anyone of them to a fight right then, but no one excepted.

Backstage, The Varsity Club's cheerleader, Leia Meow, was shown stretching out on the floor.

Backstage, two men were shown arriving on motorcycles. With helmets on, their identities were unknown.

Interview: Chris Benoit told Bret Hart that he loved and respected him like a brother. It all ended on Monday night and Benoit would rip Bret's heart out later in the night.

No Contest - The Varsity Club with Leia Meow and Kevin Sullivan vs. PG-13
PG-13 trashed the crowd before the match. The Varsity Club came into the ring and made Meow do squats, push-ups, and jumping jacks, much to the crowd's delight. As the match got underway, Sullivan joined the announcers at ringside while the VC laid a beating on PG-13. It was total chaos, causing the referee to throw the match out. After the match, Meow was put through another workout.

David Flair and his girlfriend were shown abusing a drive-thru worker at a fast food restaurant.

Backstage, as Curt Hennig was talking with Vince Russo in the PTB office (or what was left of it), Creative Control revealed themselves to be the men on the motorcycles. Throwing Hennig aside, they told Russo that he would pay for using them as pawns in his quest to put the NWO back together.

Interview: The Filthy Animals and Jim Duggan
Eddie Guerrero told The Revolution that when they put the Animals on the shelf, they should have killed them first. After the others talked, Duggan said he was gonna make The Revolution his personal ... HOOOOOOOOOO! The Revolution came out and Perry Saturn asked the age-old question ... how many times will Fred Flintstone tip his car over before he realizes that rack of ribs is just too big? Shane Douglas told The Duggan that he would denounce America, one way or another.

Backstage, Vince Russo told Curt Hennig that he and Jeff Jarrett would face Creative Control later in the show.

No Contest - Tank Abbot vs. La Parka
Abbot beat La Parka relentlessly with a barrage of punches. Outside the ring, La Parka took a chair over Abbot's head, but Abbot fired back with a punch to the face, knocking the luchador senseless. As the referee called for the bell and security came out, Abbot punched Head of Security Doug Dellinger out on the ringside floor.

Backstage, Norman Smiley was shown hiding under a staircase as Goldberg stormed around, looking for the NWO.

A clip was shown of The Artist Formerly Known As Prince Iaukea at his recording session.

Hardcore Title Match
"Screamin" Norman Smiley d. Fit Finlay
Finlay came out and destroyed Smiley. The match took to the crowd, where they brawled straight through and into the kitchen of the Civic Center. Brian Knobs was waiting there and he and Finlay beat Smiley with various kitchen appliances. As they tried to put Norman under a lowering garage door, Meng showed up for the save, fighting Knobs and Finlay off. Meng pulled Smiley from under the door and put him on top of Finlay for the win. After the match, Meng put Smiley down with the Tongan Death Grip.

Backstage, Jeff Jarrett found a note in his luggage, but he crumpled it up and made his way to the ring.

Backstage, as Jarrett walked into the PTB's office, Goldberg attacked him from out of nowhere. He told Jarrett that he would take them out one by one, starting with The Outsiders.

The Harris Boys d. Curt Hennig
Creative Control said that CC was no more and that they would be known by their real names, Ron and Don, The Harris Boys. Hennig came to the ring, but as the NWO music played for Jarrett's entrance, he was nowhere to be found. The Harris Boys took Hennig apart, piece by piece, venting their frustrations for the PTB on him. Finally, a three count was made on Hennig, scoring a win for the twins. As the bell rang, the NWO ran out and destroyed The Harris Boys with baseball bats, spraying their NWO calling card on the fallen brothers.

Backstage, The Harris Boys were shown being taken from the arena in two ambulances.

Chris "Champagne" Kanyon and J Biggs came out and joined the announcers at the table.

The Maestro with Symphony d. Bam Bam Bigelow
Bigelow showed his raw power as he threw Maestro around the ring. As Bigelow went to the top for the diving headbutt, Symphony laid across The Maestro trying to block Bigelow. Bam Bam came down anyway as she barely escaped the flying attack. Bigelow stopped J Biggs who attempted to attack with a champagne bottle. Instead, Bam Bam took the bottle over Biggs' head, but as he turned around, Bigelow was hit in the head with an unknown championship belt, courtesy of Kanyon. The Maestro scored the 1-2-3 count for the win.

Interview: Diamond Dallas Page
Page told Mean Gene that the problem with Himself and Bagwell started when he was making his movie in LA. DDP said that Buff was hanging all over Kimberly when he wasn't there. Page told Gene that he wouldn't wrestle in WCW until he got a match against Bagwell.

A video clip was shown of the Madusa/ Evan Karagias relationship.

In the ring, Evan Karagias said he was sick of being played for a fool and introduced Shannon Moore and Shane Helms, his new partners in a Backstreet Boys type band, Three Count. As they did a dance and a lip sync to a song over the PA, Chavo Guerrero, Jr. chased them off, much to the crowd's approval.

A video was shown of David Flair and his girlfriend, Daphni at a gas station, demanding the attendant to pump their gas. When the attendant yelled back at them, they seemed to like it. He told them some people called him Crowbar, to which they all laughed hysterically.

A video was shown of The Misfits and Vampiro arriving at the gas station, attacking David Flair. Crowbar came from nowhere with a lead pipe, saving Flair and dropping the Misfits and Vampiro to the ground.

Kidman/Guerrero/Duggan with Rey Mysterio and Konnan d. Perry Saturn/Dean Malenko/Asya with Shane Douglas
As the Animals started the match fired up, Saturn suplexed Kidman out of his shoes. With Kidman in trouble, The Revolution beat him over and over again. Finally a tag was made to Hacksaw, but as he came in to clean house, he was caught with a low blow by Saturn. With Saturn holding Duggan's throat over the rope, Douglas attempted to get a denouncement to America from him, but Duggan said no. Kidman and Guerrero scored a double pin on The Revolution with a pair of sunset flips. After the bell, Malenko and Saturn attacked The Animals with Mysterio's crutches.

Backstage, the NWO was shown walking the halls, bats in hand.

The Wall d. Kevin Nash by DQ
Scott Hall joined the announcers at the commentating area. Nash drove big elbows into the head of The Wall, but the big man refused to go down. The Wall fought back with chokes in the corner and signaled for the chokeslam. Hall ran in and attacked with a baseball bat, causing a disqualification. Jarrett and Hart joined The Outsiders in the ring and the four of them destroyed The Wall with the bats before leaving the NWO insignia on his back.

Backstage, as The Wall was wheeled away on a stretcher, he jumped off and started throwing things around.

Backstage, as Scott Hall was getting ready to leave the arena, he found Goldberg in his dressing room, who beat him unconscious. As Kevin Nash took a shower in the locker room, Goldberg entered the showers and laid out Nash as well.

WCW World Title Match
Chris Benoit d. Bret Hart by DQ
Benoit jumped Hart at the beginning kicking him around the ring. Hart took control on The Crippler, antagonizing the fans along the way. Hart backed Benoit into the corner and bit him on his already stitched up nose. Benoit turned things around with a series of knife-edge chops, but was stopped with a low blow from the champion. As Benoit applied the Crippler Crossface, Jeff Jarrett ran in and blasted a guitar over The Crippler's head. Goldberg came in for the save, spearing The Chosen One. Bret Hart ran toward the back and Goldberg followed. As Hart escaped into an awaiting car, Goldberg smashed in the windows of the PTB's limousine with his bare hands.