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CMLL Line - 12/18/01 (TCF #6)
Before We Start: Galavision aired this episode out of order. This one
should've been between the 10/16/01 episode (main event: Memphisto/Averno/Satanico
vs Blue Demon/Atlantis/Negro Casas) and the 10/23 one (Black Tiger/Black
Warrior.) The "TCF #" up there is an attempt to keep track of the
order the episodes were taped/shown in Mexico so I can list the shows in the continuity
order - it's not official or anything.
Anyway, this episode is about two months behind last week's. Now you know.
Competitors Key:
Match |
Arena |
Sides |
1 |
Coliseo |
T. Villanos (III (c), IV, V)
R. Tarzan Boy (c), Ultimo Guerrero, Rey Buccanero |
2 |
Mexico |
R. Mascara Magica, Black Warrior, Fuerza Guerrera, Averno, Juventued
Guerrera, Memphisto, Virus, Dr. Wagner,
T. Atlantis, Felino, Blue Demon, Black Tiger, Safari, Antifaz, Ricky
Marvin, El Hijo del Santo |
3 |
Mexico |
1. Mascara Magica, Averno, Memphisto, Juventued Guerrera, Black
Warrior, Black Tiger, Fuerza Guerrera, Dr. Wagner
2. Virus, Atlantis, Felino, Blue Demon, Safari, Antifaz, Ricky
Marvin, El Hijo del Santo |
4 |
Mexico |
R1. El Guapos (Emilio Charles Jr., Bestia Salvajge, Scorpio Jr.)
R2. Shocker (c), Satanico, Apolo Dantes. |
# |
F |
Type |
Time |
Momentum |
Finish |
Comment |
Rating |
The Ex-Infernals discuss their
loss at the PPV, without Tarzan Boy.
We wonder what they'll call themsleves now. |
1 |
1 |
trios |
2:45 |
E-R2-T2 |
UG CO due to V IV tope
V V abdominal stretch TB |
Solid start
CO finish barely shown |
78 |
2 |
2:34 |
T2-R-> |
UG grapevine +
TB & RB double armbar/chinlock V3 |
Nice fake tension,
triple spots
Still very short |
3 |
2:08 |
<-R2-T-* |
DQ due to Mascara Magica
run in |
Good for what it was
Too short. |
T |
7:27 |
|
Tecinco, 2-1 |
Could have been really
good match
That's not what they wanted to do here |
Mascara Magica, Felino
(w/belt), Blue Demon, Ricky Marvin all talk about wanting to win the
Legend of the Silver Mask Trophy
It sounded like they were each reading part of the same speech. I don't
know what it was about. |
Legend of
the Silver Mask, Qualifying, Part 1 |
2 |
16 Battle Royale |
4:52 |
NA |
M. Magica, by Averno
(2:00)
Averno, by M.Magica (2:00)
Memphisto, self (2:15)
J. Guerrera, by B. Demon (2:31)
B. Warrior, by B. Tiger (2:51)
B. Tiger, by B. Warrior (2:52)
F. Guerrera, by Felino (3:17)
D. Wagner, by Atlantis (4:52) |
Typical Battle Royale |
67 |
Legend of
the Silver Mask, Qualifying, Part 2 |
3 |
8 v 8
elimination tag |
21:59 |
a lot |
Wagner CO
(Atlantis CO)
Magica Rings of Magica Safari
(Santo Caballo Fuerza)
(Demon Bow and Arrow Memphisto)
Averno reverse figure 4 Antifaz
(Felino 2nd rope Crucfix Powerbomb Averno)
Tiger DVD Virus
Warrior dropkick to head Demon
(Santo Caballo Juvie)
Magica powerbomb Marvin
(Santo Mexican Surfboard Magica)
Tiger hammerlock/headscissors cradle Felino
B. Warrior head/neck scissors Santo |
Fun moments.
Got a little slow at the end.
Also during the Warrior/Atlantis bit.
Needed a better finish to end it.
Lots of cool stuff. |
90 |
Investigative Special - what
was Santo like? Talk from an ex-luchador.
Ismael Ramirez talks about being friends, partners with Santo. Movie
clips! |
Spectacular Moments |
While working out in the park
(in his wrestling tights) Shocker, runs into Emilio's girlfriend
Weird tinting on this - is it supposed to be only in Shocker's mind? Who
knows.
Maybe we're finding out that Emilio's girlfriend is actually nuts and
Shocker's totally in the right here.
I dunno know. |
4 |
1 |
trios |
3:38 |
16-D |
Emilio DQ (5 count on
choking?) |
best Guapo beatdown fall
ever |
82 |
2 |
5:15 |
13-23-E-2 |
Shocker flying elbow
drop Emilio |
nice comeback |
3 |
0:00 |
* |
DQ (New Infernals run
in) |
Didn't even start |
T |
8:53 |
|
Shocker, 2-1 DQ
(assumed) |
Was on a Great Pace |
Finish: () indicated a pin/submission/elimination by the LOSING team.
Rating: Bases on the quality of the finish, ring work,
internal/external storyline, consistency and my whims. Also, various other
(random) factors that I can't think of right now. 0-100 for matches. I'm
rethinking how I do total show ratings so they may not match up with previous
ones.
Momentum Key: A number indicate that side is in control, E is for even, M
is for Mixed, * for Interference
Breakdowns: |
4 Matches with 1 DQ (43:17), about 41.2% of showtime
(1:45:00);
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Average Match Rating (4 Matches) 79.25
Overall Match Rating: approximately 83
4 Matches (2 Trios, 1 8 vs 8 elimination, 1 16 Battle Royale)
0 Title Matches
1 Title Tournament (2 Matches)
1 instances of interference (1 meaningful ) |
|
New Infernals |
(Match 4) |
|
Turns: Shocker? Satanico? |
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Show Assessment: One really good, one good with no
finish, rest fine |
Match By Match:
First Match: Ex-Infernals are wearing all different outfits, while the
Villanos have a nice metallic purple/red thing going. III pulled out the worst
looking jabs ever at the end of the first fall. Ex-Infernals had words in the
early part of the second fall when things weren't going their way, but used it
to set up the Villanos. Rudo beatdown in between falls two and three. Buccanero
and Ultimo were stuck in abdominal stretches and Tarzan Boy was forced into a
corner, so Magica had no choice but to run in to prevent loss. Magica and Tarzan
Boy had words after the match about Tarzan Boy leaving Magica to lose his mask
in the cage match, I'd guess. It seemed like Tarzan Boy was positioning it that
the group should be him, Ultimo and Buccanero (how it was before Tarzan Boy
suffered a neck injury) and maybe not Magica.
Second Match: The Battle Royale is just to set teams for the following
elimination match. The first eight people out are on one team, the eight that
remain are on the second team. Mascara Magica and Memphiso and Averno almost got
into before the match. Atlantis fakes Warrior out with a punch. The Rudo/Tecinco
listings up their mean nothing in particular, that's just the way they came out
(alone, but all the rudos first to Wagner's music, and then all the tecincos to
Santo's.) Weird to see Black Tiger with the tecinicos, but he wasn't anything
but just disagreeable at this point. It took Juventued to go out of his way to
make sure his team lost before he officially switched over. I think Juvie
was the first one to pull out the "I'm over I'm over I'm over oh I landed
back on the apron and in." I believe Memphisto eliminated himself to take
help his partner beat up Magica on the outside. Black Tiger tried to hold on to
the top rope and pull himself back in the ring, but I guess his feet hit the
floor. He didn't seem convinced at first. Marvin did the armbar top rope walk
and tried to jump it into a 'rana on Dr. Wagner, but got powerbombed hard. Juvie
gave Wagner a fist tap for that. The eliminated team kinda fell apart after the
match - Averno and Memphisto after Magica again, Warrior and Tiger fighting.
Third Match: Only one person stands up on the apron at a time, the other
remaining team members stand on the floor, though you're corner man can switch
off with whoever. Once you're eliminated, you must leave. Last two move on the
semi-finals. This is a Great Match, so I'll do the PBP.
After all those eliminations, it ends up only two people changing from their
normal sides - Virus joins the tecincos, and Black Tiger joins the rudos. So why
not have those two start, I guess. Except Tiger tags out to Warrior (without
Warrior being ready for it?) so Virus tags in Felino, and after a crowd shot,
they're going at it. Maybe a clip. Open hand slaps by Felino, corner whip,
reversed, Felino sits on the top turnbuckle, Warrior charges into the corner and
does the Ultimo Dragon corner headstand (maybe trying to hook the head for a
'rana?) but his momentum takes him too far and Felino hooks him in a crucifix to
go for a second rope powerbomb, but Warrior quickly reverses to a 'rana. One two
no. Quickly to the top, somersault senton but Felino rolls forward and out of
the way. Felino off the ropes and hiptossed. Warrior charges, goes past, second
rope springboard 'rana is turned into a powerbomb. One two no. Off opposite
ropes, they collide with clotheslines, no one going down. Again with
shoulderblocks. Both tag out.
Santo and Fuerza now in. Fuerza isn't happy and Juvie slides in to fan (with
his hands) his dad. Quick kiss on the cheek and Juvie's out of the ring.
Dropkick to the midsection by Fuerza, whip, flapjack. Signal to the crowd. Whip,
flapjack but Santo reverses to an armdrag. Fuerza up first, under a leapfrog and
armdragged again. Santo with a flip up 'rana, no cradle. Off the ropes, Santo
with a spinning headscissors. Fuerza's had enough and he wants out - tag to
Tiger. Tag to Antifaz.
Tiger charges and gets a drop toe hold into the second rope for his trouble.
Open hand slaps. Off the ropes, Tiger goes for the tilt-a-whirl but Antifaz
lands on his feet, ducks a clothesline, and hits a standing enzuiguri. Chop.
Corner whip, reversed, Antifaz sits on the top rope, kick for Tiger and then a
'rana. Tiger rolls out (to the wrong side of the ring) and gets flattened by a
corkscrew plancha.
Atlantis and Dr. Wagner now. Atlantis is pumped, and then dropkicked in the
knee. Whip, clothesline misses, cross body by Atlantis for one two no. Corner
whip, reversed, Atlantis kips up and out, Wagner with a slap to the chest and
Flatliner, almost. Didn't have the upper body as hooked, but swept the leg and
pushed the front down. Signal to the crowd and now he's ripping the mask! He got
it good! Atlantis quickly rebounds with a snap mare and rips Wagner's mask to
pieces - you can clearly see his face. Off the ropes, clotheslines and neither
men go down. Again and both rip each other's masks as they tussel on the mat.
Wagner's is completely gone and he stops to cover himself up instead of fighting
back. The ref tries to break it up but neither man will let go of each other, so
he counts both of them down. And they still won't let go of each other (maybe
because their masks are too ripped up?) so the ref tries rolling them out of the
ring, but they won't go. Finnaly, they let go of each other long enough to get
to the ramp before going after each other again. Must be the ripped masks -
locking up like that is the only way their faces can't be seen.
Mascara and Safari in. Mascara with a dropkick and some stomping. Open hand
slaps. Corner whip, charge into a boot. Safari charges out with a clothesline.
Off the ropes, splash one two no. Atlantis and Wagner are now fighting their way
to the back. Back in the ring, Safari seems to have taken a bodyscissors roll up
into something - they're still fighting on the ramp. in the ring, Magica hits a
powerslam for one two no. Spinebuster, but Safari twists his legs around
Magica's head, then rolls into a cradle for one two NO. Still fighting on the
ramp. Safari sets up in a Pedigree position, but falls backwards and scissors
Magica's head - there's yet another submission I haven't seen before. He can't
hold on, though. Still fighting. Magica with a takedown that we don't see, and
now THE RINGS OF SATURN. The original one. Holy crap. That's not only a weird coincidence,
but it gets the fall.
Averno and Virus in. Virus misses a dropkick and Averno takes advantage with
chops. They've finnaly got Wagner and Atlantis separated and in the back. Averno
slides under a leapfrog, gets hit but a shoulderblock - powerslam Virus! Elbow
drop misses. Averno with a forearm to the back, Corner whip, charge, Virus woth
a second rope 'rana. Averno out - Virus follows, sliding under the second rope
to hit a spinning headscissors on the outside!
Santo and Fuerza, take two. This time, Santo opens with a dropkick and Fuerza
moves out of the way. Fureza hits his own dropkick, slap, double underhook slam.
Senton, cover one two no. Right, corner whip, follow in elbow drop. Corner whip,
reversed, Santo charges, Fuerza backdrops him to the apron, Santo quickly to the
top rope - tope! El Caballo! (That's the name for the Camel Clutch.) That's the
end of Fuerza.
Ricky Marvin and Juvi in - Marvin nails Juvie with a dropkick before he can
do much. Open hand slap, reversed, clothesline by Juvie. Kick, whip, under,
tilt-a-whirl back breaker by Marvin. Another, no Juvi lands on his feet, kick to
the midsection, powerbomb. Hand raise celebration. Whip, reversed, Marvin with a
kick to the back of the leg. SUPERKICK. Both roll out.
Demon and Memphisto in. Both of the ropes, and Memphisto hits a clothesline.
Demon wants more, so Memphisto give shim a shouderblock. Cover for zero. Open
hand slap, chop, corner whip, reversed, charge in to a boot. Memphisto charges
out to a powerslam one two no. Corner whip, reversed, Memphisto charges into and
is flipped to the apron, punch, shoulder to the gut. Demon backs up, so
Memphisto goes to the top - flying cross body but Demon rolls through one two
no. Kick, off the ropes, waved by by Demon, Memphisto tries a 'rana but Demon
pushes him down and puts on a Bow and Arrow. Memphisto holds out, but not for
long and he's gone.
Antifaz and Averno in. Exhcange of slaps, Antifaz wins. Off the ropes, and
Antifaz takes a somersault bump on a shoulderblock. Chop. Corner whip, reversed,
Antifaz charges so Averno sits him on the top rope, slap is blocked with a foot
and Antifaz hits his second rope jumping headscissors. Springboard dropkick.
Antifaz jumps up to Victory Roll position, then slides down Averno's back to a
sunset flip for one two no. Chop. Whip, reversed, head down too soon so ANtifaz
dropkciks it. One two no. Moonlight Bomb! (Fireman's Carry into a Michinoku
Driver.) One two NO! What does it take to beat this Averno? Falcon Arrow, and
Averno throat slashes - Asai moonsault but Averno moves but Antifaz lands on his
feet! Dropkick to the leg, elbow drop by ANtifaz. Whip, reversed, quick
back elbow by Averno, forward legsweep roll into a kneebreaker! That's
impressive. Now he switches it over to an reverse figure four - Antifaz is
stomach down. Will he give? YES! All it took for Averno was to get that one move
on...
And now Felino's in to get it on him. Clothesline takes him down. Mascara
Magica thought he was going in, but either Felino's sudden attack is making it
illegal for him to enter at this time, or he's got second thought on helping his
teammate, because it's Averno. The way Magica makes that tagging motion, I think
it may be the latter. Whip, reversed, I think Felino wanted to armdrag out of
the slam but the timing gets messed up and Averno just ends up with an awkward
(in method) slam. One two no, nice sized push off. Averno charges and Felino
gets picked up in a upside down Fireman's carry, then dropped on the mat. Elbow
drop, one two no, Averno seems to have enough left. Corner whip, reversed,
Averno charges in and finds nothing and even ends up crotched on the top rope.
Felino up with forearms to the back - second rope crucifix powerbomb, jacknife
cover, one two three. Magica is nice enough to stomp his now ex-partner (but
always bitter rival) as he rolls out of the ring.
In the ring itself, it's Black Tiger and Virus. For real this time - Virus
with a spinning heel kick. Chop. Headlock, but Tiger pushes him off. Now they
both staredown. Virus charges, and gets pushed by and up into all the way to the
ring post. That can't feel good. Black Tiger plucks him off in, over the
shoulder, Virus facing the lights, and tries to stretch him while putting a
chinlock around the mouth. Tiger pulls him too far and Virus slips off and to
his feet. Tiger with an immediate forearm, forearm, Virus pumps up. Chop, chop,
off the ropes, Virus with a 'rana and cradle one two NO. Tiger with a sharp
clothesline to regain control. Whip, flapjack with added push down. Kicks to the
chest, kick to the head. Virus escapes to the rudo corner, which is the wrong
one for him this time. Luckily, Black Warrior's getting loose and not trying to
get a cheap shot, although he and Tiger seem to have a momentary issue. Corner
whip, Tiger charges in with a splash but the pool is empty. Virus sets him on
the second rope, open hand slaps, back up and yell, charge - springboard into a
bodyscissors roll/powerbomb. Virus didn't hook it enough to have a cradle, so he
has to cover, one two no. Stomp, stomp, going up again - dropkicked by Tiger on
the way down. Death Valley Driver, and it's over. One two the ref points at
something so Tiger fixes the cover, one two three. It didn't look like Virus
actually kicked out or anything so that was odd. Maybe it was the first instance
of the second cover actually working?
Tiger celebrates and probably doesn't really realize he's tagging out to
Warrior, but lets it go. Demon in for the other side. Let's see, it's Warrior,
Tiger, Juvi and Magica for the mostlyRudos, and Santo, Demon, Marvin and Felino
for the Tecincos. Warrior gets in the first move, and it's a clothesline. 15
minutes. Whip, reversed, Warrior slides under, but gets nailed (and does a
somersault) with a clothesline. Off the ropes, knee drop by Demon. Whip, Demon
with the kick to the leg, but Warrior does a great job of recovering from the
hamstring bump into the ropes (using one head to land back on his feet) then
hits a float over DDT. Off the ropes, dropkick to the head. One two three and
Demon is gone.
Juvi and Santo - they have issues over Juvi's turn to the darkside. Circle,
Juvie off the ropes, over, right into a dropkick. Juvi quickly gets to his feet
and sidesteps another dropkick try. Off the ropes, spin kick. Off the ropes,
Juvie tries to slide under Santo but Santo grabs him by the hair and hook on the
Caballo! Juvi gives! Santo beats father and son by the same move, in the same
match!
Magica and Marvin in as Juvi can't believe he just got beat. Juvi pitches a
fit on the ramp. In the ring, Marvin's hit Magica with something and has a
cradle - one two NO. Marvin was counting along so he thought he won, but he
didn't. Juvi still unhappy and jawing with fans. Marvin with a open hand slap,
whip, reversed, handspring spin kick (kinda) by Marvin. Deep leg hook, one two
no. Marvin charges at Magica, and Magica puts him on his shoulder - charge into
the corner but Marvin pushes off. Someone's tassel is distractingly hanging on
the top rope right near the camera. Marvin jumps to the top rope (the rope
itself, not the turnbuckle), pauses and jumps for a 'rana - powerbomb by Magica.
One two three.
Santo is in - only he and Felino left, to Magica (staying in), Warrior and
Tiger left on the other. Santo gets the crowd pumped, circle. Mascara with
slaps, armdrag takedown, stomp. Pick up, corner whip, charge in and hits a back
elbow. Mascara with a slap, corner whip, charge in but this time no one's home.
Santo pushes the maskless Magica down by the face, then starts to hook on the
Mexican Surfboard. Magica blocks his arms being locked, so Santo keep his legs
hooked in the back of Magica's knee and rolls forward, ending up on his back and
with Magica in the air! Too impressive to describe. Santo hooks on a chinlock
for added presure and Magica can't do anything but give. We're down to the final
four, and Santo's made half the eliminations for his side.
Felino and Santo hug - let's take a look at that replay. When we get in the
ring, Felino has Warrior down for a one two kickout. Whip by Felino, reversed,
Warrior with a flapjack. Warrior tries the dropkick to the head again but Felino
catches the leg and flips him, then gets an inside cradle that only gets a zero.
Felino off the ropes and he hits the dropkick to the had. Felino off the ropes
and into a powerslam, but no cover. Warrior want to make a tag and goes for his
corner but Felino takes him down and puts on a figure four. Still, it's not that
good and Warrior's almost in reaching distance of the corner - but Tiger walks
away! Tiger argues with the fans, with the ref, with Santo, with Felino,
anything but get make that tag with Warrior! Warrior's yelling for the tag but
Tiger keeps walking off. Warrior alternating pounding the mat for attention and
reaching. Now yelling it pain. He won't give though, he'll be good if get that
tag, but Tiger won't make it - now he gets the ropes but Tiger quietly tries to
kick him off it. Now that the hold is broken but Warrior's still immobile
recovering on the ground, Felino goes to Tiger and questions his practices.
Whatever Tiger says in response must tick of Felino, because before you know it,
they're slapping each other. They settle down enough for Tiger to lie that he
was pounding the turnbuckle, trying to get Warrior to his corner. Now Warrior's
up and not really happy with Tiger - they shove. And then punch. Now Tiger wants
in to get ant Warrior - now he's having better thoughts. Santo and Felino watch
from a close distance, and Warrior and Tiger seem to reach a truce with Tiger
still making his case.
Felino finnaly gets us back on track by nailing Tiger with a dropkick to the
leg. La Majistral one two NO. Felino to the second rope - dropkick. Pick up,
slam. Going up? No, the fans don't want him too. So instead, he walks around,
and set up - charging Tiger, but Tiger knocks him over and by, Felino landing
face first on the turnbuckle. Tiger sneaks in a low kick too, while faking
injury. The ref doesn't catch it, and Tiger gets a hammerlock/headscissors
cradle for the one two three. Replay of the clear low blow.
When we look back in the ring, not only does Santo want to get his hands on
Tiger, but Warrior's giving him leg kicks - did he see the low blow and not like
it? Is he mad about the tag? Whatever the case, Tiger goes out. Warrior charges
Santo and like Felino just before, gets thrown up and past and lands head first
on the turnbuckle. Santo with a 'rana, ref a touch slow to make the count, one
two NO. Off the ropes, Santo with a bodyscissors roll up one two NO! Whip, Santo
with a leg trip, and goes for El Caballo, but Warrior escapes ahead of time.
Warrior up to his feet, pushes Santo by into the ropes, where Tiger chokes him.
Warrior, perhaps unaware of what Tiger was going to do, goes for the reverse
cradle but since Tiger's holding on to him, Warrior can't get it. Warrior gets
back up, and before he can complain, Tiger nails Santo with a forearm,
rebounding Santo Warrior's way - forward roll cradle into a scissors around an
arm and Santo's head. Doesn't look that convincing, but Santo taps and we have
our finalists. (21:59)
While Santo recovers in the ring, Tiger is backing up the ramp - he doesn't
want any part of Warrior, and is backing away from him. Warrior's still unhappy
about what happen earlier and want to settle it now. Tiger asks the fans what
they want, and agrees to the back in the ring. Tiger beats Warrior there, and
clotheslines Warrior as he comes in. Tiger goes to the mask, ripping at the eye
socket and destroying the forehead part. We cut out before he can go
further.
In spectacular moments, Alan Stone takes a German Suplex right on his head
and it looks very painful. Virus sure takes a strange way to fake a tope, but he
throws Marvin hard into the ring post. And then he does an impressive looking
bodyscissors powerbomb from the top rope on Felino.
Fourth Match: Guapos are all about the Hawaiian shirts this week. Shocker
stupidly goes it himself and tries to take out all three rudos at once. Hey,
that's a tecinco thing! Apolo and Satanico have to save his life and do. Guapos
looked killer early on with their beating on the induced tecincos. Shocker was
dead in the first fall after a splash, but they pulled him up so they could beat
on him more. Satanico and Apolo unsuccesfully tried for another save but the
Guapos just beat the crap out of everyone. Finnaly the refs stopped it with the
lame "you've beat the crap out of them so much we have to DQ you" DQ.
Guapos didn't bother stopping. Satanico is VERY GOOD, especially at taking and
giving out a brawling beating that makes it look like it's real. Shocker got
beat down on the ramp and slowly crawled back to the ring while Satanico and
Apolo (but mostly Satanico) were battling for their life. Shocker had some
really uncharterstically unfashionable blue and yellow tights here. Shocker made
it back to the ring just in time to get beat up some more. Finnaly, right before
Shocker's killed by a triple dropkick to the head, Apolo and Satanico pull out
two Guapos and Shocker manages to avoid the other. Cue comeback. Shocker does
the Bronco Billie special, which makes me happy and makes me miss Raven.
Anyway, about twenty seconds after the second fall ends, Ultimo Guerrero,
Mascara Magica, Rey Buccanero and Tarzan Boy run in to beat the crap out of
Satanico. Guapos seem to care less, but Shocker tries to make the save which
draws them back in and it's a 7 on 3 beatdown with the Guapos and New Infernals
working together. Goes on for quite a while and Apolo and Buccanero is the only
fight with any liveliness after a while (Buccanero unwisely going it alone and
the fight spilling into the floor) and I keep waiting for Memphiso and Averno to
come in for the save. Apolo rips Rey's shirt to the delight of the girls in the
section. Ultimo beats up Shocker in a tease of what would be a pretty fun match.
NO ONE makes the save and our faces are left laying and Emilio even has time for
an interview. Where did Averno and Memphisto go? Some help they are.
Closing Notes:
1. I guess they wanted Shocker as a face for a while
2. Where was Averno and Memphisto?
3. Weird how the Infernals feud just kinda died after this show.
4. The Black Tiger/Black Warrior stuff was well done here.
5. Short night for Juvi.
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