Tuesday Night Massacre

Location: Hope, B.C

Hosted By: Don Smith, Harp Purewal, and Vick Samra

Shawn Micheals vs. Triple H (with Chyna)

Triple H came out and started to do his "Suck it" bit but just as he was about to yell Suck It, Shawn's music started. Triple H looked pissed but just glared at HBK as he danced his way to the ring.

As soon as they started Shawn immediately took control. When it spilled out of the ring Hunter was able to take control by reversing a whip into the turnbuckles which busted HBK open. Shawn tried to head back to the locker room but was thrown back in by Chyna. Finally Shawn was able to gain a slight advantage and was just about to deliver some sweet chin music when Chyna jumped into the ring and stood in front of Hunter. Shawn yelled at her to get the hell out of the way. She started to move away but suddenly turned (so to speak) and delivered a low blow…to Hunter! After that Shawn and Chyna double-teamed Hunter until DX was able to make the save, which sent the two running.

Winner: Hunter by DQ

British Bulldog vs. Goldust

Goldust's speed won out over the Bulldogs power in the early going's of this one. But Goldust wasn't able to put the big man away, getting only a one count after a big drop kick off the top rope. Finally the Bulldogs power got back into it after a scoop slam on the unsespecting 'Dust. After a power slam Bulldog went for the cover but was only able to get the two count. Trying again for the count wielded the same results.

Growing increasingly frustrated, the Bulldog threw Goldust outside of the ring and started to beat him outside of the ring. After Goldust was able to mount some offense, the Bulldog viscously raked his eyes. Finally reaching his breaking point Bulldog grabbed a chair and began to pummel the golden one with it before officials were finally able to tear him away.

Winner: Goldust by DQ.

Razor Ramon vs. The Undertaker

Razor started working on the Undertaker's legs as soon as the match started. He even used a figure four to try to weaken the Dead Man. After Undertaker reached the ropes though all it took was one mistake by Razor for the Undertaker to gain the upper hand. After a chokeslam from the second turnbuckle Undertaker went for the pin but was only able to get the two count. Less than a minute later Undertaker nailed the Tombstone piledriver for the win.

Winner: Undertaker by pinfall.

Al Snow (with Head) vs. Mr. Perfect

Both men came out to fairly large reactions, although Al Snow's was probably a bit better. After some last minute instructions from Head, the two men locked up. Things were fairly even for the first few minutes with control switching back and forth quickly. Finally Al Snow took control with a DDT. He was in control for a few minutes until he went for the pin. As soon as he did, Mr. Perfect rolled him up out of nowhere but was only able to get the two count. After that Perfect punished Snow for a few minutes, including a side walk slam. Finally he hooked up Snow for the Perfect-Plex. Al Snow was able to block his first attempt. On the second attempt he, shockingly reversed it and was able to get the one, two, three by using Perfects own move. After the match both men shook hands and went their separate ways.

Winner: Al Snow by pinfall.

Gillberg vs. Kane

Gillberg came out to his usual entrance. As soon as the bell rang he went for the spear which bounced off Kane uselessly. One chokeslam later and Kane got the easy victory. Gillberg's streak now officially stands at 0 and 1

Winner: Kane by pinfall.

Owen Hart vs. Yokozuna

European Title Tournament Match-Round One

Owen started the match by clipping Yokozuna in the knee from behind, which sent him crashing down. From there Owen controlled most of the match. He even tried to go for the Sharpshooter but Yoko kicked out before he could lock it in.

Winner: Owen Hart by pinfall.

New Age Outlaws vs. D-Lo Brown and The Godfather

The Outlaws go through their usual routine, with Road Dog sneaking soon-to-be in front of Tag Team Champions of the World. After that the Godfather offered them a chance at taking three of his 'finest ho's' rather than take the smack down. The Outlaws went into a huddle and, after a quick game of rock-paper-scissors, they decided to fight the match.

This one went fairly quickly, with control switching back and forth quickly for a few minutes. The end came when D-Lo got throw out of the ring by the Bad Ass. Suddenly Triple H came running down the ramp and pedigreed D-Lo on the bottom of the ramp when the ref was distracted. The Godfather tried to help his partner but the Outlaws were able to hold him off long enough for D-Lo to be counted out.

Winner: New Age Outlaws by countout.

Diesel vs. Val Venis

Diesel came out to, probably, one of the biggest pops of the show. Val got a fairly big reaction but it paled in comparison. Diesel started out in control of this one and it looked like he was on his way to an easy win. But Val was able to turn the tide when the match spilled outside the ring by reversing an Irish whip into the steel steps. After a few minutes though Val went for the clothesline in the corner and instead caught a big boot to the face from Big Daddy Cool. From there it was only about another minute or so until a Jackknife powerbomb finished the match.

Winner: Diesel by pinfall.

The Rock vs. Big Boss Man

Before the match the Rock tells the Boss Man that he gets the honor of getting the smack laid down on him by "the peoples champ and the soon to be Intercontinental Champ. Not to mention, the most electrifying man in sports entertainment today!" The crowd responded with a solid 'Rocky sucks' chant, to which the Rock responded by raising the people's eyebrow.

From there on it’s a typical Rock-style match, with control switching back and forth quite a few times, until Boss Man miss' a clothesline and turns around to find himself in the Rock Bottom. From there it’s the people's eyebrow, the people's elbow and the peo-oh I mean, the one-two-three.

Winner: The Rock by pinfall.

Bret "The Hitman" Hart vs. Tiger Ali

Intercontinental Title Tournament-Round 1

Bret comes out waving the Canadian flag with him, which draws a large reaction from this Canadian crowd. The entire Hart Foundation comes out with him but the ref sends them to the back before the match starts.

A pretty lopsided match, with the young Tiger not able to mount up much offense against the veteran. He does manage to kick out before Bret can lock in the sharpshooter the first time but the second one is successful and Tiger quickly submits.

Winner: Bret Hart with the Sharpshooter

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. "Macho Man" Randy Savage

Stone Cold most definitly got the biggest pop of the show. As soon as the glass shattered the crowd was on their feet going crazy. Macho Man got a totally negative reaction with everyone booing him.

As soon as the match started Stone Cold dominated with Macho only mounting a minimal amount of offense against his much younger opponent. The end came when Stone Cold accidently threw Macho into the ref which knocked him out. Stone Cold was trying to wake up the ref and turned just in time to get nailed in the head by the brass knuckles that Macho had on, knocking Stone Cold out. The ref recovered just in time to see Macho fly off the tope rope and deliver the elbow to Austin. Not knowing what had happened, the ref counted Austin's shoulders down and Macho Man was awarded the victory. After the match Macho Man was celebrating when Stone Cold started to recover. As Macho turned around he walked right into a Stone Cold Stunner. After that Austin gave the ref the stunner to, which gave Macho the chance to run away. The show ended as Austin headed up the ramp after Macho.

Winner: Macho Man by pinfall