The Retribution
February 9th, 2003 (taped December 6th, 2002)
Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre
Glasgow, Scotland
 
Actual Show:
 
We see the opening video for the Retribution.
 
Your hosts are Jeremy Borash and Disco Inferno.
 
1. Shark Boy pins “The Future” Frankie Kazarian with the Dead Sea Drop at 10:03.
 
Analysis: We kick off this PPV with a pretty interesting matchup. These two men have been going at it for the last few weeks and face off here to settle their issues. Shark Boy gets a good pop from the crowd while Kazarian gets a mixed reaction from the crowd. The two men lock up to start with Kazarian going behind Shark Boy who turns it around and Kazarian works the arm, and Shark Boy rolls through and takes control of the arm as Kazarian flips through and trips Shark Boy up. Shark Boy kicks Kazarian away and Kazarian nips up as they have a standoff and Kazarian gets a kick in before knocking Shark Boy down, and Shark Boy reverses a whip and hits a hiptoss on Kazarian as he hits an armdrag and pounds on him in the corner. He whips Kazarian hard into the other corner as he sends him over the top to the floor and then he hits a slingshot plancha onto Kazarian on the floor, and Shark Boy rolls back into the ring and Kazarian gets on the apron as Shark Boy slingshots him back into the ring and Kazarian begs off. He sends Shark Boy into the corner and stomps on him repeatedly as Shark Boy escapes a slam attempt and hits an atomic drop, and he bites Kazarian on the ass and Kazarian goes outside to regroup as Shark Boy randomly bites the ref’s ass. Kazarian returns to the ring and hits a side dropkick on Shark Boy as he stomps on him in the corner and whips him into the other corner, and he splashes him for a two count and he whips Shark Boy into the corner as Shark Boy catches him with a back elbow. Kazarian catches him in a belly-to-belly suplex for a two count and hooks a submission on as Shark Boy fights to his feet and breaks the hold, and he catches Kazarian ducking with a kick only for Kazarian to backdrop Shark Boy over the top to the floor. He hits a baseball slide that sends Shark Boy into the barricade and he skins the cat back into the ring as Shark Boy gets on the apron and gets a shoulder in, and he attempts a slingshot sunset flip only for Kazarian to roll through and he catches a kick attempt as he hits a legsweep on Shark Boy. He hits a springboard legdrop on Shark Boy for a two count and stomps on him as he goes up top only to miss a legdrop, and Shark Boy fires up on Kazarian who reverses a whip and Shark Boy catches him ducking with a facebuster. He ducks a shot and hits a neckbreaker on Kazarian for a two count as he rams him into the buckle and pounds on him in the corner, and he bites Kazarian in the face and puts him on the top rope as he goes up himself and hits a hurricanrana for a two count. Kazarian flips over Shark Boy’s back and hits a pump kick for a two count as he whips him into the corner and catches him on a leap, and he hits an electric chair German suplex for a two count and whips Shark Boy into the corner as Shark Boy catches him with a boot to the face. He goes up to the middle rope and hits the Dead Sea Drop on Kazarian which gets the three and wins the match. The match itself was decent as both men worked hard and put on a basic match. Shark Boy was hitting his groove by this point while Kazarian was also getting into a groove, and they had decent chemistry as Shark Boy gets the clean win. The crowd was into the match and popped for Shark Boy when he won. Shark Boy gets the win over Kazarian and both men move on. Grade: 2
 
Mike Sanders comes down to the ring and says that he thinks everyone will agree with him that Disco Inferno is the biggest jackass in wrestling, and he says that as Commissioner he promises a great show as he runs down who will be on the card tonight. He says that the WWA Title will also be decided tonight between Sting and Lex Luger as Joe E. Legend comes down to the ring and says that he has no right to talk about anything without talking about him. He says that he won’t be treated like a loser and he is the best this industry offers as he says that Sanders should know he’s the best, and he says that he’s a great Canadian athlete and he takes care of business in the ring as he’s beaten guys like Buff Bagwell, Lex Luger, Sabu, and Sting. He says that he will take any jerk and punk them out as someone like him will live forever as Sanders mocks him, and he says that Legend hasn’t beaten him and Legend says Sanders doesn’t get in his face looking like he does and he will kick his face in. Sanders says he has something for him as he flips Legend off and he should change his name because he’s shit, and he says that he’s going to put on his gear and will whoop his ass like William Wallace kicked ass.
 
2. Konnan pins Nate “Spyder” Webb after a Death Valley Driver from Perry Saturn at :03.
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is a pretty basic match. Konnan was floating in the midcard and looks to get a win here over Webb, who was a new face on the scene and looks to get an upset win here. Webb gets a decent pop from the crowd only for Perry Saturn to come into the ring and he hits a clothesline and modified suplex on Webb, and he tosses the ref to the mat and hits a pop-up powerbomb on Webb as he hoists him up and hits the Death Valley Driver before heading to the back as Konnan then comes out to a decent pop. Konnan wastes no time and goes right for the pin as he gets the three and wins the match. Obviously, there was no match as this was more about Saturn making an impact. The crowd was into Saturn’s destruction and do pop for Konnan when he won. Konnan gets the easy win over Webb and both men move on. Grade: N/A
 
After the match, Konnan joins the commentary table and plays up that he just had a hard match as he says this is his PPV debut in Glasgow and it’s about to pop off.
 
We see Midajah reading a book backstage as Teo walks up to her with a bouquet of flowers which he gives her and he asks if she would be his valet for tonight, but then Puppet comes in and says that she’s coming with him as she says she’s not a ho and they exchange shoves. Just then, Mike Sanders comes in and says that he will call up Willy Wonka and send them back to the chocolate factory, and he says that he’s the Commissioner and she will be the referee for their match tonight as she complains she’s not a referee.
 
3. Buff Bagwell and Johnny Swinger defeat Malice and “Screaming” Norman Smiley when Swinger pins Smiley at 10:00.
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our lone tag match of the night. These four men have been going at it in singles feuds and now they face off here in a tag match. Malice and Smiley get a good pop from the crowd while Bagwell and Swinger had solid heat as heels. Bagwell and Swinger waste no time and attack Smiley to start the match until Malice hoists Swinger up in a choke and slams him to the mat, and he nails Bagwell from behind and sends him to the outside as he regroups with Swinger before returning to the ring. Bagwell poses and Malice mocks Bagwell as they lock up with Malice shoving Bagwell into the corner, and Bagwell gets a kick in and pounds on Malice who reverses a whip and he hits a spinebuster on Bagwell. He hits a backbreaker on Bagwell who catches him with a jawbreaker and Swinger tags in as he pounds on Malice, and he hooks a headlock on Malice who escapes with a back suplex and he rams him into Smiley’s boot in the corner. Smiley tags in and hits a headbutt on Swinger as Malice chokes him from the apron and Smiley works on the arm, but Swinger escapes and knocks Smiley down though Smiley recovers with a dance and Swinger pounds on him. Smiley reverses a whip and Swinger catches him ducking with a backslide though Smiley rolls through and hits a double underhook suplex, and Swinger kicks at Smiley twice and pounds on him in the corner as he whips him into the other corner and Smiley leaps over him as he attempts a sunset flip. Swinger holds the ropes to block it until the ref kicks his hands off and Smiley hooks the sunset flip for a two count, and he hits a clothesline on Swinger and one on Bagwell as Swinger reverses a whip and Bagwell trips Smiley up from the floor. Swinger hits a modified jawbreaker on Smiley and Bagwell tags in as he pounds on Smiley and they hit a double back elbow, and Bagwell slams down on Smiley’s back twice and chokes him on the mat as he sends him into his corner. Swinger comes in and stomps on Smiley repeatedly as he pounds on him and chokes him with Bagwell doing the same from the apron, and Swinger continues to choke Smiley and hooks a front facelock on as Smiley reaches for his corner only for Bagwell to tag in. He kicks at Smiley and knocks him down as he rams him into the buckle and hits a clothesline before stomping on him, and he chokes him on the mat until Malice breaks it up and Bagwell argues with the ref as he whips Smiley into the other corner. Swinger tags in and hits a clothesline on Smiley for a two count as he chokes him on the mat and puts him in the ropes, and Bagwell chokes Smiley from the floor and tags in as he pounds on Smiley and rams him into the buckle. He whips Smiley into the other corner and Smiley attempts a fake out only for Bagwell to hook a small package for a two count and both men clothesline each other, and Malice gets the hot tag and ducks a shot as he hits a pair of big boots on both men and fires up on them. He hits a slam on Swinger and clotheslines Bagwell over the top to the floor as he goes outside and pounds on Bagwell, and Smiley comes in and hits a back elbow on Swinger who ducks a shot only for Smiley to hit the spinning slam. Bagwell sends Malice into the steps as Smiley does the Big Wiggle to Swinger who catches him with a low blow, and Bagwell goes up to the middle rope and hits the Buff Blockbuster on Smiley which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was decent as both teams worked hard and put on a basic match. Smiley and Malice looked decent as a team as did Bagwell and Swinger though it looked like Malice was the only one who had any energy, and they had decent chemistry as Bagwell and Swinger get the win. The crowd was into the match and Smiley and Malice, but are not happy when Swinger and Bagwell win. Bagwell and Swinger get the win over Smiley and Malice as both teams move on. Grade: 1.5
 
After the match, Bagwell and Swinger celebrate until Malice sends Swinger to the outside and he hits a clothesline on Bagwell who rolls outside and heads to the back with Swinger.
 
Scott D’Amore interviews Jeff Jarrett, who says that he took a 15-hour flight here to Glasgow and tonight is about retribution, and he says that he will get retribution tonight against Nathan Jones and to defend the NWA World Heavyweight Title.
 
4. Teo pins Puppet with a Senton Bomb in a Hardcore match at 3:20.
 
Special Guest Referee: Midajah
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is a pretty interesting matchup. These two midgets each have a win over the other on the last two shows and now they face off here to finally settle their issues. Teo gets a decent pop from the crowd while Puppet had decent heat as a heel and Midajah also gets a decent pop from the crowd. The two men square off to start with Teo shoving Puppet who shoves Teo to the mat and Teo ducks a shot as he pounds on Puppet in the corner, and Puppet reverses a whip into the other corner and splashes Teo as he hits a running bulldog for a two count. Puppet grabs at Midajah and Teo hooks a rollup for a two count as Puppet hits a clothesline and stomps on him repeatedly, and Teo catches Puppet with a headscissors and pounds on him as he stomps on him in the corner and hits a handstand headbutt to the groin. He hits a spinning kick to Puppet and attempts a springboard reverse crossbody only to miss it and Puppet pounds on him, and he hoists Teo onto his shoulders and hits a spinning flapjack for a two count as he pounds on Teo in the corner. Teo reverses a whip into the other corner and rams the shoulder into Puppet’s ribs as he goes up to the middle rope and hits a missile dropkick, and he goes up top and hits a Senton Bomb on Puppet which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was nothing much as both men did what they could and put on a basic match. The crowd was into the match and popped for Teo when he won. Teo gets the win over Puppet though this issue still isn’t over yet. Grade: 1
 
After the match, Perry Saturn runs down to the ring and kicks Teo in the face as he hoists Puppet up and hits a front slam, and then he hoists Teo onto his shoulders and hits the Death Valley Driver as he hooks the Rings of Saturn on Puppet. He takes the mike and says that he was in the back signing a contract with the WWA as he can do whatever he wants, and he says that he will kick ass and take names as he looks at Midajah and says that he will make a name and take some ass. He grabs Midajah who slaps him in the face and he grabs her by the hair as he teases hitting her only to plant a kiss on her before dragging her to the back.
 
5. “Above Average” Mike Sanders pins Joe E. Legend with a superkick at 9:12.
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is a pretty interesting matchup. These two men had a confrontation earlier in the night and now they face off here to settle their issues. Sanders gets a good pop from the crowd while Legend had decent heat as a heel. Legend wastes no time and pulls Sanders down from the middle rope to start the match as he pounds on him in the corner, but Sanders ducks a shot and pounds on Legend in the corner as he whips him into the other corner and Legend backdrops him over the top with Sanders landing on the apron. He gets a shot in and hits a slingshot headscissors on Legend who catches him ducking with a kick only for Sanders to send him over the top to the floor, and Sanders goes outside and whips Legend into the barricade as he stomps on him and throws him back into the ring. He hits an armdrag on Legend for a two count and pounds on him in the corner as Legend counters a whip and hoists Sanders onto his shoulders, and he hotshots Sanders on the top buckle and hits a running kick as he chokes him with his boot and hits a suplex for a series of two counts. He hooks a submission on Sanders who fights to his feet and breaks the hold only for Legend to hit a flying clothesline for a two count, and he stomps on Sanders and chokes him with his boot again as he pounds on him in the corner and whips him into the other corner. He hits a hiptoss on Sanders and gets a kick in though Sanders blocks a move by pounding on Legend and he hits a neckbreaker for a two count, and Legend ducks a shot and hits a standing enzurgiri on Sanders for a two count as he stomps on him and rams him into the buckle. He whips Sanders hard into the other corner and stomps on him as he whips him back into the other corner and Sanders catches him with a boot to the face, and Legend blocks a shot and gets a back elbow in as he hits the sitdown spinebuster on Sanders for a two count. He pounds on Sanders in the corner and Sanders slides under him as he hits a modified German suplex on Legend, and Sanders ducks a shot and hits a pair of clotheslines on Legend as he hits a side dropkick and a backdrop. He hits a running kick on Legend and does a dance as he drops a knee on Legend for a two count and Legend reverses a whip into the corner, but Sanders catches him with a clothesline for a two count and Legend catches him with a back elbow. He hooks a rollup for a two count and Sanders catches a kick attempt as Legend ducks a shot and hits a modified neckbreaker, and he goes up top and hits a legdrop on Sanders for a two count as he misses a charge in the corner and Sanders gets a kick in. He hits a facebuster into a neckbreaker for a two count and Legend reverses a whip as he gets a kick in and uses his knee to drive Sanders’ face into the mat for a two count, and he stomps on Sanders and goes up top only to miss the moonsault though he avoids the superkick. He gets a kick in though Sanders blocks a move and hits the superkick which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was decent as both men worked hard and put on a basic match. Sanders was still decent in the ring by this point while Legend was also serviceable, and they had decent chemistry with Sanders getting the clean win. The crowd was into the match and popped for Sanders when he won. Sanders gets the win over Legend and both men move on. Grade: 2
 
After the match, Sanders takes the mike and says that he wants to give Glasgow what they want as he is putting Perry Saturn in the match with Sabu and Simon Diamond, making it a Triple Threat match and it will also be a Hardcore match.
 
Scott D’Amore interviews Lex Luger, who says that he and Sting were excited to come out of retirement to join the WWA and to battle for the World Title, and he says that he and Sting have been friends for 15 years with many ups and downs as they’ve had numerous accolades and he plays to win as he is better than Sting. He walks away as Perry Saturn and Midajah leave a room and walk past D’Amore as Midajah asks for help only for Saturn to pull her away.
 
6. Jeff Jarrett pins “Front Row” Nathan Jones after a guitar shot at 5:42 to retain the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.
 
Analysis: Our next match on the card is our first title match of the night. These two men fought at Inception with Jarrett stealing the win and now Jones looks to get revenge while also becoming NWA Champion. Jones gets a good pop from the crowd while Jarrett was pretty hot as a heel. The two men lock up to start with Jones shoving Jarrett into the corner and Jarrett avoids a charge as he catches a boot attempt, and he pounds on Jones in the corner and Jones reverses a whip into the other corner as Jarrett catches him with a boot to the face. Jones catches him in a tilt-a-whirl powerslam and Jarrett ducks two shots as Jones grabs him by the throat, but Jarrett kicks at his knee repeatedly until Jones reverses a whip and he hits a spinning sidewalk slam on Jarrett. He hits a clothesline that sends both men over the top to the floor and Jones pounds on Jarrett as he rams him into the apron and the post, and he grabs a chair though the ref stops him from using it and Jarrett gets a shot in only for Jones to pound on him. He throws Jarrett back into the ring and goes up top only for Jarrett to crotch him on the top rope and he stomps on him, and he chokes Jones on the ropes and slams down on his back as he goes up to the middle rope and drops an elbow on Jones. He goes up to the middle rope again and jumps on Jones’ back as he hooks a sleeper on and brings Jones to his knees, and Jones fights to his feet and rams Jarrett into the corner twice to break the hold as Jarrett is bleeding from the eye. Jarrett goes outside and brings a chair into the ring which he wedges in the corner and he pounds on Jones, and Jones blocks a whip twice and hits a short clothesline on Jarrett as he then hits a Samoan drop on Jarrett for a two count. He hits a gutwrench suplex on Jarrett for a two count and then he hits a big boot as Jarrett pulls the ref into Jones who grabs the ref by the throat, and Jarrett rolls outside and brings the guitar into the ring as he breaks it over Jones’ head which gets the three and he retains the title. The match itself was nothing much as Jones dominated most of it until Jarrett uses the guitar to steal the win. The crowd was into the match and Jones, but are not happy when Jarrett wins. Jarrett retains the title over Jones and both men move on. Grade: 1.5
 
7. Sabu defeats Simon Diamond and Perry Saturn (w/ Midajah) in a Hardcore match when he pins Diamond at 16:20.
 
Analysis: Our last match before the main event is a pretty interesting matchup. After being booked as a singles match between Sabu and Diamond, Saturn is added in at the last minute to make it a Triple Threat. Sabu gets a good pop from the crowd while Diamond and Saturn had solid heat as heels. The three men lock up to start with no one gaining an edge and Diamond shoves Sabu who shoves him to the mat, and then Diamond shoves Saturn who shoves him to the mat and Diamond holds the ropes on a whip as he slides outside. Sabu dives for Saturn’s leg and Saturn avoids it as they lock up with Saturn going behind Sabu and he hooks a full nelson, and he hits a snapmare on Sabu for a two count and Sabu trips Saturn up as he drops an elbow on him for a two count. They trade blows and attempt springboards moves as they collide with each other and Diamond gets two counts on both men, and he slides back outside and Saturn gets a knee in on Sabu as both men block hiptosses until Saturn sends Sabu over the top to the floor. Diamond gets in the ring and hooks a rollup on Saturn for a two count as he hits a clothesline for a two count and pounds on him, and Saturn hits a back elbow on Diamond and hooks a headlock until Sabu gets a shot in and hooks a headlock on Saturn. Saturn whips Sabu off and Sabu hits a clothesline on Diamond as he hits an armdrag on Saturn and a dropkick on Diamond, and he hits a dropkick that sends Saturn to the outside though Saturn quickly returns to the ring and hits a spear on Sabu. He pounds on Sabu on the mat and stomps on him as Sabu battles back and whips Saturn into the corner before hitting a springboard side kick, and he hits a slingshot moonsault on Saturn for a two count as Diamond breaks it up and rams Sabu into the buckle. He pounds on Sabu in the corner and Sabu reverses a whip into the other corner as he hits a springboard DDT on Diamond, and Saturn grabs a chair and gets on the apron only for Sabu to kick him to the floor and he grabs the chair which he sets up. Saturn and Diamond argue on the floor until Sabu hits a triple jump somersault senton onto both men on the floor, and Sabu rolls back into the ring as Saturn and Diamond surround him until Sabu grabs the chair and throws it at Saturn’s head. Diamond nails Sabu from behind and pounds on him until Sabu gets a shot in and hits a snapmare as he hits a springboard legdrop for a two count, and Saturn gets in the ring and hits a superkick on Sabu as he grabs the chair and jabs it into Sabu’s throat. He clotheslines Diamond over the top to the floor and hooks a submission on Sabu who is bleeding from the mouth, and he hits a modified suplex on Sabu and then he hits a brainbuster as he goes back to the submission on Sabu. Sabu fights out of the hold and hits a clothesline on Saturn as Diamond gets in the ring and knocks Sabu down, and Diamond hits a Russian legsweep on Sabu and hooks a submission on as Saturn hits a springboard twisting splash on both men. We see Saturn is also busted open as Sabu gets a shot in only for Saturn to trip him up and he hooks a submission on the leg while Diamond hooks a cross armbreaker on Sabu, and Diamond breaks his hold and stomps on Saturn repeatedly as he hotshots him on the top rope and goes outside. He sets a table up at ringside and gets on the apron as he nails Sabu and looks for a suplex only for Saturn to jab the chair into Diamond’s ribs, and he jabs the chair into Sabu’s throat and hits a springboard legdrop for a two count as he pounds on him and hits a spinebuster for a two count with Diamond breaking it up. He hits a back suplex on Saturn and a snap suplex into a front suplex on Sabu for a two count with Saturn breaking it up, and Saturn hits a belly-to-belly suplex on Diamond and pounds on him as Sabu grabs the chair and tosses it at Saturn’s head. He then tosses the chair at Diamond’s head and hits a pair of Arabian facebusters on both men as Saturn rolls outside, and Sabu goes outside as well and pounds on Saturn as he puts him on the table while Diamond goes up top. Sabu nails him first and goes up himself as he hits a hurricanrana on Diamond while Saturn gets off the table, and he goes up top and drops an elbow on Diamond as Sabu kicks at Diamond and sets the chair up before hitting Air Sabu on Saturn. He sets the chair back up and hits Air Sabu on Diamond who falls throat first onto the chair and Sabu sets the chair up again, and he stomps on Diamond and looks for the Triple Jump Moonsault only for Saturn to kick his leg out and Sabu falls to the mat for a two count. He hooks the Rings of Saturn on Sabu until Diamond breaks it up and pounds on Saturn who catches him ducking with a kick, and he hits a springboard dropkick on Diamond and puts Sabu on the top rope before going up himself only for Diamond to put Saturn on his shoulders. He hits an electric chair drop on Saturn as Sabu sets himself on the top rope and hits a clothesline on Diamond, and Saturn and Diamond roll outside as Saturn hits a suplex that puts Diamond through the table and he pulls out another table. He sets it up at ringside and puts Diamond on it as Sabu hits a springboard splash that puts Diamond through the table, and Saturn gets in the ring as Puppet and Teo run down to the ring with Singapore canes and they beat on Saturn with the canes. Midajah gets in the ring and protects Saturn from the two as she distracts them which allows Saturn to knock both of them down, and Saturn hits Puppet in the back with the cane as Sabu gets in the ring and gets a shot in as he uses the cane to hit a Russian legsweep for a two count. Saturn counters a whip and hoists Sabu onto his shoulders as he hits the Death Valley Driver for a two count with Diamond breaking it up, and Teo chases Midajah into the ring as Puppet hits a spear on her and they strip her down to her bra and panties. They run to the back with her dress and Saturn covers Midajah up as he helps her to the back and Sabu pounds on Diamond who rakes the eyes, and he hoists Sabu onto his shoulders and hits a modified inverted DDT for a two count as he grabs the chair and slams it down onto Sabu. He goes up to the middle rope only for Sabu to toss the chair at his face and then he sets the chair up, and he hits the Triple Jump Moonsault on Diamond which gets the three and he wins the match. The match itself was good as all three men worked hard and put on a solid match. All three men were still pretty serviceable at this point and they had decent chemistry though it did feel disjointed to some extent, and Saturn felt like an afterthought after being a focal point the whole show and it was more about Sabu getting the win. The crowd was into the match and popped for Sabu when he won. Sabu gets the win over Saturn and Diamond as all three men move on. Grade: 3
 
Scott D’Amore interviews Sting, who says that he knows Lex Luger pretty good as they spent 15 years together in the business traveling the world, and he says they’ve been through it all which built character and he also built his character being a dad and a husband. He asks if Luger’s character has been built sitting at home and he knows it drives Luger nuts as he will see him in a few moments and it’s showtime.
 
8. “The Total Package” Lex Luger pins Sting after a guitar shot from Jeff Jarrett at 7:09 to win the vacant WWA World Heavyweight Championship.
 
Title Vacancy: The WWA Championship was vacated by Scott Steiner on 10/20/02 due to him signing with WWE
 
Analysis: After a fairly quick and interesting night of wrestling, we come to our main event. Sting and Luger have been out of the spotlight for the last 2 years and now they face off here to see who will become the new WWA Champion. Sting gets a big pop from the crowd while Luger gets a mixed reaction from the crowd. The two men shake hands to start the match and Sting hands Luger the bat as he teases hitting Sting with it only to give it back to him, and Luger charges only for Sting to avoid him as he kicks at Luger’s knees repeatedly and pounds on him. He hits a standing dropkick on Luger who rolls outside to regroup before returning to the ring and Sting hits a drop toehold, and he pounds on Luger and hits a clothesline as Luger rolls outside again to regroup and he grabs the mike. He says that he sees that Sting will cheat and cut corners so he will play that game here in Glasgow, England as he hands the mike back, but then Sting takes the mike and says that this is Scotland as he says he’s in the house and Luger is in dire need of a Glasgow Kiss. Luger gets on the apron and Sting hits a headbutt as he stomps Luger to the floor until Luger trips him up and pulls him outside, and Sting reverses a whip and sends Luger into the barricade only to miss the Stinger Splash as he lands on the barricade. Luger throws Sting back into the ring and tosses him into the corner as he whips Sting into the other corner and Sting catches him with a boot to the face, and he kicks Luger to the mat and goes up top only for Luger to get his knees up on a splash attempt and he hits a low blow on Sting. He kicks at Sting repeatedly and drops an elbow on him for a two count as Sting ducks two shots and both men collide heads, and Luger falls to the mat and Sting hits a falling headbutt to Luger’s groin as he hits an atomic drop and a pair of clotheslines on Luger. He kicks at Luger and hits a running bulldog only for Luger to pull the ref in the way of the Stinger Splash, but then Jeff Jarrett comes down to the ring with the guitar as Sting looks for the Stinger Splash only for Jarrett to break the guitar over his head. He shoves Luger on top of Sting for a two count and Luger hoists Sting up for the Torture Rack only for Sting to kick the ref down and he escapes, and he hits the Scorpion Deathdrop on Luger only for Jarrett to bring a second guitar into the ring and he breaks it over Sting’s head before putting Luger on top which gets the three and we have a new champion. The match itself was nothing much as Sting pretty much dominated the match until the end when Jarrett cost him and helped Luger win. The crowd was into the match and Sting, but are not happy when Luger wins. Luger gets the win over Sting thanks to Jarrett and is the new WWA Champion as this issue isn’t over yet. Grade: 1
 
After the match, Luger celebrates with the title as we go off the air.
 
Final Analysis: Overall, the fourth PPV in WWA’s history is probably the worst one to this point and the bar was already low to begin with. Obviously, it doesn’t hurt that whenever they try to run with someone on top, they leave with the most recent being Scott Steiner and it leaves some big holes to fill with a roster thin enough to begin with. We did have two title matches as Luger is now the man while Jarrett retains his title and Shark Boy, Konnan, Bagwell, Swinger, Teo, Sanders, and Sabu get big wins, and in terms of the matches the triple threat was the best while the rest ranged from average to pretty poor. As mentioned, the company was probably banking on Steiner being their flagship guy though now that he’s gone, it will be interesting to see how much longer this company lasts now with TNA and ROH gaining steam. As for this show, it is a pretty dismal show and could be the beginning of the end for WWA. Final Grade: D-