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� SUNDAY NIGHT HEAT TAPING, AIRDATE: 6/13 - The Brood defeated The Hardy Boyz and Michael Hayes in a Survivor Series-type match. ... Order of elimination was Gangrel, Edge, Michael Hayes, and Jeff Hardy. Christian pinned Matt Hardy after interference from Too Much. - Jim Ross interviewed Jeff Jarrett, along with Debra. Test made his way out to challenge Jarrett to an Intercontinental Title match for later in the show, which Jarrett accepted. - Kane and X-Pac defeated The Big Show and Hardcore Holly after Big Show gave his own partner the Showstopper, with X-Pac making the pin. - Test defeated Jeff Jarrett, to capture to the Intercontinental Title, but Debra persuaded the referee (Harvey Wippleman) to reverse the decision. - Val Venis defeated Droz with the Money Shot, but had his nose pierced afterward. - The Godfather defeated The Blue Meanie with the Pimp Drop. - Road Dogg and Ken Shamrock defeated Billy Gunn and Chyna with RD's Pumphandle Slam. All four will be involved in the quarter-finals of the King of the Ring tournament. - D-Lo Brown and Mark Henry defeated The Acolytes by Disqualification after Midian and Viscera interfered, to let The Acolytes retain the Tag Team Titles. ������ � RAW IS WAR TAPING, AIRDATE: 6/14 - The Corporate Ministry came out for an interview. Vince McMahon, who received great heel heat, announced several matches for later in the show: The Acolytes vs. Kane in a Handicap Match, Test (blindfolded) vs. The Big Bossman, X-Pac vs. The Big Show, Ken Shamrock (in a straight-jacket) vs. Jeff Jarrett in a non-title match, Road Dogg (in a dog collar and chain) vs. Billy Gunn, and Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco vs. Viscera and Midian. - Billy Gunn defeated Road Dogg (in a dog collar and chain) with the Famouser. ... As the match went on, Chyna made her way down, and pulled RD's chain up into his groin area. After Gunn finished off RD, Chyna decided to continue her assault on her King of the Ring quarter-final opponent. - The Big Show and X-Pac went to a No-Contest. ... The Big Show refused to fight X-Pac at first, but X-Pac said it was part of the job. X-Pac then hit Big Show, which caused Big Show to throw him out of the ring. Kane came out to make the save for his partner, but X-Pac did not want Kane to help him. As Big Show left, Kane punched X-Pac. X-Pac responded with a spinning heel kick, but both made up in the end. - Ivory defeated Debra, to capture the Women's Title. ... As the referee was distracted, Nicole Bass choked out Debra, which let Ivory make the pin. - Test (blindfolded) defeated The Big Bossman by Disqualification after Bossman used his nightstick. Test's blindfold fell over about three times, but it still caused him stumble and throw a few punches that were off. Following the match, Stephane McMahon came out to the aid to Test. - The Acolytes defeated Kane after nailing him with two chairshots. X-Pac then came out and chased The Acolytes off with a chair. - Ken Shamrock (in a straight-jacket) defeated Jeff Jarrett via Submission. ... Shamrock fought well in a straight-jacket and used his legs to make Jarrett submit. Vince McMahon came down in the end and nailed the referee who was removing Shamrock's straight-jacket, and then ran away. - Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco vs. Midian and Viscera went to a No-Contest. ... The match never happened because The Mean Street Posse interfered before it started. Patterson and Brisco came out to Hogan's American music, but both were outnumbered in an attack by four Corporate Ministry members. - Vince and Shane McMahon made their ways out for an interview. They said they couldn't wait until the King of the Ring PPV to take on Stone Cold Steve Austin in a Handicap Match. They announced it would be ladder match, with complete control of the WWF on the line. Afterward, Ken Shamrock came out and gave Shane a belly-to-belly suplex, as Vince ran away. - The Rock came out for an interview and challenged The Undertaker to a Heavyweight Title match at the King of the Ring PPV. Vince and Shane McMahon then came out near the entrance-way and ruled that The Rock needed to defeat The Undertaker later in the show to earn that title shot. - The Rock (not wearing the cast) defeated The Undertaker and Triple H in a three-way dance, to earn a Heavyweight Title shot at the King of the Ring PPV. ... Shane McMahon ordered Triple H in the match. Heat between The Undertaker and Chyna caused Triple H to attack The Undertaker after the referee was knocked out. The Rock had Triple H pinned long beforehand, but there was no one to count the pin. Chyna accidently tripped The Undertaker, thinking it was The Rock, which caused The Undertaker to go after her on the outside of the ring. Triple H grabbed The Undertaker by the hair from the top of ring. The Undertaker pushed him off, right into the arms of The Rock for the Rock Bottom and the People's Elbow. The referee then made the pin before The Undertaker could make the save. Triple H and The Undertaker then started to brawl, until The Corporate Ministry made their ways out to separate the two. The glass broke, and out came Stone Cold Steve Austin. Austin gave out at least 30 stunners to The Corporate Ministry, including Shane and Chyna. The funniest part was Austin giving double stunners to Shane and Triple H. I'm sure the show will cut out at least after ten stunners, as Austin drank beer and stunned everyone simultaneously for at least 15 minutes. | ||||||||||||||||
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The Insane Clown Posse are on this month's Alternative Press Magazine, In a 3 cover edition. | ||||||||||||||||
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ICP has a movie coming out in August 1999. GIVE THE WICKED CLOWNZ SOME SUPPORT GO SEE THE MOVIE. | ||||||||||||||||
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