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{{short description|2001 World Championship Wrestling pay-per-view event}}
{{Use mdy dates|date=April 2016}}
{{Infobox Wrestling event
| name       = Sin
| image      = WCWSin2001.jpg
| caption    = Promotional poster featuring [[Sting (wrestler)|Sting]], [[Scott Steiner]], [[Bill Goldberg|Goldberg]], and [[Diamond Dallas Page]]
| promotion  = [[World Championship Wrestling]]
| date       = January 14, 2001
| venue      = [[Conseco Fieldhouse]]
| city       = [[Indianapolis, Indiana]]
| attendance = 6,617<ref name="TWNP"/>
| lastevent  = [[Starrcade (2000)|Starrcade]]
| nextevent  = [[SuperBrawl Revenge]]
}}
'''Sin''' was a [[professional wrestling]] [[pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of NWA/WCW closed-circuit events and pay-per-view events|event]] produced by [[World Championship Wrestling]] (WCW). It took place on January 14, 2001, from the [[Conseco Fieldhouse]] in [[Indianapolis, Indiana]].<ref name="TWNP">{{cite web|url=http://www.twnpnews.com/information/WCW/sin.shtml|access-date=2008-02-14|title=WCW Sin Results|publisher=TWNPNews}}</ref> Sin replaced WCW's January PPV event, [[Souled Out]], which was held from 1997 to 2000. 

The main event was for the [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship]] between [[Scott Steiner]], [[Sid Eudy|Sid Vicious]], [[Jeff Jarrett]], and a mystery man that turned out to be [[Road Warrior Animal|Animal]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches|Four Corners match]]. The WCW champion heading into Sin was Scott Steiner, who retained the title after pinning [[Sid Eudy|Sid Vicious]], who had fractured his leg after attempting an aerial attack.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.accelerator3359.com/Wrestling/bios/sid.html|title=Sid Vicious Biography|publisher=Accelerator 3359|date=December 4, 2005}}</ref> The main match on the undercard was between Totally Buff ([[Lex Luger]] and [[Buff Bagwell]]) and [[Bill Goldberg|Goldberg]] and [[DeWayne Bruce]], in a match where if Goldberg lost, he would be ([[kayfabe]]) forced to leave WCW. Totally Buff won the match when Lex Luger pinned Goldberg after a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Flying neckbreaker|Buff Blockbuster]] from Bagwell with Goldberg on Luger's shoulders. As a result, Goldberg was forced to leave WCW.<ref name=gbio>{{cite web|url=http://www.accelerator3359.com/Wrestling/bios/goldberg.html|title=Goldberg Biography|publisher=Accelerator 3359}}</ref> The rights to WCW Sin have belonged to the [[World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF; now WWE) since March 2001. 
 
In 2014, all WCW pay-per-views were made available on the [[WWE Network]].

==Storylines==
The event featured wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and [[Narrative thread|storylines]]. Wrestlers portrayed [[Heel (professional wrestling)|villains]], [[Face (professional wrestling)|heroes]], or [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Tweener|less distinguishable characters]] in the scripted events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.<ref name="HSW">{{cite web|url=http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/pro-wrestling.htm|title=How Pro Wrestling Works|last=Grabianowski|first=Ed|work=HowStuffWorks, Inc.|date=January 13, 2006 |publisher=[[Discovery Communications]]|access-date=2015-11-15}}</ref>

The main [[feud (professional wrestling)|feud]] heading into Sin, was between [[Scott Steiner]] and [[Sid Eudy|Sid Vicious]]. This feud began in November, when Vicious made his return to [[World Championship Wrestling|WCW]] after a 5-month absence.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/profiles/s/sid-vicious.html|title= Sid Vicious Biography|publisher=Online World of Wrestling}}</ref> The feud began the weeks prior to [[Starrcade (2000)|Starrcade]], when Vicious was announced as the number one contender for Steiner's [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship]]. In the main event at Starrcade, Steiner would retain his WCW World title against Vicious.<ref>{{cite web|url= http://www.gerweck.net/scottsteiner.htm|title= Scott Steiner Bio|publisher=Gerweck}}</ref> However, Vicious managed to earn another championship match against Steiner at Sin, in a Four Corners match pitting himself against Steiner, [[Jeff Jarrett]], and a mystery fourth man. On the edition of January 10 of ''[[WCW Thunder|Thunder]]'' Vicious defeated Steiner by disqualification, in a match contested for the WCW World title, thus Steiner retaining.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.100megsfree4.com/wiawrestling/pages/wcw/thun2001.htm|title=WCW Thunder Archives – 2001|publisher=Wrestling Information Archive|access-date=2007-11-10}}</ref>

The secondary feud heading in to Sin, was between [[Bill Goldberg|Goldberg]] and the team of Totally Buffed ([[Lex Luger]] and [[Buff Bagwell]]), and was intertwined with a feud between Goldberg and [[Vince Russo]], who was no longer working for the company at this point. On the September 25, 2000   edition of ''Nitro'', Goldberg inadvertently allowed Russo to become WCW World Heavyweight Champion when he speared Russo through a steel cage during his match with then-champion [[Booker T (wrestler)|Booker T]]. Russo, as punishment, issued an ultimatum to Goldberg. In order to keep his job with WCW, he would have to duplicate his legendary undefeated streak from when he first joined the company back in 1997. If he was able to do so he would receive a shot at the world title, but any loss would result in his immediate termination. At [[Mayhem (2000)|Mayhem]] in November 2000, Goldberg faced and defeated Luger with his Jackhammer finisher despite Luger shoving the referee into the path of a Goldberg spear to try and get him disqualified. The two
men had a rematch at [[Starrcade (2000)|Starrcade]] in December, where Goldberg won again despite interference from Bagwell on Luger’s behalf.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ddtdigest.com/updates/2000123p.htm|title=WCW Starrcade results|publisher=DDT Digest}}</ref> Bagwell then attacked Goldberg postmatch, turning on the fans and joining up with the villainous Luger with whom he had just recently been feuding. Shortly after forming the team, Totally Buffed made another effort to force Goldberg into retirement. [[DeWayne Bruce]], a lower-card wrestler who became one of the trainers at WCW’s Power Plant wrestling school, stepped up to assist his student Goldberg and both sides agreed to a tag team match at Sin.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/profiles/b/buff-bagwell.html|title=Buff Bagwell Biography|publisher=Online World of Wrestling|access-date=2007-11-10}}</ref>

==Event==
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|+ Other on-screen personnel
!Role:
!Name:
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|rowspan=2|[[Sportscaster|Commentator]]s
|[[Tony Schiavone]]
|-
|Scott Hudson
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Interviewer]]s
|[[Gene Okerlund]]
|-
|[[Mike Tenay]]
|-
|rowspan=7|[[Referee (professional wrestling)|Referee]]s
|[[Mark "Slick" Johnson|Mark Johnson]]
|-
|Scott James
|-
|Jamie Dugger
|-
|[[Charles Robinson (wrestling referee)|Charles Robinson]]
|-
|[[Billy Silverman]]
|-
|[[Mickie Henson|Mickie Jay]]
|-
|[[Jim Duggan]]
|-
|rowspan=2|[[Ring announcer]]s
|[[Michael Buffer]] {{small|(Main event)}}
|-
|[[David Penzer]]
|}

[[Image:Chavo Guerrero, Jr. in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Chavo Guerrero Jr., who defended the [[WWE Cruiserweight Championship (1991–2007)|WCW Cruiserweight Championship]] at Sin]]
The first match that aired was between [[Chavo Guerrero Jr.]] and [[Gregory Helms|Shane Helms]] for the [[WWE Cruiserweight Championship (1991–2007)|WCW Cruiserweight Championship]].<ref name=PWEW>{{cite web|url=http://www.pwwew.net/ppv/wcw/january/2001.htm|access-date=2008-02-14|title=WCW Sin (2001) Results|publisher=P.W.E.W}}</ref><ref name=OWoW>{{cite web|url=http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com/results/wcwppv/sin01.html|access-date=2008-02-14|title=WCW Sin Results|publisher=Online World of Wrestling}}</ref> A back and forth match between the two, as Helms would try to execute the "Nightmare on Helms Street" on Guerrero, while Guerrero would try to execute his [[brainbuster]]. After two consecutive reversals, Guerrero would successfully execute the brainbuster on Helms then covering him for the successful pinfall, thus retaining the WCW Cruiserweight Championship.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/>

A video aired from earlier in the day, where [[Mike Tenay]] asked then-WCW CEO, [[Ric Flair]], who was getting out of his limo, on who the "mystery opponent" is in the four corners match later in the event. Flair responded by saying the identity of the "mystery opponent" had to be kept confidential and  "will rock Scott Steiner's world".<ref name=OWoW/><ref name=WCW>{{cite web|url=http://ddtdigest.com/updates/2001012p.htm|title=Sin 2001 Results|publisher=DDT Digest}}</ref> Then [[Gene Okerlund]] interviewed [[The Mamalukes]], followed by Reno and Big Vito discussing their match and how everything would be "finished once and for all".<ref name=Gerweck>{{cite web|url=http://www.gerweck.net/sin01.htm|title=Sin Results 2001|publisher=Gerweck}}</ref> The second match was between [[Rick Cornell|Reno]] and [[Vito LoGrasso|Big Vito]]. The match began in a brawl, leading to Big Vito in control. Reno attempted to hit his "Roll the Dice" on Vito, but was countered, leading to a successful second attempt where then after, Reno covered Big Vito for the victory.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/>

The third match was a [[cruiserweight (professional wrestling)|cruiserweight]] [[Professional wrestling tag team match types|tag team match]] between [[The Jung Dragons]] and [[Jamie Noble|Jamie Knoble]] with [[Evan Karagias]].<ref name=OWoW/><ref name=WCW/> The match started out fast with chops and Irish whips from both teams.<ref name=Gerweck/> However the Jung Dragons took control of the match, until the climax of the match, where Karagias gave Yang a [[Neckbreaker#Shoulder neckbreaker|hangman's neckbreaker]].<ref name=Gerweck/> After Knoble delivered a [[piledriver (professional wrestling)|piledriver]] to Kaz, Yang unsuccessfully attempted a corkscrew moonsault on Knoble, but ended up pinning Knoble with an [[pin (professional wrestling)#Cradle|inside cradle]] for the win.<ref name= slam>{{cite web|url=http://slam.canoe.ca/SlamWrestlingPPV/jan15_wcwsin-can.html|archive-url=https://archive.today/20120714151237/http://slam.canoe.ca/SlamWrestlingPPV/jan15_wcwsin-can.html|url-status=usurped|archive-date=July 14, 2012|title=WCW Sin Results|publisher=Slam Canoe}}</ref> After the match, Knoble and Karagias assault the Jung Dragons.<ref name=WCW/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/video_reviews/59312|title=Sin Results|publisher=411 Mania}}</ref>

The fourth match was between [[Ernest Miller]] and WCW Commissioner [[Mike Sanders (wrestler)|Mike Sanders]], in a match where the [[Professional wrestling authority figures#Commissioners 2|WCW Commissioner]]ship and [[Nitro Girls|Ms. Jones']] [[Manager (professional wrestling)|managing services]] were on the line.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/> Both Miller and Sanders gained control in the course of the match.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/> In the climax, the Thrillers came to interfere on Sanders behalf, but as they came to the ring, [[KroniK]] came after them interfering on Miller's behalf.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/> Miller then performed a [[roundhouse kick|Feliner]] on Sanders followed by the pin, winning the match, Ms. Jones, and the WCW Commissioner job title.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/>

[[Image:Bill goldberg.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Goldberg, who was ([[kayfabe]]) forced to leave WCW after losing a tag team match to Totally Buffed at Sin]]
Backstage, [[Bill Goldberg|Goldberg]] and then-WCW CEO [[Ric Flair]] watched Totally Buffed's arrival followed by "Mean" Gene Okerlund interviewing [[Jeff Jarrett]].<ref name=OWoW/><ref name=WCW/> The fifth match then got underway between [[Team Canada (WCW)|Team Canada]] ([[Lance Storm]], [[Mike Awesome]] and [[Elix Skipper]]) defeating [[The Filthy Animals]] ([[Konnan]], [[Rey Mysterio Jr.]] and [[Billy Kidman]]) with [[Jim Duggan]] as [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee|Special Guest Referee]] in a Penalty Box match, where if one broke a rule they were sent into the Penalty Box for one minute.<ref name=WCW/> The match started off with Rey Misterio Jr. in control as Elix Skipper and Mike Awesome were sent into the Penalty Box after breaking the rules of the match.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/> Midway though the match, Awesome and Lance Storm were sent into the penalty box after performing a double-team move.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/> But then after, Team Canada was in control of the match after Misterio and Kidman were sent into the Penalty Box, after Duggan thought they were about to perform a [[Groin attack|low blow]] on Awesome.<ref name=WCW/> After Konnan, Awesome, and Skipper were sent into the Penalty box, Storm applied the ''Maple Leaf'' on Kidman forcing him to submit, thus winning for Team Canada.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/>

The sixth match was between [[Tonga Fifita|Meng]], [[Crowbar (wrestler)|Crowbar]] and WCW Hardcore Champion [[Terry Funk]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches|Triple Threat match]] for the [[WCW Hardcore Championship]].<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/> The match started out with Crowbar hitting Funk with a [[folding chair|steel chair]], and then dragging him backstage, where Meng joined the two men in the brawl using a variety of weapons.<ref name=Gerweck/> In the climax of the match, Crowbar applied a [[Professional wrestling holds#Figure-four leglock|figure four leglock]] on Funk which was broken up by Meng who was then attacked by Funk and Meng with steel chairs.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/> Meng then [[superkick]]ed a chair into Crowbar's face followed by making Funk submit to the [[Professional wrestling holds#Tongan death grip|Tongan Death Grip]] to win the WCW Hardcore Championship.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/><ref name= slam/>

The seventh match was contested between [[Sean O'Haire]], [[Chuck Palumbo]] and The Insiders ([[Kevin Nash]] and [[Diamond Dallas Page]]) in a [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]] match, with the stipulation of the Insiders able to make substitutions.<ref name=OWoW/><ref name= slam/> The match began with then-WCW CEO Ric Flair sending [[The Natural Born Thrillers]] backstage, banning substitutions in the match, upsetting Palumbo and O' Haire.<ref name=slam/> In the climax of the match, [[Shawn Stasiak]] interfered, keeping DDP busy on the outside. Buff Bagwell and Lex Luger then interfered in the match by hitting Nash with a [[wrench]], leading to O'Haire hitting a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#High-angle senton bomb|Seanton Bomb]] on Nash and covering him for the win and the WCW World Tag Team Championship.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/>

[[Image:Scottsteiner full.jpg|thumb|175px|right|Scott Steiner, the [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship|WCW World Heavyweight Champion]] entering Sin]]
The eight match was between [[Shane Douglas]] and [[Bill DeMott|General Rection]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match|First Blood Chain match]] for the [[WWE United States Championship|WCW United States Heavyweight Championship]].<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/> The match began with Rection in control, as he and Douglas attempted to retrieve the chain.<ref name=WCW/> Afterwards, Douglas [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Work (verb)|worked]] on the legs of Rection for a period of time until Rection recovered and gained control.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/> In a turn of events, Rection was pushed off a ladder by Douglas, which knocked down the referee, and he pulled out a chain from his boots and attacked Rection with it. As the referee recovered, Rection began to bleed and was seen by the referee who called for the bell, declaring Shane Douglas the winner and new WCW United States Champion.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.wwe.com/inside/titlehistory/unitedstates/3044541322|publisher=WWE.com|title=Douglas's US title reign}}</ref>

The ninth match, and the main match on the undercard, was between Totally Buffed ([[Lex Luger]] and [[Buff Bagwell]]) and [[Bill Goldberg|Goldberg]] with [[DeWayne Bruce]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#No Disqualification match/No Holds Barred match|No Disqualification tag-team match]], where if Goldberg lost, he would be ([[kayfabe]]) forced to leave WCW.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/> The match started out with Goldberg against Bagwell, where Goldberg had full control of the match.<ref name=WCW/> Bruce was then tagged in by Goldberg where he gained an early advantage over Bagwell for a short time, but was then double teamed by Totally Buffed.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/> Goldberg was then tagged in, where Bagwell gained the upper-hand. Luger then exited the ring and walked up to a fan, who asked for Goldberg's autograph earlier in the event. This distracted and lured Goldberg near the fan, who sprayed mace into Goldberg's eyes.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/> Luger then lifted Goldberg on his shoulders and Bagwell hit a Super Blockbuster. Luger covered him for the victory, thus ending Goldberg's undefeated streak of thirty-five victories and forcing him to leave WCW.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.netglimse.com/celebs/pages/bill_goldberg/index.shtml|title=Goldber Biography|publisher=Net Glimse}}.</ref>

The main event was between [[Sid Eudy|Sid Vicious]], [[Jeff Jarrett]], [[Scott Steiner]], and a "mystery opponent" for the [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship]] in a Four Corners match.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/> The match began with only three competitors, without the mystery opponent.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=Gerweck/> Vicious gained the advantage over Jarrett and Steiner in the start of the match, but was then double-teamed by Jarrett and Steiner. As Vicious was making a comeback, he attempted a jumping big boot from the second turnbuckle; he suffered a compound fracture of his lower left leg upon landing on the ring mat and collapsed to the ground, unable to move.<ref name=wwe>{{cite web|url=http://www.wwe.com/superstars/wwealumni/sid/bio/|title=Sid's WWE.Com Alumni Profile|publisher=WWE}}</ref> The footage of the injury was edited out of the WWE Network version of the event. Towards the end of the match, then-WCW CEO Flair announced the arrival of the "mystery opponent", who came out wearing a mask, hiding his identity.<ref name=WCW/> He entered the ring delivering a couple of kicks to Vicious. Steiner then covered Vicious for the victory, thus successfully retaining the WCW World Heavyweight Championship.<ref name=PWEW/><ref name=WCW/><ref name=Gerweck/> After the match ended, the "mystery man" unmasked and revealed himself to be [[Road Warrior Animal]], making his return to WCW after leaving with his longtime tag team partner [[Road Warrior Hawk]] in 1996.<ref name= slam/>

==Aftermath==
Because of the injury to Sid Vicious, the broadcast ended early shortly after Road Warrior Animal was revealed as the mystery man and a crucial angle was not shown until the following night’s edition of ''Nitro''. After the main event, Ric Flair celebrated the events of the night with the other participants in the main event, along with Totally Buffed and the Natural Born Thrillers, and revealed that every single one of the events in their matches were part of a conspiracy. On ''Nitro'', Flair revealed an alliance involving himself, Bagwell, Luger, Jarrett, and Steiner. The group immediately began feuding with The Insiders and [[Rick Steiner]], only to have Rick join the group when he betrayed Kevin Nash. 

Almost immediately after winning the WCW Hardcore Championship, Meng left WCW after being with the company for six years. He would make an unexpected appearance at the [[Royal Rumble (2001)|Royal Rumble]] a week later, thus returning to the WWF under his former ring name Haku.

Sin would be the final WCW pay-per-view to be held outside of the southern United States. Starting in February 2001, all WCW events were held in the southern states only until it was sold to [[WWE]] in March 2001.

==Reception==
In 2007, Arnold Furious of 411Mania gave the event a rating of 4.5 [Poor], stating, "The undercard has so much hard work in it. Two great cruiserweight matches in the first half and a solid hardcore match. Basically everyone who had the chance to move up the card tried really hard. Then the main event guys strolled out there and dogged it in matches riddled with stupid booking. Sid broke his leg, Goldberg is out of WCW forever. Earlier on Steiner had taken out most of the WCW’s babyfaces. There’s really only Nash and DDP left and they just jobbed to a couple of rookie midcarders. The direction of the company was once again embarrassing. Way to go [[Eric Bischoff]]. Turn that company around! It’s all pretty depressing. Luckily enough WCW died two months later and now no one has to watch it. Yay!"<ref>{{cite web | url=https://411mania.com/wrestling/the-furious-flashbacks-wcw-sin-2001/ | title=The Furious Flashbacks – WCW Sin 2001 }}</ref>

==Results==
{{Pro Wrestling results table
|results =<ref name="WIA">{{cite web|url=http://www.100megsfree4.com/wiawrestling/pages/wcw/wcwsin.htm|access-date=2008-02-14|title=WCW Sin Results|publisher=Wrestling Information Archive|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080201011737/http://www.100megsfree4.com/wiawrestling/pages/wcw/wcwsin.htm|archive-date=February 1, 2008|url-status=dead|df=mdy-all}}</ref>
|match1 = [[Chavo Guerrero Jr.]] (c) defeated [[Gregory Helms|Shane Helms]] by [[pinfall]]
|stip1 = [[Singles match (professional wrestling)|Singles match]] for the [[WWE Cruiserweight Championship (1991–2007)|WCW Cruiserweight Championship]]
|time1 = 11:14
|match2 = [[Reno (wrestler)|Reno]] defeated [[Vito LoGrasso|Big Vito]] by [[pinfall]]
|stip2 = Singles match
|time2 = 08:41
|match3 = [[The Jung Dragons]] ([[Kaz Hayashi]] and [[Jimmy Yang|Yun Yang]]) (with [[Kristina Laum|Leia Meow]]) defeated [[Evan Karagias]] and [[Jamie Noble|Jamie Knoble]] by [[pinfall]]
|stip3 = [[Tag team match]]
|time3 = 09:21
|match4 = [[Ernest Miller]] (with [[The Nitro Girls|Ms. Jones]]) defeated [[Mike Sanders (wrestler)|Mike Sanders]] by [[pinfall]]
|stip4 = Singles match
|time4 = 05:44
|match5 = [[Team Canada (WCW)|Team Canada]] ([[Elix Skipper]], [[Lance Storm]] and [[Mike Awesome]]) (with [[Tylene Buck|Major Gunns]]) defeated [[The Filthy Animals]] ([[Billy Kidman]], [[Konnan]] and [[Rey Mysterio|Rey Mysterio Jr.]]) (with [[The Nitro Girls|Tygress]]) by [[Submission (professional wrestling)|submission]]
|stip5 = [[Penalty Box|Penalty Box match]] with [[Jim Duggan]] as [[special guest referee]]
|time5 = 13:07
|match6 = [[Tonga Fifita|Meng]] defeated [[Crowbar (wrestler)|Crowbar]] (with [[Daffney]]) and [[Terry Funk]] (c) by [[Submission (professional wrestling)|submission]]
|stip6 = [[Professional wrestling match types#Hardcore-based variations|Triple Threat Hardcore match]] for the [[WCW Hardcore Championship]]
|time6 = 11:41
|match7 = [[The Natural Born Thrillers]] ([[Chuck Palumbo]] and [[Sean O'Haire]]) (with [[Mike Sanders (wrestler)|Mike Sanders]]) defeated [[The Insiders (professional wrestling)|The Insiders]] ([[Diamond Dallas Page]] and [[Kevin Nash]]) (c) by [[pinfall]]
|stip7 = Tag team match for the [[WCW World Tag Team Championship]]
|time7 = 11:16
|match8 = [[Shane Douglas]] defeated [[Bill DeMott|Gen. Rection]] (c)
|stip8 = [[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match|First Blood Chain match]] for the [[WCW United States Heavyweight Championship]]
|time8 = 11:36
|match9 = Totally Buffed ([[Lex Luger]] and [[Buff Bagwell]]) defeated [[Bill Goldberg|Goldberg]] and [[DeWayne Bruce]] by [[pinfall]]
|stip9 = [[No Disqualification match]]<br />{{small|Since he lost, Goldberg was forced to leave WCW.}}
|time9 = 11:53
|match10 = [[Scott Steiner]] (c) (with [[Midajah]]) defeated [[Jeff Jarrett]], [[Sid Eudy|Sid Vicious]] and [[Road Warrior Animal]] by [[pinfall]]
|stip10 = [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches|Four corners match]] for the [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship]]
|time10 = 07:53
}}

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