WWE HEAT
(Commentators - Todd Grisham & Jonathan Coachman)

Val Venis Vs Eugene: Eugene comes down to the ring looking angry, and full of angst. He's angstry. He starts the match by stalling, because he's 'not ready'. And special, let's not forget that. The crowd doesn't forget it, because as Val and Eug finally start with some wrestling, they chime in with a 'Eugene's Special' chant. The Special One begins to dominate the match and forces on an abdominal stretch, using the ropes for extra pain. The ref eventually notices and forces Eugene to break the hold, and as they argue, Venis hits a side Russian legsweep. Val gets a few knockdowns, and turns a sleeper into a swing out slam for a very close near fall. Venis goes for his Kobashi-style running knees in the ropes, but Eugene knocks him down, and gets the pin with his feet on the ropes.
Winner: Eugene (Time 5:32)

Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch Vs Jason Static & Fred Sampson: Static and Sampson are something of Heat regulars, but of course their records are Conway-like. Naturally, this match is all about C&M, as they beat the other guys up, and threaten to do the same to the crowd. They're wearing slightly different outfits than usual, but the moves are the same, and they still look like they hurt. Cade and Murdoch finish with their high/low lariats.
Winners: Cade & Murdoch (4:27)

Rob Conway Vs Super Crazy: It's getting close to christmas, but will Conway be given the present of finally being allowed to win a match? As long as I get to keep listening to his music, that's all I need. Crazy starts off by wringing Conway's arm, then they wrestle, which is nice. Not for long though, as the usual wwe shoulder blocks and kicks/punches start up again. Crazy gets the crowd going with some quicker action, leading Conway to take a breather on the outside. That just gives Crazy the opportunity to hit a nice Asai moonsault and take us to a break.

As we return, Conway shoves Crazy off the top, necking him on the ropes in the process. Rob slows the match down and goes to work in a methodical way. Super escapes a headscissors on the mat, then continues to kick out of a bunch of Conway covers, before busting out some kicks and a monkey flip. An en zuguiri followed by a standing moonsault gets Crazy the victory. They didn't exactly build up to an exciting finish, but Crazy looked better than in recent weeks.
Winner: Super Crazy (11:59)

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