Monday Nitro – October 11, 1999: The Old Meets The Crazy
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Nitro #209
Date: October 11, 1999
Location: Mississippi Coast Coliseum, Biloxi, Mississippi
Attendance: 9,000
Commentators: Bobby Heenan, Tony Schiavone
Benoit and Hart arrive and are met by Luger and Elizabeth. The latter thinks we need immigration and it seems Luger will be one of their opponents tonight.
Sid gets out of a cab. Continuity!
Perry Saturn vs. Rey Mysterio Jr.
Kidman wants a tag match later tonight, because setting it up for next week would just be lunacy.
Cruiserweight Title: Disco Inferno vs. Kaz Hayashi
Meng vs. Konnan
Konnan does his catchphrases and even a monster knows how stupid they sound. He kicks Konnan down and no sells a faceplant (good stereotype) before trying an early Death Grip. Instead he nails Konnan in the back of the head and chokes away in the corner as this is full squash mode. Meng no sells some clotheslines but actually does sell a bulldog. That earns him another superkick and a lot of yelling. Konnan tries a sunset flip out of the corner and gets caught in the Death Grip for the win.
Goldberg vs. Horace Hogan
Sting vs. Hogan video.
Nitro Girls.
Brian Knobbs vs. Stevie Ray
Everyone, including the seconds, have weapons here. Knobbs kicks Stevie in the ribs to start but misses an early middle rope trashcan splash. A big chair shot to the head knocks Knobbs silly but Stevie would rather kick a trashcan on his head than cover him. Another kick to the head puts Brian outside but Morrus gets in some shots to take over. Thanks a lot Booker.
Brad Armstrong vs. La Parka
Curt Hennig is talking to Torrie when David comes up. Hennig beats him down for fun. Again, more stuff that could be used on more important people.
Norman Smiley vs. Berlyn
Dean Malenko/Perry Saturn vs. Kidman/Rey Mysterio Jr.
Unfortunately Shane is at ringside. Malenko and Kidman get things going and head to the mat with Malenko taking over. Dean throws him down and nails a nice dropkick, followed by a leg lariat to send him outside. Now the drama begins as Douglas goes after Kidman but Malenko makes the save. Instead Dean tags Saturn in for a belly to belly, sending Kidman right back to the floor. Douglas and Malenko argue over attacking Kidman again, but Saturn uses the distraction to send Kidman into the steps as we take a break.
Malenko puts the Revolution shirt on, sees the replay of the ending, and takes the shirt back off. He promises to be his own revolution from now on.
US Title: Sid Vicious vs. Van Hammer
Mike Tenay joins the commentary booth to talk about Bret vs. Benoit from last week.
Curt Hennig vs. Ric Flair
Total Package/Rick Steiner vs. Chris Benoit/Bret Hart
Bret rams Luger into the apron as Benoit grabs the Crossface on Rick, only to have Lex dive in for the save. Naturally Steiner no sells the pain from the hold and suplexes Benoit, but Bret clotheslines both Americans down to take over. Luger puts Bret in a full nelson so Steiner can hammer away but Benoit makes a save. The Swan Dive connects on Steiner but Sid comes in for the DQ.
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