Kurt Angle vs Hernandez
Angle takes Hernandez to the mat and then hit him with some uppercuts. Hernandez floats over the ropes and hits a slingshot shoulder block. Angle runs at him and Hernandez knocks him right down. Hernandez lifts him up and holds Angle in a backbreaker position, then drops down and goes for a pin but only gets a two count. Angle whips him into the corner and Hernandez fights him off, but Angle quickly gets up and jumps to the top rope and hits a belly-to-belly superplex. Angle lifts up Hernandez and hits four German suplexes in a row, but he can’t put Hernandez away. He goes for an Angle Slam, but Hernandez counters and hits the Border Toss, but somehow Angle kicks out!
Hernandez sets up for another, but Angle fights out and hits the Angle Slam, but this time Hernandez kicks out. Angle goes for a moonsault, and misses, and Hernandez runs at him and nails him with a big shoulder block. Hernandez lifts Angle up for a suplex but Angle floats over and holds on to Hernandez and slaps on the ankle lock. Angle rolls through to get behind him, and Hernandez taps out.
Winner – Kurt Angle
After the match Kevin Nash makes his way out, and Angle hugs Nash and gets out of his way as Nash gets in the ring and calls out Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett comes out and Nash says he had a week to think about it, and something doesn’t feel right. Nash says Jarrett almost had him convinced that Sting left the log in the punch bowl, but he thinks it was Jarrett. Nash says he can deal with it, but the younger guys in the back who look up to him are the ones who are the victims. Jarrett says he doesn’t know what he is talking about, but he knows Nash used his deceit to get Hall and Waltman contracts. Nash says he came to his own conclusion, and he gets it and can deal with it, but he asks Jarrett if his three daughters will be able to deal with it. He says they’ll grow up and realize their dad is a selfish prick, and tells him to juggle that in his sleep.
