1- LEGEND'S CHAMPIONSHIP HARDCORE MATCH
Madison Wilcox interviewed "Cowboy" Chris Mason. Mason told her he wouldn't be making any more rookie mistakes, and that he would take out Tajiri tonight.
A recap of Tajiri's wins over Mason aired.
2- "Cowboy" Chris Mason defeated Yoshihiro Tajiri by pinfall in 4:04. Mason tore into Tajiri immediately, punishing his head with DDTs and piledrivers. Tajiri was hardly able to stand by the time Mason hit his Lariat and picked up the win.
Tajiri was helped to the back by referees.
World Women's Champion Heather Carter talked about all the women she's defended her title against.
WORLD WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
3- Champion Heather Carter defeated Jazz by pinfall in 8:44. Jazz overpowered Carter throughout much of the match, but Carter managed to swing the momentum in her favor with a bunch of holds that wore down Jazz's neck. Eventually, a Death Valley Driver led to Carter's win.
Jason Dunn challenged Razorblade and Sabu to a Three Way Dance for FNF.
4- Bazooka Joe defeated Dan the Man by pinfall in 16:55. This epic rivalry continued in this match that illustrated how familiar the brothers are with each other. The end came out of nowhere as Joe countered a Neck-Cracker with an Ace Crusher and scored the surprise pinfall for a clean win.
World Tag Team Champions the Midnight Express showed highlights of their seven world tag team title reigns to illustrate why they are the best tag team in the world.
Kevin Kelly announced the next When Worlds Collide event that will occur on November 24th in Philadelphia.
WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP LADDER MATCH
Philadelphia Champion and the self-proclaimed King of Hardcore Physical Graffiti attacked the Bulldog in the back, taking his knee out with a sledgehammer.
Matt Bentley was shown bragging to his team about his greatness, whereas Jerry Lynn was shown giving his team a pep-talk.
The Commish ordered Physical Graffiti to the ring, where he would face a replacement.
PHILADELPHIA CHAMPIONSHIP HARDCORE MATCH
Madison Wilcox interviewed "Jazzy" Jeff Hunter and Casey Fox, who said he was going to be the one to restore his family's dominance in the GWF by taking out his weaker relatives. Fox added that she had been training and will be gunning for Heather Carter's World Women's Championship soon.
7- Maniac Matthews, Jerry Lynn, and the Hotsteppers DDQ Devon Air, Matt Bentley, and the Millennium Rockers in 3:04. This match was never given a chance as all eight man began brawling immediately, and eventually referee Dave Ramone had no choice but to throw it out.
A video aired showing Merlin going through a tough training regimen.
WORLD CRUISERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP 3 WAY DANCE
New World Cruiserweight Champion Wildfire promised to be the most dominant champion in the GWF.
In a pre-taped interview with Kevin Kelly, Booker T announced that in the main event of When Worlds Collide that he would lead a team including Bazooka Joe, Razorblade, and the Backseat Boys against Christian Cage, Dan the Man, Devon Moore, and the SAT in an elimination tag match.
World Heavyweight Champion Z-Man guaranteed he'd retain his title tonight, and said he had a proposal for the World Champions of TNA and PWU.
The Tale of the Tape aired for the World Heavyweight Championship bout.
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP 3 WAY DANCE
Champion Jim "the Anvil" Neidhart defeated Sid Vicious by submission in 10:16. Throughout this wild brawl that spilled out of the ring and involved liberal use of a chair, Neidhart focused on the leg Vicious broke years ago in WCW, obviously weakening the former World champion. Sid managed to hit a chokeslam and a legdrop, but the legdrop did more damage to himself than to the Anvil. Neidhart hit a spinebuster and a Jackhammer each for nearfalls, before clamping on the Sharpshooter. Sid was unable to reach the ropes, and out of self-preservation, was forced to submit.
5- Champions the Midnight Express defeated the Hellraisers and the Extreme Express in 14:08. This battle saw some sick ladder spots, most notably Ali powerbombing a ladder onto Lance Andrews, taking him out for the rest of the match. Bobby Joseph leapt off of a ladder at one point from the ring to the floor where he put Malcolm through a table with a legdrop. As Malcolm and Tommy Lynn brawled into the crowd, Mike Patrick was left alone in the ring to scale a ladder and claim his titles.
6- Champion Physical Graffiti defeated the Rocker by pinfall in 9:57. The crowd went nuts for the Rocker, who tore into Graffiti viciously in hopes of snagging his second Philadelphia Championship and his first GWF gold in over five years. Rocker used a Singapore Cane to open up a gash on the champs forehead, and continued using a variety of fan-supplied weapons to bludgeon the champ. As soon as Rocker hit the Enter Sandman, the lights went out. When they came on, Rocker was face to face with "Jazzy" Jeff Hunter, who blasted Rocker with a chairshot, and then nailed a Jazzdrop on the chair. Hunter draped Graffiti across the unconscious Rocker for the win.
8- Wildfire defeated Laser and Champion El Rey for the title in 10:15. Wildfire was very dominant in this match, physically dissecting his opponents with stiff kicks and a variety of stretching holds. He managed to eliminate Laser after dodging a Frog Splash and hitting a vicious roundhouse kick to the temple at 7:22. El Rey later fell victim to a Tiger Bomb and a Flamethrower to give Wildfire the duke and the belt.
9- Champion Z-Man (w/ Desire) defeated Abi and Hanzo by CO in 20:08. Z-Man lucked out in this match. After an intense, hard-hitting brawl, Z-Man fell victim to a Hanzo Sword and a Caribbean Bomb. As he lay unconscious on the mat, the two challengers began brawling over who would get to eliminate him. Their brawl spilled to the floor, where they were eventually counted out. Desire pulled the groggy Z-Man to his feet to celebrate one of the weakest victories ever.