This wasn't a good night for the tecnicos...

Two-out-of-three-Falls Match:
Miss Janeth, Rossy Moreno and Xochitl Hamada beat Chaparrita ASARI,
Kaori Nakayama and Ayako Hamada 2 falls to 1:
x R. Moreno beat K. Nakayama via the Giant Swing in 0:05:19
x ASARI beat Miss Janeth via the Skytwister Press in 0:11:54
x X. Hamada beat ASARI via the Flying Legdrop in 0:13:43
Rating: 1/2*

Not a very good opener.  The highlight of the match was Rossy pinning
the Mexican National Women's Champ, Kaori Nakayama.  Rest of the match
was pretty slow, with Xochitl pinning ASARI in the third fall with the
Flying Legdrop, for the ruda win.

Two-out-of-three-Falls Match:
Ultimo Guerrero and Nemesis beat Rey Dragon and Fugaz 2 falls to 0:
x Nemesis beat Fugaz via a Boston crab in 0:13:26
x U. Guerrero beat Fugaz via a German suplex in 0:17:44
Rating: **

Very good match.  Everyone dove out of the ring at *least* once.
Fugaz managed to do it twice.  Still, the rudos used some great
teamwork to take the match in two straight falls.

No-Countout-No-DQ-Two-out-of-three-Falls Match:
Histeria beat May Flowers 2 falls to 0:
x Histeria beat May Flowers via the Vipersault in 0:16:11
x Histeria beat May Flowers via the Vipersault in 0:21:17
Rating: * 1/4

OK, Histeria was the tecnico in this one.  So the two-match win streak
for the rudos is over.  More of a hardcore brawl than anything else,
with Maniaco and Picudo interfering frequently.  Picudo accidentally
hit Flowers with a chair in the second fall, however, letting Histeria
get a pin with the Vipersault to sweep the match.

Binary pinned Ludxor with the Y2K Crash in 0:09:37.
Rating: DUD

Um...  Yeah.  Binary's looking pretty impressive, besides the fact
that he stays on the mat at *all* times.  And that he actually locked
Ludxor in a chinlock for a full minute.  Besides that, this match was
simply...  there.  Binary picks up the easy win.

Two-out-of-three-Falls Match:
Los Vipers (Psicosis and Maniaco) beat Brazo De Oro and Brazo
Cibernetico 2 falls to 1:
x Maniaco beat Oro via the Flying Dropkick in 0:10:57
x B. Cibernetico beat Psicosis via the Flying Splash in 0:16:40
x Psicosis beat Oro via the Flying Legdrop in 0:25:27
Rating: * 3/4

Rudos win again!  Not much to say about this match at all, except that
Oro looked fantastic.  After a double superplex by Los Vipers,
however, Oro was pretty much down for the count, and a Flying Legdrop
by Psic pretty much clinched it.

Two-out-of-three-Falls Match:
Steve Corino and Eddy Guerrero beat Magnum Tokyo and Ultimo Dragon 2
falls to 1:
x U. Dragon beat E. Guerrero via the Dragon Sleeper in 0:06:48
x E. Guerrero beat M. Tokyo via the Frog Splash in 0:17:36
x Corino beat M. Tokyo via the Dragon Suplex in 0:25:52
Magnum Tokyo suffered a back injury. He will be out for 2 weeks.
(Return date: October 17th, 1999)
Rating: *** 1/4

OH!  Good match, although not nearly as great as it could have been.
The big story came in the third fall, however.  Tokyo and Dragon were
dominating the match, until Guerrero slipped a chair into the ring.
He then proceeded to distract Tokyo, and Corino hit Tokyo with a
Dragon Suplex *onto* the chair for the win!  After the match, Tokyo
had to be helped to the back, in obvious pain.  He's going to be gone
for the next two weeks with a back injury - and won't get his rematch
with Blue Demon Jr. for the UWA Junior Heavyweight Title this week!

Noti-AAA:

- Three (count along with me...  One...  two...  THREE!!!) AAA
wrestlers refused to sign new contracts, and, as of this moment, are
no longer with the company.  These three are Latin Lover, Octagoncito,
and Charly Manson.  Manson may be AAA's heaviest loss, since he was
involved in a talent exchange deal with WCW.  AAA will attempt to get
in contact with WCW to try and work out another deal, or failing that,
will attempt to resign Manson.

- Morale in the AAA dressing rooms has taken another dive after these
happenings, obviously.  AAA is extremely nervous about the fact that
Canek, Cibernetico, Octagon and Perro Aguayo all have contract
renewals *very* soon.

- As a result of Magnum Tokyo's injury, Blue Demon Jr. does *not* have
an opponent for this week's TV show, and will probably NOT have to
defend the UWA Junior Heavyweight Title.  AAA officials believe that
they may not be able to find a suitable opponent for Demon Jr. on
Tuesday night (for airing Wednesday night), and would even entertain
offers from other promotions, just in case.  Regardless, Demon Jr.
*will* be on TV this week.