The third day of WrestleFest is on the air! Fans have jammed the Kiel Center in St. Louis, MO to witness the final day of the huge Parade of Champions event. Commentators Jerry Wood and Ray Brewer are at ringside.

Wood: Welcome, everyone, to the final day of MMP WrestleFest featuring The Parade of Champions! I'm Jerry Wood alongside Ray Brewer where tonight we will find out who the mystery challenger is at the end of the world championship gauntlet. Captain Patrick O'Conner heads into his first match as champion not knowing who he is going to face. Many names have been thrown around backstage, but it will still be a few hours until we find out who that challenger will be.

Brewer: There have been all kinds of rumors making the rounds here in St. Louis over the past few hours. Popular opinion is hinting towards either Masochrist or the return of Diamond King, but we've also heard names like former GWF champion Jack Redfield or one-time HWA star Corn Bread floating around. We will have to wait and see.

Wood: In addition to that, we will see the finals of four other championship gauntlets as well as the final Four Corners of Death/Hell in a Cell Match for the Survivor's Cup. The winner takes home not only bragging rights over the rest of the MMP roster, but also a title shot on the June 12 Hardcore Saturday Night from Winnipeg, Manitoba. We go right to the ring for our opening bout as for the third PPV event in a row, The Joker's Child and Wolverine will do battle for the midwestern title!!

Wolverine was waiting in the ring as the defending champion was accompanied to the ring by Ponch as well as the hobo members of The Family. Joker was smoking a cigar and flipping off the fans along the runway, but when he got to the ring he found an angry challenger waiting for him. As Joker stepped through the ropes, Wolverine assaulted him immediately with a barrage of forearms before grabbing him around the throat with both hands and hoisting him up in the air in a chokehold! The fans cheered loudly as Wolverine took the champion apart. With Joker grasping for air, Wolverine tossed Joker back into the buckle and started nailing him with a series of back elbow smashes to the side of the head. Joker was struggling to hang on, but Wolverine was relentless. He nailed Joker with a slingshot suplex followed by a pair of legdrops to the throat. Wolverine made the cover, but Joker kicked out after two. Wolverine pulled Joker up in an atomic drop, but rather than dropping him on his knee, Wolverine straddled Joker on the top rope. Joker was swinging back and forth semi- conscious as Wolverine nailed him with right hand after right hand until Welfare William slid under the bottom rope and asked the referee for some spare change. The referee didn't answer, but simply tried to order him to the floor. William protested, but the issue was quickly cleared up when Wolverine came over and nailed him with a right hand. William went down hard and rolled out to the floor. The referee then administered a warning to all three of the hobos while on the other side of the ring, Ponch passed Joker in a chair. Wolverine turned back to his opponent and was caught with a hard chair shot to the head that nearly knocked him out. Joker tossed the chair away as he slapped on a camel clutch. Insisting that Wolverine was giving up, Joker tried to convince the referee to stop the match, but the ref refused. Wolverine tried desperately to break the hold, but could not. He eventually managed to slide his feet out under the bottom rope to force the break, but his back was in bad shape. Joker broke the hold, but wasn't very happy about it. Instead of staying on Wolverine, he got right in the referee's face, cursing him out for not giving him the match. When the referee threatened him with disqualification, Joker flipped him the middle finger before turning back to his opponent. When he turned around, Wolverine grabbed him and hit a series of three rolling belly to belly suplexes! Wolverine looked ready to capture the title and set him on the top rope. He went for the Death from Above, but Joker countered it into a superplex. Once Wolverine hit the mat, Joker immediately slapped on the Last Laugh! Wolverine struggled to the ropes, but his motion was limited by Joker's positioning and eventually had no choice but to tap out. The Joker's Child grabbed the belt, celebrating as he was declared the winner, surviving the gauntlet.

Wood: The Joker's Child has survived the three day gauntlet, holding onto the midwestern championship against three top challengers, although all three wins come under somewhat controversial circumstances.

Brewer: I have to admit I'm quite surprised that Joker pulled this off. Most of his title reign has been filled with defenses against Mr. Beumont and, while he was serving as Joker's servant, Mack. Death, Mack, and Wolverine all gave Joker a good run, but he survived, much to the displeasure of the fans in attendance.

Wood: So that makes two gauntlets complete here at WrestleFest. Harbinger and The Destroyer are the new tag team champions, but Joker's Child retains the midwestern championship. Our next match could steal the show here in St. Louis. The undefeated Scott Worth gets his first shot at championship gold against Wang Chen, the television champion who has looked quite impressive here tonight, including a victory in rumble #4 that will put him in the Survivor's Cup final later on tonight. Let's go to the ring!

MMP Television Championship Match
"THE CONMAN" WANG CHEN (C) vs. SCOTT WORTH

Wang Chen and Sean Williams were in the ring as Scott Worth made his way down with Kimberly Brandon. As the challenger stepped between the ropes, he demanded a microphone:

Worth: Hey WANG TON PIN, it's collecting time, baby. You neglected to inform these children that I handed you that belt there not too long ago and now I'm coming to undue my dirty work. So i'm giving you this chance to fork over the title and scram.... what do you say?

Chen made an obscene gesture, giving his apparent refusal of Worth's offer. The crowd got to it's feet cheering as Worth turned around, looking dejected. The challenger then spun around suddenly, nailing Chen in the forehead with the mic before taking him down with a big boot to the face. Chen went down hard, but Worth didn't let him stay there for long. After whipping Chen into the buckle, Worth nailed him with a series of knees to the midsection that knocked the wind out of him before placing a boot across Chen's throat and choking him as he stood in the corner. Chen was left gasping for air, slumped on the ropes against the turnbuckle. Worth didn't let up, grabbing Chen and lifting him in a gorilla press and dropping him over the top rope to the floor below. Worth raised his arms in a symbol of victory as Williams helped his partner in the Lone Gunz get back to his feet. Chen was slow to get up, climbing slowly back to the ring apron. Worth came over to pull him back in, but Chen met his opponent with a rake of the eyes enabling him to get back in unopposed. Chen put Worth in an armwringer followed by a kick to the midsection and a clothesline. With the big man down, Worth quickly slapped on a figure four leglock. Worth could be heard screaming in pain, but he refused to give up. Kimberly Brandon was chuckling under her breath on the outside, but Worth soon managed to use his considerable reach advantage to grab onto the bottom rope, forcing Chen to break the hold. Worth got back to his feet quickly, but suddenly started feeling the effects of the figure four and needed the ropes to stay in a vertical position. Worth went for a clothesline, but Chen ducked out of the way and nailed Worth with a big powerslam. Chen went quickly to the top rope and came off with a flying legdrop, but Worth managed to roll out of the way, sending Chen crashing hard to the canvas. Still limping noticeably, Worth pulled Chen up and whipped him into the turnbuckle, nailing him with a series of kung fu chops followed by a sidewalk slam. The Syndicate appeared ready to capture another championship as Worth pulled Chen up and nailed the All Nighter! Rather than going for the cover, Worth called Kimberly up to the apron. The ref stepped in quickly, ordering Kimberly to get down. Worth wouldn't let him say his piece, shoving the referee down and screaming at him to mind his own business. Worth then turned around to say something to Kimberly, who responded by nailing Worth over the head with her purse! She jumped down to the floor, opened her bag, and took out a brick, which she handed to Sean Williams as she walked back to the dressing room. Worth was out cold as Chen rolled on top. The referee shook the cobwebs off and counted Worth down for the 1...2...3!

Wood: Two matches in St. Louis, two champions who have retained their titles through the gauntlets! Wang Chen has just handed Scott Worth his first loss in the MMP, albeit with a little help from Kimberly Brandon.

Brewer: Oh, I would say that was a little more than a little help from Kimberly Brandon. Worth was ready to dispose of Chen the same as he had done to every other opponent he has ever faced here in this company. Let's see how Chen does later on in that Four Corners match. I don't think there will be anything left of "The Conman" when he comes out here later on.

Wood: Speaking of the Four Corners match, another man who will participate in that contest is The Destroyer. He tries to become the third man to survive his gauntlet with his title intact, but he faces what could possibly be his toughest test to date in singles action in the MMP in Psychotic Sam. Let's go to the ring for some hardcore action!

MMP Extreme Championship Match
THE DESTROYER (C) vs. PSYCHOTIC SAM

The champion was introduced first, coming to the ring with his partner Harbinger, and proudly carrying both the extreme and tag team championship belts. Sam was joined as always by Family members Mr. Beumont, Welfare William, and Hobo Richard, but surprised the fans by bringing to the ring the returning Mike the Giant Retard, who was carrying long lost Family "member" Harold the Fish, a dead largemouth bass mounted on a wooden plaque. Beumont was carrying the usual hockey bag which he set in the corner just before the hobos covered the ropes in lighter fluid and set them on fire!! While Destroyer was startled, Sam jumped on his back, biting ferociously at the extreme champion's left ear. Destroyer, though, was easily the biggest man Sam had ever tried that move against, and the champ simply reached back over his head, grabbed Sam, and flipped him over. Sam hit the mat hard and was slow in getting up, which played right into Destroyer's gameplan of keeping the match at a slow pace against his much smaller opponent. Destroyer nailed Sam with an atomic drop with such force that it sent Sam foreward into the turnbuckle. The champion seemed to be controlling things early on. While in the corner, Sam started tearing frantically at the hockey bag that had been left there by Beumont. Destroyer pulled Sam away, but when he spun the challenger around, Sam nailed him over the head repeatedly with a cookie sheet until the sheet was bent completely in half! Destroyer was staggered but did not go down. Before his opponent could recover, Sam grabbed Harold the Fish out of the corner and his Destroyer in the head with "him". This time, Destroyer went down. Sam then went back to his bag of goodies and pulled out a spool of barbed wire. While Destroyer started getting up, Sam came up on him from behind and wrapped the wire around his throat. Blood starting coming out of several small incisions in Destroyer's neck, so the referee stepped in and pulled Sam off, fearing what might happen if the wire went any deeper. Sam moved back in, but Destroyer caught him with two solid punches to the head that held Sam off until he could get back to his feet and nail a crushing hangman's noose neckbreaker. With Destroyer taking control of the match once again, Joker's Child and Ponch made their way down to ringside. Ponch grabbed a fire extinguisher out from under the ring and used it to put out the flames on one side of the ring. Thinking that Ponch might be trying to get involved, Destroyer stepped half way through the ropes and nailed him with a hard kick to the head that nearly knocked Ponch unconscious before throwing Sam over the top rope to the floor. Stepping over the top rope, Destroyer waited for Sam to get back to his feet before nailing a running bulldog off the aprong, driving Sam's head hard into the concrete floor. Destroyer grabbed a chair away from the announce table and nailed Sam with it, then grabbed the fire extinguisher that Ponch had just used. Destroyer prepared the device while Sam struggled to get up, but before he could use it, Sam caught him with a low blow. The challenger then grabbed the extinguisher and sprayed the massive Destroyer right in the face! The hobos looked to be putting a plan together, but before they could do anything, more than a dozen of the Cult Master's followers joined Harbinger in surrounding not only Beumont, William, and Richard, but also Joker's Child and the fallen Ponch. Back in the ring, Sam looked to be getting ready to finish things off, but Destroyer was not beaten yet. He reached into his boot and pulled out a silver fork, scratching it repeatedly across Sam's forehead. Both competitors were battered and bloody as the match continued with not one of the 20, 000 fans in attendance sitting down. Destroyer had Sam in bad shape and was ready to finish off his third and final challenger. Suddenly, The Saint and his entourage of Can Crusher, Garlen, and Hip Hoppin' Ron came running down to the ring with Marbels in hand. They all jumped into the ring and attacked Destroyer. Saint nailed Destroyer in the head with Marbels three times, allowing Sam to connect with the Psychotic Smash! Sam made the cover and scored the controversial three count to win the title. Once the decision was announced, Saint and his friends attacked both men. Harbinger and the Cult followers quickly jumped in the ring to chase them away, as did Joker and the hobos. Saint, Crusher, Garlen, and Ron took off quickly, avoiding a confrontation. Stretchers had to be brought out to carry both the new and former champions.

Wood: For the third time, Psychotic Sam has captured the MMP extreme championship! It comes not without controversy, but nonetheless, we have seen the first title change of the evening here in St. Louis.

Brewer: You have to hand it to Destroyer. He has fought now six matches in the past 48 hours, and has won five of them. The sixth match, against what turned out to be five men, working together or not, proved to be the straw that broke the horse's back. Both guys are leaving tonight in rough shape. You have to wonder about the condition of Destroyer heading into that Four Corners Match coming up in just a little while here at the Kiel Center.

Wood: The Survivor's Cup finalists are 1-1 here tonight with Wang Chen retaining the TV title and Destroyer dropping the extreme belt to Psychotic Sam. The other finalist who must fight a title match tonight is up next. In a match that has been a long time in the making, The Bootlegger will put the universal title on the line against The Masked Lard. Without further adieu, let's go to the finals of the universal championship series!

MMP Universal Championship Match
THE BOOTLEGGER (C) vs. THE MASKED LARD

The Lard was out with his manager Irwin Hinkle and appeared even more focused going into the match than at a Pizza Hut all you can eat buffet. The Bootlegger was escorted by his usual entourage. The gorgeous Bootleggerettes were dressed in identical evening gowns for this huge confrontation. Once in the ring, The Bootlegger was up to his usual tricks, offering the Lard a handshake to open the match. Knowing full well what to expect, the Lard grabbed Bootlegger's hand as if accepting the gesture, but pulled him in quickly and nailed him with a thunderous headbutt. Bootlegger went down hard, but the Lard wasn't about to let him rest up. He pulled the champion up off the canvas and whipped him into the turnbuckle. The Lard followed Bootlegger in slowly and used his considerable mass to try and smother his opponent and win the match by knockout. The referee quickly started the five count, but only on instructions from Irwin Hinkle would the Lard let up. The masked man didn't stop there. He then grabbed the greasy Italian and whipped him across the ring to the opposite corner. The Lard followed with an avalanche, but Bootlegger slithered out of the way, sending the big man crashing into the buckle. Bootlegger laughed heartily at his opponent's misfortune, but was quick to follow up, nailing Lard with a DDT and a legdrop. Looking to catch his breath, Bootlegger locked in a rear chinlock to try and wear the big man down. Not able to get much of a grip around the Lard's ample chin, Bootlegger released the hold and got some hard kicks in before slapping on an armbar. The Lard rolled to the ropes to force the break and Bootlegger complied, but took the opportunity to humiliate his opponent with a few patronizing slaps to the back of the head. Lard got back to his feet slowly and Bootlegger charged in with a running clothesline, but the challenger caught him, countering the clothesline into a belly to belly suplex. The Lard then nailed a big crushing legdrop and dragged Bootlegger to the corner, where the big man climbed slowly to the middle ropes. The Lard went for the win and came down with a banzai drop, but Bootlegger managed to roll out of the way at the last minute, dropping the fat man loudly on his large posterior. Struggling to regroup, Bootlegger simply pushed Lard out under the bottom rope while complaining to the referee about the Lard's lack of deodorant. The nuisance complaint distracted the referee while the Bootleggerettes humiliated the Lard by pelting him with two bags of dried vegetables. Irwin Hinkle confronted Veronica and got her to back off, but Betty then pulled a taser out from under her dress and jammed it into the Lard's gargantuan midsection. The big man was spasming like a beached whale while the referee's attention was distracted by the champion. When Betty finished, Bootlegger pushed past the referee and pulled the Lard back towards the middle of the ring. With the big man not moving, Bootlegger slapped on a sleeperhold. The ref checked the Lard, who was struggling to breath after the taser attack. The official checked his arm and it fell once. It fell twice. It fell...three times. The match was over, and The Bootlegger had retained the universal championship.

Wood: Another champion has survived here at WrestleFest! Joining the likes of Wang Chen and The Joker's Child, The Bootlegger has emerged from the Parade of Champions with his title intact.

Brewer: After that gruelling match with Virus Richards, Bootlegger faced tough challenges from Clay Moore and The Masked Lard and has to be given credit for surviving against opponents of that calibre on back to back evenings. Like him or not, Gene Barlotta proved over the past couple of days that he is one of the top men in this industry today. Whether you like his methods, you have to agree that they are effective.

Wood: There's no doubt about that. Barlotta's wrestling techniques have never been held in very high regard with many of us, but there's no arguing with his results. He is the universal champion, and nobody can deny that fact. Well, as you can see, the cell around the ring is lowering. Commissioner Grant Lindsay is making his way to ringside with two Brinks employees following closely behind carrying a grey lock box, in which we understand is the Survivor's Cup trophy that will be presented to the winner of our next contest. Four of the top wrestlers the MMP has ever seen will do battle for the honor of being the first man ever to capture that prestigious trophy. Let's go to the ring!

Survivor's Cup Challenge Finals
Four Corners of Death/Hell in a Cell Match
THE REGULATOR vs. THE MASKED LARD vs. THE DESTROYER vs. "THE CONMAN" WANG CHEN

The four men made their entrances separately, each getting a much deserved ovation from the fans in acknowledgement of the accomplishment that each had made in just qualifying for this final match. The Regulator was introduced first, sporting a look of confidence on his face in knowing that he was the only man in the match who had not wrestled earlier in the evening. He passed Loui Slugger and his Marbels medallion to Ray Brewer at ringside, pulled his battlemask down over his face, and stepped into the cell to await his opponents. Wang Chen was introduced next, joined again by tag team partner "WildCard" Sean Williams and carrying the TV belt, seemingly recoved from his match with Scott Worth and looking ready to make that jump to the top of the MMP. Bandages and all, The Destroyer came to the ring under his own power. He had Harbinger at his side and the tag team belt in his hand. In spite of his injuries, Destroyer had an evil look in his eye, looking to exact some revenge after what had happened earlier against Sam. The final man, The Masked Lard, came to the ring slowly with Irwin Hinkle leading the way. Whether his deliberate pace to ringside was a result of his injuries or his overwhelming mass was unclear, but there was no doubt in the arena that Hinkle had regrouped his man and had him ready to go. At the opening bell, the four men went right after one another and the sellout crowd let out a deafening roar. The Lard paired of with Regulator while Destroyer and Chen hooked up, hinting at a possible meeting down the road between The Cult and Lone Gunz. Regulator was focused on knocking the wind out of Lard, hitting him with a series of vicious shots to the chest while Destroyer overwhelmed the much smaller Chen with a series of heavy punches and kicks. Destroyer charged Chen with a clothesline, but the TV champ ducked out of the way, sending Destroyer into the buckle. Destroyer hit hard and staggered out, getting taken down by Chen with a drop toehold followed by a running elbowdrop. On the other side, Regulator nailed the winded Masked Lard with a spinning heel kick that took the big man off his feet. Wang Chen went for a cover on Destroyer, but Regulator saw it in time to go over and break it up before Chen could win the Cup. When Reg turned back around, the Lard was back on his feet. He grabbed Regulator and threw him out through the ropes to the area between the ring and the cell. Following Regulator out, Lard grabbed the smaller man and put him in a crippling bearhug, ramming him back first into the steel cell and dropping his limp body onto the floor before getting back in the ring. Chen continued working on the obviously wounded Destroyer, but was surprisingly spun around by the Lard and hit with a crushing belly to belly suplex. Chen almost disappeared beneath the Lard's 500-plus pound frame, but it wasn't enough to put him away. With the other three men battling in the ring, Regulator slid under the ring to catch a breather while the others tired themselves out. The Lard stomped away on Chen, but was quickly turned around and caught with a big sidewalk slam from Destroyer. The former extreme champ made the cover, but Chen crawled over just in time to break the pin. Chen and Destroyer started going at it once again, and when Lard got back to his feet, he joined Chen in double-teaming the Cult member. The big man clotheslined Destroyer down, but then suddenly turned and nailed Chen with a thunderous headbutt. The Lard then legdropped both men simultaneously and looked ready to win the match. Stacking Chen on top of Destroyer, Lard dragged the pile to the corner and went to the top rope. The fans held their collective breath in anticipation just before the Lard came off, nailing the pile of Chen and Destroyer with the Lardsault!! Hearing the loud crash of the Lard hitting the mat, Regulator quickly cut up from under the ring as the referee counted the 1...2...Regulator nailed Lard with an elbow to the back of the head to break the pin. Pulling a fire extinguisher up from the hole, Regulator nailed Lard in the head with the foreign object before slapping on the Pinch!!! The big man was struggling to hold on while the referee came over to check and see if he wanted to give it up. At the same time, Regulator was struggling to keep the hold on the huge man, but Sean Williams shouted something in to the referee. The ref acknowledged him and looked over at what Williams was saying. Realizing that Chen was still on top of Destroyer after the two had been victimized by the Lardsault, the ref left Regulator and Lard and counted the 1...2...3!!!! The crowd errupted as Chen's barely conscious arm was raised in victory. The cell was raised to the ceiling as Williams got in the ring to help his partner back to his feet. Regulator, Lard, and Destroyer all made their exit as Commissioner Lindsay stepped between the ropes to present Wang Chen with the Survivor's Cup in the middle of the ring.

Wood: Wang Chen has won the Survivor's Cup!! Ladies and gentlemen, Wang Chen will now go on to challenge for the world title on June 12 in Winnipeg, Manitoba! This has to be considered an upset by many of the so-called experts.

Brewer: I agree, I think this is a huge upset, but when you think about it, it probably shouldn't be. Wang Chen is the reigning TV champion and has one of the most impressive records the MMP has ever seen. Even though he associates himself with that cowardly lowlife Sean Williams, he has proven himself to be one hell of a wrestler. I never thought I would say it, but congratulations to Wang Chen!

Wood: Well, we know one half of the main event for the June 12 Hardcore Saturday Night event. Now it's time to find out the other. The main event of the Parade of Champions is up next with the finals of the world title gauntlet. We know that Captain Patrick O'Conner, the leader of the new supergroup known as The Untouchables, is the champion. What we don't know is who the challenger will be. We should find out momentarily, as we send it to the ring for the final time at WrestleFest!

MMP World Championship Match
CAPTAIN PATRICK O'CONNER (C) vs. TO BE ANNOUNCED

O'Conner made his way out first, receiving a tremendous ovation from the St. Louis crowd. On his way to his first title defense, O'Conner, with George Achica at his side, had a look of unquestioned confidence on his face. He passed the belt to the timekeeper and stepped in the ring, going over some last minute strategy before the lights in the arena went out. When they came back on, the man who had appeared at the end of the Masochrist/Regulator match at the end of the last Saturday Night Slams appeared in the ring. He whipped off his cloak to reveal...THE RYNO!!! The fans burst into cheers at the realization that one of their favorites was back. O'Conner nodded his head approvingly, as if he had known all along. The two circled in the middle of the ring, exchaging a handshake before locking up to get the final match of the PPV underway. From the lockup, the two longtime allies quickly forgot about their friendship, exchaning hard right hands back and forth as the crowd's approval got louder and louder. After landing a series of three straight punches, O'Conner backed Ryno off and nailed him with a big running lariat. Ryno pulled himself back up in the corner, but O'Conner wasn't holding back and nailed a big avalanche against the buckle. O'Conner caught Ryno coming out and went for a hiptoss, but Ryno held his ground and nailed O'Conner with a big clothesline! Laying O'Conner's throat across the middle ropes, Ryno ran off the other side and jumped on O'Conner's back, jamming the rope into his opponent's neck before slapping on an armbar. O'Conner managed to make his way to the ropes and used a judo throw to force Ryno to break the hold. After the first few minutes, the two participants found themselves right back where they started. Ryno and O'Conner nodded at one another and locked up again. O'Conner again gained the advantage, hitting Ryno with a belly to belly suplex. Ryno was slow to get up and O'Conner went for a back suplex, but Ryno reversed it, nailing O'Conner with a back suplex of his own. O'Conner landed awkwardly on his neck and didn't move for a few moments. When he started moving again, O'Conner needed help from the ropes to get up. Ryno moved in quickly, but almost with a look of hesitation on his face. He nailed O'Conner with a kick to the gut and lifted him up in the Ryno Charge! Just as he went to drop O'Conner, the Captain countered the powerbomb, driving Ryno down face first with a rocker dropper! Both men were slow in getting back to their feet. O'Conner went for a clothesline, but Ryno ducked out of the way and lifted O'Conner up in position for the Ryno Horn! Again showing how well he knew his opponent, O'Conner countered the move, sliding down Ryno's back and hitting him with a Samoan drop! Seemingly having knocked the wind out of his opponent, O'Conner acted quickly, slapping Ryno in the Celtic Cross! Despite the pain, Ryno refused to give up. Realizing that his opponent was not a quitter, O'Conner wisely re-positioned his body, keeping the hold locked in but rolling Ryno over so that his shoulders were on the canvas in a pinning position. Ryno kicked desperately, but was unable to free his arms from O'Conner's grasp and the referee counted him down for the three count. After the final bell, Ryno grabbed the world title belt away from the referee, insisting on presenting it to O'Conner himself. The two shook hands at the end of the match and held each other's arms high triumphantly in the middle of the ring. O'Conner then stepped away and pointed back at Ryno, who tore off his t-shirt, revealing an Untouchables shirt underneath!! O'Conner, Ryno, and George left the ring together as the screen fades to black.

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