The Big One in the Garden

No-Time-Limit-Submission Match:
Dean Malenko made Steve Williams submit to a figure-four leglock in 0:20:57.
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Terry Taylor pinned Lex Luger after a crucifix in 0:17:39.
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The Can-Am Express beat The Funk Brothers when Kroffat pinned D. Funk Jr. after
a moonsault bodyblock in 0:05:07.

Rick Rude pinned 1-2-3 Kid with the Rude Awakening in 0:17:38.
                (Rick Rude retained the WWF Intercontinental Title)

Man Mountain Rock and Cactus Jack beat Chris Benoit and Owen Hart when
Man Mountain Rock pinned Benoit with the Front Layout Suplex in 0:12:57.
    (Cactus Jack and Man Mountain Rock retained the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Marty Jannetty pinned Shawn Michaels after a superkick in 0:10:42.
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The Undertaker pinned Kwang after a choke slam in 0:10:58.

Diesel pinned Jeff Jarrett with the Jackknife in 0:21:16.

Bret Hart made Bruiser Bedlam submit to the Sharpshooter in 0:10:57.
                     (Bret Hart retained the WWF World Title)



Match observations: 

Boy, DiBiase really did a number on Steve Williams with that chair. Forty
stitches and about a gallon of blood - needless to say, Dr. Death is fuming hot
at DiBiase.

Ring veteran Terry Taylor proved why he definitely is one of the smartest 
grapplers in the world and probably Ted DiBiase's current biggest asset.

Could it be that Marty Jannetty is finally getting the better on his former
partner ? Not even a hyperactive Psycho Sid could save Michaels from Jannetty's
superkick.

After his layoff, Diesel is back and better than ever. He announced he'd be
pursuing the WWF World Title currently held by Bret Hart - friendship or not.

Bret Hart, however, isn't as concerned about Diesel as he is about the threat of
Steve Williams. He's faced Diesel in the past and more than held his own against
the big man. Steve Williams, on the other side, is a whole new ballgame for him,
and it isn't lost on Bret that Williams elevated himself to one of Japan's top
foreigners via his sheer endless arsenal of killer moves. Bret shouldn't worry
too much about Williams, though, since his next defense will be against the big
550-pounder, Yokozuna, who nearly squashed the Hitman with his Banzai Drop.

Speaking of Dr. Death, WWF Commentator Michaels P.S. Hayes conducted an
interview with him to close the program. Williams mocked DiBiase's decision to
only have Dean Malenko wrestle submission matches as these are the Shooter's
speciality and challenged the MDM to his speciality match - a death match - at
King of the Ring.