World Wrestling Federation
The tag team belts have changed hands. Mankind and Al Snow won the titles (date unknown). Later they lost them to the New Age Outlaws (11.04.99).

Arnold Schwarzenegger was part of Smackdown on UPN (11.11.99). He was given a WWF heavyweight title belt for his box-office sales by Vince McMahon.

The new WWF heavyweight champion is Paul Wight (the Big Show in the WWF, the Giant in WCW; 11.14.99).

Andrew "Test" Martin and Stephanie McMahon tried to get married on national TV (RAW 11.29.99). Hunter Heast Helmsley crashed the party. This was the second live wedding on the WWF. The first one had the Randy "Macho Man" Savage marrying Miss Elizabeth.
 

World Championship Wrestling
As mentioned last month (and as everyone knows) the Outsiders are back in WCW. Kevin Nash made fun of Vince McMahon (WWF) as the "promoter" (11.02.99). Scott Hall that same night won the US heavyweight championship from Sid (real name Sid Eudy; a.k.a Psycho Sid, Sid Justice, Syd Vicious).

Dustin Runnels (Golddust in the WWF) returned to WCW as 7enth (or some stupid name like that) (date?). He was dressed up like like the Undertaker and very pissed because his father Dusty Runnels was fired by WCW.

Speaking of terminations, Arn Anderson was also fired (11.22.99). This would be the third termination since everything started going bad in WCW. Right after Eric Bischoff was fired (first) and some wrestlers fled to other promotions, including ECW, WCW took drastic measures. Many internet polls indicate that fans don't like the changes in WCW. WCW is desperate for rankings and, instead of making things right, WCW is making them wrong. WCW introduced the Powers That Be which no one seems to know who they are or want. Speaking of this Powers That Be, they won the tag team belts from Konnan and Kidman (11.22.99).

Bret Hart (11.21.99) at last won the vacant WCW heavyweight championship.
 

Extreme Championship Wrestling
As an ad for the November to Remember PPV, ECW used the November Rain music video of Guns N' Roses, changing most of the footage with their own. The video clip looked good (11.06.99) especially weeks before the release of the new Guns N' Roses double CD live album (11.30.99).

Nothing really changed in the November to Remember PPV (11.07.99). There were no title changes. There were less clothes on Francine and some friction between Lance Storn and Justin Credible.

ECW is known for it "Blood and Guts" attitude. At last the video game is a realiTy. Acclaim is working on Hardcore Wrestling, schedule for late spring 2000 release.

ECW is also known for the cat-fights. Tammy Lynn Sytch and Francine had a cat-fight on ECW on TNN (11.19.99) showing off their butts. No one minds these fights especially with Joey Styles shouting "Cat-fight!"
 

National Wrestling Association
The following was sent by MC Wrestling. In Loganville, last night (11.11.99) a growing crowd saw a great night of NWA GA Wrestling. In the first match two rookies faced one another in their first match ever, Chase Fox defeated TA Hammer.

Then "Southpaw" Chris Richardson defeated Onyx in a well received match.

Andy Anderson and David Young battled to a double count out, and continued battling after the bell, leading to the lockeroom emptying.

Which led to a tag where David Young, Onyx and Mark Phor Michaels took on Dusty Dotson, TJ Gray and Andy Anderson. The team of Anderson, Gary and Dotson got the win when Mark Phor hit his partner Onyx with a chair setting up the pin.

Thunder acted as special ring announcer for several matches.

Tuesday, 11.16.99 in Griffin, GA at the Country Rock Cafe it was a Big Night for NWA Georgia Fans.

"Stardust Dusty Dotson defeated Frenchy Riviera.

Rick Michaels defeated Air Paris with help from David Young.

TJ Gray and Onyx fought to a double count-out.

Air Paris and Jorge Estrada beat Bad Attitude with help from Honest John.

In the 11 Man Mega Rumble, Tuesday, 11.16.99 in Griffin, GA at the Country Rock Cafe it was a Big Night for NWA Georgia Fans. Thunder eliminated the Punisher, Crowbar to win the match.

In Loganville at the GA Belle Center 11.23.99 Onyx defeated Chris Richardson.

Silky Boom Boom defeated Tommy Too Much.

In the six-man tag ordered by David Young who "acted" as commissioner replacing David Lee, TJ Gray, Onyx, and Silky Boom Boom defeated Vic Violent, Chris Richardson, and Tommy Too Much. David Young reversed the original win by Gray, Onyx, and Silky, only to get pinned himself.
 

Championship Pro Wrestling / Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling
The following was sent by CPW Wrestling. It could be considered the most revolutionary weekend ever for Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling. In just two days, the PCW crowned three new champions. The Heavyweight, Americas, and Commonwealth Title have all changed hands. Not only that, but the inaugural PCW/Giorgio Foods Tag Team Tournament winners were also decided.

The biggest surprise of the weekend was the unmasking of PCW manager El Hijo del Muerte. For months everybody has claimed that it was Judd The Stud under the mask, but as you read below, it was not who we thought it was afterall.

This weekend also marked the first time Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling brought in wrestlers from Les Thatcher's Heartland Wrestling Association in Cincinnati, Ohio. Race Steele and Cody Hawk represented the HWA well in the tag team tournament on Friday night, traveling all the way to the semi-finals of the tournament before being eliminated.

The first night (11.05.99) of the double-shot weekend began with the introduction of two new wrestlers. From the Heartland Wrestling Association in Cincinnati, Ohio, the team of Cody Hawk and Race Steele. Hawk and Steele both stated that it was their pleasure to come to Hamburg and wrestle for the PCW. They also told the fans that they would take the Tag Team Tournament trophy to Cincinnati, Ohio later tonight.

The team of J.J. Johnson and Vincent Goodnite defeated E.S. Easton's "Box Office" team of "Fabulous" Mozart Fontaine and "Hardcore" Nick Mondo to advance to the semi-final round of the PCW/Giorgio Foods Tag Team Tourney.

Michael Modest and his manager El Hijo del Muerte were brought to the ring. Modest told everyone of his plans for the Cheetah Master later in the night. A few minutes into the interview, PCW President Blaine DeSantis came to the ring and took the microphone from Modest. Mr DeSantis then directed his attention to El Hijo del Muerte. He told him that tonight was the night where he would be unmasked. Blaine then called out some friends from the back. Scott Furie, Johnny Maxx, Flash Flanagan, Cody Hawk, and Race Steele all came to the ring and tossed Modest out, leaving everyone face to face with El Hijo del Muerte. Blaine then called PCW CEO Cheryl Zito to the ring and said that she would have the honor of unmasking Judd The Stud. Furie and Maxx untied the mask and just before CEO Cheryl took it off Mr DeSantis asked Judd if he was ready, Judd responded with a resounding "NO!" and with that CEO Cheryl took off the mask and revealed that it was not Judd, it was PCW referee Larry Peace. At this point, everyone was wondering where the voice of Judd The Stud came from and just then Judd came from behind the curtain and approached the ring. He told Mr DeSantis and CEO Cheryl that he has reinstated himself as a manager since he is a partial owner of the company. He then threatened the job of Cheryl Zito. He told her she must kiss the Ground he walks on or she is fired. With that CEO Cheryl got down and gave Judd The Stud a low blow that he would not soon forget. Judd retorted in a considerably low voice afterwards.

WWF developmental star Joe E. Legend and his partner from Ohio Valley Wrestling, Jason Lee defeated the team of PCW veteran Boogie Woogie Brown and mid-western lightweight Jimi V to advance to the semi-final round of the tag team tournament with the help of interference by the Kodiak Bear.

Scott Furie, accompanied to the ring by his friend Johnny Maxx defeated PCW Commonwealth champion Mr Ooh La La with his manager E.S. Easton to win the Commonwealth Title.

The self-proclaimed "Natural" Ty Street and Ground Zero with their manager Judd The Stud defeated Flash Flanagan and Boogie Woogie Brown, who filled in for a missing Glen Osbourne, with the help of the referee for the match, Larry Peace. Advancing Street and Zero to the semi-final round of the Tag Team Tournament.

The Heartland Wrestling Association's Cody Hawk and Race Steele defeated Jay Love and Kodiak Bear with their dual managers Sebastian Knight and E.S. Easton with the help of Boogie Woogie Brown after he hit Kodiak with his own PCW Tag Team Title belt. Following the match Boogie and Kodiak went at it all over the Hamburg Field House. PCW President Blaine DeSantis had to physically split them apart. This match advanced Hawk and Steele to the semi-finals.

PCW President Blaine DeSantis made his way to the ring once again, this time to thank all of the fans for coming to Hamburg. He then thanked one PCW fan in articular for coming back out to a PCW show since the tragic death of his 15 year old daughter. Mr DeSantis dedicated the rest of the show to her. He then told the fans that PCW would be back on 12.04.99 with some major World Wrestling Federation superstars.

From the World Wrestling Federation, The Blue Meanie defeated "Fast" Eddie Valentine with his manager and personal groomer Sebastian Knight with his patented, "Meanie-Sault" from the top rope.

Crowd favorites JJ Johnson and Vincent Goodnite defeated Ty Street and Ground Zero with their manager Judd The Stud to move to the finals of the inaugural PCW/Giorgio Foods Tag Team Tournament after referee Paul Turner came to the ring to make the count after Larry Peace was accidentally knocked out by Ground Zero.

Joe E. Legend and Jason Lee defeated Cody Hawk and Race Steele to secure their spot in the final round of the tournament.

Michael Modest with Judd The Stud defeated The Cheetah Master as a result of a countout with assistance from "their personal referee" Larry Peace who made the count on the fallen Cheetah Master while he was attacked by The Mean Street Posse, Ty Street, and Ground Zero on the outside. Following the match Cheetah and Modest went back and forth on the microphone. Cheetah then challenged Modest to find a team of five to take on some of Cheetah'S friends later in the night.

In the finals of the first Annual PCW/Giorgio Foods Tag Team Tournament the team of Joe E. Legend and Jason Lee defeated J.J. Johnson and Vincent Goodnite in a hard fought match by all. Following the match, Legend and Lee were awarded the trophy as photographers from several wrestling magazines snapped photos on the outside. Johnson and Goodnite then congratulated the winners in a show of excellent sportsmanship.

Team Cheetah (Cheetah Master, Boogie Woogie Brown, Flash Flanagan, Jimi V and The Blue Meanie) defeated Team Modest (Michael Modest, Ty Street, Ground Zero, and The Mean Street Posse) in one of the most volatile brawls in the history of Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling.