Opening match: Jim Cornett "faints" when Jake Roberts tosses the snake on him; Jerry Lawler suggests that Cornett needs "mouth-to-mouth" to be revived, then asks _"Where's Golddust when you need him? He could revive Cornett..."_ LMAO Speaking of Golddust, the "match" between him and Jim "Ultimate Warrior" Hellwig was a hoot; it was a long, drawn-out prelude that ended in practically nothing, but oh so worth it just to watch what happened. I laughed out loud watching that..and again, Golddust has never been a favorite "character" of mine but kudos to Dustin Runnels for playing the character brilliantly. This was a great "short story" on this particular card. The rest of the evening went pretty much just like you would expect, with the heels pulling all sorts of shenanigans. I don't, for the life of me, see how Leon White managed to get to the status he achieved; the guy was bland, unexciting, and dull as dirt. Still, they keep putting him over for some reason. Nothing surprising or earth-shattering here; just another card to be watched if you're trying to catch up on "ancient history" like I am.