Welcome to the world of professional wrestling! I’m Jeff Wolfe, your go-to reporter for all things pro wrestling. Today, we’re diving into a review of Fall Brawl 2000, a pay-per-view event that took place on September 17, 2000, at the HSBC Arena in Buffalo, New York. This event featured some intense matches and surprising moments that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
The night kicked off with a Cruiserweight Title match between Kwee Wee and Elix Skipper. Kwee Wee, the defending champion, put up a valiant fight against Skipper, but interference from The Thrillers ultimately cost him the match. Despite the illogical ending, this opener showcased the athleticism of both competitors and set the tone for the rest of the event. (source)
The next match featured 3 Count taking on Misfits In Action. This match was a breath of fresh air, showcasing the talent of both teams without any unnecessary gimmicks. It was a classic wrestling match that reminded us why we love this sport. 3 Count and Misfits In Action delivered an entertaining performance that had the crowd on their feet. (source)
One of the standout moments of the night was the Natural Born Thrillers vs. Filthy Animals/Paul Orndorff/Big Vito match. With a total of seven wrestlers involved, this match had its fair share of chaos. However, the highlight was Paul Orndorff, who used his knowledge of the Thrillers to outsmart them. Orndorff’s experience and cunning allowed him to eliminate several members of the opposing team. Despite the confusing nature of the match, Orndorff’s performance stood out. (source)
The night took a dark turn with the Madusa/Kidman vs. Torrie Wilson/Shane Douglas match. This match took place on a scaffold, and the rules were unclear. The match ended with a controversial crash onto a soft pad, leaving viewers scratching their heads. It was a disappointing way to end what could have been an exciting match. (source)
The main event of the evening was a rematch between Booker T and Kevin Nash for the WCW World Title. This time, the match took place inside a steel cage. Booker T managed to reclaim the title from Nash, delivering a clean victory. While the match itself was nothing special, the result was a satisfying one for fans who wanted to see Booker T regain his championship. (source)
Overall, Fall Brawl 2000 had its ups and downs. While some matches delivered exciting and entertaining moments, others fell flat due to confusing rules or unnecessary gimmicks. However, the event showcased the talent and athleticism of the wrestlers involved, reminding us why we love professional wrestling. (source)
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