NWA Cybersapce Above The Law 11/19/2005

NWA Cyberspace presents Above The Law
Date: 11/19/2005
From: Wayne, NJ

The show starts off with the entire locker room at ringside to mourn the passing of Eddie Guerrero. There is a ten-bell tribute for the life and career of Eddie Guerrero.

Opening Contest: The SAT (Joel & Jose) vs. Amazing Red & Archadia in a number one contenders match: Joel and Archadia kickoff the tag match. Joel backs Archadia into a corner and delivers a chop before backing off. Archadia backs Joel into a corner, but does a clean break instead of a cheap shot. Joel wants to do a test of strength and Archadia tries to do it, but Joel decides to flip Archadia off instead. They eventually do the test of strength with Archadia getting met with chops against the ropes. Archadia comes off the ropes with a hurricanrana. Archadia strikes Joel and leaps off the top to get a rollup. Archadia heel kicks Joel into the corner and they have a standoff. Red and Jose tag into the match. Jose teases Red on a test of strength and backs off. Red controls Jose with a hammerlock before switching to a headlock. Red shoulder blocks Jose and runs the ropes. Red head scissor arm drags Jose followed by a dropkick to knock Jose through the ropes to the floor. Red runs the ropes, but Joel cuts Red off with a forearm strike. Archadia springboards off the ropes, but settles for a dropkick to knock Joel to the floor. Archadia takes Joel out with a somersault dive to the floor! Red kicks Jose on the knee followed by a chop before rolling back into the ring. Jose is worked over against the ropes. Red and Archadia hit a few kicks for a two count. Red chops Jose in the corner and delivers a running forearm in the corner. Red continues with a kick to the back.

Red nails Jose with another kick to the head for a two count. Archadia tags into the match and works over Jose with forearms. Archadia delivers a few punches, but is yanked down to the mat by Jose. Joel tags back into the match and strikes Archadia in the ribs. Joel hits three snap suplexs in memory of Eddie Guerrero. Joel tries for a cover, but Archadia kicks out at two. Joel kicks Archadia and delivers a running yakuza kick for a near fall. Joel drives Archadia down with a vertical suplex for a two count. Jose tags into the match and chops Archadia. Jose knocks Red off the apron to the floor. Jose slams Archadia to the mat followed by a brainbuster for a two count. Jose spits at Red on the apron. Jose puts a Texas Cloverleaf on Archadia, but doesn’t get a submission as Red kicks Jose. Jose switches to a reverse figure four leg lock. Archadia can’t reach the ropes, but Jose lets go of the hold. Jose chops Archadia in the corner several times. Jose forearms Archadia in the corner and dumps Archadia to the apron. Jose heads to the top rope, but Archadia leaps onto the ropes to kick Jose to the mat. Joel gets the tag, but Red hits a missile dropkick and spinning heel kicks to clean house. Red kicks Joel and rolls over Joel’s back to kick Jose. Red plants Joel with a cutter for a two count. Red hits a tilt a whirl reverse DDT on Jose. Red tries for the Code Red, but Joel kicks Red to make the save. Archadia comes off the ropes and dropkicks the SAT. Archadia leaps off of Joel’s back to hit a leg drop. Jose plants Archadia with a suplex. Red ducks a clothesline and hits the Code Red on Jose for a near fall. Joel plants Red with a double under hook sit out piledriver for a near fall. Joel sits Red on the top turnbuckle and Jose climbs to the top as well. SAT plant Red with the Spanish Fly! Red somehow gets up first from that. Archadia somersault dives onto Joel off the apron tot he floor. Red climbs to the top hitting a frog splash on Jose to win the match. (***. It’s a good match, but the match structure was a bit baffling. Red being the first to get up after taking the Spanish Fly was a bit… weird. It’s a fun start to the show and flew by.) After the match, SAT attack Red and Archadia with steel chairs. SAT complain on the microphone, but Billy Firehawk doesn’t give in and they walk off pissed.

Backstage, All Money Is Legal is interviewed regarding a potential against Red & Archadia. They think Red and Archadia got lucky tonight since they aren’t normally partners. They have other things to worry about considering they have a title match tonight.

Backstage, Xavier is interviewed. Xavier is told he should try to cheat, but Xavier blames the interviewer for costing him a match recently. Xavier isn’t kicking his ass right now because they just had a ten-bell salute. Xavier doesn’t need to prove anything. Xavier isn’t letting people get in his way moving forward. Xavier explains he’s the best because he goes all around beating the best. Xavier says that Roode will have to beat an internet star to become one.

Second Contest: Bobby Roode vs. Xavier: Roode gets arm control to start the match. Xavier counters and works over Roode’s arm a few times. Xavier switches to a hammerlock, but Roode counters. Roode shoulder blocks Xavier and runs the ropes. Xavier comes off the ropes to dropkick Roode followed by a hip toss and arm drag. Xavier keeps control with an arm bar on the mat. Roode rolls out of an arm bar and backs Xavier into a corner. Roode works over Xavier with right hands in the corner. Xavier responds with a chop out of the corner and they trade a few chops. Roode eye rakes Xavier followed by a headbutt. Xavier backdrops Roode out of the corner and Roode bails to the floor to regroup. Roode runs away from Xavier on the floor. Roode stomps Xavier on the mat several times. Roode rams Xavier into the corner and continues with strikes. Xavier chops Roode, but is cutoff quickly. Roode sends Xavier hard into the corner and taunts the crowd. Roode chokes Xavier over the middle rope and taunts the crowd some more. Roode elbows Xavier coming off the ropes and covers for a two count. Roode keeps Xavier on the mat with a chin lock. Roode pulls back on Xavier’s arms with his knee between the shoulder blades. Xavier muscles out, but Roode delivers a strike to the back and continues to work over Xavier with a slam. Roode leaps off the middle rope hitting a fist drop for a two count. Roode controls Xavier on the mat with a neck vice. Roode knee lifts Xavier against the ropes a few times. Roode plants Xavier with a back suplex for a two count. Roode keeps a sleeper on Xavier, but doesn’t get a submission.

Xavier elbows free from Roode, but they trade strikes. Xavier delivers a forearm smash and a scoop slam. Xavier sends Roode into the ropes and delivers a kick followed by a flying forearm smash. Xavier works over Roode in the corner with strikes. Xavier nails Roode with a springboard knee strike for a near fall. Xavier tries for a neckbreaker, but Roode breaks free and hits a full nelson slam for a two count. Roode grabs a hockey stick, but Xavier blocks it with a kick. The referee takes the stick away from Xavier allowing Roode to deliver a lariat from behind to pickup the win. (*1/2. There wasn’t a lot to this one. I found it to be mostly boring.)

Backstage, the Solution are interviewed. Papadon is injured and slaps the referee for making a John Cena joke. Papason is tired of the politics happening in NWA Cyberspace. Papadon introduces Mike Tobin as their newest member to even the odds. Tonight they aren’t the problem, but rather the solution.

Third Contest: NWA Cyberspace Cruiser-X Champion Elix Skipper vs. Shark Boy: Skipper gains control with a waist lock and arm drags Boy to the mat leading to a standoff. Boy puts a hammerlock on Skipper, but Skipper counters with a rollup for a one count. Skipper takes Boy down to the mat to control with a front face lock, but Boy counters with a hammerlock and knee drops Skipper on the arm. Skipper bridges out of a pin and stares down Boy. Skipper leg sweeps Boy to the mat and they have another standoff. Boy leg trips Skipper to the mat leading to a standoff. Skipper gets control with a hammerlock, but Boy counters and dropkicks Skipper to the floor. Skipper hit the guard railing. Boy waits in the ring instead of following to the outside. Skipper shoulder rams from the apron and dropkicks Boy to the floor. Skipper sends Boy into the corner and delivers a snapmare. Skipper shoulder blocks Boy and runs the ropes. Skipper ducks a chop and Boy bites Skipper on the ass. Skipper flips out on the floor over Shark Boy’s antics. Skipper backs Boy into a corner and delivers a forearm strike to the chest. Skipper clubs Boy over the back to maintain the advantage. Skipper sends Boy into the corner back first and snapmares Boy followed by a kick to the back for a two count.

Skipper knee lifts Boy a few times against the ropes and puts a neck vice on Boy before delivering a knee lift. Skipper hits a belly to belly suplex and leaps off the top rope missing a leg drop. Boy gets to his feet and hammers away on Skipper with several strikes. Boy drives Skipper down onto his knee and delivers a neckbreaker for a two count. Boy rams Skipper into the corner to maintain the advantage. Boy punches Skipper in the corner several times. Boy bites Skipper’s forehead in the corner. Boy hits a middle rope bulldog for a two count. Skipper hits a headlock suplex for a near fall. Boy kicks Skipper in the corner and hits the Dead Sea Driver sending Skipper over the top to the floor. Skipper is knocked out on the floor and Boy tries to get Skipper back into the ring. Boy manages to get Skipper back in the ring, but Skipper surprises Boy with an inside cradle and wins the match! (*1/2. A bit a downer of a match, but I wasn’t sure what I was expecting from these two. The finish was executed well as I thought it may have been a count-out, but Skipper prevailing with a sneak pin worked well here. Shark Boy is over well in Cyberspace, but he’s not producing high quality matches.)

Fourth Contest: Talia & Traci Brooks vs. Cindy Rogers & ODB: Brooks and ODB kickoff the tag match with ODB backing Brooks into a corner, but the referee forces a rope break. ODB jumps into the referees arm to flirt with him. ODB backs Brooks into another corner and the referee breaks them up again. ODB spits water into Brooks face and delivers a few strikes. Brooks misses a spear as ODB sidesteps against the ropes. April Hunter scares ODB on the floor and Brooks gets control in the ring with chops. Brooks monkey flips ODB out of the corner causing ODB to bail to the floor again. Rogers tags into the match to try her luck. Rogers works over Talia with strikes on the mat to keep the advantage. Talia hits a tilt a whirl head scissors on Rogers followed by a clothesline in the corner and a bulldog for a near fall. Talia chokes Rogers on the mat, but ODB makes the save. ODB enters the match and scoop slams Talia for a two count. ODB chokes Talia over the middle rope and rams Talia into the corner. Rogers tags back in and pummels Talia with right hands followed by a snapmare. Rogers sends Talia chest first into the corner and hits a side Russian leg sweep a couple of times and locks in a modified octopus submission. Rogers clubs Talia over the back, but Talia gets an inside cradle for a two count. ODB tags into the match and kicks Talia in the ribs. ODB pummels Talia on the mat with right hands leading to a near fall. ODB strikes Talia against the ropes and Rogers tags into the match. Rogers has Talia on her shoulders and hits a swinging side slam on the mat for a near fall. Talia punches free and they collide on stereo clothesline attempts. Brooks tags into the match and shoulder blocks ODB followed by an elbow strike. Brooks hits a head scissors on ODB for a near fall. ODB knee lifts Brooks and tries for a slam, but Brooks counters with a DDT for a two count as Rogers made the save. Rogers sends Brooks into the ropes, but Brooks sends Rogers to the floor. ODB knee lifts Brooks and runs into an elbow strike. Brooks tries for a sunset flip and yanks down ODB’s trunks for a near fall. ODB walks around with her butt exposed and is clotheslined by Brooks for the three count. (*1/2. Probably went a little long, but all four women came across fairly well throughout. Brooks showed some good moves and ODB’s charisma was a bright spot. I was not expecting ODB to do the Flair trunk pulldown spot. That was funny.) After the match, Rogers attacks Brooks and Talia from behind. Rogers puts a dragon sleeper on Brooks, but April Hunter makes the save and tosses Rogers to the floor.

Fifth Contest: Rhino vs. Abyss in a best two out of three falls tables match: Abyss works over Rhino with a flurry of right hands in the corner. Abyss taunts the crowd as Rhino recovers in the corner. Rhino fires back with right hands of his own. Rhino drops Abyss in the corner and plays to the crowd. Rhino kicks Abyss and blocks a hip toss attempt to deliver a clothesline to send Abyss to the floor. Rhino rams Abyss face first onto the apron and shoves Abyss into the crowd. Rhino grabs a trash can and whacks Abyss over the head. Abyss hits Rhino over the back with a trash can shot. Abyss rams Rhino face first onto the merch table. Rhino fights back with right hands and Abyss sends Rhino into the padded wall. Abyss drags a table in the crowd to go after Rhino some more. Rhino staggers Abyss with a strike. Abyss forearms Rhino onto the table. Rhino kicks Abyss and delivers a chair shot over the back. Rhino continues with several chair shots over the back. Rhino leaps off the bleachers to splash Abyss through a table to win the first fall. Rhino: 1 — Abyss: 0

Rhino continues to work over Abyss in the crowd with right hands. They brawl up the bleachers with Rhino pummeling Abyss several times. Abyss fights back from sitting down to knock Rhino down the bleachers. Abyss rams Rhino face first onto the bleachers and grabs a steel chair. Abyss whacks Rhino over the back. Abyss continues to punch Rhino at ringside. Abyss grabs a table from under the ring and slides it into the ring. Rhino rams Abyss face first onto the ring steps. Rhino grabs a table from under the ring. Rhino rolls Abyss into the ring. Abyss works over Rhino with strikes in the corner. Abyss sends Rhino hard into the corner. Abyss sets a table up in the ring. Abyss knee lifts Rhino and knocks Rhino into the corner. Abyss signals for the chokeslam, but Rhino low blows Abyss to counter the move. Rhino sets another table up in the corner. Abyss stops Rhino with a body strike. Abyss strikes Rhino in the corner several times. Abyss chokes Rhino over the middle rope. Rhino hits a belly to belly suplex. Rhino waits in the corner and charges, but Abyss stops Rhino with a chokeslam through a table. Rhino: 1 — Abyss: 1

Abyss sets the table up in the corner and grabs Rhino. Rhino fires back with right hands. Rhino elbows Abyss in the corner and manages to GORE Abyss through the table in the corner to win the match. Rhino: 2 — Abyss: 1. (*1/2. This went exactly how you’d expect it to go. They went heavy on brawling and the table spots carried the entertainment value. the commentary team tried to act as if this was ultraviolent in a CZW manner, which is not the case whatsoever. The definition of a house show style tables match.)

Backstage, John Shane is interviewed. Shane is in his street clothes and doesn’t look thrilled and hyped up for the show. Shane is asked what his problem with women is. Shane denies that he has any issue with women and lists Cindy Rogers, Jazz and ODB as evidence of that. Shane has managed them. Shane explains that as a kid managers were a big thing and wanted to be a manager. Shane watched Cornette and Heenan as he got older. Shane knew that he’d be able to be a great manager after studying them. Then in the early 90s, Sunny busts on the scene and knew that male managers were done with. Shane blames Sunny for male managers not getting a shot anymore. Shane is fighting for a crumb in this business. Shane firmly believes that he could be well-known, but Sunny ruined that. Shane claims that women don’t know anything about wrestling. Shane has a problem with the ladies being shoved down the fans throat. Shane believes that Sunny rode the coattails of Chris Candido. Shane says that Sunny can’t match wits with him. Shane promises that he’d take care of Sunny. Shane hopes the tide will turn eventually and male managers will be appreciated and wanted. He’s keeping the candle lit and doesn’t want managing to end with him. Shane wants to be known as the guy who kept managing alive.

Backstage, Tammy Sytch is shadow boxing when aMIL walks into the scene. Tammy promises that John Shane will regret ever messing with any of them. Tammy comically misses a punch to the hand when trying to be aggressive during the segment.

Backstage, John Shane is on the phone demanding information from someone. Shane walks off when the Solution comes over.

Prior to the next match, the ring announcer announces that a car has been towed and it ends up being Sunny’s. Obviously, John Shane has done this to get under her skin. Sunny tells AMIL that she’s got to take care of this and leaves the ringside area.

Sixth Contest: NWA Cyberspace Tag Team Champions All Money Is Legal (Murda & Pusha) vs. Havok & Mike Tobin in a tornado tag rules: Pusha dropkicks Havok and Tobin from behind. Murda hits a running blockbuster on Havok. Tobin is met with a bulldog and neckbreaker to keep control of the match. Havok and Tobin regroup on the floor. Havok is double teamed in the corner and sent across the ring. Murda tried for a hurricanrana out of the corner, but Havok didn’t go over so they do it again. Pusha nails Havok with a knee strike. Tobin works over Pusha with strikes, but misses a clothesline. Tobin counters a crucifix attempt with a slam for a two count. Havok works over Murda on the floor as Tobin nails Pusha with a neckbreaker. Tobin puts on AMIL’s ring attire and continues to work over Pusha. Murda gets in the ring to nail Tobin with a yakuza kick. Murda nails Tobin with a dropkick for a two count. Havok works over Murda with forearm strikes against the ropes and hits a press slam turned into a Samoan Drop. Pusha leaps off the top to knock Havok down and continues with strikes. Havok stops Pusha, but Pusha delivers a few knee strikes. Havok punches Pusha in the corner as Tobin pummels Murda on the floor. Havok decks Murda to the mat. Murda is driven down with a slingshot suplex by Tobin & Havok. Havok headbutts Murda over the lower back and Tobin connects with a standing dropkick. Pusha clotheslines Tobin from behind.

Pusha hammers away on Tobin with several strikes. Papadon trips Pusha from the floor to allow Tobin to keep control of the match. Papadon is sent into the ring post face first by Murda. Tobin hits a gut wrench suplex on Pusha while Havok slammed Murda into the guard railing. Tobin stomps Pusha and Havok chokes Pusha on the mat. Pusha hits a double DDT to gain come momentum. Pusha punches Tobin several times and kicks Tobin in the corner. Pusha is met with a boot in midair and Tobin hit an over the shoulder sit out slam for a near fall, but pulls Pusha up at the count of two. Tobin is stopped on the top and Havok is dropkicked into the corner. Pusha hits a top rope facebuster on Havok, but can’t make the cover. Tobin accidentally decks the referee missing Murda on a strike. AMIL double team Tobin hitting a double flatliner but there’s no referee. Papadon gets in the ring and delivers a low blow and DDT to Pusha. Papadon wakes the referee up and appears to have been faking a shoulder injury. Tobin also tries to wake the referee up. Murda switches places with Pusha and gets an inside cradle on Tobin to steal the victory. (**. It was fine for what it was, but it’s a disappointing match. Papadon not being involved due to injury is a bummer. This was one of the matches I was most looking forward to because both teams are solid and they tend to work well together. Solution especially lately have been on a roll in the ring. Plus, they didn’t seem to use the tornado tag rules to the fullest extent in terms of how wild the match could have gotten.)

Seventh Contest: Tammy “Sunny” Sytch vs. John Shane: Rhino comes out to force Shane into the ring with Sunny. Sunny mounts Shane and delivers several right hands. Sunny plants Shane with a DDT for a two count. Sunny clotheslines Shane coming off the ropes for another two count. Shane eye rakes Sunny from the apron and chokes Sunny with his Packers jersey. Shane sends Sunny into the corner and grabs a chair. Sunny sends Shane into the corner, but rams Shane’s head into the chair wedged in the ropes. Sunny slaps Shane to the mat. Sunny takes Shane’s shirt off. Sunny chops Shane against the ropes and gives Shane a wedgie. Sunny pulls Shane’s pants down to leave Shane in only his boxers. Sunny nails Shane with a stunner to win the match. After the match, Rhino GORES Sunny! Shane embraces Rhino and they appear to be aligned now. (NR. Comedy segment. Typical stuff you’d expect. That is until Rhino GORED Sunny. That was completely unexpected and awesome. Honestly, Rhino being a heel in Cyberspace with Shane as his manager could be fantastic.)

Backstage, Matt Bentley tells Mike Kruel to stay out of his way and let him win.

Backstage, Jasmine St. Clair demands answers from Chris Harris regarding the main event. Harris tells Jasmine that he’s in his gear and that everything will be taken care of.

Eighth Contest: NWA Cyberspace Internet Champion Josh Daniels vs. Matt Bentley vs. Mike Kruel: Bentley continues to talk to Kruel to work together. Bentley bailed on a double team and Daniels works over Kruel. Bobby Roode makes his way out to ringside to watch the match. Roode got music everything. Daniels forearms Kruel to the mat as Roode is joining commentary. Daniels plants Kruel with a back suplex for a two count. Bentley teases a sneak attack, but doesn’t. Kruel knee lifts Daniels, but Daniels regains control with strikes. Daniels kicks Kruel on the knee and is tripped by Bentley from the floor. Bentley sends Daniels into the guard railing. Bentley forearms Daniels against the railing to maintain the advantage. Bentley rolls Daniels into the ring and Kruel stomps Daniels. Daniels is driven down with a double suplex. Kruel clubs Daniels over the back and delivers a forearm as Daniels comes off the ropes. Kruel drives Daniels into the corner with a slam and puts Daniels in a tree of woe. Bentley stops Kruel so that Bentley can deliver a dropkick instead. Kruel works over Daniels with stomps and a neck vice on the mat. Kruel holds Daniels to allow Bentley to deliver an axe handle. Kruel sends Daniels hard into the corner and delivers a clothesline. Kruel tosses Daniels to the mat and locks in a camel clutch. Bentley dropkicks Daniels in the hold, as well.

Bentley gives Kruel directions to work over Daniels. Kruel tosses Daniels with a gut wrench suplex and delivers a few strikes on the mat. Kruel knee drops Daniels on the groin. Daniels runs into an overhead suplex by Kruel. Kruel and Bentley argue in the middle of the ring, but Daniels delivers a double clothesline and chops. Daniels nails Kruel with a kick to the back of the head. Daniels clotheslines Bentley coming off the ropes. Daniels forearms Bentley in the corner and hits a northern lights suplex for a two count. Daniels sits Bentley on the top turnbuckle, but is knocked off. Daniels locks in a Cloverleaf, but Bentley doesn’t give in and Kruel eye rakes Daniels to make the save. Kruel plants Daniels with a spinebuster for a two count. Kruel signals for the end, but Bentley superkicks Kruel to the floor. Bentley hits a cradle suplex for a two count on Daniels. Daniels fights back with chops and Bentley flapjacks Daniels coming off the ropes. Bentley waits in the corner, but Kruel gets on the apron and drops Bentley over the top rope. Daniels hits a German suplex and pins Bentley for the win. (**1/4. I like the storyline between Bentley and Kruel where Bentley is is trying to use the muscle man Kruel, but it backfires. Roode’s arrival for the match made it fairly obvious that Daniels was going to retain to allow their showdown in January. A decent three way match and it sets up likely two matches for January.)

Slyck Wagner Brown makes his way down to the ring to cut a promo. Brown notes that he’s here for a match with Rodney Mack, but Mack isn’t there. Brown is pissed that he’s got no match and is ready for a fight. Brown gets distracted by the fans cheering for an old man in a Batman outfit. Brown gets cutoff by Maven! Maven tells the crowd to shut up. They erupted for Maven coming out. The fans remind Maven that he got fired by WWE, which gets a smile out of Slyck. Maven says he’s a dear friend of Rodney Mack and tells Brown he can talk smack to him since Mack isn’t there. Maven brags about being a former Tough Enough champion and WWE Hardcore Champion. Maven insults Brown for wrestling in high school gyms while Maven wrestled in arenas such as Madison Square Garden and Staples Center. Maven tells Brown that he’s not worth his time. Brown says that Maven doesn’t deserve anything for being a Tough Enough champion. Maven ends up decking Slyck to the mat and delivers a few stomps. Maven pummels Brown with a flurry of strikes on the mat. Maven taunts the crowd and flexes. Brown got up and hammers away on Maven in the corner. Brown continues with a series of stomps in the corner. Brown is stopped by a kick to the knee. Maven bails to the floor and grabs a steel chair from the front row. Maven whacks Brown over the knee with a steel chair. They said it was a match, but the chair shot to the knee ended the match in five-seconds by DQ. I’m considering this a segment.

Backstage, Maven is interviewed about why he’s in Cyberspace. Maven came here tonight to watch a wrestling show and catch up with a few friends. Maven says his face is too good for Cyberspace and is better suited for movies and notes he just finished Surreal Life. Maven promises that he’ll be back to take care of Slyck Wagner Brown.

Backstage, Jasmine St. Claire meets up with Billy Firehawk. St. Claire promises they have a main event, but Firehawk doesn’t sound so confident about it.

Prior to the next match, NWA Cyberspace Champion Jeff Jarrett grabs a microphone to cut a promo. Jarrett talks about how TNA has been in existence for 3.5 years and says that himself and AMW have taken TNA to a whole another level. Jarrett says what happens in TNA is one thing and what happens in Cyberspace is another. Jarrett tells Harris he’s going to earn the right to call himself champion and wishes Harris luck because he’ll need it. Harris chimes in and says that everyone knows the alliance they have made in TNA has been beneficial for everyone involved and mentions they both have gold. Harris agrees that it’s a different story in Cyberspace and he’s going to do something he’s wanted to do for a long time and that’s pin Jarrett’s shoulders to the mat.

Ninth Contest: NWA Cyberspace Champion Jeff Jarrett vs. Chris Harris: Jarrett taunts the crowd on the middle rope before the match starts. Harris pokes Jarrett on the chest and covers Jarrett with one finger to pin Jarrett to win the NWA Cyberspace Championship. After the match, Jarrett acts pissed for losing. They just did their version of a Fingerpoke Of Doom.

Billy Firehawk comes out and he’s livid. Firehawk calls Jarrett a piece of crap in this business. Firehawk is disappointed in Harris. Jasmine St. Claire enters the ring with a microphone. I can’t hear what she’s saying. St. Claire notes Harris is the new NWA Cyberspace Champion, but reveals Harris is going to be competing in a title match because that’s what the crowd paid to see. St. Claire orders Harris to defend the title right now against… ABYSS. Jarrett will also be in the match. It’s a three way dance.

Main Event: NWA Cyberspace Champion Chris Harris vs. Jeff Jarrett vs. Abyss: Abyss is double teamed in the corner by Harris and Jarrett with stomps. Jarrett chokes Abyss from the floor on the apron and delivers an elbow strike to the chest. Jarrett continues to pummel Abyss with strikes. Harris decks Abyss with a left hand punch and Jarrett continues to help out. Abyss is sent hard into the corner across the ring. Harris chokes Abyss with his wrist tape as Jarrett stomps Abyss on the mat. Abyss is met with a double clothesline with the wrist tape and Harris continues to choke Abyss on the mat. Jarrett stomps Abyss on the mat. Harris climbs to the top rope and nails Abyss with a double axe handle for a two count. They try to keep Abyss down on the mat, but Abyss powers out on each pin attempt. Abyss tries to fight back, but Jarrett eye rakes Abyss and yanks Abyss down to the mat leading to a near fall for Harris. Jarrett argues with the referee. Abyss avoids a double clothesline and tries for a double chokeslam, but settles for a double clothesline. Abyss splashes Harris in the corner. Abyss splashes Jarrett in the other corner. Abyss puts Harris in the Shock Treatment and the referee gets knocked down by Harris feet. Harris accidentally nails Jarrett with the championship. Abyss plants Harris with the Black Hole Slam and pins Harris to win the title! (*. The crowd popped for Abyss to win the title, which means the angle got over with the crowd. So, that’s a good thing, at least. This wasn’t designed to be a classic match by any means. They needed to pivot from Harris as a babyface champion and I don’t mind this direction even though Abyss isn’t a babyface either.)

John Shane & Rhino make their way out to complain. Shane wants Rhino to get a title shot against Abyss in January in a Monster’s Ball match. Abyss accepts the challenge for January.

Final Thoughts:
Not a good show. The opener was a good match, but it never reached that level of entertainment for the next two hours or so. The Maven/Brown segment was good and the main event segment clearly got over, but for a show focusing on in-ring it wasn’t an enjoyable show overall. However, I am interested to see the direction for Abyss as a babyface in the Cyberspace universe. Hopefully the Solution will get another shot at AMIL and there’s a proper match between the two teams. Plus, a proper blowoff for Mack/Brown. Cyberspace seems to have an issue with keeping angles/feuds alive for whatever reason, which can be a bit annoying for a viewer.

Thanks for reading.