Non Title Match - Scott Steiner and Mark Henry vs. the Dudley Boyz
The Dudley Boyz made their way out to the ring as the Tag Team Champions for a non title match against Scott Steiner and Mark Henry! Scott Steiner was accompanied to the ring by the unwilling Stacy Keibler and Theodore Long accompanied Mark Henry at ringside.
Scott Steiner started it off in the ring against D-Von Dudley and the two exchanged words and then they locked it up and Scott gave D-Von a knee to the mid section and then he took him down with an over the head suplex.
As the match was going on, Garrison Cade and Mark Jindrak were shown looking on from the backstage area and Jim Ross referred to Cade as "Lance Cade," his previous ring name. One can only assume that was a mistake, just as it was last week.
D-Von rolled up Scott Steiner and got a near fall and after Steiner burst out of the pin, he immediately clotheslined D-Von down to the mat.
Scott brought D-Von over the corner and perched him on the second rope and went for a belly to belly suplex but D-Von shoved him down and came off the second rope with a flying headbutt.
Bubba Ray gave Scott Steiner the Bubba Bomb and then he pinned him but only got a two count as Mark Henry entered the ring and broke up the pin.
Bubba and D-Von then double teamed Mark Henry and then D-Von knocked Scott Steiner out of the ring.
Bubba and D-Von continued to work on Mark Henry and then they set him up for the 3D but Scott Steiner got in the ring with a steel chair and hit Bubba with it and then Mark Henry gave D-Von a power slam.
Scott Steiner hit the Dudleys a couple more times with the steel chair and then he and Mark Henry left them laying.
Stone Cold was shown looking on and he was none too pleased. Eric Bischoff showed up and he told Austin to tell him if he thought his career would end like this? Eric said that the irony is that Stone Cold Steve Austin is the man who took this industry by storm and the man who some would say helped put WCW out of business, standing there looking at Eric Bischoff, the man who's going to put Stone Cold out of business this Sunday. You know what else is ironic about that Mr. Don't Trust Anybody? This Sunday, he's going to have to trust five different people and each time one of those people are eliminated, Stone Cold is going to die just a little bit until they're all gone and so is Stone Cold. Eric said bye to Steve; it's been a blast and he really has enjoyed it.
Chris Jericho was shown backstage and a woman brought him his water. Chris complained because he's been waiting 15 minutes for this. Chris told the lady to tighten up her belt because next week, Eric Bischoff will be able to fire anybody he wants. As Chris told her to hit the bricks, Trish showed up from behind him and witnessed his actions. Chris apologized to her for that.
He's just stressed out about the Survivor Series. Randy Orton and Christian lost their matches and Chris is on the edge. Chris thanked Trish for something and Trish said that anytime he wants to talk, she will. Chris took her up on that offer and asked her if she wanted to go out and get a bite or a drink? Trish asked Chris if he's asking her out on a date? Chris said that he is and Trish said that she'd love to and they made it for tonight after the show. Chris told her that after he finishes his match with Booker T, he'll find her.
Booker T was shown reading the new WWE Book, Unscripted and he said that Chris Jericho won't be smiling after tonight. John Heidenreich showed up and he said that he's got to get one of these books for Little Johnny for Christmas. Someone knocked on the door and John went to get it. John told Booker that there was nobody out there but this note was stuck on the door. Booker opened the note and it said "I still remember."
ooker asked John if this is some kind of joke? He doesn't have time for this crap, he has a match! (Editor's note: This angle seems to be a spin-off of the hit movie "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" starring Jennifer Love Hewitt.)
Booker T vs. Chris Jericho
Booker T's music hit in the arena and he made his way out to the ring for a one on one match against Chris Jericho.
Jericho and Booker locked it up in the center of the ring and the two backed each other into the ropes until Booker got Jericho in the corner and the referee called for a clean break as Jericho ducked under the top rope for safety.
Chris Jericho went for the Walls of Jericho but Booker used his leg strength to power out of it.
Chris knocked Booker down to the mat and then he went for the lionsault but Booker moved and Jericho landed on his feet and seemed to jam his knee. Booker went for the Book End but Jericho battled out of it.
Booker went for a Jack Brisco roll up out of the corner but modified it to pin Jericho for the three count to get the win!
Chris Jericho knocked Booker T down and put him in the Walls of Jericho and then Team Bischoff hit the ring and stomped on Booker as he was in the Walls. Rob Van Dam then hit the ring and did all he could to help Booker T and then the Dudleys came out followed by Shawn Michaels and the two teams battled it out in a preview of what we'll see at the Survivor Series in the ten man tag team match on pay per view! After Team Austin cleared the ring of Team Bischoff, The Coach announced Chris Jericho as the winner as a result of a disqualification. Of course, that's Coach's own opinion. Team Austin then stalked The Coach and scared him into the ring and he almost walked into a super kick but Shawn cut short and just when he thinks he's safe, the Dudleys plant The Coach with the Dudley Death Drop to leave him for dead.
Non Title Match - Batista vs. Goldberg 
Batista's music hit in the arena and he made his way out to the ring for a one on one, non title match against the returning Bill Goldberg! As Goldberg walked through the backstage area and to the ring, he was noticeably limping and that's due to the shattered ankle he suffered at the hands of Batista just three weeks ago!
As Goldberg was getting in the ring, Batista attacked him and Goldberg fought back and grabbed Batista by the throat and then gave him a press slam down to the mat!
Batista pulled Goldberg down to the mat from the outside of the ring and then he slammed his ankle into the ring apron two times and then into the ring post.
Even with an injured ankle, Goldberg was able to spear Batista down to the mat.
As Goldberg was setting Batista up for the jackhammer, Triple H hit the ring and knocked Goldberg down with a chop block to end the match in a disqualification.
Triple H planted Goldberg with the pedigree.
And then he went under the ring and pulled out a steel chair and the sledgehammer. Triple H put the steel chair on Goldberg's ankle and then he picked up the sledgehammer and got ready to hit the chair.
But Goldberg gave Triple H a low blow and then he got up and speared the Game right down to the mat. Goldberg grabbed the sledgehammer but Triple H bailed out of the ring before he could do anything. The show ended with Triple H leaving the ring looking back at Goldberg as he remained in the ring and held his title in the air for the closing of the show.
