WWF Sunday Night Heat for March 7th
1999 was headlined by a main event of the Big Bossman against Al
Snow. Plus the Rock had words for both the Big Show and Stone Cold
Steve Austin three weeks before Wrestlemania XV. The run down of the
WWF Attitude Era Series continued with WWF Sunday Night Heat on March
7th 1999.
WWF Attitude Era Series Part 115:
WWF Sunday Night Heat 03/07/99.
The Rock has come
back to Sunday Night Heat. The Corporate Champion ran down both Stone
Cold Steve Austin and the Big Show. Rock said Big Show is in Stone
Cold's pocket. Rock will lay the smackdown on Stone Cold Steve Austin
at Wrestlemania XV. This opening segment set up the upcoming World
Wrestling Federation Championship Match.
Howard Finkel
stooged out the Rock to the Big Show.
The Acolytes
and Public Enemy battled to a no contest. This
bout is the famous match where the Acolytes utterly destroyed Public
Enemy. Public Enemy are stiffed. The match ended as Rocco Rock and
Johnny Grunge were utterly buried.
An Olympic Gold Medalist by the name of Kurt Angle showed right up in
the crowd. This episode of Heat was the first WWF/WWE appearance of
Kurt Angle.
Fink informed the Rock that Big Show is looking for him. The Great
One vowed to find him first.
Road Dogg
pinned Jeff Jarrett. Road Dogg
and Jeff Jarrett always had great chemistry. The Blue Blazer rushed
out and attacked Jarrett. The Blue Blazer on this night was D'Lo
Brown. Road Dogg picked up the pin over Jeff Jarrett on Sunday Night
Heat.
Goldust and Ken
Shamrock defeated Val Venis and Billy Gunn. The
wacky mismatched tag team partners who do not get along are presented
on Heat. Goldust caught Venis up top and nailed a superplex in under
a minute. Billy Gunn and Val Venis brawled with each other after the
fact.
The vignette with the Mean Street Posse was shown once again.
Tiger Ali Singh called Kurt Angle into the ring and offered him five
hundred dollars to blow his nose into the American Flag. Angle looked
like he was going to do it. Then he switched into the Indian Flag and
beat up Singh. Your Olympic Hero gave his first beatdown in the World
Wrestling Federation. Heat featured a nice debut for Kurt Angle.
Big Bossman
pinned Al Snow. Snow got some
offense but Bossman hit the Bossman Slam for the pin. Snow and
Bossman would have better matches. The Acolytes run out but Big
Bossman had the nightstick. Even two powerful men like Bradshaw and
Faarooq are not above getting some hard times.
The Rock and the Big Show had their confrontation. Show accused the
Rock of being paranoid. Then Stone Cold Steve Austin's music hit. The
glass crashed and Rock sent Show after Austin. Austin snuck in
through the back, as you might expect and Stone Cold Stunner to the
Rock. Rock was laid out.
Heat had some good storylines and weak matches. The WWF Attitude Era
Series will continue with Part 116, when Mankind took on Stone Cold
Steve Austin.
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