The masked Jose Sanchez pounds away on Jimmy Parker in singles action.

Mr. Florida cranks on the wrist of George South in singles action.

ACW original "Red Hot" Tim Blaze eliminates Alan Smithee in the 1st Annual Jerry McNeill Battle Royal.

Manager Brad Stutts offers a helping hand to Seymore Snott during the Battle Royal.

ACW originals L.A. Wild One and "Pretty Boy" Pat Friday renew rivalries in the corner.

Blaze guides Sgt. Long toward the top ropes in 1st Annual Jerry McNeill Battle Royal action.

Leroye Green plants a boot into the midsection of Eskimo Joe in Gauntlet rules action for the GOUGE title.

Green inflicts as much pain on the big Eskimoan on the canvas.

Dick Foley enters the arena to continue to battle the victorious Green.

Green chokes Foley in the ring ropes.

Rob Killjoy collides with Green in the third fall of the Gauntlet.

Killjoy rolls up Green to eliminate him.

Seymore Snott and his entourage enter for the final fall.

Snott puts the brakes on Killjoy's offense and eventually walked away as the new GOUGE champion.

Malia Hosaka and ACW original Brandi Wine face off in ladies singles action.

Brandi tries to tear down the bridge of Hosaka as referee Dave Routh looks on.

The official calls for the break as Brandi Wine pulls the arms of Malia Hosaka while standing on her hair.

The Blackneck's Willy Watts enters the arena for 4-way tag team action.

Blackjack Billy Watts joins his brother for the 4-way tangle.

Bo Bo Brazil Jr. meets Rob "Boogie Woogie Man" McBride in the ring in 4-way Tag action.

With a handful of Brazil's hair, big "Tennessee" Ernie Nord makes the tag in his corner.

Brazil and Jimmy Jack Funk Jr. double up on McBride in the 4-way tag.

Challenger Scrap Yard Dog eyes the ACW Brass Knuckles Champ as he enters the ring for a dog-collar title defense.

Scrap Yard unloads on the cranium of "Beastmaster" Ric Link in the corner.

Link retaliates with the steel chain.

The bloodied champion tries to choke out the challenger.

Lumbee Warrior attempts a pinfall on "the 1st" Ric Converse in Iron Man Rules action.

Lumbee puts the brakes on a spurt of Converse offense.

Lumbee reacts to an unseen shot by Converse.

Lumbee adds insult to injury after the time limit expires with both men tied with 4 pins each.

Converse hoists up Lumbee Warrior for his Ric-Tor Scale finisher.

Manager William L. Cross and Converse celebrate before leaving the arena.

Jerry "the King" Lawler enters the ring for main event singles action.

Special enforcer referee "Handsome" Jimmy Valiant looks on as Otto Schwanz prepares to lock up with Lawler.

Manager Count Grog appears to slip Schwanz an object on the ring apron.

Valiant calls for the break as the King gets under the ring ropes.

Schwanz plants the face of Lawler into the corner turnbuckle.

Lawler returns the favor to the unusual Schwanz.

Lawler acknowledges the cheers of the fans as he pounds on Schwanz.

Valiant puts the sleeper on the meddling Count Grog.

Concerned about his manager's inflicted nap, Schwanz checks on his condition.

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