Fit Finlay vs. Brian Knobbs (WCWSN, 06/05/99)
Brian Knobbs, still thinking about it, gets his chance at being carried to What Worked by Dave Finlay, who used to wrestle ***1/2 matches with Jushin Liger. Apparently having an angle has lit a fire under Fit's butt, as he throws Nasty around for a few seconds before bumping like a mother for him. Knobbs bothered to sell here, and the match had a certain energy up until Knobbs' first offensive sequence when it started to slow down. This was stiff enough, not a squash, and therefore was okay for what it was.
Psychosis vs. Billy Kidman (WCWSN, 06/05/99)
Psicosis/Kidman is our main event, and the closest thing to a wrestling match all night. Still you know its WCWSN because the spots came early and often in the first couple of minutes. Yet they were the blandest of spots, as Psic and Kidman each had their opponents disadvantaged on the arena floor, but there were no topes or planchas whatsoever. Rather than build the match through mat wrestling and such to counterblanace the highspots, Psic played to the crowd before going to a rear chinlock. Some hesitation during transitions, which is beneath both of these workers. Kidman wins with a cradle reversal after blocking a Tornado DDT. While this match didn't overtly suck (about **), considering that these two are both capable of so much more (especially in terms of match flow and highspots), this match disappointed.
