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{{Infobox Wrestling episode
| name = Heat
| image = [[File:Heat.jpg|150px]]
| promotion = [[World Wrestling Entertainment]]
| date = December 27, [[1998]]
| venue = [[Spokane Arena]]
| city = [[Spokane]], [[Washington]]
| previous = [[December 20, 1998 WWE Heat results|December 20, 1998]]
| next = [[January 3, 1999 WWE Heat results|January 3, 1999]]
}}
The '''December 27, 1998 Edition''' of [[WWE Heat|Heat]] is a [[Professional wrestling]] television show of the [[WWE]], which took place at the [[Spokane Arena]] in [[Spokane]], [[Washington]]. It was taped on December 15th, 1998.

==Recap==
[[Vince McMahon, Jr.|Since McMahon]] opened the show. He introduced [[Kane]]. He described Kane as amoral, anti-social, a certifiable lunatic, and an idiot. He attributed it to a poor upbringing. He explained that there's a grotesque face under his mask. He said that it's okay because Kane is now his freak. He said that if Kane steps out of line, he would send him back to the hellhold mental institution that he sprung him from.  He booked a match tonight between Kane and [[Sean Waltman|X-Pac]]. He then got Kane to thank him using his voicebox. 

Backstage, [[Gerald Brisco]] and [[Pat Patterson]] offered to get Vince some coffee, but Vince sent Kane instead.

[[John Tenta|Golga]] of [[the Oddities]] faced [[Chaz Warrington|Mosh]] but lost by disqualification after [[George Steele|George "The Animal" Steele]] jumped in the ring and attacked Mosh to counter [[Glen Ruth|Thrasher]]'s interference. Afterwards the Oddities clear the ring and dance while the Animal eats a turnbuckle.

[[Terri Runnels]] and [[Jacqueline Moore|Jacqueline]] primp themselves backstage. 

[[Michael Cole]] is in the ring to interview PMS. Jacqueline explains that PMS means [[Pretty Mean Sisters]]. Terri Runnels explains that their goal is to enact revenge on men for treating them poorly. They tried to pants Cole but failed, so Jacqueline kneed him in the balls.

Backstage Brisco and Patterson advised Kane on how Vince likes his coffee. They asked Kane to get them coffee, but quickly back down.

Before [[Owen Hart]] and [[Jeff Jarrett]] squared off against [[Sean Morley|Val Venis]] and [[Charles Wright|The Godfather]], [[Debra Marshall|Debra]] was offered a job as one of Godfather's Hoes. She responsed that she's out of his league. Jarrett & Hart would go on to win the match thanks to Debra's distraction.

[[The Acolytes]] lace up their boots backstage.

[[Ray Traylor|Big Bossman]] and [[Ken Shamrock]] of [[the Corporation]] successfully defend the [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|WWF Tag Team titles]] against [[the Hardy Boyz]]. After the match, the Acolytes jump in the ring and beat down Bossman and Shamrock.

A video plays recapping the events of 1998 in the WWF.

Backstage, Brisco and Patterson lead Kane to the ring.

Before Kane faced X-Pac, [[Shawn Michaels]] sent the rest of [[D-Generation X]] back to the lockerroom and Vince McMahon jumped on commentary. Kane defeated X-Pac rather quickly with a chokeslam. After the match, Kane was ordered to deliver more damage, but D-X makes the save. 

==Results==
;{{small|Numbers in parentheses indicate the length of the match.}}
;{{small|(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.}}
*'''Singles Match:''' [[Chaz Warrington|Mosh]] (w/ [[Glen Ruth|Thrasher]]) defeated [[John Tenta|Golga]] (w/ [[Giant Silva]], [[George Steele]], [[Robert Maillet|Kurrgan]], and [[Gertrude Vachon|Luna Vachon]]) {{small|(1:39)}}
**Golga was disqualified after Steele attacked Mosh.
*'''Tag Team Match:''' [[Jeff Jarrett]] and [[Owen Hart]] (w/ [[Debra Marshall|Debra McMichaels]]) defeated [[Charles Wright|The Godfather]] and [[Sean Morley|Val Venis]] (w/ 2 Hoes) {{small|(3:12)}}
**Jarrett defeated Venis after a [[Facebuster#Forward Russian legsweep|forward Russian legsweep]].
*'''[[World Tag Team Championship (WWE)|World Tag Team Championship]] Match:''' [[The Corporation]] ([[Ken Shamrock]] and [[Ray Traylor|Big Bossman]]) {{small|(c)}} defeated [[The Hardy Boyz]] ([[Jeff Hardy]] and [[Matt Hardy]]) {{small|(1:57)}}
**Shamrock made Jeff submit to an [[Wrestling holds#Ankle lock|anklelock]].
*'''Non-Title Singles Match:''' [[Kane]] (w/ [[Vince McMahon, Jr.|Vince McMahon]] & [[Shawn Michaels]]) defeated [[Sean Waltman|X-Pac]] (w/ [[Triple H]], [[Monty Sopp|Billy Gunn]], and [[Brian Gerard James|Jesse James]]) {{small|(1:26)}}
**Kane defeated X-Pac after a [[chokeslam]].
**X-Pac was the [[WWE European Championship|WWF European Champion]] at the time of this match.

==Commentators==
*[[Kevin Kelly]]
*[[Shane McMahon]]
*[[Vince McMahon, Jr.|Vince McMahon]] {{small|(for Kane v. X-Pac only)}}

==Image gallery==
<gallery captionalign="left">
vlcsnap-2011-10-07-00h00m51s11.png|[[Vince McMahon, Jr.|Vince McMahon]] talks down to [[Kane]]
vlcsnap-2011-10-08-01h01m47s35.png|[[Owen Hart]] and [[Jeff Jarrett]] celebrate a win
vlcsnap-2011-10-08-21h36m55s253.png|[[Kane]] pins [[X-Pac]]
</gallery>

==External links==
*[[File:Cm logo.jpg|50px]] [http://www.cagematch.net/?id=1&nr=8435 CageMatch]
*[[File:Pro fight.jpg|50px]] [http://www.profightdb.com/cards/wwf/sunday-night-heat-taping-1538.html Internet Wrestling Database]
*[[File:WWE Network New Logo.jpg|50px]] [http://network.wwe.com/video/v1991824783 Heat #22 on WWE Network]

{{WWE Heat results}}
[[Category:1998 television events]]