Changes: October 25, 1998 WWE Heat results

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The October 25, 1998 Edition of Heat is a Professional wrestling television show of the WWE, which took place at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. It was taped on October 19, 1998.

Recap

The show opened with Christian's first successful title defence of the WWF Light Heavyweight Title against Brian Christopher. During the match the announcers confirm that Edge is Christian's brother.

In an interview with The Oddities and Insane Clown Posse, Violent J promises that they will win their debut match against Kai En Tai.

Jeff Jarrett, with his new manager Debra McMichaels, successfully defeated Golga after Debra messed with Golga's Cartman doll. She also earned her keep by getting the Oddities and Insane Clown Posse ejected from ringside pre-match.

Earlier, Kevin Kelly interviewed the Headbangers who promise to defend their fake tag team titles against DOA which makes them better champions than the New Age Outlaws.

After the mock the New Age Outlaws pre-match microphone ramble, they go on to defeated DOA by reversing the twin switch-a-roo.

Earlier, the New Age Outlaws hang around with Mötley Crüe.

Test is testing the mike as a roadie but is shooed away as Road Dogg announces the band.

Mötley Crüe plays "Bitter Pill" live.

In a replay, Michael Cole highlights how Motley Crus bodyguard Test escorted a fan off-stage with a full nelson.

Cole and Jim Cornette speak to Vince McMahon on the phone about a letter that Steve Austin gave to McMahon. He refuses to discuss the letter. He tells the fans and the announcers to go to hell and hangs up.

Scorpio came out for a match, but the Blue Blazer ran out and attacked him, putting him out with a dragon sleeper. It's speculated that Owen Hart may be the one under the mask.

Earlier, Kelly interviewed Ken Shamrock and D-Lo Brown. They promise victory and that they will eliminate the world of Socko.

Before they headed out the ring, X-Pac and Mankind gave a backstage interview with Kelley. They agreed that Socko is pretty rancid.

D-Lo Brown and Ken Shamrock earn a tag team victory over X-Pac and Mankind. Mankind had applied a Mr. Socko-aided Mandible claw to Shamrock. Shamrock tried to escape by back suplexing Mankind and ended up on top of him for the pin while still in the hold. After the match, Shamrock kicks objects around the ring in anger.

Results

Numbers in parentheses indicate the length of the match.
(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.

WWF Light Heavyweight Championship Match: Christian (c) (w/ Gangrel) defeated Brian Christopher (w/ Scott Taylor) (3:42)
- Christian pinned Christopher after the Impaler.
Singles Match: Jeff Jarrett (w/ Debra McMichaels) defeated Golga (w/ Luna Vachon) (3:28)
- Jarrett pined Golga after the forward Russian legsweep.
Tag Team Match: The Headbangers (Mosh & Thrasher) defeated Disciples of Apocalypse (8-Ball & Skull) (w/ Paul Ellering) (3:25)
- Mosh pinned 8-Ball with a roll-up.
Tag Team Match: D-Lo Brown and Ken Shamrock defeated Mankind and X-Pac (6:20)
- Shamrock pinned Mankind while in the Mandible claw.

Commentators

Image gallery

External links

WWE Heat #13 on CAGEMATCH

List of WWE Heat results
1998 List of WWE Heat results
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2003 List of WWE Heat results
1/12 • 1/19 • 1/26 • 2/2 • 2/9 • 2/16 • 2/23 • 3/2 • 3/9 • 3/16 • 3/23 • 3/30 • 4/6 • 4/13 • 4/20 • 4/27 • 5/4 • 5/11 • 5/18 • 5/25 • 6/1 • 6/8 • 6/15 • 6/22 • 6/29 • 7/6 • 7/13 • 7/20 • 7/27 • 8/3 • 8/10 • 8/17 • 8/24 • 8/31 • 9/7 • 9/14 • 9/21 • 9/28 • 10/5 • 10/12 • 10/19 • 10/26 • 11/2 • 11/9 • 11/16 • 11/23 • 11/30 • 12/7 • 12/14 • 12/21
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1/4 • 1/11 • 1/18 • 1/25 • 2/1 • 2/8 • 2/15 • 2/22 • 2/29 • 3/7 • 3/21 • 3/28 • 4/4 • 4/11 • 4/18 • 4/25 • 5/2 • 5/9 • 5/16 • 5/23 • 5/30 • 6/6 • 6/13 • 6/20 • 6/27 • 7/4 • 7/11 • 7/18 • 7/25 • 8/1 • 8/8 • 8/15 • 8/22 • 8/29 • 9/5 • 9/12 • 9/19 • 9/26 • 10/3 • 10/10 • 10/17 • 10/24 • 10/31 • 11/7 • 11/14 • 11/21 • 11/28 • 12/5 • 12/12 • 12/19
2005 List of WWE Heat results
1/2 • 1/9 • 1/16 • 1/23 • 1/30 • 2/13 • 2/20 • 2/27 • 3/6 • 3/13 • 3/20 • 3/27 • 4/3 • 4/10 • 4/17 • 5/1 • 5/8 • 5/15 • 5/22 • 5/29 • 6/5 • 6/12 • 6/19 • 6/26 • 7/17 • 7/24 • 7/31 • 8/7 • 8/14 • 8/21 • 8/28 • 9/4 • 9/11 • 9/18 • 9/25 • 9/30 • 10/9 • 10/14 • 10/21 • 10/28 • 11/1 • 11/6 • 11/11 • 11/25 • 11/27 • 12/2 • 12/9 • 12/16 • 12/18 • 12/30
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2008 List of WWE Heat results
1/6 • 1/13 • 1/20 • 1/27 • 2/3 • 2/24 • 3/2 • 3/9 • 3/23 • 3/30 • 4/6 • 4/13 • 4/20 • 5/4 • 5/11 • 5/18 • 5/25 • 6/1

@@ Line 16: / Line 16: @@
 In an interview with [[The Oddities]] and [[Insane Clown Posse]], [[Violent J]] promises that they will win their debut match against [[Kai En Tai]].
-[[Jeff Jarrett]], with his new manager [[Debra Marshall|Debra McMichaels]], successfully defeats [[Golga]] after Debra messed with Golga's Cartman doll. She also earned her keep by getting the Oddities and Insane Clown Posse ejected from ringside pre-match.
+[[Jeff Jarrett]], with his new manager [[Debra Marshall|Debra McMichaels]], successfully defeated [[Golga]] after Debra messed with Golga's Cartman doll. She also earned her keep by getting the Oddities and Insane Clown Posse ejected from ringside pre-match.
 Earlier, [[Kevin Kelly]] interviewed the [[Headbangers]] who promise to defend their fake tag team titles against [[DOA]] which makes them better champions than the [[New Age Outlaws]].
-After the mock the New Age Outlaws pre-match microphone ramble, they go on to defeat DOA by reversing the twin switch-a-roo.
+After the mock the New Age Outlaws pre-match microphone ramble, they go on to defeated DOA by reversing the twin switch-a-roo.
 Earlier, the New Age Outlaws hang around with Mötley Crüe.