We are shown a video package that tells the story of Sting, Nash, Samoa Joe and Jeff Jarrett. The emphasis is on politics and what\'s right and what\'s wrong. It seems Sting and Nash are on the same page and Jarrett has a motive and Samoa Joe, according to Nash is trying to \"buy in\" with Hogan and Bischoff. There\'s many accusations and the match tonight is Sting and Nash versus Jarret and Joe.

Sting & Kevin Nash vs. Jeff Jarrett and Samoa Joe

Sting and Nash enter to the old Wolfpac theme music. They both wear red and black ring attire and we are reminded as to how Nash referred to himself and Sting as \"two old Wolves trying to keep their jobs\". The match doesn\'t start until Jarrett makes sure Sting\'s bat is out of play by asking the referee to make sure that it\'s away from the grasp of the Wolfpac. Samoa Joe and Sting begin the contest and Joe is on fire. He drives a knee into Sting in the corner and then jumps to hit a side-volley. Jarrett tags in, but after illegal help from Nash, Sting gets the tag and Big Sexy comes in to dominate Double J. On commentary Mike Tenay and Tazz discuss what Sting and Kevin Nash have to say. Tazz says that a lot of the time in the wrestling industry, people backstage are paranoid, the wrestler\'s are all paranoid as to who\'s going to stab them in the back for a bigger pay-cheque. Tenay says that there are two sides to this story and Nash and Sting\'s point of view against the likes of Hogan, Bischoff and Jarrett, they\'re completely different and sooner or later, the you-know-what will hit the fan. The match continues and Samoa Joe and Sting both eventually come in. Toward the end Jeff Jarrett uses Sting\'s own bat against him and Samoa Joe puts on the Conquina Clutch on The Icon for the One, Two, Three.

Winners: Samoa Joe and Jeff Jarrett.

\"If you didn\'t want the bat in the match, then you use the bat yourself? I don\'t get it.\" says Tazz as Jarrett and Joe get away with a victory in this one.