Tony starts the show announcing that Barry Windham won the tournament for the Western States Heavyweight Title in Houston.

Ron Simmons vs. Larry Stephens (7/4/87)

Big Ron makes his TBS debut and even though he is green you can see the potential he had.

Dusty is out next in his suit talking about the War Games later that night and getting his money back from Tully on the Bash tour.

Tully & Dark Journey are out next for a promo talking about War games that night and how he wants to take Dusty out himself.

"Total Package" Lex Luger vs. David Isley (7/4/87)

Dillon is ringside in his gear because he is wrestling later then during the match, David Crockett shows up as he was supposedly at The Omni. Luger takes care of Isley easily.

Windham comes out next with his newly won Western States Heavyweight Title talking about Arn Anderson wanting the title but he won't be getting it.

The Rock n Roll Express (Robert Gibson & Ricky Morton) vs. David Diamond & Terry Jones (7/4/87)

Ricky slipping and falling on the mat was funny but they had no issues with these guys here before finishing them off with the Double Dropkick.

"The Enforcer" Arn Anderson vs. Dexter Westcott (7/4/87)

Arn just fucking destroys Westcott here as he is ready for War Games.

Precious Paul is out next for a promo talking about War Games and how Dillon needs every workout he can get before he gets a piece of him.

Barry Windham vs. El Negro (7/4/87)

Windham wins with a Lariat and looks impressive.

Flair comes out next for a promo where he promises blood, guts, violence, and the best of pro wrestling that night at The Omni and if the fans don't want to see it then they better not show up. Then we get clips of the Flair/Luger vs. Garvins match from the previous week with Flair following up with a great promo on Jimmy Garvin. Extra material.

Florida Heavyweight Title: Mike Rotundo © vs. Dory Funk Jr. (7/4/87)

They are bringing their feud from Florida to TBS and this is Dory's first appearance on TBS in 7 years. This had some pretty decent back and forth action and Rotundo looked solid here in everything he did. Dory was Dory but he was servicable here in hanging with Rotundo. The bell rang right as Rotundo had Dory in the Airplane Spin for the time limit draw and the Black Assassin would run out to attack Rotundo making it 2-on-1 as the jobbers eventually made the save. The match was okay nothing special so I'm going to say no on a nomination.

Next we get a promo from Dark Journey as the Horsemen come out to consult Dillon.

JJ Dillon vs. Alan Martin (7/4/87)

Tony & David put over Dillon on commentary saying that when he was an active wrestler he was one of the best around. This whole segment is just crazy and is a definite extra.

Arn then cuts a promo next putting over Dillon and what will happen at War Games as well as calling out Windham and this is a great promo. Extra material.

Precious Paul Ellering vs. Cougar Jay (7/4/87)

Now it's Ellering's turn to show off and he has Dusty in his corner. Ellering is still in great shape and uses the Rude Awakening of all things before using the Lariat to win. Extra material.

Next we get a promo from Paul Jones about the Bash tour and how his charges will get revenge for losing the NWA World Tag Titles. Ivan Koloff joins him and says that they are ready for action.

"Russian Bear" Ivan Koloff vs. Hal Moore (7/4/87)

Then we get the Dr. Death comeback video with Barry Switzer.

Ron Simmons is out for a promo next talking about how proud he is to be part of the NWA and he is fully supporting Doc in his battles with Big Bubba.

Dillon & Luger are out next for a promo talking about the Bash tour and Dillon's Dating Game he is doing on 7/25 in Philly. Luger then talked about War Games and how the Horsemen will reign supreme.

The Black Assassin vs. Darrell Dalton (7/4/87)

So odd seeing former jobber Bill Tabb working under a black KKK type hood with Dory Jr. in his corner. Dory then cuts a promo afterwards talking about how he will take Rotundo's Florida Title on the Bash tour.

Everything here has been discussed.