Designated as filler before an unlucky knock knackered it further, The Right To Censor's loss against The APA and Tazz was kept inoffensively short in order to ensure that the wrestlers had just long enough to get some sh*t in before giving the fans something to cheer.
Thanks to a mid-match concussion, Tazz' offence was an all-too-literal interpretation.
The 'Human Suplex Machine' look like he'd just hurled himself across the ring with a Tazplex, stumbling through just enough of a spot or two before Bradshaw and Faarooq wrapped it up. As one of the only contests without an angle to speak of and the aforementioned injury, this still wasn't the disaster it could have been.
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