WCW Week of October 9, 2000 Recap

Nitro
- Skipper beats Rey clean
- Jarrett impersonates Surfer Sting and mocks him
- Boogie Knights win the tag titles off Jindrak & O'Haire, until Sanders restarts the match because of a ref bump. Reno, Palumbo and Johnny the Bull lay out Boogie Knights so the champs retain.
- Segment spent slut shaming Stacy, David tries to get a blood test right there in the ring, then Crowbar makes the save only to be laid out.
- Tygress beats Torrie in a Down Underwear Match. Konnan lays out Douglas
- Jarrett tries to sell autographs as Sting until the real Sting beats the crap out of him.
- Cat and Booker beat Nash and Sanders. Steiner lays them out and Steiner challenges Sting for later
- Goldberg beats Vito. Johnny the Bull tries to lay out Vito, but Goldberg saves, then pins Johnny in a non-match, making him 5-0.
- Awesome beats David in a Hardcore Match. Ric saves David from being killed through a table, but David wants nothing to do with him.
- Storm retains the Canadian Heavyweight Title against Konnan with help from Douglas
- Sting beats Steiner, where Jarrett the original special ref is taken out, then replaced by Booker who counts the pin

Thunder
- Rection and Konnan beat Franchise and Storm after a returning Kidman interferes, Rection getting the pin on Douglas
- Sam Grego has signed a contract and he lays out Stasiak
- Cajun and Loco win the tag titles off Jindrak and O'Haire, but they get their rematch immediately, winning the titles back after a belt shot.
- KroniK beats Booker by DQ after Goldberg interferes
- Skipper beats Kidman with help from Duggan
- Awesome has Kwee-Wee and Paisley on his talk show, which he spends his time hitting on Paisley, then Johnny the Bull and the Harrises lay them out. Match made for later
- Goldberg beats Palumbo, then pins Stasiak in a non-match to go 7-0
- Jarrett tries to wrestle Sanders in place of Sting, but then Sting comes out. Sting beats Sanders.
- Awesome and Crowbar beat Harris Brothers after a table spot
- Steiner beats Rey clean
- Cat beats Nash by DQ after a chair shot by Sanders. There's a big brawl involving them, Booker, Jarrett, Steiner, Goldberg and Kronik. Kronik set up for High Time but don't deliver before the show fades out.

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