WCW Week of November 6, 2000 Recap

Nitro
- Luger attacks a guy from WCW Magazine for not having an article on him.
- Stasiak tries to rejoin the Thrillers but it doesn't work.
- Lance Storm squashes Kwee-Wee. Meng saves Kwee-Wee from a post-match attack and takes out Elix with a Samoan Drop.
- Luger and Bigelow attack Goldberg.
- Reno is laid out backstage by Kronik, so a match with Stasiak doesn't happen.
- Flair announces Booker vs Steiner at Mayhem will be a Straightjacket Cage Match. 
- 3 Count and Jimmy Hart attack Mancow
- Jindrak & O'Haire retain the tag titles over what's left of Jung Dragons and 3 Count after interference Evan. Jamie Noble makes the save after the match chair shots to the head.
- DDP makes his return, and teases a confrontation with some Battledome guys
- Steiner and Jarrett beat Buff and Sting after a guitar shot to Buff and a Recliner.
- Rection retains the US Title over Alex Wright after a distraction from Major Guns
- Goldberg goes 15-0 beating Bigelow, despite distraction from Luger
- Booker retains the World Title over Nash with help from Stasiak

Thunder
- Noble beats Evan with help from 3 Count, then Evan saves Noble from a post-match beatdown.
- Crowbar wins the Hardcore Title from Reno with help from Vito
- Konnan beats Disqo after Disqo pisses off the ref and gets a fast count
- David accuses Rey of being Stacey's baby daddy, which results in him losing a match to Rey with help from Tygress
- Stasiak is set to face Nash, who has the Thrillers with him, so he enlists Kronik's help. Sanders threatens to fire them so they leave since they're already paid. Then the Thrillers turn on Nash anyways.
- Storm beats Meng by countout thanks to Elix and Duggan
- Booker retains the World Title over Mike Awesome clean.
- Goldberg goes 16-0 beating Luger and Bigelow in a triple threat, pinning Bigelow after Luger bails

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