Week of November 13, 2000 Recap

Nitro
- Crowbar retains the Hardcore Title over Vito with help from Reno
- Steiner and Sting beat Bigelow and Awesome in a Lethal Lottery Match clean. Bigelow attacks Awesome after the match.
- Boogie Knights pay Kronik to take their spot in the Lethal Lottery
- Battledome guys fight the WCW guys backstage
- Kronik beat Booker and Steiner in the Lethal Lottery with help from Steiner.
- A Four Corners Match between Nash, Stasiak, Palumbo and O'Haire ends in a no contest after interference by Reno. Thrillers lay out Nash after the match.
- Cat beats Elix Skipper clean.
- Goldberg goes 18-0 beating the Boogie Knights
- Lance Storm regains the US Title from Gen. Rection after Major Guns turns on MIA and throws the towel in. Lance vs Rection for Mayhem is still set.
- Steiner and Sting beat Kronik to move onto the Lethal Lottery Finals. Steiner attacks Sting, then Booker nails Sting with a chair after the match.

Thunder
- Reno beats Vito with help from Jindrak and O'Haire
- Crowbar retains the Hardcore Title over Bigelow with help from Awesome. Bigelow later attacks them backstage.
- Kwee-Wee wins a six-way four corners match to earn a Cruiserweight Title shot for Mayhem, beating Kidman, Mysterio, Loco, Cajun and Skipper with help from Meng.
- Booker retains the World Title over Lance Storm despite help from Major Guns. Guns then takes a Book End after the match.
- Nash beats Sanders by DQ after the Thrillers interfere. Nash is beaten down again after the match.
- Boogie Knights beat Konnan and Cat with help from Kronik
- Goldberg goes 19-0 beating Buff Bagwell
- Sting beats Steiner in the Lethal Lottery finals to earn a World Title shot for the Nitro after Mayhem. Steiner attacks him after the match.

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