Monday November 23rd, 1998     Interview- Owen Haubert   Haubert walks out and grabs the microphone.  He goes into a tirade about how he wants Vilhauer now, not during the PayPerView.  He also said that Terry Taylor can go fuck himself.  This prompted Vilhauer to walk to the ring, grab the mic, and smash Owen over the head with it.  Vilhauer then said "you want the match tonight?  you got it."     Laura Kumm vs. Nichole Green   Winner: Green Green, throughout the whole match, kept yelling Breezy's name.     Bianka Groves vs. Beka Reiser   Winner: Groves Groves gets help from Kumm to get the win.     interview Corey Vilhauer   Vilhauer comes out and begins to talk about how Wyatt Ensz has become exactly what he promised he would never become, a Seasoned Meat cronie.  Vilhauer keeps bitching, until former stable-mate Breezy Bryant walks out and explains that Ensz didn't mean to hit Vilhauer the week before.  Bryant explains how "Mr. Russell" and the new Seasoned Meat have gotten into his head.  At this time, Ensz sneaks to the ring and takes both people out.  Then he leaves.     The Hauberts vs. The Sons of Bitches   Winner:  The Hauberts Ian dominated this match, with Owen resting in wait for his match with Vilhauer later.  Tracy was pinned by Ian.  Miller was taken out with one punch.     Tim Schumann vs. Wyatt Ensz (w/Jay Bethke)   Winner: Schumann Jason Hofer runs to ringside and interferes with the match, causing Ensz to lose.  Bethke chases after Hofer, with Ensz behind them.  When Ensz reaches the entryway, Vilhauer and Bryant were waiting, and both contributed in a double chokeslam, with Ensz left laying out on the cement.     Interview: "Mr. Russell" (w/ Sam Larson)   Russell starts out by saying how he is going to kick everyone's ass, especially Stepdaddy.  Then the lights go out, and ManKid's music starts up.  ManKid appears on top of the scoreboard, and is hoisted down onto the area of the interview.  ManKid grabs Larson, chokes him with his belt, and douses him in ManChowder.  Russell doesn't help, he just shakes his head.  Finally, ManKid leaves, with Larson left to lay.      ManKid vs. Ryan Swanson   Winner:  ManKid In a return from last week, Swanson appeared with ManKid's music and ManKid's mask and costume.  Then ManKid appeared, in the very same fashion.  When in the ring, both wrestled to unmask the other.  Eric Swanson walks out to the entryway and begins to talk to Ryan, distrating him.  Ryan takes his mask off and begins to walk to the entry way.  Eric makes a challenge for OnYourTrampoline: "Press Who's Luck?".  Eric Swanson vs. Ryan Swanson.  Ryan accepts, and suddenly, from the crowd comes Megan Meyer.  Meyer has her own bag of ManChowder, and Ryan is doused.  Meyer pulls Ryan back into the ring and ManKid pins him.     Stepdaddy vs. Eric Swanson   Winner: Stepdaddy In the end, this match ended up Comfy and Cozy vs. The Sons of Sheetar, with Rumpshaker Slim and Corey Vilhauer running out to help thier partners.  While Eric was turned the other way, Stepdaddy spun him around, knocked him down, and pulled off the Mocha Drop.  While Stepdaddy was celebrating, Vilhauer entered the ring and executed a perfect jumping double-armed DDT, followed with a spit in the face.  R'shaker jumped in the ring and challenged The Sons of Sheetar to a match at the PayPerView.  Vilhauer accepted.     Main Event: SFWF World Championship Match Corey Vilhauer vs. Owen Haubert   Winner: No Contest Haubert and Vilhauer started outside the ring, and they never made it in.  Both men beat on each other until they ended up in the back, where Vilhauer was thrown through a table, and the rest of Press Your Luck came out.  All of PYL began to beat on Vilhauer, yelling "traitor", until suddenly people began to be knocked down by some man with a mask.  PYL was all laid out, except for Owen Haubert, and the masked guy pulled off his mask, and it was TERRY TAYLOR!!  Taylor pulled his black shirt off to reveal a Sheetar shirt, and began to beat on Haubert.  Taylor and Vilhauer walked off together.  The CHiPs reuinion is up next.     SFWF cards