WCW Bash at the Beach - July 14, 2003

Berlyn pinned Ric Flair with the Reverse Neckbreaker in 0:24:18.
Rating: ** 1/4

Blitzkrieg pinned J.C. Ice after a Frankensteiner from the top rope in 0:13:28.
Rating: ** 1/4
(Blitzkrieg retained the WCW Cruiserweight Title.)

Kanyon pinned Test with the Flatliner in 0:13:29.
Rating: * 3/4
(Kanyon won the WCW US Title.)

Non-Title-Match:
Chris Jericho pinned Paul Wight after a sunset flip in 0:23:18.
Rating: *

The Outsiders defeated Kronik when Nash defeated Clark by disqualification in 0:16:01.
Rating: 1/4*
(The Outsiders retained the WCW World Tag-Team Titles.)

Randy Savage pinned Diamond Dallas Page after hitting him with a fire extinguisher in 0:20:19.
Rating: * 1/4

Non-Title-Match:
Bill Goldberg pinned Shane Douglas with the Jackhammer in 0:21:23.
Rating: ** 1/4

The Dark Carnival defeated Vicious And Delicious when Muta pinned Norton with the Moonsault in 0:28:11.
Rating: ** 1/4

Hollywood Hogan made Bam Bam Bigelow submit to a front facelock in 0:08:17.
Rating: -* 1/2

Triangle Match:
Chris Candido defeated Shane Helms and Shannon Moore:
x S. Moore beat Helms via a flying sunset flip in 0:19:57
x Candido beat S. Moore via a backslide in 0:27:11
Rating: ** 1/2

Hugh Morrus pinned Billy Kidman with the No Laughing Matter in 0:13:25.
Rating: * 3/4

Four Corners Match:
Steve Austin defeated The Rock, Sting and Scott Steiner:
x S. Austin beat S. Steiner via the Stone Cold Stunner in 0:16:21
x S. Austin beat Maivia via the Stone Cold Stunner in 0:33:17
x S. Austin beat Sting via the Stone Cold Stunner in 0:42:09
Rating: ** 1/4
(Steve Austin won the WCW World Heavyweight Title.)

Notes:

The beginning of the end of the "REAL WCW," if you will. It all starts with jobber extrodanaire, Berlyn, beating the mighty Ric Flair in probably the biggest upset since a young Lightning Kid beat Razor Ramon.
Next up, J.C. Ice has invaded WCW on behalf of MCW (Memphis Championship Wrestling), but he gets the boot when Blitzkrieg beats him to retain the Cruiserweight title. MCW just ain't no RWCW.
Kanyon takes on Test on behalf of the RWCW, and Kanyon right away makes an impact by winning the WCW US title! Maybe the RWCW isn't dead after all?
Jericho pulls one out of his bag of tricks as he takes on and beats "The Big Show" Paul Wight. It was non-title, of course, but Wight was looking sharper in his moves and may have had a chance to get a win.
Kronik tried to take back the WCW Tag-Team titles, but were unable to as Brian Clark hit Nash with a chair. The ref saw it, and the Outsiders retain.
Randy Savage and Diamond Dallas Page rekindle their old feud, and Savage comes out on top in this match.
Shane Douglas decided to step up to the plate against Goldberg. He wanted to win back his old ECW title, but Paul Heyman said no chance is his title being defended in WCW, so it was non-title. As if it mattered, because Goldberg beat Douglas anyway.
Vicious & Delicious got a chance at the newest edition to the RWCW, the Dark Carnival. With a little help from Violent J and Shaggy-2-Dope on the outside, the Carnival took the win.
Hogan and Bam Bam try to rekindle their old feud from the WWF, but the match is crap and Hogan gets the win because Bam Bam just ain't there yet.
In a match to determine a new #1 contender to the Cruiserweight title, Chris Candido beats Billy Kidman and Shannon Moore because Candido needs a win.
And finally, Scott Steiner defends his WCW World title against The Rock, Sting, and Steve Austin. Sting is making his return to WCW rings, and many people believed he'd join the RWCW tonight, but he proved he wasn't going to when he helped Austin beat Steiner to eliminate him. Than, however, Austin beat The Rock, too. And finally, Stone Cold Steve Austin became a four time WCW World Heavyweight Champion when he pinned Sting!