The Year of Duke and Rogue - SuperBrawl 2000

We're at the beginning of the Year 2000 in WCW and things are getting biblically bad in the land where the big boys play. Duke and Rogue are back to take you through the second show of the new millennium as the quality of the product continues to freefall at breakneck speeds. The show is lackluster from top to bottom as a locked door plays a leading role in the sad tale that is SuperBrawl 2000. The card is headlined by a match that had no business being as bad as it was, as The Millennium Man, The Bad Guy, and The Chosen One compete for the big gold belt in one of many sloppy melees on the night.  Elsewhere, in what we have to believe is a first of its kind, we get two terrible wrestlers competing in a leather jacket on a pole match that ends up looking like a dark crime scene.  For weeks, "The Cat" Ernest Miller has been promising to produce his close personal friend, The Godfather of Soul James Brown, live on WCW. Will The Cat bring the goods? We tune in to find out in a segment that is longer than the longest match on the card.  We get a Sicilian Stretcher Match and a guy named TAFKAPI gets a taste of some gold. The Hulkster makes his Pay Per View return donning the red and yellow with a broken arm, courtesy of The Total Package Lex Luger. "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair squares off with Terry Funk in a deathmatch, while Flair's son tarnishes the family legacy in tag competition.  With the exception of good wrestling, this one's got it all folks.