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Live from Chattanooga, Tennessee. The opening match is Juventud Guerrera, La Parka and Psychosis versus Silver King, Villano IV and Villano V. Adrian Byrd takes on Norman Smiley. "Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Mona. Mona faces Brandi Alexander. Frankie Lancaster takes on Dean Roll. "Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews Goldberg. Hugh Morrus and Brian Knobbs (with Jimmy Hart) face Lord Steven Regal and Dave Taylor. "Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews the Revolution. Luther Biggs (with Coach Buzz Stern) takes on Bobby Eaton. Brad Armstrong faces Horace Hogan. Curly Bill and Kendall Windham take on Kidman and Rey Mysterio Jr. The main event is Scott Norton versus Goldberg.

This episode is live from Norfolk, Virginia. The opening match is Lodi (with Lenny Lane) versus Billy Kidman. Mike Tenay is supposed to interview Harlem Heat, but Stevie Ray was allegedly attacked backstage, so he just interviews Booker T. Brandi Alexander takes on Mona. Perry Saturn faces Chavo Guerrero, Jr. Sid Vicious cuts a promo on Booker T. "Coach" Buzz Stern is seen training Luther Biggs for his upcoming Thunder debut. Prince Iaukea takes on Van Hammer. Rick Steiner faces Eddie Guerrero. Lenny Lane (with Lodi) defends the Cruiserweight Championship against Evan Karagias. The main event is Sid Vicious defending the United States Championship against Booker T.

Due to Hurricane Floyd, this week's live episode of Thunder was canceled. Instead, Mike Tenay and "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko presented a look back at some of the "highlights" of World Championship Wrestling in 1999. This type of episode isn't really worth recapping, but I have to make this review has to be at least six hundred characters long, so I'll do my best. We see footage from several episodes of WCW Monday Nitro, plus footage from the pay-per-views The Great American Bash, Bash at the Beach and Road Wild. Oddly, we don't see any footage from WCW Thunder itself. That's all I have to say about that.