Timeline: November 1999
11-1-99 (RAW is WAR: Washington, D.C.)
11-4-99 (SmackDown!: Philadelphia, PA)
11-7-99 (HeAT: Philadelphia, PA)
11-8-99 (RAW is WAR: Penn State University)
11-11-99 (SmackDown!: Baltimore, MD)
11-14-99 (HeAT: Detriot, MI)
11-14-99 (PPV: Survivor Series; Detriot, MI)
11-15-99 (RAW is WAR: Pittsburg, PA)
11-18-99 (SmackDown!: Cincinnatti, OH)
11-21-99 (Sunday Night HeAT: Cincinnatti, OH)
11-22-99 (RAW is WAR: Buffalo, NY)
11-25-99 (SmackDown!: Rochester, NY)
11-26-99 (House show: San Jose, CA)
11-27-99 (House show: San Francisco, CA)
11-27-99 (House show: Sacramento, CA)
11-28-99 (House show: Bakersfield, CA)
11-28-99 (Sunday Night HeAT: Rochester, NY)
11-29-99 (RAW is LOVE: Los Angeles, CA)
The Rock opens the show by insulting the Road Dogg. Road Dogg, of course, responds ready for a fight. They brawl briefly, but D-X is quickly on hand to offer Road Dogg an assist. Road Dogg accompanies D-X throughout the rest of the night; yelling at Vince, attacking Kane and Austin. He is at ringside for Triple H's main event match but when he interferes against Shane McMahon, the Rock attacks him and they disappear fighting off into the crowd.
D-Generation X opens the show by watching video clips of RAW back in the locker room, and offering their thoughts. They don't come to ringside until halfway through, where they invite Vince McMahon to join D-X on the basis of his having struck Shane on Monday (Road Dogg gets a nice pop while he's out there). Vince ends up sticking the four of them in a Survivor Series-style main event. Road Dogg is either second or third eliminated, and the first on his team after he receives a rock bottom. D-X ends up winning, however.
Road Dogg isn't on.
Road Dogg and Badd Ass are arguing backstage with the tag champs, Mankind and Al Snow. They come out for a match, and Road Dogg insults Al and his action figure. Okay match; Dogg pins Snow for the victory after Badd Ass whallops Al over the head with a chair. They interview in the back as new WWF Tag Team Champions. Later in the evening, D-X rescues X-Pac from being killed by the Rock, then brainstorm in the back. Road Dogg pops up late in the evening on the TitanTron, letting Vince, Shane, and Test watch as D-X attacks Stephanie McMahon.
D-X tromps out to the ring early, armed with a dress they claimed Steph was wearing and lots of lewd comments. They admit that the girl they were seen attacking was not really Stephanie McMahon. Vince comes out and shows them how much he appreciated the joke by putting them into the Survivor Series-style main event with Test, Shane, the Rock, and Kane. They continue to insult Stephanie; Test runs out and breaks his nose jumping into the ring. D-X beats on him a little and then throws him out; the editing makes it look like THEY broke his nose. Later on, D-X is trying to come up with a way to get Vince when X-Pac informs them that Arnold Schwarzenegger has arrived. This is followed by lots of funny vignettes as D-X makes fun of Arnold and searches for him backstage (capped by them beating up the wrong guy and accidentally knocking on the locker room door where Shane, Rock, and Kane are). Eventually they come out for the main event; X-Pac and Kane eliminate themselves when they fight to the back. Road Dogg and Shane spend a good amount of time in the ring and Shane is eliminated, but Mr. Ass is thrown out for interference. A Rock Bottom spells the end of the Road Dogg, and eventually Triple H is also pinned when Schwarzenegger interferes to help special enforcer Austin (and, in an entertaining bit, Triple H gets beaten up after the match by Arnold - LOL!).
Road Dogg is seen in the back conferring with Triple H; later, he and X-Pac run in on a Triple H/Rock/Austin confrontation in the ring but just get smacked around a little by the main eventers. At one point, the Rock slams the heads of X-Pac and Road Dogg together.
Road Dogg and his fellow D-Xers get into some trouble throughout the evening as they run in on a match or two (specifically, the X-Pac/Kane lockup and the main event). Billy Gunn is late getting to the arena but he and Road Dogg are still able to team up and take on Mankind and Al Snow in defense of the tag team championship. Due at least in part to the fact that all four men were former Hardcore champions, there was a lot of brawling. Al Snow delivers a snowplow to Road Dogg and nearly brings him down on his head, but eventually the Outlaws get the clean pin after a spike piledriver on Mankind.
D-X hits the ring to complain about Triple H losing the championship, but a furious Vince fingers them the prime suspects in the assault on Steve Austin at Survivor Series. After telling Road Dogg and the rest what doggy style will REALLY mean once they go to jail, Vince draws out a bunch of cops to question the degenerates. Later in the locker room, D-X has a bit of fun with the cops (Road Dogg offers up "Deez Nuts" when they ask him for his real name). Later in the evening, Road Dogg locks it up with Al Snow and again, much brawling and nonsense at ringside. Snow is in charge for most of the match, but Road Dogg gets a pumphandle and a three-count. He wastes no time in heading backstage, as Mankind comes out to comfort Al.
Road Dogg starts the evening off right by helping D-X beat up Brisco and Patterson. Throughout the evening they pull off lots of hijinx on the McMahons, including kidnapping Test, setting a fire in the McMahon office backstage, and throwing Test, Shane, and Stephanie down a flight of concrete stairs. The Outlaws defend tag titles against the Hardy Boyz in a pretty good match, except Road Dogg gets flattened towards the end by lots of Hardy acrobatics. Never fear, X-Pac makes the save to keep the gold in D-X hands.
Road Dogg isn't on.
Vince McMahon crashes his car into D-X's arriving limo, causing mass panic and carnage. Nobody's hurt, though. D-X later gets Vince arrested to calm him down. A bit further into our festivities, the Outlaws run in on a match between Jeff Hardy and X-Pac, and help their little buddy emerge victorious. The Outlaws are supposed to fight but Billy Gunn begs off with knee problems. This leads to Road Dogg facing Test in one-on-one action, with Shane McMahon as guest ref. I don't have to tell you how this one ends... Road Dogg loses, and even gets his own pumphandle slam finisher used on him. Oh, the humanity!
D-X serves Vince with a TOP to make sure he stays a good distance away. Annoyed, Vince puts the Outlaws in a cage match against the Hardys. Until then, D-X amuses themselves by teasing homeless people with food. We get to the match and it's an awesome match which features a MOONSAULT FROM THE ROAD DOGG (!!!!!!!!) and Jeff Hardy getting tossed up in the air, over the top of the cage, and to the floor (ooch). The Outlaws win thanks to help from Deputy X-Pac.
Road Dogg is not in attendance.
Road Dogg is not in attendance.
The New Age Outlaws take on the Hardy Boyz and come out victorious (with, according to one in attendance, the second-biggest pop of the night baby!). Not too much detail available on this match.
No info. Probably the same as the Sacramento house show.
Road Dogg isn't on.
Road Dogg comes out with Triple H early in the evening, as Triple H taunts Vince. He participates in a main event six-man tag that pits the Outlaws and X-Pac against the Rock, Mankind, and Kane. Road Dogg almost gets pinned the one time he's in the ring, thanks to an elbow in the face and a legdrop from Mankind. Road Dogg then gets hit with a Mankind baseball slide that knocks him to ringside. X-Pac attacks Mankind to give Road Dogg a minute to recover, but Dogg ends up eating the steps anyway. Dogg doesn't see a lot more action, except for a few double-teams. D-X wins by DQ when Al Snow runs in and clobbers Road Dogg with Head.
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