Evan Karagias

I hung out with him.

I hung out with like Evan Courageous once in a while.

I saw Buff Bagwell recently and he's just a great, great guy.

He's turned his life around.

And then Kim hit to pop up Hurricane Rana.

Evan Courageous comes in, hits a wheelbarrow face buster and then does a dance.

So Yang hits him with a wheelbarrow German suplex and then mocks the dance.

In one of the behind the scenes clips, Yang was talking and just like speaks perfectly normal English.

Moore hits a bottoms up to Kidman, but that pin is also broken up.

The Dragons hit an assisted powerbomb out of the corner.

Evan Courageous saves the match.

Then it's a neckbreaker before a 450 splash.

Right when you said it, Scott, that's why I did it.

Because it's like, what do we really say about Medusa versus Evan Courageous? First off, love Medusa.

Sure, absolutely.

She's the best.

And Evan Courageous, we ended up using him properly in three count.

That worked.

That was a really cool gimmick.

I just don't think – I think he got a raw end of the deal a lot.

So they'll have three count, go down to two men.

Young Dragons lose Jamie and just have Evan Courageous and Noble team up.

And that's it.

But they still call themselves three count.

What the hell? Yeah.

For those of you that don't know, it was between three count, which is Evan Courageous, Shannon Moore, and Shane Helms with Tank Abbott.

And they defeated the team of the Young Dragons, Kaz Hayashi, Yun Yang.

Is that how they said it? Yun Yang? I don't know.

Yeah.

So that takes us to our second match, Evan Karagias with Madusa versus Disco Inferno with Tony Marinara for the WCW Cruiserweight Championship.

And we haven't seen Karagias since Slamboree '98, episode 304.

Was his name that-

I mean, we'll see more in the future, but-

I'm sure, but Kar- a- and also this bad spelling of the last name.

K-A-R-A-G-I-A-S. Evan Karagias.

Give me a break.