Heat
Promotion	World Wrestling Entertainment
Date	August 2, 1998
Venue	Arrowhead Pond
City	Anaheim, California
Previous episode	None
Next episode	August 9, 1998

The August 2, 1998 Edition of Heat is a Professional wrestling television show of the WWE, which took place at the Arrowhead Pond in Anaheim, California. It was taped on July 27, 1998.

Contents 1 Recap 2 Results 3 Commentators 4 Ring Announcer 5 Image Gallery 6 External links

Recap

Vince McMahon exits first to introduce the host and star of WWF Heat: his son Shane McMahon. Shane comes down to ringside with a couple of female valets and joins Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler on commentary.

The first-ever match on Heat is Edge versus Jeff Jarrett Edge gets the pinfall victory thanks to Jarrett's manager Tennessee Lee. Jarrett signaled to Lee to trip Edge, but Edge reversed an Irish whip and Lee accidentally tripped Jarrett instead. Jeff Jarrett is angry while Lee apologizes.

The camera catches Amy Hunter-Cornelius and Mario Lopez at ringside promoting Pacific Blue television series on USA Network.

Jerry Lawler enters the ring to interview D-Generation X (Chyna, Triple H, & X-Pac).

He asks about the upcoming match that Vince McMahon sanctioned between Triple H and X-Pac on the next episode of Raw. X-Pac answers that they are professionals and will shake hands afterwards. Triple H laughs at Vince McMahon's attempts to break-up the group. He states that they are the most tittilating group in wrestling. He proves this by getting several female audience members to show their breasts.

A segment of Droz' World, a parody of MTV's The Real World, shows Droz explaining how he puked on Mark Henry during his training. Tom Prichard explains that it was disgusting and chunky.

The team of Darren Drozdov and the Headbangers (united by their common home state of New Jersey) defeated the Japanese stable Kai En Tai. Before and during the match Val Venis and Mrs. Yamaguchi showed up on the ramp together to distract Kai En Tai's manager Mr. Yamaguchi.

Afterwards, Val Venis hits on Amy Hunter-Cornelius and pushes Mario Lopez away. Lopez jumps the guardrail and takes down Venis with an impressive double-leg takedown.

D-Lo Brown succeeded in retaining the WWF European Championship in his first defense against Ken Shamrock. During the match Mark Henry attacked Shamrock outside the ring. This prompted Steve Blackman & Dan Severn to show up in Shamrock's corner. Brown got the win over Shamrock after provoking Severn into attacking him during the match, earning Shamrock a disqualification.

Steve Blackman tries to clam Shamrock down after the match, but Shamrock throws chairs and ringsteps around in anger.

Pacific Blue star Shanna Moaker talks with "Lefty" Bart Gunn backstage about his brawl-for-all win over Dr. Death.

In the Main Event, Owen Hart & The Rock, representing The Nation, defeated Kane & Mankind by countout after Owen Hart jumped back in the ring at the last moment to avoid a double countout. With this victory, Owen Hart & The Rock become the #1 contenders for the WWF Tag Team Championship.

Michael Cole interviews Steve Austin backstage and asked what his relationship was with his fellow co-WWF Tag Team Champion the Undertaker. Austin says that they are just a team and he'll kick anyone's ass he feels like.

Results

Numbers in parentheses indicate the length of the match.

(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.

• Singles Match: Edge defeated Jeff Jarrett (w/ Tennessee Lee) (4:01)
  • Edge pinned Jarrett after Lee accidentally tripped him.
• Six-Man Tag Team Match: Darren Drozdov & The Headbangers (Mosh & Thrasher) defeated Kai En Tai (Dick Togo, Men's Teioh & Sho Funaki) (w/ Yamaguchi-san) (4:21 shown)
  • Drozdov pinned Teioh with a sit-out powerbomb.
• WWF European Championship Match: D-Lo Brown (w/ Mark Henry) (c) defeated Ken Shamrock (2:53)
  • Shamrock was disqualified after Dan Severn attacked Brown.
  • D-Lo Brown retains the WWF European Championship
• Number One Contender Tag Team Match: The Nation (Owen Hart & The Rock) defeated Kane & Mankind (w/ Paul Bearer)
  • Hart jumped back in the ring at the last second for his team to win by countout.
  • Owen Hart & The Rock become the #1 Contenders for the WWF Tag Team Championship

Commentators

• Jerry Lawler
• Jim Ross
• Shane McMahon

Ring Announcer

• Howard Finkel (does not appear on camera)

Image Gallery

External links

• WWE Heat #1 at CAGEMATCH.net

List of WWE Heat results
1998 List of WWE Heat results
8/2 • 8/9 • 8/16 • 8/23 • 8/30 • 9/6 • 9/13 • 9/20 • 9/27 • 10/4 • 10/11 • 10/18 • 10/25 • 11/1 • 11/8 • 11/15 • 11/22 • 11/29 • 12/6 • 12/13 • 12/20 • 12/27
1999 List of WWE Heat results
1/3 • 1/10 • 1/17 • 1/24 • 1/31 • 2/7 • 2/14 • 2/21 • 2/28 • 3/7 • 3/14 • 3/21 • 3/28 • 4/4 • 4/11 • 4/18 • 4/25 • 5/2 • 5/9 • 5/16 • 5/23 • 5/30 • 6/6 • 6/13 • 6/20 • 6/27 • 7/4 • 7/11 • 7/18 • 7/25 • 8/1 • 8/8 • 8/15 • 8/22 • 8/29 • 9/5 • 9/12 • 9/19 • 10/3 • 10/10 • 10/17 • 10/24 • 10/31 • 11/7 • 11/14 • 11/21 • 11/28 • 12/5 • 12/12 • 12/19 • 12/26
2000 List of WWE Heat results
1/2 • 1/9 • 1/16 • 1/23 • 1/30 • 2/6 • 2/13 • 2/20 • 2/27 • 3/5 • 3/12 • 3/19 • 3/26 • 4/9 • 4/16 • 4/23 • 4/30 • 5/7 • 5/14 • 5/21 • 5/28 • 6/4 • 6/11 • 6/18 • 6/25 • 7/2 • 7/9 • 7/16 • 7/23 • 7/30 • 8/6 • 8/13 • 8/20 • 8/27 • 9/10 • 9/17 • 10/1 • 10/8 • 10/15 • 10/22 • 10/29 • 11/5 • 11/12 • 11/19 • 11/26 • 12/3 • 12/10 • 12/17 • 12/24
2001 List of WWE Heat results
1/7 • 1/14 • 1/21 • 1/28 • 2/4 • 2/11 • 2/18 • 3/4 • 3/11 • 3/18 • 3/25 • 4/1 • 4/8 • 4/15 • 4/22 • 4/29 • 5/6 • 5/13 • 5/20 • 5/27 • 6/3 • 6/10 • 6/17 • 6/24 • 7/1 • 7/8 • 7/15 • 7/22 • 7/29 • 8/5 • 8/12 • 8/19 • 8/26 • 9/2 • 9/9 • 9/23 • 9/30 • 10/7 • 10/14 • 10/21 • 10/28 • 11/4 • 11/11 • 11/18 • 11/25 • 12/2 • 12/9 • 12/16 • 12/23 • 12/30
2002 List of WWE Heat results
1/6 • 1/13 • 1/20 • 1/27 • 2/3 • 2/10 • 2/17 • 2/24 • 3/3 • 3/10 • 3/17 • 3/24 • 3/31 • 4/7 • 4/14 • 4/21 • 4/28 • 5/5 • 5/12 • 5/19 • 5/26 • 6/2 • 6/9 • 6/16 • 6/23 • 6/30 • 7/7 • 7/14 • 7/21 • 7/28 • 8/4 • 8/11 • 8/18 • 8/25 • 9/1 • 9/8 • 9/15 • 9/22 • 9/29 • 10/6 • 10/13 • 10/20 • 10/27 • 11/3 • 11/10 • 11/7 • 11/24 • 12/1 • 12/8 • 12/15 • 12/22 • 12/29
2003 List of WWE Heat results
1/12 • 1/19 • 1/26 • 2/2 • 2/9 • 2/16 • 2/23 • 3/2 • 3/9 • 3/16 • 3/23 • 3/30 • 4/6 • 4/13 • 4/20 • 4/27 • 5/4 • 5/11 • 5/18 • 5/25 • 6/1 • 6/8 • 6/15 • 6/22 • 6/29 • 7/6 • 7/13 • 7/20 • 7/27 • 8/3 • 8/10 • 8/17 • 8/24 • 8/31 • 9/7 • 9/14 • 9/21 • 9/28 • 10/5 • 10/12 • 10/19 • 10/26 • 11/2 • 11/9 • 11/16 • 11/23 • 11/30 • 12/7 • 12/14 • 12/21
2004 List of WWE Heat results
1/4 • 1/11 • 1/18 • 1/25 • 2/1 • 2/8 • 2/15 • 2/22 • 2/29 • 3/7 • 3/21 • 3/28 • 4/4 • 4/11 • 4/18 • 4/25 • 5/2 • 5/9 • 5/16 • 5/23 • 5/30 • 6/6 • 6/13 • 6/20 • 6/27 • 7/4 • 7/11 • 7/18 • 7/25 • 8/1 • 8/8 • 8/15 • 8/22 • 8/29 • 9/5 • 9/12 • 9/19 • 9/26 • 10/3 • 10/10 • 10/17 • 10/24 • 10/31 • 11/7 • 11/14 • 11/21 • 11/28 • 12/5 • 12/12 • 12/19
2005 List of WWE Heat results
1/2 • 1/9 • 1/16 • 1/23 • 1/30 • 2/13 • 2/20 • 2/27 • 3/6 • 3/13 • 3/20 • 3/27 • 4/3 • 4/10 • 4/17 • 5/1 • 5/8 • 5/15 • 5/22 • 5/29 • 6/5 • 6/12 • 6/19 • 6/26 • 7/17 • 7/24 • 7/31 • 8/7 • 8/14 • 8/21 • 8/28 • 9/4 • 9/11 • 9/18 • 9/25 • 9/30 • 10/9 • 10/14 • 10/21 • 10/28 • 11/1 • 11/6 • 11/11 • 11/25 • 11/27 • 12/2 • 12/9 • 12/16 • 12/18 • 12/30
2006 List of WWE Heat results
1/6 • 1/8 • 1/13 • 1/20 • 1/27 • 1/29 • 2/10 • 2/17 • 2/19 • 2/24 • 3/10 • 3/17 • 3/31 • 4/7 • 4/14 • 4/28 • 4/30 • 5/5 • 5/12 • 5/19 • 5/26 • 6/2 • 6/9 • 6/16 • 6/23 • 6/30 • 7/14 • 7/21 • 7/28 • 8/11 • 8/18 • 8/25 • 9/1 • 9/8 • 9/29 • 10/27 • 11/25 • 12/2 • 12/15
2007 List of WWE Heat results
1/5 • 1/12 • 1/19 • 1/26 • 2/2 • 2/9 • 2/16 • 2/23 • 3/2 • 3/9 • 3/16 • 3/23 • 3/30 • 4/6 • 4/13 • 4/20 • 4/27 • 5/4 • 5/11 • 5/18 • 5/25 • 6/8 • 6/22 • 7/13 • 7/20 • 7/27 • 8/3 • 8/10 • 8/24 • 8/31 • 9/7 • 9/14 • 9/21 • 9/28 • 10/5 • 10/12 • 10/19 • 10/26 • 11/3 • 11/9 • 11/16 • 11/23 • 11/30 • 12/7 • 12/21
2008 List of WWE Heat results
1/6 • 1/13 • 1/20 • 1/27 • 2/3 • 2/24 • 3/2 • 3/9 • 3/23 • 3/30 • 4/6 • 4/13 • 4/20 • 5/4 • 5/11 • 5/18 • 5/25 • 6/1

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