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Full WWE Sunday Night Heat Results - 7/13/03
Hosted by: Jonathan Coachman & Al Snow
Reported by: Dave Missert of WrestleView.com

Happy Monday everyone. I was out of town for a wake on Sunday, so didn’t have a chance to catch Heat live last night, so here I am on Monday evening, bringing you what you want, a recap of the best show on WWE TV, Sunday Night Heat.

The show opens with a limo pulling up and Triple H getting out, as he is apparently making a rare appearance on Sunday Night Heat.

HEAT RECAP

Scott Steiner (w/ Stacy Keibler) vs. Ruffy Silverstein
Shoulder block by Steiner to start the match. Steiner goes for a military press, but Raffy rakes Steiner’s eyes. He goes for a high cross body but Steiner catches him and nails him with a powerslam. Steiner follows with some chops in the corner and some punches and knees. Silverstein goes into the corner, and in an attempt to leapfrog Steiner, appears to lose his balance and falls out of the ring. Steiner drops an elbow and does a few pushups. Big belly-to-belly suplex by Steiner followed by Steiner’s new finisher for the win.

Winner by pinfall: Scott Steiner

Highlights from Raw
Booker T won the IC title

La Resistance vs. Bobby Rude and Tyson Dux
Stevie Night Heat is now co-hosting with Al and Coach! La Resistance cuts a promo explaining that the people in Montreal are French-Canadian, which means they are not really French, and they are more like Americans. It seems that Stevie Richards is acting as the GM of Stevie Night Heat. The Frenchmen open by double-teaming the rookies, until the score is even as La Resistance #1 leaves the ring. They beat on the indy guy that has Textbook on his trunks for a while and tag back and forth with each other. Double hip toss by La Resistance for a two count. Hot tag to one of the rookies and he goes to town on La Resistance for about 30 seconds, until La Resistance hits the Double Spinebuster for the win.

Winner by pinfall: La Resistance

Following the match Stevie Richards runs into the ring to congratulate La Resistance on their victory, and then he runs backstage.

Backstage
Terri is interviewing Maven about his match with Triple H. Maven tells us that he is nervous, but not scared.

Raw Highlights
Kane chokeslammed Austin last week.

Backstage
Triple H confronts Maven in the locker room and compliments him about how he thinks he is good kind of. He then gives him some advice, and tells him to savor the moment about getting to face the champ, and that there ain’t no shame, getting beat by the game.

Triple H vs. Maven
Wow, it looks like they are going to give this match some time, which is pretty cool. Oh I forgot, it takes 10 minutes for Hunter to walk down to the ring. Tie up to start and Hunter looks at Maven in a cocky manner. Hunter starts off with a wristlock, and a shoulder toss. He then slaps Maven in the face, kind of like how your grandmother slaps you in the face. Maven hits The Game with a hip toss and a couple of dropkicks, throwing Hunter out of the ring onto the floor. Hunter distracts the ref and Maven, and takes advantage with a kick to the midsection and tosses the Tough Enough champ to the floor. Hunter picks up Maven and goes to hit his face into the steps, but the former schoolteacher blocks this, and drives Triple H’s face into the steel steps. And now it’s time for a commercial.

And we’re’ back with Maven hitting a swinging neck breaker for a two count. Maven whips Hunter into the ropes, but Hunter reverses it and nails a spinebuster (shades of Arn Anderson). Triple H begins to maul Maven in the corner and then the two exchange punches. I think I just noticed that Paul Nemer actually got up and left during this match! Oh wait, there he is. Big suplex by Hunter for a two count. Maven hits a big flying burrito, which he follows up with a few punches and a nice back body drop, and a spinning heel kick for a two count. The action goes to the outside as Hunter tried a belt shot, which Maven blocked. Maven then hit the champ with the belt, which the ref didn’t see, knocking Hunter out. However, since it was Triple H, he is impervious to the pain of a belt shot and kicks out. Maven then locks on the sleeper hold. Hunter gets to the ropes and breaks the hold. Maven climbs to the top rope, but Hunter shoves the ref into the ropes, knocking Maven off of the turnbuckle. Maven hits a flying bulldog for a two count. Maven goes up top again, hits a cross body, which Hunter reverses for a two count. Hunter goes for the pedigree, but Maven breaks the hold. The Tough Enough alum whips HHH into the ropes, drops his head, gets hit with a pedigree, and game over.

Winner by pinfall: Triple H