Mad Dog Vachon leads the way.

The Crusher is introduced to the sellout crowd.

Left:The Crusher receives a standing ovation.

Above:Milwaukee is still "Crusher Country."


Right:When Jerry Lawler enters the ring and hurls insults at the two legends, The Crusher readies himself for battle. "I'd tell you to act your age, but you'd probably be dead," Lawler laughed.


Left:When Lawler tries to remove Mad Dog's artificial leg, The Crusher smacks Lawler in the back of the head with his legend plaque.

Right:The Crusher delivers his "Bolo Punch" to Lawler.


Right:"The King" has bailed out of the ring while Crusher tends to Mad Dog.Above, left: Once the biterest of enemies in a bloody feud spanning more than a decade, The Crusher and Mad Dog Vachon bury the hatchet and shake hands.

Above, Left:Lawler re-enters the ring and goes after Mad Dog's artificial leg as Crusher attempts to stop him. Note the cigar still in Crusher's mouth.Above, Right: Crusher finally gets ahold of Lawler and gives him another "Bolo Punch," sending Lawler sprawling to the mat.

Left:As Crusher stalks Lawler, Lawler uses Mad Dog's leg to defend himself. Above, Right:The Crusher has Mad Dog's leg after Lawler threw it at him fled the ring.

Right:Not finished yet, Lawler is about to launch a sneak attack.Above, Left: Crusher gives "the boot" to Lawler.

Lawler holds his noggin, then gives Crusher a look of disdain.

The Crusher leaves the Milwaukee Arena to the roar of the crowd.