The first competitor to exit the cage or score a pinfall would be considered the winner. Early on, Rikishi went for the Stink Face, but Val retaliated with a low blow. Even so, Val was eventually busted open -- he appeared to be cut above one of his eyes. Rikishi attempted to exit the cage, but was stopped by Val. So Rikishi delivered a Samoan drop, splashed Val (cheeks first) in the corner and then gave him a vertical splash off the second rope. Val managed to get his foot on the ropes on two. With Val down, Rikishi once again tried to escape the cage, but this time Trish slammed the cage door in his face. Minutes later, Lita appeared and whipped Trish repeatedly with the belt all the way back to the locker room. Referee Chad Patton chased after Trish and Lita. Meanwhile, the referee inside the ring, Teddy Long, was inadvertently knocked out. Rikishi and Val both tried to climb the cage, and Rikishi slammed Val's head into the cage, sending Venis flying down to the canvas. Standing on the top rope, Rikishi looked down at Val seemed to get an idea. He climbed to the top of the cage, looked down for several seconds ... and then jumped off and splashed Val off the top of the cage! Rikishi seemed to be almost as hurt as Val, however. The challenger crawled over to the cage door, but Tazz appeared, stole a camera, and clobbered Rikishi with it! A nearly unconscious Val managed to drape one hand over Val, and Teddy Long recovered enough to administer the three count. Val and Rikishi were both badly hurt after the match.